Parents Progress’ Begins With
Kickoif Meeting at High Seller!
Ore. Trail Home
Ec Club Meets;
Elects Officers
tue
lini
was dt
ber take
the r
m ight nei,'d done. The outstanding
mueting
M eiilb .
Leaders were c
tiie , fi tura (if the iday is that the
or t le Gran«
does not following meetings
t \!
1 tin
ris only « hai gi •>»3 ut■ntj an hour
atti 1 the home ec
ib meet- immediate group w
U'Ct
the foi baby > 11 11 Il -i and only 50 an
Members
will
n
e 1unch home of Mrs. Du; in Alte
nie-'
heiiir for cnher i li•an ing and work.
oths for the hall
í on
id tabks North Fourth i
week.
Pat
is in charg
at the next meet ng.
Those pre-i nt on Thursday wt re
us and further
Mr- Walt Fox. ehairnian of the Mesdames Mark Hartley. Duane arrang
card party committee announced Alters Don Humble. Wayne Cht - formation or appointment
that the first card party of the nut. Glen Swaner, Orin Sumner. work mav be obtained fr >m
or by calling the high ;
. easoa would be Oct. 11 and that Will
Ja
parties would b* held through Elvin Ballou, Wayne Gamer, flee. The money which tin
out the winter every two weeks. George Frantz, Kenneth Pone. make, goes into the FHA
ui v and is used during thi
Election of officers resulted Ji i Rigney, Dwight Mason, and for many worthwhile pr<
with
the following
slate of Supt of Schools R Y. Wi! on and
Mrs. Charles Steffens i
women for the coming year: Mrs. Principals Jack Jerkins and \V.
FHA advisor.
Alva Goodell, president; Mrs. L. McPartland.
Jim Clayton, vice president and
Women interested in attending
Mrs. Frank Parr, secretary and next week should call the hoste
Bridge Club M em ! )Crs
treasurer.
1 at 3080 or the chairman at 3322. G uests A t D inner
Th< next meeting will be at as soon as possible.
Member« of the Wedn Sclav
tiie Ru'sell Gresslcv home Nov. 1.
evening Mr. and Mrs. bndgt club
❖ —
H ollingsw orths A tten d
were guests at a "pay -off" d nner
M rs R ussell Hostess
Friday evenin', at the Payette
D ad’s W eekend
Mr- Ray Ru- t l ! entertained
Country club.
Mr. and Mrs Earl 11
member of the Friday afternoon worth wt re in Pullman. Wash .
Places were laid for the follow
bridge club and the following over last week end for Dad's Day ing: Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hollings-
guests: Mr Rex V idler, Mrs. Joe ■'ii Wa hington State Collegi. , \\orth, Mi and Mrs F A Liming,
Cundal and Al s. Mavlin Max- -
• ol thair so .. K< th i '. irc< Mr and Mrs. Harold Brcndle, Mr
field.
a student there.
and Mrs. Grant Rinehart. Dr. and
Pr.ze - were won by Mrs. Carl
They also attended the Wash Mrs. K- A. Danl
. ► and
Barcla\ . high; Mrs. Henry Quast, ington Stati -UCLA football . an • Mrs. John Olsen.
second high and Mrs Maxficld,
I.atei the group return.' d to thi
low.
D inner G uest
Hollingsworth home to tart a
n< w ;< rie High cores were won
On Birthday’
M rs G uthrie Ho.-tess
by
Grant Rinehart and Mrs.
Mrs. Elwood Flinders enter
Mrs. Joe Bellon was a guest
tained at a dinner party Sunday Brcndle.
plavtr when Mr
Pil'd Guthrie
.;.
in honor of her husband on his
i nti 11 uned for members of thi
birthday anniver ary
T uesday A ftern oon Bridge
Friday afternoon Samba club.
’
Vi
Mi
Mrs. Cam)
B
Pn. i winners were Mrs. Gordon W. Child and Mr and Mrs Marvin
teas t
bers of her
Oxnam and Mrs. Bellon.
Wilson and Janalci
fti
■ i"
ub. Guest |
ers were Mrs Burnall Brown of
Sunshine M eeting Held
Ogden and Mrs. Frank Morgan
A
Rebekah
Sunshine
club
Prizi winners were Mrs. Ber
meeting wa- held Friday evening nard Frost of layette, high and
at the IOOP" hall. Following the Mrs. Clyde Snider, second high.
ne
meetii ig, bunco was
' played with Mr- Tom Johnson.
Mrs. Nellie Newbill and Mr A1 M rs. Brow n Visits
Mi
Burnall Brown of Ogden
Thompson, prize winners
Hostesses for the evening were was an overnight guest Monday
by
Mrs. Chi : G ow i/. Mr
Harriet at the Campbell Baer home. The
FRANCIS FULOS
Browns were returning to th' r
Harr s and Mrs. W. E Kohl.
