THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1958
THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NTSSA, OREGON
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Nu Acres—
Girl Scout
NEWS
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Back to School
House Damaged Events Slated
By Exploding
For Nyssa PTA
theme “ Report Cards, U.
Of Oil Furnace S The
A ,” is being carried out this
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Nyssa Library
Puls New Books
Into Circulation
Coming Events . . .
American Legion and auxiliary
meets first and third Thursdays
of each month 8 p.m. at commun
ity building.
Nov. 13 — Nyssa Home Exten
sion unit 1:30 p.m. Methodist
church. Mrs. Klass Powell will
give a demonstration on gift
wrapping. All members are asked
to bring scissors.
Dec. 2—St. Paul's Episcopal
church guild bazaar.
Dec. — 3— Annual
Methodist
church basaar and dinner.
By Farmerettes Club
week Nov. 6 through 15 in the NON-FICTION
An exploding oil furnace caused Nyssa school system.
The Great West, edited with
extensive damage to the interior
notes and introduction by Charles
The 1958 Nyssa PTA back to
of the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mike
Neider. Here is the real story of
McKague Friday morning The school program commenced Last the American West told by the
McKagues have been busy this Thursday when parents of the men w-ho discovered and created
| Troop 4 Activities
past week cleaning up and re elementary students met for films it. In 250,000 words of the first
and discussion with their child'ij
hand accounts and more than 100
s
Girl Scouts of troop 4 have been decorating their home.
; instructors.
2 working on their second class
illustrations and maps, the whole
Elementary room count was as pageant of the American West
= I rank badges with several activi
The ladies working at the Heng-
CARD OF THANKS
ties. One patrol presented skits geler packing house had a dinner follows, first grade Mrs. Nina emerges in complete and accurate
We would like to thank our
learned at Scout camp and an party Monday evening at the Baxter; second Mrs. Florence detail.
many
friends and neighbors,
other dramatized “The Three Lit Lions Den in Ontario. Attending Roth; third gradti Mrs. Vale Hag-
The Ugly American by William those who furnished airplanes
tle Pigs.” Each has taken part in
ey;
fourth
Mrs.
Madge
Thomason;
a flag ceremony at troop meet from this community were Mmes. fifth Mrs. Hazel Lane and sixth J. Lederer and Eugene Burdick and especially the Woods’ for
ings, have taken care of animals Eunice Conner, Nora Wood. Lot
Stories of a certain group of Am their help during the search for
and several have learned to patch. tie Stokes, Ellen Unwin and Eza- Virgil Seward.
ericans in Southeast Asia—their our missing boys.
Junior high night was held failures and heroism, their hu
The girls hiked to Taylor’s da Betts.
The Edmond Roberts family,
Grove north of Nyssa in October.
The Farmerette club will hold Monday evening and senior high mors and passions, their drama the Fred Roberts family and the
They made their lunch bags they its regular monthly meeting on will meet Thursday (tonight) to
Ross Browns.
carried on their belts. For their Nov. 19 at the Grange halL give all parents a view of what in a land of turmoil.
Go With God by Jim Bishop,
International Friendship, Mrs. Hostesses will be Mrs. Ray Ed the schools are doing.
Don Graham visited them, telling
who tells of a great ordeal in his VISITS FROM WASHINGTON
about Girl Guides in England and mondson and Mrs. George Pul
William Level of Davenport,
own life and what his religion
AUXILIARY
WOMEN
SERVE
sipher.
interesting information about her
Wn„ visited during the past week
meant
to
him
during
it.
Return
Mrs. Sylvan Talbot returned to IN RECRUITING BOOTH
country.
ing from Italy aboard ship, he at the home of his sister and fam
The troop had a masquerade Boise by plane Friday from Salt
10 Oz. — Sizes 8 and 10
Members of the American Le learned that his wife was critic ily, Mr. and Mrs. Howard E.
