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THE GATE C IT Y JOURNAL, TH U RSD AY, M A Y 21, 1936 M ountain Brook Lina ARCADIA NEWS N O TICE OF ESTR AY second day of the conference the home of their sister Mrs. S. Rose I leaders piesent will make a tour of Wednesday evening. | the Union Experiment Station ob- A T T E N D M EETING ! serving the work being done there EASTERN OREGON NO RM AL Taken up— Spotted Poland China Delman Kunes was an overnight A T U N IO N ST A T IO N in livestock and crop experiments, Mrs Earl Lofton and son Wayne SCHOOL SUMMER SESSION Sow. William Hipp, 4 miles North of Kenneth Vanderpool ; and the session will close early in and Mrs. S. A. Lofton and Norma W IL L G IVE 3rd 1 ERM WORK guests and 1 miles West of Nyssa. Owner Thursday. ---------- the atfernoon so leaders living at a White attended the senior play in may have by paying for this ad and , , . ___ ! distance may reach home that Ontario Friday night, Announcements ol the Eastern Mr. and Mrs. A1 Bohy and son m e local leaders of Malheur . . . M21-3tc . ! night. i John Molthan took his mother Oregon Normal School summer ses- j Bennie went to Boise Sunday to the feed biU. County 4-H Crops and Livestock, ..__ , to Prairie City on Saturday where sion Indicate that this institution J Among those planning to attend visit with Mrs. Bohys sister Miss Clubs are planning to attend a con- frcm Malheur County are M. L. : she will visit at the parental J. D will this summer for the first time Helen Nunberg. lerence for ail Eastern Oregon Kurtz of Nyssa, O. E. Green of An- Laurance home for a week. Mrs. offer third year work. The 1935 leg Mr. and Mrs. George Molner call leaders of these types of clubs to be j nex, C. P. Yundt from Oregon Slope, Fred Laurance accompanied them to islature extended the normal school held at the Union Experiment Sta- | C. N. Carlson from Vale, W. T. God- j spend the day with her mother in curriculum to a full three years ed at the Otis Bullard home Mon by 1941, one term being added each day. tion on Friday and Saturday, May 22 win from Big Bend, and Charles Prairie. Mss Mary Weir of Big Bend has biennium. In accordance with this Weir from Big Bend. Mr. and Mrs. Otis Bullard and Mr. and 23. been employed to teach the fall ! action, the first term of third year and Mrs. Chas. Bullard drove to W ant to be rid o f rheumatisim or neuritis This conference is being held to pain? W ant to feel good, years younger and term of school here. Mrs. Nighten work will be provided during the Weiser Tuesday afternoon. give the local leaders some training enjoy life again? Well, just try this inexpensi\e gale, the present teacher will have ! 1936 summer session and thereafter, In various phases of club work, par Mrs. Ernest Barker and Mrs. Dar and effective lemon juice mixture. Get a pack j Students now completing their charge of a school near Weiser. ticularly training In carrying on rell Williams called on Mrs. Chas. age o f the REV PR E SC R IPT IO N . Dissolve it Mrs. Gordon Dickson, son Paul Freshmen year are planning on en- at home in a quart o f water, add the juice c l 4 4-H Club demonstrations in de summer term in Bullard Monday. and two small daughters, motored to . rolling for the lemons. A few cents a day is all it costs. If veloping livestock and crop judging Mrs. Bill Harrison and Mrs. A. T. Nyssa last Saturday to spend order that they may complete their Mrs. John Zittercob drove to Mc you’re not free from pain and feeling better teams within their Club and to dis Patterson, Jr. were callers at the within tw o weeks you can get your money Mothers day at the parental Robert seven terms, and thus be enabled to Call after Mr. Zittercob Tuesday. cuss Club organization methods. T. T. Elliott home Tuesday after hick. For sale, recommended and guaranteed begin teaching at the end of two j Toombs home. Keith Orris and Max Long were by all leading druggists. A n y druggist will get Drink SH E LT O N ’S H. C. Seymour. State Club Leader, noon. The Ladies of the Grange met at calendar years. In addition, it is ex over night guests at the Clyde Long the R F