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AY. O :T O B E R 0, 195*> THE NYSSA GATE CITY JO U R N A L , WYSSA. O EGON, «(¿JH - T ertial W eites Coflet? Hours Honors ££ ELIEF Mrs. Joe Chamberlain SOCIETY ‘ HELD 14 S tudents E: roll In Mrs. TcbleFs Kindregarten Ch ryi Lee Ai d ir - - '> L PA G E N INE «•I - «*- HIM a hpiscopal W omen's Auxiliury Area M eeting Held M onday In Nyssa ? on Alb Mrs. JoeC/U -•cond ward R t of hv. nor A m.oetiri0t v f > their open.n last Wec.'rrb'-dav m< rning -,i and \ aio a B row ei, Nancy tic ' > B- y T u esd a y E v en in g iti incanì; 1 home of Mi s. Gerald Cu: , arv of 'he Epil'i B r i d g e C lub M e e t s e ly 30 eh lld rer*, ü £ [Church. Steven Hen . Linda { ditiona' guests, members of tt . St i Meeham, Russell Myi M a r c s Members oi Uie Tuesday even- Nyssa Jay cee-ctte- were Mr Mi Y o g a ..a By be* , . r i Mr.- Ny -j i for an all- . k y S' 4 bridge c lu b were guests i%st Lyle .Miner, Mi D lp Bingma C aia Oxuti.i .veto i îh Tge o W)*t) > kef Si. .w. T o k dO. a , in mui w eek of Mrs. George Cobern ietn Mrs Elmer Jaqui- Mrs. Da reti .b.ner.t Tne buffet: tarie W ilson, Lorraine W an ai d ad m m is'eied fcy dinner. Mrs. George Rust; was Oversttoe. Mrs Marvin W s o n , t\ a rned with . iavt.iy hand I.ant W Rarton Chn.-tine Burn.ngha* , a special guest. and Mrs Ed Mason lace cloth w ith candle- ero j'.dU'd n tins year‘s k.. , , icn East er n Oregon Following dinner, oridge w is in o. Ri VVay tu The group presented Mrs on each side of the class with Mrs Lloyd V< iei play and Mrs. Rush was high and Rev. Herbei ■ " a goo »way yellow fall lowers Cl: os started Mi ._ prize w inner and Mrs. IU»b>.rt prt-ent from lit* Jaycee-eU t- N>»s.i At the speaker- table were I ; Wilson, low. Mrs. Cobern also She will be leaving this w eek President Mrs D O. Bybee, wno ug ind many act» R< pari of hl V * I-: irj i >1 m e e t jave a prize for each game bid with her family for Vancouver, . :. . 1« d and in t ted the after i d ing surprises Have 1 ■ ing of t'ni u ol i a r ’ . aax.hai v » m E n tertain s At in i for the > mngsterx. , and v o n Wa h . to make her home noon affair. v e n tio n > t t h e Kpixe.'Da C .e n o)i B ridge Club A_.;. to Mrs Tobier ' I« d eai ’ v ui Sv ptem • i : in Unno-: Nell Bair, literature leader wa- _/. Mi Jotin Newt h i w*s hod K e n n v B row n H a s Eleven G u ests A ttend ma ter .4 ceremonies, and intro P a te s L eave F or ’ lulu. Hawaii and the program , ■ I Sèi F' I ix I : : ri F ifth B i r t h d a y duced the follow ing number that came out of that 1 ' 1 ' a ' I lub. David W ilson’s Party C alifornia V isit w ere dlsoussed I v M s Mary Kenny Brown was honored Fireman hat favo - v.err given Humorous reading by Mrs Me. Guests neri' Mrs. Campbell Mr and Mrs I.aun ■ Pa o J'ih-is o ' r . in.* 1» t I ¡¡»aest at a bitthday patt- T1 to each guest w ho attended vin C otterell; colorful sk.t in Baer. Mr Don Oldem» ver, ..(0 i left Friday morning f< Sacra t) e .'