THE N Y S S A G A T E C IT Y J O U R N A L . N YSSA , OREGON. U n cia l in t i 's WSCS Circles Meet Members of the Naomi and Dor cas circles o f the Womens Society o l Christian Service of the Metho dist church met Thursday after noon. Many interesting projects •were discussed by the women and members o f the Dorcas circle made plans for a fancy work sale and tea to be held in the church parlors March 25 at 2 p m. Members of the Mary and Martha cicrle met Thursday evening Announcement of the General meeting o f the WSCS has been made for March 4 at 2 p. m. at the church. Mrs. James Stephen, presi dent of the group has announced that a very interesting program has been planned on "Spanish Speaking Neighbors” . Guest speaker for the afternoon will be Mrs. Jose Salazar, wife of the local Spanish minister. Chatter Box Cluo Eighteen members of the Chatter Box club met at the home of Mrs. Andrew Ekanger for their regular meeting. Roll call was answered with a Valentine verse. Mrs. Willis Bertram presided over the meeting. Discussion of the pro gram for the coming year was held. Announcement was made that the road signs are nearing completion. Mrs. LaVern Cleaver presented a very interesting program on famous Americans. A Valentine grab box was held. Refreshments of angel food cake, ice cream and coffee were served by Mrs. Ekanger and Mrs. George Cleaver. The next meeting will be held at the Leslie Topliff home March 18. ❖ —+ Valentine Party Members o f the Eagles auxiliary and their husbands met at the Eagles hall last Tuesday evening for their Valentine dinner. During the business meeting, Mrs. Fay Collins won the door prize. The evening was spent playing bingo. Janie Walker Honored On Twelfth Birthday Janie Walker was honor guest at a birthday dinner and party- given by her mother, Mrs. Zack Walker Thursday evening. The oc casion marked Janie’s 12th biith- day. Following dinner, games were played. Guests included Broshia IT’S SIMPLE AS Case, Celia Bybee, Georgia Lee Ox- afternoon was spent playing and nam, Glendora Bendoric, Patty watching TV. Favors of hats and Lovejay, Joane Young. Katheryn balloons were given each guest. Klingenberg. Marie Lewis and Lyn A pink and white heart-shaped da Moncur. Mrs. Bill Lane assisted birthday cake and ice cream was Mr- Walker served to the following guests, Mar + — + la Ashby, Michael and Danny Bow Shaws Entertain en. Elaine Kurtz. Steven Kriegh. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Shaw entertain Michael Hale, Connie Holcomb, ed Saturday night at a pinochle Vickie Hamilton and Pat and Deb foursome. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. bie Savage. * — :• Eldon Barker. Mrs. Alters Entertains Bridge Saturday Evening Mrs. Duane Alters entertained at three tables o f bridge Thursday evening at her home. Prizes were won by Mrs Tom Eld- ridge, Mrs. Frank Morgan and Mrs. Tom Jones. Mrs. Ethel Alters was presented an honor guest prize. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Brendle entertained Saturday evening at a bridge party. High score was won by Dr. John Olsen and Mrs. Gus Liming. Keith D. Bybee, Jr. Celebrates Birthdav Keith B'-bee, Jr., was honor guest at a family birthday party given Friday evening at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Bybee. The occasion marked his first birth day anniversary. Guests included his grandparents, Mr and Mrs D. o . Eybee. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Richards Honored | Mr. and Mrs, Cecil Richards were 1 honor guests at a surprise luncheon given for them at their home last Tuesday afternoon The event marked their 12th wedding anniver sary. Dinner Guests V—♦ Saturday Night Bridge Club. