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Society Emmett and Mr. and Mrs. Free, j Fisher 8nd their son Don of Apple Valley. 5 | COVERED DISH SUPPER | The covered dish supper given by the Guild of St. Paul’s Episcopal OREOON TRAIL CARD PARTY I I church at the parish house on Mon- Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Boersma ' day evening was well attended. were hosts to the Oregon Trail card | After the tables cleared the party on Friday evening. There were j evening was spent were in singing and seven tables In play with high score visiting and playing games. going to Mrs. Nell Dlmmlck and Mr. 5 Jacob Fischer and low to Mr. Wil- GUESTS Uard Keck and Miss Goldie Miller. DINNER Mr. and Mrs. George Mitchell en The next one will be this Friday at tertained Mr. and Mrs. W. W. the school house. Howell of Boise at dinner on Sun day. SUNDAY DINNER OUE8T8 Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Boersma WEDDING were hosts at a Sunday dinner (or ANNOUNCE Mr. and Mrs. Oswald M. Hector Mr. and Mrs. Nell Dlmmlck and the marriage of their Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cox and their announce daughter. Bernice Winifred, to Mr. daughter of Dead Ox Flat. Carl Henry Coad, Saturday January 5 22, at Klamath Falls. Oregon. TUESDAY BRIDGE CLUB The Tuesday Bridge club was en SUPPER CLUB tertained by Mrs. George Mitchell On Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. at which Mrs. Taylor Gudmunsen, Dewey Ray entertained members of Mrs. Frank Hall, Mrs. William Sch- the Supper Club at dinner and lreman and Mrs. Herbert Fisher Mr. and Mrs. W. F. McLing were guests. High score was held by cards. of Emmett were out of town mem Mrs. Bernard Frost and second by bers who attended. Mrs. J. J. Sarazin. 8 - I - WEDNESDAY NIGHT CLUB BIRTHDAY PARTY The Wednesday Night bridge club Betty Fife, daughter of Bishop was entertained by Mrs. Klaas Ten- and Mrs. Luther Fife on Friday en |sen with all members present. High tertained eight of her little friends i score was made by Mrs. Aden Wll- at a party In honor of her fourth ! son and second fell to Mrs. Henry birthday. Games and a birthday Carl. cake were the amusements for the afternoon. LOWER BIG BEND -5 MISS FLORENCE RUSSELL SUNDAY DINNER Mr. and Mrs. Herb Fisher with Mrs. Qulnby entertained at a family Mr. and Mrs. Gaynor Looney of dinner on Sunday. Their guests In Emmett have spent the past week cluded Mr. and Mrs. Walter Conraa visiting at the parental Harry and Mr and Mrs. Henry Conrad of Looney and Francis homes. Ruth Eastman was taken to the Ontario hospital Tuesday where she will undergo an operation for appendicitis. Miss Emma Young spent the week and with her mother in Ontario. R. F. Perry of Adrian called at the Russell home in the Bend Sunday. Come to Lower Bend school house Saturday January 29 and see the program. Women and girls vs. men and boys. Just a good old fashioned evening spent in a neighborly way. The Jolly Janes met with Rachel Abbl January 20th. After the regu lar business meeting refreshments were served by Mrs. King. Mrs. Jer- gen, and Russell. They adjourned to meet at an all day meeting with Ruth Campbell on February 3. A group of friends and neighbors of Mrs. Ray Kolsky came and spent the day sewing for their hostess Tuesday, January 25. Covered dish luncheon w js enjoyed at noon. Mr. and Mrs. Joe King were Cald- - - - - - - - - V A L E N T IN E S of MAN’S MOST IMPORTANT FOOD A ll Kinds Nyssa Packing Co. JOHNSON VARIETY —at— PHONE 6 GROU ND HOG (Not Hamburger) DANCE Big Bend Park Wed Feb 2 V V C U * 1 C U • Sponsored by N Y SSA PO ST American Legion Mm NYSSA GATE CITY JOURN ARTHURS., « JANUARY 27, 1933 well callers Tuesday. The Ray Cartwright family have fully recovered from smallpox and George assumed his studies at the Nyssa high school Monday. APPLE VALLEY By MISS NORMA STOUT A series of undenominational Gospel services conducted by Misses Lillian Willis and Edith Ward, are being held in the Apple Valley schoolhouse every night this week, with the exception of Monday and Saturday at 8 o’clock Everyone Is cordially invited to attend the ser vices. Mr. and Mrs. Conley Wilson and daughter Jeanette, and Mr. and Mrs. Cedric Caldwell and children were dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Wilson, Sun day. Mr. and Mrs. Alfa Hulse of Parma were visitors atthe home of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Wood Sunday. Mrs. Cecil Scott is ill with the smallpox. Eva Edison is caring for her and doing the housework. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Miller and children of Ontario were dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Rae Saturday evening. Miss Lucille Rae, who has been visiting in the Miller home for a few weeks, returned to her home here. Bowman Vertrees, student at Link’s, spent the week end at the home of her parents, M. and Mrs. C. D. Vertrees. Olive Bailey Is reported on the sick list with a slight case of chick- enpox. Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Whlttom of Parma called at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Correll Tuesday. Mrs. Fields and children have re cently moved to Caldwell. Glen Hinchey of Boise was a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Othyl Turner, Tuesday and Wed nesday. The Ladies Aid will meet at the home of Mrs. Clarence Frttts this Thursday January 27th. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Bonde and son of Emmett were dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wulf Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Justiss, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Boston and family and Mede Justiss of Idaho Falls were dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Boston Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Leland Riskins of Baker were house guests at the home of Mr and Mrs. Edward Wulf from Thursday until Saturday. Mede Justiss of Idaho Falls, who was a former resident of this com munity several years ago, arrived Wednesday for a visit with relatives and friends. He is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Boston at present. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Boston and family, and J I. Boston called at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Boston In Ontario Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Chris Melvedt and daughters of Boise, and Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Reed of Parma were dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Levi Stevens Sunday. Honor Roll for Third Six Week’s Period - First and second grades: Laur ence Frltts, Laverne Ferguson, Stanley Leigh, Kenneth Nelson and Virginia Turner. Third and fourth grades: Larene Scott, Clifford Wise, Dolores Ash ley, Bobby Smalley, Dell Norman, Wanda Larkin. George Turner, Marjorie Sager, Edward Meador. Anna Fritts. and Betty Tuttle. Fifth and sixth grades: John Whisler, Mabel Henshaw, Ruth Schultz. Seventh and eighth grades: Mary Bonser,. Helen Young. Doris Bon ser, Dorothy Bonser, Ada Bell Shawl, John Castater. Florence Whisler. Star Robinson. Mildred Sagar. OW YHEE Mrs Chas. Bradley was hostess to the Owyhee Community club Thurs day. Election of officers resulted in the following. Mrs. Ellis Walters, president; Mrs. Wm. Peutz, vice president; Mrs. Martha Kllngback. secretary and treasurer. After the business meeting the guests enjoy- Olson Gearless Pump Jack G uaran teed to pum p any well with 1-2 H. P. motor O L S O N ’S 2nd H an d Store N Y SSA, OREGON ed a guessing gan e. Refreshments 1 of Nebraska spent last week with of pie and coffee closed an enjoy Mr. and Mrs. Albert Welch. They went on to California for the rest able afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. L W Dlerking and of the winter. daughter Norma Jean have moved The Harris, Oossort and Shelton to Nyssa from Salem where they families and Dean Eachus and Joe plan to build a home. Mrs. Dlerking Dcffenbach attended church in the is a sister of Mrs. Fred Boness of Bend Sunday evening at which ; time Mrs. Harris and Mrs. Shelton this community. Werner Peutz left Friday for a Mr. and Mrs. Harry Denny and trip to Portland and plans to go on sang a duet. also to Corvallis to visit his brother Mr Duane Anderson, grange mas Wm. Peutz, Jr., who is a student at ter, atended the card party given by the Kolony grange Wednesday. 0-A.C. Mr. and Mrs. Chas Culbertson Thursday evenihg the R. R. Over- and daughter Betty were dinner streets were surprised when a group guests in the Pat Bennett home in of early Kolony settlers came to spend the evening bringing light the Richland district Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Sandy Fife of Nys refreshments with them. Those in sa were afternoon guests in the the group were Mr. Beaumont and Miss Beaumont, Mr. and Mrs Con Chas. Bradley home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Roland Holmes and rad Martin, Mrs. Bach and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Culbertson were Nichols, Mr. and Mrs. Frank New- evening guests in the Ray Franklin blll, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pinkston. Mr. and Mrs. Alvon McGinnis. home Sunday. Newell H e igh ts BY MODERN PIONEER CLUB BIG BEND NEWS By MRS. E. H. BRUMBACH B. G. Robertson are Several substantial new homes Mr. and a Mrs. couple of weeks in Vale have been built in Newell Heights spending where Mr. Roberts is serving on this fall or are under construction. jury duty. The Schelmer house is nearing Messrs. Rogers and Robert