NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, THURS., AUGUST 12, 1937
SOCIETY
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G R A N G E NEW S
By Albert B. Hopkins, County Publicity Agent
Brief items of interest regarding the Granges of the County,
their activity, aims and purposes.
STORK SHOWER
FOR MRS. WHEELER
A fireside shower was given Fri
day, August 6 by Mrs. Howard
Greenup and Mrs. Dave Dugger In
honor of Mrs. Herman Wheeler at
her home. A large party of friends
enjoyed the afternoon sewing and
visiting; after which the many
beautiful gifts were opened by the
honor guest. Lovely refreshments
were served by the hostess.
Those who attended the affair
were Mrs. Arch Jenkins and Miss
Vera May Jenkins of Ontario; Mes-
dames Thelma Mefford, Jake Fisch
er, Francis Ray, Anna Henderson,
Claude Willson, Vesta Tuttle, Rose
Toombs, Velma Engle, Bert Spen
cer, Walter Marshall, A. H. Will-
son, Jewe Rice Choate, Water Rice,
Lorren Recor, Tom Dixon, and Jen
nie Baker.
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MRS. FISHER ENTERTAINED
FRIDAY AFTERNOON
Fcur tables of Contract were in
play Friday afternoon when Mrs.
H-.rbert Fisher entertained with a
delightful dessert bridge party. Mrs
W. F. McLing Emmett was an out
of town guest. Honors at cards went
to Mrs. Dewey Ray, first; Mrs. Mc
Ling, second; and Mrs. Louis P.
Thomas, traveling prize.
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VISITORS ENTERTAINED
SUNDAY EVENING
The Franklin Fry home in Oregon
Trail district was the scene of a
large social gathering Sunday even
ing when the Fry's entertained in
honor of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Hartley
and Mr. Robbins of Southerland,
Oregon, who were Sunday over
night guests of the Frys while en
route to New Orleans. Besides the
honor guests and the hcsts dinner
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School
Supplies
was served to the Dean and Dwight
Smith families, Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Dean and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Daniels
of Payette, Emil Deans and daugh
ter of Emmett, Mrs. J. B. Smith,
Charlie Jones, Mrs. Lucille John
ston and sons and Mr. and Mrs.
Dean Johnston and baby.
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BIRTHDAY PARTY.
Janie Parr celebrated her 6th
birthday last Tuesday afternoon
with a party for several young
friends given at the W. A.McNall
home in Oregon Trail. Games and
a nice lunch were enjoyed by the
youngsters. Mrs. George McKee,
Mrs. Chas. Thomason and Mrs.
Floyd Campbell were also present.
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MRS. ROBERTSON
ENTERTAINS
Mrs. Artie Robertson was hostess
to two nice parties last Wednesday
and Thursday afternoon, entertain
ing with a dessert bridge each day.
Three tables of bridge were in play
and on Wednesday Mrs. Dick
Adams won high score prize and
Mrs. Dewey Ray .second. Thursday
afternoon the honors went to Mrs.
Dean Smith, first; and Mrs. Howard
Larsen, second.
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THURSDAY CONTRACT CLUB
The Thursday Contract club met
with Mrs. Howard Larsen Thursday
evening with Mrs. Frank Morgan
winning the high score award.
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TUESDAY CONTRACT CLUB
Mrs. J. J. Sarazin entertained the
Tuesday Contract club this week.
Enough extra guests were invited
to make up one extra table with
Mrs. Edward Mucho winning the
guest prize. The club prizes were
won by Mrs. C. L. McCoy and Mrs.
Dewey Ray.
LICENSE EXAMINER TO
STOP AT JORDAN VALLEY
are
Arriving Daily
at
JOI 1NS0 N
VA RIET
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KILL
: Get them at H E, Peterson place
Turn toward Parma on Fruitland-
Parma highway and to stop at first
place on left after passing high line
I canal. 8-12tf.
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FOR SALE—Farmall F 20 tractor,
1936 model, complete with 14 inch
tumblebug Moline two bottom plow.
See Carl Sebum. 8-12-3tc.
GRANGE CALENDER
FOR SALE—Used electric refrigera
tor and electric range. Inquire of
Howard Larsen. 8-12-2tc.
BOULEVARD GRANGE—Meets 2nd and 4th Thursday at 8:30 P
M 4 miles South of Ontario. John Lienhard,
Master.
BIG BEND Grange—Meets first and third Tuesday at 8 00 P. M
Wade schoolhouse.
H. R. Hatch, Master
VALE Grange—Meets first and third Friday at 8:30 P. M.
I. O.O.F. Hall in Vale.
L. P. Peterson, Master.
OREGON SLOPE —Meets first and third Thursday at 8:00 P M
10 miles North of Ontario.
R. E. Shay, Master.
HARPER-WESTFALL—Meets second and fourth Friday at 8 P.M.
At Harper.
