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THE N Y S S A G A T E C IT Y JO U RN AL. N Y SSA . OREGON. TH U R SD A Y . O CTO BER 21. 1954 P A G E T H IR T E E N 40 Fine Females- All Jerseys - Go On Sale On 30th Monday Mrs. Lewiss Mitchell, PARENTS OF SON Mrs. Minnie Mitchell and Henry Mr and Mrs. Arvel L. Child drove to Caldwell and Nampa are parents of a son, Gary, bora While their they visited some of Miss Helen Hatch Lois Counsil October 13 in the Holy Rosary Mrs. Woodrow Wilson the nurseries to see the beautiful Phone Parma 1-F21 Phon« 2433 hospital in Ontario. Phone 2-2769, Parma chrysanthemums and other fall ___ Forty fine females”—that’s flowers. w ,. . , „ . __ main course was wild duck f u m - Mr. and Mrs. Homer Diderick-^grandaughter, Catherine Sue, tbe slogan for the fifth annual (Held over from last week) Wednesday v i n cv^nin« uMr, and: Apple Valley PTA meeting will ished by Jack who was celebrat- son and Larry of Sand Hollow born Oct. 8 to Mr. and Mrs. Mer- ^ ife r sale of the Oregon Jersey Mrs. Grover Cooper attended ??* Neil Dimmick and his father be held Thursday evening, Oct. mg a birthday, were Sunday dinner guests of her yin Jones in Quincy, Was. Cattle club. The sale will be held W' , / »inmKk’ were dinner, 21 at the school gym beginning Mrs. Dorothy Lancaster and parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Jones Noel Tuppeny started building' in ° ntano on Saturday, Oct. 30. the meeting for program plann-1 guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Dunn at 8 o clock. Highlight of the family visited at the O rvill« ing for the extension meetings Mrs. Leo Kellar entertained a right of way fence for a con- The sale bcgins at noon- in Nyssa. evening will be a "Buzz Session.’ Wilkerson home in Emmett Sat» with a birthday party for her tractor on a new high way from A pre-sale no-host banquet, in Ontario Tuesday. Marie and Lavonna Morrison Mrs. Leroy Schreiner of Y aki-! Everyone come and find out urday evening. little daughter Teresa, Sunday | Ontario to Weiser, last Monday, i sponsored by the Malheur county is all about. afternoon. Those attending were Mr. and Mrs Herb' Thomas Je,sey Cattle club, will be held I of Homedale were dinner guests ma and Mrs. G. Roger Clark o f ; what Marv Ellen Ellen* Jones, Jones“ Carol cTarol** Clucas. v e n m =• g r6 ct" —. 29. — 7 t -------- 7^30 and spe" _ 1 the . afternoon at the | Richmond Beach Wash came Mr and Mrs. Jack Reed enter Monday morning for San Diego Mary Clucas, visited visited their their daughter daug..lcl, Mrs^Rdev ,lllc, Enday ...... e .......... ----- „ — l « Dille „ and ■ family - ■ in Weiser Sat- p m- in Ontario. Luncheon » — ■ ormer home Sunrinv Tuesday to the home of their tamed Rev. Stanley T. Ranks and where he will continue his train* Lvnn Chaney and , Christine n Rob- may Grover t,ro%er f t .°°por nome Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Clair Snyder and brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs family at dinner Thursday even- ing for the Navy. He was called ins of Sunset Valley. urday. Sunday they drove up the be purchased at the sale site— home by the death of his father,, Billie Vande Water, son of Mr. Cherry Creek road to the resort Malheur County fairgrounds— family of Caldwell visited Sun Neil Dimmick. Friday the group ing. and W. L. Dimmick were dinner Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Wilson Ben Lancaster, day at the home of his brother and Mrs. Boyce Vande Water, at the Owyhee reservoir. prior to the sale. Mrs. C. A. Butcher returned came Saturday to spend a few Mr. and Mrs. John Bishop and Heifers, "milking" heifers and and ‘ amdy the Harold Snyders, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Baker and family were Tuesday even- evening Mrs. Ora Saturday Mrs. Schreiner and in8 dinner guests at the Martha last week from a two days visit with his parents, of i i Nampa I hours lOUI b V4 » H i m o p « * 4 i i leaving v a v i i i g | t family a m i i j U s d lllU d \ visited I S 1 1CCX I her It? I* mature cows will be offered * in * * ' » » Saturday « » * , . , _ . . . . . . c? « • with