completion. Attractive features of Walker of Basil Portland the past this house are the glassed in sun week visiting in the spent R. L. Haworth room and the large window In the home. dining room. The house Is equipped Mrs. Lester French entertained with a stoker and air conditioner. the members of the TK club at The R. R. Overstreets are enjoying the her home Friday afternoon. their modern new home built on the Owing to the bad roads in Owy new land Just west of where they hee the carpenters engaged in the have lived for years. Gotfried Jo- building the Schelmer house were hannsen was the contractor for both compelled to stop work several these houses as well as the four Mr. and Mrs. Grover Lee days. who room home Just completed for Leslie spent the summer working on con Young. The Subsurretta brothers struction work at Lewis, Colorado are building a new house consisting returned home Saturday for a visit of four rooms and bath on their with Mr. and Mrs. N. S. Phelan. farm. The Winn family have moved On their way home they stopepd at into a large new basement house Rock Springs, Wyoming an d and the commodious new Kurtz brought Miss Ingrid Ahoe with them basement home is nearly ready for a few weeks visit. occupancy. The Isaac Firestone for Mrs. L. Haworth entertained family is occupying a small four the Book R. Club her home Satur room house built this winter and day afternoon. at Mrs. Tensen Mr. Jesse Sugg made a small addi gave the review "The Dick Very House" tion to his house. Others have built by Roche. barns, granaries and garages. Eleanor Haworth an d Three short extensions to the Misses Prosser were guests at a party Kurtz, Timmerman and Young Flora Saturday evening at the home of palces have been made to the main Miss in Roswell. power line this month. The line Mr. Ila and Richards Mrs. George Neber of now serves these three in addition to Greenleaf were guests in the French the Sugg, Goulett, Judd, Rogers and home Thursday. Schelmer places. and Mrs. Carpenter of Wilder Mrs Stanley Goulet and her baby Mr. business visitors in the Bend daughter, Janice Marie, returned were Monday. from Mercy hospital in Nampa on Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lee and son Sunday. of Ontario were dinner guests in the Mr. Ross Kealy returned Tues Phelan home Sunday. day with a truck of lumber from Mr. and Mrs. Lester French and Hood River. The Kealeys are build Jackie were dinner guests in the ing a two room house a top the hill Homer Allen home in Arena Valley to the west. Their children are re Sunday. maining in Hood River with the A meeting of adults of Wade dis grandparents to go to school. trict will be held at the schqol house Wm. Wood came from Couer Wednesday evening to make plans d'Alene this week to make some im for a play to be given in the nea» provements about his ranch here. future. He has made a large planting of Genevieve, Bennie and Lyle Rog evergreen trees about the grounds. ers of Caldwell were week end guests His mother, Mrs. Emma Wood, who the Haworth home. spent one year in Newell Heights is in Mr. and Mrs. N. S. Phelan were building a new home in Couer shopping in Ontario Monday. d' Alene. Irene Nightingale who teach Mrs. Lewis Eachus was hostess es Mrs. in Jefferson district and Joe to the Modem Pioneer Club Tues Brumbach were week day afternoon. The popularity of the end guests of in the Emmett Brumbach club was manifest when in spite The highway from the state home line of the roads being so bad that near to the bridge is being gravelled and ly everyone walked, there were plans are made to oil It in the about twenty present. The club members decided they spring. would be responsible for sending the Newell Heights news to the local paper. A different member will be responsible for sending the news each month and a scrap book of the news will be kept to look back through when the community has Knot Hole News outgrown its infancy. They are a part of the Kolony school district I gave Mike some of my 1870 Nap- and members attend church. P.T.A. | oleon brandy. and grange at the Kolony school. Did he rave? Mr. and Mrs. C B. West of Yak Ill say. I only let him take a sip. ima. Wash., have bought 80 acres —Aberdeen Coal— from Mr. Firestone. They and their Why docs a chicken cross the three children arrived Saturday and street? will be with Mrs. Wests’ parents, So the guy who thought up the the Firestones, while temporary liv joke could lay an egg. ing quarters are being built. —Aberdeen Coal— Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pinkston A hick town Is a place where spent Saturday and Sunday in when a girl falls by the wayside, Caldwell with relatives. every man in town breaks all the The Kurtz family visited Mr. and speed laws to pick her up. Mrs. Harvey