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About The Gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1910-1937 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 25, 1932)
GATE CITY JOURNAL, THURS., AUGUST 2 5 ,1 9 3 2 . M rs. O. G. Boden Entertains W i t h Bridge Luncheons Sustenance of Life Delicious Meats Mrs. O. O. Boden entertained last week with charming bridge luncheons on Thursday and Friday afternoons. Her rooms were decorated with several bouquets of brilliant zinnias. Each day guests were Invited to make up three tables. At one o’clock Mrs. Boden, as sisted by her daughter Dorothy, served a three course chicken luncheon, with cards following. Prize winners on Thursday were Mrs. Artie Robertson, Mrs. Ed. Wilson and Mrs. Ernest C. Wilson; on Friday, Mrs. Arthur H. Boy- dell, Mrs. Guy Bailey and Mrs Wesley J. Browne. You can always find an answer to the age old question— What to Eat? — AT— Nyssa Packing Co. Meats and Ice FOR MRS. SCHLAPKOHL Mrs. E. D. Norcott gave a delightful dessert bridge Wednesday afternoon, in honor of Mrs. F. B. Schlapkohl, who is leaving for Ontario after two years resi dence here. Guests were members of the Monday bridge club and Mrs. A. H. Boydell. Pastel colors were carried out i!i!iiiiMwniii:ri:wiiin»imimiuji»imiti!n»mniiciKMaciiEn,n,u!Hi.i!Liii:iu.iii:i:iiii;i3:uri!riiim'tiriua;i!i.n:iii:ii^ in flowers, score cards and dessert H I served. Mrs. Farnham Sills received J j first prize, Mrs. Guy Bailey, consola- 8 I tion and Mrs. Schlapkohl, a lovely guest H | prize. E At the close of the afternoon, the E Monday bridge club presented Mrs. g Schlapkohl with a beautiful picture of g The Gleaners. g Wednesday morning, Mrs. Merrit M. g Greeling, Jr., invited a party of friends g ! to play golf and then entertained at a 8 delicious, three-course chicken break- 8 | fast honoring Mrs. Schlapkohl. Mrs. O. E | C. Hunt assisted with the party. Guests included several ladies who are d9- E votees of the green. • • • • • BIRTHDAY EVENTS 8 Honoring the August birthdays of 8 Mrs. F. B. Schlapkohl, Mrs. A. V. Cook 8 : and Wm. Schireman, Mrs. Cook and 8 | Mrs. Schireman entertained with pleas ant neighborhood affairs Friday and Sunday nights. Mrs. Cook invited guests for two tables of bridge Friday night. Mrs. A PERMANENT WAVE Arthur Boydell won first prize for ladies while the men’s prize fell to Mr. Schire Only $ 2 . 9 5 man. The honorees exchanged birthday gifts. At the close individual cakes and For School Girls Only ice cream were served. Sunday night Mrs. Schireman gave a August 19-September 3 bridge dinner for twelve. Mrs. Schlapk ohl and Mr. Cook won card awards OWYHEE BEAUTY SHOP while prizes in a contest fell to Mr. and Phone 55F3 Nyssa Mrs. Merrit M. Greeling, Jr. Other guests were Mr. and Mrs, Howard Lar sen, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur H. Boydell and Mr. and Mrs. C. L. McCoy. NYSSA, OREGON PHONE 6 School Girls’ Special! P T. A. SERVICE SHOP At the regular meeting of the Oregon Trail Parent-Teacher asociatlon at the schoolhouse Friday night, Mrs George McKee, chairman of the annual service shop committee, reported that arrange ments had been made to hold the sale "in Ontario, in conjunction with the Federated Women’s club, early in Sept ember, on a date which would not con flict with the Nyssa Flower Show Sept ember 8. Members reported that many fancy work articles had been made during the summer months for the sale. • • • • • WHY