GATE CITY JOURNAL, THURS.,
N O V E M B E R 10,1032
A R C A D IA HAS P .-T A.
cards inbox. 75c or $1. Customersprem- appreciate customers more than profit
and county, even city, elections were
Arcadia school patrons have organ­ ium this month, fountain D e n or H AZEL D. GILDEA, South of Hott
taken the forepart of the week. Roose­
ized the newest Parent-Teacher asso­
velt came out the winner with Presi­
boudoir slippers. Please call on me. I Western.
ciation in the county with Mrs. Otis
dent Hoover second in all of the votes.
—-Newä of Nyssa School—
Bullard, president; Mrs. Solon Minor,
The civic class discussed the thirteen
vice president; Elsie Doman, secretary
brush bonfire on the gridiron tonight measures on the ballot.
E D IT O R IA L STAFF
and Dixie Minor, treasurer. Fifteen ■
The Freshmen in Mr. Young’s science
and stage a pep rally to herald the Qn-
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Edited" ............................SUE K E IZ E R tarlo-Nyssa football game Friday. All of class gave political speeches three days.
members have Joined, Mrs. C. A. Abbott,
Assistant Editor . C A R L O T T A IR W IN the high school is expected to take part, From all reports the Freshmen are
Arcadia teacher reported Tuesday. A \ 3
Society Editor ............ E V A LY N E AR P except the members of the team. The finding out how much they “ don't
meeting was held last Friday night.
Next Wednesday, November 16, Mrs.
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Sports Editor . D W IG H T JOHNSTON students will serpentine through the know" about politics, said Vera McCon-
C. C. Hunt’s division of the Nyssa Civic
Reporters, Ethel Graham and Dorothy streets, lead by their yell leaders.
I nell, Freshman reporter.
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club will give a sliver tea for the pur­
Boden; Senior class reporter, Charlena
Tuesday the Freshmen held a class
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Mrs. J. Boydell, of St. Paul’s Eplsco- '
pose of adding to the library fund. Mrs.
Crawford: Junior reporter, Minnie W l- meeting for the purpose of making I A m ajority of the
football squad, w ith !
G arrit Stain,
who recently returned pal Guild, reports a successful election j =
son;
Sophomore reporter Lila Hite; plans for the bonfire.—V. M.
their coaches John Young and Owen from a visit at her old home in Holland, night party which netted the Guild a ! s
Freshman reporter, Vera McConnell.
Price, attended the Community Church will make a report of interesting side­ ! nice sum for church activities.
She | s
Special assignments may be made.
Students rejoiced when it was an­ services Sunday at the Invitation of
lights she observed. A playlet and mus- ! wshes to thank patrons and the com- :
nounced that they would have no school , Rev. Floyd White. The sermon centered
cal numbers will complete the program. 1 mittee In charge which consisted of
on Armistice Day, a legal holiday.
! around football.
Refreshments will be served at the Mrs. A. H. Boydell, chairman, Mrs. A.
B O NFIRE PE P R A L L Y
Exams will be given a week early close, under the supervision of Mrs. V. Cook. Mrs. J. J. Sarazin, Mrs. Dick
As is the custom every year, the
S T R A W VOTE IS T A K E N
this period because of Thanksgiving va­ Betty LaFrenz, hostess chairman. Mrs. Tensen, Mrs. Artie Robertson and Mrs.
Freshmen plan to build a huge sage­
Straw votes on the presidential, state cation.
Hunt will appreciate good attendance. I Ray Emmott. Mrs. Emmott held the
When you bring your ear to us for a grease and
. . . . .
A number of high school students
! number which won the afghan given
took part In the operetta given at the
by
the
Guild.
Mrs.
Boydell
expressed
P A R M A COUPLE WED
check-up job, we regard the work of much im­
Community church last Friday night.
her appreciation of the use of the Wil-
Miss Mildred Warntjes and Kenneth : son building for the evening-
Those who attended report It very suc­
portance and will do our best to turn out a per­
William Robins of Parma were married
cessful.
Mrs. R. L. Haworth’s biology class at the parsonage heme of Rev. Floyd
BOISE COUPLE W ED
fect job.
read their essays on local birds, telling White in Nyssa Sunday evening, several
Saturday afternoon, Miss Evalyn
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friends
of
the
couple
attending.
The
-
about their habits, nesting, plummaga,
Esther Werny and Frank George Boor
etc. Mrs. Haworth found the essays very ring ceremony was used. Mr. and Mrs.
of
Boise
were
t
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e
principals
Auto Service of A ll Kinds
Careful and intelligent thought is given to every
Robins will live In Parma.
good.
of a wedding solemnized at the parson­
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situation. W e tenderly honor the opportunity to
age. Miss Verna Fee of Boise and Miss
TH E B IG GAM E
APR O N P A R T Y CO M ING
serve you at a time when service means so much.
