THE GATE CITY JOURNAL, THURSDAY JUNE 4, 1931
first June bfltte. She was married to
Roy James, also of Nyssa, by Rev.
Edgar A. Pollock at the Methodist par­
sonage in Vale Monday. With their
license went Malheur county’s blessing
and the old-fashioned supposition that
the first June bnde will be lucky and
happy, above all others of the year.
The bride Is the grauddaughter of
was Nyssa's Mrs. Mary Felton, with whom she made
N y s s a Miss Is
Married Monday;
First June B r i d e
U rn
Pauline
Walker
FORE!
Saturday, June 6, is Opening Day at the
N YSSA M INIATURE GOLF LINKS
ROUND, d a y .........................................................10c
ROUND’ night .................................................... 25c
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Pitch Horseshoes For
CASH PRIZES
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Entry fee: day 5c; night 10c
The Nyssa Playground is under
New Management
JOE M AYER, Prop.
Try your luck!
Lots of Fun!
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her home from babyhood. She attend­
ed grade and high school in Nyssa.
James was also reared In Nyssa, al­
though his parents now reside in
Baker.
METHODIST COMMUNITY CHURCH
After a brief trip, the oouple left
9:45 s. m. Sunday school. R. J. Davis,
Tuesday for Harper where they will
superintendent.
make their home tor the present. James
11:00 a. m Morning worship.
is employed with the W. H. Puckett
S p. m. Evening worship.
company on highway construction
Prayer meeting Wednesday at 8
above Harper.
o’clock, p. m.
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Ladies aid Thursday at 2:30 p. m.
BIRTHDAY PARTY
The last quarterly conference will be
On her ninth birthday anniversary, held at the Methodist community
June Wilson was the honoree at a church Sunday. June 14. at 8 o’clock.
JOS IE J. BLOKLAND, Pastor.
party given by her mother Mrs. Barney
Wilson Monday altemoon. Fourteen
guests enjoyed a number of lively
APPLE VALLEY CHURCH
i games on the lawn. Prize winners in a
Jnne 7. 1931
race were Marie Sutherland, Jeanette
11:30 a. m. Sunday morning church
Gilmore and Leola Harris. Lunch was
service. Topic: Songs in the Night.
served at a pretty birthday table. A
3 p. m. Children’s service.
pink and blue color scheme was carried
7:30 p. m. Epworth league.
out. There were caps, whistle and
Thursday afternoon ladles aid at the
place cards for favors.
home of Mrs. E. A. Summy.
s e e
Thursday night prayer meeting at
W. C. T. U.
the church.
The W C. T. U. met with Mrs. Leon
Maud E. Cone, Pastor.
Higby Tuesday afternoon with seven
members present.
It was decided to
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
hold meetings twice monthly. Mrs.
10 a. m. Sunday school. Mrs. J.
Donald M. Graham will be hostess Boydell. superintendent.
June 16, when election of officers will
St. Paul's Guild convenes the fourth
be held. After the business meeting, Wednesday every month.
Mrs. Higby served refreshments.
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OREGON TRAIL SCHOOL
4-H
CLUB
PARTY
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10:30 a. m. Sunday school every Sun­
The second division o f the 4-H club day morning. Mrs. Glen Holmes, sup­
entertained the first division at a lawn erintendent.
party at the country home of Mrs. H.
The school Is preparing for a Child­
R. Sherwood Friday afternoon. Lead­ ren’s Day program here June 14.
ers of the divisions, Mrs. Sherwood and
Miss Thelma Leuck, with their club
LATTER DAY SAINTS CHURCH
girls, attended.
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10 a. m. Sunday school. Robert Gil­
christ, superintendent.
MASONIC DELEGATES
Supt. Leo D. Hollenberg. worthy
master of the Nyssa Masonic lodge, will
leave Monday to attend grand lodge at
Poll land. Mira. Hafllenberg, delegate
of the Eastern Star chapter, plans to
accompany her husband.
