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THURSDAY. JANUARY 10. 1963 THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON Malheur Butte Baptist Youth League Attends Payeiie Rally, Holds Dinner By Mrs. Vem L. Smith LINCOLN HEIGHTS — Baptist Youth league members of Mal heur Butte Baptist church attend ed a rally Friday evening at the Bible Baptist church at Payette. The Rev. Ken Cummings, north west regional director of the Con servative Baptist Foreign Mission society, was the inspiration speak er. On Saturday evening the same group held a progressive dinner. After they visited a number of homes they went to the home of their leader, Mrs. Harlan Meyer, for dessert and then held a time of devotions and testimonies. To Speak at Butte Church Northeastern Brazil will be the future home of Miss Phyllis Clat terbuck, guest speaker at Malheur Butte Baptist church at 8 p.m. Jan. 13. Miss Clatterbuck will go to Brazil as a missionary with the Conservative Baptist Foreign Mission society of Wheaton, Ill. Mr. and Mrs. John Wiggins and daughters of Pendleton were re cent visitors at the parental Louis • Wiggins home. John is able to get around somewhat without the use of crutches after breaking his leg in a combine accident last sum mer. Raymond Dale of Reno was a Saturday overnight guest at the Jack Pettet home. He is Mrs. Pettet’s brother. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Tropf and family of Champion, Neb., recent ly spent several days at the Eu gene Gruell home. Tropf is Mrs. Gruell’s brother. ••••••••••••————999999•• gave a devotional message. The Rev. and Mrs. Robert Davis and children of Cambridge, Idaho, were present for the services. Mr and Mrs. George Barnes and Diane recently visited a few days in Portland at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. B Barnes and other relatives. J Called to Silverton ! fl S ! , , i 1 < Mrs. Clarence Page was called , i to Silverton, Ore., due to the ser- j ious illness of her mother. She i returned home Sunday, reporting J her mother was improved. < Mr. and Mrs. Allen Anderson i and Laura Dee recently spent a ] few days in California visiting i his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Avery , Anderson. 1 < Carol Ann Brown was guest of Q nonor at a pre-nuptial shower I the Lewis Wiggins home prior to her recent marriage to Richard I Lewis of Nyssa. BIG SALE áá STARTING THURSDAY, JANUARY 10 ALL THESE-PLUS HUNDREDS MORE REDUCED I For The Home Decorated Caddy Glass Sei 99« Glass Mixing Bowl Set 59« Mr. and Mrs. Jim Sutton of Fluted Sherbets, 7-oz. 9« Ontario are parents a a daughter, Shelly Kay, born Friday, Jan. 4. Mr. and Mrs. Foster Sutton are White Ware Creamers 490 paternal grandparents. The Ladies club will hold its first meeting of the year at the • One-Quart Thermos . $1.99 Harris home. The December : meeting was held at the home of : One-Pint Thermos . $1.39 Mrs. Ray Whitsell. Mr. and Mrs. George Noble and REGULAR $2.00 Gary of Portland recently spent I a few days at the Vernon Carl- Metal Canister Sei $1.49 strom home. Margaret Ann Carl- strom returned to Corvallis with LONG-HANDLED them when they went home. Gary is her fiance. He is presently Metal Measuring Cups . 690 taking six months’ training in the National Guard. REGULAR $3.98 New Year’s watch night services J Mr. and Mrs. Jesse McPherson Glass Lazy Susan . . . were held at Malheur Butte Bap $2.99 tist church. An impromptu pro of Vallejo, Calif., are parents of REGULAR $3.98 gram was given, which was fol a daughter, Lori Ann, born Dec. lowed by Roger Dejmal showing 7. They spent Christmas at the Glass Coffee Pots . . . $2.99 slides he had taken when he was home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. in South America last summer. Albert Fifer of rural Vale. His ! Following refreshments the group parents, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Mc reassembled and Harry Smith Pherson and family of Pendleton J Plastic Covered Car Pillows $1.69 -............ I also visited here during the holi days. Mr. and Mrs. Ked Dejmal and I 9 x 12 Rubber-Back Rugs. $15.99 PROFESSIONAL Sheri of Sweet Home, Ore., and (Regularly Priced at $19.98) Roger Dejmal of Westmont col- DIRECTORY lege, Santa Barbara, Calif., spent Cannon Bath Towels . . . $1.49 part of the holiday vacation with (Extra Heavy — New Spring Colors — Reg. $1.98) their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Amos Physicians and Dejmal. Surgeons Picture Assortment . . . . 990 Kay Louise Ross has returned THREE ONLY — K. E. KERBY. M. D. to Oregon State university at K. A. DANFORD, M. D. Corvallis to enroll for the winter term. She spent the holidays with Universal Hair Dryer . . $11.99 Dial 372-2241 her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Greg Hours: 10 to 12 and 2 to 5 p.m. Ross. Harry Smith has also re Full-Length Door Mirrors . $4.49 turned to OSU after spending Daily Except Saturday and vacation at the home of his par Sunday. Saturday, 10 to 12. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Vem Smith. Women’s Missionary Fellowship MAULDING CLINIC Flying Eagle Hair Dressing . 790 of Malheur Butte Baptist church L. A. Mauldlng, M.D. recently held its annual Christ mas party at the home of Mrs. Large Size Bubble Bath . . . 790 Dial 372-2216 Paul Halverson. Theme of the Waich Night Services Held PAGE SEVEN Suttons Have New Daughter 14-Qt. UTILITY PAIL Over 18-Qt. Re;. $1.91 UTILI1Y PAN Ret $1 98 Visit From California YOUR CHOICE WASTEBASKET Ret. $1.79 • Ml in Matching Kitchan Color« Yellow, Turquoite, Sandalwood Students Return to College Double duty Federal “Festival” quality. Won’t rust, stain or scratch tabletops, floors. Physicians and Surgeons 13-Qt. DISH PAN Physician and Surgeon Hours: 10 to 12 and 2 to 5 p.m. Daily Except Saturday and Sunday. Saturday, 10 to 12. program was “Christmas Lights Around the World,” which con tained a resume of the mission aries of the Conservative Baptist DAVID W. SARAZIN, M.D. societies. Election of officers was held. Those who will hold offices Phyiiclan and Surgeon Hours: 10 to 12 and 2 to 5 p.m. during 1963 include Mrs. Vern L. Smith, president; Mrs. Ralph Saturday, 10 to 12 Noon. Barnes, vice president; Mrs. Paul —Phones— Office 372-3365 Res. 372-3173 Halverson, secretary; and Mrs. Bill Walz, treasurer. Office: 213 Main Street The ladies brought plastic wrapped gifts for a missionary Dentists box. Mrs. Clarence Page was co hostess with Mrs. Halverson in J. R. CUNDALL serving refreshments. Dentist Returns to Nebraska 17 South Third Street Mrs. Anna Tetterton has re Dial 372-3538 turned to her home in Nebraska Nyssa Oregon after a visit at the Ray Whitsell home. She is Whitsell’s aunt and J. W. OLSEN. D.M.D. a sister of Mrs. Amelia Whitsell. DENTAL OFFICE Mr. and Mrs. Roland Whitsell Seventh and Bower Ave. also spent a few days at the home Dial 372-3311 of his parents before they return Nyssa Oregon ed to Corvallis for the winter term at Oregon State university. Veterinarians Mr. and Mrs. John Stohler en tertained Sunday for her father, TREASURE VALLEY Fred Walz, with a birthday anni ANIMAL HOSPITAL versary dinner. Other guests were 407 Main St. Dial 372-3567 Mr. and Mrs. Rinhold Stohler and Nyssa, Oregon family. Mrs. John Matthews has gone Dr. B. E. Ross to Portland where she will enroll Nyssa — 372-3552 in a course of study and also seek Dr. R. W. Faulk employment. Enroute she stop Parma — 4-2731 ped to visit her sister, Mrs. Dale Large and Small Animal» Hug and family at Alicel, Ore. Col. Bert Anderson Col. Guy Sparks Ontario —889-5501 Nyssa — 372-3475 — Clerk — JIM YOST, Nyssa — Phone 372-3071 For the Latest Auction News, Listen to KSRV, Ontario, at 12:15 p.m. Daily. COMPLETE DAIRY DISPERSAL THURSDAY, JAN. 17, 12 Noon—Located 6 miles north of Vale on John Day highway to Sixth avenue, then % mile west. 80 HOLSTEIN DAIRY CATTLE. 17 years of selective breed ing. artificial breeding since 1949. Herd all vaccinated and tattooed except one cow. Cows are producing over 2.000 lbs. of milk a day with 15 dry cows and averaged over 2.000 lbs. for all of 1962. Public invited to see these excellent dairy cattle before sale day. 60 TEN-GALLON MILK CANS. J. V. SKINNER and SONS, Owners. Terms, cash. Lunch. I’A-Bu. LAUNDRY BASKET NOTEBOOK FILLER R m . $1 79 Reg. 49c -390 Reg, 25c -1 90 JUST ARRIVED— COATS and CLARK A LARGE SHIPMENT OF . . . KNITTING WORSTED All the Newest Shades 4-0z. (Reg $1.29). . 970 or 2 for $1.89 LADIES' WEAR BOYS' WEAR BRACH’S Fine Candies CHOCOLATE STARS Reg. 39c—Lb. now 29« : MELLOW CREAMS Qc x/z AUCTION SALES — Conducted by — Ref. $1.39 I » Lb. Only . . . . ASSORTED COLORS — REGULAR $1.00 Stocking Caps . . . 29c Wool Scarfs.................. 69® Half Slips, Brief Sets . $1.49 79® 59c 79c (Lace Trim — Regular $1.99) REGULAR 49c TWO ONLY— Sport Jackets........... S5.99 (Blue Bell — Regular $12.99) Men's Caps 690 BEN FRANKLIN 204 Main Street Wool Scarfs ... REGULAR 35c White Sport Socks . . Reg. $1.79 Caps With Fur Ear Muffs . . . . SnoKing Ear Muffs . . Marshmallow Caps . Nyssa, Oregon . 89® 59® (These Are Regular $1.29 Values) REGULAR $1.00 Lace-Trim Briefs . . . 39® FUZZY WUZZY House Slippers . . . $1.99 (Women's and Girls' — Reg. $1.00) PARIS DOME Stocking Caps .... 69® Girls Wool Gloves . . 69® REGULAR $1.98 Etell Moccasins . . . $1.49 Ladies' Skirts .... $2.99 Winter Purses . . . Now 99® (Values to $2.98) Jewelry Closeout . . . 79® (Winter Colors — Up to $2.00 Reg.) SWEATERS Ladies' and Girls' Slip-Over (Reg. $2.99) $2.19 Bulkies (Reg. $5.99) . . $4.29 ALL OTHERS ARE REDUCED ACCORDINGLY!