Halloween party with decora Lake City where she had been gion auxiliary had charge of a
tions, games and refreshments for the past seven weeks, during recruiting booth set up in the ally ill in America. He tells of Smith.
his desperate but unsuccessful at
furnished by different commit which time she underwent heart
tees, supervised by their leaders, surgery. Mr. Talbot met her at lobby of the First National Bank tempts to reach her bedside be as a blade of grass, nothing that
Friday and Saturday in observ fore she died.
Mrs. Joe Cundall and Mrs. Cecil
was not man-made. Th« poor
Boise and brought her home.
ance of Blue Cap Week observed
Richards.
Norman Vincent Peale, a bio streets of a big city hide earth
Wade Faries of Everett, Wash., throughout Oregon last week.
graphy by Arthur Gordon, de and earth’s power of growth un
visited his sister, Mrs. Kenneth
Women who worked in the
Nelson and family last week, en- booth during the two days were scribes his early years in a mid- der bricks, mortar, asphalt and
route to Colorado to visit his Mmes. Nettie Bennett, Nellie western environment steeped in paving stones. An episode of
the tradition of a conservative, Sparrows is the story of how two
grandparents.
Powell, Don M. Graham, W. A
By Mrs. Chet Mills
Mr. and Mrs. George Snut vis Wilt, Louise Heldt, Harold Bren- yet progressing America. It points of the street children made a gar
Phone 3281
ited Mr. and Mrs. Jake Groot in dle, H. O. Hopkins and Herman up the early decisions he faced den in these unpromising sur
and the goals he set for himself roundings.
Nyssa Wednesday afternoon.
Towne.
while still a young minister.
(Last Week's News)
MYSTERIES
Robert Shaw, Gary and Bob
Anne Frank: The Diary of a
Mrs. Wm. Peutz, Sr. and Lawr Shaw and Delbert Wilson spent
Shadows on the Water by Eliza
Young Girl with an introduction beth Cadell. Kate Verney, one
ence, Mrs. Werner Peutz and Mr. Sunday hunting deer south of ELK HUNTERS RETURN
E.
H.
(Shorty)
Brandt,
Dr.
K.
by Eleanor Roosevelt.
Anne of Mrs. Cadell’s most delightful
and Mrs. William Peutz, Jr., were Jordan Valley. They returned
Tuesday visitors of Jess Ditty at late Sunday night with three deer. E Kerby, Dale Garrison and Bob Frank’s account of the changes types, is first seen on the boat
Morfitt spent 10-days on an elk
the Malheur Memorial hospital.
Mrs. Floyd Sommars, who was hunting trip near Tolgate, Ore. wrought upon eight people hiding train from London. She is off to
out from the Nazis for two years
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Strickland severely injured in an accident
They returned Saturday unsuc during the occupation of Holland. visit her daughter and new grand
took Mrs. Gertrude Jackson to in Oklahoma several weeks ago,
son in Buenos Aires— though she
FICTION
her home in Caldwell Wednesday has written friends here that her cessful in their hunt.
doesn’t quite make it in the pages
Mrs. Wm. Peutz, Sr. and Lawr condition has improved so much
of
this book.
Victorine
by
Frances
Parkinson
Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Kesler, Sr.,
ence drove to Payette Friday and that she is now' able to do with
The Man in Gray by Frances
and Karma spent the week end Keyes. Victorine, a beautiful and
Mrs. Henry Peutz accompanied out the services of the three spe
in Burley where they were guests seLf-willed girl, had heretofore Crane. Everyone at the dinner
them to Boise.
cial nurses who cared for her. of Mr. and Mrs. George Kesler. divided her time between travel party in the ancient mansion on
Mr. and Mrs. Duane Fenn of Friends may write her at Box 308,
They also visited with Mr. Kes- and sojourns in New York and Russian Hill, San Francisco, look
Nyssa spent Sunday at the home Jane Phillips Hospital, Bartles
ler’s mother, Mrs. Emma P. Kes-j large continental cities. Major ed forward to a treat when D. V.
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl ville, Okla.
adjustments are perforce indicat Willoz, wealthy winegrower, op
ler, who is quite improved.