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Cruson were guest players. Prizes were won by Mrs. Wilson Mr and Mrs. Tom Jones enter- tamed Saturday evening for mem and Jim Hansen. bers of the Mr and Mrs. bridge club with Mr. and Mrs J. L. Herriman Mrs. Herriman Entertains Members of the Thursday after and Mr. and Mrs. Charley Grider as noon bridge club met at the home guest players. High score winners were Mrs. of Mrs Lew Herriman Mrs. George Tom Eldridge and Mr. Grider Mitchell won high and Mrs Tom Eldridge won traveling ❖ — Dinner Guests Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Kesler were Richards Honored dinner guests Sunday of Mr and At Dinner Party Mrs. C. R. Kesler. Mr and Mrs. Cecil Richards were honored at a dinner party Wednes day evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Storm. Limings Entertain Places were laid for Bob Storm, Mr. and Mrs. Gu< Liming enter Phyllis and Janice Richards. Mr. tained members of the Thur.-day and Mrs. Ralph Capper and Claude evening Mr. and Mrs. bridge club Capper. Mr. and Mrs. Stan Newman were guest players. High scores were won Double Birthdav by Mrs. Ken Danford and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs, Claud Wilson and Liming. family were dinner guests at the * — :• home of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Long Monday night. This occasion mark Thursday Afternoon ed the celebration of Mrs. Wilson’s Bridge Club Meets Mrs. L. A. Maulding entertained and Mrs. Long's birthdays. members of the Thursday afternoon bridge club in her home with Mr.-. Howard Lovejoy as a guest player. '■ Prizes were won by Mrs. Houston Wilson, high; Mrs. John Olsen, sec ond high and Mrs. Warren Farmer, I low. •J*— Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wilson were dinner guests Tuesday evening of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Cleaver. •:— * Members of the Book club met Saturday afternoon at the home Chili Feed of Mrs. Hilda Tensen. Mrs. Emma Mr. and Mrs. Dale Overstake and Zwemke reviewed “The People of Mr. and Mrs. Harry McGinley the Deer” by Farley Mowat. Mrs. entertaind at the Overstake home Murl Lancaster was a guest of the Saturday evening at a chili feed for Dinner Guests Mr. and Mrs. Larry Dimmick and club. 20 Nyssa faculty members. The feed Members of the club were especi followed the Nyssa-Nampa basket family of Quincy, Wash., were din ner guests Wednesday of Mr and ally thrilled to have Mrs. Ella Smith ball game. Mrs. Mark Hartley as a special guest. Mrs. Smith Is one ❖ —❖ of the oldest book club members. Book Club Members Hear. Review Mrs. Maulding Entertains Mrs. M. L. Judd entertained at a ' luncheon Thursday in her home for Mrs. R. H. Young, Mrs. Ray Wilson, Mrs. Elton McCormick and Miss Gertrude Johnson of Parma and Mrs. Earl McClure o f Caldwell. In the afternoon the w.omen judged the posters and essays in the G ar den club conservation contest. Dinner Guests <fouï/&L< Î3f Janice Lewis was honor guest at a surprise no host birthday party given for her, Monday evening at the home of Pat Barclay. Miss Lew- is was given a Elgin wrist watch | from the group. Guests were Vard Olsen, Karl | Kesler, Wayne Chesnut, Sharon Glover, Karren Fife, Ellen Hunter, ; Jeanine Drown, Bonnie Mitchell, Ronnie Cooper, Clair Beus, Rodney Beus, Nancy Skeen, Don Bowers and Debby Morey. The evening was spent playing games and watching TV. Luncheon was served by Miss Barclay and Sharon Glover, assist ant hostess. *_ * F O R T H E S E ^ tfi bargains j Factory Trained Sunday Evening Guests Sunday evening guests at the Harold Robbins home were Miss Marie Cray, Miss Kathleen McEl- ligott and Miss Sue Herbers of Vale. Mechanics HERRIMAN MOTOR CO. Susan Hartley Honored Susan Hartley celebrated her third birthday anniversary at a party given Thursday afternoon by her mother. Mrs, Mark Hartley. The Your Ford Dealer Mrs. John Stringer entertained members o f her Monday afternoon I bridge club. Mrs. Houston Wilson won high prize and Mrs. Lloyd W il son, low. ABERDEEN A N G U S 60 Head ALL FEMALE SALE 60 Head At P A Y E T T E A U C T IO N 81 L IV E S T O C K CO. Y A R D S March 1. 1954 Payette, Idaho 1 o'clock Cows will be bred or have calves at side. Heifers open but guaranteed to breed. These cattle will be sold in pasture condition. Your opportunity for good foundation females.. 