G A T E C IT Y JO U R N AL, TH U R S D A Y . DECEMBER 31, 1936
SOCIETY Church News
M ETHODIST CHURCH
M O NDAY CLUB
Mrs. George Mitchell entertained
the Monday bridge club this week.
Those playing with members were
Mrs. L. C Wilson. Mrs. Frank Hal-
v> rron and Miss Kathryn Mitchell.
Mrs. Halverson won first prize and
Mrs. Bob Ramsey won consolation.
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D ANCING P A R T Y
C H RISTM AS RE-UNION
Mr. and Mrs. Chaa. Toosnb* and
family entertained Christmas day at
a family reunion for Mr. and Mrs. L.
W. James of the Owyhee. Other
guests Included Ralph James of
Nevada; Mrs. E J. Boggs and son.
Mrs. A. R. Anderson and son, Mr
and Mrs. Roy James and a friend
Mr. Keer; all of Boise.
The Eastern Star lodge gave a
dancing party Monday night at the
Eagles hall,
complimenting
the
younger fclks who are home for the
Christmas holidays. About fifty at­
The Sheavllle school with Harvey
tended and a very nice time Is re­
ported. Refreshments were served Denham, teacher, and Standford
school with Eleanor Flier, teacher
at the close of the dance.
and ION Orange combined forces
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an their Christmas entertainment.
MR. AND MRS. CLUB
The teachers were In charge of the
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hall were program and H.E.C. chairman, M ax­
hosts to the Mr. and Mrs. Bridge ine Haylett, In charge of decorations
Club Tuesday evening. Guests play­ and treats. The hall was beautifully
ing with membes were Mr. and Mrs. decorated. A splendid program wa..
Geo. Mitchell and Mr. and Mrs. given by the children of the two
Lewis Wiltshire. Mrs. Mitchell won r. hools with a Christmas tree, ex­
the high score award and Mr. Hall change of gifts and treats enjoyed
by the youngsters. A social evening
won second high.
with supper and dancing followed
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the program.
TUESD AY C O NTR AC T CLUB
The state gravel crew spent several
Mrs. J. J. Sarazin entertained the days last week, re-gravellng some of
Tuesday
Contract club this week the roads that were breaking up.
with Miss Eva Boydell and
Mrs.
Harvey Denham and Miss Eleanor
Frank Morgan playing with mem­ lif e r left Saturday for their homes
bers. Mrs. I.ewls Wiltshire won high for a two weeks holiday.
score prize and Mrs. George Mitchell
Sabino Andonegul moved last week
won second.
to the Btcknell ranch near Home-
dale which he has leased. Mr. An­
donegul has resided on Cow Creek
CELEBRATES B IR T H D A Y
Billie Blodgett celebrated his 8th for the past twenty years and will
birthday Monday with a party at be missed In the community.
Mrs. D. H. Haylett. Maxine. Mr
his home for nine youngsters. Twlln
Louise Crawford and Warren Nelson ind Mrs. Fred Haylett and Don
wen prizes nt games. The little host Stults were Christmas shopping In
Caldwell and Nampa last Wednes­
received many nice gifts.
day.
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The George Greely cattle were
EPW O RTH LEAGUE P A R T Y
moved to Cow Creek Wednesday to
The Epworth League Members en­ feed.
Robert McConnell. Jr., Is In Cald-
joyed a party at the parsonage Tues­
day evening, honoring Eleanor Pos- vel’ under a doctor's care as the re-
ter. who is leaving soon for Nurses' sult of tt fal1 while unloading rock,
training in Portland. The party also Daniel Haylett. Jr„ and family of
honored Eldon Morse who Is home Homedale were Christmas day guest
from Gooding College. At the close at the Haylett home
of an evening of games a waffle sup­
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Falen of
per was served. Thirty members at­ Huston spent Christmas at the home
tended.
of his parents Mr. and Mrs. C. F.
Falen.
John Overy, who Is employed at
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TH U R SD AY OLITB
the Haylett ranch, spent Christmas
Mrs. Sid Burbldge entertained the
with his parents at Nampa.
Thursday bridge club this week.
Mrs. Lois Overton, lecturer of the
Mrs. Eldon Jensen won high score
f.O.N. grange turned In her resigna­
award, Mrs. Ernest McClure, sec­
tion to the grange as she is moving
ond and Mrs. Max Schwelzer won a
away. Her daughters Virginia and
traveling prize.
Mary will attend school at M eri­
dian after the holidays.
Mrs. Clyde Stults and daughter
Dorothy and Gwenny were Sunday
guests at the Haylett home.
Mr. Frank Hains has been cutting
willows m i the Fenwick ranch to
build a corral.
Andy Masonholder and son Harold
spent Christmas with the family at
SHEAVILLE NEWS
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OR REMODEL---
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PAR M A
Floyd E. White. Pastor
Sunday School 10 o'clock. Lesson
Topic: The Son of God Becomes
Man. Scripture John 1. 1-8.
Morning Worship 11:15. Sermon
Theme: The Open Door.
Epworth League T o'clock. Dean
Byram leader. Subject for dlscus-
slon: Christ In the Coal Towns.
Evening Worship 8 o’clock. Come
and join us In this fellowship hour.