Crocker.
ed, but Moise tries to convince ened a bottle of vintage port. In
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Deleye and
S & H GREEN STAMPS
Victorine that the regional life stead, he fell dead after one sip—
Mrs. Bob Morfitt entered the four daughters of Albany, Ore.,
Caldwell Memorial hospital Fri spent last week end visiting her sa Taylor of Fruitland accompan of the Deep South is an enchant and Pat and Jean Abbott were
sister, Mr. and Mrs. Harley Sager ied Lela home from school to ing as well as an important part brought into one of the most
day for observation.
attend the party and was an over of her heritage. He is therefore fiendishly clever murder puzzles
Mr. and Mrs. Byrd Walters and and family.
greatly pleased when a chanfce of their career.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Short of night guest.
sons were Friday evening callers
Little Steve Kersey required a meeting between Victorine and WESTERN
Payette
visited Sunday afternoon
1 of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Richesin
where they visited with Alvin with Mr. and Mrs. Jim McD’Roe. doctor’s care Friday when he suf Prosper Villac results in an im
The Marshal by Frank Gruber.
fered painful injuries when he mediate attraction.
Celebrates Birthday
Ekanger of Othello, Wash.
Tad Shay was supposed to be
Miss Lela Fry was honored at slammed the car door on his fing
A WorLd of Strangers by Na dead. The detail arrived to bury
a
party
celebrating her 10th birth er. Fortunately no bones were dine Gordimer. The divided world \ him in the morning but his eyes
The nation’s new home con
of South Africa is seen through were open. His will to live had
struction dropped below 1,000,000 day anniversary Wednesday af broken.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Lisonbce the eyes of Tobias Hood, a young kept him alive through the last
privately-built units in 1957 for ternoon. Her sister, Mrs. Clair
the first time since 1940. Records Beus, entertained nine girls at and Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Carey, all Englishman who takes up life in night of the Civil War.
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her home in Apple Valley. Tere- of Boise, were Saturday guests Johannesburg. Toby Hood is 26,
Wyoming Manhunt by Allan
j f Mr. and Mrs. Mike McKague. [ a graduate of Oxford, the product Vaughn Elston, his real name is
Mrs. Lester Reece visited Fri | of liberal household—and a rebel. Homer Hatch. No .one on the side
day with Mrs. W. H. Grasmick He is a rebel against causes and of the law knows his assumed
and Mrs. Bill Burt and son.
involvements, the abstractions of name, but three men are deter
Mr. and Mrs. Carl McD’Roe of race and politics. He wants to mined to find out. Kim Sallee,
Ontario visited at the Jim Mc- enjoy what is left of the privileg deputy sheriff, wants him for a
D'Roe home Saturday evening.
two-year-old murder, Brad Lan-
ed life of the privileged class.
Miss Sally Evans returned last
Mr. Robbins Again by Edward try seeks personal revenge for
Thursday night from San Fran Streeter. Mr. Horace Robbins, a the cold-blooded killing o f his
cisco where she had gone on a suburban New Yorker, is Edward aunt and uncle. Stran Garwood
4-H trip.
Streeter’s latest windmill jouster. is looking for the man who mur
The Nu Acres Grange is hold Mr. Robbins’ principal reason for dered his father. . . and the
ing a card party at the Grange going to a dude ranch is to be murderer could be Hatch.
hall Saturday night. Everyone come better acquainted with his
Sagabrush Swindle by Peter
is welcome.
9-year-old grandson, but he recks Field. When Pat Stevens wel
Linda and Debby Daudt at not the forces pitted against him. comes Ben Bostock and his niece
tended a party honoring Marvin’s The Robbins set forth, unsus into his Lazy Mare ranch, he isn’t
ninth birthday anniversary at the pectingly, in their station wagon, looking for trouble, he just wants
home of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Kohl with Bobby and their friends, the to sell some cattle to Bostock. It
in Nyssa Saturday afternoon.
Wellers.
doesn’t occur to him that some
Mr. and Mrs. Vern Gammett of
An Episode of Sparrow» by Ru- thing is wrong—even when Ez
New Plymouth visited Mr. and mer Gooden. In Catford street, and Sam take one look at the big,
Mrs. A. P. Chesney Sunday after London, there was not so much blustery rancher and disappear.
noon.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Tish, Mrs.
