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About The Gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1910-1937 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 22, 1935)
1 GATE CITY JOURNAL, THURSDAY, AUGUST 22, 1935. O W Y H E E C L U B H O L D S making a three-weaka tour of th« M IS S S U E K E I Z E R _____________ _ ____________ Pacific coast with the final destln- vehicle operator keep constantly in j H L. Weideman, Nyssa, * miles |o . H. BOWMAN, Payette. Idaho. mind the tremendous destructive South on highway Aug: l-2tp. Phons 163. tf. FIRST FA LL M EETING .itlon being the fair at San Diego. powers of an automobile and that IS H O N O R ED W ITH -uses | A letter from them state they expect ho be constantly alert and cautious.' FOR SALE—80 head of Rambou- to return home sometime next week. PA R TY , D IN NERS "The motor association will con- j By Mrs. W. W Foster lette-Lineoln cross bred bucks. GOLD WANTED Lee Culbertson and daughter and Owhyee—The first fall meeting of tinue Its safety work, for that is Priced right. George G. Lee. Melba. Licensed gold buyers will pay the Owyhee Community club met Mr. and Mrs. Charles Culbertson, of something which must be carried on Idaho. 8-8-3tp. up to $35.00 an cunce for old with Mrs. Chas. Schweizer last Roscoe, Missouri, arrived here last Indefinitely. Traffic negligence is I _ _ _ _ _ Honorng her sister, Miss Sue dental bridges, crowns, rings, Thursday afternoon. The girls of thi week driven westward by four years Keizer, who is leaving today for something that cannot be cured in a M E N WANTED—f o r Rawleigh chains, lockets, watch cases, Owyhee Sewing Club told the story of drouth. They are camped at the Boise to enter nurses training at 8t. short time. We have taken a long I Perhaps the greatest difficulty ex Routes In east Baker. Wallowa spectacle frames, etc. or any of 4-H Club activity this summer. Lytm Kygar ranch while the men Luke's hospital, Miss Mae Keizer en forward step in legislation by e n - , perienced In cooking and baking and Harney counties. Write today. other discarded jewelry 1 f For the first time In many months are employed in the hay harvest. acting the safety responsibility bill | whh honey is the use of Incorrect Rawleigh Co., Dept. ORH-148-SB, tertained with a party Wednesday mailed within 30 days. Take Mrs. T. M. Lowe was able to be Vivian and Audrey Gray have re evening. Four tables of bridge were It Is possible, too, that we may soon | temperatures. More good foods are j Oakland. Calif. 8-1-5 tp. advantage of this wonderful present. After the business session covered from a recent illness. have a safety glass law. designed to mined by the use of high temper- J in play with high score going to opportunity given to you by a atures rather than by low ones. TRUCKING—Coal, wood, grain. refreshments were served by the Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Kygar are Miss Doris Smith and low score to eliminate the broken glass hazard." reliable concern to get full Since oven temperatures are so im produce, gravel, and. livestock, hostess. moving from the Jack McConnell j Miss Edna Burt. The hostess served value for your old gold. We portant it is necessary to bake the anything moving. We'll haul It Robert A. Cox accomapnied by his ranch where they have lived this | a waffle supper at the close of the also buy old silver. honey mixture slowly and evenly anywhere. H U G H GLASGOW. son Paul and daughter Ruth, is summer to their own ranch. BIG BEND P. T. A. evening. The honor guest was pre- for the right amount of time. If you Phone 36F3. tf EI.CO GOLD REFINERY Morgan Rust has gone to Ontario 'seated with several nice gifts. have no oven regulator use a slow or H O L D S SPECIAL 1038 Exchange Building Miss Keizer was honor guest at a WANTED—Turkeys, ducks, rhlck- ! where he is employed with Tertel- When cake has Seattle. Washington. 