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THE NYSSA GAT* CITY JOV1VAL. NYSSA, OREGON. THURSDAY. JULY 21. 1955 PAGE EIGHT Sunset Valley Mrs. George Pulsipher, that she Mr. and Mrs. Robort Nevens Mr. and Mrs. Kenicott and strong and Donna Lou of Calif is working at a hotel in Choteau, ; and children spent Sunday in Elizabeth Poulon of Salt Lake ornia Friday. Guests were Mr Mont., where she ii spending the I Boise with relatives. City and Richard Poulon of Par and Mrs. James Stephen. Jr., and summer with her aunt. ma stopped Sunday en route to boys, Mr and Mrs. Fred Stephen Lois Counsil Mr*. Alva Goodell Corvallis to the Brig Olsen home. and children, Mr. and Mrs. James Mr and Mrs. Don Kannard of Farmerettes Club Mr. and Mrs. Otto Wolfe of Nam Phono 2439 Stephen, Sr., Mrs. James O. Dial 2804 Wichita, Kan. and Mrs. Howard William Praria of Portland pa, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Diderick- Stephen and children, Mr. and Peverley of Rawlins, Wyo., visited ; sen of Caldwell and Marie Him- visited Thursday and Friday Mrs. Eugene Stephen and family. I Tommy Nielson went to Aurora, at the Merle Thomson home sev- Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wigginton ' pie of Washington. with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Laur Mrs. Every Elliott. Mary Ann Mr and Mrs. Howard Day and Ore. last week to visit his grand- j eral days last week. During their of Pleasant Grove, Utah, visited ence. Sunday visitors were Mr. and Billie of Houston. Mo., is Mrs. Eva Wohlcke and Mrs. stay they made a trip to Owyhee ( Mr. and Mrs. I. A. Mitchell one visiting at the home of her par Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ritchie had a parents for two weeks. Florence Richardson of Parma and Mrs. Wayne Jackson of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Baxter were dam and to Payette Lakes. Mrs. day last week picnic at Vale and attended the ents, Mr. and Mrs. George Cleav and Mrs. Henry Murray, Beth Weiser. dinner guests at the Besendorfer Peverley and Mrs. Thomson are Vale-The Dalles game. Mr. and Mrs. Grover Cooper Carole and Freddy of Owyhee Mr. and Mrs. V. W. Duus left er and other relatives. sisters and Mrs. Kannard is Mrs. had dinner with Miss Mertrude Garnet Ritchie and Sandra home last Sunday. Saturday for a week’s vacation Corners, visited Saturday after Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Topliff Several friends of Mr. and Mrs.' Peverley’s daughter, King in Caldwell Thursday. The noon with Mr. and Mrs. Ora in Oregon. They stopped in La- entertained at dinner Sunday for Day attended the birthday party for* Sharon Hartley Friday even- ! Charles Daudt met at the Daudt Mr. and Mrs George Pulsipher three visited Mrs. Cooper’s sis Newgen and Mrs. Ada Harrison. Grande where they picked up Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Topliff and home for a house warming last and Roy Smith visited Thursday ter, ________ „ ______ Mrs. Lee Berrett _____ who is ... in family of Adrian, Mr. and Mrs. ing at the Hartley home. Week end guests at the E. E. their daughter, Delores after she Mr. and Mrs. Edward Topliff Saturday evening. They were all j evening at the home of Mr and the Good Samaritan hospital in John Murphy of Nyssa, Mr. and Cloninger home were Roy Mc had spent a week at MYF camp . . Mrs. Richard Jenkins of New Nampa, and who is recovering Ginnis and Dan Wilder of the at Wallowa Lake. Mrs. Edward Topliff and family. attended the picnic at the Jim Irom Payette. Langley home Tuesday evening Gary Thomson visited Gary Plymouth. ' from a recent operation, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Maugrhan and The dinner was in honor of Mrs. Portland National guard at Gow- that the Golden Rule ladies soc- j P uan* Daudt of Payette, Gary Thomson plans to leave Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Rataezyk en Field.. The visitors and Mr. Mrs. Louise McGaven went to Edward Topliff’s birthday. iety of the Nazarene had for their: Thursday afternoon at the C hades ■■ eariy a Wednesday _ morning with 1 i spent Sunday afternoon at the Cloninger went to the dam and Boise Monday to attend services '"lit rl 4 V i / , pnr> A _ __ n a a a w m '— — Mrs. George Cleaver entertain Daudt home. his class from the Methodist Sun- home of Mr. and Mrs. Grover on Owyhee Lake. families. for a friend, Nell May Mossburg. ed at a demonstration party Fri