Home Iconomist
home from a trip to Portland.
Oregon Wheat League
G uests of Lim ing^
Lewis Building
Mr. and Mrs E H. Watts of Sunday D inner G uests
Portland 4, Oiegon
Dinner guest Sunday of Mr
Tacoma visited in Nyssa over the
week end with their daughter and and Mrs Wald Wieneke were
As we sweep away the last of
isters. Mrs. Albert
son-in-law, Mr. and Mr
Gus Mr Wienekt
summer's leaves, our lives settle
Liming and family. The Watts' Smith and Mrs. Clara Colter of
down to more regular patterns.
Wei er
were en route to Los Angeles.
In i . of your patterns of activ
The
Limings
and
their
house-
ity meal | tanning ■ i hope to
guests were dinenr guests Sunday Visit In Boise
ben me a regular help.
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. P.
Mr. and Mr
John Ostrom
O. Liming at Caldwell.
spent last week end in Boise
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ostrom
Vacation Here
and Mr. and Mr Duff Boe.
T, fc
Mr. and Mr
H O. Rich wine
\
and children of Burbank, Calif ,
are spending their vacation with
Nutrition Overweight the R. Richey family.
D id y o u k n o w that a nutri-
t’i us diet is Dot a fattening diet ? W eek End G uest
F r example, wheat foods in a
Mrs Dale Garri on u’fi- a week
wi ll-balanced diet are not fatten
ing. It is simply overeating that end gue't of Mr- Duane 1 lolcorrfb
and Connie Jo.
i aus"s overweight.
Margaret Sage. Owner and
D id y o u k n o w that to get
Operator
Mr. and kiirs. C. L. S)e Vinaspre
in!- a dress one size smaller re-
136
East
itAain St.
qlures lo,-ing from t> n to fifteen I left Nyssa last week for a two
weeks'
vacation
m
Old
Mi
xico.
(Chel'g Motel)
pounds ?
OdolitT Ideas
for Meal Planners
W ednesday Even in
Bridge M eets
Mrs. Ray Russel,
to member of the
evening bridge club
i't week Mr Ri \ Vi
high score and Mr II.
won low.
MONEY in 1 DAY
25 -S 100 S 200 UP
S
won
Miner
M rs A ll’ord Visit
•In Baker T w o W eek
Mrs. Lettie Alford
week fiir Baker wh< <
visit n latives and friet
weeks.
h o t G E N E R A L A M E R IC A
lo v e d
15
o n fir « iiit u r -
a n c « c o s ts f o r o w n e r s o f
C om e Ii
p r e f e r r e d p r o p e r t ie s ?
T o Save T im e
A s k u s.
Phone First
Mr.
V\ lem ke Ent
W
1 v ici
ii.
ers of the Thui
noon bridge < tub and
vs
$1500
USE THE MONEY FOR
R pairs — Feed
Equipment — Freisers
P ist Due Bills
TAKE UP TO 24 MONTHS
TO REPAY
We welcome th .* who are ready,
willing and abl to make a small
pay ment eie h i nth.
PUBLIC LOAN
m
Mr S' m Newman a I A
Cottle, guests.
Prize winners for th<
were Mrs. Houston Wi
and Mr Frantz, low
TO
Renstrom
Agency
Corporation
17 S.E 3rd
Phone 840
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D id y o u k n o w that the fHi‘- it
t ake and pastry flours and mixes
are made from "Soft wheat"
varieties grown in Oregon?
For best result- use the Journal
Classified Ads.
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L e t yo u r
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lo se a lot
n e y ! You
never je t
Doughnuts Air on display at
neighborhood grocery stores and
bakeries Halloween, vou know!
If ; ■a like to make your own
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d o w n to th e flo o r* T ro v é is ” h e a t
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Y o u ’ ll never a gait* h i v # t®
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cause the new SieRler Oil Aflr iflafl
gives you warm floors! Y o g ’ ll
never again hav to Uvc in 1 or
2 rooms all whit« r be< iw# the
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w- r 1 floor heat to every r<*»ni
in your home.
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Enjoy Warm Floors!
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Nyssa school children have a Susy week ahead of
them! As Junior Fire Marshals, along win* 3,000.000
other boys *nd qirls coast-to-coast. they'll b® stressing
fire-prevention to this community all during Fire Pre
vent! » Week of October 9-15. They'll be taking part in
a gigantic public service program sponsored by the
Hartford Fire Insurance Company and this local Hart
ford Agency.
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Insurance
315 Main St.. Nyssa
Dial 2 &A 3
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If you have a Junior Fire Marshal or two in yosf
Smily, we hope you'll give them 100 > cooperation.
They'll be doing a mighty important job . . . and what's
more important than saving lives and property!
’ BERNARD EASTMAN
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Nyssa, Oregon
One Block W est t>f R&ilroad Depot
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