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GATE CITY JOURNAL, THURSDAY, APIUL 13,1033 i FOR MRS. DUNCAN Thirty-five members and guests of Rebekah Sunshine club gathered at the lodge hall in the Wilson building A TREE last Friday afternoon to honor Mrs. Unlike graduating classes In the past Emma Duncan who is leaving soon to the Senior class this year is leaving as spend the summer with her son Bruce its farewell token to the school, a tree. Duncan at Havre, Montana. After a This will not only be a step toward pleasant social time, a covered lunch beautifying the school grounds but it Miss Betty Kaylor, charming Nyssa eon was served. Mrs. Duncan is spend will serve as a pleasant reminder of the girl, became the bride of Robert N. Van ing this wee!; with her son Felton Dun class of thirty-three. Letting our imag ination carry us perhaps ten years Horne, Jr., of Payette when the two can. • • * • from now, we can see our tree grown were united in marriage at a simple AUXILIARY PARTY into a tall, sturdy shade tree, a spot of but Impressive service Sunday at the Auxiliary members of the poppy sale beauty, of which any school could be home of) Rev. H. F. Hamilton in Nam pa. Miss Dorothy and Robert Kaylor, committee of which Mrs. A. V. Cook is proud. There might be many other sister and brother of the bride, and chairman spent last Wednesday after things the class could leave, but what Miss Margaret George of Vale accom noon at the Cook home preparing the could be better than something which them to Nampa. Immediately poppies for sale. After work was com will keep growing year after year and Faster Bunny'» Sugges panied after the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Van pleted, the ladies played bridge, Mrs. give so much satisfaction. Horne left for Portland where they will Dick Tensen substituting for a guest tions for Milady’s THEY COME IN PAIRS spend their honeymoon. They will re who could not remain. Mrs. Tensen Wardrobe— The Jordan bus had a flat tire near side a t Mr. Van Horne’s orchard home and Mrs. Wesley J. Browne won prizes. Lunch was served at the close. Johnstons Tuesday causing students near Payette. • • * • DRESSES ............. *3.95 to *5.95 to be late for school. The spare was The bride, a daughter of Mr. and the Oregon border town MONDAY BRIDGE CLUB put on and the bus came on to school. KNITTED SUITS, in white or Mrs. George Kaylor of Nyssa, gradua Mrs. Ted Newell gave a delightful Just as it reached the school-house combinations ..........$2.95, *3.95 ted from the local high school several Easter party for members of Monday there was another flat. j years ago. Until her marriage she was bridge club the first of the week. Des- '■’-LOVES. white or black, cape- I employed in the office of Roy Daley, ; sert bridge was served at tables deco At the student body meeting Friday, '•.kin *1.35—Pigskin ............. *1.95 | county clerk, and made her home with rated with lily baskets. Mrs. Dick Supt. Hollenberg thanked the cast, { Miss George. The groom is the son of Adams won first prize, Mrs. Eddie and those helping with the operetta. WHITE FLANNEL SKIRTS Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Van Horne of Powell, consolation. Mrs. Herbert Sny Dwight Johnston announced the re .......................................... *2.95 -SOLD AT— Sioux City, Iowa, where Mr. Van Home der played with members. sults of the ammendment on school "Flying Colors” SWEATERS • * • • is professor of mathematics in Mom- colors which were 84 for the orange ......................................... *1.95 ingside College. PLAN RUMMAGE SALE and black, present colors, and 41 for * * • • Next Tuesday the W. C. T. U. will the blue and white, the proposed Foundation Garments, Combin- have a no hostess meting in the room change. ettes ........................... 98c, *2.95 TUESDAY EVENING BRIDGE adjoining the Blodgett office for the The Senior Class took an intelligence Girdles .......................... 