her mother, Alberta Morrow Sunday by bus from Caldwell for mother, Mrs. Mary Brumbach and the sa,e R°y A Benson of Salem Newgen, Mrs Ada Harrison. Pat- Mrs^ C lark and their father, W • ^ orlat\d home. will cry the sale. I ricia Rice, Miss Beth Murray San Francisco where he is stat- brother, Ezra Sunday .. . o f ! L. Dimmick went to Ironside to i Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Melvdt of of Grangeville. She attended tha Corners and and Marilyn Marilyn visit Mr. and Mrs. Harold Fyll- Boise were Sunday dinner guests funeral of her grandfather, At- ioned. i Mike Sillonis was taken to the Catalogs of the sale are avail Owyhee Corners ingness. Sunday the three visit at the Jack Reed home. The I bert Graham while there. Mr. and Mrs. Boyce Vande Holy Rosary hospital in Ontario able from Mrs William B . n.er of f i roVe. to Cu3 Water spent Snuday afternoon Where he was operated on for Toomb. Nyssa route 1, or Mort I well to visit Mart Carlvle who is ors returned to their homes in with his sister, Mr. and Mrs. Carl appendicitis last Wednesday. Tibbies, 845 Evans Ave., Salem in the ; emorial Park hospital Washington. ------------------------ | Mr. Carlyle was injured atout a i Miss Clarice Notheis of La i Fogelman in Nampa. I Mr. and Mrs. Dyre Roberts and week or 10 days ago when his Grande spent the week end at the Mr. and Mrs. Varner Hopkins | girls entertained friends and GIRL SCOUTS TOUR DAIRY Five members of Girl Scout ^racf° r overturned throwing him home of her parents, Mr. an d1 and Kenny went to Payette Sun- j neighbors Saturday evening in clay afternoon to visit Mr. and honor of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brock! trooP No- 7- Uv-o guests and two off 11 thon ran ° ' -er him- one Mrs. Albert Notheis. Dairy wheel across his chest, and one -phe Sunset Valiev Auxiliary Mrs. H. G. Church. They found 1 of Neosho, Mo., who are visiting leaders toured Cloverlawn morning. The h,s legs. H.s left leg was home Mr. Church much improved and J relatives. Those attending were: last Saturday P . ' u o f Mrs. Vern Garner instead of home from the hospital where 1 Mrs. Edith Prosser, Mr. and Mrs. group watched the processing of Bud Prosser and children of Pilot | the milk from delivery there to! ™arks w*re left on his right leg Mrs. Albert Notheis, as was re- j he underwent surgery. i He will be in the hospital for an- ported. Mr. and Mrs. Darrill English ' Rock, Mr. and Mrs. Delno Brock 1 bottle. Each member received a bottle; °ther week, and Wayne accompanied Mrs. | and girls of Harper, A. Sillonis, Mrs O. H Schweizer went to Sunday afternoon and evening Bethel Martin of Adrian to Boise Pc to, Albert and Cecelia. Mr and of chocolate milk. Burns a week ago Sunday to go After the tour, the group went ^ rs- Doiothy Rice oi Eagle and Sunday where they attended the j Mrs. Babe Hamilton and 3 little hunting with her daughter, Mrs. golden wedding anniversary of ; granddaughters o f Newell to the home of Mrs. C. M. Pounds M*'s- Ollie Hayden of Caldwell Peggy Wyatt. They each shot a were at the Ora Newgen home to Mr. and Mrs. John Thornburg of ( Heights, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Tunn- for a belated breakfast and some deer. Mr. Schweizer met his wife visit with Patrica Rue. Madras, Ore., at- the home o f ; ing of Roswell, Mr. and Mrs. |®*r^ st’old work, Mr. and Mrs Max Brown of at Juntura and brought her their son in Boise. Herb Thomas, Mrs. Myrtle Hatch Portland arrived Monday for a home. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Edens are. and Mrs. Florence Richardson of RETURN HOME Mr. and Mrs. Charles Share and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Snider re visit with Mrs. Ada Harrison, enjoying a visit with his brother, | Parma. who is Mrs. Brown’s mother. her mother, Mrs. Davis, and M r.; Mr. and Mrs. Harve Edens of Mrs. Angie Chaney, Lyn, Peg- turned Oct. 12 from more than a Mrs. Nelson Fields, who form- and Mrs. Don Share and daught Tulsa, Okla. Sunday they al l , gy and Shirley visited at the Guv- month’s visit to their former erly lived in the valley has been j er were Sunday dinner guests at visited Miss Imogene Edens in Brown home Sunday afternoon. home, St. Louis, Mo. They also quite sick at the home of Nolan the O. H. Schweizer home. Boise. They kept their grandson over visited in Kansas City, Mo. and Fields near Hope. Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Chandler of Nyssa, stayed Mr. and Mrs. Miller Hender-1 the week end while his parents, Denver, Colo. They visited sev Jack Fields and family went to j over the week end at the home of j eral relatives. lider of Nampa accompanied Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Don Kadel are see her Sunday. his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Dyre Roberts, Sharen hunting. Mr. and Mrs. Hudd Robb of i O. H. Schweizer CARD OF THANKS and Karen and Mrs. Edith Pross- Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Rolland We wish to thank all our fri Nyssa and Mrs. Mae Lytle and J Mrs. Leonard Newgen gave a er to Harper where they visited gave a birthday dinner for their ends and neighbors who did so Lee Davis of Roswell were Sun- birthday party Tuesday for her! at the Delno Brock home with, little son, Derril Sunday Oct. 10. w.th AGNES MOOREHEAD • OTTO KRUGER* GREGG PALMER much for us after the passing of day dinner guests at the Wayne grandson, Edward Newgen whoi j Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brock, his par-1 Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Merle Robb home to help celebrate is 9 years old. ents. Thornton and family of Boise, our husband and father. young Michael’s birthday. Mrs. Garth Thompson and j Mrs. Ben Lancaster and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cartwright Mrs. Laura Thornton and son of| Mrs. Minnie Mitchell and h er! daughter, Lily Deonne of Ogden | Children. and Joe King were deer hunting Emmett, Mr. and Mrs. S. W. sons, Dent and Henry were Sun-! visited Monday afternoon at the T h u r s d a y , F r id a y , S a tu r d a y , O c t o b e r 28-29-30 near Unity over Sunday. j Molt and daughter, Lola Kay and day dinner guests at the home home of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Simp- Mrs. Joe King and her brother, | Mr. and Mrs. Lester Molt and son, I Boise. Henry and Paul worked of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Mitchell, son. George Tureman visited with Mr. Eldon. | with him for years when they and Mrs. Ruben Basket in Adrian Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Rolland were employed with J. A. Terter- Sunday afternoon. Mr. Tureman | had a surprise Wednesday morn- ling and Co. They stayed all was a former resident of Big ing when their daughter, and son, night with his parents, Mr. and ------- t — — ir------- Hatch, returning Bend. ! Ricky came for - a t — few j days visit I Mrs. Harvey Mr. and Mrs. Bill Spears and from Pomona, Calif. Mr. and home Sunday. Linda of Caldwell visited her Mrs. Vern Moore of California Mrs. Florence Richardson of parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Wit- were also guests. Thursday Mrs. Parma spent the week end at ty and David Sunday. | Illene Molt and Eldon, Mrs. Roll- j the Harvey Hatch home. Mrs. Joe King is caring for and boys, Mrs. Jack Whitney and Howard Hatch of Adrian and little Mike Harrington while his son, Ricky visited relatives in Elbert Hatch of Homedale call- mother, Mrs. Joe Harrington is Boise and Emmett before Mrs. ed Sunday at the Haivey Hatch working in the Martin store in Whitney returned to her home, home to see Henry who was leav- Adrian. | Mr. and Mrs. Case Muntjewerff j ing soon to return to his home in Big Bend held their regular j visited at the home of Mr. and Joseph. PTA meeting last Thursday with Mrs. Ed Newton and Bert Sun- Mrs. Edith Prosser returned, a soocial. The teachers showed j day afternoon. home Friday from Hermiston pictures on Safety. They are hav- j Mr. and Mrs. Claude Crosby j where she spent a few days visit-1 ing a hard time Hallowe’en party of Warm Springs, Mont., who ing her daughter, Mrs. Flora Bell j Oct. 28. Everyone is invited . were visiting at the Ralph Stark and family. 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