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THURSDAY. JANUARY M. ION
Funeral Services Held
For Mrs. N. Bennett
Ellis A. White ...
(Continued from Page 1)
an honorary member of the FFA,
Nettie Roberts Bennett was '
is a member of the Methodist
bom Sept. 18, 1897 in Hubbard 1
church, the Masonic lodge and
City, Texas. In 1912 she was mar- I
the Shriners.
ried to Charles H. Bennett with
Mr. White says he has traveled
whom she lived until his death tn
over almost every mile of road in
1950. They homesteaded in Colo­
the county and through his associ­
rado in 1915, and moved to the i
ation with the farmers and ranch­
Nyssa area in 1935.
ers knows of their problems and
One daughter died in infancy
believes the experience he has
and another daughter, Eunice,
gained would stand him in good
died in 1941. Of the immediate
stead as county judge. He says, if
family, Fred E. Bennett of Nyssa
elected, he would devote his full
is the only survivor
time to the job and would bring
Also surviving are two sisters
leadership, direction and dignity
and one brother, John Roberts,
to the county court.
Nina Baker and Letres William­
son, all of New Mexico.
He further says that it is im­
Mrs Bennett was active in local
perative that the county court
civic and political affairs. She was
adopt a planned system of roads
past noble grand of Rebekah lodge
through the study and recommen­
Pictured
above
is
the
Rev.
H.
No. 202, past president of the
dations
of the county planning
ladies auxiliary of Legion post No. M. Shipley of Enid. Oklahoma committee and to make use of
who
will
conduct
revival
serv
­
79, a charter member of the Chat­
every source of revenue from all
terbox club and a member of the ices in the Free Methodist agencies to make the most effici­
Church
of
Adrian
from
Jan.
28
Federated Garden club.
ent and economical road system
She united with the Methodist through Feb. 7. The Rev. Eldon possible.
C.
Hunter
is
the
local
pastor
and
church in 1944 under the ministry
Mr. White says that he has some
of the Rev. M. H. Greenlee. She the public is cordially invited. very definite ideas as to what
was an active member of the
should be done in the juvenile
Methodist W.S.C.S.
field, and no doubt, will make
Mrs. Bennett had been in poor
these known to the voters at an
health for several years and in
early date. He says, “I will work
the past year has put up a gallant
with other civic minded folks to
fight against the impossible odds
' bring an end to the inter-county
of diabetes, cancer, heart trouble
I dissention and develop a sense of
and finally pneumonia. She died
civic pride to the end that Mal­
at noon January 20 at Malheur
heur county will grow and de­
BIG
BEND
—
Jolly
Jane
club
Memorial hospital.
velop into a better county in
met
with
Mrs.
Joe
King
last
Wed
­
Funeral services were held at
which to live and rear our chil-
nesday
with
17
members
and
2 p.m. Saturday at Lienkaemper
I dren. On this basis I ask for your
chapel, with the Rev. Paul Lud­ three children present. A potluck support and vote for the office of
low of the Nyssa Methodist church dinner was served.
| county judge.”
Officers were elected for the
officiating. Concluding services
coming
year.
They
are
Angie
were held at the Nyssa cemetery
under the direction of the Yellow Chaney, president; Pearl Abbott, Mary F. Graham . ..
vice president; Ida Bullen, secre­
(Continued from Page 1)
Rose Rebekah lodge.
tary. The ladies worked on some Treasury department as a staff
quilts. Next meeting will be with member in promotion of Wat-
Taylor Sandy Dies
Mrs. Ida Bullen.
Bonds sales in San Francisco.
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At Quincy, Wash.
Then in 1943 she joined the
Taylor Sandy, former Nyssa
LaRayne Sorenson and friends, Womens Army corps.
resident, died Monday evening at Beverly and Sandy Smith of Boise
During the period of 1943 to
the home of his daughter, Mrs. spent Sunday in the Chet Smith 1949 Miss Graham served in many
iVilliam Gregg in Quincy, Wash. home.
positions of responsibility and
Another daughter, Mrs. Dorothy
Big Bend Extension unit met trust. Among them were assign­
Dibble, lives in the Apple Valley with Mrs. Sam Tuning of Roswell ments in public relations, confi­
community.
