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»VYSSA GATE_riT Y JOURNOL. THURS., APRIL 21, 1938
Valley visited Sunday at the Ken
dall home.
Mr and Mrs. Andrew Anderson
EY LORETTA MITCHELL
were ln this district Sunday calling
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The Worth W ale Sewing club in the morning at the Terra home.
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Mr and Mrs Chas Schweiser
Mr. and Mrs Ernie Smi.h and met Thursday with Miss Cornelia
Charles Carte r and Mr. and Mrs.! Kollen. Nine ladies were present called Sunday* at the Tom Lowe
W A Mettlen were Sunday dinner While sewing tor the hostess they home.
Schoo
•guests at the home ol Chas Carter . discussed the possibilities of a com
Leslie Ditty who lias been ill for
munity hall and decided to have a ■Bine time had five teeth pulled by
j parent1, in Parma.
Louise Tensen, George Eichner I Max, Huston and Mr Dunaway silver tea at the home of Mrs Chas Dr. Norcott Monday.
la Carfield, Ruth Cooper, Jim spent their Easter Sunday with • Wilson on Friday, May 6, with the
Mrs. W R. Bolitho spent last week
T. Lam a S'IV£ige. Elbert Fre!t- Jack. Carl, and Mrs. Dunaway in] proceeds to go into a fund for com with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Mof-
munity use. Cow Hollow, Mitchell
¿art in j Boise.
J Jot1 Copncil
Butte valely and Sunset Valley are fttt of Melba. She re.urned home
.skit. Harold H¡olmes ann olineed,
v.
Lotta Mitchell was a week en d , invited to attend this tea and get Sunday.
prof irem.
guest of lone Bensen of Oregon acquainted as well as to help our
Mr. an^ Mrs. Henry Hint* spent
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Trail community.
S: nday at the Teuttle home in Ap-
cause.
Dr r. C. A. HOW!ird. preste!ent O f !
pip Valley.
Mrs.
C
L.
Mitchell
Is
nursing
;
The
next
club
meeting
will
be
at
forniicr
;em Orerron Norm il and
Jane
McGinnis
who
Is
very
ill
M is Trrsra Ditty was a guest
the
home
of
Mrs.
Rhoda
Landreth
suiierintcndent ol education,
1 i week at the home ol Mrs. E. C.
Mr and |Mrl. Harold Fivecoat • on Thursday. April 28.
i to the senior class on Frlday-
i 15. Dr Howard podke of the were Easter dinner guests of Mr ] There arq rumors abroad that I null of Nyssa.
M es Bernice, Dorothy and Vcr-
Sunset Valley is to have a moil
institution of highm learning and Mrs. Cljde Mitchell Sunday.
iregon. and estjecinlly of the
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Talbot and route in the near future. Nothing la Mae Wolf were Sunday guosi;
: rn Oregon Normal at Ln family were dinner guests of Mr could be nicer and we surely hope it cf Mrs. Geo. Wilson.
ide. Tlie seniors were Interested ; and Mrs. Don McGinnis Sunday is not false rumor.
Mr. end Mrs Markham and small
aring of the social life of the i afternoon.
Neighbors are helping to put ln son of Ontario called at the Hillis
i
s well as of the scholastic
the crop this week on the Oce home Sunday.
rtunities offered there.
Mrs. Shirley Prohst and baby
Schweiser homestead.
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We are happy to announce the re ' daughter returned to the parental
c Mississippi Singers, from San
turn of Mrs. Vern Wilson who has Foster home last week.
EY MRS. GROVER VEST
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L. E. Newgen attended business in
ri.ro criteria.ned the student
been In the Mercy hospital in Nam
Farma Thursday.
Thursday, Ajitril 14. The hour
pa the past three weeks. Mr Wi
Mr nnd Mrs. Guy Glenn spent
ram consisied r.f plantation
son is able to be up though very
and Mrs. Don McGinnis Sunday.
Sunday at the parental Scliweia r
, negro spirituals, swung music,
weak.
She
called
with
her
husband
Betty Blackburn, the little daugh
I home.
dancing, guitar selce tionf> and
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Black ■it the Terra home for a few min
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Terra and
itions. These si liters are a rc-
burn. had the misfortune to fall and utes Sunday. Miss Dorothy Cham j daughter and son visited Sunday al-
NBC in S. n
break her arm while playing, and ] berlain is doing the house work for ternocn at the Cornell home.
has been unable to attend schoo! j them.
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John Reffett received nearljt 5000
the past week.
