The Gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1910-1937, June 14, 1934, Image 3

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    GATE CITY JOURNAL, THURSDAY, JUNE 14,1934.
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GIFTS FOR THE BRIDE
Rings, Watches, Jewelry for the nicest of Gifts
MUSICIANS—We cany the best of strings and
reeds for musical instruments.
Fifcr Jewelry Store
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A rose covered trellis formed the
background for the pretty wedding at
the W G. Campbell home Sunday after­
noon when Miss Gladys Campbell be­
came the bride of Chester Sager, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Sager of Nyssa.
The ring ceremony was performed by
Rev. Floyd E. White.
Charmingly gowned in sky blue geor­
gette, the bride carried a shower bou­
quet of Cecil Bruner roses and Madon­
na lilies. Her only attendant was her
sister Miss Alta Campbell who wore
pink organdie and carried pink carna­
tions. Earl Sager was best man. Miss
Dorothy Compton of Boise, cousin of
the bride, played Lohengrin's Bridal
Chorus. Misses Pauline and Ruth Wolfe
sang “I love You Truly.” and "Bells of
St. Maries.” Refreshments were servod
at the close for the fifty guests attend­
ing.
The groom was graduated from Nys-
sa high school in 1931 and in 1933 at­
tended the Nazarene College at Nam­
pa. For the present the young couple
will reside at the Campbell home.
Guests from out of town were sisters
of Mrs. Campbell, Mrs. Nora Compton
and family of Boise and Mrs. Pearl
Stanley and daughter Fern of Nampa,
Claud Keisler of Boise, Misses Edna,
Mamie and Nina Mahan of Parma.
Mrs. Stanley and daughter remained
for the week. Flowers for the trellis
were from the J. T. Long and J. C.
Beam gardens. Mrs. Bernard Frost as­
sisted Mrs. Campbell in decorating.
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Splurge with color on the furnishings that make
your porch so livable in summer. If you’re in doubt
about colors to use see our Color Harmony Selec­
tors. They suggest the gayest combinations!
Wipe out wear’n’tear
6-H Quick-Drying
Porch and Floor Paint
Fresh charm for furniture
A pint or two of colorful fresh
paint will do wonders for wood
and wicker chairs and tables.
And it costs so little. The finish
to use is
B-HLustreiacEnaipe!
WIICK-MYIM
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Quart—95c
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Pint—70c
Quart—$1.10
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.
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EDER HARDWARE C o.|
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A re Your
Tires Safe
for
Su mmer :
The danger of blow­
outs increases as roads
g e t h o tte r — b e tte r
replace thin tires now.
See the greater value
we offer in new
G oodyears b eca u se
Goodyear Dealers sell
th e m o st tir e s —by
millions!
G OOD/TEAR
T be Gr e a t e s t Na m e in R u b b e r
H IC H Q U A L IT Y
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Jordan Valley—Marlon Wroten Is
building a new residence on his ranch
southwest of Jordan.
Joe Gluck was brought In from South
M ountain last week quite 111.
Mrs. Wm. C. Noble and daughter
Evelyn visited friends In Boise and Nys­
sa last week
Miss Angela Maher of Horseshoe
Bend is visiting her sister Mrs. Jacalyn
I Haines.
| Mrs. Oliver Young of Sheavllle has
been visiting her mother Mrs. Clyde
Stulls.
Jordan Valley friends were sorry to
learn of the death of Hon. Will R.
King, 70, at W ashington D. C. last
week. He was born and reared in Jor­
dan Valley and practiced law in O n­
tario a number of years before receiving
his appointment as chief counsel for
the reclamation bureau at W ashington.
Virginia Overton Is recovering from
a fracture of th e elbow, suffered when
she fell from a Irrge rock while visiting
her aunt at Sweet. Idaho.
Wm. Johnston and wife are staying
at the Remsen place.
Miss Ruth Lessman, daughter of
Joseph Lessman of the Cliffs, will grad­
uate June 3 from Good Sam aritan hos­
pital In Portland where she has been
in training several years.
W hile In the valley Courtland Horn
of Greenleaf was bitten by a tick and
contracted fever. He is under a doctor’s
contracted spotted fever. He Is under a
doctor’s care in Caldwell.
Mr. and Mrs. Pud Long and daughter
Evelyn came in from their camp Tues­
day. Gayle McCoy returned home with
them after a two weeks visit at camp.
COLLEGE FRIENDS HERE
Miss Grace Posey entertained Col­
lege of Idaho friends at two tables of
bridge on Thursday. Mrs. Kirby Rob­
erts of Rosweli won first prize, Mrs.
Wilbur Roberts of Adrian, consolation.
COLOR for summer porches
Maybe ypur porch floor only
needs a coat or two of fresh
paint to give it new life. You
get a tough durable surface for
wood or concrete with
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R a n c h e r b u il d s
AT JORDAN VALLEY
TAKES 6 INCHES
OFF HIPS AND BUST
MONDAY BRIDGE
The SAFE ' Vay 10 Reduce
Mrs. Ted Newell entertained Monday | “For three mouths I’ve used Krushen
bridge club at a chicken luncheon and ^alts — I’ve lost 45 lbs. — taken 6 inches
cards the forepart of the week. Tables ’ bust— 3 bottles gave me splendid re-
were centered with roses. Mrs. Bernard j suits.." Mrs. Carl Wilson.
Frost won first prize, Mrs. Farnhem j A half teaspoonful of Kruschen In
Sills, low. Guests were Mrs. Frost, Mrs. I 8 glass of hot water every morning is
the secret how overweight folks can re­
Dean Smith.