While In
Portland for grand lodge, they plan to
attend the Rose festival.
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AN E A SY CHAIR
Beauties with spring cushion in Jaquard
velour.
They’re
genuines
from
the
Northwestern Chair company.
$12.75 to $16
SURPRISINGLY L O W PRICED
ICE BOXES $21.50 to $36
CONVENIENT
ECONOMICAL
N o rd a le Fu rn itu re C o .
FURNITURE— New and Used
Phone 94
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MR. AND MRS. CLUB
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. McCoy were hoets
for the Mr. and Mrs. club Tuesday
evening. Three tables were arranged
for cards, Miss Eva Boydell playing
with members.
Prize winners were
Mrs. Frank Hall, first; Leo D. Hollen-
berg, second.
Ray McLing arrived from Salt Lake
last Sunday to spend a week or so at
home of his brother W. F. McLing.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Frizzell went to
Vale Friday evening for the holiday
week end. Mrs. Frizzell remained to
spend the week with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Bud Mattingly.
Ted Stoppelcamp left Saturday for
his home In Baker. He was employed
at the Owyhee Barber shop several
months.
Mrs Douglas T. Sleep, contralto,
and Mrs. Bruce R. Kester of Ontario
were among the entertainers at the
state convention of the P. E. O. sister­
hood at Lebanon the fore part of the
week. Mrs. Kester gave a paper.
his father went on a fishing trip up the hold closing exercises and Friday will
John Day river.
| Join with Kingman In the all-day pic-
Thlrty pulls are attending the bible nic at the park.
school being conducted In the Wade
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Big Bend—At the regular meeting of school by the Misses Jacobs, of New
Mrs. Ruby Newby and her father Mr.
Orange Tuesday evening Mr and Mrs Plymouth. Thursday evening they will Minton spent Memorial day In Boise.
Wm. Stradley were admitted to mem­
bership. After a lively meeting In
which taxation, weed control and var­
ious other topics of Interest to farmers
were discussed, tee cream was served.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Peck of Vale,
MAJESTIC
MAJESTIC and
after spending Memorial day with
VICTOR
Bend relatives, were accompanied
REFRIGERATORS
RADIOS
home by Mr. Peck’s mother. Sunday
they took a trip to the pines above
Ironside.
Mrs. Peck, Sr., returned
home Monday.
Mrs. Chat Purdy and baby spent the
week end with her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. P. W. Case, while Mr. Purdy and
BIG BEND GRANGE
AIRS FARM TOPICS
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W A N T ADS
WANTED—Someone to keep my piano
free for Its use or will sell cheap.
Write Mrs. Harold Nielsen. Draper,
Utah.
STRAYED—One mottled face brown
Jersey yearling, branded ’8” on right
hip. Please notify Sam Playford, Box
95, Nyssa. Oregon.
Jn.llpd
FOR SALE—Refrigerator
new. John Moore, City.
practically
LOST, STRAYED OR STOLEN—Nine
head of cattle branded iv on left hip,
both ears cropped, and split 111 the left
one. Please notify Wm. Peutz. phone
73F1-3, Nyssa, Oregon.
June 4*
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For Your Sunday Dinner
Appetizing Meals a Specialty at
SC H W E IZ E R N C A FE
Mrs. Rena Schweizer, Prop.
RECORDS
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RETURNS TO MEMBERS
Farmers Co-operative Creamery
Average to Nov. 30, including Stock Dividends
Dec. 1930
.28
.02
Jan. 1931
.22
.02
.02
.26
Feb. 1931
.26
.02
.02
.30
Mch. 1931
.26
.02
.02
.30
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“The Insurance Man”
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Fire Insurance
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WHEN SPRINGS WEAR OUT
Bonds
Notary Public
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I represent the oldest and beat companies in the United
States of America.
Any policy written by ns will meet your contract with the
companies 100 per cent.
Don’t wait until the firs chief comes; tomorrow may be
too late.
