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SOCIETY
TH E G A T E C IT Y JO U R N A L, rrH U R S D A V t J A N U A R Y 28,1937,
I High School News
Editor ........... .
Assistant Editor
Reporters
EAGLES C ARD P A R T Y
was a member of the cla&3. Mrs.
Hankei. sister in law of Mrs. Ward,
represented her at the party given
In Vancouver. Included with the
many lovely gifts was a very clever
little paper with each one contri
buting a news Item of Interest to
Mrs. Ward.
A nice crowd gathered at the base
ment of the Eagles Hall last Friday
evening for the benefit card party
sponsored by the lodge. Bridge
and pinochle were in play with re
freshments served at the close. W in
ners at bridge were Mr. and Mrs.
Dewey Ray, high scores; Mrs. Ber
nard Frcst and Earl Danley, low
scores. Prizes at pinochle were won
by Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Newblll high,
and Mrs. Ed. Warren and Alvin
Kuehn low.
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M O N D A Y BRID G E
The Monday Bridge club met with
Mrs. John Burky this week.
Mrs.
Grant Rinehart was the only guest
playing with members. Mrs. Lewis
Wiltshire won high score prize and
Mrs. Dick Adams low.
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P O S T A L S T O R K SHOW ER
Mrs. Frank J. Ward was the re
TU E SD A Y C O N T R A C T CLUB
cipient recently of a
postal stork
Mrs. Dewey Ray was hostess to the
shower with the gifts coming from
members of the Phi Sigma class of Tuesday
Contract club this week.
the Baptist church of Vancouver Mrs. C. L. McCoy won high score
where Mrs. Ward formerly lived and prize and Mrs. Geo. Mitchell won
second. Guests playing with mem
bers were Mrs. Barnes, Mrs. Tom
Eldridge and Mrs. Barr Doolittle.
Don’t Feed Cheap Mashes
E N T E R T A IN
Buy
Gem Egg Producer
for
local
conditions.
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Don’t Forget W e Are Still
Selling That Good—
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Evelyn Haworth
Mary Corn
Seniors
AROUND SCHOOL—
We notice some of the kid.; saying
they’d appreciate a present. Some
thing useful like Sloan’s Liniment
or Absorblne Jr., for instance. Jim
my Wimp having difficulty trying to
stand. W e checked up on her. It
wasn't "Old Mr. Boston’s Sloe" It
was Old Mr. Weathers Snow. The
girls of the O.A.A. donning their
newly arrived sweaters and letters.
Don Boren has one too and you may
be sure no “silly girls” Is ever going
to wear his, say’s he. Leland Morris
Is back In school after being 111, In
time to read “ Macbeth.” I f he Isn’t
S K IIN G
111 again, he should be. Better carry
a gun fellows. Macbeth has blood in
Down the hill and over the Jump
his eye.
Don't be frightened, it’s
Boydell hit with a awful bump,
really Bob Jackson after two days of
Jacks'n simply cleaned the hill
skiing,
taking part In the
great
When he ploughed the snow In a
tragedy o f deah ol’ Macbeth. Due to
“ graceful" spill.
the illness of several G A A members
Isabelle sailed with the greatest of
the tumbling exhibition will be post
ease, but what aches today Isn’t
poned.
Lucille Green planning to
her kners,
toss snowballs In study hall. Too bad
The way our friensd ski may seem a
McDonald doesn’t wear a ’’stovepipe
crime.
hat. A big attraction for some of the But after some practice and a little
Junior girls since Graves put a few
more time,
photo of CCC boys in their show W e il be able to see them fulfilling
case.
their cause
W e have three new students in [ Running errands on skiis for Santa
high school this week. They are May
Claus.
Benson, a Junior; and Emma Olsen
Hlnemoa Cloniger
and Marguerite Huffstetter, who are
both sophomore s
MR. AND MRS. CLUB
The Mr. and Mrs. Bridge Club met
F A C U L T Y NEW S—
Tuesday evening with Mr. and Mrs.
C. L. McCoy. Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Mrs. John Young Is substituting
Schlreman played with members. Mr. for MLss Clara Rettie, who has been
Schireman won first prize and Mr.
LE G AL A D V E R T IS IN G
McCoy won second.
STANDARD COAL
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Thompson
N O TIC E OF H E AR IN G
W C TU TO M EET TU E SD AY
“Th e Farmer’s Own Co-Op’’
Phone 26
TEACHERS
Mrs. Dick Tensen and Mrs. Betty
LaFrenz
entertained the
women
members of the local school faculty
last Saturday evening with a buffet
supper. Following the supper the
evening was spent playing games.
