GATE CITY JOURNAL, THURSDAY, DEC. , 193*2.
Nyssa High Periscope
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Delira Ward;
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; IRONSIDE
JORDAN VALLEY
Jimmy Cook, Conley Ward, Shirley |
—News of Nyssa School—
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Barker, Grace Austad, Lois Patton;
books back on time. In this way we can ! lst_ Neree olasco. Joan Klug, Teddy
EDITORIAL STAFF
Ironside—Thir ■ n "-tacks of hay con-
Jordan Valley—James Rementeria.
help the librarians keep the other stud- Howell_ 8hl, ley Langton, Junior Lowe.
Jordan Valley garage owner, lost a Ri< taining betweer 200 and 300 tons and
Editor ..........................— SUE KEIZER ents supplied with books. We can help Ailene Hendllckf R o^ rt n eu u .
owned by Rouse Brothers, burned to the
truck by fire a few day ago.
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CARLOTTA IRWIN
to a greater
extent
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs. ground Saturday night. The owners he­
Society Editor ..............EVALYN EARP rules.
NEWSY BRIEFS
lieve the blaze si arted from an incendi­
Kirt Skinner November 22.
Sports Editor ... DWIGHT JOHNSTON | The library is a big asset to the
Many stud-nts have been absent from
Mrs. Joyce Palmer and daughters ary origin Because tire stacks were sorno
Reporters, Ethel Graham and Dorothy school, operating for you and I. Let’s
Boden; Senior class reporter, Charlena| not forget our responsibilities.—D. A. school on accountof severe colds or ill­ have moved to Jordan Valley for the d! once apart and in four different
lack ear--'-:. The loss is estimated at
winter.
ness in their families.
Crawford; Junior reporter, Minnie Wil­
A number of people have been ill of around $1000.
HONOR IIOLL
Rex Ashcraft underwent an appendi-
son; Sophomore reporter Lila Hite;
Freshman reporter, Vera McConnell.
i'".'.ph Foam and family of Unity
The following grade and high school cilis operation Friday morning at the flu. Miss Erelyn Noble, Torn Skinner.
Donald Crosby, Roberta Swisher, Mr so- nt Sunday at the W. J Beam ranch
Special assignments may be made.
students made the honor roll for the Nampa hospital
Lem Wilson is a new member of the Basil Deary, Jesse and Joe Caruvaunte home.
past six weeks period:
¡among them.
| Several car leads of cattle were ship-I
High school: Freshmen, Ross John­ sophomore class.
Vera Garrison has been absent from
Axel Lindgrtn has gene to William',i , 1 t ; .o Pori land market fiom Hunt
OUR LIBRARY
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ston, _________
Leonard _________
Nichols, Helen Pond,
in; Friday They belong d to A. R. V an1
At the beginning oi this semester' Ruby Wells; sophomores, Ezra Brum- school due to rheumatism in her hip. j Creek for the winter,
Mr. and Mrs. Hall Parks celebrated Buren, Ha dv Murray. Fred Laurancc \
eighteen new fiction books were pur- bach, Harriet Sarazin, Tiena Tensen;
The different rooms in the grades are
chased for the school library. Since then Juniors, Minnie Wilson; Seniors, Dor- beginning to take on the semblance of their silver wedding anniversary at a and Henrv Cape. Mr. Van Buren accom­
the librarians with Mary Munsterman, ;othy Boden. Carlotta Irwin,
Christmas with colored paper and other party December 3. Among those present panied the shipment to Portland.
rwin, Evalyn C~
Junsterman. , it!
_ _ pleasing to the eye.
Miss Iva Cap v who is employed at the
chief, have struggled bravely to please Earp, Sue Keizer, Mary Munsterman.
trimmings
I were the George Parks. Ross, Holm
Mrs. Ada Haworth drove to Parma Gasman and Robinson families, Mrs Woodward ranch at Westfall spent-the j
everyone. Now the question is, have the
Grade school:
8th grade—Waneta
students cooperated? There are about Graves, Lloyd Wilson, Nellie Jean Peh- after school last week to care for her • j Violet Skinner and Mrs. Hemp.’