Tuesday. A dinner was served by dential secretary to the officer in
Funeral services will be this the hostess to 21 members; one charge of Philippine government­
week at Quincy, with graveside visitor, Mrs. Bill Bishop; and five al affairs, chief clerk in provost
services Saturday at the Parma children. Mrs. Dyre Roberts and marshal office in New Guinea,
Mrs. Verl Bishop had the eye- army intelligence assignment,
cemetery.
opener which was on how many chief clerk of “Yank” magazine
of different things in the in 1945, in 1946 was chief clerk of
Final Rites Conducted songs
rooms and naming of 16 different the army newspaper, “Stars and
spices just by smelling the can Stripes”, and in 1947 was assigned
For Roy Heiens, 59
Roy Heiens was born in Moro, or tasting.
as secretary to the chief-of-staff
Ill., May 29, 1903 and died Janu­ Karen Carroll, Ada Hamilton of the Air Force in China.
ary 20, 1960 in McMinnville, Ore. and Carley Bennett demonstrated
She was evacuated from China
He was united in marriage to simple sewing and children’s clo­ in January 1949 and returned to
Helen Boughner in Abliene. Kan., thing. Betty Samer, ACCW chair­ Vale for a visit prior to leaving
in 1928. Most of his married life man, read a letter from her pen for Europe with the state depart­
was spent in Philip, S. D., and last pal in England. Next meeting will ment. She found her father in ill
year he moved with his family to be with Mrs. Varner Hopkins on health and remained to take over
Feb. 16.
Nyssa..
his business as insurance agent
Leroy Smith of Caldwell spent and tax consultant. She has also
Mr. Heiens was employed as
street and water superintendent the weekend with Mrs. Pearle served as justice of the peace of
at Philip until a severe heart at­ Abbott and family.
the Vale district since 1950.
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Thomas and
tack last April forced his retire­
Miss Graham makes her home
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Dyre
Roberts
at
­
ment.
with
her mother in Vale. She is an
Surviving are his wife Helen, tended the Mr. and Mrs. card club
belongs to the PEO
two sons, John of China Lake last week at the home of Mr. and i Episcopalian,
(women's educational group), a
Naval base, Calif., and Robert of Mrs. Bill Ashcraft of Adrian.
Henry Hatch of Joseph visited ■ member of the Vale chamber of
Nyssa; a daughter, Mrs. Shirley
commerce and has served the past
Olsen of Covina, Calif. Other sur­ his sisters, Helen Hatch. Mrs. Pau­ six
years as a member of the
vivors include one brother, Ralph line McGinnis and Mrs. Hazel county
welfare board.
of Abilene, Kan.; three sisters, Ferguson, Thursday and Friday.
Miss Graham says that she feels
Mrs. Ernest Seuell entertained
Hazel Herrman of Nyssa; Eunice
Burwell of Abilene, Irene Grif­ with a coffee hour Monday morn­ that she is qualified from both
fith of Fall City, Nebr., and one ing for a few neighbors, honoring educational and practical training
Mrs. George Elfers, Sr. Those in standpoints, and that if elected
grandchild.
Funeral services were held at attendance were Helen Bishop, will dispose of her private bus­
10 o’clock Saturday morning at Edythe Prosser, Mrs. Elmer Wood, iness interests and devote her full
Lienkaemper chapel, with the Mrs. Harvey Bennett, Mrs. John time to the business of the county,
Rev. Paul Ludlow of the Meth­ Auker, Ruby English, Goldie Rob­ because “No person can serve two
masters and do a good job of
odist church officiating. Intern­ erts and Mrs. Myrle Tuppeny.
Ernest Seuell and Darrell ac­ either task."
ment was made in the Nyssa
She is well known throughout
companied Explorers of Adrian
cemetery.
post 436 to the home of Jim Lang­ Malheur county and is the niece
ley in Sunset Valley where they of Don Graham of Nyssa. Her
REHEARSE FOR BANQUET
father was county judge from
Brownie troop 99 met Friday had a sleigh riding party.
Mrs. Mary Brumbach and Ezra 1931 through 1942, and she says
afternoon with 11 members and
two guests present. The group were in Boise Thursday. Mrs. her interest in good government
practiced on their musical instru­ Brumbach reported to her doctor. stemmed from this period.
ments and songs for the father­ Mrs. Edythe Prosser visited her
mother, Mrs. Flora Swigert at Comina Events . . .
daughter banquet Jan. 25.
—Barbara Tensen, Reporter. Fargo, Sunday
Tonight. 7 to 9 p.m.—Mothers*
Jolly Jane Club
Elects Officers
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March, covering entire area.
Tonight, 7 p.m.—Ma-Pa gToup
potluck supper at the Methodist
church.
Jan. 29, 2 p.m.—Extension unit
planning meeting at First Baptist
church in Ontario.
Jan. 29. 8:30 p.m.—LDS Second
ward Gold and Green ball. Nyssa
stake house.
Jan. 29. 7:30 p.m.—Owyhee Rid­
ing club potluck dinner at Oregon
Trail hall.
