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About The Gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1910-1937 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 6, 1934)
MB NYSSA HIGH SC ,OOL NEWS JBu Thanksgiving vacation was prob- ably more welcomed this year by the faculty and the students than any year before. For twelve weeks they worked under great handicap and were well ready for a rest. The noise and Guarantee Work WYCKOFF JEWELRY STORE Official Time Inspector for Union Pacific Ontario Oregon «&aaaÉaMiiiÎÉMtfÉki around the gym during their .'♦tidy in Fossil; and Miss Denny who return periods, disturbing those who were try ed to her home in Wilder ing to have a class in another part. Nevertheless most of the students ha' “ commotion caused by having several conducted themselves properly and i classes In the same room has been try- j have showed that they could accom ‘«St- The changing of classes from the i plish things under great difficulty. church to the gymnasium has takenj Now that we have had a short vaca much of the study and recitation time. | tion and there are only a few more the coldest days it was almost im weeks until Christmas vacation, let us possible to have school because the gym all get down and really work and then couldn’t be made warm enough. The have a good time during the vacation! students have been without reference LETTERMAN’S CLUB ACTIVE books of any kind and have had to get books from the town library or from The Letterman's Club held a meeting some other source for their book re last Wednesday after school for the ports. Nearly all school activities have purpose of electing a president to suc been forgotten and the students Just ceed Ross Johnson, who was elected for come to school and have their recita this year, and to plan some way to tion and study under loud commotion raise money for buying new warm-ups and then go home again. for the basketball team. Freddie Spen But assuming these difficulties the cer was elected president. A box social faculty and the largest proportion of and smokers were suggested as a means the students have gone ahead, and a of raising the money. Martin Mont great deal has been accomplished. On gomery, Bela Sager and Paul Johnston thu other hand, there have been a few were put on a committee to plan for students who have not conducted them box social. Arthur Cook, Hampton selves quite as well as they could. There Claunch and Calvin Wilson were put on are some who always talk and run a committee to look into the question of putting on a smoker. LUf l BER COAL ABERDEEN COAL And Builders Supplies Come in and See Us! 1 GATE CITY JOURNAL, Ì;HURS„ DECEMBER 6, 1984. J ackson lumber C ompany Phone 47 for Coal NYSSA OREGON STUDENTS ANXIOUS The students are beginning to think that they will never get into the new school building. Monday morning they were informed that it would be after the Christmas holidays before arrange ments could be made for moving. The mornings are getting pretty cold and the students were hoping we could move at least by the tenth of this month. BASKETBALL WILL START Coach Young plans to start basket b a l l Wednesday evening. Probably meetings discussing fundamentals will be held at first. There will be 16 league games this year, and the first one will be early in January. There will be no Snake River Valley Tournament this year as last. The team winning the most league games during the schedule will be the winner of the cup. Nyssa hopes to have a winning team and with the support of the townfolk and stud ents, will have. JOKES PLAY POSTPONED Leuck: I swallowed a wish-bone yes Disappointment reached the play terday. cast and their director, Mrs. Haworth, Lonnie: W hat did you wish? last Monday morning when Mr. Hoi- Leuck: Wished I hadn't. lenberg informed them that the stage in the gymnasium could not be fixed Betty: Keith is a great man—in fact, until after the Christmas holidays. It a genius. will probably be given the second week Tiena: He does not hold that opinion in January. of you. Betty C.: Well, perhaps we are both TEACHERS AWAY THANKSGIVING mistaken. Among the high school faculty who spent Thanksgiving away from Nyssa Boss: How many orders did you get were Miss Rettie who visited her folks yest.::day? Salesman: I get two orders in one place. Boss: That’s the stuff! W hat were th-y? Sale man: One was to get out and th3 other was to stay out. Pyroil 100 Per Cent Anti-Freeze 25c Qt. Everready PRESTONE $2.95 Gal. Hot Water heaters, Nat ional batteries for popu lar cars—let us equip your car for cold weath er. Auto Repairing Welding Phone 56F2 PRUYN GARAGE Nyssa Oregon a These Cars are Going, Get Your’s Now THIS SALE OPENS NOW—PRICED TO SELL. BE SURE TO SEE THESE REAL BARGAINS IN OUR GARAGE WITH AN O. K. THAT COUNTS. Two 1933 CHEVROLET COACHES, new car guarantee, each ....................$575 1930 NASH COUPE, mechanically perfect ...................................................... $325 n 1930 CHEVROLET SEDAN, m echanically p e rfe c t........................................ $300 Miss Gearldine Bach from North Powder was the week end guest of Alta Campbell. Peter Jacobs, visitor from the coast, spent last week at the Jake Fischer home. WHERE WAS CHRIST FROM CRUCIFIXION TO RESURRECTION? Did not Christ promie sthe thief on the cross, "Today shalt thou be with me in paradise?” It is recorded thus in Luke. But how does this agree with the Bible teaching that the dead rest in their graves until the resurrection day? Punctuation is a modern invention. Bible writers had nothing to do with it. Modern translators did their best in punctuating the Bible, and we should thank them for it, but they made a few mistakes, one of which is in Luke 23:43, It will be proper to make a slight change. The repentent thief asked that he be remembered when Christ should come into His Kingdom. "And Jesus said un to him, I say unto thee today, Thou ¡halt bs with me in paradise. I would para phrase Christ’s words thus: I make you the promise this very day. Thou shait be with me in paradise. Did Christ go to paradise that day? No. Even after his resurrection He told Mary that He had not ascended to the Father. The Father’s throne is in par adise. Compare Rev. 2:7 with Rev. No, Christ did not go to Heaven when He died. He prophesied of His own ex perience in Matt. 12:40. "As Jonas was three days and three nights in the whale's belly; so shall the Son of man be three days and three nights in the heart of the earth." Jonah, or Jonas, was confined to the whale; Christ was confined to the earth. Did He do any preaching to lost souls during those three days and nights? 1 Peter 3:18-20 is often cited as proof that He did. Read it for yourself. It simply says that Christ, by His Spirit, in the days of Noah, preached to those who were bound in the prison house of sin, and that eight people were sav ed. Surely that has nothing to do with what Christ did while in the grave. Christ died for our sins, rested in the grave as other men do. and at the ap pointed time was raised to life again as a typo of what will take place on that great ressurection day when we may be priviledged to meet our loved ones.— U. B. Wise. 1929 CHEVROLET COACH, as i s .......................................................................... $150 1929 BUICK SEDAN, good sh a p e.......................................................................... $250 25 Other Cars From $15 Up 1930 CHEVROLET TRUCK, perfect s h a p a .......................................................$295 1929 CHEVROLET TRUCK, good shape ..........................................................$175 Several Other Good Trucks From $40 Up Cables Chevrolet Co. Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Webb of Twin Falls stopped for a short visit with Mrs. Webb's parents Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Cot- | ton when en route to Eugene to spend Thanksgiving with Mr. Webbs parents. “GIVE A WATCH” The Finest Christmas Gift of All See our fine selection of Hamiltons, Elgins, 111- onois, Waltham and Gruen Models— 14.75 up. Swiss Styles..................................... $6.75 and up Also complete Ingersoll, Mickey Mouse and Boy Scout watches in wrist or pocket $1.00 to $2.95 «4» Liberty Theatre Saturday, December 8—One Night Only John Wa ayn e in “WEST OF T HE DIVIDE” Sunday, December 9—One Night Only Pat O’Brien and Ann Dvorak in “I SELL ANYTHING” MEAT FOR BREAKFAST Guilds for an Efficient Day's Wort Savory SA U SA G E Crisp, appetizing BACO N Delicious LAMB CH O PS Enticing breakfast STEAKS and other cuts AT OUR MARKET Nyssa Packing Co. NYSSA, OREGON Monday and Tuesday Nights, Dec. 10 and 11 Men Only—Dr. Voltaire in “DAMAGED LIVES” Matinee Tues. afternoon, 2 p. m.—Ladies only W ednesday, December 12—On« Night Only “CARAVAN” Charles Boyer, Loretta Young, Jean Parker Thursday, December 13 Margaret Sullavan in “LITTLE MAN WHAT NOW” Ho lstein Milk Health Uiqor Vitality Whenever y o u s e e bright-eyed, active young sters brimming over with health and vitality it is certain they are receiving a plentiful supply of prop er nourishment. Milk is the only single food prod uct which contains all the nutritive elements neces sary to promote health and growth. A liberal use of it strengthens the mus cles and vitalizes the blood. There is no waste to it, and it is a very eco nomical article of diet for the whole family. D ark [ YES Kiddies thrive on Holstein milk because it comes from large, vigorous, healthy cows and contains an abundance of nature's vitalizing and growth-producing elements. Its fat content is such as not to cause digestive disorders. It contains lime for strengthen ing the bones and teeth, its proteins build muscle and its vitamines produces growth. Permanent E y e Brow and Lash Darkener. Holstein milk is produced for this city under strict sanitary inspection standards. It comes from healthy Holstein cattle and it reaches you through dependable distributing channels. Approved, absolutely safe and harmless, easy to apply, full applica tion in 10 minutes. 75c A sk Your D ealer for Holstein M ilk RUBYE LOU BEAUTY SHOPPE Phone 16 Oregon , » GINZEL JEWELRY SHOP Opposite Moore Hotel Ontario, Ore. Friday, December 7 Roger Prvor, Heather Angel, Victor Moore “ROMANCE IN THE RAIN” A Romantic Comedy with catchy tunes and Pretty Settings. | t 1 f ’ It Makes the Youngsters Grow 1928 DODGE COUPE, mechanically perfect .................................................... $200 1928 CHEVROLET COUPE, only...........................................................................$75 Valley View—A Thanksgiving pro gram was held at the schoolhouse Wednesday afternoon. The following program was given: poem. Everyday, Thanksgiving; p o e m , Grandfather G ay’s Thanksgiving; song; poem. Cus tard Pie; reading. Neddy’s Thanksgiv ing; song Thanksgiving; play, Court ship ol Miles Standish. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Duyn were guests of Mr. and Mrs, John Molcnaar Thanksgiving day. Mr. and Mrs. Alva Amidon had as their guests Lester and Virgil Belisle for Thanksgiving. Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Brewer are spend ing a few days in Buhl, Idaho. Mrs Harry Billups and Miss Elsie W alter attended t h e Recreational School held at the Grange hall. The young people of Valley View had another meeting Friday evening. One feature that was very interesting was the formation of a Kangaroo court. Judge (in dentist chair): Do you swoir to pull the tooth, the whole tooth and nothing but the tooth? 2 2 : 1 , 2 . For Sale Cheap VALLEY VIEW PROGRAM ENJOYED SUNSHINE DAIRY Clean Milk—A Home Product F. W. OSTERKAMP, Prop. NYSSA OREGON