Charles G. Belgarde, Master.
AROCK Grange—Meets second and fourth Saturday at 8:00 P M.
R. E. Danner. Master
WILD ROSE Grange—Meets 2nd and 4th Saturday at 8:00 P. M.
except June, July, Aug. and Sept, at 9-
20 miles west of Huntington.
Arthur Antrim, Master.
EL DORADO Grange—Meets 2nd and 4th Friday at 8:00 P. M.
At Ironside.
Carroll Locey, Master.
SNAKE RIVER—Meets first and third Tuesday at 8:00 P. M.
At Annex Schoolhouse.
Mrs. Claude Ogllvle, Master.
I. O.N. Grange—Meets first and third Friday Oct. to Apr. at 8:00
P. M. Apr. to Oct. at 9:00 P. M.
At Cow Creek Bridge on I.O.N. Highway
C. F. Falen, Master.
KINGMAN Orange—Meets 2nd and 4th Monday at 8:30 P. M.
Kingman Kolony Schoolhouse.
C. E. Elliott, Master.
OREGON TRAIL—Meets 2nd and 4th Wednesday at 8:30 P. M.
Oregon Trail Schoolhouse.
Klaas Stam. Master.
FOR SALE—My property Including
four room house and three lots.
Mrs. Mary Dodson. 8-5-2tp.
ELDORADO GRANGE
By Mrs. Ed Beam
The El Dorado Grange met on
the 23rd of July with a good atten
dance. Roll call was answered with
jokes. The life of Stephen Foster
was discussed and several of his
songs were sung during the literary
hour.
The Grange will hold its next
regular meeting on Friday evening
August 13. The Lecturer is giving a
prize for the best stunt. Bach
granger is asked to put on a stunt
of some kind for entertainment,
after which games will be played.
AROCK GRANGE
NOTICE1
To Water Users
Service Will Be Discon
tinued On All Past Due
Water Accounts Not Paid
Before August 20th.
FOR RENT OR SALE—A large 7
room apartment house. See R. J.
Davis or H. Q. Johnston imme
diately AS 2tp.
FOR
SALE—Contractors payroll,
affidavit and other forms at The
Gate City Journal. If you need
something special, we can make it
M. F. S O L O M O N
City Recorder
FOR SALE OR TRADE—1935 V8
DeLuxe Ford Sedan. Radio equip
ped. J. W. Pierce. 5 miles SW Nyssa
FOR SALE—4-wheel trailer house.
Double
walls, veneer panel,
double floor, serviceable rubber. *65.
G. C. Hibbert, 5 miles NW of Nyssa.
Aug52tp
Wanted
WANTED—All your welding Jobs.
We promise good work and fair
prices. Pruyn Auto Repair, Phone
56F2.
Miscellaneous
HAULING—All kinds, Oregon and
Idaho License. Hugh Glasgow
Phone 36-F3. Jan 16tf.
The Home Economics Club of the
BRAKE WORK—Let us put your
Oregon Trail Grange held their | car or truck brakes in first class
regular meeting August 3rd at the condition. Special equipment and
home of Mrs. Orrin Choat. Plans j trained men at your service. Pruyn
wete made for the next meeting Auto Repair. Phone 56F2.
which will be held August 17 at the
schoolhouse. At this time the King-
White Tail Deer Silent
man Club will be asked to meet
The whitetail deer is among the
with us.
most silent members of the deer
family. The moose has Its call and
TRI-COUNTY PICNIC
the elk its bugle, but the whitetail
The date of the Tri-County picnic rarely gives voice.
has been changed from the third
Sunday in August to the fourth
Sunday, August 22. V. F. Livsey of
the State Agricultural committee
will be the main speaker on the
program. Several granges of the
county have been asked to put on
a skit. C. A. Ketcham announces
that there will be a truck load of
melons on the grounds this year for
the picnic. Mr. Ketcham is repre
senting
Malheur County on the
committee in charge of the picnic.
The Home Economics Club of
Arock Grange met at the home of
Mrs. Mary Baltzor August 3rd with
Word has been received from Sec twenty members and two visitors
retary cf State Snell that arrange present. Plans were made for clean
ing the grange hall, and arrange
ments have be?n made for an ex ments were made for the dance and
aminer of operators and chauffeurs supper to be given August 7.
to conduct a special stop at Jordan
Our Grange meetings have hot
Valley on Friday, August 20th, be been very regular through the hot
tween tha hours of 10 a. m. and 5 weather and busy season, but our
p. m. and on Saturday, August 21st officers are preparing for a good
between the hours cf 8 a. m. and 3 meeting for August 14.
