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About The Gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1910-1937 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 13, 1936)
GATE CITY JOUFNAL, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1936 APPLE VALLEY » EWS FT V SOCIETY DESSERT BRIDGE Mis. George Henly entertained Mrs. Dewey Ray entertained the Wt-dut r , ,day , afternoon with an Abra- Monday Contract club this week . , __ . MONDAY CONTRACT with Mrs. C. L. McCoy winning first b,r" U n' ° ln brl? ge Vt r ; Prize and Mrs Wm. Schtreman win- having three “ ayn T‘r.St ning second high prize. Mrs. A. V. ‘>rUe was *'°n Cook and Mrs. Vernol Shoemaker *“ econd by Mrs. Robert Peck and were guests of the club. Icon i0latl0U by Mrs. Howard Lalsen — *~ BIRTHDAY DINNER | Sunday a birthday dinner was Mrs. Artie Robertson was high given at the Reberger home in honor score winner at the Thursday Con- 0f Mr. C. W. Reberger. Miss Pearl tract party held last Thursday after- : cordray of Ontario and Mr. Frank noon at the home of Mrs. Ed Norcott. Reberger. Guests present were Mi s Mrs. Dick Young was the only guest Emma Duncan. Mrs Mary F t’.ton playing with members. and Mr. W T. Posey and Mr. C. H. Galvin. - 5 - VALLEY VIEW „ „ a John Matzen and Allen Reed en tertained the young people of this community at a "tacky" party Sat urday evening at the Matzen home. Card games were played until a late hour and delicious refreshments were then served Mr;. Emil Vertrees has been on the sick list for the pa .t week. The Apple Valley Epworth League has begun practicing rn their play, "Small Town Hero." Mrs. Ed Sim- merman Is directing t ie play. The cast cf characters will be published later The Apple Valley Parking house has been dosed down until after this severe cold spell. Mrs. Glen Johnson was a Caldwell visitor on Tuesday. 'The young people of Apple Val ley had a grand time "rabbit driv ing" on Duck Island Sunday. „ THURSDAY CONTRACT JCLLY JANES - I - i BIRTHDAY PARTY COUPEE MARRIED Miss Mae Keizer and Mrs. Her- : schel Thompson entertained the Marie Sebum entertained eight Jolly Janes Monday evening at the «irl frtends Wednesday after school Keizer home. Miss Wanda Cantrall honoring her eighth birthday. Many won high score prize and Miss Edna 1 Karnes were enjoyed and a nice ! lunch was served. Burt won the traveling prize. to Vale Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Davis were din ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert A surprise party was planned by Davis in honor of Mrs Lee DavD the school on Monday, honoring the birthday, METHODIST C HURCH ¡bhthday of little Millard' Kinney Lenore Hartley has been absent Floyd White, Pastor 1 who was seven years old. A large from school for several days after Sunday School 10 o'clock. Lesson j cake with his initials, on wlilch he I having a tonsil operation. She was Title: Jesus Helps a Doubter able to come back Monday Morning Worship 11:15. Sermon I placed the candles, was cheerfully Mr. and Mrs. Oeo Marham at | divided with other cakes among the Subject: Meditations On the Cross. tended a dance on Wednesday even Choir music at the morning service. other pupils. The guests besides the ing in Vale at the Bronson home. j pupils were Mrs. Lloyd Kinney, Mr. Epworth League 7 o'clock. I Little Delore Blanton who has l and Mrs. Marshall. Evening Worship 8 o'clock. Choir practice Tuesday evening at I Alice and Hubert Rogers are un I been quite sick for some time Is very able to attend high school this week much Improved. the church. Mid-Winter Epworth League In I on account of Illness. stitute Friday evening. February 14 Fred Trenkel shipped some lambs and all day Saturday. February 15 at last week. Payette Methodist church. Joe and Donna Winslow are In school again having been absent sev BLESSED SACRAMENT CHURCH eral days on account of severe colds. Ontario, Oregon T. F. Rogers made a business trip Father A. F. Loeser Sunday mass, 1st and 3rd Sun days, 8 to 10 a. m. Sunday mass, 2nd and 4th Sun days, 8 o'clock in Ontario and 10 o'clock in Vale. Evening devotions held In On tario at 7:30. A hearty welcome Is extended to We are prepared to offer you all. a contract for the grow big of seed peas; and can pay you LINCOLN Church News tens C ough D rop LIVING ROOM SUITES 9AVEN0S Help Kidneys • K K SSSSs p i n * . StitTneM . B u rn in g , fem a rtjn g . • & K S K 3»E S K 3 Ey&tox L Ns # ! ^ Valley View—Miss Edna May and I Leonard Brown were married