Jan. 30. 8:30 p.m.—Oregon Trail
.Granoe card party at Oregon Trail
hall. Public invited!
Feb. 1—Eastern Star meets at
Masonic hall.
Feb. 1, 8 p.m.—Adrian Legion
and auxiliary meeting at Adrian
Legion hall.
Feb. 2—Eagles auxiliary meet­
ing at Eagles hall.
PAGE SEVEN
Evanaelistic Crusade
For Valiev Churches
Scheduled Feb. 1-14
Twenty-nine Treasure Valley
churches have joined forces to
sponsor a Hyman Appleman
Evangelistic Crusade at the high
school auditorium in Ontaria Feb
1 through 14.
The 29 churches represent nine
Treasure Valley communities
Nyssa. Owyhee Community and
Nazarene; Parma, Nazarene and
Community Church: Weiser. Pil­
grim Holiness. Nazarene, Assem­
bly of God and Conservative
Baptist; Fruitland, Free Methodist
and Assembly of God.
Ontario, Assembly of God. Na-
arene. First Baptist. Bethany
Presbyterian. Friends Church and
Oregon Slope Bible; Payette. As­
sembly of God, Nazarene. Four­
square. Conservative Batptist and
First Baptist: Vale, Malheur Butte
Baptist and Nazarene; Adrian.
United Presbyterian and Free
Methodist.
The Evangelistic Crusade will
be conducted by Dr. Hyman J.
Appelman, world renowned Evan­
gelist, who has conducted similar
crusades throughout the United
States. Europe, Asia and South
America.
POULTRY
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4
Young, Tender — PORK
Liver
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19‘
. . Lb.
Picnic Style — PORK
u. 29‘
Roasts
Lard • •••••••• 4 Lbs. 29'
RETURNS FROM CALIFORNIA
Mrs. Tessie Olson returned home :
Jan. 21 from Tulelake, Calif., |
where she had been visiting her !
two sons, Elmer and Leonard and
their families, since before Christ­
mas. Her sons accompanied her i
to Nyssa and returned to their
homes Sunday.
BROWNIE TROOP 80
REHEARSES FOR BANQUET
Brownie troop 80 met Jan. 22 at
the home of Mrs. Max Urry. The
group rehearsed songs for the
father - daughter banquet held
Monday evening. Mrs. Joe Cun-
dall was a visitor.
—Anna Anderson. Reporter.
Young, Tender — STEWING
GRAPEFRUIT
8 Lb. Bag
ONLY
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NOTICE OF SALE
OF CITY LOT
Sealed bids will be received no
later than 5 p.m. on the 9th day
of February, 1960, at the office ,
of the city recorder of the City
of Nyssa, for the purchase of the
following real property:
South 85 feet of Lot 11 and
South 85 feet of the West 15 I
feet of Lot 12 in Block 3 of j
Original Townsite of the City
of Nyssa, Oregon.
This property is subject to all
city liens and assessments.
All bids must be unconditional
and accompanied by a certified
or cashier’s check in the amount
of 10 per cent of the bid, and will
be opened at 9 p.m. at the regular ’
City Council meeting on said date,
at which time the property will
be sold to the bidder making the
highest and best bid for cash or
terms subject to the right of the I
City Council to reject any or all I
bids. Conveyance of the above
property will be made by quit­
claim deed, and no abstract of
title or title insurance will be fur­
nished.
The location of the property
may be seen on the map in the
office of the City Manager.
ARTHUR H COLBY
City Recorder
Date of first publication, Janu­
ary 28, 1960.
Date of last publication, Febru­
ary 4, 1960
SPECIAL SCHOOL HEARING
Notice is hereby given, pursuant
to Section 14, Chapter 619, Oregon
Session Laws of 1957 as amended,
that the State Board of Education
will conduct a public hearing in
the Gymnasium of the Adrian
Union High School, located in
Adrian, Oregon, on Saturday, Feb­
ruary 13, 1960, at 8 p.m.
The purpose of this hearing is
to afford residents of Malheur
County Common School Districts
No. 19—Ridgeview; No 47—Low­
er Bend; and No. 61—Adrian; and
all of District No. UH-4—Adrian
Union High School, or any other
interested person, an opportunity
to appear before the Board or its
representative and be heard with
reference to the partial plan of
school district reorganization af­
fecting the above listed school dis­
tricts, as adopted by the Malheur
County Committee for the Reor­
ganization of School Districts.
Dated this 27th day of January,
1960
JAMES L TURNBULL
Secretary
State Board of Education
Published Jan. 28 and Feb. 4.
1960.
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