See me teday and let’s talk your Insurance needs over.
Phone No. 53
Box No. 74
One thing is sure, they need to be replaced
W e can take care of the job to your utmost sat­
isfaction.
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REPLACEMENT SPRINGS
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With such affordable price«
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Get on the seat o f the John Deere Mower and
see for yourself how unusually easy it is to lift the
cutter bar and how fully the John Deere meets
every field condition.
John Deere Mower
The Mower with the H igh, Easy Lift
The foot lift raises the inner
shoe high enough to clear or­
dinary obstructions and the
outer shoe from 25 to 35
inches. With hand lever the
inner shoe will pass over all
o b stru ction s cleared by
doubletree and the outer shoe
is raised extrem ely high.
M ow er cu ts with bar in
highest position— not neces­
sary to throw out o f gear in
rough fields.
You can cut hay with the
John Deere in any field in
which you can use a hay
rake— and a boy can run it.
Other advantages o f the
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Nyssa, Oregon
ELECTRICAL
APPLIANCES
Manning-Bowman
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Baldridge Implement company has re­
ceived a shipment o f measuring cups
for the ladies who registered at our
store opening day. If you did not re­
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Roy Sterling and family of Payette ceive yours, call for It now. Baldridge
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Implement company, Nyssa, Oregon.
B. Nordale. Miss Marjorie remained
for her annual vacation visit with her PRIVATE TUTORING FOR UNFIN­
grandparents.
ISHED grade pupils. Mrs. J. E.
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Mrs. Carl Bauer and daughter Jo Douglass. Phone 62, City.
took a party of young people to Vale
for a swim Saturday.
NOTICE OF WARRANT CALL
Miss Marla McElroy was in Vale Sun­
Notice Is hereby given to the owners
day. Her parents Mr. and Mrs. T. C. o f all registered warrants of School
McElroy had gone to Portland for a District No. 26. up to and Including No.
convention of theatre owners.
320, to present same at the Ontario Na­
Having recovered from spotted fever, tional Bank, Ontario, Oregon, for pay­
Houston Wilson was able to enjoy a ment.
trip to Owyhee dam with his parents
Dated this 2nd day of June, 1931.
Mr. and Mrs. Barney Wilson and their
CHARLES M. PARADIS. Clerk.
guest Miss Esther Richey Saturday.
June 4-June 11.
SPRING C H IC K E N
VICTOR
John D eere are: Instant
sta rtin g o f k nife; sp ecial
drive gear construction re­
duces wear and increases
power; no crank shaft end
thrust; easily-made adjust­
ments in the field with ordi­
nary tools; improved con­
struction o f cutting parts.
Be ready with a John
Deere this year.
W hen you buy John Deere
im plem ents you ore sure
of prom pt repair service
throughout thoir long life.
FORD SALES AND SERVICE
NYSSA, OREGON
NEAR DEPOT
On Smart Furnishings,
“ Buying” is less effort
Than “alibi-ing.”
I f you have been putting o ff
new summer accessories with
the excuse of cost . . . here Is
where you will either have to
start buying or dig up another
alibi.
Beautiful new Spring 8hlrts. .
Hosiery. Neckwear and Hand­
kerchiefs ask so little finan­
cially that there is room In
every checkbook stub for sub-
stractlng the modest total of
the things you need.
Shirts at________ »1.00 to *3.50
Hosiery a t ------------ 25c to $1.00
Neckwear a t --------- 50c to *1.00
Handkerchiefs ----- 25c to 50c
“GOOD CLOTHES FOB MEN"
BALDRIDGE IMPLEMENT CO.
W esley Browne, Manager
Nyssa, Oregon
TOGGERY BILL
Ontario
Oregon
We have on hand, Meat. Meal, Fish Meal, Bone Meal,
Concentrates of all kinds. Gem LayingMash.
Make Your hens Lay
N YSSA G R AIN & SEED CO.