Break your BACK It is Worth More Than the Price Of A Small Laundiy Bill We launder anything that is washable— from a SUNDAY SCHOOL PARTY Miss Delmer McKee gave a party on the lawn at her home in the country Friday for children of the primary class of the Oregon Trail Sunday school. Twelve youngsters were present. They hunted candy bears, had popsickles and a jolly good time. handkerchief to a comforter As Clean As a Pin THE UNITED LAUNDRY t Phone 36F 2 T. L. Pashley, Prop. all = Glen Brown of Payette, formerly of Nyssa, was the best book eeper among salesmen of the Pacific fruit and Pro duce company last month, receiving the July cash prize. He celebrated the event Sunday with friends from Nyssa, the Chas. and Al. Thompsons. ODD— BUT TRUE HUGH GLENN WEDS OWYHEE MATRON IN BAKER ON SUNDAY Owyhee—Mrs. Nova Baird of Owyhee community and Hugh Glenn of the Oregon Trail district were married in Baker Monday, August 15. Their friends chlvaried them at the Larson home Wednesday evening. A birthday supper at the Donald Mc Ginnis home was enjoyed by relatives Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Bradley and Miss Alta took Miss Obermeyer to Emmett Sunday enjoying a visit with relatives while there. C. E. Burdick and daughter Francis of Wilder and Miss Verda Sleeper of Caldwell were week end guests of the Oscar Pinkston family near Mitchell Butte. Mrs. F. A. Ratcliff of Ontario is visit ing her daughter Mrs. John Hite. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Bosse of Walla Walla were guests of her sister Mrs. Fred Klingback Friday. They visited the Dam while here. Mrs. Wm. Peutz was hostess to the Owyhee Community club Thursday. The program which was given by Mes- dames Ellis Walters and John Hite was much enjoyed. Peggy Schweizer and Wilma Pullen gave a party for their friends Wednes day evening. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Bradley, their daughter Alta and niece Wilda Ober meyer of Emmett and Mrs. A. C. Brad ley were overnight guests of the Geo. Smith family of Unity Thursday. Mrs. A. C. Bradley remained for a longer visit. Miss Florence DeEord of Payette was an overnight guest of her counsin Doris Klingback Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Karl Norvall of Vale were dinner guests of the Chas. Fisher family Sunday. dasher, pack in salt and ice and let stand 3 to 4 hours. This cream may be frozen in an electrical refrigerator t ray by the following method Scah 1 table- spoonful of geiattn In 3 tablespoon: of coki water for 5 minute: Dissolve over hot water and add to the sweetened peach pulp. When .iliglitly thickened add trim cream and ford in the wh.pped cream. Add vanilla and pour into the refrigerator tray and freeze 3 to 4 hours. MRS. BAKER WILL TEACH AT AROCK Arock—School will start on Septem bers. Mrs. Clare Baker will teach again this coming year. The H. E. C. club ladies met at the home of Mrs. W. B. Packard August 18. The hostess served ice cream and cake to a large attendance. Everyone Is haying and harvesting grain. Good crops are reported every where. C. E. Lanning returned from outside points with a truck load of gasoline for his tractor. Mr. Lanning mowes his large acreage of alfalfa with a tractor. A. E. Robison is driving the mail stage again. He has recovered from a recent Illness. “ He*& D oing a V/eek*s Work in One D a y ! ” G e t a w a y fro m th e slo w , b a c k - b r e a k in g j o b o f h a n d - c u ttin g y o u r c o rn th i s y e a r. C u t a s m u c h in a d a y w ith a J o h n D e e re C o m B in d e r a s y o u c o u ld c u t in a w e e k b y h a n d . G e t y o u r c ro p c u t w h ile i t ’s in b e s t c o n d itio n — w h e n its fe e d in g v a lu e is h ig h e s t. See u s a b o u t a J o h n D e e re C o m B in d e r N O W . THE HOME CORNER FROZEN PEACH CREAM 2 cups peach pulp Juice from 1-2 lemon 1 cup sugar 1 cup whipping cream 1 cup thin cream. 