For high production. A tried
mash
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Nyssa
IN TH E C O U N T Y C O U R T O F THE
The W. C. T. U. will meet next
S T A T E OF OREGON FOR M A L
Tuesday afternoon at the home of
HEUR C O U NTY.
Mrs W. H. Green.
In the Matter of the Estate of N O RA
L. GREEN, Deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that Theda
Dcdge, Administratrix of the estate
of Nora L. Green, deceased, has
filed in said Court her report and
final account of her administration,
together with petition for final dis
tribution and that Saturday. Feb
ruary 27, 1937, at 11 o’clock in the
forenoon of said day at the Court
Room in the Court House at Vale
In said County, has been fixed by the
Court as the time and place for the
settlement of said final account and
the hearing of said report and pet
ition, at which time any interested
person may appear and file his ob
jection thereto
and
contest the
same.
Notice is hereby given that said
account is for final settlement and
the said estate is ready for distri
bution and upon confirmation of
said final account and report final
distribution of said estate will imme
diately be had.
Dated this 26th day of January,
1937.
TH E D A DODGE,,
Administratrix of the Estate
of Nora L. Green, deceased.
First publication January 28, 1937.
Last publication February 25, 1937.
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his sister. Mrs. L. f . Ashcraft he re
tained to Emmett to work.
Clyde Cartwright and nephew are
evacuating their Island until danger
of f'eod is over.
Miss Joyce Ashcraft war a Sunday
U1 with the flu.
The women members of the fac dinner guests of Ellen McConnell
ulty met at Mrs. Tense ns. Saturday
afternoon. They spent the afternoon
CARD OF T H A N K S
knitting and chatting. Dinner was
served at seven o'clock and the re
W e wish to thank our friends and
mainder of the evening was spent
playing games. Those unable to at neighbors for their kindn’ss at the
tend were Mrs. Haworth, the Mcd- time of the loss of our father, and
eskers and Miss Fuqua. Mr. Rinehart also for your floral offerings.
N. C. M acLaffetry
and Mr.
Relburger managed
to
Dr. and Mrs. B. N M acLafferty
crash the party.
j Miss Rettie
George C. M acLafferty
spent Saturday In
| Caldwell.
Life Is made up of small duties
Miss Fuqua spent the recent vaca
well done.
tion In Boise with her sister.
A number of the
faculty spent
Sunday skiing and hiking In the
snow.
Legislative
Highlights
=£ 3
the tax c muds-nr
lie promised'
that the budget wm.ld be bu—a.ed
Few Important
treasures
wen
dropped In the hoppers during th
week. Aid for aanu n was
back to committee because of al
leged a.nbiguity. The branch Lanl.
bill Is sUU In committee with man}
express; ns that it will have little
purpose now. The state is huid pret
ty well branch-banked as it Is.
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pvi..e officer to c-i a a act tt
n.-.'ic suspect 'd drunken drive;*.
A b o r i connection with crime 1 wt
. commutes is rc-po.ting fa .o r .b.y
n propofols to ! elite automat :
good time’’ for convicts. The farr.-
jus Fehl case
brought this to a
lead.
The house during the week stav-
d o ff a liquor battle by indefinite
postponement of the bill to prohibit
Aside
from
the law-grinding 'iquor ad v.ri sing in Oreg n news
State Treasurer Rufus C. Holman Is papers.
sued a statement objecting to a
Repeal of the
antl-syndlcallsm
one-man government In Oregon. He
opposes a plan said to be In favor ■ct, Sunday closing, conservation of
with Governor Martin that would the state forests, several acts de
Irrigation districts,
make the governor the only elective signed to aid
school districts and state depart
officer In the state.
ments are other matters still before
the lawmakers.
A bill to limit salaries in higher
education and eliminate the offices
now held by W. J. Kerr, those of
chancellor emeritus and director ol
production and marketing research
has been proposed by Representa
tive Führer of Marion county.
Weather and lawmakers occupied
Another measure being drafted
the attention of Oregon people dur
would place a $3 tax on all radio
ing the last week over all other
receiving sets.
news.
The senate revision of laws com
Continued cold and an epidemic of
mittee has reported out favorably
influenza relegated even strike newa
the bill to make it unnecessary for
to secondary importance, with an
estimated 20,000 people in the state
suffering with severe colds, flu or
pneumonia
according to medical
authorities. An emergency hospital
was established at the Bonneville
dam by the National Hospital Asso
ciation to care for sick workmen
there. All hospitals of the state were
taxed for bed sj>ace. Many schools
By MRS. C LA R K ENOS
Doctors agree that only in
were closed or running with depict
milk can be found cer
ed staffs.
