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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 11. 1137
PAGE TEN
tended K nife and F ork club S a t­
MRS. IRL NOLEN VISITS
urd ay n ig h t a t O ntario.
W ITH SON AND DAUGHTER
C olleen
B row n
sp en t
last
Mrs. Irl N olen spent the holiday
T hu rsd ay w ith K ath y Sm ith.
w eek end visiting w ith her
Mr. and M rs. Jam es S tep h en
d aughter, Mrs. S hirley Jo n es who
w ere S u n d ay evening visitors at
is atten d in g U of O at Eugene and
By Mrs. F ran k B yers
the R ussell G ressley home.
a son, Don who is enrolled at
P hone 2325
Mr. and Mrs. G ilb ert Holmes
By M rs. C het Mills
OSC in C orvallis. Mrs. N olen al­
Two O regon T rail fam ilies, Mr. and d au g h ters sp en t M onday ev e­
P h o n e 3281
so visited w ith h er parents, Mr.
and Mrs. F. G. Holm es and Mr. n ing a t th e A. M. Goodson hom e
Tw o c h ild re n from this area an d Mrs. G eorge T h o rn q u ist in and Mrs. R obert Holm es and sons,
n e a r P arm a.
w ere am ong th e seven w inning A lpine, Ore.
left last T h u rsd ay for P lattev ille,
D ave and D ennis S avage w ere
bicycles for selling subscriptions
Colo., to a tten d the G olden w ed ­ S un d ay d in n e r guests a t th e M ark
guests
T
hursday
at
the
C
huck
in the G a te C ity Jo u rn a l contest
ding an n iv ersary of Mrs. H olm es’ H artley home. Dave was recen tly
th a t en ded S a tu rd a y night. They S hare home.
sister. W hile on th e trip th e H ol­ discharged from the arm y.
G aye and V aye B elveal, tw in m es’ w ill visit w ith o th er re la ­
w ere V icky D eH aven, d au g h ter
Mrs. F ra n k W hipple visited
of Mr. and Mrs. G eorge D eHaven, dau g h ters of Dolores B elveal for­ tives th ere and in N ebraska.
S unday aftern o o n w ith Mrs. B.
m
erly
of
Nyssa,
w
ere
w
eek
end
and B illy M artin, son of Mr. and
F. Rookstool.
guests of Mr. and Mrs. B yrd W al­
Mrs. G ayle M artin.
Mr. and Mrs. W ayne S h u ster of
LDS
T u rk ey B anquet H eld
ters and fam ily.
1 Gay way Ju n ctio n w ere visitors I
The ca rn iv al p u t on by the A d­
Mr. and Mrs. Eldon B ark er and I S unday aftern o o n of th e R obert
Mr. and M rs. G ilb ert Holm es
ria n grade school F rid ay night fam ily of O ntario w ere S unday Holm es fam ily.
and fam ily atten d e d th e tu rk e y
w as very successful. An estim ated d in n e r guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. B lair H endricks and chil-1 b an q u et F rid ay evening at the
pro fit of $500 has been reported F red Deffer.
dren of O n tario visited S unday | O w yhee LDS church.
by the chairm an, Mrs. Donald
Mr. and Mrs. F o rt S u m p ter and at the G ilb ert Holm es home.
Mrs. Clyde B ohannon and ch il­
B rew er. Door prizes w ere won David visited th eir grandm other,
d ren w ere su p p er guests T uesday
Mrs.
G
lenn
B
row
n
assisted
w
ith
by Mrs. H om er B rew er, first; Mrs. Mrs. Rosa K irts at the Vale N u r­
the tu rk ey d in n er at St. H u b e rt’s evening of Mrs. Sam M cConnell.
G eorge M endazona, second and sing Home S aturday.
B etty B yers of C aldw ell sp en t
C atholic chu rch last T hursday.
third, Mrs. Earl K ygar. T he bean
th e w eek end w ith h er paren ts,
Mr. and Mrs. A rt D avis who
Mrs.
W
ard
C.
L
undy
and
Mrs.
po t count was won by H erschal have been visiting a t the C huck
Mr. an d Mrs. F ra n k Byers.
C liff B eckstead
visited
Mrs.
Thom pson.
Mrs. C lyde B ohannon an d ch il­
S hare home, left F riday for th eir F ra n k B yers last W ednesday
Mr. and Mrs. D onald B re w e r, hom e in Salem .
dren w ere su p p er guests F rid ay at
evening.
and sons w ere d in n e r guests S un­
the La V ern C leaver home.
Mr. and Mrs. H ow ard Day r e ­ D inner G uests
day of Mr. and M rs. W erner
Mr. and Mrs. A lfred A dam s
tu rn ed S unday from a trip to
Peutz.
visited
in P endleton F riday.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F
ran
k
B
yers
w
ere
G rand Island and Cairo, Neb.,
Mr. and Mrs. T. C. B ishop of
d in n er guests M onday at the G il­
Mrs. M A tagi and Mrs. K. Atagi w here they visited relatives.
O ntario w ere visitors at th e R alp h
bert Holmes home.
visited at the hom e of Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. B yrd W alters and
Mr. and Mrs. M ark H artley a t­ C henault hom e T hursday.
