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THE NYSSA GATE C IT Y JOURNAL. NYSSA OREGON. THURSDAY. DECEM BER 13. 1956 Grange Meeting Thursday Night Brothers Enrolled At Washington U. God's Acre Sale Christmas Program Malheur Jersey Piano Students Held Saturday Planned By Group Cattle Club The an n u al God's Acre sale was Present Recital The Nyssa LDS second ward S atu rd ay at the P resb y ter MIA will present a special C h ris Piano students of Jean n e P ratt Dinner Set Dec. 18 held ian C h u rch in Adrian w ith a S k in n er and V alene M itchell w ere tm as program at the MIA m eet Lee S nider and Ned Snider, At the T hursday evening m eet sons of Mr. and Mrs. C lyde H. ing of the O regon Trail G range Snider, are am ong 13,000 students T he M alheur Jersey C attle club R obert Holmes, new ly elected enrolled in W ashington U nivers ■aaster, presided and appointed ity, St Louis, Me., for the 1956-57 will hold th eir annual m eeting at the P alam ino Dining room Dec. com m ittees. The com m ittees are G eorge C leaver, F ran k Sherwood, year. C hancellor E than A. H. 18. The affair will sta rt w ith a Shepley has announced. LeRoy Hen-man, A griculture; noon luncheon, followed by a Lee S nider is enrolled in the business m eeting, election of o f F ran k P arr, O E. C heldelin and G a rre tt Stam , legislative and Mrs graduate school of arts and sci ficers and a program ences. He received his bachelor O rm a Goodell, publicity. The second annual aw ards will G eorge C leaver and F rank of arts degree from W hitm an C ol be given for the high producing Sherw ood discussed the farm ing lege in 1951, and is a m em ber of cows. situation. Mr Sherw ood told of Tau K appa Epsilon fraternity. Lewis Johnson of V ale is p res feeding feathers to stock for high Ned S nider is a ju n io r in the ident of the association. Mrs. C. p ro tein content. T here are sev college of liberal arts. He is a eral processing plants in the M id graduate of Nyssa high school E. B arclay of O ntario, secretary, dle W est who process the feath : and a m em ber of Sigm a Chi fr a t and Mrs W illiam B. Toomb of Nyssa, publicity chairm an. ers for stock consum ption. Farm ernity. i All Jersey breeders, w h ether subsity was also discussed. m em bers o r not are invited to LeRoy H errm an review ed an U S E T H E C L A S S IF IE D A D S attend. article he had read about there being very little change in the farm program for the coming year R obert Holmes gave a report on th e beet m eeting w hich he a tte n d ed in Boise last week. LeRoy P ulliam told of first and second class land being sold for houseing projects. He also dis cussed the crow ded situation at the S ta te G range, poor eating and sleeping facilities for 4-H and , FFA W ord was sent to Pom ona and S tate G ranges to use t h e i r : influences to help get a new building. A response on the Red Cross was given by F ran k P a rr and the G range bought a $5 tuberculosis and health bond. F ran k Sherw ood reported that th e blood bank w ill be here Jan. 4 and ask for donors. It w as announced by Mrs. O rm a Goodell th at HEC will hold a luncheon at the hom e of Mrs. G a rre tt S tam Dec. 18 at 1 p.m. j T h ere will be a gift exchange. T he G range w ill hold a turkey d in n er Dec. 20. All G range m em bers and th e ir fam ilies and guests are invited. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Price w ere G range guests. chicken d in n e r served by the la dies of the church Fancy w ork, baked food and various articles donated by the m erchants of A drian and O w yhee C orner and farm produce donated by th e farm ers of the com m unity w ere auctioned off. T u rk ey s and hams contributed by th e ch u rch board w ere given as prizes in the ticket draw ing, at th e close of the sale. T he E x plorer Scouts of the com m unity sold ham burgers and pie d u rin g th e afternoon. presented in a recital recently at the LDS first w ard church. S tu d en ts particip atin g w ere Lillian Allred, T eresa Bingham, K aren Bybee, K aren Ellis, Leona G arner, Edna Hansen, A aron and R uth Hansen, N orene Howes, Mary Lou L ancaster, Ilene Moss, V alene M itchell, Joy Peterson, Bobbie Pond, C arolyn and M ari lyn Pond. J > Q iy Roth and C heryl Zesiger. Rev. E. J. Wilson of Emirati. form erly of Nyssa and m inister Dinner guests Sunday at the of the N azarene C h u rch here, is hom e of Mrs. Nettie B ennett w ere rep o rted to be receiving tre a t m ent in a Boise hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Blanch. 8 Adrian Presbyterian Church Notes M r. a n d M rs. W ilto n J a c k s o a were hosts at Sunday d in n er i<*e Mr and Mrs. Dale Dewey • / Weiser. o ing Dec. 19. 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