NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL^ THURSDAY. DEC. 9. 19a?
1335. She Is teaching this year at. her daughters Mrs. C. O. Pierson
Dufur.—The La Grande Observer. at\d Mrs. C. Stopplpcamp at the
heme of Mrs. R. E. Fry.
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Thoes present were Mrs Fry Mrs
HOLADY-INMAN
H. Sherwood, Mrs Jim Beam. Mrs
Hunt, Miss Margaret Hunt,
In the First Church of God In C. C. Walter
Nye, Mrs. James Huff­
Payette on Thanksgiving day, Nov­ Mrs.
FOSTER - DEXTER
Mrs. Tom Rust, Mrs. Flan­
ember 25, at eleven o’clock the Rev. man,
A wedding about which much local N. H. Famham united In marriage nery, who presented the honoree
Interest centers, was an event ci Jean Davis Holady and Mae Rose with many nice and useful gifts.
Thanksgiving evening. Wednesday Inman In the presence of a large A cake with sixty-seven candles
November 24 In the First Presby­ number of friends and relatives. The was cut by Mrs. Whipple and other
terian manse at Boise when Miss attendants were June and Bill Hol­ dainty refreshments were served
E. ther Dexter of the Dalles became ady cj Arcadia cousins cf the groom-
the bride of George Wayne Foster, A duet, "God Hath Not Promised," THURSDAY BRIDGE CLUB
of this city, now teaching at Jor­ was sung by Mrs. Ray Stephens and
dan Valley.
Rev. A. H. Shuman, accompanied The Thursday afternoon bridge
The service was read at eight on the piano by Mrs. G. A. Ar- club was entertained by Mrs E. D.
Norcott. Mrs. L. A. Maulding was
o'clock by Rev. Marcus E. Lindsey In ment.
the presence of Mr. and Mrs. Henry The bride is the only daughter the only guest and high score went
Gore of La Grande who were the of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Inman and a to Mrs. Dewey Ray.
attendants and Miss Luclle Dunlap graduate of Payette high school
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and Everett Jcnes of Jordan Val­ class of 1937. The groom is the sec­ TUESQAY BRIDGE
ley.
ond son of Mr. and Mrs. T. H.
The bride was married In an at­ Holady and Is a graduate of the The Tuesday night bridge club
was entertained by Mrs. Dewey
tractive green suit of wool trimmed Nyssa high school In 1933.
with Persian lamhs wool. She wore Following the ceremony a re­ Ray with Miss Eva Boydell as
with It black accessories and a cor­ ception was held at the Inman guest. High score was won by Mrs.
sage of Ophelia roses.
home for Immediate relatives. The Frank Morgan and second high
Mr. Foster the son of Mrs. Gore young ccuple are at home in the went to Mrs. Frank Hall.
was graduated frcm the La Grande Peters building in Payette.
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high school, attended Eastern Ore­
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GIRL
SCOUT
PARTY
gon normal and was graduated from SUNDAY DINNER
the university of Oregon with the
On Wednesday the Girl Scouts
class of 1937. He was a member of Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Ray were gave a party in the Parish house,
the Phi Delta Kappa house. This hosts at a family dinner on Sun­ with about thirty attending. Bunco
year he is principal of the Jordan day.
Guests Invited were Mrs. Stel­ and other games were played and at
Valley high school.
la
Butler,
Mr. Eph Frost and Mr. the close refreshments were enjoy­
Mrs. Fester is also a graduate of and Brs. Mark
ed. Mrs. Grant Rineheart acted as
Robertson.
Eastern Oregon Normal class of
patroness.
DEAN FIFES ENTERTAIN
APPLE VALLEY
By MISS NORMA STOUT
On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Dean
Fife entertained at a family din­
ner in honor of their sister and The Silver Moon Sunday school
brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. class were entertained at a delight­
Merle Dahl of southern, Idaho. ful party at the home of Olive
Other guests included Bisohp and Bailey,
evening. Thirty three
Mrs. Luther Fife and their family. children Friday
were present and their
teacher, Mrs. Ralph Justlss. Games
were played during the evening, and
DINNER HOSTS—
after which refreshments were serv­
Dr. and Mrs. J. J. Sarazln, Mr. ed.
Ncrbert Sarazln and Dr. van der E. A. Summy and son Ralph were
Vlugt were Sunday dinner guests of business visitors In Boise Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Barrett.
Mr. and Mrs. Rollo Rucker and
family moved Into the Lackland
house during the latter part of the
SURPRISE PARTY
week. Mr. and Mrs. Johnston and
A
surprise
birthday
party
was
family are moving into the house
for that
given to Mrs. Sarah Whiple honor­ vacated by Rucker’s.
ing her sixty-seventh birthday by Halton Stevens was an overnight
CHRISTMAS
guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Levi Stevens Friday. He left early
DINNER
Saturday morning for his home in
Portland.