4t dinner given Friday evening by Miss ing as a "cat" driver. M EET T H U R SD A Y rhn,nWromV !he sides of the pan. i ens, gese at highest market prices I Carl and Jack Dunaway are Edna Burt. Guests were Misses Mae lightly touch the upper crust and if Twenty-six years In the same place. ! spending the summer with their and Sue Keizer, Maria McElroy. no dent is made, the cake is done. Big Bend—Mrs. Harry Russell, D on’t feel blue, brothers, Houston and Max Duna Sabina Caldwell and Mrs. Berwyn Burke. president of Big Bend P. T. A. pre way at their ranch. They will return Mi-, and Mrs. H. Blair Johnson en sided at a special meeting called at Two Prize Winning Recipes from to their home in Boise next week Boys and Girls Illinois to prepare f o r the opening o f tertained Monday night with dinner the home of Mrs. Joe King last for Miss Keizer, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Thursday afternoon. Plans for the school. WHITE CAKE Haying is about finished with Keizer, Mae and Buster and Miss coming year were discussed and the IK cups sugar, 3-4 cups honey Edith Hezeltine. duties of each officer and work of some excellent yields reported. the various committees were outlin- j ertamed with K cup shortening, —I— School Supplies are T. M. Lowe was a Vale visitor last ed by the County President Mrs. M j Add 1 cup milk alternately with 3 BIRTHDAY DINNER I Tuesday. Com ing In. j Glen McGinnis is home from his Mrs. Wm. Schireman entertained M. Greeling, who brought the mes- cups sifted flou in which 4 tps bak- powder has been added. Lastly j work in Ontario for a few days visit Tuesday evening with a surprise sage direct from the State Conven- i birthday dinner for her husband and tion which she attended in Portland. fold >*' 6 stiffly beaten egg whites. with his mother. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Baldwin of Mrs. A. V. Cook whose birthdays Mrs. E. H. Brumbach. county v ic e |Balce in layers 20 to 25 minutes, ----------- I Norfalk, Neb., are here for a six come on the same day. A lovely president reported this unit a gold * HONEY YELLOW CAKE j weeks visit with Mrs. Baldwin's three-layer angel food cake carry star standard unit and they are ing out the color scheme of green now eligible to become super-stand ! mother, Mrs Oscar Pinkston, 3-4 cup butter, 1K cup sugar, 3-4 ! j Mrs. Henry Truelson is spending and white, formed an attractive ard. A dainty lunch was served to cups of honey, 1 cup less IK tbs. centerpiece. After dinner cards were the large crowd present. ! most of the time in Ontario with water, 3 cups Swansdown flour, 2 j Mrs. Darden and Mrs. Flanigan teaspoon baking powder, 1-8 tp s.! ! her husband who is seriously ill with played, with high score for women | pneumonia. He is at the hoslptal going to Mrs. A. V. Cook; and W. F. of Branton, Mississippi, sisters of soda, I tps, vanilla, 3 egg yolks and j McLlng winning high for men. Charles Purdy are guests ofr Mr. 1 egg white. Cream butter, sugar and \ there. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Earl Har and Mrs. C. R. Purdy. honey well. Sift flour and measure. man. Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Cook, Mr. Mrs. Dyre Roberts was the honor Add baking powder and soda; sift Harry Jones of Baker was a busi and Mrs. W. F. McLing and Mr. ed guest at a stork shower given at together. Add water and flour alter ness visitor in Nyssa Tuesday. Schireman. The honor guests re the Hatch home last Thursday by nately. Add flavoring. Fold In stiffly Com e in and try a 50 per cent cooler ceived many nice birthday gifts. the newly organized Jolly Janes. beaten eggs and beat vigorously. F R E D E R IC S VITRO N W A V E - 5 - The Kingman Kolony Book Club Bake in a moderate oven. FAREWELL DINNER met at