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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY. JUNE St. lftM PAGE TWO Those attending a Fath er's Day of Parm a to see their baby girl, picnic at the Ralph Lowe home Debbie Lee, born Ju n e 14 were Mr. and Mrs Bill Lowe, Mr Mr and Mrs. Foy Brown and and Mrs Lee Dail and fam ily and children attended the Cherry F e s - ! Mr and Mrs Otto Phawitz of Mrs. Dwight Seward tival at Emmett Saturday. F rjitla n d . Phone 2-2731 Mr. and Mrs. Dale Williams moved Saturday from the old and Mrs. Ed Wild of Nyssa met About 60 children from Apple Sample place to Burley, Ida., Sunday afternoon with other Valley attended the Polack B ro where Mr. Williams will work for Kansas friends from Nampa. Em thers Sh rin e Circus at the Bronco the Fu ller Brush company. mett and Caldwell at a Nampa Stadium in Boise, Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs Gene Peterson of, park to honor Mr and Mrs Frank Our community would like to e x Parma had dinner Saturday even Mayhew who are visiting here press its appreciation to the Shri- ing with Mr and Mrs Y ear Haile from Kansas. There were over ners who so generously furnished " j^ ily 90 present. transportation, noon lunch, pea Mrs Lome Clay and son Jerry Mr. and Mrs. Archie Doersch nuts, and made it possible for so spent several days last week with and Danny visited friends in many to see the sepctacular per friends, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton | Weiser Sunday. form ance of the circus. Butcher and family. Rev. Dick Nve has announced Mrs. P earl Sam uels left last Mr and Mrs. George Kelly of that he will be preaching his Monday for Palco, Kan., where Roswell visited Sunday afternoon “Musical Serm on” next Sunday she will visit her father and o th er. .with Mr. and Mr= A G Schultz 1 at the Apple Valley church. relatives and friends of her for- j Mrs. Sara Miller had as Sunday j m tr home community for two| dinner guests Mr. and Mrs. J . E weeks. M iller and Rebecca and Mr. and L ast Monday, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Jack Wilson and children. Vear Haile and children went to Mr. and Mrs. Earl Boston and Lake Low ell where they swam family and Mr. and Mrs. Hardin and picnicked in honor of Dean’s Harris and Albert visited Sunday | with Mr. and Mrs. Dick Harris j birthday Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Erwin and an£t son of N’yssa Gloria returned last Tuesday ant* ^ rs ^-ecl' Leigh and from Coos Bay where they have Beulah had dinner Sunday vcith been with Mr. Erw in’s mother Mr and Mrs. J N Leigh in hon or of the latter’s 53rd wedding vho is seriously ill. Mr. and M rs.'Carey Fox called anniversary In the afternoon the on Mr. and Mrs. Ross Spaulding tw° families drove to the Owv- of Caldwell, Tuesday, to see their hee dam. Eldon Riblett spent Sunday new baby. Mrs. Spaulding is the with Jim m y Johnson of Parma. former Alice Dunnavant Miss Nadine Seward returned * hey went to Lake Lowell in the to her work in Nampa. Wednes- afternoon day, after a three w eeks'tour with Fourteen youngsters from Ap- the forty’-six voice Crusader pie \ alley have been attending cho.r of Northwest Nazarene Col- ^ acation Bible school at the lege .The young people sang in Methodist church in Nyssa and various towns in Idaho, Montana, took part in the demonstration North Dakota, South Dakota, Min- program Friday evei Mr nesota, Iowa, also in Kansas City. Orley Smith and Mrs. Sherman where they attended the quadren- Wilson assisted with the teaching nial general assembly of the last week Rodney Sm ith spent the week- Church of the Nazarene. Mrs Rodney Madron of Twin end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Falls was a guest in the Vear Joh n Goddard, Jr ., of Notus. Dinner guests at the Foy Haile home several days last Brown home Sunday were Mr week. Robert Pearcy underwent an and Mrs. Arley Erwin of Nampa, appendectomy at the hospital in Mr. and Mis Vein Brown of Em- j Ontario, last week. He returned f niett and Mr and Mrs. Fred H ow -, home Friday. j ell of Berryville, Ark., who are j Mr. and Mrs. Orley Sm ith had spending the summer with the as guests in their home Wednes- Browns day evening Mr. Sm ith’s sister. I Mrs. Martha Norland and P a l- , Mrs. E. A. Wyatt of Roswell and mer and Troy Gooing were Sun- j cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sw en- day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Stephens and family j son of Fairfield, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Mel Arnold of of Nyssa. Mrs. E. G Johnson, Mrs. Jack - j Albany, Oregon are visiting their son and family, Mr. and Mrs. son and Mrs. Norma Albertson, all Raymond Arnold. of Parm a, visited Sunday after S /S g t. R og er E Boston (Gene) noon with Gertrude Hicks and arrived at the home of