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GATE CITY JOURNAL, THUK^DAy. J'ÜNE 27, 1985.
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Hele» Lackey of Ontario U visit-
B. H. Hoover. Mrs Sid Burbidgc and
DRESSMAKING SHOP
TOWNSEND MEETING
SOCIAL NOTES
i ing at the Pud Lung home here.
Mrs Dewey Ray played with mem
bers. Mrs. Howard Larsen won first
I
i Dr. J. J. Sarazin is having his
Beatrice Marshall of Portland A meeting of the Townsend club
prize and Mrs. Ray Emmott, low.
LEAGUE SOCIAL
Í house occupied by the Famham
j who is an experienced tailor and will be held at the Community
Sills family painted this week.
The Epworth League gave a social MRS. BLODGETr ENTERTAINS dressmaker is located in the Rubye church,
July 12. The speaker for the
on the lawn of the Hashltani home
Lou Beauty shop Mrs. Marshall is a meeting will be L. I. Purcell of New
i Pud Long and his father J. T in the country on Friday evening. Mrs. Warren Blodgett entertained daughter of Mrs. Betty Forbes.
Plymouth, Ida.
Long made a trip to Pud's summer The boys from the CCC camp were the members of the Thursday club
O. D. Dearborn and two children camp
near Ironside Mountain Mon Invited making about forty in all. A last week with a special party, tak
were visitors In Nyssa Monday.
¡day.
fine time was had playing lawn ing in Mrs. Barr Doolittle as a new
and iced cocoa and wafers member. Mrs. George Stacey won
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Geo.
Stacey
visited
V
A baby girl was born to Mr. aad games
were
served.
first prize and Mrs. Sid Burbidge
with Mrs. Stacey's mother Mrs. i Mrs.
Wesley Robirts at the Caldwell
won
second.
Louise Wilcox In Vale Sunday.
Sanitarium Monday June 4. The
MONDAY
BRIDGE
little miss weighed 5'i pounds and Mrs. Ted Newell entertained the
go 'Fo u rth 1 Mrs. W. A. Me Nall Is quite ill has
Subscribe to the Journal. $1.50 a
been named Winona Lee.
at her home in Oregon Trail. Mrs.
Monday bridge club this week. Mrs. year.
Peterson,
nurse
from
Parma,
Is
tak
With A
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. McCoy and Dr.
ing care of her.
C. A. Abbott attended the Legion
public meeting in Vale last Thurs
A marriage license was issued day
New Dress Monday
night.
in Boise to Harold William
For Your Vacation PERMANENT
Oluch and Irma Gertrude Deary', Mrs. Rena Schweizer and daugh
—TRY A—
both
of
Jordan
Valley.
ter Nellie Jean and Bill Claunch
•> From
Herman Towne was pleasantly drove to Beulah Sunday to spend
surprised by a visit from an old the day with Mr. and Mrs. Bunny
$5.00 IN MERCHANDISE
friend M. S. Thompson of Goldfield. Schweizer.
Nevada Monday. He met Frank Russell Vinsonhaler went to Mid
FISHER APPAREL Kelley
$2.50 IN MERCHANDISE
New Method Permanent W a v e
of Grants Pass here and the vale the last of the week to get Mrs.
SHOP
two went on to Idaho where they Vinsonhaler
who spent last week
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plan to do some prospecting in the with her parents
No heat USED . . . Clean, Cool, Soothing
there. They re
Get your tickets on each $1.00 purchase . . .
interior mountain country.
turned Sunday evening.
We will give these awards to our customers at
Guaranteed to
9:00
o’clock P. M.
Gene Claunch fell from a hay
Try
The
Latest
Give
Perfect
Thing
In
stack last Sunday and fractured his
Satisfaction
Permanents
arm and dislocated his elbow. He
was
brought
to
Dr.
Sarazin
for
See T h e V O G U E For Your
KOOLKURL will not discolor gray hair—it is absolutely harmless.
treatment.
Not oily, not sticky, leaves no sediment in the hair. The wave
produced with this method responds naturally to damp weather,
Charles Reberger and family are
Beauty W o r k For
hot baths, etc., by becoming deeper and more lustrous, adding
vacationing at the C. W. Reberger
beauty and charm. Works perfectly on all textures of hair.
home in Nyssa and the J. J. Mcin-
See the NEW 1936 MODEL PHILCOS now on
zer home in Parma. Mrs. Reberger is
We
Also
Have
Duart
Permanents
display in our store.
Mrs.
Meinzers
sister.
T H E .