-r,men - auxil.arv rf Fa *< ii Mr». Mslv : S- h itid day afternoon which was given David Wilson's fourth birthday Mr- Clay Morgan . > M , • his mother, Mrs. Ro- Brown. Tuesday afternoon given by his Mrs Grant Patterson, assisted by mento to visit their duu. ter and ‘ Mi IL'u • n Vvd-on w n high math f :. Lloyd -on in n v Mr and Mr Men u A hallow e’en theme r a - carried : V ■ Mrs Vilforii Bybee, Mr N ed-on and two child: and Mr- N ew m an low. Lewis, and others, who sang an i 'iig of B ond, M: Muigte i t P at out in decorations, favors and the afternoon was spent playing original song composed for the terson, Baker. Mr E \a Sehold birthday cake which was served games. M is S tu n z E n tertai of La Grande and a Weleh H onored At to guests with ice cream Refreshments of decorated occasion by T Caro! Bybee Mrs Emil Stunr v>a scholarship student w ho now B u th d av I ’artv Mi s Lamont Fife in clurrge oi The afternoon was -pent play birthday cake and ice cream were 1 lives m San Franeisco Betty Gl I cm k w ho was eleven ing games by the seven boys and served to Mardi and Susie Ti.ti the games, started the organiza ■ > m em be .' of her after > < l ie club. Mrs A ngie t , The wom en, who led the ill- years old Tu» day was honored girls who were K enny’s guests ler. Steve and Scott Crn-ty, J im tion’s fall m eetings off with a Nod e N’ewoiU and Mr.- *ol , cushion, with the exception of .it an after my and Warren Farmer, Craig “Bang" by having each lady it ’. iy were gue t play* i P o tters Visit th ”■ c tudent, attended the home. Lewis, Jack Bartlett, Stephenie on a balloon Prize winners for the afternoon {m eetings, in Hawaii, held In Cake, ice cream and punch Wilson, Norman Wilson and Other officers and teacher- In Moscow ■ N ttie Bennett M ii . nection with the general onven were s e r v e d to Uveh'l g u e -! - Caro Wilson. are Mi Rxy Drown, Mrs Maur Mr. and Mrs. John Potter spent ice Glover. Mr- Joed Mitchedl. Kingrey, Mrs John Oi»t un ana ' linn of Episcopal eluirehe- last w eek from Friday until Mon- Mr Glenn F n d ic k so n , Mrs Mr* Rill Schoen. Members of the N'\ a auxiliary S afu td a v E v e n in ' B ridge clay in Musoow, I d a , visiting Gordon Williams and Mrs. Clar served a lunch at noon to those 1 Mr arid Mrs. Clyde Snider their son and daughter-in-law, W ednesday E vening B udge , attending. of Malheur County, Week of ence Kessler. entertained members of their Air and Mrs. Leo Potter j >id John Mrs, V. W. Duns was hostess) Sept. 25 to Oct. 2. Saturday evening bridge club at and Judy. Wedne day even in g to members G uests F rom a supper Saturday evening. Mrs. D uus H ostess On Saturday while they were Real Estate Transfers Recorded of her bridge club { Los A ngeles Tom Jones won high for men Mrs Y W Dm;' wa ho t e s - there, voung John celebrated his Walter Winford Freeman t t ux birthday anniversary ’ .......V . * ’V ' ,en Mr ar,d Mrs E . •• Ricks . f and Mr Tom Eldredge w on high to Wilton C. Jackson et a l - metes to members of the Wednesday ^ 1 ■ high, Mrs Mick R le k, Los Ang» < w ere guests for »e\ for women. and bounds beginning 88’ North evening bridge club Her I i, and A ngie t 1,1 ¡- days at the hoitu of Mr. a..»i R O td s r : t u r n a f t e r M and 100’ East of NE corner of play r was M and Mr- A den Wj on and Mrs. I S haw s E n te rta in 3.0C3 MILE TRIP . 1 Mrs. Lew is Rick, and familv First and Main Sts Nv a 8/15 <•—v I a An< ii v . i Mi and Mrs. Hudson Robb re 48 $ 10. Mr and Mrs James Shaw S u i la v G lesta turned to their home in Nyssa entertained member- of their Mr G uest From U tah Wilton C Jackson ct al to Ideal Mr and Mrs. Ted Du k and G uest f ToblerS rhui ' iy < vening f- •!!». wing a Gas and Appliance Mrs Eulaule Tog t of Lewis- and Mrs. Pinochle club at their same as .. r'. of N'nmpa. forme» iy f Ap , ton, Utah « as ho ìsegu» t ai 1 ,.1)1)0 mile trip They visited Mr home la t w eek Percy Kelcli wu. Guests last w eek at the Lloyd above. 