FORMER BEND MAN NYSSA BOYS READY DIES IN PARMA FOR COUNTY MEET Misses Eltse Walters and Wilma Long and their pupils picnicked ln Boise to celebrate the close of school. The teach ers have returned to Ontario. Misses Mary Weir and Grace John ston presented their pupils in a very enjoyable program at Wade school Friday. The older pupils gave book re ports while the younger children dramatized several stories from their readers. The P.-T. A. served cookies and punch, after which a business meeting was held. Mrs. Leo Betts was elected president, Mrs. Chas. McConnell, vice president and Miss Mary Weir, secre tary-treasurer. The June meeting will be held at the home of Misses Margeret and Alice Weir. yesterday where Mrs. Gavert and Geo rgia plan to spend the summer months. Mrs. Wesley Roberts under went a George will return next week. Big Bend—George Judd, a former The following boys will represent minor operation at the Caldwell sanl- blooming in the yard of Mrs. Douglas jelly picnic for the students and their Dr. C. A. Abbott is leaving for Port resident of the Bend, passed away at Nyssa grade school in the Malheur tarlum yesterday. McDonald. They are about four weeks (»rents at Big Bend park. land Friday and Mrs. Abbott who has his home in Parma Thursday. Funeral Ted Newell returned last Wednesday j early this year, Mrs. George Benton will take her been taking kinderkarten work at county track meet at Vale Saturday. services were held Sunday. The sym from a trip to Twin Falls. He is local Mr and Mrs Dick McConnell left dau«hter Lucile to the Shrine hospital i University Center will accompany him Class (A) Boys—12 years and under pathy of the community is extended to 50 yard dash—Stanley Ray. Wally agent for the Barlow Company that j Monday M m ida^Tor^erom for Jerome ^Ifter's^endhig after spending the * >n n Portland Saturday. They will ac- home. Max and Houston Dunaway will the bereaved family. Johnson. ----------- Dr. a Abbott i -*.- aa a _ —“ — ‘ 1 accompany Dr. Abbott on the trip. h week end with his brother Chas. Me- , company to " Portland, Mrs. N S. Phelan, Mrs. Betts, Mrs. 100 yard dash—Stanley Ray, Gilbert around 1500 acres of baby lima beans I . . . .. Adrian A little daughter was born to Mr. and j F. L. Edwards, Mr. and Mrs. Faulk- Grover Lee and Mrs. E. H. Brumbach in this vicinity. About 300 acres have ■ 11 d family at Adrian. Hunt. Mrs- John Lewellen of Bonita at the ner and Mrs. Lon Root visited with Mr. 80 yard hurdles—Stanley Ray, Hus attended county council of P.-T. A. at been signed up in the Vale country. Manuel Oaviola is shipping his sheep home ot Mrs LeWentn's parents M r.; Root's parents in Caldwell last Sunday. Ontario Tuesday. ton Wilson. Mrs. M. M. Greellng has been suffer- 10 Valley this week end. and Mrs. C. Klinkenberg on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Brice Reed of Apple Mrs. Wm. Ashcraft was operated on Shot put—Virgil Jordan, Lloyd Nel ing of an Infection in her hand. She is Art Norcott returned last night from Mr. and Mrs. Wm Bailey of Brogan valley are looking forward to the ar Monday at the hospital in Ontario. She Portland while his brother Dr. E. D. spent the week end at the Lienkaemper rivai of Mr and Mrs Wm Reed who son. improving. High Jump—Gilbert Hunt, Stanley is doing well. Walter Plnktson’s daughter Ruth and Norcott will remain several days. Dr. home. are coming from Delano, Cal., next Members of the Peck and French her husband are here from California I Norcott is recovering rapidly from an Mrs. Ole Servoss suffered a severe fnr „ hrief visit here M r rpph is Ray Bread jump—Gilbert Hunt, Huston families gathered at the Peck home for a brief visit at the Pinkston home. ! illness resulting from sinus. The Port- knee sprain when she fell near th e ! ^ b ro th er of B ricT Sunday for a picnic to celebrate Mrs. Wilson. Lou Ruddy has reopened his beer land specialist advises that he will be Sarazin office last week. She is still j I m Mrs Lackev io . v John u iiu u n t .h L j' i returned c tu iu tu i home iu iiir Lester French’s birthday. Shop. I - able V . - A to -----------A-------- A - A . . . J - . - . ------------------------------- ----------A A A- — — A .