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About The Gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1910-1937 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 21, 1935)
GATE CITY JOURNAL, THURSÖ a V, f e r k ü ÁKY 2 1 ,lfttó y - iras. • fri . ■ sai . FARM TOPICS Nyeoa. Edited by Oregon BALDRIDGE IMPLEMENT CO. “Slim" McLmg was In the other the nation would feel a day and purchased several gal bit Maybe optimistic If the girls lons of Fuller's Pure Prepared would more get paint. See us for your paint of the red. their finger-nails out needs. . . . | time ago Tony Mazac A Negro was endeavoring to was A short in our wanting a water make clear to a friend Just what system. We store fixed him up with a constitutes oratory. "I will eluci Red Jacket Automatic date,” he said. “If you say black This is a compact and very system. am white dat am foolish. But If ient pump, and prices are effic you says black am white an' reasonable. See us for pumps very of betters like a bull, an' pounds the all kinds. table with both fists, dat am oratory!” A newly created papa received the glad tidings In a telegram: We recently got a cob carrier "Hazel gave birth to a little girl chain for Tom Johnson’s corn this morning; both doing well." shelter. repairs you may On the message a sticker need we can secure for you If we reading: “When you was want a boy do not have them In stock. call Western Union.” Purina, James Cagney—Pat O’Brien, Margaret Lindsey—Frank McHugh in “Devil Dog's of the Air” Follow up hit to “Here Comes the Navy” Also Chapter 6 “Tailspin Tommy” | COAL-WOOD | | = § Any quantity from carload to sackful. See Us Before You Build = Lumber and Builder Supplies | | JACKSON LUMBER COMPANY | Dale Garrison just purchased a We have a good used electric new Oreat Western range from cream on hand. If you us. This Is one of the oldest and are in separator the market for one, better best lines of stoves made. When see It. in need of stoves get our prices. w. w. w. Aberdeen Coal All sizes from lump to stoker slack. H PHONE 47 NYSSA, ORE. H 3201000001020200020100000202020102000101000200000001090401 Carrying On The War each Senior bring 10c and also pay his class dues. A new system of grading is being started In school. Each teacher has a bulletin posted telling the assign ments for a weelc. On the bulletin Is a maximum amount of work to do In a week, also a minimum. Those students who expect to get a grade of “one" or “two” must do the max tmum amount. This Is expected to do away with the old faithful excuse "I didn't know the assignment." This time we shall put In each class from freshman to the Seniors. She Is slender with dark hair and merry bblue eyes. She lives In Ad rian. When one Is Just in his first year of high school It Is difficult to know all his good or bad qualities. However from our observations of this girl we may truthfully say she possesses many more of the former than the latter. The Sophomore Is new to this school. He having recently moved from Colorado out here. He has curly blond hair and blue eyes. Although he has only been here a The Physics class looks forward to short time he made the second team the'days when they get to expert In basketball. We are sure he Is a ment In the lab. Tuesday they ex very welcome addition to our school. perimented with voltmeters and They found the resist The Junior Is a member of the ammeters. of some copper wire. Some of Lettermens club. He wears one of ance the people In the class like to see the new sweaters. The coat type how much electricity they can take with two strl|>es. Doesn't go out for basketball but evinces great Interest Members of the Junior class are In the popular gome of football. He Those two chin bustin’ Irishmen, James Cagney and Pat O’Brien, to get their senior rings has brown hair and blue eyes. Out planning who battled tiy-ough ' Here Comes the Navy” are now scrapping it this spring, so that they will have side of school hours Is a very pro the pleasure of wearing them all out In the Marine Corps in the Cosmopolitan Production 'Devil fessional ambulance driver. Dogs of the Air,” which Warner Bros, will present at the ROXY THEATRE on Thursday-Friday-Saturday. , The Senior Is a girl with dark next summer. brown hair and green eyes. Is the The people In the art class are secretary-treasurer of the class. Be making many kinds of bowls, nut Ness Hatt has marketed two car longs to the GAA and participates cups, pin trays from rolling a loads of steers the past month. In most of the girls athletics. Is very paper and cerpentine. They are made Mrs. John Hite has gone to On much chagrined because of her new from mixed tario for an Indefinite visit with her g' .sses When she graduates this shellaced. colors or plain and then parents. Her father Is seriously ill wing we will lose a good student Her two children accompanied her and a loyal supporter. One day in a Geometry test Ruth- and will attend school in Ontario handed a paper In signed. Mae Owyhee—On Thursday afternoon for the present. "lie Seniors had their pictures elyn West. 14 Owyhee P.-T. A. met at Mrs. Oscar Pinkston received word ' an last Friday by Mr. Bevins of Mr. Young—Why did you sign February the school house for Its regular of the death of her son George N . The proofs came Monday your paper Mae West? A Valentine party was put in Wyoming last week. <ng and Mr. Bevins took the Ruthelyn—Because I done ’em meeting. on by Mrs. Clare J. Baker and Miss James Monday afternoon. Ray Cantrall and family have wrong. Crete Marie Foster for their pupils moved to Nyssa. The new tenants and to celebrate Founder's day. The GAA furnished the entertain are expected to arrive this week at ment for the regular student body MOTHERS AND DAUGHTERS In the early afternoon games were the ranch which they recently pur played by the school children after chased from Mr. Cantrall. meeting last Friday. It consisted of a BANQUET IS POSTPONED dance by Mickey Hite, a short skit which the Valentine box was open Charles Schweizer as leased the having various students representing ed and Valentines distributed. Mrs. Reeca ranch and will move members of the faculty and yell Ruby Rust recited several childrens John week. Gene and Louis Prf.t practice. The following girls were In The Mothers and Daughters ban poems. Candy and popcorn were this have leased the Overstreet ranch the skit: Vera Garrison, Harriet quet which was to have been given passed by the pupils. for the past three years by and Isobel Sarazln, Nellie Jean Sch this Friday evening at the church P.-T. A. convened at four o’clock | operated Mr. Schweizer. weizer and Vlrgnla Miller. has been postponed Indefinitely on with president Mrs. Nell Dimmlck j Baling of hay is finished at the account of conflicting with the en charge, Members decided to have ' Russell Patton farm. About a thous The Seniors had a short class tertainment to be given by the com In the Nyssa Epworth League put on and tons have been signed up for meeting last Friday to make plans mercial club. their operetta “WindmHls of Hol shipment by Mr. Davidson, the larg for getting funds with which to buy land.” They also decided to send est amounts being those belonging their lights. It was decided to have USE JOURNAL WANT ADS money to Nyssa to help furnish the to Fred Kingback and Albert Rust, rest room In the new school. A Mr. and Mrs. Fred Klingback were Pounders Day cake and coffee was to Sweet, Idaho, last week by served at the close to a good crowd. called sudden death of Mr. Klingback. The membership committee has the sister-in-law. Mrs. Charles Kling signed up twenty-five members. back. Mrs. J. B. Coulter of Pritchet, Colo., has come to Join her husband They expect to build a house soon. They are at the home of their FEEL TIRED , ACHY- daughter Mrs. E. Crocker. E. E. Crocker and J. B. Coulter at “A LL WORN O UT?” IF YOUR CAR ISN’T PROPERLY tended the Corn-Hog meeting at the Get Rid of Poisons That Wade school last Saturday. SERVICED The Misses Louise and Margaret Make You 111 Kingback gave a delightful party 9 a constant backache keeping Let U* Serve You With The Be*t Friday evening for members of you miserable? 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