8/31/55 $10 ■ s Mr-. Eldon Y ergensen at high score w inner and Elmer To bier home w r< Mi and M il pie V'a’d ey hik ! Mr and Mi Con h ol M M W. R Cedar City, Utah, and went toj Guy R Secoy et ux to Gt: rnt Cru m w on low. olph Kralm d d< Campbell Septem ber 22 through w e t • Sunday visitors at th- hmne / . o n National Park and to the D. Motherly et u.< • I.ot 31, 32. Pau Hit1 f Sprit'. , Va.iey Mini I tin 24 33 and 84. Block 4 Terrace f Mi and Mr.- Samm Wi. ta vv. Grand Canyon. G uests At Beck Hom e J, g ' i . • I ). 9/21 MRS. ROCK CONVALESCING I After touring Southern Calif Mi and Mr- Bill Duxton and Mr*. Owen Froerer and Mrs. $ io ’ A t RICHARDSON TOME I W ilsons E n te rta in ornia they stopped at Long Rov Bybee spent Saturday night Karen \i- it e d Sunday at the Frank I.. Keener to Donald If. Mrs. Jared Rot k i.' convalescing Mr anc? Mr- Hou.-ton W 1-on at the home of Mi Beach and visited in San Francis- Claudma hom e of Mi and Mrs. Mel Beck Oakes e t al W N W , Se. 15- at the home of Mr. and Mrs rtei led mber of t i with D ew ey Swanson. Mi and family Wilson of Boise. 18-47. 9/21/SS $15.000 Warren Richardson, following an » ouple Club Wedne-day i \ e n Robb’.- brother. Cecil O. Cnuth et ux to James Tin Robbs reported seeing W McGinnis et ux — part of Lot operation at the Malheur M emor ing. ial hospital. Guests were Mr. and Mi. John i many lovely sights and having 4. Sec 23-21-48. 9/20/55 $300. Olsen. a wonderful time. Carmelo Echanis et ux to Stan Mr* Lamont Fife and zlrs. S. Mi Wi^on won high and Mrs lev E. Kebbe et ux — Lots 14 and B. Bvbce pent Saturday n Boise Wilson won second. Mrs. Ernest Bunn and Mrs. 15, Block 135, Ontario. 9/22/55. Delbert Hooper returned Friday $ 10 . trom Salt Lake City. Avery Merritt to Edith Tolman and 17, Block L Terrace Heights G uests of Mrs. B ates Mrs. Charles Eichelberger of ( Merritt — 5 acres in N E h N W h Add. to Ontario. 9/29/55. $10. Minnie Thode et vir to Vyron B Sen Jo e, < a l i f . and Mrs Marg Sec. 8-19-44 7/28/55. $1 part of \ V. 11 Sec aret Gribble of Grandview, Ida. SEW ING M ACHINES Clan nee E Rettig et ux to H er Hopper et ux 26-18-44. 9/28/55. $100. (Q. C. are in Ny a -pending the w in t e r 1 bert E. Bergam et ux — Lot 14. Repairing, Rebuilding. Deed). .. ith Mrs- Lraiivcs Bat» Block 70, Greens Add. to Nyssa. Electrifying John Jarvis et ux to Withan Mrs. Eiehelberger is Mrs Bates I 9/27/55. $10. Needles, Parts, Accessories Alfred McConnell et ux to Jack I „ bb et ux - part of N E b S W i sister and Mrs. Gribble is their \ mother. Treadle and Portable O. Leuhrs — Lot 17, Block 4. Ter- Sec. 14-21-46. 5/27/52. $ 10. "argains Marriage Licenses Lsued Helght \ ' Onl W ednesday Evenin» Brid e 24/5a. SI. (Q. C. Deed). Dale Marion Alderson, of Weis Each Machine with Members of the Wednesday Ted Berreth et ux to Harm er, Ida. and Laura Jeanne Grim, Guarantee * vening bi idge < lub w ere guest - Folkers et ux — Lots 14, 15, 1G of Ontario. 9/30/35. F. "L E T E " SACKET of Mrs Ken Ren troni last week and 17. Block 4, Terrace Heights Complaints Filed In Circuit Court 469 S.W. First Street 1 ’ winnei w ere Mi Rayj Add to Ontario. 