---------- ------------------------------------- Relay—Stanley Ray, Roland Lank return to his dental practice confined to her home but is improving. Eunday from Boise. She remained sev- Miss Grace Johnston presented Phy EAT your Sunday dinner at Nyssa jsoon. Nyssa friends are happy over this For his first outing of the season cra] weeks as ber *sjstcrs Mrs." Oliver ford, Gilbert Hunt, Wally Johnson. See llis Haworth and Bud Eochus ln a duet Class (B) Boys—over 12 It good news. Cafe, Mrs. Ruth Ayres. - ¡‘‘Dad Fred Powell accompanied Her- 'chambers and Mrs. Shelton have been at the music contest at Vale Thursday. 100 yard dash—Clarence Johnson, | man Towne orl a trip to the Ward and jjj Mr. and Mrs. Rex Brumbach and ED. W. PRUYN Powell mine near Prairie City Satur- j Rcclc shelton attended a dairy oper- Donald Wilson. 220 yard dash—Donald Wilson, Leon children of Vale spent Sunday here. day. They planned to return home to ^ ators meeting in Ontario Monday when Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Roberts and “ay- plans for conducting dairies under the ard Baird. For Auto Repairing Hurdles—Clarence Johnson, Alford children of Roswell were guests of their Feeling much better, Mrs. Herman , NRA code were discussed. parents Sunday. Parrish. Towne was able to return home Thurs-1 j 0hn Henderson was summoned to Battery Service Mrs. A. Cornell of Moline, 111., arrived High jump—LawTence Cornell, Clar day from a Boise hospital. Her sister Sacramento Monday w'here he resumed Tuesday to spend the summer with her ence Johnson. ,Mrs. Theo Moore of Ontario was her j an office in the army. He and Mrs. Welding Broad Jump—Claude Patterson, Al sister Mrs. P. B. Anderson. gurst Sunday. Henderson left Monday after spending Members of Big Bend grange treated , Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Terteling left j (,he past six months in this city. Hen- ford Parrish. Pole vault—Alford Parrish, Albert the members of the play cast “Every- | Nyssa Oregon Thursday on a business trip to S|X )k- dp[’ 3 on was employed by Terteling com- body’s Getting Married” to a chicken Parrish. ane- , pany here. dinner with ail the trimmings Thurs FOR OWYHEE CANYON DAYS Shot put—Charley Smith, Donald Clifford Lathen lias returned from a j w . C T. U. will meet on May 15, with day evening. Wilson, Alvin Root. CCC camp near Eugene where he spent j Mrs. C. A. Abbott In New Summer Clothes Relay—Clarence, Donald, Alford the past few weeks. Miss Bernice vorhies is playing first Mrs. Ralph Griffiths Is making a V(0un with the orchestra which will ac- Claude. week's visit with Mrs. Robt. Stringfel- company the College of Idaho opera on Sporty New Skirts— Attorney R. D. Lytle of Vale and C. low. She will return to Portland soon. Thursday and Friday nights of this P. W. Osterkamp of the Sunshine week An added honor came her way H. Harris of Jamieson attended the Pique that’s o. k...................................... $1.93 Dairy is driving a handsome milk de last week when her Homedale student regular meeting of the Vale-Owyhee i White Seersucker S kirts....................... $1.98 livery truck, first put on the route last Irene Eubank placed first ln senior land settlement association h e r e White Flannel, all siz es....................... $2.95 Tuesday night. Friday, violin in the Ontario music contest. The Rebekah Sunshine club will meet Heavy Wash S ilk................................... $2.25 Cliff Parrish went to Tacoma last Mr. and Mrs. O. G. Boden and fam week to visit relatives among them a ily and Mrs. Howard Larsen attended at the home of Mrs. Mary Felton on j Friday. brother who resides there. the opera in Boise Monday evening. Mrs. Earl Harman and