Hemp; Scott
Scot' week end here.
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¡The evening was spent in games and a
Mis. Cl.ira Tureman of Vale was visit - 1
ten students for each new book, to say weizer; 7th—Marzene Hollenberg; 6th— mother who was ill.
ing here Saturday.
nothing of the old volumes so we can Houston Wilson: ftfh—June Marie Wil-
physics class is starting labors •: delicious luncheon followed.
alTsee° that our ilbrary staff has a lot ¡son, Ethel Munsterman. Evelyn Larkin; tory work which will continue through- | A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Don-
Ben Thomas and family of Fruitland
to do.
! 4th—Barbara Browne, Helen Boydell, out the year on Monday and Wednes- aid Crosby last week.
and Mss. Rosa Lamberson of Ontario ,
A very well attended dance was given visited at the Omar Presley home Sun­
Let's do our part. Let's try to get our ¡Robert McCoy; 3rd Don Sopher, M ar-, day each week.
Haze! Sullivan is back in school after in Jordan November 2G. The music was day.
spending several days at home on ac­ furnished by a Basque orchestra from
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd While made a
count of the illness of her mother.
Boise. A number of other people from' fcu?in - trip to Payette Monday.
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Mrs. Haworth is holding a class for Boise attended also.
, lit a . R Van Buren motored to
= Freshmen who find history a bit deep.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Skinner are the Fruitland Sunday to visit her son and
parents of a baby daughter bom daughter.
g It meets at 12.45 p. m.
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Bela Sager, who was ill of flu, is back I Thanksgiving day.
in school after a week's absence.
| E. E. Gustin spent the week end vtsit-
John Xenos, of the Pioneer Cafe, was J
Edith Baird has been suffering of an ing the Carl Fretwell family at their
taken to the Vale sanitarium Friday. He
enlarged cord in her foot. She has re- ranch on the Owyhee.
! has been ill for several weeks and it is
turned to school.
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¡believed the hot mineral water baths at j
The seniors are wearing new rings
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
•the nearby anitariuni will prove help-
and pins, their class jewelry having ar­
Preaching services at 4 p. m. Sunday ful. Dr. D. A. Sexton of Vale came after
rived the last of the week. They bear a
crest of Nyssa which makes them very afternoon. Rev. Stanley Moore, pastor, him Friday.
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attractive.
For the Nyssa Gift Exchange
Seniors are taking a new intelligence
wgMosrv» «■ g.-v w a o a » -.-,.-- 5.
test by attempting to translate epigrams
We’re Giving a Nice Big Gobbler for the Christ­
for Mss Stella Fishburn.
mas Gift Exchange. Sign Free Coupons Given in
| Vernon Parker is said to be ill of a
Sen siile! Practical!
mastoid infection in his ear.
trade at every Nyssa store and be present at
XM AS
MEALS-CO.': T LESS
AT JOE’b CAFE
We have marked all of our prices down, so you
will find that you get a real meal for less money
at Joe’s Cafe.
Get Free Gift Coupons Here
The Nyssa Cafe
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DOES IT BEST, AND FOR LESS . . .
We are equipped to do your family washing the
economical float iron way .. .. or all beautifully
finished . . . . or rough dry. You will find that at
our prices you will save money. Here your laun­
dry, costs you less.
T u r k e y
drawing Sat., Dec. 24, at 3 p. m. You may Win
a Real Christmas Gift FREE.
See Us for the Best in Meats
Nyssa Packing Co.
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NYSSA, OREGON
GIVE GOOD-
JOKES
11 Byrd W.—You look sore, old egg
= What's wrong?
g . Grower W.—I am sore. You know I
g 1 was in the mile run. Well, when I got to
g I the finish line some bum leaned out of
~ the stand and yelled: "Step on it, buddy
3 they went that way.”