98c, *2.95 The Easter motif was carried out in purpose of making final arrangements Our "Miss America" line is sure decorations, favors and lunch at a for the rummage sale April 22. Mem test Monday. The score will be averag to please you. clever little party given for Tuesday bers are invited to bring a picnic lunch. ed with grades made in similar tests last fall. eveningi bridge club by Mrs. Frank D. • • • • The Freshmen class started a vocab HATS ...................... 49c to *1.95 Hall. All members were present. Mrs. BIRTHDAY SURPRISE ulary test in their English class. J. J. Sarazin won first prize, Mrs. Ethel LINGERIE, Dance Sets ........ 79c Mrs. Dennis Toombs gave a surprise Mrs. Cora Wood from Boise spoke to Crawford, second; Mrs. Dean Smith, birthday dinner for her husband last students Tuesday on "Food and White or Tearose lace brassieres third and Mrs. Howard Larsen, low. Sunday. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. F. Health." ................ .................. 25c, 50c Marshall and the Charles Toombs fam The Health Ed. Class chose sides ily. Mesh Shorts ............................50c and had a spelling contest on Monday. * * * • Doris Smith and Eleanor Foster were Mesh Bloomers ...................... 25c BIRTHDAY PARTY the winners. Kerman Pompei was host April 4, The Health Ed class must write a HOSIERY, complete lines, all to ten classmates in honor of his eighth theme on Health topics consisting of colors, sizes and prices of Allen birthday. Games, music and tap danc 1000 words. A, Rollins and La France ing were in order after which ice cream Miss Grace Posey has been substitut and cake were served. Those present ing for Mrs. Ada Haworth who is very WHITE PUMPS, Sandals or were Phylis Schireman, Shirley, Bark ill. Oxfords for street or dress er, Carol Robertson, Dickie Tensen, ............................... *1.95, *3.95 The Civics class chose topics of civic Jimmy Cook, Wesley Widner, Jackie interest on which they will give SILK SCARFS, the Modish Marshall, Jackie Frances and Bobbie speeches of five minutes each in the Checks and Bars ................. 65c Mullen. (Licensed Dealers in Nyssa, Oregon) future. * • * • Ethyl Graham has returned to school ANKLET SOCKS, all sizes, all DINNER AFFAIRS Bliss, Triumphs, Cobbler, Rural after a long period of illness. colors ................................... 15c Mrs. Ray Emmott entertained the and Netted Gem. Dick Tensen family at dinner; on Sun OWYHEE COMMUNITY NEWS day. Owyhee—The Owyhee community CALDWELL’S STORE Mr. and Mrs. Dick Adams entertain club will meet April 20, with Mrs. Wm. Year from Certified ed Mrs. Farnham Sills and daughter Peutz. 50c per 100, Bulk Wishes You A and Mrs. Herbert Snyder at dinner Mrs. A. Bradney will make her home Sunday. with her daughter Mrs. Oce Schweizer. E. O. L. Co. Nyssa Farm No .3 HAPPY EASTER Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Bigelow and the CARD OF THANKS Fred Pullen family spent Sunday at We wish to thank our many kind the Noble Pullen homq in Homedale. On Owyhee Canyon Days, April 14th and 15th friends and neighbors for their beauti Everyone is invited to the Easter pro ful floral offerings and kindness shown gram at Owyhee school Sunday when And ’ Every ~ Day in th( the Year to us at the death of our beloved broth each class will contribute selections for - , ,'j er and uncle. jnminiwaiiihi.iuu^ the Sunday School program. Mrs. Susie Johnson and family. OREGON TRAIL WINS Tune:When The Bloom is On The Sage Oregon Trail nine defeated Big Bend R. Lofton. Monday 21 to 7 for her third straight When it’s Canyon Days in Nyssa Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Tureman of Vale win. Paul Johnston, pitcher for the were In Ironside Sunday. They were en I And the boys go on a spree, Trail .allowed Big Bend but seven hits j They’ll bust a cinch to show you, ■ route to Washington where Tureman while Oregon Trail took 22. Wilson will shear sheep. An old-time jamboree. 