Nyssa gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1937-199?, August 13, 1959, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5

Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page. It is also available as plain text as well as XML.

    THURSDAY. AUGUST 13. 1959
THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON
Korean Infant
Joins Norland
Family Circle
Many w ere shocked at his sudden brought from M issouri along w ith ¡C alifornia for J ner, Thursday.
passing and wish to ex ten d sin­ o th er souvenirs of a lovely su m ­ Mr. Dorsey p a : \ , pated as a calf
cere sym pathy to Mrs H ayton m er vacation.
ro p er in th e Caldwell rodeo last
and son W ayne, form erly of Apple
Mr. and Mrs R aym ond N orland w eek.
Valley.
took th eir son, T erry, to Boise
Mr. jn d Mi
O rville F razier
House guests at the Earl Bos­ last Tuesday w here he had a and fam ily of Creswell, O re . w ere
ton hom e recently w ere his b ro ­ tonsilectom y He was able to re ­ guests T hursday overnight at the
ther and fam ily. Mr and Mrs. Roy tu rn hom e the sam e day and is V incent F arrell home
A P P L E VALLEY — Eight-
Mrs. Ron Ja k of Boise spent
Boston and daughter. A fter a few im proving q u ite well.
m onth-old P aul Lee N orland jo in ­
Sirs. R uby F ran k lin and Ja n e t S atu rd ay and Sunday w ith her
days’
visit,
they
re
tu
rn
ed
to
th
eir
ed the fam ily circle of M r and
home in Vancouver, W ash , taking re tu rn ed recently to th e ir hom e p arents, Mr. a d Mrs. H erbert
Mrs R aym ond N orland and Terry
w ith them th eir m other, Mrs. at Fredonia, Kansas, afte r sp en d ­ Nelson and fam v
last week, w hich brought much
A nna Boston, who has spent the ing several w eeks w ith h er son,
Mr. and Mrs. Ton Ferguson afTd
joy to the household. The N or­
past m onth h ere w ith relatives. Tom F ran k lin and fam ily.
h er sister, Mr. m 1 Mrs. Jam es
lands m et the little K orean boy at
Mr. and Mrs. C larence Cable M cGinnis of Adriai spent S unday
Mrs. Dick C urtis and girls of
th e airp o rt in P o rtlan d and w ere
and Mrs. Roy S m ith and d a u g h ­ in Idaho C ity and visited Lucky
Boise
visited
last
w
eek
w
ith
her
happy to accept the lively little
parents, Mr and Mrs Ja c k Wilson te r of O ntario met at the Donald P eak Dam and the Ann Morrison
fellow as th eir adopted son.
F ritts ’ home, T uesday evening, to P a rk in Boise.
and fam ily.
honor his b irth d ay The group a t­
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Minium
Mrs. C arrie Iiam s was honored tended the rodeo in Caldw ell.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald F ritts used
left T hu rsd ay for a cam ping trip
guest recently at a b irth d ay d in ­
th e ir statio n wagon last week to
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Thom pson on R ab b itt Crc< k above Idaho
ner at th e hom e of Mrs. M artha
i e n tertain ed h e r cousins, Mr. and C ity T hey retu rn d M onday r e ­
tra n sfe r h er g randfather, A rt
Norland.
Mrs.
S
ara
M
iller
and
B ak er of Nyssa, to a Boise hospi­
Mrs. E V. Dorsey and fam ily of p o rtin g fishing had been good.
Mrs. A nna Boston w ere also
tal for fu rth e r trea tm e n t afte r be. guests.
ing a p atien t at the local hospital
Mrs. C laude H inkley and d au g h ­
for several weeks.
ter. Pam ela of Y erington, Nev.,
S ev eral from this com m unity
visited a few days last week at
atten d e d the fu n eral services for
the C layton B utcher home.
G eorge H ayton at P arm a Friday.
J e rry F indley of M adras, Ore.,
It isn't tying himself to one
was a recent w eekend guest of his
grandm other, Mrs. M artha N or­
woman that a man dreads
land.
when he thinks of getting
Mrs. Rex W agner and children,
married—it's separating him­
accom panied by h er m other, Mrs.
Cecil Scott, and a sister, Mrs. B er­
self from all the others!
nard Pollard, drove to C orvallis
last W ednesday, w here they v is­
ited h er brother, R A. Scott and
| family. They retu rn ed home Sun-
I day.
Mr and Mrs. David Bay and
children and his father, W illiam
Bay. recently enjoyed a five-day
vacation at Deadwood reservoir.
Mr. and Mrs. R aym ond F arrell
Before E y e s ?
of Boise visited a week ago S u n ­
day at the hom e of Mr. and Mrs.
Whenever you're sick,
V incent F arrell.
go to bed and don't worry.