Werney, sister of the bride, from Hailey
Friday not only brings the football
A t the regular meeting of the Aux­ were attendants. Kerm it Lienkaemper
W e Attend to Every Detail
season to a close but brings the most iliary Monday night at the home of sang “ I love You Truly,” accompanied
important game of the season, the an­ Mrs. C. L. McCoy, members planned an by Miss Joyce Bailey.
nual battle with Ontario high. Although apron and overall party for the Legion
Ambulance Service
Nyssa, Ore.
attendance in the past has been good. and Auxiliary. I t will be held November
SPECIALS T H IS M ONTH
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It could be better. As a rule, more 21, at the Eagles lodge hall, with Mrs.
4
ounce
bottle vanilla. 29c; New Creme
townspeople
attend than students Victoria Schwelzer and Mrs. Ata Sch-
which should not be the case. This weizer, hostesses. Mrs. Eddie Powell as­ Rouge, 50c; Stainless Steel double duty
knife, 75c; Frocks, Supreme Workman­
Friday, let’s turn out 100 per cent and sisted Mrs. McCoy.
ship. 79c; Rodger Silver Meat Forks,
show the public there is a lively student
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49c; 1 Tan leather French purse, 75c; qtfiM naanu in nanuma hi miri in mm i r a in in min hi w inni mirrai ¡ i w
body at Nyssa high Whether we win or
K IN G M A N K O L O N Y P.- T A.
$1 Super needle case ,75c; $2.50 forged
lose, it will be a good game and we will
Kingman Kolony P.-T. A met Friday steel scissors. 69c; Mens Shaving G ift
get our money’s worth.— D.B.
at the home of Mrs. C. C. Cotton with set $1.00. Toilet articles at reduced
Mrs. H. R. Otis and Mrs. Maurice Judd prices. Beautiful assortment of 21 Xmas L'liMIMilMWIMIMM U B IM I III NWKIMM IIHIll IMtltHMUl MMCIMI HI H n U M H M W H m n g
JOKES
assisting. Mrs. Chester Stallings of Log­
Mrs. Haworth—Ezra can you tell me an, Utah, was an out of town guest.
one of the uses of cowhide?
Tentative plans were made for an
HERE’S W H E R E I E A T !
Ezra B.—Er, yes mom. I t keeps the achievement day program for the 4-H
cow together.—L. Hite.
club members and plans were complet­
ed for the county council
luncheon
Mr. Young—Why are the days longer Saturday, he next meeting is with Mrs.
In summer?
Kobt. R. Overstreet December 2. A vote
n
Earl F.— Because the heat expands of thanks was
extended those who
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them.
made the Halloween party a successful
a
event. Mrs. John Holly was chairman of
decorating and games and Mrs. Lillian
ip
IR O N SID E GETS
Bach had charge of refreshments.
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C iv ic Club Will
G ive B ook T ea
Next Wednesday
Nyssa High Periscope
Greasing
The Dependable Way
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Housewives everywhere are saying
this after having the beautiful Fuller-
glo satin-like enamel finish applied
to walls and woodwork of their homes.
The soft pastel colors are truly de­
lightful in any room.
And the Fullerglo finish is smooth
and non-porous so that it is easily
cleaned with the whisk o f a damp
cloth.
Ask to see our Fullerglo color scheme
suggestions and charts.
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N EW SH O O TING G A LLE R Y
Jack Reed opened a new shooting
gallery In the Swan Building Saturday.
At the close of a well patronized tourn­
ament, Marshal Art Cook came out the
winner with a Thanksgiving turkey to
his credit. Poultry and cash prizes will
be offered each week.
B IR T H D A Y P A R T Y
Mrs. Henry Fields and her daughter
Mrs. Lawrence Blodgett gave a jolly
birthday party Tuesday for nine child­
ren In honor of the sixth birthday an-
nversary of young Robert Fields. On ac­
count of the rain, indoor games fur­
nished amusement. Robert was pleased
with many presents and at the close,
thé highlight was a huge birthday
luncheon.
Court House Filings
— just set one of our
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CO U N TS
when y o u ’re in P A I N l
Insist on genuine Bayer Aspirin;
not only for its safety, but its speed.
Take a tablet of Bayer Aspirin
and some other tablet, and drop
them in water. Then watch the
Bayer tablet dissolve— rapidly and
completely. See how long it takes to
melt down the other.