Mr. and Mrs. Ward Lundy, Sr.. I Velda Samuels and Carol Keck day school in Fruitland, for. a four Cooper. day afternoon at her home for 16 spent the week end at Unity with gave a bridal shower at the Sher- day camping trip to Hazard lake, Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Tolman and guests. Mrs. Magnus Ekanger Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Phillips. ™an Keck home in honor of Mrs. north of McCall. family of Ontario spent Sunday won the door prize. Refreshments Mr. and Mrs J. Frew of Hoop- Kenneth Keck last Friday after Karl Evans returned home Sat- a* home of Mr. and Mrs. Har- were served. er, Utah, and Mr. and Mrs. Loren noon. About 30 guests were pres- a week at Wallowa °ld Snyder. Mr. and Mrs. La Vern Cleaver Munn of Sunset Valley spent ont and she received many nice ^ Qre where he went with 1 Mr. and Mrs. Elver Nielsen1 were in Cottage Grove Monday Sunday afternoon at the Wayne 8*«s- Pr . n nf Rliw rt the Methodist Youth Fellowship ?Pent Saturday evening at the and Tuesday. Karry and Alan Clifford Cleaver stayed with their grand “ S S T l I r f - Stephen Jr Nielsen while ^ their two boys v ”5 < T parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Bow tended WSCS at the Methodist ' " » « y 1“ > Saturday She spent ed Sunday « th T h o m e ^ f m £ went to the rodeo in Nyssa with church Thursday afternoon.- ! a few days with relatives and ea &unoay at the home of Mrs. their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. en. Mrs. Wayne Simpson accom p-! friends in Payette and Parma, Ewen Chard. Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Cleaver • K n o w the risk s a n d costsl Farming and boys and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd j anied her Mutal class of Nyssa! Ralph Baxter returned home Mr. and Mrs. Elver Nielsen and is first in total work accidents! Cleaver and family camped and to the stake party at the Payette; Sunday morning from a three- sons were dinner guests Sunday I fished on the North Fork of Little park Saturday evening. weeks’ stay in Utah where he Monday evening while Billie and at the Doyn Price home in On • K n o w tho causes! Machinery, falls, Malheur the past week. | Mr. and Mrs. Jack Knowles and was shipping cherries to other family were there. tario. falling objects lead in danger! Mrs. La Vern Cleaver enter- family of Westfir are visiting at | places. I Mr. and Mrs. Felix Harold and The Pleasant Hour club met S/Sgt. Morris Godwin from Mike left for Colorado Thursday at the home of Mrs. Ray Strick- • K n o w the cures! Repair all equip < tained the Out Our Way club at the George Knowles home and her home Thursday afternoon with other relatives. Mr. and Perrin, Texas A.F.B. spent a short j morning. land Thursday afternoon with 9 j ment. Keep all guards in place. with 11 members and one guest, Mrs. George Knowles and the time visiting his sister and fam- j Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wiseman of members and 3 guests present. Beware of moving machinery! Mrs. Clyde Bohannan answering! Jack Knowles were dinner guests ily. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nedbalek j Parkdale, Ore., visited at the Boyd Newgen is spending a Check floors, ladders, lofts. Alert roll call with “ The hottest day ¡Sunday at the Mancil Bishopj and Wonna. He went from here home of Kenneth Hawk Wednes- couple of days at the home of! workers and family to all dangers ! ; to Grandview, Wash, to visit his day. his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. you remember.” | home. Stopping Accidents Is Good farm Business! A card was read from Pauline1 Mr. and Mrs. Allen Jones and parents and will return to Newi Lorrie Hawks was operated on. Ora Newgen. at the Shrine hospital in Salt! The Worthwhile club held their Stephen thanking the club for faITiiiy were dinner guests at the York and will be sent over seas. A public service messege Mrs. Ralph Walker and chil- j Lake. She will have to wear a annual picnic Sunday afternoon helping send her to 4-H summer Frank Morris home in Nyssa prepared by The Adverts dren returned to their home inLbody cast for about 6 months. ! at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ken in i Council in cooperation school at Corvallis. Sunday. with the National Safety Unlabeled cans of food were sold Mrs. George Knowles and Mrs. Culver, Ore., last week after a j Mrs. Harley Sager and son, Lorensen. Mrs. Wilbur Chapin Council. and $1.72 was derived from the Jack Knowles went to Mountain three weeks’ visit at the Ralph j Maynard returned Thursday from was co-hostess. Out of town Hood River, Ore., where they guests were Mr. and Mrs. Clifford sale and the penny drill. A get Home Saturday to get Vicky Baxter home. