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NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, TH URSDAY, JULY 21, 1938 Week End In Boise— Cousin Visits— Box Score Mr. and Mrs. Ernest McClure and Miss Elsie Herold of Wyoming is Nyssa— AB R H PO A E Hashitani, If 5 0 0 0 0 0 a house guest of her cousin Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Thompson spent the week end In Boise. Johnston, P. 3b .... 4 2 3 1 1 0 Roy Barnes. Johnston. O. c ... ... 4 1 I 6 0 U Visits in Boise— In Portland— Stone, rf ........... 5 0 3- 4 0 0 Mrs. Walter Smith left last week Mrs. Dick Tensen left by train Bush. 2b 4 1 1 S 5 0 for Boise where she will visit with on Thursday morning for Portland Attend Wedding— Nyssa Shoppers— Hoxle, cf .......... 5 0 1 0 0 1 her daughter and receive special on matters regarding the Rehabili Mr. and Mrs. Willard C. Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Tom Lowe were in Benia, ss Nampa Visitors— | Visit In Adrian— 5 1 0 s 2 0 medical care at the same time. tation program of which she is a and Mrs. Neil Jackson of Caldwell Mr. and Mrs. Walter White and Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Mace were attended the wedding of a friend in Nyssa on Tuesday taking advan Schweizer, lb ....... 4 1 1 7 3 0 Day In Nampa— member of the committee. tage of the fine buys at the various Johnston, D. p Otis Smith of Ontario were among I guests of Mr. and Mrs. Everettej g 0ise on Saturday and the Neil ... 4 1 1 1 1 0 On Thursday Mrs. E. D. Steinke Parents Visit— shops They report hot weather and the Nampa visitors from this dis-1 Points in Adrian on Saturday. and Mrs. Coy Owens motored to Jacksons were house guests of his Mr. and Mrs. L. W. James of plenty of it out their way but good trlct on Saturday. Totals .............. 40 7 11 27 12 1 Nampa where Mrs. Steinke visited parents over the week end. Boise, parents of Mrs. Charles House Guest— crops and plenty of them. an optometrist. Trip To Ogden— I Toombs spent the week end visiting Miss Anna Nelson of Boise ar Monday Visitors— Ontario— AB R H P< i A E Leaves Hospital— Mr and Mrs. R. <3. Whitaker left Mrs. Jonas Brown of Payette and Visitors Returns— rived today for a visit with Mrs. Callan, If ........... 4 0 0 2 0 0 W O. Holmes who was at the I her ho™ and wl,h frlends on Tuesday for a ten days trip to Miss Frances Sandy who has been her mother in law, Mrs. E. D. Frank Hall. McCullough, 2b ... 4 1 2 6 2 0 Dixon Nursing home for a week was 1 the community. Ogden. visiting relatives in Kansas for the Brown o f Corvallis called at the Andueza, ss ....... 5 0 1 4 3 0 sble to leave the last of the week Attend Dinner— Leucks Returns— Sunday Guests— Bernard Frost home on Monday past four weeks returned the first Long, c .............. .. 4 0 2 3 0 0 and is now staying with Mr. and M r and Mrs. Charles Paradis Mr. and Mrs. Charles Leuck re M r and Mrs. Albert Heldt and their of the week with her sister and and were dinner guests of the W 4 0 1 5 0 1 Mrs. Charles Meyers. were among the guests at the fare turned on Tuesday from a motor house guests were Sunday guests family. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Dibble Kirkland, lb F. Findlings. Urlezaga, cf 4 0 0 2 0 0 Motor to Enterprise— well dinner party given by the trip to the coast and Seattle. and sons. The Dibbles plan to visit of the K. I. Petersons in Adrian on 4 0 0 2 0 0 Relatives Visit— On Thursday morning Mr. and members of the Federal re-employ- Matron Improves— and perhaps made their home here. Spelmeyer. rf Sunday. Parrott. 3b ....... .. 4 0 0 3 2 0 Mrs. Grant Rinehart accompanied ment agency honoring Miss Hig- Mrs. Stella Butler has Improved Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Newell of Mi- Henderson, p 4 2 4 0 0 0 by George Sarchet left for Enter genbottom who is leaving on a va enough to be up again and Mr and Sunday Guests— vot Colorado are expected on F ri Returns From Vacation— Mr. and Mrs Harry Dewey of day to spend a week with the K. M On Tuesday the Barney Wilson prise where they will visit relatives cation trip to Alaska. Mrs Gordon Ray of Baker have Totals .............. 