Anna Mills and family of Green-
leaf and Mr. and Mrs. Larry
Ziegler of Payette were Sunday
dinner guests at the Cecil Evans
home.
Mrs. F. A Johnson came home
from Malheur Memorial hospital
in Nyssa Thursday. Her daugh
ter, Della Gray of Port Angeles,
Wash., arrived Saturday to stay
with her mother for a time. An
other daughter, Mrs. John West-
fall, who had been visiting Mrs.
Johnson, returned to her home in
Port Angeles last week
25 or More Nyssa Merchants
All Youngsters, Ages 4 Thru 10
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mitchell
visited Monday afternoon with
Will Serve as "Jockeys"
Will Demonstrate Various
Mrs. George Wilson.
Edward Nielson returned Wed
For That Many Turkeys
Techniques, Abilities and Time
nesday from the clinic at Wheeler,
Ore., where he had gone for treat
In Races Down Main Street
in the Art of
ment of his arthritis. He reports
that he is much improved in
health.
Mr. and Mrs. Omar L. Betts
were dinner guests Thursday of
their daughter, Mrs. Gerald Bar
each of these merchants will give his
Trophies for 1st and 2nd Places
ker of Ontario.
Members of the election board,
Mrs. A P Chesney, Mrs. Sher
man Keck, Mrs. Cecil Evans, Mrs
Eggert Oft, Robert Martin and
George
Dohner enjoyed pot luck
All Youngsters, Ages 11 Thru 16
dinner and supper together dur
See each individual business firm
Will Perform the Same Feats
ing the election last Tuesday.
Mr and Mrs Eggert Oft at
for the manner in which the
tended a fellowship class party
at the Earl Fisher home near
turkey will be given.
Fruitland Friday evening.
Mrs. Pearle Reed and Mrs
Myrtle Farrior, twin sisters of
Beginning Saturday. Dec. 6, we will be
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Toledo, Wash., visited a long-time
friend, Mrs Edward NieLsen, last
closed each Saturday there on.
Thursday afternoon. The women
were enroute home from a con
vention in Idaho Falls,
Mr and Mrs Ralph Baxter have
returned from a week’s business
Nyaa*. Oregen
Phon« 2253
trip to Minidoka, Ida.
Mr and Mrs Wally Trayner of
Long Beach. Wash . were recent
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visitors of Mr and Mrs George
Wilson.
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DRAPERY YARDAGE
Values lo $1.98 . . . . 79 « Yd.
S HI R T I N G F L A N N E L
Regular 4 9 c............ 39 « Yd.
BOYS' JEANS
Regular $2.98.............. $ 1.77
LADIES' BLOUSES
Values lo $2.98............ $ 1.99
Owyhee
LADIES' UTILITY COATS
Regular $12.98............. $ 6.99
MEN'S WORK SOCKS
Regular 2 9 c.......... 2 Pr. 39 «
NYSSA’S . . .
Turkey Derby
— and—
Hoop Twirling Tournament
FRI. and SAT., NOV. 21 and 22
Here's The Scoop . . .
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2 1 -
Beginning at 4 p. m.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2 2 -
SATURDAY
Beginning at 3 p.m.
FO R Y O U R
Fertilizer Needs
. . . SEE . . .
NYSSA ELEVATOR
We Now Have on Hand
H O O P TWI RLI NG
. . . Following the races,
At 4:30 p.m.
TURKEY FREE
to some lucky winner.
16-20-0 and 33.5-0-0
Sulphate of Ammonia
45 Nitrogen
ON SHORT NOTICE CAN GET
All at Nyssa Grade
School Grounds
11-48-0 — 27-14-0 — 24-20-0
BOTH DAYS— FRIDAY and SATURDAY, NOV. 21-22
Nyssa Stores will have Price Slashing Bargains in connection with
the Turkey Derby and Hoop Twirling Tournament.
NYSSA ELEVATOR