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About The Gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1910-1937 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 13, 1934)
Eagles Auxiliary BIG BEND P-T-A PLANS FOR Gives Shower For MAKE XMAS PROGRAM Mrs. Jake Fisher vw . . GATE CITY JÓURMALjritims,, bfeCEMBEU 13,1931 KCLONY P-T-A MEETING KASAABAS INITIATE MAY HAVE AMATEUR NIGH »S AT THEATRE'* SIStUR HERE FOUR NEW MEMBERS nn/^on ... Regular meeting of Kingman Kotany P-T-A was held at the schoolhouse Four new members were initiated in ____ j December 7. A very delightful program { was given by the school children. A to the Royal Order of the Kasaabas at Big Bend—A very large crowd at- new electric range has been installed the regular meeting Sunday night.. tended the P.-T. A. meeting at the for the use of hot lunches, which are Those who were accepted into the order The Eagles Auxiliary held their reg home of Mrs. Case Muntjewerff Friday. now being served to all school children. were W. C. Jackson, Tom Burton, Bill ular meeting Friday evening. After A delicious pot luck lunch was enjoy- j A Christmas program with a corn Hipp and Lau Monce of Ontario. After routine business was taken care of a ed. Plans were made for the Christmas munity tree and treats for the children initiation a pleasant evening was spent shower was held for Mrs. Jake Fisher, entertainment. The January meeting is being planned for December 21. Mrs. at cards. Lunch was served. who received many nice gifts. Mrs. H. will be "Family Night’’ when the men C. C. Cotton, P.-T. A. president ap- B. Hoxie, Mrs. Rock Shelton and Mrs. | will be the honor guests. ’ pointed the following committee to GOOSE HUNTERS ARE LUCKY Earl Danley were in charge of refresh Rev. Benthin of Parma will conduct | make arangements, Mrs. R. R. Over: ments which were served at the close service at the Wade school house next street, Mrs. Dan Holly, Mrs. John Hoi- Sunday evening, December 16, at ly, Mrs. H. R. Otis, Mrs Conrad Martin, It isn't often that each hunter can eight o’clock. Music and sermon will Mrs. Wm. Toombs, Mrs. E. E. Elliott return from the hunt with the coveted MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER pertain to the coming Christmas fes and Mrs. Maurice Judd. goose. A pary of hunters consisting of Mr. Hauser, county club leader, will Roy Pounds, E. D. Norcott, Artie Rob Mrs. Lem Wilson and her daughter tival. A cordial invitation is extended be with us in January for an achieve ertson, Ed. Pruyn, Ted Baird and Mike Mrs. Clarence Mull entertained with a to all to attend. Mr. and Mrs. Campbell were visitors ment program. The P-T-A is also lay Gamble each returned with a goose miscellaneous shower for Mrs. Felton ing plans for a carnival in the near from the waters of the Owyhee river Duncan at the Duncan home last Tues in Caldwell Saturday. day afternoon. About 30 guests enjoy Grange will meet next Tuesday even future. back of the dam. ed a pleasant afternoon of visiting and ing. All members are requested to be Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Short and son the delicious lunch served by the host preesnt and greet the new officers. REBEKAH LODGE Buddy spent Friday on the Owyhee esses. The honoree received many nice Mrs. Clara Jean of Orchard Tract goose hunting. They were also lucky in gifts. came Friday for a visit with Mr. and bagging their game. Mrs. Wm. Sweet. The Rebekah lodge met Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. B ,G. Roberts and Mr. night for a social and business meet and Mrs. Dyre Roberts spent last Wed ing. A delegation from the Ontario SUPPER CLUB Little Peggy Pounds has been 111 of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. McCoy were hosts nesday shopping in Boise. lodge attended and brought the Friend the measles. Dale Ashcraft is building a new house ship Links to this lodge. The F. L. T. to the Supper Club Friday evening After an evening of cards Mrs. Dewey on his ranch in Kingman Kolony. Links are passed from lodge to lodge, Mr. Hammer of Caldwell was a busl creating a friendly feeling among Ray won first prize and Mr. Francis ness visitor in Bend Tuesday. Burger won low. lodges. After the meeting bunco was Mrs. Grover Lee and N. S. Phelan played and a lunch served. About 40 transacted business in Ontario Thurs were present. day. MR. AND MRS. CLUB The Red Cross stamps for District Mr. and Mrs. Famham Sills were 46 and 47 were given to the school REBEKAH BAZAAR hosts to the Mr. and Mrs. bridge club children Monday to