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© o © o ® Ifalhtvr Cterth Youth Meet Held Stiarday Night 4 0 o Morans Hacafre Surprise Visit From Relatives By Mrs. Waldo Smalley APPLE VALLEY^Mr. and Mrs. By Mrs. Vem L. Smith Jack Moran were surprised Tues- (Last Week’s News) I day when her parents, Mr. and LINCOLN HEIGHTS — Youth Mrs. John Gill of Medina, N.D., night was observed at Malheur and her sister, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Butte Baptist church Saturday Barber of Rawleigh, N.C., drove evening. Each visiting church in. They visited until Friday group was responsible for a spe when they left for Council to visit cial number on the program and another daughter, Mr. and Mrs. a game for recreation. Popcorn Lasher and family. balls were served at the close of Frank Karen Saunders and classmate, the evening. I Vannetta Schmit, were weekend The young people went to the guests of Karen’s parents, Malheur nursing home at Vale house and Mrs. Kenneth Saunders. Sunday afternoon to present a Mr. Sunday their son, Kenneth, and program and devotions for resi his roommate, Mark Strole, and dents there. Edith Walters, all from NNC at Dennis Wood of Beaver City, Nampa, were dinner guests. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Norland state FFA president, was a Thurs family of Caldwell were last day overnight guest of Bruce and Hawkins. Bruce and other On Thursday dinner guests of his tario FFA officers attended a mother, Mrs. Martha Norland. Mrs. Martha Norland and Pal meeting at Halfway, Ore., and Dennis came with them when mer were Friday evening dinner they returned to Ontario. Halverson left for Montana where Promotion Exercises Held Promotion exercises were ob they will visit Mr. Halverson’s served at Malheur Butte Baptist mother and their son, Duane, who church Sunday school with Mrs is stationed in the service in Mon Harland Meyer in charge of a pro tana. gram arranged especially for the Visit at Blanks Home Mr. and Mrs. Paul Halverson day. Scotty Payne, Sunday school superintendent, presented those visited Sunday at the home of who will be teachers during the Mrs. Mae Blanks and daughters. They also visited Mr. and Mrs. ensuing year. Staff Sgt. and Mrs. Wayne Ellis Martin Osborn who live with Mrs. and daughter, Pam, are visiting Blanks. They are parents of Mrs. at the E. H. Schmelzer home. Mrs. Halverson and Mrs. Blanks. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Hunt spent Ellis is Mr. Schmelzer’s daughter. They are stationed at Dixon, Thursday and Friday at Enter Calif. Mr. Schmelzer has been ill prise where they attended the an with a heart condition and is un nual Conservative Baptist meet ing of the Blue Mountain associa able to do heavy work. On Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. tion. Girls Have Wiener Roast Junior Girls of Malheur Butte Sunday school enjoyed a wiener roast at the George Barnes home and Friday evening. Mrs. Bill Walz is teacher of the class and Mrs. Barnes is associate teacher. Gloria No. 8 North lit St. Walz and Linda McPherson were promoted from the class to the All Work Guaranteed junior high department at promo tion exercises Sunday. A farewell handkerchief show er was held for Mrs. Geneva PHONE FR 2-3447 Johnson Tuesday evening at the If No Answer, Call FR 2-3032 Louis Wiggins home. She will go to the midwest to make her home. CARL'S RADIO TV SERVICE EDER HARDWARE—Sheet Metal All Typ« of Healing — GAS—OIL—COALI FREE Estimates on All Work. EDER'S . . . Nyssa Phone FR 2-2266 202 Main St. 8T*** guests of her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Wilson of Nu Acres Arthur Johnson and a friend of Bremerton, Wash., stopped last week for a visit with Mrs. George Bailey. They were enroute to Arizona and New Mexico. Visits Sisters in Washington Mrs. Nellie Leigh visited last week with her sister, Mrs. Milo Long in Richland, Wash., and with another sister, Mrs. Bill Morrison in Pasco, Wash. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smalley and son of Payette were Sunday guests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Smalley. Mr. and Mrs. John Sheppard of Mitchell, S.D., were Wednesday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Saunders. Mrs. Dick Harris was a Sunday dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Boston and family. Mrs. Anna Boston is a house guest this week of her sister, Mrs. Sara Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Rogers and family of Payette were Sunday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Boston. Boston Home on Leave First Lt. Gene Boston has re turned home for a 30-day leave after a year of service in Alaska. He will be visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Boston, and other relatives until he returns next month for duty in Phoenix, Ariz. Mrs. Phil Bale spent last week visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Wagner. Her husband came Saturday and they both returned Sunday to their home in Malad. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Shippy of Boise were weekend guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Boston. Mrs. Anna Boston was a house guest last week of her niece, Mrs. Dick Harris of Ontario. On Sat urday Mrs. Harris brought Mrs. Boston home and left her sons, Steve and David, who were week end guests of their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Boston. Mr. and Mrs. James Correll took his sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Hughes of Cleveland, Ohio, and Mrs. Dorothy Boehrin ger on a tour Thursday through farm land around the Nampa area. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Hughes and Mrs. Dorothy Boehringer were Friday evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Correll. Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Seward and family were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Seward. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bernie and family have moved into Vear Haile’s basement house. Mrs. Jed Gooing, Mrs. Ed Price o o o G at * çit Y journal . nyssa , O regon o o o PAGE NINE o Mrs. Joe Rodríguez and sans were Mr. and Mrs. S. C. McConnell POTLUCK DINNER HONORS Sunday dinner guests at the Jess were Sunday evening dinnei FORMER NYSSA RESIDENTS ; Martinez home. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Keith A potluck dinner was held re Gressley and family near Ontario cently at the Eugene DeMinck Besendorfer Home on Leave home honoring Mr. and Mrs. Leon Besendorfer, son of Mr Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Batt visit Chuck Smith of Prineville. The and Mrs. George Besendorfer, has been home on leave. He left Fri ed Sunday with Henry Streck ol Smiths are former Nyssans and day for Oakland, Calif. He will New Plymouth who is in the Vet were enroute to Prineville from By Mrs. Herschel Thompson Minnesota. leave the United States soon for erans’ hospital at Boise. KINGMAN KOLONY — AKH overseas Attending the event were the duty with the Army. extension unit meeting will be held at the Bill Toomb home Messrs, and Mmes. Paul Hirai, Jess Martinez, Salvador Mar held at the Klaas Laan home Wednesday evening. Herschel Harold Wilson, Charles J Smith, Thursday, Oct. 20. Project leaders tinez, David and Ernest Rodríguez Thompson and Jake Borge at Art Bosselman, Bud Tibbets, Neal will be Mrs. Harold Newman and left to go deer hunting Friday on tended. Miller and David Sarazin. Mrs. Durlin Hammer Lesson will Mahogany mountain. While hunt Bill Toomb attended a grade A ing, they were caught in a snow be on preparation of salads and association meeting at the Clover GOVERNMENT salad dressings. All interested storm. Lawn dairy in Nyssa Friday eve SURPLUS SALES Mr. and Mrs. Herb Andrews and ladies are invited to attend. ning. NOW anyone can buy DIRECT from children of Caldwell were guests I S. GOVERNMENT SURPLUS Dinner guests Friday evening at DEPOTS, by mall for yourself or Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kygar went Sunday evening at the Herschel the Vic Marshall home were Mr for resale Camera*, binocular*, to Jordan Valley Tuesday and Thompson home. cars, Jeeps, truck*, boat*, hard and Mrs. Neil Dimmick, Dick ware. office machines and equip returned home Thursday. While Mr. and Mrs. Bill Toomb drove Kreager and Mr. and Mrs. Lawr- ment. tents, tools and ten*-*f- there, they stayed with Mr. and to Jordan Valley Sunday. Enroute ence Kreager. thousands of other item* at a fraction of their original eosu Mrs. Jerry Gordon and went deer home they stopped to see Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pinkston Many items brand new. For list hunting. Jay Kygar stayed with Mrs. Curtis Eason and family in were dinner guests Sunday at the of hundred* of U. 8. Government Surplus [»epots, located In every Mr. and Mrs. Larry Culbertson Homedale. James Milton home. State and overseas with pamphlet while his parents were away. "How Government Can Ship Direct Mr. and Mrs. John Thiel accom to You,” plus procedures. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Kreager H«>W TO Marlene Slippy went with Mr. went with a group to Mahogany panied Mrs. Francis Thiel to Nys BUY and how to get ERBE SUR PLUS mall 12.08 to SURPLUS and Mrs. Tom Duncan of Ontario mountain Sunday to hunt deer. sa Saturday to take in the Nyssa SALES INFORMATION SERVICES. to spend the weekend at Jordan ASC committee meeting was Harvest Festival. Rm. 709 Albee Bid« Wash. 5. D.C. Valley. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Altig and sons of Idaho Falls arrived last Monday to spend a week with Mr. and Mrs. Art Sparks, parents of Mrs. Altig. Effie Laan was a Saturday night guest at the Ray Laan home. Mr. and Mrs. Al Thompson went to Emmett Wednesday to visit at the home of Mrs. Emma Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Phifer, Jannie Phifer and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Toomb were Tuesday evening guests at the Herschel Thompson STORM DOOR KITS home. Q Screen doors be- £ Mr. and Mrs. Tony Martinez come storm doors irnwra- and Mr. and Mrs. Keith Lane left in minutes. ' Friday for a weekend deer hunt. CAULKING GUN Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Theil FLEX-O-GLASS were given a charivari Saturday Clear «form win A. Compound night by friends of the commun dow material . . , per linear foot. ----- — ity. Stop window and door Fred Schafer was the only suc from« draft« this winter. SCREEN GLASS cessful hunter in a party last Half barrel gun take« Transparent screen 4 weekend. Included in the group any standard cartridge. PLASTIC STORM glass lasts longer. I 0 were Mr. and Mrs. Schafer, Fred, Per square foot. B WINDOW KITS Mr. and Mrs. Art Sparks. WEATHER PLAST-O-MAT Club Members Plan Yule Dinner STRIPPING Pollyanna club met Thursday at Tough ribbed, clear \Aetal & rubber the Herschel Thompson home plastic mats to pro tect carpet. 30" x with Mrs. Marie Earp as co-hos- tess. The meeting was attended by 10 members and one guest, Mrs. Tracy Mefford. Plans will be discussed at the next meeting FALLS for the annual Christmas dinner. Shelf Brackets Claw Hammer Hacksaw The next meeting will be held Card of 2 for Waxed, straight grain hic Tough, nickelplated solid WWwV Nov. 3 at the Virgil Viers home 8 in shelves. •to«I frame. Adjusts Io * H ' kory handle. 16-ounce — with Mrs. Al Thompson assisting. Reg 79c ........ well balanced . . . only 8", 10" or 12" blade». Don Thompson, son of Mr. and Coping Saw Mrs. Herschel Thompson, came Ratchet Brace Wall Uprights Spring steel from« with home Friday to spend the week Rugged with big 10-inch Card of two turning stud», loop or pin »weep, "Suregrip" alli end. While here he hunted deer. •nd blade». gator |aws. Don is now working for the U. S. Bright finished, hard rolled forest service near Seneca. Steel Framing Square »•—1 bod>' 24 lnch« 2 Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Bowers ** ’ inches—tongue 16" x 1H". and Debbie of Parma were Sun day dinner guests at the Charlie GET FAMOUS QUALITY BLUE JAY Bowers home. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Bowers BATH FIXTURES NOW! and Debbie were Sunday evening guests at the Jim Phifer home. 24" TOWEL BAR Dinner guests at the Tracy Mef Hidden mounting brackets lend dis ford home Sunday were Mr. and tinction to this stainless steel unit. Mrs. Keith Moss and son. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Mefford RECESSED PAPER HOLDER went deer hunting during the Go.i nicely wWi any « fe qq weekend. While they were gone, decor. Chromed for ~ easy cleaning. 4.20........... Mrs. Tracy Mefford stayed with the children. SOAP DISH & GRAB BAR Mr. and Mrs. Jess Lopez and Eiftuiaft Unit Meeting Slated Next Thursday Be si way Bargains Last Chance To 'Button' Up Against Winter! 29/ 149 89< FINE MILLER HAND TOOLS 66/ I49 |99 Men's and Boys i JACKETS $795 ■t Í io ■y \ V 4 1« » $I395 LINGERIE $249 I ( l\ and $349 2^99 f I and Mrs. Vear Haile were Satur day afternoon guests of Mrs. Maida Ballard at Caldwell. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Arnold were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rathman in Ontario. Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Bale were Sunday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alton Bale and family Boise. Arrive to Spend Winter Mr. and Mrs. John Sheppard Mitchell, S.D.. arrived Tuesday I spend the winter here and were dinner and overnight guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Seward. They have employment with Le roy Seward. Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Edison and family of Cottage Grove, Ore., came Friday morning for a visit with his aunt, Mrs. Martha Nor land. They had been visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs. I. W. Edison at Caldwell the past week and were enroute home. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Butcher and Dick were recent weekend guests of Mrs. Alberta Morrow at Cottonwood. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Armourcros of Council were Sunday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Butcher. ■<; î*î li BULK or PACKAGED TRICK R TREAT CANDIES "Get Ready for the Hungry Goblins" At THE MERC VARIETY STORE J INSULATED LEATHER BOOTS ••• •• We Give Gold Strike Stamps With Every Purchase! • •• • •• -•* If* •• *• •« Te J.ÀY-IT-AWÀY •e * • • • ® •* » ® • • ® WHEEL ALIGNMENT and WHEEL BALANCING «• Work Guaranteed •T Swager Ford e Safety device os well as a self-draining soap dish. Dr/- KtO 4.75........... A T 99 GET SPEEDWAY POWER TOOLS FOR ANY JOB! i • i i i i • i SABER SAW 95 ...Trigger »witch with locking pin. Small — light weight. Save time I Cuts wood, metal, and composition in straight lines or curves. Orbital Sander: Rotary-type mo tor! 4V*" x 5h" area. Uw with a pad a» a mas sage mochlne. 95: I USE OUR BESTWAY PLAN! 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