Mrs. O ra Newgen and Mrs. Ada
While you’re healthy,
H arrison of S unset Valley, Mrs.
ask us about Hartford
F rank A ustin of Longview , Wash.,
Accident-Sickness Insurance.
and Mrs. R alph Jen k in s of Kelso,
Then you WON T have to worry
Wash., w ere recent afternoon v is­
itors a t the Jack W ilson home.
about medical bills!
Mr. and M rs. J. F. Thom pson
Please call us soon.
and Miles recently re tu rn ed from
a six-w eek trip covering 5000
m iles in several states. T hey to u r­
ed Y ellowstone national park and
visited relatives in Iowa, Missouri
and Colorado, including a son,
Complet* Insurance Service
Low ell Thom pson and fam ily at
315 Main
Dial 2643
G rand Junction, Iowa. M iles was
happy to become m aster of a
young Beagle pup w hich he
PAGE FIVE
Wards Attend
Family Reunion
At Glenn Home
AD RIA N —Mr and Mrs. Glen
W ard atten d ed a fam ily reunion
S unday at the hom e of h er p a r­
ents, Sir. and Mrs. D enver G lenn
of P arm a and her sister and fam-
iiy. Mr. and Mrs Kelly Sm ith of
S eattle, Wash., w ere present
Miss G loria Holly, d a u g h te r of
Mr and Mrs. R ichard Holly spent
th e w eek end w ith her cousins,
S ylvia and Olivia Holly in Nyssa.
Mrs. C urtis Eason of Hom edale
was a visitor of Mr. and Mrs
V ernon P ark e r Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. George D eH aven
atten d ed a fam ily picnic S unday
at the hom e of her cousins, Mr.
and Mrs. Jam es Nichols in Nyssa
The Mmes H enry Moore, Edna
Cowling, H enry Day and K I
P eterson atten d ed the m eeting
F riday in the Nyssa Clinic.
Miss C arolyn Sue Ward stayed
overnight W ednesday w ith her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs D en­
ver G len in P arm a
Mrs. Glen W ard retu rn ed hom e
S atu rd ay after spending several
days at the Boy Scout Cam p Billy
Rice at W arm Lake, Idaho.
S unday d in n er guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. E arl W ine
w ere his parents, Mr and Mrs.
G ran t W inn of Boise.
V isiting w ith Mr. and Mrs. Bill
A shcraft since T hursday are
th eir grandchildren, J o h n n y
H am ilton and D ianna R ichards,
CHATTER BOX CLUB PICNIC
SLATED AUGUST 16 AT VALE
The C h atter Box C lub will hold
th eir sum m er picnic August 16
at the Vale P ark at 1 p m . All
present m em bers and previous
m em bers are invited to attend
w ith th eir fam ilies. B ring your
own picnic basket and table serv ­
ice,
both of Madras.
Mr. and Mrs. H enry Day at­
tended the N ebraska picnic in the
Nyssa park on Sunday.
Mr. and Mr-> V ernon P ark e r
and d au g h ter, Pam ela, and Mr.
and Mrs. R obert Toombs w ent to
Logan Valley over the week end
w hile th eir dau g h ter, M arilyn
stayed w ith Mr and Mrs. C urtis
Eason of Homedale.
SALE DATES-AUGUST 13, 14
Makes Every Cup of Coffee Extra Rich
EASTMAN
INSURANCE
> iw a. a. a i
ml
*
»
What's a Picnic Without 'Em?
PHONE YOUR NEWS
TO 2233 OR 3351
Fancy, Assorted
*
*
*
»
*
*
»
*
»
*
»
SWIFTS SLICED
DEL MONTE — Delightful Natural Flavor
! TERRIFIC BUYS I
l *
Lean as Bacon Can Be
SLIGHTLY USED RANGES
LUNCH MEATS
KRAFT — Assorted
These Hotpoint ranges were used less
than nine months in Nyssa schools, and
are ALMOST LIKE NEW!
VEGETABLES
California White
BETTY CROCKER
America's Favorite
Large Package
DEL MONTE
DELUXE 39-INCH . . . full push-button
control . . . timed outlet . . . Minute-
Minder clock . . . Master controlled
silver gray oven . . . 4-bumer and
deepwell . . . also two large storage
drawers — NOTHING DOWN,
: $ 8 .2 7 Per Month with Trade-in.
39-INCH RANGE with full push-button
control . . . 4-bumer . . . divided top
. . . Cook-Master controlled oven . . .
2 large storage drawers . . . normal
outlet — NOTHING DOWN.
Tasty, Whole
We Have a Large Variety of School
Supplies for All Ages.
SHOP EARLY!
Celery Hearts
Package .............
MEAT PIES
: $ 7 .1 4 Per Month with Trade-in.:
EDER’S
202 Main St
Nyssa
Phone 2266 ♦
Ì4 M * * * * * * W » * * * * V M im * # * # * * * # * * » * * e * # M * * # * * «
Gold Strike Stamps on Every Purchase
204 GOOD AVENUE— DIAL 2231
Nyssa, Oregon