NYSSA
This Thursday evening, December
ORDER YOURS
9th, the Ladies Aid will give their
BARGAIN
HOUSE
annual chlcke pie supper and bazaar
NOW
Second Hand Goods
at the Apple Valley church. Serving
begin promptly at 6 o'clock and
Come and Look—If we have will
continue
until everyone has been
it—the Price Is Right
served. A program has been arrang­
Nyssa
ed, which will start at 8 o'clock.
Xmas Trees
Everyone is extended a cordial invi­
tation to attend.
Packing Co.
Reasonable
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Vertrees were
visitors In Nampa Monday.
First door North of Bank
Phone 6
Lucille Rae was a house guest at
the home of her sister, Mrs. Jerry
Miller in Ontario, from Wednesday
until Sunday.
Mrs. Rex Fox and sen, and Mrs.
Walter Fox called at the home of
Mrs. Leo Woods Sunday.
Xmas Wrappings!
Xmas Cards!
Mrs. E. A. Summy called at the
home of Mr. and Mrs Carl Pielstick
Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs Cleo Whit tom cf
Parme, Helen Wiseman of Portland,
and James Correll, Jr, of New Mea­
dows were dinner guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Correll
Sunday.
Mrs. Mollie Nelson was a dinner
guest at the home cf Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Yeakel Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry McFadden of
Marshfield, Oregon, who visited at
the home of Mr. W. S. Adms ft/ a
few days, returned to their home
home Thursday
Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Webster and
daughter June of Nyssa were din­
ner guests at the home of Mr. and
Practical Gifts for Every Member of Your
Mrs. Fred Osterkamp Sunday.
Minnie and Esther Nelson, and
Family. See Our Large Assortment While
Mrs. Jim Correll finished with the
Stocks Are Complete
lettuce work at the Hogue Packing
house in Nyssa last Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Conley Wilson and
daughter Jeanette of Nampa have
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TURKEY
9 o* the, MAN
Pipe
Tobacco
Poker Set
Fitted Case
Shaving Set
Wrist Watch
Electric Razors
^ th e
Wine
Wallet
Lighter
Coin Purse
Cocktail Shaker
Comb & Brush Set
Pen and Pencil Set
WOMAN
Perfume
Lamps
Coty Set
Dianes
Stationen^
Compact
Powder Box
Chocolates
Scented Soaps
Bath Powder
Comb, Brush, Mirror Week End Bag
Sets
Make Up Mirror
Corne In and Look Us Over—Under No
Obligation to Purchase
>a Pharmacy
The REXALL Store
A COMPLETE
NEW LINE OF
Ask about our
“Change Over Plan”
On Tractor Tires
Firestone Tires
$5.86 up
4 40 X 21
Firestone Batteries
$4.95 up
TEXACO
SERVICE STORE
4th and Main Streets
PHONE 77W
moved into the upstairs .apartment Kaufmyi ai\d Howard Wilson.
at the home of Mr. ar.J Mi's. Cedric , Mf. ai\d Mrs. Cedric Cajd^ell were
Caldwell.
,
« business visiters, in Boise Wednes­
Mrs Glen Johnson and son Duane day.
of Parma were dinner guests at the Mr and Mrs. E F Kuhlman and
home of Mr. and Mrs Lloyd Cald­ family moved to a place two miles
east of Nampa last week.
well Sunday.
Orvllla Vertrees entertained sev­ I. A. Fritts returned from Ontario
eral young people at a pinochle the latter part of the week after
party at her home Wednesday even­ visiting for several days at the
ing. Roy Boston won high score and home of Mr. and Mrs. Luther Fritts.
Gerry Kaufman wen low. Delicious Mr. and Mr s Leon Higby and
refreshments of apple pie and ice
cream were served at a late hour by
the hostess. Thos invited were Mar­
lon, Freda and Leona Kuhlman.
Minnie and Esther Nelson, Roy
Boston. Allan Reed, Oscar Eller-
broeck, Wayne Kuhlman, Gerry :
Stegner, Maurice Jones, Irene Bles-
senger, Ruth Birks. Lyle McGee.
Hcmer Nichols, Mabel Henshaw.
3rd and 4th grades Anna Fritts.
Clifford Wise, Larene Scott. Bett,
Tuttle. Edward Meador. Wanda
Larkin, Elsie Tuttle, Dean Stein-
house.
1st and 2nd grades: La Verne
Ferguson, Dorothy Henshaw, Lau­
rence Fritts, Stanley Leigh, Kenneth
Nelson.
daughters were dinner gn sis at
the heme of Mr. and Mrs. Williams
of Nyssa Sunday.
Honor roll for second six weeks
period (Four l ’s and no grade be­
low 2): 7th and 8th grades. Mary
Bonser. Dcrothy Bonser, Doris
Bonser, Kenneth Caldwell. Ada Bell
Shawl. Florence Whlsler, John Cas-
tater, Star Robinson.