V PR E S C R IP T IO N for vo.i will be In charge of the meeting and Miss Vivian Patterson visited sev the home of Mrs. Omer Presley last pected that many graduates of the for FOR SALE A T NYSSA PH AR M AC Y home in Nyssa Sunday. has arranged a very worthwhile eral days last week with Mrs. Earl Wednesday to organize a Home Ec- two-year curriculum will return to program which includes discussion Sager of Big Bend. the Eastern Oregon Normal School 1 onomlcs club. Mrs. Omer Presley o f crops and livestock subject matter Mrs. Chet Watkins called on Mrs. was elected president, Pearl Dick for advanced work, either to keep material, some actual Judging work, and Mr. Hewitt were dinner guests son, vice president; Myrtle Rose, pace with advancing professional and discussion of preparing differ Doctors agree that only in The Misses Tucker and Crummett secretary and treasurer. A short standards, or to work toward the ent types of animals for show ring. T. T. Elliott Wednesday afternoon. milk can be found cer I business meeting was held. It was | bachelors’ degree. Other topics to be discussed include j of M r and Mrs James Lane Thurs tain energizing elements decided to hold meetings on the 3rd j Numerous Inquiries have also been record keeping, methods of con day evening. which are essential to the Thursdays of each month. After the I received relative to the Nature Study ducting meetings, preparing ex well-being of individuals Mrs. Chet Watkins called on Mrs. meeting games were enjoyed and I excursion into the Wallowa Moun- j hibits. and a general discussion on in every walks of life. L. A. Thrasher Thursday afternoon. refreshments were served by the tains. Many Widwestem teachers, | any topics that the leaders may Drink a quart each day! who plan to attend the National A large crowd enjojyed the school hostess. want to bring up pertaining to Club Mrs. Fred Nightengale, Mrs. Education Association convention In picnic held at Big Bend park Friday activities. For the Milk Purer Raleigh Van Buren and daughter Portland .have expressed interest in j afternon. The program is scheduled to Watch your appetite these bright spring clays! In Quality, Call The Misses Irene Tucker and Joy Genevieve attended the Tom Mix this subject. start at 9:30 A. M. Friday 22, and circus in Ontario on Wednesday. And satisfy it, with meat, selected at our clean continue throughout the day, with Crummett were dinner guests at the On last Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. E. a round table discussion around home of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Tommbs J. Beam motored to Nyssa and modern shop. Everything is carefully selected to ' the campfire in the evening. On the Wednesday evening. brought home Mrs. Herbert Van meet the exacting taste. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Schafer call Cleave and children who are visit ed at the T. T. Elliott home Friday ing here. evening. Herebert Van Cleave of Hereford E A T M ORE M E A T Mr. Stevens of California was in visited his family here Sunday even —and— the Kolony last week looking over ing. his ranch which is rented by Earl Mesdames Gordon Dickson. Hazel Acetylene Welding Kuhlmler. Is Not Cheap Sherman and Sylvester Rose were —at— Miss Marie Richville spent the Ontario shoppers on Thursday. C H E A P IN SU R A N C E IS N O T G O O D week end at the home of Miss Jean The W. R. Loftons. Arthur Beam, Insure with a Reliable Agency S W A R M & SONS ette Martin. the Bruce Loftons and Omer Pres Mrs. Lily Bach returned home leys were all business visitors in On Formerly Pete Dear Wreck Monday morning after several weeks tario on Friday. ing Business, now located one visit with her daughter and family, NYSSA OREGON Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Laurence and block west, near high school. Mrs. Chet Stalling. The Stallings Jodie Laurance were visitors at the — PHONE 31— have moved from Utah to Coeur REPRESENTING d ’Alene, Idaho. Insurance Co. of North America Mrs. Mary Nichols, Jim and Na Aetna, Liverpool, London and Globe dine Nichols, Mrs. Bill Toombs and -O N T A R IO