his parents,1 Elsie Robinson. In the evening Mr. and Mrs. Earl Boston, Tues-1 other callers included Ed Robin- day for a tw enty-five day fur- J son and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Robin- lough from Hamilton Air Force son and family of Maywood, Calif B ase in Calif, where he is sta- and Mr. and Mrs. Ora Newgen and tioned. Mrs. Harrison of Nyssa. Mr. and Mrs. A G. Schultz had1 Mr. and Mrs. Marion Cox and as overnight guests in their home Mr. and Mrs Dean Steinhaus of last week, four nieces from Je r - Parma were dinner guests of Mr ome, Ida . Carolyn, Ja n et, Emma and Mrs. Jed Gooing Sunday. The Lou, and Goodrin Jensen. The group went fishing in the after ‘ girls were enroute home from noon. Moscow. So n ja Norland, 4-month-old Mr. and Mrs. Claude H in k ley 1 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Art of Ycrington, Nev , spent la^t Sat- Norland of Nyssa h is been stay- urday night at the Clayton But- mg with her grandmother. Mrs cher home. Martha Norland the past four! Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wild of Nys- weeks while her mother has been ! sa were supper guests at the convalescing from an operation Dwight Seward home Thursday Her parents took her home this Apple Valley Grange Considers Weed District Discussion of the increasing m enace of noxious weeds was held last Thursday night at the regular Oregon Trail Grange m eeting with concensus of opin ion being that there should be more weed control measures. Grangers also discussed child labor laws and the veterans’ pen sion bill. F ran k Sherwood gave a report on newly tried means of preser ving beef by injections into Itie blood stream and its use in the fishing industry. The group decided to sponsor a float to en ter in the Nyssa Nite Rodeo parade and a com m ittee , week Mr. and Mrs. Guy Moore of Mr and Mrs. Lynn Landing- Camas Valley, Ore., were guests ham of Robinett visited Sunday at the J . N. Leigh home Friday w ith Mr. and Mrs. Gene Peterson Right. Mr. Moore is a nephew of and with Mrs Lander, all of Par- the Leighs. Mr. and Mrs Cecil ma Leigh and Beulah called in the Mr. and Mrs Bernard Goddard evening to visit with the family, j and Cindy of Caldwell had Sun- Mr. and Mrs. Forrest L. Reed day dinner at the Orley Smith and fam ily entertained with an home. Mr. and Mrs Roger Sm ith I out-of-doors barbecue dinner Fri- and son of Nyssa called in the' day evening for guests, Mias Mar- afternoon ian Dilly of Boise and her nephew , Mr. and Mrs. K enneth Saund- George Dilly of Roswell. j er-. and family, Mr. and Mrs. i Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Booth and Dwight Seward and family. Mr j Ji.'ta visited in Nampa last Satur- and Mrs Albert Seward, Lerov; day night with his brother, Mr. Seward and family. Don Seward and Mrs. Vernon Booth, form erly; and family, all of Parma and Mr FHi TO J& h . 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They met Mrs. Schire- man's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Le C lair of Seattle at the home of the latter’s son. Mr and Mrs. Fred E. Le C lair at W alnut Creek. They also made several trips to points of scenic interest. They returned RETURN FROM VACATION Mr. and Mrs. Ward Wieneke and sons returned Friday from a two weeks vacation trip. They visited Mr. W ieneke's sis ter, Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n W ehlitz and fam ily in IA*ndleton, Mrs. W ienek’s sisters, Mr. and Mrs. E L. K im ble in Yakim a and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bean in Avery, Ida. They returned by way of Payette Lakes. «DEPENDENCE yOUR '■'.ffCREM Fresh SEGO MI LK U SE THE C L A S S IF IE D ADS Schiremcm* Visit In California WITH THESE déclare vour i PROW composed of Robert Holme Loyd Adams and Alva Good ell was appointed. It was announced that start ing in October, the home econo mics club will hold its meeting the third Tueeday of each month The annual Grange picnic will be held Ju ly 26 at 1 p m. at the Nyssa park with ice cream and a drink to be furnished by the Grange and those attending to bring their diner and table ser vice. Mr. and Mrs. LeRov Pulliam becam e new members of the Grange Refreshm ents were served by Mrs. F. G. Holmes and Robert Holmes. Economy Size WHITE KING Only 5 5 0 Last Week to Get Chance on Free G.E. Washer 46-oz. Pineapple Juice 3 for . . . 7 9 0 Lux Firm Ripe TOMATOES Lb. 250 Minute Maid • Frozen 6-oz. Lemonade 4 for . . . 5 9 0 22-oz LIQUID DETERGENT Only • • • • • 590 — Let our mechanics put your truck in top condition NOW before loss of transpor tation means financial loss. too. Large Ripe Home Baked CANTALOUPE WE KNOW TRUCKS—ALL MAKES Lb. 70 Frisine BAKERY Bread Loaf . . . . Your Home-Owned Ford Dealer New Large 280 Dial 2231 H E R R I M A N MOTOR CO. 1 Lb. 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