Herbert Huffstetter from Beloxie
For Tliat
tain energizing elements
Missisippi has enrolled as a student
“ Heat-Fall
which are essential to the
In the legislature the outstand
In the eighth grade at Adrian. He is ing event was the reported error In
well-being of
individuals
Spring
Canyon
a nephew of Mr. Butler.
In every walks of life.
the budget as submitted to Governor
Mcst all of Adrian students are Charles H. Martin. Instead of a sur
Drink a quart each day!
having a vacation, the high school plus of apppoximately 3200,000 It was
stuednts are cut due to roads being found that Oregon has a deficit of
blocked with drifted
snow;
the more than $500,000.
Kingman Kolony students are out
BOISE PAYETTE
due to their school being damaged
The mistake was made in enter
lU M HI.K CO M PAN Y
when it caught fire last Wednesday ing almost $1,000.000 in the budget
•• There’s a Yard Near You "
morning.
which the state did not have, C. C.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Pratt, R ay Chapman, editor of the Oregon Vot
mond Menique and Frank Blcandi er pointed out.
were Tuesday
evening
pinochle
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Newton.
Budget Director Wharton blamed
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hatch are mov
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ing into the Henry Hatch home. The
Henry Hatch family are at the Har
vey Hatch home at the present help
ing to care for Mrs. Hatch and
daughter Helen who are ill with the
flu.
Most of the younger folks enjoyed
Buying and selling constitute the
bob sled parties Sunday after the
Be careful these cold
back bone of our business. In our
big snow Saturday.
mornings— Take care
place of business we meet our cus
The L. T. Ashcraft fam ily are re
tomers with good merchandise that
covering from a selge of the flu.
o f your pipes. But if
has won and held the respect of all
The school board decided to dis<
who appreciate quality that Is lived
you need help call—
miss the Adrian school for the rest
up to.
of the week as there Is so much
sickness and reads are almost im
passable.
The Snake river ice Jam is quite
a topic of conversation among people
around here as those who have liv
ed here for thirty three years say
Plumber
this Is the first time they have ever
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known It to be completely frozen
over and blocked with ice.
Mrs. Amanda Ashcraft has been
confined to her bed for two weeks
with the flu.
The Charles Price fam ily were ill
the past week with the flu.
Jim Martin returned from Bon
neville Dam where he has been em
ployed. After a two days visit with
Drink SHELTON’S
for
Energy!
ADRIAN NEWS
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CO AL!
For the Milk Purer
In Quality, Call
Shelton Dairy
Frozen Pipes!
“Eat More Meat”
GEO. J. KINZER
NYSSA PA CKIN G CO .
IN T H E C O U N T Y C O U R T O F THE
S T A T E O F OREGON FOR M A L
HEUR C O U NTY.
In the M atter of the Estate of
GEORGE P. GREEN, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Theda
Dodge. Adminstratrix of the estate
of George P. Green .deecased, has
filed In said court her report and
final account o f her administration,
together with petition for final dis
trib u tor and that Saturday, Feb
ruary 27th, 1937 at 11 o’clock in the
forenoon of said day at the Court
Room in the Court House at Vale In
said County, has been fixed by the
f Taka 2 Bayer
Court as the time and place for the
Aapirin Cablata
settlement of said final account and
with a full claaa of
the hearing of said report and pet
water at first den
of a cold.
ition, at which time any interested
person may appear and file his ob
jections thereto and contest the
same.
Notice Is hereby given that said
account Is for final settlement and
I f throat la
the said estate Is ready for distri
sore also, gar
bution and upon confirmation of
gle twice with
said final account and report, final 3 B a y e r t a b l e t «
dimoivpd in H g l* »
distribution of said estate will im of water.
mediately be had.
Dated this 26th day of January.
Quick Relief with
1937.
2 Bayer Aspirin Tablets
TH E D A DODGE,
Administratrix of the Estate
rhe modern way to ease a cold is
of Oeorge P. Green, deceased.
this: T w o Bayer Aspirin tablets the
First Publication January 28. 1937.
moment you feel a cold coming on.
Last Publication February 26, 1937. Repeat, if necessary, in two hours. If
you also have a sore throat due to
the cold, dissolve 3 Bayer tablets in
H glass of water and gargle with this
twice. The Bayer Aspinn you take
Tu Gut Rid o f Acid
internally will act to combat fever,
m d PM mw M us Waste
aches, pains which usually accompany
a cold. The gargle will provide almost
instant relief from soreness and raw
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n d end fall te
ness of your throat. Your doctor, we
feel sure, will approve this modern
way. Ask your druggist for genuine
jr or too frequent urU
Bayer Aspirin by itsfu i] name — on*
Eooworolac of eoma kidney
by the name “ aspirin'* alone.
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