The Gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1910-1937, February 21, 1935, Image 12

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Newspaper Page Textf GATE CITY JOURNAL, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1&6 WORK STARTS panled by Mrs. Wm. DeOrofft. Those taking pert In the candle ■ lighting ceremony were Mrs. Fred OBSERVES FOUNDERS Lowe, Mrs. Loyd Adams, Mrs. Alfred DAY LAST FRIDAY Adams. Mrs. John Bowen. Mrs. Al bert Hopkins and Mrs. Chas. Thom ason. A large crowd enjoyed refresh The Oregon Trail P.-T. A. observed ments consisting of the birthday Founder’s Day Friday, February 15. cakes and coffee. Group singing of The business session was conducted P.-T. A. songs were enjoyed. by Albeit Hopkins. The program was prepared by Mrs. Franklin Fry and Mrs. Wm. DeOrofft. Mrs. Glen Harold Hoxle came down from Holmes. Mrs. Lucille Johnston and ! Beulah dam Monday night and ex Mrs. J. B. Smith gave talks; Miss pects to spend about a week at Dorothy Lowe sang a solo accom- ' home. TUESDAY OREGON TRAIL P-T-A ON CLEANING PROJECT (Continued from page 1) Mr. and Mrs. Ben Barker of Apple to the number of dependants and Mrs. Famham 8Ills was quite sick Valley were In Boise Tuesday. with the Du the first of the week. the need. They are paid at the rate of fifty cents an hour and are al Mrs. W. A. McNall, Mr. and Mrs. lowed to work only the amount of The Lawrence Burr family of On tario have moved to the small : Wm. DeGroft and Mrs. Lucille their budget, whether It be (12. (25 house recently finished by Dale Johnston spent Thursday In Boise. or (30 or whatever their monthly Ashcraft on his farm In the Kolony. Mrs. E. McDonald and Mr. and [ budget may cal) for. The only ones eligible to get on Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Hearron and Mrs. M. A. McDonald of Vale were the FERA rolls are those who are son Johnnie returned Sunday from Tuesday dinner guests of Mr. and In need of work and who are able to Bunnyside, Wash., where they spent } Mrs. Fred Marshall. work out the direct relief given a few days last week on business. Miss Mildred Bennett and her them. If they are unemployable, Mr. and Mrs. Qeo. McKee and j mother Mrs. John Bennett of Vale that Is unable to work, they are not son Jackie spent the week end In were visitors at the Francis Burger supposed to be on the FERA but ac cording to Ray Duncan, supervisor Boise at the home of Mrs. McKee's home Sunday. they should look to the county for sister, M rs Elma Simpson. Rush McHargue, Sr., and son aid. Dorothy Bussell spent the week Leon and Lee Richardson of Vale end with Alta CampebU. She Is on were visitors at the Warren Mc her way home to New Meadows, Hargue home Tuesday. PARTY FOR STRADLEYS Idaho. Mr. and Mrs. A1 Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Thompson and A marriage license was Issued Feburary 9th at Payette to John E. Mrs. W. F. McLlng were visitors In Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Stradley were Richardson of Nyssa and Elvira Nampa Wednesday. surprised last Sunday evening when Shosesmlth of Welser. Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Powell drove a host of their friends motored to j Mr. and Mrs Hermane Towne re to Welser Monday evening to see turned home Friday from Eagle Mrs. Powell's mother Mrs. Mary where they were called by the death | Morris. of Mr. Towne’s father last Monday. Harry Brown, tormer editor of the Mrs. Laura Fisher and daughter Gate City Journal, arrived from Gladeen spent Sunday with Mrs Sparta Wednesday and expects to Fisher's parents In New Plymouth. set up housekeeping quarters here. They have Just