9/29/55. $10. Ontario Marianne Gibb vs Don Gibbs Russell, high and Mrs. Dale Gar Harm Folkers et ux to Jack O. rison, low. Luehrs et ux — Lots 14. 15, 16 9/27/55. Divorce. NEWS OF RECORD Wtl oi . ai Prize Winners T o ld ^ For Episcopal Fall Progressive Party St Paul annual ipil progres- .vi >rJ | wa rtiid Tt.'iP** day evening Mr A. C. general chairman of Uym e v e n t announetd prize w in n tjs fol- ows: bridge. Mr Tom F.dredge, high and Mrs George Erantz, low; p'rio-hle, Fred Guthrie, high and Mr-- Cliff Fox, low and can- tsta, C aw l'' W son, high and Du.ir.t Hoh-omb, low The prize- were awarded by the Rez. Herbert Gro didier, at the close of the evening w hen gu> -ta Esther< d for pie and i uffev* at th» Parish ha ! H » ti “ S f ir th» evening w ere J L. Mrs. F u ink Morg an. Mi Church. M i C’li .ton Mi.rgan. Mrs. A. ll Salice:, Mrs. Maylin s. Die k Tensen, Mr-,. Maxfirld Ho?*' G dVr, , Mr: Duane Alter- ▼ > : ard Eastman. . m i J»i D iane A lters H as Birthday P a rty Mis.- Diane Alter ccivoratod her xt) » (i • lay al ten h. Du Th • afternoon was -pent watching movies and with a treasure hunt. Prize winners for the hunt wore Sheila Huffman Lorraine W il son and Marc Mason. A feature of the refre hm eni tabic wa a larg- birthday caka decorated w ith a Gmny doll R e freshments were served to the Urn : Margaret's Margate! Sag«, Owner and Operator 106 ^ast Main St. (Chet's Motel) Telephone 3314 Tins Great Sale Will End This Saturday &igh? Here aie a tew more of the many savings to he had during this Dig Sale? LARGE BATH TOWEL LO O K AT A L L THE C H E C K E R E D f L A G S C H E V R O L E T 'S C O L L E C T E D ! 20x40 Reg. 69c DOUBLE SHEET BLANKETS Drive with core . . . EVERYWHERE! K Si DAYTONA BEACH. H A. AAYITTEVIllE, N C. COLUMBIA, 5 C YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO ATLANTA, GEORGIA JERSEY CITY, n . j . CHICAGO. ILLINOIS PITTSBURGH, PA. TORONTO, CANADA BELMAR. N J. CEDAR RAPIDS, IOWA BALTIMORE, MO. WINSTON-SAIJY N C. FLOYD, VA. GRAND FORKS. N D. MINOT, N O. LYNCHBURG, VA. CANFIELD, O. MILWAUKEE, WIS. CINCINNATI, O. r.A T ROCK, MICH. JEFFERSONVILLE, IND. DARLINGTON, S.C. HAMMONO IND. DET801T, MICH. I n at F eatu re» baici» up Chevrolet Performance: ArUi^Di ing tinger Hear S p r in g t— Body by Fi*!icr—12-Volt Electrical S y & jm —X in e E ngine-U n ir Chon es. 70x80 Each CHENILLE BEDSPREADS V alues to S8.95 Men's NYLON BLEND WHIPCORDS Regular $7.95 Men's T-SHIRTS Medi um Size The safer cor w in s . Men's WHITE CORDS and Chevrolet’s Every checkered flag signals o Chevrolet victory ir official 1955 stock ccr competition— not only ogei’isf its own field but ogainst many America« a.rd foreign high-ftriced cars, too! Let’s translate these victories into your kind of driving. You’ve got to have faster acceleration to win on •i d u \n d that s*ir ms et passing on the higi;w av- You’ve got to lisvc better springing and stispension t or you: safer and hap pier motoring. You’ve got to have big. fast-acting brnk^x and easy, ac- turalc steering. More things tlta’. make your driM.-u -aferf C ome in and Jrive a Ctievr '»Jt yourself. NYSSA MOTORS, the winning car R e g u la r $5.95 NOW S THE TIME TO BUY! 10W PRICES-BIG DEALS! We Give S & H Green Stamps ENJOY A NEW CHEVROLET ......... 420 Main Street D i a l 2224 o Q 0
