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NYSSA G ATE C IT Y JO U R N AL, TH U R S D A Y, F E B R U A R Y 2, 1939 Ben Hunt of Nampa was in the AROCK GRANGE NEWS The plumbers iorm Caldwell were program. E. Parker home for a visit. BOULEVARD >1. E. C. WIN > K IN G M A N K O L O N Y The meeting began at 10 with the Hazel Danner, Correspondent in and finished the plumbing on ' Valley looking over the cattle last Other guests in the Parker home REPO R T CONTEST A T POMONA week. / Arock grange met Saturday night, Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Arch A review of legislative measures, Pomona Master. J. Edwin Johnson The local Eastern Stars were the Sam Scott home. As soon as the Tire people of the Valley are very was the topic discussed by the On of Vale, in the chair who heard January 28, with Master Ted M Parker and Mr. and Mrs. Venon guests of Mrs. Conrad Martin Tues painters have completed their job, much enthused over the letting of 14 Hon in the chair. Thirty-six grang Parker and son of Adrian. the Scotts will move in. tario Mayor, George Aiken at the reports of the eight out of day. Harry Gusman was in town the 22-mUe contract on the I. O. regular session of the Malheur granges who were represented. ers weer presen Several suggestions Messrs Rerrin and Kenneth Park- The Pollyanna club met Wednes N. highway, which was awarded to County Pomona grange at the Ore Committees appointed by the mas for the good of the order were pre : er spent Monday in Ontario on day afternoon at the home of Mrs. Thursday and took back supplies Flier; sented, A financial report was given business. Averial Palmer lias been working O ’Neal and Sons of Eugene. gon Slope school house Saturday. ter are. Relief. Mrs. Alice Chas Wilson. The afternoon was ! Mr. and Mrs. Marion Wroten M in regards to the new hall and the at the Bill Maher's ranch for Ihe Mr. Aiken speaking to a large crowd agriculture, County Agent R spent playing Star checkers. The made a trip to Boise Friday to visit past ten days. of grangers pointed out the huge McKennon; legislative, Frank Sher lecturer’s program was followed by- next meeting will be at the home of V A L L E Y V IE W Mark Morgan is in Boise for a Mr. Wroten’s mother, who is in the problem of our law makers because wood, Conrad Martin, and Chas. F lunch and dancing. A dance was Mrs. D. E Mitchell. hospital. of the vast number of bills that are Fnlen; home evonomis, Mrs. C. E. planned for February 18. Mr and Mrs. H. E Noah an d 1 A business meeting of the King- few days. Everett Jones went to Boise to see Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gusman have H. E. C. met last time with Mrs. introduced. “ I f there was not self Charles, Mrs. Chas Falen and Mrs. Mira w.-re dinner guests at the W il- man Sunday school was held Wed- been visiting their daughter, Mrs. A l Barro fight. ishness in the world, we would not Pearl Dickson; finance, Lee Son- W. S. Bruce. A roll call, regular bur Holcomb home Sunday. nesday evening at the Bill Toombs Everett Fretwell in Arock for the Joe Berrohalbiz attended the need legislation," Mr. Aiken stated, ] ner, Ted Hon and John Stam; co business meeting, and delicious re A. A. Bratton built a new hog home. fights in Boise Thursday evening. past few days. as he pointed out the large number operation and marketing, R. S. freshments were the features. shed. W. R. Helm who lias been on an A special meeting of the H. F Mrs. Gluck and daughter and Mr of men and women that are actually Grant, W A. Harris, Carl Bedsaul; Mrs. Martha Amldon and Tom club of Kingman grange was held and Mrs. John Mallea were in extended visit to Seattle. Wash., ar organization, Oordon Dickson. W BASKF.T SOCIAL PLANNED engaged In law making called on Mr. and Mrs. W ill Rees Friday afternoon at the Martin Nyssa Wednesday. rived home the first of tire week. Another headliner on the pro T. Littleton, and Dr. Harriet Sears; ! BY W il I.OW ( REEK II. E. C. Ben Mills of Juniper Mountains home. As the result of a small blizzard Tlie Willow Creek grange home| Tuesday. gram was Roy Graybill, Marimba power, T. F. Donahue and C. A. Mr and Mrs. Earl Walters of Em economics club, Mrs. P. M. Stouten- artist from Fullerton, Cal., who fea Ketchum. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Cotton went in the valley Friday evening there was in town for a visit last week. Mr. and Mrs. John Lee, John tured the Marimba-xylophone in a Special committee appointed to, burg, chairman, is planning a pro mett spent Tuesday night with Mrs to Boise Saturday to attend the fu is about three inches of snow. Marion Wroten sold 30 head of Conners and Joe Mack went to On Mrs neral of Mrs. Cotton’s brother, John 45 minute concert consisting of old work out the loop degree work are gram and basket social to be held at Walters’ parents, Mr. and rattle to a buyer from Haines, Ida. tario Monday. time favorite melodies. The novelty M. B. Sonners, Earl Weaver, and the Willow Creek school house F ri Armstrong. Walker. Miss