the Brumbach home last Priced at $5.00 Mr. and Mrs. Barney Wilson en Saturday Mrs. J. B. Smith gave a DIST IN C TIV E JEW E LR Y | tertained with a dinner Wednesday very interesting review of one of the CARD OF THANKS Diamonds — W atch es — G ifts $ night honoring Miss Donna Cook, new books, "Dew on the Grass" a We have just installed a new Frederic’s machine £ — R ings — Silverw are who will leave next week for Enter story of family life in Wales. Guests are we guarante it to satisfy you in every prise where she will teach again this We wish to thank our many of the club were Mrs. Dick Tensen >' W atch repairing our Specialty year. Guests were Mrs. Addie Wil of Nyssa, Mrs. F. A. Miller and friends in Nyssa who were so kind respect. V son, Mrs. Gertrude Ward, Misses Mrs. N. S. Phelan $ See us for that special Jewelry Repair job and helpful duing the recent illness O ther Perm anents Priced at Donna and Betty Cook and the $ All Work Guaranteed Mr and Mrs. E. E. Parker enter of our beloved father and friend Wilson family. Roy Musselman. $2.50 and $3.50 Fully G uaranteed tained at a family party Sunday in — + +— LeRoy Musselman, Mr. and Mrs. honor of Kenneth Parker who Is leaving for Utah where he has work E. E. Colson, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. A U T O AC CID ENTS with a construction company. Williams, Lelia, Evelyn and Helen D E C R EA SED D U R IN G Mrs. M. Samer has been quite ill Musselman, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. ^ OPPOSITE MOORE HOTEL ONTARIO, OREGON Poage. M ONTH OF J U L Y |the past wefk E. H. Brumbach with other mem bers of the County Court left Sun day for Corvallis to attend the Ir Of the 26 automobile accident f rigation Congress held there August J MARKET FINDER fatalities in Oregon during July, 19 and 20. which brought the 1935 total up to Try our Market Finder to dls-1 Mi's. Jack Metcalf and Basil 140, none were In Malheur county, pose of surplus goods, rent a i Rogers of Portland were guests in C H EV R O LE T DEALER house, find lost articles, to buy or * according to the Oregon State sell produce and many other uses. 1 Motor association, a leader In state the Haworth home during the past week. Evelyn, Eleanor and Phyllis | Rates one cent a word per lnser- j safety work for nearly a year. -S E E - Haworth returned home with them. ^tion. Minimum 15c, { FIR E STO N E TIR ES At the end of July, traffic records Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Purdy and for the state revealed a decrease of their guests, Mesdames Darden and 18 per cent, fatalities during the CERTIFIED LU BR IC A T IO N same period a year ago having Flangan of Mississippi. Mr. and Mrs. FOR SALE—12 white face bucks. In For Your Insurance N eeds I numbered 171. A decrease also was i N. S. Phelan, Mr. and Mrs. P. W. quire at Journal office. 2tp. W E SPECIALIZE IN H A Y IN SU R A N C E shown in aciedents, but the number Case and Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Rob erts were guests at a no host dinner of Injuries was slightly higher. Protect W hat Y ou H ave In Malheur county, during July at the home of Mr. and Mrs. N. J. FOR SALE—Alfalfa seed. 4 mile south of Kingman Kolony school accidents numbered 5 in both 1934 Robinson In Roswell Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Haworth and house. J. G. Lane. 8-22-3tp. and 1935, and injuries increased from 1 to 3, the motor association Mr. and Mrs. Will Sweet left Mon reported. No death were reported in day for Portland and other towns on FOR SALE—Hay by the load. See An Independent Station Carl Kuhheier, V4 mile east of July a year ago. Figures were based a vacation trip. A miscellaneous shower in honor Kingman Kolony School. 