McLaughlin in Cald —Aberdeen Coal— well Saturday Bob Kurtz received I suppose yours Is a worm-driven the good news from the doctor that j car? he may return to school soon, after Yes, that's Hank sitting behind his long absence following a serious the wheel, now. accident. —Aberdeen Coal— Mr. Ted Rogers has had a very The height of something or other disagreeable two weeks due to sinus is the old maid who purposely and ear trouble. caught the Athletes Foot so she Mr and Mrs. Burt Creasy of Kla could take it to bed with her. math Falls were guests Sunday and —Aberdeen Coal— Monday in the Cecil Smith home Are you going to have your face Mr and Mrs. W W. Smith, Mr ; lifted again? and Mrs. Alvon McGinnis and Mr. Heaven no! I've had It lifted so and Mrs Cecil Smith were dinner often now, I have toenails on my guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. knee caps. James McGinnes In Adrian. —Aberdeen Coal— Mrs. Maud Walker and daughter Roomer—'You know. I dreamed I j was a child again, last night.’ Landlady: ’Oh, that's all right. I have to change the sheets today any way. For Sale. —Aberdeen Coal— Every Girl Should Know— Used Reconditioned Furni A What sight more than she lets ture. Above ordinary quality, her darned boy friend think she knows. Hooaler Kitchen cabinet. Sun Flame fuel-oil heater, beds, at very attractive prices, springs, occasional table. I dresser. Electric Washing Machine 115 00. Majestic Range. A-l condition. IIS. Nyssa, Oregon NYSSA BARGAIN HOUSE 1st door north of bank Jackson Lumber Company Ralph Boyles home Monday Mr. and Mrs. James Steph n were Buena V ista New s Vale visitors Tuesday. Mr T. H. Pierce called at the Ralph Boyles Ralph Boyles is very much im home Thursday. proved from his recent attack of pneumonia. ALPHA RHO DELPHIAN Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Jamieson and family called at the James Stephen The next meeting of the Alpha home Tuesday evening. chapter of the Delphian Dean Wycoff returned to school Rho local is called for February 2nd Monday after several weeks illness. society will be held at the usual place, Several of this district attendee and chapel Mrs. S. F. Taylor the meeting of the Chatterbox club Peterson’s is in charge of the lesson which last Wednesday at the Orrin Choat deals with Romanticism in France. home. IV, pages 141-174. Mesdames Jack Brodle, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Part A. Roberts, H. L. Peterson, Ted Wycoff and Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Paul E. C. Van Petten, Frank T. Goodell attended the tractor dem Cooper, Morgan and C. M. Tyler will assist onstration at Ontario Friday. her. Mr and Mrs. E. L. Jamieson were Vale callers Wednesday. Gem Salt, Kock Salt Ray Boyles returned to school Monday after several weeks absence Gem salt is a term applied to rock salt. The scientific name is salgem, due to illness. Several from this district Chat applied to it especially in its puresi terbox club party at the E. Nielson form. home Saturday night. The loosers entertained the winners at a 9 o’clock dinner. Over 40 guests were present and all had a lovely time. Glenn Hoffman bought a team of mules at Caldwell Friday. Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Sorensen and daughter returned to Wilder Sunday after spending several weeks with Mis. Sorenson's parents Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Day. Eris Jamieson has been ill with a Sen d H e r A sore throat. Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Goodell and family were Sunday dinner guests V a le n t in e at the C. C. Wycoff home. The din ner was in honor of Mr.s Wycoff’s No one ever outgrows and Mr. Goodell’s birthdays. the thrill and flattery Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Jamieson call of a valentine. It’s a ro ed at the Chester Sage home in the mantic, old fashioned Covina district. custom you don't want Mrs. A. P. Goodell called at the to forget. E. L. Jamieson home Monday. Complete Selection Oliver Stephen was absent from school for a few days wi.h a sore throat. Ic and up to 5 O c Harland Maw, C. C. Wycoff, Ray and James Willis helped at the • New Modern Cards • Sentimental Cards • Old-fashioned Ones ELECTRICAL N yssa CONTRACTING and Pharm acy REPAIRING The Rexall _ by Licensed Electricians ¡E l , s“” j B State Approved Wiring Material. NYSSA ELECTRIC SHOP Next to Bakery t. mm Order XXkHflddaq 15 PHONE FOR B o is e P a y e t t e Lum ber C o m p a n y “There’s a Yard Near Yon" S p rin g C an yon C oal High iieat! Little Ash! A llis-C h aimers Full 2 Plow Tractor 54 to 86 inch Adjustable Tread A Full 19 Horsepower on Drawbar $865 O n Steel $I0 9 5 O n Rubber (delivered in Nyssa) TERMS On Display at Texaco Service Store Phone 77W fizz. 4th and Main Sts.