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duce SAFELY and at the same time
gain physical attractiveness. One bot-
WEDDING DINNER
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Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Long gave a din- j le lasts 4 weeks. You can get Kruschen
ner Thursday night in honor of Mi-, Salts at any dru& store in the world.—
and Mrs. A. L. Barker who were recent­ Adv.
ly married in Caldwell. The bride Is
their granddaughter and has been a
frequent visitor in their home. Guests •v illin i i : ì in linn in 1:11:11:111111 ii.iiri i¡n rn ¡i m i l
included Miss Helen Lackey of Ontario
and the Dr. John Long family who are
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here from Salem.
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FOR MRS. LAWRENCE
Members of the younger set enjoyed a
shower in honor of Mrs. Ralph Law­
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rence, recent bride, at the Dean Smith = Invites you to bring in —
home Thursday afternoon which was
given by Miss Doris Smith and Miss 1 your old shoes. What |
Claudena Crawford. At the end of a | may seem beyond re- §
treasure hunt the bride found many
delightful gifts. Clever little prizes were | pair might be made into I
given at the close of games and lunch­ 2 a good understanding |
eon was served. Miss Darlene Dunaway
of Portland was the only out of town | and add a few steps to 2
guest.
| economy.
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SUPPER CLUB
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Harman gave a de­
lightful dinner party for the supper
club on Sunday evening. Mrs. Wm.
Schireman held high score, Mr. Har­
man second.
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Nyssa, Oregon
IN APPLE VALLEY
Apple Valley—Hogue company will
complete the harvest of a bumper crop
of early peas In Apple Valley the fore-
a ri of next week. During the harvest
which opened several weeks ago Tom
Clendening has served as field boss,
Bernard W am tjnes as pocking house
foreman In Parma. A large number of
the pickers will be transferred to the
strawberry harvest at New Meadows by
the Hogue company. There will be work
fo.- 400 pickers at New Meadows.
Jess Albertson has been spraying for
the potato beetle which is quite preva­
lent tills season.
Mrs. Jim Perkins sister Ina Mac Rae
has gone to Portland owing to their
mother's illness.
The Wesley G auntlet fam ily of Gold
I Beach. Ore. have been visiting her par-
1 an te Me nnrl »fee D C ITnTnttrea
ents Mr. and Mrs. R. S. McIntyre.
G len Van Landinghams have gone to
Pocatello where Glen has work.
Mrs. Ray Danforth and Mrs. Wm.
Matzen entertained the ladles aid
Thursday at the Danforth home.
Mr. Bayliss and a crew of m en from
Caldwell have been working on the
highway connection Into Nyssa.
A. F. Sm ith of the Boise mattress
factory was here on business Monday.
Walter Gerloch of New Plymouth
called at the Rev. W hite home Mon­
day.
Children's
Permanents
See
9:30 Church Service».
10:30 Sunday 8chool.
Rev. Stanley Moore.
PROTECT WHAT
YOU HAVE
INSURE WITH SURE
ED. W. PRUYN
For Auto Repairing
Battery Service
Welding
Oregon
N yssa
INSURANCE
With
FRANK T. MORGAN
Nyssa
Oregon
Make
CANNING!
You will find it an easy and pleasant task if you
use one of our Cold Pack Canners. 9-Pint, 7
Quart or 4 1-2 Gallon. Adjustable size. Saves
fuel, time and tem p er......... see them today.
Regular $3.50 Oil
Permanent Not Harmful
to Hair
ONLY $2.50
Friday and Saturday
Only
Age: Up to 12 Years
Make Appointment
Now!
What could be more appetizing after a hot day
than a freezer of ice cream?
Freezes Cream Easily and Quickly
2 QUART FR EEZER...........$1.19
Drop In Any Time
Rubye Lou
Beauty Shop
Phone
Renewals come from J. B. Sm ith,
Merle Johnson. Nyssa; R. R. Richard­
son. Hill City, Idaho.
A new subscriber Is Watson K etchen
of the reclamation staff.
Wm. Holady has changed the address
of his Journal from Nyssa to Dead Ox
Flat where the Holadys have rented a
potato acreage this season.
Easier This Summer
Baldridge Implement Co.
NYSSA
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PHONE 113
OREGON
Farmers’
Co-operative
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BOXY ’o Z Z SI ill. TUE.
Continuous Performance Sunday 2 P. M.-10 P. M
Creamery
INVITES THE DAIRYMEN of this community
to investigate and make comparison with other creameries
S T O R M IN G
THE
W O N D ER A N D
of the northwest and determine for yourself the advan-
tages to be had by being a member of this organization.
A report of 1933 shows a return to the members of
more than 15 per cent above the average cash price paid
in this territory.
5 Big Shows
In This
Wonder
Show!
Added for Fun—Mickey Mouse, Comedy,
Latest News
FRIDAY-SATURDAY, JUNE 15-16
Victor McLaglen, Boris Karloff in
“THE LOST PATR ' "
A Powerful Story by John Ford
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Lawrence Service Station
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Ross Parkinson, Prop.
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pe a h a r v e s t ends
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Expert Leather Work ^
| NYSSA SHOE SHOP
Journal Ads Are Your
Shopping Guide.
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THANK YOU
WEDNESDAY-THURSDAY, JUNE 20-21
The “Lady Killer” is back—James Cangey in
“JIMMY THE GENT’
His Code—Ladies Foist—When a Gent Ain’t in
No Hurry.
Has established and maintained a higher price level
for butterfat.
For Further Information W rite
Farmers’ Co-operative
Creamery
Payette, Idaho