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Earl Marshal—Rather striking, isn’t
'she? Her father's a very wealthy pawn­
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Orville McEwen—She’s certainly got
redeeming features.
For Winter
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CHRISTMAS FURNITURE
Ashes to ashes.
Dust to dust,
If the crooners don’t sicken you,
Sopranos must.
Sopranos must.
F R U II CAKE TIM E
Congress re-convened Monday and
many members promise to clean up leg­
islature muddles, but we think there's
only one man who can really mop
things up—the janitor.
Try our delicious holiday fruit cake
30c per pound
At the Grocery Stores and Bakery
SWAN’S BREAD IS ALWAYS FRESH
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Keith—You'd better keep your eyes
open today.
Arthur C —Why?
Keith—You'll look like a dem lool
with them closed.
COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE
TIRES — CHAINS — ANTI-FREEZE
¡■ E n H H H H B H B B H H B U B n M b .
Cash Prie
Sidney B— I beg your pardon, Miss,
but would you care to take a ride?
Lila H.—Sir! I’ll have you know I’m a
lady.
Sidney B.—I know that. If I wanted a
man, I'd go home and get my father.
YOUR BRAKES: They are mighty Important, especially when
you consider safety to yourself and all others of utmost importance.
Headlights should be properly adjusted.
YOUR COMFORT: Easy starting engine, warm car, and one that
is properly lubricated, thus easy to handle, make for comfort.
YOUR PURSE: An accident costs many times more than a little
precaution. Prevent them If possible. Also use Anti-Freeze. It's time
now.
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Mrs Sarazin—Did your mother raise
any poultry this year?
Harriet’s Admirer—Well, she plant­
ed some, but the chickens scratched It
out.
T. R. Pashley, Prop.
NYSSA
J for CHRISTM AS
COCD, SAFE, LOW-COST
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THE UNITED LAUNDRY
is arriving this week at Nordale’s. Why not buy
Friend Wife a substantial Christmas present. We
hat e some beautiful things.
ro tta le furniture Store
Phone 94
Nyssa, Oregon
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MEN WANTED FOR ARMY
PHONE 19
NYSSA, OREGON
Authority has been received to enlist
a limited number of high type young
men for service in the United States
army, according to word from the Port­
land recruiting office. For available
vacancies, young men who can furnish
local references and who have the
equivalent .of a high school education
will be taken. Write Paul Hathaway,
209 Kracmer Building. Portland.
Phone
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PRINTERS
SPRING CANYON
"Sargon has brought health .Icould hardly stand up, and I was
Strength and happiness to both my constipated all the time. I was
wife and me and t would not take nervous and did not get a good
Many
all the money in the world for the night’s sleep for years.
ood it has done us,” declared nights I would get up and sit in a
homas B. Reed, well-to-do farmer chair for hours.
and lumberman, residing at 919 “Sargon made a well man of me.
Holmes street, Kansas City, Mo. My nerves are steady as a dir and
“Five years ago when on the I sleep like a boy. My old-time
train going from Ronnsana, Can­ strength has returned an i I have
ada, to Calgary, I had a severe at- gained 15 pounds. I feel fine all
tack of acute Indigestion and no the time.”
body thought I would live to reach
Sargon helped my wife, who is
my destination. When I came to the mother of 13 children, the same
myself I was in the hospital at way. She has actually gained 15
Calgary.
pounds in weight and feels better
“Since then T hnve suffered con­ and stronger than in many years.”
stantly from bilious attacks and Mr. Reed was formerly a wor-
splitting headaches that lasted for shipful master in the Masonic or-
days at a time. Everything I ate ler and Mrs. Reed is a beloved
disagreed with me. I had smother- member of the Methodist Church,
ing spells that made me think Ij Sargon may be obtained at
would die. I would get so dizzy I>
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