Music forms a large part of our
evening service with Miss Ruth
W olfe as director.
Choir rehearsals Wednesday even­
ing at 8 o’clock. Mrs. John Poage,
director.
The Board of Stewards of the
church will meet at the Emil Paulus
home Friday evening, January 8.
MR. BACON'C BIBLE CLASS
The Sunday School lessons for the
next three months will be taken
from
John's Gospel, the disciples
whom Jesus loved, who has told us
o much of his love. Come, join the
class, get all you can and give all
from this wonderful
book.
Read
John 3-16, one of the greatest verses
In the Bible —R J. DAVIS.
Lane:
Young People. Mis. M. L.
Kurtrt Primary, Mrs Reece; Be­
ginners, Mrs. C. E. Elliott. Mrs
Chas. Newbill has charge of the
Cradle Roll.
Keith Lane favored the Sunday
School with a piano solo Sunday.
Miss Nelson has gone to her home
In Seattle. Wash., where she will
pend her vacation.
School will begin in Kingman on
Monday, January 4th.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. McFate of Call­
away, Neb., have been visiting tin
week In the E. G. Osborn home. M.
McFate is a brother of Mrs. Os-
orn.
From here they
expect to
travel to California.
Mr. and Mrs
Manford Strcupo
\nd son E lm ir of Boise spent
Christmas day at the T. T. Elliott
hour, was much ntcyed. Mr. D. L.
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Schafer have Anderson song twu talas, Mr. Les'ie
Sihofcr pave a good report on
moved their house onto the : /-tli
i-gsr
Mr. Cscar Schafer gave
west corner of their land.
a report on sugar.
M r and Mrs. M. M. Cre? In i v:
spend the holidays with t'-- -
Merylt Greeting. Jr., at Yakima.
Wash.
V ’.er Jm urry 1, 1937. I WV1
A large group of the young people
Oorn a
from the Kingman Sunoa. ^cho
USFD C A R I OT
went caroling on Wednesday even-
ng. This y a r they chose the Bench
And will h -n dli
nd the new homes ah the district of
Used parts — mostly
1928.
their caroling.
rwioyrolet and Model A Ford
Mr. Everett Yeiter of Spok-n
parts.
was a guest of Mr. Oscar and Leslie
We W II Also PulM Tractors
Schaffr this week.
an«V Trailers
The regular meeting of the grange
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was held Monday evening.
The program for the lecturer’s
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EPISCOPAL SERVICES
St. Paul’s Mission
Rev. B| Stanley Moore, Mlnlster-
n-charge.
Holy Communion and sermon
each first Sunday of the month at
9:30 a. m.
Me rnlng prayer and sermon a!
9 :30 other Sundays.
Church School at 10:30 a. m
every Sunday.
You are cordially Invited to at­
tend our services.
their Caldwell home. Mr. Mason-
holder has disposed of most of his
cattle and expects to soon be ready
to leave the ranch.
A son. David Jerome, was born to
Mr. and Mrs. Omer Stanford on
December 10th.
Mrs. D. H. Haylett and daughter
Maxine were supper guests at the
home of their daughter and sister.
Mrs. H. E. Baltzor In Nampa Wed­
nesday.
Mrs. Fred Haylett who spent
Christmas with her parents
Oreenleaf returned home Monday
OREGON TRAIL
A large crowd attended t h e
Christmas operetta, "M eet Mr. Sant"
Claus,’’ which was presented by the
pupils of Oregon Trail school Thurs­
day evening. Following the program
Santa arrived with a generous bag
of treats for everyone. The P T A
sponsored the treats and decora
tlons.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert B. Hopkins
spent Christmas In La Grande.
Mrs. Mae Flemming Is spending
Christmas vacation with the Wm
Holaday family at Welser.
Miss Annie Holmes was hostess at
Christmas dinner for Mr. Austin
Goodsen of Parma, Mr. and Mrs. F
9. Byers and children, Bob, Gilbert
and Junior Holmes.
KINGMAN KOLONY
Mr and Mrs. Phillip Call of Poca­
tello spent Christmas at the home
of Mrs. Call’s parents, Mr. and Mrs
W. L. Schafer.
Mr. Schafer Is recovering from an
Illness of the past three weeks.
Little Buddy Rodgers, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Ted Rodgers Is recovering
from a severe attack of the flu.
Mrs. Lilly Bach was surprised by a
visit from her son Walter Bach and
his daughter Geraldine on Monday
evening. Mr. Bach Is now a pastor in
a church at Prairie City, Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pinkston and
son Bruce spent Christmas
with
their daughters In Likely California
Mrs. Hazel Schafer, Mrs. W. L.
Schafer and Mrs. Call were guests
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of the D. C. Duvall’s Thursday
evening.
Mr and Mrs. Conrad Martin and
Miss Jeanette Martin motored to
Oenesec, Idaho where they will
spend the holidays.
Ray Elliot spent Christmas at the
T. T. Elliot home, returning Sun­
day to Wallowa where he Is em­
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The Sunday School held
their
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Sunday. The
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Nichols, superintendent. Mrs. E. G.
Osborn, assistant
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Mrs. Lily Bach, secretary
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