From
$1.75
to
$5.00
Mrs. Pearl English, mother of Earl
EXPERT REPAIRING—RADIO TUBES
Danley stopped here Saturday to
TESTED FREE
visit her son and family. Mrs. Eng
COME IN! And meet our new operator, Miss El Nora Jarvis, an
lish was en route to her home in
experienced and able operator, a graduate of the famous Western
Hood River after spending three
Beauty College of Portland.
months in Kansas.
Mrs. Bobbie Burns entertained
• • • •
several frieuds with a wafila dinner
Tuesday. Those present were Mrs
The Friendly Store
Mary Felton, Mrs. Emma Duncan
Don Todd and Roy Pounds
NYSSA
OREGON
Walter Marshall and Miss Lilly
Fingerwaves........................................25c and 35c Mrs.
Burns.
Marcel ............................................................. 50c
Dr. and Mrs. Geo. Davis of Pesca
Calif., and Miss Edith Hezel-
Hot Oil Shampoo and Fingerwave..............$1.00 dero,
tine of Rickreall, Oregon, visited
with their sister Mrs. Laura
Permanents.....................................$1.75 to $5.00 Monday
Fisher. Mrs. Fisher and daughter
aladeen accompanied them to New
Plymouth to visit at the parental
Cheerful, Dependable S E R V IC E at home.
FRIDAY, JUNE 28 SATURDAY ONLY
SUN-MON-TUES
WED-THUR, July 3-4
Oswald Forbes returned Sunday
In Person on the Stage
evening from Boise where he is
On the Stage
Warner
Baxter
as
the
He spent a few days
“UTAH
JUNIOR
The V ogue Beauty Shop working.
John Wayne in
Hooker Ritz
“Cisco Kid” in
with his mother Mrs. Betty Forbes
WRANGLERS”
“TEXAS
TERROR”
OREGON LOGGERS
while recovering from a bad cut on
“UNDER THE
And Ann Southern, Gene
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ids ann. Mrs. Forbes and Miss
Raymond in
PAMPAS
MOON”
And
Last
Chapter
Also
Feature
Claudene Crawford took him back to
“HOORAY
FOR
Also—
News,
Comedy
Boise Wednesday.
Regular Prices
“Rustlers Red Dog” “MICKEY MOUSE”
LOVE”
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Towne en
tertained a number of relatives Sun
day. A picnic at the Owyhee dam
was enjoyed. Those present were Mr.
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Towne of Eagle; John Towne and
family of Boise; Vincent Towne and
families of Meridian; and the Emil
Julllon and Anthony House families
of Eagle.
The Al, Jess and Herschel Thomp
son families visited Sunday evening
in Eaunett with the Charlie Thomp
son and L. E. Stephens families.
While there they visited the cherry
packing houses and report a nice
crop. A shortage In most parts of
the oountry has assured Emmett
growers a good price for their fruit
this year.
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SATURDAY, JUNE 29
Owyhee Barber & Beauty Shop
Roxy!
CELEBRATE
END
ARK
Bring Your Family and
MAKE A DAY OF IT
Meet Y our Old Friends At
BIG BEND
Ontario
Thrills and Gay.ety \
Celebration
JULY 3rd--4th|
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
I am leaving June 30 to attend an
Optical Clinic at Omaha. Nebraska
and will be out of my office in On
tario until July 15th.
Dr. J. A. McFall, Ontario.
See Us Fer
Speaking, Sports, Ball Game
and Dancing
Afternoon and Evening
Are Planned for Your
ENJOYMENT
Roxy!
Let’s Go Vale,
July 4th
AT
Wilson Drygoods
Baseball — Doubleheader July 3rd j
Ontario vs Payette
Caldwell vs Nyssa |
Playoff July 4 COME ROOT FOR THE HOME TEAM j
Bulldogging
1
Bucking Contest J
Special Added
Attraction
C E LE B R A T E
The Fourth
with a
Bang!
Make this a joyous
Fourth of July. Cele
brate with fireworks.
We have all sorts of
noise makers a n d
decorations.
Nyssa Pharmacy
Phone 14
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lo d . 0 0
Racing
Riding
s* k S f a -|-| 1 /^wr World Champion
Trick Roper
IV k J I C I L 1 I 1 C V
OF TULSA, OKLAHOMA
Dazzling
Free Barbecue
in Shady Picnic Grove
Fireworks
Display
If You are Afflicted with the Gout or a Grouch Take a Hike for the Big Celebration—Your
Friends Will All Be There
Carnival El Dorado Dancing
Admission 50c
BOTH EVENINGS
14 to 18 25c
Kids Free
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