sell and it is hop Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Earl ed both districts will be able to dispose Harman were guests. After an evening of their allotment. “Around the World by Christmas" is of cards Mrs. Dick Adams achieved Boyce Van de Water, who was called the slogan adopted by the Rebekah high score and Frank Hall second. to Kansas, owing to the death of his lodge in advertising their bazaar which will be held this Friday and Saturday father, returned home last Tuesday. H. R. Hatch transacted business in in the Tensen building. Booths repre SURPRISE PARTY senting different nations will be fixed Vale last Thursday. A group of friends gave Marvin Pen- E. H. Brumbach spent last week in with fancy work, cooked food and farm rod a pa ty Saturday night in honor of Vale attending county court. produce for sale. his 65th birthday. The evening was Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Prosser spent spent in playing pinochle with Mrs. Saturday in Boisd shopping and visit Xmas Fred Walmsey of Parma was a busi Claud Wilson and Mr. Penrod winning ing relatives. Grandmother Prosser re ness visitor here Monday. high scores. The guests brought a lovely turned home with them for a visit. £ birthday cake and lunch. Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Hatch enter tained a number of their friends at a J' Remember there Is a Safety "Chilia party" Saturday evening. > v Limit to bargain prices—Consider HANDKERCHIEF SHOWER Mr. and Mrs. J. Lee Baldridge re- | ij the materials used plus the time Misses Mae and Sue Kiser entertain turned home Friday from an extended at takes to give a wave. ed the Jolly Janes Tuesday evening visit with relatives in Illinois, also a j with a handkerchief shower for Misses visit to the Century of Progress. Claudena and Charlena Crawford, cele brating their birthday. Three tables of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fry and Mrs. J, Phone 16 bridge were in play with Mrs. Herschel Thompson winning high score and Miss B. Smith spent Monday in Payette at | Nyssa Oregon | Doris Smith, low. The host.s__s served the Earl Dean home. »gOOOOOOO O OOOOC'&OOOO Ooo oo» a nice lunch. Mjs. S. Jones and sons, Hubert, Charles and Tommie visited with Mrs. Duffy, daughter of Mrs. Jones, Sunday. CONTEST PARTY The Epis.ap.il Sunday School held a party ' inday : '.ght at the Parish hall closing an attendance contest which was held the last three weeks. Nellie Jean Schweizer, was captain of the lc;:ing side which entertained Marzene Hollenberg, and her winning team. Prizes for games were won by Leona Ray, Betty Cook, Nellie Jean Schweizer. Refreshments were served at the close LEGION MEET A T ONTARIO NEXT TUESDAY WANTED TURKEYS, ;i RUBYE LOU $ BEAUTY SHOPPE $ CHICKENS, GEESE All Kinds of Poultry Highest Market Prices Will Be Paid MONDAY BRIDGE Mrs. Dick Young entertained Mon day bridge club with a nice party Mon day afternoon for members and two tables of guests. Decorations were re mindful of the Christmas holidays. Mrs. Howard Larson won high and Mrs. Eddie Powell low prize for members. Mrs. Leo Hollenberg won the guest prize. The hostesses served a delicious lunch. DINNER FOR McLINGS Mr. and Mrs. Bert Lienkaemper en tertained at dinner for Mr. and Mrs. W. F McLing last Tuesday evening. On Sunday evening Mr. and Mrs. Ernest McClure were hosts for the Mc- Lings at dinner. SUNSHINE CLUB Mrs. Oce Schweizer and Mrs. Ellis Walters were hostesses to the Sunshine club of Rebekah lodge at the Schweizer home Wednesday aftemon. Mrs. Dave Dugger was operated on at the Holy Rosary hospital in Ontario Saturday. She is recovering nicely. Grandma Seabum, who has been sick the past three weeks is now able to be up. Large External Type Permanent Wave Machines Cost much more than other types. WHY? We think because the finished permanent is better. We have the only one of this kind In town. See Us For Your Holi day Permanent. Our Special is Still on. Evelyn’s Beauty Shop NYSSA Al Thompson Nyssa Make Gift Selections ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES THIS NEW MAYTAG. PLENTY OF SERVICE IN THIS MACHINE FOR— $ 109.50 DRUG STORE* EVERY GOOD HOUSEHOLD MAN AGER WANTS A MAYTAG FOR CHRISTMAS. INVESTIGATE O U R LINE AND BE CONVINCED. THIS MACHINE SELLS FOR— Gvt+h* CAVINGS of •>$$• $69.5» a® , Eder Hardware WE SELL THE GRUNOW RADIO NO MJODLKMAM PLAN ^ NYSSA PHARMACY Nyssa Oregon SAVE with SAFET't a t j | r t x a i t DRUG T R f 5 0 Electrical appliances are among the most practical and at tractive gifts you can select. Their value is measured in terms of years of useful service. ? ~— - t) B ' 1 ) *------- Î From This List of “Gifts That Keep On Giving” y « V Heating P a d s...........................