Mrs. James Lane were among those ) front the Kolony who attended the I Baccalaureate services Sunday even- , ing in Nyssa. SAT. M ID N IG H T I Miss Betty Baldridge was a guest 1 of Miss Jeanette Martin Sunday. Sun., Mon., Tues, W ed. Mrs. M. L. Kurtz and children at May 24, 25, 26, 27 tended the school picnic In Ten Davis Friday. E. P. Oheen made a trip to Jordan Valley Thursday and Friday. Bill Kurtz was a guest of Jack Mc Kee Sunday night. Mr. anti Mrs. Harvey McLaughlin and baby and Mrs. Carrie McLaugh lin of Caldwell and Mrs. Wm. Gah- ley of Ten Davis visited at the Kurtz home Sunday. Mrs. Kurtz's mother. Mrs. Carrie McLaughlin is staying for several days visit. The Melvin Everett family were visitors at Owyhee dam a week ago Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Duane Anderson went to Caldwell Saturday evening. Mrs. Everett kept the children dur ing their absence. Mrs. Leach of Weiser spent Thurs day here with her family. The Carl Eachus family who visit ed here for the past two weeks left Monday for Buhl Idaho. The Kingman Kolony Sunday School visited Oregon Trail Sunday. There were 42 attending from the Kolony. They rode in the Toombs bus Miss Marie Richville played a violin solo. Kolony Kooks, the third division j cooking club have finished their work 100 per cent. Their leader was | Miss Joy Crummett, The girls are Pleasure bound on the good ship any time, day or night. Its simple. Emily Otis. Susan Zamora. Louise “Bath.” It takes no ballyhoo to All you have to do is install ELEC V A L E , O REGO N Hinton. Also two first division girls \ make the bathtub popular in your TRIC H O T W A T E R . New L O W who were enrolled in the club. D. E. M ASTERSON, Cashier household. Just install A U T O Pauline Gowey and Ada Curtis. ELECTRIC RATES make it so The Willing Workers, girls of the , M A T IC ELECTRIC H O T W A T economical. You no longer need to second division sewing club are held- ER. Then watch the smiling faces skimp on hot water— use it gener ing an all afternoon meeting Tues of the bath brigade. All it takes is ously for every purpose to which day. They plan to sew and finish up the years work. plentiful hot water . . . available hot water is put in the home. B o u nd a r y The exact boundary line between France and Italy la a mountain brook, trickling down from the Alps Maritime* to the Mediter ranean. IRONSIDE NEWS C LU B LEADERS TO Lemons for Rheumatism Bring Joyous Relief KINGMAN KOLONY Energy! Get Hungry It’s Spring . . . Shelton Dairy USED PARTS GOOD INSURANCE NYSSA PACKING CO. Frank T. Morgan TH E Smiling BATH BRIGADE We Have Ample Resources and Banking facilities to accomodate our customers Make Th is a Comfortable Summer with AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC HOT WATER BANK OF MALHEUR NOTICE! Users of high pressure water for irrigation take notice, that commencing Friday, May 15th, 193(5, the use of high pressure water for irriga tion will be alternated. Those living south of Main Street may irrigate on Mondays, Wednes day and Fridays; those north of Main Street on Tuesday, Thursdays and Saturdays. Both sides may use water on Sundays. Hours for using are from 5 o’clock to 9 o’clock P. M. and sprinklers must bo used at all times. Anyone found violating the rules will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. By order of the Town Council. A. R. M ILLA R , Recorder A Half.Cast« A half-caste Is a person horn of a European father and a Hindu or Mohammedan mother, or, more rarely, of an English mother and a Hindu or Mohammedan fntlier. Abundant i t GUERNSEY MILK W e are delivering high test Guernsey Milk pro duced in a modern and sanitary plant May we add you to our list of satisfied customers? We also sell high standard Holstein milk, con sidered by many medical authorities as best for hr bies and growing children. Sunshine D a ir y INSTANT H O T W ATER at New Low Electric Rates H O TPO IN TA N D W ESTIN G H O U SE ONLY Automatic Electric $3 W ATER HEATERS DOWN $OJ5° 24 Months to Pay the Balance n t t Cash Completely Installed ( DAHO Y POWER CCe& uciÙ j. Does So MUCH-Costs So LITTLE!