That’s an easy w ay to test the
value of “ bargain” preparations. It's
a far better way than testing them
in your stomach 1
Bayer Aspirin oders safe and
speedy relief of headaches, colds,
a sore throat, neuralgia, neuritis,
lumbago, rheumatism, or periodic
pain. It contains no coarse, irritating
particles or impurities.
On the Old Job
Real Estate Transfers Recorded
Harvey Goodall to George Goodall.
SE1-4SW1-4, Sec. 19-15-43. Except a
strip 16 1-2 ft. wide around outside
boundarys. 10, 14, 32. $10.
James W. Mott, Commissioner to
Donald McDonald Graham. 81-2 50 ft.
of Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5. Block 30 Teut-
sch’s Add. to Nyssa, 9, 22, 32. (Cert, of
sale assigned to Donald Graham).
Chas. D. Ablin to Thressa Elizabeth
Ablin. N1-2N1-2SE1-4NW1-4, Sec. 4 18
47.. I I, 3, 32 $1.
Hiram E. Oordan et ux to George
K ing Lot 15, Block 64, Orig. Townsite of
Ontario. 8, 3, 32. $50.
Lola McDougall et vlr to R. L. Scott,
E1-2SW1-4, Sec. 14-17-39. 11, 1, 32. $10.
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W ill Hubby eat? W ell, there’s a picture of him
above just before starting. The left-over? Noth­
ing but a bone!
Serve him a choice cr*‘— tender
T-BONE, lb.................................................... 15c
SIRLOIN, lb................................................... 15c
PORTERHOUSE, Best Cut, l b .................... 15c
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People Are Shopping
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If you are in need of good used merchandise, see us for:
GEO. K IN Z E R
Good pianos
Plumber
Marriage Licenses Issued
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John Richard Owen and Erma Grace
Repairs and Sells Furnaces Com­
Skow. 10, 31, 32.
Nathanlal Kirkpatrick and Edith
peting with even the mail order
Bentley, 11, 1, 32.
Arch Drann Perkins and Claire Anna
houses. I f you need him In a
Kid well. 11, 1, 32.
hurry for plumbing or furnace
George Elmo Burwell and Rosa May
Burke. 11, 1, 32.
repair, phone
Frank M elvin Miller and Stella Rose
Sesena. 11, 1. 32.
Parma 109J2 Collect
P. C. Pallesen and Lulu Harrington, j
11. 2. 32.
Franklin George Boor and Evelyn
Esther Werry. 11, 5, 32.
Furnaces and Plumbing
Howard Smart and Qrace Candice |
Faulks. 11, 5, 32.
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Circulators
Oak dressers
Heating stoves
Dining room tables
Coal ranges
Chairs
Electric stoves
Buffets
Flamo Gas ranges
Rocking chairs
O ffice desks
Library tables
Bedroom suites
Dufold davenports
Dining room suites
ueds and springs
Day Beds
We have a large assortment o f all the above articles at very low prices.
The safest and cheapest anti-freeze you can buy.
New Latest Monarch Coal Enamel Ranges in colors, $150 Range f o r ....$99.50
W e also carry Denatured Alcohol— 85c gallon.
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Ironside—Ironside has had several
fine rains the last week. Before the
rain the hills were covered with snow
for several days.
E. J. and Arthur Beam families went
to Unity Sunday where they
helped
Ralph Beam dress a bunch of turkeys
for the market.
John Molthan, Wayne and Richard
Lofton of Weiser Institute and Cecil
Hill from Fruitland were home last
week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd W hite made a
trip to Ontario Friday.
Gene and Lou Pratt brought 40 head
of cattle in Hereford.
Mrs. Omar Presley and Miss Ethel
Miller were shopping in valley towns
Saturday.
SCOUT D INN ER
iMss Margaret Hunt's 4th patrol of
the Nyssa G irl Scouts gave a dinner !
dance for the troop, Mrs. Merrit Greel-
ing, captain; Mrs. Dewey Ray and Mrs.
Earl Ward, lieutenants, at the parental
C. C. Hunt home last evening. The
sports idea predominated in decorations
with the color scheme yellow and pink.
Covers were arranged for nineteen and
a friend chicken dinner was served by
the patrol consisting of
Betty Cook,
leader; Tiena Tensen, Ethel Mary Boy-
dell, Harriet Sarazin, Ella Martin, M el­
ba Parkinson and Miss Hunt. Dancing
closed the evening. Proceeds from a
silver offering start a fund for an out­
ing next summer at Payette lake.
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Nyssa Pharmacy
The Rexall Store
NYSSA
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The N yssa Cafe
Joe Ayre, Proprietor
— Specializes in—
PERFECT F O O D A N D PE R FE CT SERVICE
Whether or not you are a regular customer, vou
will find that you receive quality food and
service at Joe’s.
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