daughter Rev. and Mrs. Floyd White and fam ' P M I M H H H M H H ’I’ Friday-Saturday, May 11-12 New Blouses— lean, Mrs. R. Vinsonhaler and Mrs. ily will leave for New Meadows tomor Geo. Stacey attended Hans and Gretel row where Rev. White will give the Zane Grey’s In Linen and Silk and Rayon, in white, stripes in Boise Monday. baccalaureate address for the graduat James Graham, son of Judge David and colors, priced as low a s ................. $1.19 ing class of New Meadows high school. “UNDER THE TONTO RIM” F. Graham of Vale, is ill of spotted The Whites will visit friends and return fever at the Don Graham home. Young Monday. With Stuart Erwin, Raymond Hatton and Graham contracted the ailment while Mrs. Betty LaFrenz and Mrs. Cath Verna Hillie. Also 4th chapter “Pirate Treasure’’ at work on the Owyhee project. He had erine Marcus, mother of Mrs. Chas. E. White Shoes— not been vaccinated. His father and LaMoyne, accompanied Miss Irene No summer wardrobe is complete without sister Christine were here to see him Richey t0 Eugme for a vislt wllh Saturday and again Monday. white shoes. Ties, Cut-out, Pumps, and Ox friends in the valley last week. Mrs. Ted Worthington and B. E. Kane of Marcus will remain several weeks. Sunday-Monday, May 13-14 fords for Sport. O f f e r s you genuine Mormon Basin were here Saturday. Mrs Arthur Cockrum of Burns is Roscoe Green was in town over the spending the week with her parents Ringlette Permanents “E M F r-O P JONES” week end from Robinette. Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Davis. They spent at low prices. Mr. and Mrs. Pud Long and daugh one day in Boise with relatives. See Our Dress-Up Clothes fot* Men With ' aul Robeson. ter Evelyn were in from their hunting Miss Flora Newton spent last week camp from Sunday until Tuesday visit- 'e n d lrith Zeola Benton, Get beautiful for Owy- j Owyhee Canyon Days, Let’s Go! ing at the J. T. Long home in Arcadia. Mrs x c Simmons of the Kolony hee Canyon Days i n [ Gayle McCoy spent Sunday with them. returned Sunday from a visit with her Tuesday, May 15—One Day Only Nyssa. Accompanied by a friend Miss Bonnie cousin Marvin Blakley and family in Ruth Thompson. Miss Donna Cook was Boise “Miss Fane’s Baby Is Stolen” home from 1» Grande Normal school Mr. and Mrs. Merrit Greeting spent Expert Work last week end. Donna will graduate last week end at the C. C. Hunt and With Dorothea Wieck and Alice Brady and from Normal school this spring and she M. M. Greellng homes. On Monday Baby LeRoy. For Girl Scout Benefit has applied tog a position in the Vale they left for Naches, Wash., where they 1 school. were transferred by the Standard OH C. M. CALDWELL Rubye Lou Hemenway Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Snyder arrived company from Boise. OREGON NYSSA from Twin Falls Saturday to make a Proprietor Wednesday-Thursday, May 16-17 Mrs. Dewey Hoxie and children came visit with Mrs. Famhnm Sills, sister of from Pendleton Tuesday to remain at 16 “BELOVED” Mrs. Snyder, and other relatives here. the W. B. Hoxie home until Mrs. Hoxie |j Phone Blayney Boydell Is driving a new returns from Salem about the 15th. ¡I Next Door to Brown Law Office Ford coupe. With John Boles and Gloria Stuart Little Donna Hoxie finds this climate Miss Frances McHargue of Boise was helpful for her asthma. a guest of her brother Warren Mc Hargue lash Wednesday. J Ul I l.rTl liMiMH lllllll I I 1.1:11111 I'l l!! l:i l l.lll I II County Clerk Roy Daley reports 5,777 voters on the registration books of Mal Annual Meeting of heur county. Of these 3550 may vote on the Republican ticket at the primaries Let’s Celebrate! May 18, 2094 are Democrats, 133 mis cellaneous. Let’s Dress Up! Mrs. Cora Newton returned Saturday For the Big Week End of Fun and Good Cheer from a Boise hospital. She is still un FOR OWYHEE CANYON DAYS, MAY 11-12 in Nyssa. When in town for Owyhee Canyon der the rare of Dr. C. A. Abbott at the Days make our