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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA. OREGON
THURSDAY, NOVIM»!» 3, 196«
Elks Lodge Annual
Father-Son Banquet
Set Tuesday Evening
Elks lodge annual father - son
banquet will be held Tuesday,
Nov. 8, at 7 p m , it was announc­
ed this week by Bruce Robb, pub­
licity chairman. The dinner will
be held at the lodge hall in On-
tario.
Entertainment will be furnish-
ed by The Great Larry, renown­
ed magician.
Tickets must be obtained at the
hall no later than Sunday, Nov. 6.
4-—4-
Amity Club Members
Meet at Blair Home
Amity club members met Fri­
day night at the home of Mrs
Frell Blair.
Following the business meeting
and financial report, Mrs. J. El­
wood Flinders reviewed the book,
“The Naked Communist” by W.
Cleon Skousen.
Door prize was won by Mrs.
Don Moss and refreshments were
served by the hostess to the 13
ladies present.
Next meeting will be Nov. 11
at the home of Mrs. Lloyd Lewis.
4-—4-
Fourth Grade Pupils Give
Varied Program at Tea
Pupils in Mrs. Madge Thomp­
son’s fourth grade room entertain­
ed their parents at a tea Oct. 27.
Approximately 30 parents and
small children attended.
A program of music, choral
reading, social studies and physi­
cal education demonstrations was
given by the class.
Refreshments carrying out the
Halloween theme were served by
Mrs. Ray Holly and Mrs. Lauren
Wright, room mothers. They were
assisted by Mrs. Carl Burning­
ham, Mrs. Oscar Bratton, Mrs.
Harold Wilson, Mrs. Abe and Mrs.
Clark.
4-—4-
Indian, Halloween Theme
Used at Third Grade Tea
Mrs. Helen Gonyer s third grade
students held their parents’ tea
Oct. 26. Twenty mothers, 13 pre­
school children, five grandmoth­
ers and one father were in at­
tendance.
The children presented a short
program using Indian and Hal­
loween themes which consisted of
songs, poems, choral reading, pan­
tomime and science experiment.
These activities are an outgrowth
of regular school work.
Refreshments of cookies and
punch were served by Mrs. Lyle
Miner and Mrs. Max Jones, room
mothers.
i Fifth Grade Students
1 Present Hobby Show at Tea
A hobby show was presented
by members of Mrs. Joy McPart-
land’s fifth grade class at a par­
ents’ tea Oct. 28.
The children showed individual
hobbies of rocks, models, ball
cards, coins, stamps, cooking,
birds’ nests and music. Several
maps which had been made by
students were shown and explain­
ed as a hobby of the room.
Refreshments were served by
Mrs. Darwin Jensen and Mrs.
John Peine, room mothers.
4- -:-
Miss Joy Esplin, Durlin R. Hammon
Wed in Sall Lake City Temple Riles
Oregon Trail card party was
held Saturday evening at the
grange hall with six tables in
play. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Price, Sr.,
Mr and Mrs. Harold Sisson and
Thomas Jones were hosts and
hostesses for the event.
Prize winners were Mrs. Carne-
fix, Ernest Smith, Mrs. L. W
Dierking, Rommell Moss, Mrs.
Orma Cleaver and Dale Ashcraft.
The next party will be held
Nov. 12, and the public is invited
to attend.
D el M onte
R oundí / p
«BEANS
«PEAS
Mrs. Lloyd Lewis entertained
with a Halloween party in her
home Thursday after school for
her piano students. Games were
played and festive refreshments
served. Prior to the games, a
black board lecture on “Building
Scales” was given.
Among those attending were I
Mr. and Mrs. Durlin Hammon
Tracy Skeen, Ann Zittercob, Sher­ I
ry Glenn, Jimmy Beck, Chipper
Miss Joy Esplin, daughter of*'
Burningham, Sheri Roberts, Car­ Mr. and Mrs. Rulon Esplin of Flower girls were Kelley Wil­
la Jensen, Dawn Drown, Dar Jen­ route 1, Nyssa, and Durlin Roy- liams and Charlene Herrick.
sen, Junia Kay Mitchell, Janice lance (Pete) Hammon, son of Mr.
Harold Scott served as best
Richards, Alice Wilson, Connie and Mrs. L. Durlin Hammon of man. while ushers were Gary Wil­
Mitchell, Nicky Houghton and route 1, Nyssa, were united in son, Stanley Mills and Leo Brice.
Linda Clapp.
marriage Sept. 29, 1960, in the
For her daughter’s reception,
Salt Lake City LDS temple. El­ Mrs. Esplin wore a dress of blue
Mrs. Bybee Entertains
der Elicon R. T. Blomquish per­ lace and taffeta and the bride
Samba Club Members
formed the double ring ceremony. groom’s mother was attired in
Mrs. S. P. Bybee was hostess
A reception was held Oct. 8 at green lace and taffeta.
Friday afternoon to members of
A four-tier wedding cake grac­
the Samba club with two tables the Nyssa LDS stake house.
ed
the reception serving table.