4-11 and FFA Boys Should Not Miss Opportunity to Start Herd With These Good Heifers. 1. Melton Precision Planters 3. Chattin Culta-Mulchers No 4 & 6 rows, takes ouf weeds and conserves moisture. An outstanding tool for all Row Crops. Messes — Higher Yields. 2. Dixie Thinner & Blocker Just ask your field man as to the labor cost savings. 4. Gemco Harvesters 2 & 3 rows, new lifter wheels, low initial price, low maintenance, high harvesting capacity. See Les Burbank—He will give you complete Details Nyssa B & M EQUIPMENT CO. Phone 2240 PRICES GOOD THÜRS., FRL, SAT. Janice Lewis Honored By Mrs. Stringer Entertains E. II. McDonald, an old time resi dent, now residing In Caldwell, a Sunday guest at the H. R. Sher wood home. Mr. McDonald will soon observe his 93rd birthday. Sunday callers at the II. R. Sher wood home were Mr and Mrs. L. K. Fry of Caldwell and Willis Fry o f Richland, Wash. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Evans of Ventura, C alif, visited Wednesday and Thursday with Mrs. Evan’* parents, Mr. and Mrs W. R Camp bell. Savings F Qua! it i| .;._ _ a SERVICE Mr. and Mrs. Jim Shaw, Don and Larry and Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Wilson and Janalee were dinner guests Friday evening in Homedale 1 at the home of the Rev. and Mr< E. J. Wilson. Entertains At Luncheon Mr. and Mrs. Lester Reece and family of Adrian were dinner guests I Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Max Long. T R A N S M IS S IO N Dinner Guests Check These Particular Beet Tools For Better Production and Cheaper Harvesting Methods Dinner Guests Longs Entertain FORDOMATIC P A G E FIV E MR. BEET GROW ER Mrs. L. A. Maulding entertained Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dail were | Breakfast Guests at her home Tuesday evening for Mr. and Mrs. C M. Ward and members of her bridge club. Mrs. dinner guests at the Earl Alexander 1 family of Seattle were breakfast Stan Newman and Mrs. Dwight home last Sunday and spent the afternoon there. guests Tuesday morning with Mr. Wyckoff were guest players. A_ _ Ward’s aunts, Mrs. Ava Broughton Mrs. Newman won high, Mrs. and Miss Myrtle Ilett. The Wards Grant Rinehart, second high and Guests in Vale were enroute to Key West, Florida, Mrs. K. E. Keveren, traveling. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Chandler and to make their home. girls were guests in Vale Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. LeRov Mrs. Boydell Entertains Barton. Fireside Speaker Mrs. A. H. Boydell entertained Mrs. Ersal Beus was guest speaker of Fireside Sunday evening at the i Thursday evening for members of Thursday Evening Ralph Blanch home in Owyhee. The her bridge club. Mrs. Ethel Mary Mr. and Mrs. Club Mr. and Mrs. Gene Stunz enter meeting was sponsored by the Mia | Beckham and Mrs. Leonard Hewett Maids and Explorers of the Owyhee were guest players. Prizes were won tained Thursday evening for mem by Mrs. Raymond Larson and Mrs. bers of their Mr. and Mrs. bridge L. D. S. ward. club. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wilson and George Mitchell. A_ _A 1 Mr. and Mrs. Ersal Beus enter tained at dinner Sunday for Mark and Janet Barlow and Bruce John- | son. BRING YOUR FORD BACK “HOME” FOR T H U R SD A Y . F E B R U A R Y 25. 1954 « y W STORE ilu Umatilla—10-oz. 3 for 4 SC Peas Pickett Ida-Ore.—9-oz. Flour 25 Lbs. * 1 75 Popular Brands - _ Potato Patties 3 Pkgs. 4 5 C Ida-Ore French Fried Canned h lilk“ 53< Potatoes 3 for 4 5 ( Pierces CatSUP 14 oz. Bottles 3 for 47c 8ES^fl25H !H 3l Cello Bag N.B.C. Shredded V /heat 2 for 35e Carrots Pineapple J U ic e 2 for 2 5 C Golden Ripe Del Monte — 46-oz. iLi'utint ^ r r l i i n 's OREGON GROWN FROZEN FOODS 2 lbs. 2 9c 2 lor 9 5 < Bananas 2 tor 3 5 c Federal Grades of Beef, Lamb, Mutton, and Veal Are, "Prime Choice, Good, Commercial, Utility, and Cutter." Insist Upon Seeing The Stamps. It's For Your Protection. 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