recently moved Mrs. Dick Young substituted for there from Fruitland. Miss Clara Rettie In the high school Mr. and Mrs. Aden Wilson and a few days this week. Miss Rettie Mr. and Mrs. Nick Rudlick drove to was confined to her home with Ill Homedale Sunday. They visited the ness. poolhall there recently purchased by Joe Rumple and children of Nam Mr. Rudlick. pa spent Sunday in Nyssa. Mrs. Dinner guests at the C. B. Short Rumple, who had spent the week home Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. with her parents Mr. and Mrs. A. H. P. E. Short and the M. W. Alspaugh Wilson returned home with them. family of Payette. Mr. and Mrs. A group of young people went on Glenn Frizzell were also visitors. a coasting party at the Bullard hill Miss Helen Lackey of Ontario last Wednesday evening, refresh 6pent the week end here with her ments were enjoyed at the Chas. sister Mrs. Bert Barker and with Garrison home afterward. her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Miss Fern Wayne, Missionary of Long. India, was a week end guest at the Mr. and Mrs. Clint Webb and home of Rev. and Mrs. Floyd White. daughter Marjorie of Baker came She was the speaker at the church Irlday and stayed until Sunday service Sunday morning and also at evening with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Oregon Trail In the afternoon. Fields. They attended the funeral Mr. and Mrs. Harry Beam and of Mrs Webbs brother George Oreen. two children of Modesto, Calif., are Ronald and Dwight Burke made visiting at the parental H. J. Holmes a trip to Wendell over the week end home in the Owyhee. They are also for a load of bucks. While there they spending some time with the Glen attended the Gooding Outlaw bas Holmes family and Mr. and Mrs. H. ketball tournament, which was won D. Holmes. by the Rupert team. Several Nyssa boys left Saturday Wm. Smith and family of Scotts for Bonneville to work on the steel Bluff, Nebraska arrived Tuesday to gang at the dam. Bill Keizer and make their home on the Ray Cont Ralph McNltt left Saturday by auto. rail place, which they purchased Oswald Forbes left Saturday even this winter. They are shipping their ing by train. Oca 8torts and two furniture and farm machinery to men from Ontario and Ray Elliott th 'lr new home here. were others leaving for work there. ____________________________________ NORCOTT Shell Products - SERVICE - Firestone Tires WILSON BROS. DRY GOODS & GROCERY Philco Radios and Repairs POWELL SERVICE STATION STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS (( L IBERTY T heatre NYSSA OREGON Saturday, February 23— One Day Only their home to wish them success on their new farm which they purchas ed a short time ago. They plan to move In the near future to their new home In the Arcadia district. Among those taking good cheer and good wlshs to this popular family were: Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Warren, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Fife, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gil more, Mr. and Mrs. Bryant Reagor, Mr. and Mrs. Rock Shelton, Mr. and Mrs Buehl Clement and Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Glasgow. Music and games and refreshments were enjoy ed. “ HAUNTED G O LD ” (t Mr. and Mrs. Ray Drowns of Ad rian are parents of a baby daughter, born February 15th. The little miss has been named Joan. The Roy Pounds family spent Sunday with the Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Pounds In Caldwell. Thursday, February 28— One Day Only Warner Oland in Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Powell attend ed funeral services for E. C. Towne in Boise Friday morning. “ CHARLEY CHAN in PA RIS” You will find this the best CHAN picture ever made. FUNNIEST SHOW EVER STAGED IN Nyssa, Ore. NYSSA REALTY CO. Don M. Graham, Manager Nyssa Oregon EDER HARDWARE CO. GROCERIES — Phone 58 Paints, Implements, Hdw.