8-22-4tp. on records compiled by the secretary Nyssa, Oregon of Mrs. Vernon Parker, a recent of state. FOR SALE—Clover seed, vibrator brtda will be held at the E. E. Par "Oregon started out this year with recleaned. T T. Elliott Kingman a good traffic record," said a state ker home Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Betts and Kolony 3t Aug 22 • ment by Dr. E. B. McDaniel, presi dent of the motor club. “At the end daughters Fay. Madge, Elinor, Eve lof May we had the lowest number lyn and Betty Mae left Wednesday FOR SALE—7 high grade Holstein thefender! j of fatalittes for any similar period in to visit at their daughter Mildred's cows; 1 heavy Springer weight home In Calfoma. the past five years. W e have just bought 70 head o f grain -fed b eef 1400, 5 years old. Geo. W. Benton, “It is necessary that every motor Nyssa, Oregon Aug,152tp. for the m arket trade only. ARCADIA NEWS FOR SALE—Saddle horse, gentle, T he B est M eat A lw ays ideal for children or for all-round use Inquire Journal 8-15-2p Mrs. Ames Johnson gave a fare EA T MORE M EA T well dinner for her sister-in-law. Mrs. Brown at her Island home Klims Developed FREE Any size Kodak print 5c. Sunday. Those present were Mr. and Hurry in to sec the perky new Mrs Trent Johnson and family, Mr. Radio Service and Tubes. i mult* and Mrs. John Johnson and family. Prints which have Just arrived Mr. and Mrs. Roy Johnson and fam ily, Mrs. Brown and her daughter, Mrs. Ed Amshaw and son Eddie, Special T rial Offer —AT— NYSSA OREGON ¡Tom Jolinson and son Kenneth, Mr. [Y -O N T A R IO (Limited T la o Only) ! and Mrs. Chas. Bullard. Mr. and FISH E R A P P A R E L ¡Mrs. Al Bohy and son Bennie, (THE FIVE NEW COLORS ONLY) SU N .-M O N .-T U E S. i Misses Iola and Velma Mull were SH O P overnight guests at the home of RMUIAR 2 5 ° OAN . . . | their sister, Mrs Felton Duncan The grande$t of Thursday. They're just what you'll need To furniture, woodwork, ornaments and utility Otis Bullard is combining grain things Lustrelac Quick-Drying Enamel, with « II d r a m a t ic to wear the first days of at Kingman Kolony this week. its mirror-gloss finish, adds a color note of Mr. and Mrs. Archie Weicr have school. Sizes range from 4 to 20 m u s ic a l rom ances! dashing charm. It goes on easily and dries returned to their home in Canada •nd are reasonably priced at— after visiting a month with relatives quickly. Now eighteen sparkling shades to and friends in this vicinity. choose from. The five newest are "pastel"— 98c to $2.95 Mrs. Otis Bullard and children called on Mrs. Lloyd Orris Sunday PEACH • BEIGE • 0Y8TER8HELL GRAY evening. Don’t Walt—Come Now! RICH CREAM • LIGHT TAN Using Honey For Youi Next Johnson PERMANENT Variety The Vogue Beauty Shop Ginzel Jewelry Shop We Pay COLD CASH For HOT ASHES SHELL PRODUCTS I Frank T. Morgan J Norcott Service GRAIN-FED Fresh Meat School Girls 5 New Colors for Famous Furniture Enamel NYSSA PACKING CO. Phone 55F3 Misses Mildred and Mabel Hear- ron and Conrad Hart were dinner guests In the Ernest Parker home in Big Bend Sunday. A utom atic In big delicious loaves—done up fresh In mois ture-proof packages—In light, delicious slices; that's the way health comes to you in Swan's bread. Eat it with every meal and between meals. It's fresh every day, every hour, each slice an aid to health. RO A D After your car has been conditioned In our work »hop. You can depend on our mechanic» anc service at all times. Every D ay— O ven Fre»h Every Hour The Swan Bakery NYSSA OREGON Water Systems * 3 2 .0 0 Y O U W O N ’T BE A F R A ID TO “H IT ” T H E Health Comes In Slices E. W. Pruyn Phone 56F2 A uto R epairing Nyssa in h e r nay» p ictu rp •* - l LOVE M E F O R E V E R >' ... LEO Ç A t t i l i o MICHAIL ÔARTIFTI • ROBERT A U fN * VnO rit'i 0 / \ d-s** It. " • - on*-* W E D -T H U R ., A ug. 28-29 2 A D U L T S FO R 25c Charlie Chan in Egypt * 6 9 -5 0 and up EDER HARDWARE CO. NYSSA OREGON ' S « ___________________ /