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Evans and had accompanied Jess Mahan, Wolfe and daughters of Nampa, | well card was sent to Mrs. John Knowles who has been visiting family attended the Tish family Mrs. Sager’s father who had been Mr. and Mrs. Cash Turner of McAlister, former member who at the Earl Maize home. was injured in an auto wreck. Star and his sister of California, Mrs. Mary Jane Tanner, moth reunion which was held at the visiting here for some time. Refreshments were served. The er of Guy Tanner is ill in the Caldwell park last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Daudt next meeting will be with Mrs. Malheur Memorial hospital. Guy Tanner Aug. 11. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Cleaver visited his parents and friends in Mrs. James O. Stephen enter returned Tuesday evening from Payette last Friday afternoon. Mrs. Ralph Baxter and grand- j tained for her daughter, Cathy's a trip to the mountains. Wednes second birthday at her home day they went to Boise after son and her friend, Mrs. Lea Bare j Wednesday evening. Guests were Francis and Sylvia and Sam at attended the Nyssa Rodeo Satur Mr. and Mrs. James Stephen, Jr., Payette where they stayed while day evening. Mr. and Mrs. Pulsipher and i Mr. and Mrs. Howard Day and their parents were gone. Sandra, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Mr. and Mrs. Claude Day and! Frankie, Jesse and Lela visited Stephen and children and Garnet family and Mr. and Mrs. Leland i | with Mr. and Mrs A a . Wild in ! Ritchie. Refreshments were serv Hoffman spent Sunday evening1 Payette Sunday afternoon, ed. at the S. B. Hoffman home. Mr Mr and Mrs. George Smit visit- Mr. and Mrs. Armstrong left and Mrs. Leland Hoffman stayed od at the home of Mr. and Mrs. for their home in California Sat with their parents for a few days . Gerret Groat in Apple Valley urday. La Vern Cleaver was thrown Wednesday evening to help cele Larry Gardner spent from from a horse Sunday and broke brate Mrs. Groat’s birthday. Mr. and Mrs. John Murphy of Wednesday until Friday at the his arm just above the wrist. Norman Dprity home in Home- Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Cleaver Nyssa visited Tuesday evening at dale. and boys and Mr. and Mrs. Les the George Pulsipher home. Mr. and Mrs. George Smit at- [ Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Jones and ter Cleaver and family called at tended funeral services for Pete family of Richland, Calif., visit the George Cleaver home. ed last week with Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Chet Sage spent Tensen in Nyssa on Saturday. Word has been received from R. A. Clayton. Sunday at the Willis Bertram Geraldine Fry by her mother,; Mr. and Mrs. Don Kudrna and home. family of Ontario spent Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Leland Hoffman evening at the O. E. Cheldelin spent Thursday evening at the who is enroute to Seattle from home. Glen Hoffman home. Ola and is visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Stephen Mrs. Willis Bertram called at Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bosch entertained at a potluck dinner the Bill Coleman home Sunday spent Sunday evening at the Glen for Mr. and Mrs. Grant Arm- evening to see Mrs. Ralph Hodges Hoffman home. Nu Âcres News Buena Vista a How to stop farm accidents I ! OWYHEE TRUCK & IMPLEMENT 401 Main St. Dial 2226 B Y A U T O M O B IL E p/\M|LV’S “ ALL THE If Baÿ need money a low-cost First National NEXT T I M E Mtkß ft is as easy as this... Traveling to distant, enchanting places is great lun — but the jo y o f a journey can also become a tiresome chore after nerve- straining hours at the wheel. The safe, comfortable way to travel is in a Union Pacific Streamliner or Domeliner. You rest as you ride, in accommodations of your choice, stroll about as you please, enjoy wonderful dining car meals, and arrive refreshed. If you need a car for sightseeing, you can rent one at your destination. IN ” ! EqAU... 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