store your headquarters. Lots of , Abbott home. Olrl Scouts met last night with their Will Be Held room for visiting. leaders Miss Margaret Young and Miss Harriet Ahearn. Plans were made for a WEDNESDAY, MAY 16, 1934 HERE’S SOME HOT SPECIALS TO Scout benefit movie at the Liberty theatre next Tuesday night, May 15, BRING YOU MORE GOOD CHEER when the picture "Miss Fane's Baby Is At Oregon Trail Park in Weiser, Ida. Stolen," will be presented. Scouts will ¿si ' sell tickets. Specials for Fri., Sat., Mon., May 11-12-14 B e Beautiful Liberty Theatre Rubye Lou Beauty Shop Caldwell’s Store S P E C IA L S I Farmers Cooperative Creamery Every dairyman is especially invited to attend SUGAR, 10 lb. b a g s................................. 52c SNOWDRIFT, 3 lb. c a n ................................. 43c SNOWDRIFT, 6 lb c a n ................................ 79c CROSLEY REFRIGERATOR HERE this meeting. The Sampson Wholesale company of —s = Boise, wholesale distributors of Crosley products, announce the appointment of ¿IMimmi M it mu in iii i ; i ww mu 11 iiiiiwihi mimi iiiiiti mi 11 u mtmìiiìm - iìiwmwbiwhww » » mw S Baldridge Implement Company a s dealers in Crosley Shelvador and Trl- Shelvador refrigerators for their Nyssa store. The Crosley refrigerator has many 1934 features. _Adv ms L RAISINS, 2 lb. packages............................... 13c PORK «6 BEANS, Van Camps, 300 size, 4 cans for ............................................. 21c AMAIZO OIL, pint c a n ................................. 19c AMAIZO OIL, quart c a n ............................... 35c SA Ilk# White Gloves—with the new organdie or fancy frilled cuff. 7 Don’t be fooled! TOMATO JUICE, Campbell’s, 3 f o r ......... 22c WHITE KING, large pkgs..............................27c SOAP, Giant size, P&G, 6 f o r .................... 25c WILSON GROCERY GALES hos designed thi s l o v e l i e s t of CANDY PACKAGES VERY mother will want such a thoughtfully pre pared Rift as this Gales Flower Basket Package. It's packed with an extravagant assortment of chocolates. Fruits, nuts, and cream centers—coated with de licious velvety chocolate. You’ll find this package only at Rexall Drug Stores. Reserve yours now. NYSSA, ORE. Paint when the sun shines Warm dry weather liclps any paint job. Paint now and rest content with your house for years to come. That s the job you'll get with E Everything in Fresh Vegtables and Fruits PHONE 21 Paint that’s too cheap "in the can" is too expensive on the job.” It won’t wear as it should either in length of time or in looks. But Bass-Hueter Paint wears years and years. That’s cheap” in the right place—on the job! 31c COCOANUT, 1 lb. celophane b ag s................19c W hite Purses in many pretty styles to match your white shoes, another new shipment of shoes just in. FOR) COFFEE, Yellow bag, 1 lb..............................16c CRACKERS, 3 lb. boxes......................... FOR LADIES— NYSSA PHARMACY The Rexall Store B-H m ixed PAINT 25 sparkling co lo n *220 gallon Oress up the porch Here's a paint built to stand up under scuffing feet and scraping chairs. Colors for both wood and concrete. B-H Quick-Drying PORCH AND FLOOP PAINT 95c Quart FREE BOOKLET! New informative booklet for home owners “It’s Time to Paint—What to Do and How It’s Done.” Ask for a copy. EDER HARDWARE CO. NYSSA OREGON Pure silk hose, p a ir .......................................59c Full-fashioned, service, chiffon ................... 69c Munsingwear h o se ...................................79c, $1 FOR MEN— New* Straw s.......................................................... 98c u p Shirts, good quality broadcloth .................. 98c Summer Neckties............................................35c u p Dress sox, 2 p a ir ........................................... 25c Dress S h o e s ..................................................$2.45 Up Suitable Gifts for Mother’s Day May 13th W ilson Drygoods NYSSA The Friendly Store OREGON