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About The Gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1910-1937 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 3, 1936)
GATE CITY JOURNAL. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 3, 1936. Society - I - WILL ENTERTAIN GUILD Mrs. A. V. Cook, Mrs. Elmer Clon- inger and Mrs Mary Felton will be hostesses when the Guild meets Wednesday, December 9th at the home of Mrs. A. V. Cook. Mrs. Sid Burbidge entertained the Tuesday Contract club this week HOW TO GET YOUR 1937 CAR LICENSE with Mrs. Louis P. Thomus and Mrs. L. M. Wilson as guests. Mrs. George Earl Snell, Secretary of State, sent Mitchell won high score prize and out instructions recently on how to Mrs. Lewis Wiltshire won second. get your 1937 auto license plates, - I - with the least amount of trouble. In order to file your application for re MR AND MRS. CLUB newal for new license plates: The Mr. and Mrs. Bridge club held First-- Use you present 1936 white their meeting at the home of Mr. registration card as a renewal appli and Mrs. Farnham Sills Tuesday cation blank, being careful to com evening. Mr. and Mrs. Wiltshire plete the information on the reverse played with members. At the close side. of the card play Mrs. A, H. Boydell Second—Regardless of the weight held high score and Mr. Sills sec or age of your car, the license rate ond high. Is $5 flat for all private passenger carrying vehicles. Payment of thi‘ - 8 - fee gives you license plates good tc THETA RHO ENTERTAINED and including December 31, 1937. Fill out your registration card and Members of the Rebekah lodge en tertained Monday night at the lodge mail your check or money order tf hall for the Theta Rho Girls. Games Earl Snell, Secretary of State—that’s and dancing furnished diversion for all there is to it. the evening and a lunch was served at the close. - 8 ADRIAN NEWS — LOSERS ENTERTAIN The losing side of the attendance contest of the St. Paul's Epispocal Sunday School's womens class gave a party for the winners at the Par ish hall Wednesday afternoon. - 8 - THURSDAY CLUB Mrs. Ernest McClure was hostess to the Thursday bridge club last week. Mrs. Dean Johnston and Mrs. Nick Rudltck played with members. Mrs. Aden Wilson won first prize; Mrs. Rudllck second and Mrs. Max Schweizer a traveling prize. SUPPER CLUB Mr. and Mrs. Sid Burbidge were hosts to the Supper Club Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Louis P. Thomas and Mr and Mrs. Barr Doo little were guests. High score honors went to Mr. C. L. McCoy and Mr. Thomas won second high. - Ray Drown and family and Mrs. Amanda Ashcraft at the Dale Ash craft home; Charles McConnell and Ellen at the home of Mr. McCon nell's nephew. Ray McConnell in Emmett: Qerrlt Muntjewerff at the Case Mntjewerff home; Ralph Hunt and family at the Tex Doty home; Henry Hatch at the Louis Hudson home in Wilder, Idaho. Miss Betty Nelson of Nampa and Joyce Ashcraft were Thursday even ing dinner guests at the H. C. Enot home. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Newton spent Thanksgiving at home due to iilnest of their children. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Goulet and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Goulet of Adrian bench motored to Yakima for the Thanksgiving holiday. PWA workers have spent several 8 - MONDAY BRIDGE Mrs. Ray Emmott entertained the Monday bridge club this week. Mrs. Lewis Wiltshire won high score prize and Mrs Dick Adams, consol ation. Mrs. Bert Llenkaemper and Mrs. Ernest Wilson played with members. REBEKAH CARNIVAL A good time is in store for all who attend the Rebekah carnival next Wednesday evening at the lodge hall. The affair will start promptly at 8 o'clock with a pro gram which will be followed by the carnival, with concessions, beano game, fish pond, roulette wheel and money game. There will also be a gypsy fortune teller present. A lunch stand will be there to take care of the hungry and the evening will end with a shower of confetti and ser pentine streamers. Dcn't forget the date, December 9. Admission 10c. Mrs. Faye Walker of Portland, Oregon arrived Wednesday morning to spend the Thanksgiving holiday1 with relatives and friends. Henry Hatch has been assisting with the rush at the Eder Hard ware. Mr. and Mrs. D. T. Holly were Boise shoppers Friday. Miss Virginii Miller accompanied them. Miss Benita Gaviola was an ove! night guest of Mrs. Mitchell Gav iola Saturday night. Miss Betty Nelson of Nampa spen the week end as a guest of Miss Joyce and Donna Ashcraft. Frank Bicandl and Raymond Men- lque visited relatives in Nampa iron. Tuesday to Thursday. John Enos took care of their place of business while they were gone. Mr. and Mrs. Janies McOlnnls and Joyce attended the 35th wedding an niversary party of Mr. and Mrs Harvey Hatch given at the Hatch home Sunday evening in Big Bend. Thanksgiving was observed in the traditional way. Messrs, and Mes dames James McGinnis at the Har vey Hatch home; J. E. Holly and son William, Dan Holly and son at the F. A. Miller home; L. T Ashcraft and to family, W. E. Ashcraft and family SANTA CLAUS Will Be Here NEXT SATURDAY — AT— 1 O’Clock — AT— days building a road to the new school grounds and graveling it, which was much needed. Mr and Mrs. Earl Sparks and baby have moved to Emmett. Idaho where Mr Sparks has work on con struction work. Mrs. H J. Ward and mother Mrs. M. M. Maxwell of Roswell and Web ster Otis were Thursday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Otis The Frank Freel family enjoyed a goose dinner at home Thursday. Manuel Gavióla purchased a new Chevrolet pick-up of a Payette firm. 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