— Phone 46 FEBRUARY 22nd Bernard Frost WITNESSES John Gunn ............. Clawhammer LAURENCE SERVICE STATION J. Laurence, Manager THE NYSSA PHARMACY “ Try the Drug Store First” OWYHEE HOTEL Modern Conveniences NYSSA FUNERAL HOME Phone 76F3 :*: REAL ESTATE JACKSON LUMBER CO. We Appreciate Your Patronage BOISE-PAYETTE LUMBER CO. WOOD — COAL Phone 15 EAT MORE MEAT! NYSSA PACKING CO. SWAN BAKERY ................................... Elden Carter FLOWER GIRLS Mrs. Ray Emmott, Mrs. Howard Larsen, Mrs. Sid Burbidge, Mrs. Wm Schlreman, Mrs. Bert Lienkaemper. Mae Keizer. Edna Burt. HUMMINGBIRD ORCHESTRA 3ilas Luke '■ Hiram 1 Jeremiah ................................... Mrs. Hugh Glasgow .......................... Hugh Glasgow Archie Howell Tom Burton SCHLITZ TAVERN Schlitz Beer — Sandwiches Cigars — Tobacco Wilson Building Hopscotch Comer Folks in Square Dance Dean Smith Berwyn Burke CHORUS GIRLS Mirandy Jefferson............................................................... A. V. Cook Ruth Edwards, Nellie Jean Schwelzer. Mickey Hite. Harriet Sar 1 Seth Parsons ................................................ ................ Wendell Pogue azin. Evelyn Haworth. Vera Garrison, Ttena Tensen. Ethel Mary Pinkey Parsons .......................................... ........ Oeorge Bertsch Boydell, Vtrignia Miller, Betty Cook, Lois Enos. Marzene Hollen- berg, Florlne Lankford. Ellen McConnell, Luctle Thrasher, Rose i Tom Crow ................................ ................. ......... Warren McHargue ............................................................... John Lackey Worley, Flora Mae Wimp. Helen Boydell, Doris Graham, Mary ! Mabel Crow Alice Henly, Lila Day. Margaret Lucile Toombs. Themla Root, Zeke Zedler .... .................................. ............. Wesley Browne Luctle Benton. Billy Louise Olasgow. Mabel Brooks, Leola Harris, NelUe Z edler.....................................................- ................. Frank Hall Marian Harris. Pianist. Mrs C. C. Hunt; soloist. Mrs. C. L. McCoy. 1 SPECIALTY NUMBERS BY BOBBIE CURL SCHOOL OF DANCING— ONTARIO Melody. Toe Solo. Phyllis Van Petten; Dainty Miss. Edgarita, Lan-tfH earst. Manford Owens; Arabian Nights, Sultan, Kenneth Gogl; term an. Eileen Mustard. Clare Gilchrist; Soft Shoe, NelUe Jean Harem Girls. Clare Gilchrist. Eileen Mustard Edgarita Lonter- Schweiaer, Leona Brooks; Buck Dance Peggy Sills; Acrobatic man; Personality Girls, Muriel Walker. Tiny Doolittle; Shadow Dance. Tiny Doolittle; Rhythm Dance. Muriel Walker; Waltz Clog. Dance. Toe 8*lo, Phyllis Van Petten. Leona Brooks. Mary Lee Agnes Palumbo. Evelyn Biannock; Spanish Dance, Jean Harman, Emmett, Ruth Edwards. Nellie Jean Schwelzer; Original Dance. Edgarita Lanterman. Eileen Mustard: Swanee River, Dee Marie Bobbie Curl. Accompanist. Miss Betty Lou Hager. Moore; Buck Dance, Phyllis Dyer; Soft Shoe Dance. Marcelle The Commercial Club and Director wish to thank the Cast, and all who have helped to make our show a success. The Laugh Tonic, “ CASEY’ S TRIAL” will start pouring at 7:30 and 9:15 WE’LL BE SEEING YOU THERE! ADVANCE TICKETS 35c INSURANCE NYSSA TAILOR SHOP Hemaway Newberry, best man Hyram Judkins FRANK T. MORGAN Presented by NYSSA COMMERCIAL CLUB Mary Perkins. Dottle's mother Henry Perkins. Dottle’s father Fritz Bumblesburgher, etc.......................... S. B. Goshert Fay West ................................... Mrs. Herschel Thompson Count de Karmel Corn Aden Wilson Ikey Goldberg Dr. E D Norcott NYSSA, ORE. Everything For The Builder Rev. Potts, who officiates .................................. - ........... O . G. Brjien Dennis Casey, bridegroom .......................... .................. Nate Young Dottle Perkins, the bride .................................... - .... Isobel Sarazin Mary Perkins, the bride's mother................................. Angie Cook Henry Perkins, the bride's father ..... .......................W. C. Jackson Mrs. Angie Cook W. C. Jackson ' Absolutely Independent L ib e r ty T h e a tre The Judge ..................... ................................... .............Frank Morgan Attorney Take-a-Cotn, for D efcndent........ ............ Grant Rinehart Attorney Skin—for Plaintiff ................................. Art Norcott Clerk of the Court Don Graham Casey—The Defendant ................ ........ ........................ Nate Young ................. GROCERY PHONE 21 ADVANCE TICKETS CAN BE PURCHASED THROUGH MEMBERS OF THE COMMERCIAL CLUB AND CHORUS GIRLS; AT THE NYSSA PHARMACY OR FISHER APPAREL SHOP. BUY YOUR TICKETS IN ADVANCE AND SAVE MONEY! -------------------------------------- THE COURT SCENE THE WEDDING ACT I ACT II JURORS E. W. P R U Y N Auto Repairing NYSSA OREGON r General Chairman ......... Art Norcott C ast.............................. Frank Morgan Advertising................Berwyn Burke Tickets..........................W. F. McLing Director............... Lillian Mulhausen 100 FRIDAY, 7 : 3 0 - 9:15 SCHWEIZERN CAFE Eat With Us After The Show JELL POWDERS, Preferred Stock, all flavors e a c h ..............................................................5c TR IAL" CASEY’S LOCAL PEOPLE TOMATO JUICE, Campbells, 14 oz. cans, 3 25c WILSON “ LADY BY CHOICE” Added— Sportslant, Traveltalk and News 100 — LIMA BEANS, Baby Lima, 4 lbs. f o r ............ 19c JELLO, All flavors, 3 f o r ................................ 20c Mr. and Mrs. Carl Jungqulst were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Lienkaemper Friday evening. The Sperry family has moved to the house vacated by the Burger family. COCOA, Hersheys, 1 lb. can, ea ch ................ 11c TOILET SOAP, Jergens, 10 bars....................29c BABBITT 99 Tuesday-Wednesday, February 26-27 May Robson, Carole Lombard, Roger Pryor and Walter Connolly in Famham SUls Is one of the flu patients this week. SYRUP, Dependable, pure cane and maple sugar , 10 lb. ca n s.............................. $1.13 5 lb. ca n s .................................................. 63c PUFFED WHEAT, 5 oz. packages, 2 f o r ..... 19c 99 Sinclair Lewis’ Pulitzer-prize Novel. A Grand night of entertainment. Prices— 10c and 30c. Ned Boydell is still very 111 In the Parma hospital. SUGAR, 10 lb. bags, ea ch .............................. 54c PORK & BEANS, Van Camps, medium size cans, 3 f o r ................................................ 20c The only family known who are All Singers, Yodelers and Ropers. On the Screen— Guy Kibbee, Aline McMahon in PARENTS OF DAUGHTER FEBRUARY 22 and 23 WHITE KING, large size ................................ 29c Sunday-Monday, February 24-25 Big Double Bill— Stage and Screen Show On the Stage TH E YO D ELIN G R O P ER S Friday and Saturday OXYDOL, Washing Powder, large s iz e ....... 23c A Four Star Western with John Wayne Also Comedy, Topics and Traveltalk it ettm i M4IAI If Bought at Door 40c Children 20c CALDWELL’S STORE Mens Wear — Womens Wear Nyssa . . . . . . Oregon JOHNSON VARIETY 10 BARGAINS SATURDAY OLYMPIC CLUB IDAHO POWER COMPANY “ At Your Service”