TAKEN UP— Bay mare, no brand,
p. m.
about 18 months old. Van Zelf at
Drivers in Jordan Valley will no
BOULEVARD GRANGE
K E. and D. ranch. 8-5-3tp
Joubt welcome this opportunity of
By Mrs. Vera Weaver
taking their examination for driv
For Sale
ers license and to get blanks and
The Home Economics Club of the
FOR
SALE—1937
Chevrolet pickup,
information regarding renewal of Boulevard Grange had their regular
driven cnly 3,000 miles. Also I
drivers license.
meeting Wednesday August 4 at
Birdings Island. There were thir choice building lots. Pete Dear. 8-12
teen members present. They enjoy 2tp
ed swimming and a picnic lunch.
FOR SALE—Tomatoes now suitable
The Boulevard Grange will hold
for canning. Bring containers. I
its next regular meeting Thursday
August 12. They plan to initiate in
; the first and second degrees. They
are also planning and working on
their booth, hoping to get first prize.
O ne d o se o f A D L E K IK A q u ic k ly r e
Sure . . . It’s Hot!
But you can <*)ol off by thinking about the snow
drift last winter.
Another way to enjoy the summer is to use
plenty of cold meats from our market.
“ Yours for Cool Rations”
N Y S S A P A C K IN G CO .
FRESH MEAT
FISH
CURED MEATS
HOW'S THIS FOR LUCK?
CLASSIFIED ADS
Stom ach Gas
OREGON TRAIL GRANGE
That Pest
W e Have The Weapons You Need
The Oregon Trail Grange held its
S regular meeting July 28. L. P Pet
erson, Master of the Vale Grange,
spoke during the Lecturer’s hour.
lie v e s g a s b lo a tin g , c le a n s o u t B O TH
u p p e r a n d lo w er bowelB, a llo w s you to
e a t a n d slee p good. Q u ick , th o ro u g h
a c tio n , y e t e n tir e ly g e n tle a n d safe.
ADLERIKA
NYSSA PHARMACY
Fly Killers
Moth Destroyers
Cenol Fly Destroyer
Flit
Poison Fly Paper
Dichloricide
Apex Moth Cakes
Vapex Moth Vaporizer
Moth Balls
Thrills!
Ant Destroyers
Bed Bug Destroyers
A u g u s t 19/ 2C, 21 -8:15 p.m.
Kellogg Ant Paste
Cyanogas
Buhaoh
Cenol Ant Destroyer
Cenol Bed Bud Destroyer
Sulphur Fumes
El Vampiro
Buhach
Spills!
AVGUST 14 TO SEPTEMBEB 4 W ITH THE GENUINE
ESTATE HEATROLA
Q O O D L U C K ” is one w ay of look-
ing at it, but buying a H eatrola in
this cam paign is really only a m a tte r of
good sense. Y ou’re going to need a new
heater th is Fall. Of course, you w an t the
genuine E sta te H eatrola. T h en w h y not
place y o u r o rd er n o w and get y o u r share
of F re e Coal (5 0 0 to 2 ,000 p o u n d s ).*
H ere’s all you do:
S e le c t y o u r H eatrola n ow , m ake ju st
a small d ep osit, p a y nothing m o re until
th e H e a tr o la is in sta lled ( y o u a a y
w h en ). T h en start p a yin g in c o n v e
n ien t m on th ly installmenta.
Rem em ber, th e re’s no other offer to co m
pare w ith this, because no o th er heater
can com pare w ith th e genuine E state
H eatrola — th e original cabinet heater.
Beautiful, m odern, all-porcelain cabinets
—eight m odels to choose from . Jointless
ash box. E stalloy double-life fire pot.
P ed -a-L ev er Feed Door. And th e w o n
derful Intensi-F ire A ir D uct — H eatrola’s
fam ous, exclusive feature th at tu rn s w aste
into w arm th , cuts fuel bills 25 to 40 % .
We carry a full line of plant and garden sprays
and will gladly help you with your spraying
problems.
• D epending upon th s m odel you
choose; o n e-h alf th e ee a m o u n ts
If h a rd co al la fu rn ish ed .
DOUBLE LIFE. N e w . a i t r i .
h e a v y , r ib b e d fire p o t, m a d e
of E a ta llo y ( n i c k e l c h ro m iu m
a llo y ). M o re th a n d o u b le th e
life of b e s t c a s t-iro n fire p o ts.
Nyssa Pharmacy
TURNS WASTE INTO W A R M TH !
O r d in a ry h e a te r (l e f t) a llo w s w s rm th
to e s c a p e u p flu e. U n iq u e I n te n s i-
F ire A ir D u c t ( r i g h t ) in E s ta te H e a t
ro la b lo c k s h e a t —s e n d s it in to ro o m s.
HAY INSURANCE
It don’t pay to take a chance on losing
your crop . . . Let us insure your hay
against fire. See us before it is too late
Peterson Furniture Co.
Paradat TKdk and Fri
AwtmÊM mag —
Nyssa Realty Co.
Don M. Graham, Manager
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Nordale Furniture Store
NYSSA, OREGON