37 3 10 27 7 2 of Mr. Rinehart, Weiser and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Newell fam ily and while here ail family returned from a ten days returned to their home. Summary—Home run, McCul Returns From Vacation— Delange were Sunday visitors of are planning a motor trip to the visit which they spent at Cresent Sunday in Emmett— City near Crater lake and in other lough. Three-base hit: Paul John On Sunday Miss Charlena Craw Mrs. Leona Bingman and Dale Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Gudmundson. i coos Bay area and Portland. cities in the western part of the ston, Two-base hits: Paul John ford returned from a two weeks va NAILS! NAII.S! NAILS! with Mr and Mrs. Stevens and Fills Pulpit— ston 2, Dean Johnston. Long. cation in Portland where she visit state. 4‘i cent per pound Floyd motored to Emmett on Sun Attend Company Meeting— ......... and Mrs. F. A. Powell with I Bernard Frost local manager of _ Rev. . . _ . , . _ . , , Mr. Wilson said that he did some Double play. Parrott, unassisted. ed with her sister and husband Mr. day where they had a picnic lunch ED. CASE the Idaho Power and Ed Dilly and “ e. . ^ d. Lr . ‘el P -tty fair fishing on the Umpqua Struckout by Dean Johnston 6, by i and Mrs Oswald Forbes resuming at the park. Just North of the " Y ” Miss Bernice Johnson attended com- Vale where Rev. Powell preached and Rogue and also fished some on Henderson 1. Bases on balls off | her duties in the post office Mon- In Portland on Business— Nyssa pany sales meeting and dinner in the Sunday service for Rev. Hill the upper Deschutes but there the Johnston 1, o ff Henderson 3. Bat- day. Frank Phillips and Olen Pounds Payette on Thursday. | who attended the camp at Payette finny ones were small and few. teries: D. Johnston and G. John- were In Portland on business the I Lakes. Altogether he said that Nyssa | ston; Henderson and Long first of the week where Mr Phillips Relief Society— Other Games Results and this country was the best after The Relief society of the L. D. S j Emergency Operation- purchased the refrigerating equip Sunday's other games resulted in I The youngest daughter of Mr. all as at no place did he see the ment for the drive in market he church has about finished canning plans to open in the near future on their beans for the Nyssa ward and and Mrs. E. E. Fredericks was taken promise of abundant harvest as we Boise defeating Baker in 2 11-in- Boise stake and now have over 1700 I to Holy Rosary hospital in Ontario j have here and in many places crops ning thriller at that town, 12-8. the highway. cans, on Sunday night by Dr. L. A. j had withered and burned beyond Vale trounced Weiser 5 to 1. Cald- | On Saturday July 24 all members! Maulding who found it necessary to hope from lack of rain and with no well lost to Payette, 12 to 9. M ONTAG RANGE of the church are planning *.n at-1 perform an emergency appendec- irrigation available. tend the picnic in Big Bend park tomy on her early Monday morn- j A ll In all about the only reason LIKE NEW Less than 1 > Price of a New One which is held in commoration of ing. He reports her condition as i for leaving Nyssa is to return and I like it better. the arrival of the first Mormons in very good now. ED. CASE Salt Lake valley and the end of Family Visits— j Returns From California— Just North of the “Y ” their two year Hegira from Miss FRIDAY and SA T U R D A Y — July 22-23 Mr. and Mrs. Albert Heldt are | o n Friday afternoon Mrs. Dick Nyssa issippi following their expulsion. enjoying a visit from her parents i Tensen, her daughters. Mrs. Grant Visit New Pool — Home For Short Stay— M r and Mrs. Charles Paradis and Charles Paradis spent the week their children were among those end with his family and when he from Nyssa who enjoyed the new left for his field work on Monday swimming pool In Weiser on Sun took Buddy with him for a ten day. day trip. O ' LO CALS a PROGRAM NYSSA Phone 108 FROM A t L OPENING of the COFFEE SHOP North Main, Between Third and Fourth Superb light lunches and short orders served at all times. Old Master and Overland, lee Cold Pop, Tobaccos, Cigars, Cigarettes and Candy J. G. WILSON, OW NER G $ r o c e r y E C IA L S p FOR FRIDAY & SATUR D AY — July 22-23 oaimon Red Alaska I ib tali cans 2 foi Tuna Fish L A !I I , f “| ci,ns Stanley Laurel and Oliver Hardy in “SWISS MISS” Mickey Mouse Cartoon Fox News Matinee. Saturday 2:30 p. m. Admission Matinee 10c-25c, Evening 10c-30c SU N D A Y and M O N D AY— July 24-25 Will Rogers in “CO UNTY C H A IR M A N ” Rough-hewn b e a m s for doing big things . . . all the way down to trim, lithe 2 x 4’s are offered as real bargains at the Nyssa Lumber Co., yards. You can’t do better as to quality . . . or price either! (a reissue) Admission 10c-30e TUESD AY— July 2<T~ 2 For 1 Night Mickey Rooney and Judy Garland in “THOROUGHBREDS DON’T CRY” W ED NESD AY and T H U R SD A Y— July 27-28 Double Feature Gene Autry in Nyssa Lumber Company “R O UND-UP TIME IN TEXAS” Irene Hervey and Kent Taylor in “THE LAD Y FIGHTS BACK” Good Avenue & Highway 201 Admission I Or-30c Fox News ,,r attic S 1 .3 9 ff ground fresh V w O i t © e Shurfine, 1 lb. bags I N O W is the time to convert FASTEST TO THE NORTHW EST 3 3 c 6 5 c Shurfine l!