1 Keck took hitting honors with five. Miss Iva Cape has returned from the j All the buckaroos in Oregon Oregon Trail has but eight boys avail Woodward ranch at Westfall | And from Idaho as well You Furnish the Car and Money able this season. They are Floyd Wick- Earl Lofton went to Weiser Tuesday. Will strut their stuff lander, catcher; Paul Johnston, pitch We’ll Furnish the Service and— Cecil Hill, student at Fruttland, spent For we’re gonna’ raise some—well. er; Barclay Wilosn, Gilbert Holmes, the week end with Ills mother Mrs. A. | Twill be enough SHELL GAS AND OIL Jack McKee and Billie Wilson, infield; R. Van Burn. EGGS, BUNNIES, BASKETS Wilson Keck and Frank Wilson, out | We’ll be singing, laughing, joking Mrs. W. R. Lofton and daughter Mrs. Kerosene, Cleaning Solvent, Firestone Tires, field. Loyd Judy motored to Ontario Thurs Like the daysi of forty-nine 1 Accessories. The Bends battery Included: Rich lc UP day where Mrs. Lofton entered the There’ll be no excuse for choking, ard Case and Dudley Mausling. hospital for removal of her tonsils. Where the three-two is so fine, They returned Wednesday. With the games and dames and danc We always carry a complete stock of favors and SAND HOLLOW NEWS Jas. Morfltt and wife of New Ply ing, Mrs. Jim Inman and Infant son re mouth visited at the Ernest Locey We’ll recall those good old days NYSSA OREGON gifts for birthday and special holiday parties. turned from Ontario. Shirley Ruud is home Tuesday. You can spree) again and be free again at the Inman home. Len Tureman and wife of Unity At Owyhee Canyon Days. Carl Halnline has returned to road visited at the Elmer Molthan home last m \r¿ —Hugh Glasgow. construction near Spokane. week. Martin Fahrety abandoned his camp Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Judy motored to CLEAN-UP WEEK here and took his sheep to the hills Baker on business last week. Nothing Does So Much For So LitUe As Your Telephone Notice is hereby given to the pro last week. The Stanton and Odeago Arthur Nichols and son Orville start perty owners of the City of Nyssa bands have been out for some time. I that April 10 to 13th is designated Much of the alfalfa in this locality ed their sheep to the hills. The grass Clean-up Week. All property winter killed and farmers are obliged is very good. owners are requested to clean up to plow It under. Many are seeding the We Always Carry Fresh Candies their lots and trash. If premises plots to oats as there is always a sale are not properly cleaned up, the The Rexall Store for this grain to sheep men who win city will proceed to have them ter here. cleaned and the expense will be Mrs. Norvall purchased a flock of NYSSA OREGON - - when the charged to property owners. breeding Naragansett turkey hens Sat By order of the City Council. urday. need for - - J. R. HUNTER, Recorder. School Notes N yssa Girl Is Wed S u n d ay to Idaho Orchardist It’s The Stuff! Sample It In Nyssa! The Rosebud The Kozy Cafe The Olympic Club SEED The Green Lantern POTATOES WELCOME TO NYSSA EASTER Candies O. K. I - NORCOTT SERVICE STATION Nyssa Pharmacy E. M. Blodgett Attorney and Counselor at Law Liberty Theatre Practice in aii Court« NYS8A, OREGON IRONSIDE RANCHER MOVES TO UNITY Ironside—Loyd Judy is moving to Unity where he will run a farm for W. I ts u s e fu ln e s s is b o u n d ed o n ly b y y o u r d em a n d - Friday-Saturday, April 14-15 “RENEGADES OF THE WEST” IT RUNS ERRANDS. Bridges distance. Gives With Tom Keene and Rosco Ates A thrilling Drama of the West. Comedy— Pain in the Parlor and Cartoon. FRIDAY MIDNIGHT SHOW “SO THIS IS AFRICA” With Wheeler and Woolsey SATURDAY MIDNIGHT SHOW “THE HALF NAKED TRUTH” Lupe Velez and Lee Tracey, Eugene Pallette Sunday-Monday, April 16-17 “THE GAY CABALLERO” With George O’Brien Tuesday-Wednesday-Thursday, April 18-19-20 “THE HALF NAKED TRUTH” Selected shorts with all programs Prompt AMBULANCE SERVICE Arises PHONE 76F3 BOTTLED PEP To Balance Each Meal Balance each meal with a full glass of milk. Shelton Jersey milk is rich in Vitamin A. “There Is No Substitute for Jersey Milk and Cream” Quality Service SHELTON’S D A I R Y NYSSA OREGON IT WILL bring a modern am bulance—outfitted with e^ery comfort and need for the sick —and manned by courteous attendants. We maintain a modern am bulance service in addition to our hearse servie». protection. Brings news. Hunts jobs. Saves time. Saves energy. And in the unforseen emergency . What else does so much— so quickly—so dependably? Yet it’s only a few cents a day. —your Telephone Do you want your name in the new Directory? It is going to press soon. Day or Night! NYSSA FUNERAL HOME Nyssa Oregon M alheur Home TeL Co. NYSSA ONTARIO VALE