The
bride
chose
for
her
recep
­
in play. Mrs. Harry Miner and
Mrs. Emil Stunz were guest play­ tion, a gown of white lace and Assisting with refreshments were
satin adorned with pearls and Miss Karma Kesler, Miss Norma
ers.
Prizes were won by Mrs. Gor­ rhinestones. Her shoulder length Poulsen, Mrs. Marion Hammon
don Oxnam and Mrs. B. B. Lien- veil was held by a jeweled tiara and Mrs. Rulon Staples. Miss
and she carried a bouquet of Mary Bair was in charge of the
kaemper.
green orchids and white carna­ guest book and gifts were accept­
ed and placed by Mrs. Ray Drown
tions.
Couples Bridge Members
and Mrs. Ellis Fields
Mrs. Jerry O. Williams, matron
Meet at Farmer Home
The new Mrs. Hammon gradu­
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Farmer of honor, and the Mmes. Bill
entertained members of the Manley, Richard Herrick and Dee ated from Nyssa high school and
couples bridge club Monday eve­ Winegar, other attendants, wore is employed at Bracken’s depart­
ning. Three tables were in play identical gowns of pink lace and ment store. The bridegroom is
and prizes were won by Mrs. K. silk organza over satin and car­ a graduate of Adrian high school
A. Danford and Gus Liming.
ried bouquets of pink gladioli. and is employed at Amalgamated
Sugar factory in Nyssa.
The young couple is at home
on route 1, Nyssa.
Among out-of-state guests were
those from California, Utah and
Idaho.
+—4*
WE GIVE
GOLD STRIKE STAMPS
Regular 2 for 43c
JELLO
SUGAR
Margarine
Assorted Flavors
49'
$1<>9
5 Lbs.
QÛC
Sun Valley . .
GRAPEFRUIT
Florida
29*
4 Pinks .
SEA PAC —FROZEN
FISH STICKS
$100
4 Pkgs
MEALS
Lean — Boneless
59c
Beef Stew
STEAK SALE
ROUNDS
SIRLOINS
T-BONES
•
RIBS
4
LARD
We CAN Have ...
WE GIVE
ELECT
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STAMPS
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5Se
Lb. 49*
PURE PORK
Pd Pol Adv by Ha) Henigson,
Nyssa, Oregon
4 s 69c
TOMATO JUICE
MB
HeljTlonte PINEAPPLE JUICE
FOODS
Pine-Grapefruit Drink
+—+
“Letters to Jenny”
Subject at DUP Meet
CARL FRANCIS
Ailorney General
4 s. 79c
Your
Choice
«JUICES
Miss Olivia Holly was guest of
honor at a party given Sunday on
her ninth birthday anniversary.
A Halloween theme was carried
out in decorations.
Attending the event were Janie
Rush, Barbara Fangen, Carey
Lytle, Sharon Clark, Johnny Mu­
kai, Gloria and Timmy Holly,
Julie and Brenda Weymouth.
Other guests were Mr. and Mrs.
Dan Holly and Mr and Mrs. Rich­
ard Holly.
an Attorney General who
will restore the dignity
and prestige of that office.
4.79c
Cream Style or
Whole Kernel — Reg. 23c
« Pumpkin
Miss Olivia Holly Feted
On Birthday Anniversary
Daughters of Utah Pioneers met
Monday at the home of Mrs. How­
ard Bair with Mrs. Alvin Swen­
sen as co-hostess.
Mrs. S P. Bybee presented a
history of her great-grandfather.
Lesson entitled “Letters to Jen­
ny” was given by Mrs. Robert
Stringham.
The business meeting was con­
ducted by Mrs. W A. Mitchell,
president.
Next meeting will be held at
the home of Mrs. Mitchell at 602
North Fourth street.
4 s. 89'
Cut Blue Lake
Reg. 2 for 53c
49‘
SLICED BACON
SQUARES
89*
TAYLOR ’S
Food Market and Locker Service
II
Always Better Values
At Better Prices!
89c
4
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Early Garden
Reg. 2 for 47c
«CORN
Mrs. Lewis Entertains
Piano Pupils with Party
FALL SLACK SALE
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THURSDAY
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
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MEN S SLACKS
Regular S12.95.................... 1 low $6.88
Regular $11.95.................... Now $5.88
Regular $10.95.................... Now s4.88
Regular $9.95...................... 1low $3.88
Regular $8.95...................... 1low s3.33
Regular $7.95...................... 1low s2,88
Regular $6.95...................... 1low $2.33
BOYS' SLACKS
Regular $10.95.................... 1low $4.88
Regular $7.95...................... Í low $3.88
Regular $6.95...................... I low $3.33
Regular $5.95...................... I low $2.88
Regular $4.98...................... Ilow $2.33
Regular $3.98...................... Ilow $1.88
Regular $3.49...................... Ilow $1.57
Regular $2.98...................... Í low $1.33
PRICES
EFFECTIVE
® Cocktail
Oregon Trail Card Party
Held Saturday Night
A Wide Range of Sizes and Styles for Both
Men and Boys in Wools, Cottons
and Wash 'n Wear Blends!
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