$3.50 to $7.50 Electric Iron s...........................$2.95 to $7.95 Room H eaters.........................$4.95 to $7.95 T oasters.................................. $2.95 to $16.00 Percolators...............................$5.95 to $7.95 Coffee M akers........................$2.75 to $17.75 G rills......................................... $5.95 to $9.95 Percolator and U r n s.............$5.95 to $19.95 Vacuum C leaners................$39.95 to $59.50 W affle Iro n s..........................$4.95 to $14.50 Electric Ironers........................$59.50 and $64.50 Electric R a n g es........................ $74.50 to $193.00 Electric W ashers..................$59.50 to $69.50 G. E. Refrigerators.......... $88.50 to $348.00 Health L am ps.........................$9.95 to $39.95 Health Lam ps..........................$9.95 to $39.95 Hot P la te s .............................. $3.95 to $11.50 Food M ixers..........................$20.95 to $22.75 Electric Water Heaters .. $63.50 and $74.50 Certified Study Lamps $ 7.95 Certified Floor Lamps , $18.95 Pin-it-up L am p s................ $ 1.95 Renu-a-lite L am ps........$ 2.45 ä . Jfff' u <05 w unoj n Choose electrical appliances for gifts this Christmas and your rememberances will be among the most appreciated of all. They meet every requirement that an appropriate gift should possess— beauty . . . convenience .. . and lasting usefulness. <££> Make your selection early, while there is ample time for the proper consideration of each gift and while stocks of electrical appliances are so complete. Choose from this Helpful List RADIOS FOOD MIXERS VACUUM CLEANERS ELECTRIC RANGES PERCOLATOR SETS CURLINO IRONS REFRIGERATORS WATER HEATERS ELECTRIC WREATHS WASHING MACHINES 8EWINO MACHINES TREE LIOHTINO SETS IRONERS URN BETS CIGAR LIGHTERS ELECTRIC IRONS ROOM HEATERS HEATING PADS STUDENT LAMPS TOASTERS FLOOR LAMPS PERCOLATORS ENGINE HEATERS WAFFLE IRONS SUN LAMPS o® ■» ® «0 — I d ä f S S K From the time we get up in the morning until it is time to go to bed at night electrical appliances play an important part in our daily routine of living. Visit the stores that sell electrical appliances and see the splendid collections of electrical gifts arranged for your inspec tion and selection. The variety and comprehensiveness of the dis plays will provide a wealth of suggestions for choosing appro priate gifts. J* * SAVE HOURS OF DRUDGERY WITH !■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ! JD_PV I \ A Practical Gift Are the most Practical, Useful and Attractive Christmas Gifts of All “The Fanner's Own Co-Op“ Phone 26 ; Maytag washer JOHNSON VARIETY Likes to Help With Your CHRISTMAS WANTS ! NYSSA TAILOR™* ! J 1 SHOP j A £ Give Yourself a £ Present of a £ Genuine Combo k Ringlette $ PERMANENT £ BUY YOURSELF------- - ; The Jess Thompson and Al Thomp Itn JnaoM ; . ,,m .JfU Iswnik| J son families enjoyed a visit with their 1 M a; ’ -»rr ' „ sister Mrs. Lillie Ambrose of Jerome Arrangements are being made to ' ■ ■ ■ivHAjnxa ! pRESENT and her son Harold Estes and wife of start am ateur Vaudeville acts a t the Wendell, from Saturday until Monday. The Charlie Thompsons brought the Liberty Theatre aftei* tire-; hoHdays visitors to Nyssa from Emmett where j with enough attractions offered to in they had been their guests for a few terest local talent hi preparing acts for presentation on the stage. Prizes will be Kahn Tailor Made Suits Reduce^) days. given each week and a grand prize for For the Holiday trade— —* the best act. The winners will also have a tryout over the radio with a $44.50 reduced t o .................$3Up possible chance of breaking into the $36.50 reduced to .............. S33H0 rich field of radio entertainment. Any $33.50 reduced to one interested in preparing an act, or ....*•....... ? r those desiring more information are requested to get in touch with Tom 1 Burton. o il* Next Tuesday night the Legionnaires Iowa and their Auxiliary will meet at On nLm tario for a conference, taking up m at Ted Ansel, carpenter for Bernard- ters of interest to ex-service men. The Cuitis company left Wednesday for his state commander, adjutant and other home in Pasco, Wash., to spend the saiud state officers are expected to be present. winter. Electrical Equipment Sales Association COFFEE MAKERS TELECHROME CLOCKS SOLDERINO IRONS ELECTIC WATER SYSTEMS