Ralph Jones finished shearing th e ; : trawberry plants Saturday from AVOID EMBARRASSMENT OF
in bod with a
balance of his sheep thid'week and Hood River. This will set about an
tolcl tl
he had a tem-
acre of berries which Mr. Reffett
has turned them out.
intends to try out and if they are a
Mrs.
H.
R.
Blackwell
and
Mrs.
D
‘How rngl^Ls it.
rlor?” he 1want- Hifsteer of Ontario, accompanied success here he will raise berries
DROPPING OR SUPPING
Don’t bo embarrassed again by
the Vest families to the d m < ■ for shipping. They are of the Atkins
Doctor: “A hum d and one
Sunday. If any of the ti -'" < -* ’e i variety and a one crop berry which having your false teeth slip cr dr >
Milton S: “Wli; ; the worl d re-
Mr. Reffett says produce as heavy whrn you eat, talk, laugh or sneer,e.
have not taken the trip to the. dal
cord?”
[ Just sprinkle a little PASTEF: I’ll on
this is an ideal time rf yen- to no. as the everbearing varieties.
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The roads are good and it is an in
Kenneth Larson of Nebraska !s your plates. This new, extremely
STORMY WEATHER
spiring sight to see the land, that digging ¿i basement on his home | line powder gives a wonderful onso
Miss Morris was giving a lesson was formerly sagebrush country, stead suoth of Bill Bolitho. Mrs. of comfort and security all clay Ion".
r>n the weather ido.yncrasies ol now almost entirely under cultiva Larson who is visiting in Burley, No gummy, gooey taste or feeling
tion; there are many nice little will join him here as soon as living j because It's alkaline (non-add).
“What is It,” she asked, ‘‘that homes on the land. At the foot of quarters are arranged. Mr. Larson I Get FASTEETH at any dm store.
deni, body pia
like :a lion and go<:s out the dam is an unusually attractive is a cousin of Mrs. Grover Cooper I Accept no substitute. Adv.
picnic ground with outdoor ovens of Oregon Trail.
rzenc : (in tlie ba.eie rc>w) “Fa for cooking, if desired. It is inter
The music club will meet Sunday
esting to see where we are getting evening at the Newgen heme for tiie
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all of our government water.
purpose of arranging to raise funds
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Carl Funk is grubbing the land for a community hall. We cordially
gan, Luella Leuck
Wk:
all th!it fur recently purchased by Phillip and invite every one ln Cow Hollow,
John J. Smith. C
Allen Glowers and they will have fouth Mitchell Butte and Sunset
ount r daughter,
ond Aral..
just gc)t a lift part of it ln crop this year.
Valely who are interested In the
George, their son
Frink Sparky and family are music club or the hall to be present
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newcomes from Lewiston, Idaho and and help us all you can as we are
are farming the Chester Wojham going to need it.
; circ■us wa
siting a to'wn in plaee this season.
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Wilson were
ills. 'The r<
1 lie?re reco;•n iied
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Hunter of quite sick with the flu last week.
the instrumo
in tho band J ittle Valley were visitors nt the
George Wilson underwent a min
T IM E , itself speaks
tor, N ancy, with the exception of the slide home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Black or operation last week at"the office
burn on Tuesday.
a renorter. i _
of Dr. Mitchell of Parma. However,
for the simple and
One old set Her wa tched the plav-
George Glowers and sons have
1 cr a long turu* then tumlng to his finished grubbing and clearing the he is able to be up and around tho
nt director
not, feeling well.
sympathetic Services
m anali* si n. mid. "Don't let on that you're balance of thvir land and will have
Mr. and Mrs. Manon Hillis ar-
! wat ding him. Then e's a trick to it; it all In crop this year.
as conducted by
he ain't really swollering it."
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jamison of rived here Sunday from Klamath
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Buena Vista were callers Tuesday 1 F ills for a visit with his parents
the
Mr. and Mrs. Dee Hilis.
' DETERMINATION
evening at the Vest home.
"Are you sire." an anxious p it-
Mr Walter Thompson entered I Mrs. Chas. Ditty is quite sick with
i lent once asked a physician." that the Holy Rosary hospital on Friday the flu and a slight heart attack
111111 !1" I shall recover? I have heard that for a major operation. She is under which followed the flu.
NYSSA
’’V;' J doctors sometime give wrong dlag- the care of Dr. O. G. van dor V lugt.! Mr. Morrison received word last
m rvous v :h\ ] noses Blwj have treated for pneu- and at this time Is reported r e st-!
week that is wife has been delayed
.'m'mm Gor - 1 monla patients who later died of ing comfortably.