> lb. bags hard wheat ■ lOUi MILL 4 7 c any brand tall «ans 10 for IV IIIK Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pents and Rinehart and Louise and her son her brothers fam ily Mr. and Mrs. I Dickie returned from Los Angeles W ill Pents and son of Stanford, j where they attended the Bothal- Neb. The travelers arrived on [ mey-Tensen wedding. On the re- Thursday and will spend the c o m -: turn trip they motored through ing week visiting in Nyssa before California, crossing the bridges of returning to their home. On Thurs- ! San Francisco bay and then over day they all picnicked at the dam the Redwood and Coast highways. Mrs. Tensen is a true booster for Tonsilectomies— I f the number of persons who this country for she says that j have had their tonsils out since the while California is a wonderful new Sarazln medical clinic was es state still at no place did she find tablished continues to increase in a the real prosperity and well being | short time there will not be found of every one as we have here in I a soul living In these parts who will Nyssa. and that for all around liv ; have a pair in their throat for dis- ing Nyssa Is hard to beat. Mrs. Betty LaFrenz was unable to I play. The last to lose theirs were I Warren Larsen on Monday and return with her family as she suf fered a wrenched back in a slight Emery Baird on Wednesday. automobile mishap and is now a Boiler Man Visits Friends Sunday— house geust of the Van Gilsies in Paul E. Lancaster, who helped Glendale. put in the boilers at the Amalga- matted Sugar company, a job fin ished three weeks ago, visited here briefly with friends at the Star ONTARIO LOOKING hotel last Sunday afternoon. Lan FOR NEW, BETTER caster Is now located at Weiseir BASEBALL SLOGAN | where he has taken for a long I term of years a lease on the Lew (Continued from Page One) Walters’ machine shop. Return from California— Andueza's safeties and a passed On Tuesday Mrs. Charles Garri ball. Henderson scored again in the son and Vera returned from a mo last o f the ninth, on his single and tor trip to California and other in running across the pan when M c teresting way points. Cullough hit out the only home- The trip was taken primarily that run of the game. Miss Vera might attend the an Henderson not only pitched a nual convention of the Delta Zeta nifty game during the afternoon sorority at Pasadena to which she but batted 1,000, getting four hits in had been appointed delegate. four times up. McCullough also fea They left on July 2 over the I-O- tured In his sensational fielding at N cut off, which they reported as second base, catching three flies on being not too bad and at Reno the run far from the base line. turned south through the Lake Nyssa' principal batters were Tahoe country and Yosemite park Paul Johnston and Stone, Johnston to Los Angeles. getting three hits on four times to After the five day convention at bat and Stone three in five. Pasadena they visited Catalina is- j land and then returned for a short visit with relatives in Los Angeles, j They next stopped in San Fran 2 BURNER OIL STOVE cisco for a visit with the Louis Gar- [ COLEM AN GAS IRON rison family and then returned ED. CASE home through the redwoods and Just North of the “Y ” over the coast highway, stopping for Nyssa a look at Crater Lake on the way. THEATRE Lotta Lumber Sez . . . waste space in the attic into attractive, useful rooms, ad d Zcm crm ical- ing comfort and value to your home. M ake ony other needed f* improvements—repaint, add 2 3 c R E P A I N T extra closets, heating system R E M O D E L or other changes. C o ffe e fg r a r 1 3 c R offers long-time F.H. A. Mod Corn Flakes S Y R Puff W heat 2 PkKa Baking Powder Baking Powder Marshmallows J IN L L/aSn •large ,b i c a n s 35 C L cel bags 2 5 c 4 7 c i l s o n G "That even If the way to a man's heart Is through his stomach. 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