1 tsp. vanilla. Baldridge Implement Co. NYSSA, OREGON Add lemon juice and sugar to the peach pulp. Add cream and vanilla and pour into freezer. Freezer using 3 parts ice to 1 of salt. When frozen remove hx. MEAL OR b e s a t is f ie d with a second- choice tire when FIRST- choice costs no more? LUNCH Dine at Joe Ayre’s Cafe (Former Green Lantern Location) Meals, Lunches, Ice Cream YOU WILL LIKE OUR EATS POWELL’S SERVICE STATION Nyssa, Oregon Is Headquarters For The I. O. N. MOTOR STAGES 4.40-21—Each in Pairs....... $3.49—Single Price »3.59 Per Set—$13..96--- Tube 91c providing daily service between Boise and Weiser. Purchase tickets here and make our gar age your stopping place while in Nyssa. NYSSA Open Day and Night 4.50- 21—Each In Pairs.$3.83—Single Price $3.95 Per Set—$15.32--- Tube 91c 4.75- 20—Each in Pairs $4.57—Single Price $4.70 Per Set—$18.28--- Tube 91c OREG. 5.00- 20—Each in Pairs ..... $4.80—Single Price $4.95 Per Set—$19.20--- Tube $1.14 STRANGE BUT TRUE 4.50- 20—Each In Pairs .$3.79—Single Price $3.89 Per Set—$15.16--- Tube 91c 4.75- 19—Each in Pair $4.50—Single Price $4.63 Per Set—$18.00--- Tube 94c (BY BEN II. SMITH) 5.00- 19—Each in Pairs .... $4.72—Single Price $4.85 Per Set—$18.88--- Tube $1.00. DECORATION DAV ORIGINATED WITH THE WOMEN OF THE SOUTH. LO O K WHO STREWED FLOWERS at these 7 ON THE GRAVES OF Q u a lit y Features CONFEDERATE AND UNION 5.00- 21—Each in Pairs $4.98—Single Price $5.15 Per Set—$19.92----Tube $1.16 GOODYEAR PATHFINDER, 4 L ife tim e < » u a*en - A G oodyear nam e e n d h o u e e fla g o u s id e w a ll. J P u ll o r e r e l t e 4.50- 20—Each In Pairs $5.19 Single $5.35—Tube 95c M B u ilt w ith S u p e r- t w l e t co» »1, G o o d - y ear p a te n t. 4.75-19—Each in Pairs $6.16 Single $6.33—Tube «1.17 DEAD ALIKE THERE ARE <oh £ Husky, NAUTICAL T E R N IS OR. D IR E C T IO N S 5 D e e p -cu t tra c tio n . J N ew i n e v e ry w a y . USED IN V O K IN G * THE COMPASS WE BUY GRAINS j The top of the market for Wheat, Barley and Oats. Also, see us before disposing of your potatoes. 5.00- 20—Each In Pairs $6.55 Single «6.75—Tube «1.33 c re e d . TUNE IN G oodyear R a d io P ro g r a m 6 o r 8 ‘P lie s ’? Of t h e 6 o r 8 l a y e r s of S u p e r t w i s t C o r d in t h i s G o o d y e a r tw o d o n o r r u n f ro m b e a d to b e a d th ey a r e r e a l ly c o r d b r e a k e r s t r i p e a n d t h a t ’s w h a t w * c a ll t h e m a l t h o u g h e o m e t i r e m a k e r # c a ll t h e m e s t r a p ile # . GOOD USED TIRES «1 UP CROW S mjn M pu a « K , , OH LO O K O U T Sem rna vmtM m w u f t - K *** Nyssa Seed & Grain Co. RANKS SECOND TO TUI b u o n o S t a t e d lhthi vuoooavoN Ted Newell Manager Nyssa, Ore. 0 1 MOTTOS P lC T O ttt* T * Phone 26 4.50- 21—Each in Pairs $5.27 Single $5.43—Tube $1.03 5.00- 19—Each In Pairs «6.45 Single $6.65—Tube $1.17 5.25-16—Each in Pairs $7.30 Single $7.53—Tube $1.36 ‘l I i “ n g EX PERT TIRE VULCANIZING Lawrence Service Station NYSSA, OREGON Mor» People Ride on Goodyear Tires than on Any Other Kind