FUNERAL HOME
i f ter leaving Nebraska on account
sg boy. Jack] typhoid fever."
Arthur and Delbert Rouse have a; of a terrific snow storm and was
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"You have been misinformed." re- very fine garden started and should still unable to travel when she
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| PHed the doctor indignantly.” If I be able to supply any of their wrote.
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ghter treat a man for pneumonia, be dies
neighbors who have been unable t o , The Ralph Ce • family of Apple
Mali land, a of pneumonia."
put in early gardens, with nice veg- !
Eleln Mc-
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etables this summer.
chore bos*
In a certain office, the following
Ned Hibbert Is recovering from r
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rncournging notice to ambitious tonsil operation, but Is still unable
:1 Morgan; young employees is In view: "Work
to attend school.
i hard for eight hours a day and don't
The Riverview district is looking
h'c | worry; then in time you may become espeically attractive at this time, as -
Hamldsen; Peggy, liM boss nnd work eighteen hours a day
nearly everyone is setting out trees
Dorothy Jen .en.
and hnve all the worry "
and shrubs and making lawns.
y chosen Is a tbre
v Laurence G. Wore
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Nyssa Junior G
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Mitchell Butte
SUNSET VALLEY
MRS. L E. NEWGEN
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Ellen McOnm
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Irene Poa
. Edward Boyd
and Bill lim
Dorothy Wiute
Society
and Nellie Ca
............... Jimmie Savaf
Jokes .
and Carl Cho.
Features
Lucdle Thru hi
News Manager
Winilred R<
News
Thurman Ft .!• t
and Cleo Jord.i
O A A. and Girls h r <• Ale
Reixirter
Dick Ca
Prixif Reuder
Marjorie Gall ■
Typist
Violet Powi
Martha Godwin and Zcola Bi i.
Editor
Assistant Editor
Sports
Since the beginning of lime the
have been fads which lile maj i:
have followed. These fads are .••tar
ed by the leaders of each
tion and followed by the re I Son
fads arc ridiculous, but others
adapted until the end of time.
There are fads In almost ever'
thing. The • lyle of ha ■ i '
Jewelry, coiffures, and manneri ti
varies each year. The style1 of ll
“gay nineties," which seem o rid
culous now. were then worn I
everyone nnd thought to be the
best. The manneri ms and
1
of today will bo n comedy to c
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Riverview News
MOVING PICTRE
Another nun int
Browning and Mole
was shown in the
Tuesday. Mr. l'alle
ious points or mte
throughout the p
• t ated that they t
ture both interest
tlonal.
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SEORTS
on its
FALSE TEETH
nd L:
meat
The Best Foundation
• for Any Meal
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Packing Co.
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REPAIRS
Dont put up with bilky'
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l lie smallest job.
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D O N T MISS THE
BODY MEETING
Jar student body me
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animation.
by the
Iny. April
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Direct
Route
To
C aliforn ia
Daily Modern Stages
De Luxe, modem Sedan-
type stages to Winnemucca
and return daily over the
short fast route to Reno,
San Francisco, and all C ali
fornia points.
Return stage leaves W in
nemucca 9:4 5 A M. after
bus and train connections.
Through tickets on sale at
Union Pacific Stage depots.
Travel the Direct Route
to California!
LEAVE
Boise ................. 9:45 A.M.
X a n ip a ........................ 10:30 A M .
C aldw ell ........... 10:45 A.M.
Gi Fine Furniture,
Oriental & Domestic
Rugs Now Going On
NOT A QUITTING
BUSINESS SALE
I stand behind every
sale as though it were
made in an ordinary
way. A warehouse tire
and heavy overstock
makes it necessary to
liquidate a large part
of mv fine stock IM
MEDIATELY.
Signed: Leo R. Powell.
ARRIVE
W innem ucca. . . 5:00 P.M.
D ir e c t connection w i t h
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ger & Pacific Greyhound.
Greyhound ARRIVES:
R e n o ................. 11:40 P.M.
San Francisco.. 8:05 A.M.
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JAMESTOWN and OTHER
EASTERN MAKES . . .
Overstuffed sets, dining
and bedroom suiie-, Early
American and Victorian
Reproductions, chairs, ta
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DAILY— 10^ A.M.
Until April 30th, 6 P. M.# at
Leo R. POWELL
813 Idaho St.
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