Mrs. L arry S aito S unday to see
sons spent S unday evening v isit­
th eir new baby.
ing at the hom e of Mr. an d Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. L arry C ulbertson, ¡
Earl K ygar.
Mr. and Mrs. K enneth McDonald,
S
kate P a rty A ttended
Kay and B utch visited Mr. and
M rs. M. H. Wood S unday even- j Mrs. M. A tagi and sons, Dicky
ing to honor the W ood’s on Jheir and Ju n io r, and Noble M orinaka,
22nd w edding an n iv ersary .
Jr., atten d e d a ro lle r sk atin g
Mr. and Mrs. W ern er P eutz p arty S unday evening in O ntario
w ere guests of Mr. and Mrs. S h o r­ sponsored by the Young M atrons
ty B ran d t at d in n er a t the East club of O ntario.
Side C afe in O ntario S atu rd ay j Mr. and Mrs. C h ester Mills
evening.
w ere d in n er guests of his sister,
Mrs. M. 11. Wood and J o A n n e 1 Mrs. R onald B att S unday. O th er
and Mrs. V erna P ettijo h n spent guests w ere Mrs. R uby M ills and
S unday w ith Mrs. L arry C u lb ert­ Ross. T he occasion was in honor
son.
of Mrs. B a tt’s birthday.
T he T ri V alley Extension club
Mrs. G eorge D eH aven atten d ed
w ill hold its second instruction the M ary and M artha club at the
class on stencil and free hand hom e of Mrs. W esley P iercy on
te x tile pain tin g F riday, Nov. 22, T hursday afternoon. Mrs. D eH av­
at the hom e of Mrs. M. Atagi. All en was in charge of the program
those interested in receiving in ­ on tem perance.
stru ctio n in p ain tin g are welcome
Mr. and Mrs. Lee H ouseholder
to attend.
and Mr. and Mrs. Lee S trick lan d
C harles C ulbertson, W illiam atten d ed the p arade in Nyssa on
Peutz, Jr., and K e n n eth McDon­ M onday and then w ere joined by
ald atten d ed the an n u al m eeting Mr. and Mrs. Vic M arshall for
of the M alheur C attlem ens Assn, the parade in O ntario and Vale.
at Vale F riday.
C orrection; Mrs. O rville Mc-
D inner guests of Mr. and Mi's. Ewen will be co-hostess w ith Mrs.
T. H. B rew er S atu rd ay w ere Mr. W illiam Peutz, Jr., T hursday at
and Mrs. Donald B rew er and fam ­ the re g u la r m onthly m eeting of
ily and Mr. and Mrs. Ki itii Tail- the OK K club.
m an and fam ily.
Mrs. L ynn K ygar left W ednes­
Mr. and Mrs. Jac k M endazona! day for St. A nthony, Ida., w here
o f P iyftte jurare dinner gutsts .it she w ill v isit h er m other, Mrs.
the G eorge M endazona hom e last] Ingred H uffm an.
S unday.
P arad e V iew ed
Visit in C alifornia
Mr. and Mrs. M. A tagi and
Mr. and Mrs. D arrell W illiam s fam ily and Mr. and Mrs. N oble
left F riday for Dow ney, Calif., i M orinaka and fam ily atten d ed the
w here they will visit his brother,! “D isneyland p a ra d e ” in Boise S a t­
Mr. and Mrs. Roy W illiam s and! urday.
fam ily. E nroute they visited Reno
C harley C ulbertson and Wm.
and plan to visit D isneyland, B al­ Peutz, Jr., atten d ed the M alheur
boa P ark, Mexico and Arizona. C attlem en ’s Assn, m eetings at
They will re tu rn by the coastal i Vale S aturday. T h at evening ac­
route and spend T hanksgiving in | com panied by th eir wives, they
P o rtlan d w ith relatives.
atten d e d the b an q u et given by
Mr. and Mrs. Ray S um pter an d the association.
fam ily of P ay ette w ere S unday
S unday evening guests at the
ev ening visitors at the hom e of home of Mr. and Mrs. G eorge
Mr. and Mrs. F o rt S um pter.
M endazona were, Mr. and Mrs.
S unday evening d in n er guests A gustin Sillonis and Mike of Big
of Mr. and Mrs. Donald g ro w er Bend, Mrs. F rank Ja y o of Nyssa
w ere Mr. and Mrs. C hester Mills and h er m other, Mrs. C arm an F i­
and sons, S tan an d K enny.
gured of Jo rd a n Valley.
Mrs. G eorge D eH aven and Mr.
K e n n eth McDonald, B utch and
and Mrs. Neal Nicholson and ch il­ Fred S ayre atten d ed the football
d re n atten d ed the 4-H leaders gam e of Vale vs. S errea C atholic
rally at the B oulevard G range school of Salem at Vale S aturday.
hall T hursday evening. Mrs. D e­
Mrs. C h ester Mills w as hostess
H aven was presented a pin for to 12 m em bers of the executive
h er 15 years of service as a 4-H com m ittee of the A drian I ’TA
leader, Dea and A llen Nicholson T hursday evening.
played a duet on th e ir accordians
Mr. and Mrs. Lee S trick lan d
for the program .
and Mr. and Mrs. Don S h are and
O vernight G uests
fam ily w ere d in n er guests at the
Mr. and Mrs. Ja c k G lover of hom e of Mr. and Mrs. C huck
Jo rd o n Valley w ere overnight i S hare Sundav.