5th and 6th grades: Elmer Cox,
Ruth Shultz, John Whlsler, Morman
CLASSIFIED ADS
1 Cent Per Word
Minimum Charge 25c
What is more practical than
REWARD—For return of a slip
scraper, re-inf ore ed with strap
iron underneath. X welded on bail.
Had fifty foot cable attached. Re­
turn to Journal Office. 18N3tp.
STOLEN—The person who remov­
ed the trailor from the Power
Plant without permission are known
and if the trailor is not returned
within forty-eight hours will be ap- |
prehended. Pinkerton, water master.
FOR TRADE—1929 Chevrolet Stake
lt 4 ton truck, A-l condition. Good
rubber. Will trade for team of horses
13 to 1600 pounds, with goor set of
harness. Roy F Perry, Adrian.
Electrical Gifts!
Nyssa Electrical Dealers invite you to see the display of Home
Electrical Appliances in their Stores
Our store will have a Special Stock for you to fchoose from.
Lost
LOST—Holy Rosary hospital nurses
graduating pin. $2 00 reward.
Journal office. 9Dlc
ON DISPLAY FRIDAY AND SATURDAY OF THIS WEEK
For Sale
FOR S A I . E —Three hlghtest Jersey
ccws, four small calves, one six
months heifer and two weaner pigs.
Box No. 2 Journal 12 9 37 tfb.
TOR SALE—Trailer house, 7x16.
Built in cupboard and table, $60.
1V4 miles west of Owyhee school. R.
L. Patton ranch. 9D2tp.
TOR SALE—1937 Ford Truck, low
mileage, dual wheels, long wheel
base, cattle body. Good condition. At
Thompson Oil Co. 9Dtf
TOR SALE—Good apples, 20 cents
per bushel. Get' your apples for
canning new. Bring your contain­
ers. A. M. Highsmith. 1H miles SW
Nyssa 9Decltp.
TOR SALE—Or will trade for live­
stock, 1929 Ford Pickup. William
DeGrofft. 9D2tp.
TOR SALE—Almost new, enamel;
coal and wood range, with hot
water coils and thirty gallons hot
water tank. Ccst seventy dollars new
will sell for thirty-five.
TOR SAI.E—Twenty acres second
growth timber and .near Tacoma, [
Washington. Will sell cheap or j I
trade for property in this section.
See H. F. Brown. Journal office.
TOR SALE—Carrots $1.50 per hun­
dred pounds. D. L. Anderson, New­
ell Heights, 1 mile north and 3-4 j
mile west of Adrian. 2 D2tc.
TOR SALE—1937 Plymouth, call at
Powell Service Station.
TOR SALE—1928 Nash Special Six
coupe, good rubber and mechanical
condition, heater and license, ready
to run. See Sullivan. Parma Water
Lifter Co., Parma, Idaho.
TOR 8ALE—Lots Pipe V4, 3-4, 1, l ‘/4
2. Plywood, cedar fence posts, fit­
tings, 4 inch soil pipe. Pete Dear. 12-
1-37 tfb.
TOR SALE—Span matched light
draft horses, broken to work. $150
cash if sold this week. 112427tf.
Percolators
Gifts that will be an ever
present reminder of your
thoughtfulness.
Chromium Plated
Water Sealed to allow
washing.
I. E. S. LAMPS
Floor
Lamps
To
Suit
Every
Lighting
Need
Attractive
Table
Model
Lamps
That
Will
Please
Ask About Our Easy Purchase Plan
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ELECTRIC
IRONS
Wanted
CLOCKS
Noiseless
and
Accurate
Wall and
Table
Models
Automatic
control
Insures an
even heat
SUV IT
E L E C T R I C O LLV
WANTED—Reliable man for nearby
Rawleigh Route 800 consumers. 200 j&0
easily sold household necessities. 1 “ "
Sales way up this year. We teach
you how; supply sales, advertising
literature—-all you need. Thousands
earn $30 to $100 weekly. Rawleigh's
Dept ORL-148-G, Oakland, Calif
WORK WANTED—Carpenter and
cabinet work of all kinds. Christ
Frank. First house south on road
east of depot. 9Dtf.
WANTED—Position for couple with
11 year old child in exchange for
board and room, and small wages
M.r Andrew Shoop, Wyatt Smith
home ,7H miles SW of Nyssa. 9D2tp
WANTED—Hatching egg». We are M
making arrangement* now for
next season's hatching eggs If inter­
ested in getting premium for your
eggs write Thompson's Ontario
Hatchery. Ontario. Oregon. D2-9pd.
WANTED—All your welding Jobe.
We promise good work and fair
prices. Pruyn Auto Repair, Phone
56F2.
Miscellaneous
HAULING—Ail kinds. Oregon ana
Idaho License. Hugh Olasgow
Phone 36-F3. Jan 16tf.
BRAKE WORK—Let us put your
car or truck brakes In first class
condition. Special equipment and
trained men at your service. Pruyn
Auto Repair. Phone 56F2.
IDAHO V
POW ER
¿Z e cP u ciÜ / ÜPti So MUCH-Costs So LITTLE!
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