on Wednesday of this week. They ex- i oect to make their home in Ontario where Mr Brown is employed. Clyde Wells left for Coulee Dam - I - Thursday. IRONSIDE VISITED MR AND MRS. CLUB Miss Elna Brown lias been ill the BY BLIZZARD AND past week. The Mr. and Mrs. Bridge Club met COLD WEATHER Mr. and Mrs. Blaine May and Mrs. with Mr. and Mrs. Famham Sills Collie attended the fimeral of Hazel Tuesday evening with Arthur Boy- Ironside—One of the worst storms Hughlln who was buried in Payette. deU winning high score and Mrs. A box social and program will be Dick Adams winning second high, in many years struck here W dnes- Mi. and Mrs. Artie Robertson were day evening. A fierce blizzard raged held at the schoolhotise at 8 o'clock guests of the club. j all that night, all day Thursday and on Friday, February 21st. Prizes will Thursday night, and all of Friday be awarded for the most attractive 3*011; until late in the evening. It then and original boxes. WEDNESDAY BRIDGE CLUB turned colder and the thermometer David and Charlie Stewart are re The Wednesday Bridge club met dropped down to 10 below zero on cuperating from an attack of the mumps. this week with Mrs. Ernest McClure Friday night During the blizzard it for their regular party. Mrs. Klaas snowed intermittedly perhaps six or Let us figure with you on Tensen won high score prize. Mrs. eight inches of new snow falling. All Your Plumbing Needs side roads are impassible and the Henry Oarl was the only guest. snow is drifted many feet deep in Medicated many places. Only eight pupils were VALENTINE PARTY GEO. J. KINZER with ingredients of In attendance at school on Friday A very enjoyable Valentine party obliged to work all Wednesday night Plumber Vicks VapoRub for the high school set was - given I UHllli; . , .U L ilC- bilzzard UildOdl U U L owing I to the and road con- j PHONE 134-J-2 PARMA Tuesday evening by Warren Larsen ditions xhe highway crew were Sixteen guests were present and en to keep the road clean between here joyed playing "Hearts” with Joe and Brogan. Robertson and Nellie Jean Schweizer The Ironside Mercantile Company winning first prizes and Edward with a crew of men and trucks put Boydell and Virginia Miller low up Ice on Tuesday and Wednesday. prizes. Due to the recent snow storm they JUST RECEIVED ANOTHER SHIPMENT could not finish. They are getting the ice from the Ed Oakes reservoir. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Lofton and Arthur Beam were business visitors In Unity last Tuesday. Ell Rose left for Vale on Monday where he will spend the rest of the winter with his sister Mrs. Lottie Burrows, who is not well. Wayne and Richard Lofton and and John Molthan. who compose the grange orchestra played for a dance given by the Unity grange last Sat urday night. Several others from here attended. Mr. Jackson, a hide buyer from The Picture of W.e have the largest selection of furniture since Portland was in this vicinity last week buying hides. Contentment! we opened up for business in Nyssa. NOW IS Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ripley of West- THE TIME TO BUY— Before Prices raise in And can you blame him, fall were over night guests of the He’s Just had his car over formers sister Mrs. Earl Lofton last April. Wednesday. hauled at PRUYN'S and he Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fish motored knows his driving worries for C ash if you have it . . . to Ontario last Sunday taking their the winter are over. Drive In daughter Adeline and Richard Lof- Credit if you pay your bills today and you, too. can be ! ton back to school. Mrs. Herbert freed of automobile cares. ! Van Cleave accompanied them on her way home to Nyssa after a visit PHONE 56-F2 here, and Miss Betty Murray of Camp Creek was also a guest on the trip. W R. Lofton and Arthur Beam E. W. PRUYN were business visitors in Ontario NYSSA OREGON Saturday. Auto Repairing Mrs. Laura Lathrop returned to NYSSA, OREGON her home here from a months stay at the Ontario hospital and a ser ious major operation. M'. and Mrs. Walter Marsh.' 11 were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Oeo Markham on Thursday even ing Geo Robinson has been In Baker the last week SEED PEAS For Your Old Range $3.50 a Hundred Pounds when the peas are threshed. Here is a chance to grow an early cash crop at a contract price and after the peas are harvested, there Is still time to plant a fall crop of lettuce. 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