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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON THURSDAY. JANUARY 7, 1954 Curial J\ct iíiii It 5 Carole Wilson, Editor New 'S * Phone 2233 Saturday night by Mr and Mrs. Carlos Buchner. Following dinner the group returned to the home of and Mrs. Waynard Talbct for an informal evening. 4 *— Tuesday Club Meets Mrs. Campbell Baer entertained members of the Tuesday afternoon bridge club at her home. Ouests were Mrs. Burnall Brown. M is Norah O'Brien of Ogden, Mrs. C. A. Malley. Mrs. Lew Herriman and Mrs. Ron Campbell. Prizes were won by Mrs. Malley and Mrs. Herriman. * —❖ Fischers Entertain Mr. and Mrs. Jake Fischer enter tained at dinner Wednesday evening at the Payette country club for Mr. and Mrs. Bob Skow and Mr and Mrs. Lloyd Mackrill. •••—•> Am ity Club Members K ENGAGEMENT of Miss I.ois Have Christmas Partv rner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. •n Garner of Sunset Valley, to in Sharp, brother of Mrs. Ralph inch of Adrian, was announced at amily dinner at the Vera Garner Vie on Christmas day. Besides the inediate family, Mrs. Keith Wooley daughter. LaDawn, were guests, the wedding will be an event of [ Iristmas Party ^Hm ployes and wives and husbands of [ Everybody’s Dept, store were ^^prtained at their annual Christ. party at the Country club Members of the Junior Women's Amity club and their husbands met Saturday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Lewis for their annual no host supper and Christ, mas party. Following the supper, the evening was spent playing games under the direction of Mrs. Henry Zobell. Prizes were won by Mrs. Dean Fife, Calvin Wilson, Soren Cox and Mrs. Mel Beck. Guests were Ruth and Mel Beck, Lucile and Howard Myrick, Carrie and Dean Fife, Pearl and Phil Wod. dard. Fern and Soren Cox, Iona and Clearance, Men's MR. and MRS. LAURENCE < loverly of Eruitland, former Nyssa residents, announce the engagement of their daughter, Jerilyn, to Jay Platt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Claire Platt of New Plymouth. A definite date for the wedding has not been set. Elwood Flinders, Madge and Calvin Wilson. Hcrtense and Henry Zobell, Lucille and Taft Pett, Alice and Don Moss, and Florence and Walker Low. hosts and hostesses at an Elk steak fry at the Doll House Saturday even ing. Guests were the Ersal Beuses, Guests At Elk Steak Fry Mr. and Mrs. Eldred Brewers and Charley Manns, Carl Burninghams, Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Hooper were Mary Jefferies. Ladies' Rayon 100% Wool Shirls Panel Curtains Values to $7.99 NOW $3.99 Miss Norah O'Brien returntd Fn. day to her home in Ogden after 'pending the Christmas and New Years holidays with Mr. and Mrs C. A Mally. Mr. and Mrs. J D Hughes were New Years dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Bud W.lson. Colleen Bybee returned to Boise Sunday after spending the New Years holidays in Nyssa with her parents, Mr and Mr- S P Bybee Mr and Mrs Cliff Main enter, tained at three tables of pinochle at their home New Years eve. Later the group, attended the watch night services at the Methodist church. J. A. Montague, 8ti. was honor Tuest at a New Years dinner given at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leon ard Smith of Adrian. Ouests in cluded 13 great grandehildrn and 10 grand children of Mr. Mon tague and the occasion marked thi third birthday anniversary of a greatgrandchild, Ivan Carlson Places were laid for 34 including Mrs. J. J. Montage. Barbara. Carole Leo and Terry of Nu Acres; Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hartle and family of Nyssa Mr. and Mrs. Bert Montage of On tario; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bale and family of Parma: Mr. and Mrs J. E. Montague of Payette and Mr and Mrs. Bill Novak and family of Ontario. Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Bybee, Mrs. H E. Chamberlain and Pamela Bybee were New Years dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. V L. Kesler. Mrs. Burnell Brown returned to Ogden last Thursday after spending veek at the Campbell Baer home. Mrs. Felton Duncan spent New 42x81-in.— Tailored Years Notes Years In Glenn.- Ferry with her .-Is. ter. Mrs. Fred Chre.s*l Mr and Mrs. Henry Hartle> and Mr and Mrs B B Lienkaemper were New Year.- dinner guest- in Payette at the Bernard Frost home. Mr and Mrs. Jack Atkeson and Daphne of Boise spent New Years eve and New Years day with Mrs. Atkeson’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Jones. A 4 o'clock no host dinner was served New Years day to the follow, lng guests: Mr. and Mrs. Dave Mit. chell. Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Beckstead. Mr and Mrs. Joe Dirkson. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Fischer, Mr and Mrs Shorty Brandt, Mr and Mrs B b Thompson and Mr and Mrs Dale Garrison at the Garrison home Mr. and Mrs. Don Wilson, Diane and Donnie and Mr and Mrs. Thomas Hessler were dinner guests New Years at the George Wilson home. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Lewis and family were dinner guests January 1st at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H D Zobell. Mr. and Mrs. Lorin Saunders were host and hostess to a family dinner New Years. Covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Saunders of Vale, Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Flinders, Gail and Gerald and Mrs. Marvin Wil son and Janalee. New Years dinner guests of the Rev. and Mrs. Robert Jackson were Mr. and Mrs. Roy Olmstead, Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Olmstead, Mr. and Mrs Lloyd Gould, Mr. and Mrs. John Wood, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Wood and Don Merritt and their families, all of Nampa. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Wilson, Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Wilson and family and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wilson and family were dinner guests on the holiday at the home of Mr. and Mr Calvin Wilson. Mrs. M. S. Ayres was a weekend guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Herri man. Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Moore of Nam pa spent New Years day with Mr. and Mrs. S. C. McConnell. Mrs. Moore is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. McConnell. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ceci and fam. ily of Los Angeles, who spent the Christmas and N pw Years holiday- with Mrs. Ceci's parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Smiley, returned home Saturday. Dinner guests New Years of Mr- Raymond Larson were Mr. and Mrs. Jess Whitaker of Boise. Mrs. Whit aker and Mrs. Larson are cousins. Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Buchner were host and hostess to a group for a New Years eve supper. Giie-ts wer the O. E. Cheldelins, Henry Hart leys, Kinsey Keverens, Bert Lien. kaempers and the Walter McPart. lands. Mr. and Mrs. O. O Ander-on and Mrs. J, R. Winchell were dinner guests of Mrs. Dale Osborn on Nov PAGE NINI '.’ ears. Thr c. •‘.on va- al-o .he New Years day. *4th wedding anniver a.-y of the Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Grower visit Andersens. td New Year- day with Mr and Mr; Harry Bowles. Mr. and Mr Marvin Jtfftn e and Mr and Mi Charle- Mann were dinner guests Friday night of WHEN BUYING Mr and Mr- Carl Burningham. MENTION THF. The Rulon Staples entertained at dinner New Years for the Ralph An. I GATE C ITY JOURNAL dersons. Mr. and Mrs Joe Sloff and four | daughters of Columbia. 'Penn., visit, ed over New Years at the Vern Mon- • Eyes examined cur home. • Glasses fitted Mr. and Mrs. George N Bear were guests of Mr and Mrs. Vernon Reed Caldwell Phone 9-2312 and Mrs Effie Roger at Ontario or, Dr. D. W. Graves E A G L E S B E N E F IT CARD PAR TY For Members and Friends Saturday, Jan. 9— 8 P. M. EAGLES HALL $1 Per Couple — ^ ALASKA America's Last Frontier A full two hour sound and action film in beau tiful color . . . of Am er ica’s last frontier and of the many wonders of this beautiful country! Showing Jan. 18-18 N.H.S. Gym Sponsored by VENDRELL FUND COMMITTEE Half Slips Cotton— Plisse 7 9 ^ each Sheets Birdseye Diapers Quality 81x99 Bleached— Hemmed Edges $ 1.59 dozen Premium $1.77 Premium $1.89 81x108 36 inches 42x36 Cases 39c 36-in. Wide Striped and Solid 80 Square Cotton Prints 2 9 0 yard 4 yds. $ 1.00 36-in. Our Pride Unbleached Muslin 4 yds, $ 1.00 Men's Men's Waist Overalls Dress Shirts 8-oz. 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The Pickup —one of 19 models — has a box that holds up to 11 more cubic feet than las. year’s capa cious model. Its tail gate isgrain-tight —and sand-tight. And —a truck feature pioneered by G M C — it offers the driversavirrg, moneysaving advantages of Truck Hydra-Matic Drive*. One final and surprising point. The price of the G M C , value for value, is unsurpassed anywhere on the truck market. I hat’s the story. The next move is yours. Come in and see “ the world’s most modern truck.” A n d — make it soon. * Optional at extra cost R O B E R T S - N Y S S A , Inc. 2ND and GOOD AVENUE NYSSA. ORM.ON •You'll do better on a used truck w ith your G M C d e a le r• <9