Oregon Trail—
Owyhee—
Holmes Families
Visit Colorado
Two Youths
Earn Bicycles
Buena Vista
Mrs. A lva Goodell
D ial 2804
M rs. Alva Goodell sp en t several
days this w eek visiting h er m o th ­
er, Mrs. E lm er N esb itt of P a y ­
ette, w ho u n d e rw e n t su rg ery
T h u rsd ay at St. A lphonsus hos­
p ita l in Boise. Mr. N e sb itt is s ta y ­
ing at the hom e of his d a u g h te r
fo r som e tim e.
Roscoe T a n n e r v isited his sis­
ter, B arb a ra T an n er, F rid ay ev e­
ning in N am pa w h ere she is a t­
ten d in g business school.
S y lv ia C leaver w as honored
guest at the hom e of h er p aren ts,
Mr. and Mrs. L ester C leaver, S a t­
u rd ay evening w hen 13 guests a r­
riv ed to help h er celeb rate h er
12th b irth d ay an n iv ersary . Cake,
ice cream and lem onade w ere
served.
Mr. and Mrs. A lva Goodell a t­
ten d ed th e K nife and F o rk club
in O n tario S atu rd ay evening.
L eah W hipple v isited S un d ay
writh G lenda H offm an.
K lair Sim pson en te rta in e d at
d in n e r S unday for Jo h n n y Beck
of Nyssa.
Mrs. O rm a G oodell le ft W ed­
nesd ay fo r M eridian w h ere she
sp en t the night w ith Mr and Mrs.
H enry E strick and left T hu rsd ay
w ith
the E strick ’s for W ray,
Colo., w here they w ill atten d the
60th w edding an n iv ersary of the
two ladies’ parents, Mr. and Mrs.
E. G urss.
C hristm as P ackages W rapped
Mrs. H arold Sisson and Mrs.
Jam es S tep h en spent W ednesday
a t th e H ow ard F in g er home. The
ladies spent the day w rapping
C hristm as over-seas packages for
the C h a tte rb o x club.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene S tephen
and sons w ere S unday d in n er
guests at the Jo e S tep h en home.
Mr. and Mrs. Jam es R itchie and
Mr. and Mrs. G lenn H offm an
w ere am ong those atten d in g
.“ back to school n ig h t” at the
N yssa schools last week.
Mr. and Mrs. J o h n L ane of N ys­
sa w ere S un d ay d in n e r guests at
th e L ester C leav er home.
Hosts for th e dance S atu rd ay
ev en in g at O regon T rail hall w ere
th e Messrs, and Mmes. Loyd A d­
am s, W illis B ertram , W ayne
Sim pson an d R obert Adams.
C aldw ell V isited
Mr. and Mrs. W ilson W inter
visited in C aldw ell T uesday a fte r­
noon w ith Mrs. H arley Diven.
Mr. and Mrs. Jac k K now les and
fam ily and Mrs. W ilbur H iatt and
S h irley w ere S unday d in n er
Ki. ami km. J . L. H a n « »
w ere holiday w eek end guests of
th eir son and wife, Mr. and Mrs.
R ichard H e rn m an in C orvallis.
Mr. and Mrs. R euben H areidse*
spent T hursday w ith then- d a u g h ­
ter and husband, Mr. and Mrs.
A rley Sipes of H om edale, Ida.
guests a t the M ancil Bishop hom e
in honor of the 15th b irth d ay a n ­
n iv ersary of L o rrain e Bishop.
S hirley H iatt had sp en t sev eral
days at th e B ishop home, and r e ­
tu rn ed hom e w ith h er m o th er
S un d ay evening.
Mr. and Mrs. G eorge C leaver
visited S unday evening a t the
Ju d g e C hester hom e in Vale.
H a rlan W in ter accom panied a
group of Boy Scouts to the
B row nlee dam S atu rd ay .
N orm an B aker of N yssa visited
S unday w ith K e n n eth W hipple.
Mr. and Mrs. D elb ert C leav er
celebrated th e ir 11th w edding a n ­
n iv ersary S atu rd a y evening w ith
d in n er in Nyssa.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie T opliff
w ere S unday d in n e r guests a t the
Irvin T opliff hom e n ear A drian.
Mrs. Eugene S tep h en and A xel
visited S atu rd ay aftern o o n at the
H ow ard F in g er home.
Mr. and Mrs. W ard L undy, Sr.,
re tu rn ed hom e from a w eek ’s
visit at P o rtlan d and Salem .
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shows the over-all cost of living is up 102.3% since 1939.
During that time the price of gasoline rose only 62.8%
not including taxes.
T a x e s a d d a b o u t 9C to th e c o s t o f e v e r y g a llo n .
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