Jeri Thayer gave a stag Harry Staples sold 29 head of number, three versions of Home Albert Hopkins. A committee which day, February 3 in joint celebration M r and Mrs. Berthel Caverhill of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Hawkins called Sweet Home was enjoyed very much. will work out a drill for seating o f of the first anniversary of the W il Wednesday evening at the David Adrian were guests of Mr. and Mrs. weiners to Bill Johnson last week. party at her home Friday night. It Hall Parks and wife are visiting In was given in honor of the high Other numbers on the program ficers include Chas. Falen, Earl low Creek school and Willow Creek j Rees home. Bruce Pinkston Friday evening. school boys. Refreshments were included a reading by Dewey Weaver and C. C. Ketchum. grange. Mr. and Mrs Walter McPartland Boise over the week end. Roy Corzier's father died at his served and the boys played games. Victor Del Grosco bought a new Thomason of Oregon Trail, piano Miss Nelson, Miss Bratton. Miss The public is invited and a large home in Payette Friday evening. He The home economics report con A President’s Birthday Ball was accordion solo by Oscar Rosen of Marie Wallace and Wade Nichols car last week. was 87 years old. test sponsored by the Pomona was turnout is expected. BUI Phiffer shipped a bunch of held Saturday night. Oregon Slope, and group singing. were dinner guests at the Bill Mrs. Huber and Leona visited won by the Boulevard grange. The rattle to the railroad. Albert Hopkins of Oregon Trail. Toombs home Thursday evening. Mrs. T. W. Penn Monday. judges were Albert Hopkins, Mrs. SUNSET LASSIES MEET The Carleton Fretwell family are From Arcadia— Pomona lecturer, had charge of thel T lie W. C. T. U. held their regular Eight members of the Sunset Las Syble Penn spent Wednesday Chas. Falen and Mrs. P. F. Weikel. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Long of A r meeting with Mrs. Chas. Wilson riding In a new car. sies held their last meeting at the night with Beulah Brock in On The Vale and Arock granges were j Lawrence Del Grosso anil Ed Ar- cadia were shopping and visiting in Thursday afternoon. home of Betty Rookstool and were M» tario. voted a close second. Miss Alta Campbell who has been ritola are visiting friends at the Nyssa Monday. called to order by club president, Robert Alexander visited school a house guest In the home of Mr. railroad this week. The eastern Oregon deputy coun-! From Portland— Bernice Davis. ty meet is held in Baker this week j Tuesday. Jake Long the blacksmith of Jor W. C. Barnes of Portland and and Mrs. Bruce Pinkston has re “ Oregon My Oregon,” was sung, K » O r H O tE NEW Í for a three day session. P. F. Weak- | Wilhelmina Smit and Esther May turned to Nyssa to visit friends. dan has installed an electric welder. brother, Ward Barnes of Woodburn, the yell, pledge and motto given, al of Ontario will represent the were absent from school on account Saturday afternoon at the Ante Ore., arrived Sunday, leaving for Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Pinkston, K.H.A. and roll call was answered by the or illness. Malheur county granges. Miss Alta Campbell and Miss Marie lope Flat schoolhouse there was a their homes Monday. They were Ice skoting is made possible all members favorite flower. The min Mrs. Hans O ft was on the sick list Wallace were dinner guests in the bridal shower in honor o f Mrs Ber here looking after property Inter The next meeting of the Pomona year and on the floor of any build utes of the last meeting was read the past week. nard Maher. ests. grange has been scheluled for El Nichols home Sunday. ing by a newly invented artificial and accepted and different com Dorothy Wood and Bethel Brown Dorado located at Unity. The El C. M. Beaumont transacted busi ice. High temperature melts Iceolite mittee chairmen and leaders ap attended a Junior World Wide Dorado grange has Just completed ness in Ontario Thursday. into a liquid Which, poured an pointed. It was also decided to have Guild meeting Monday evening at their new hall. The Pomona degree Mr. and Mrs. Dale Ashcraft were inch thick on a floor, hardens into an attendence contest, the losing the home of Mrs. Chas Palmer. will be put on at this meeting. in Caldwell Wednesday. a smooth surface so durable it will side to give a party for the winners. The Jolly Cooks held a club meet Rev. Walter Bach of Prairie City Granges represented at Oregon last for years. Professional skaters Mrs. Cooper took some of the club ing at the school house Thursday. was a visitor at the Lane home Sun Slope were Boulevard, Big Bend. who tested it at its world debut in funds and purchased several books The first year girls studied the day. He preached the evening ser Toledo, Ohio, declared It to be as Oregon Trail. Vale, El Dorado, on flowers, shrubs and trees, and use of milk and prepared cocoa. mon at the Kingman church. fast as natural ice.—Christian Sci Snake River and I. O. O. The Ore the chief topic of study at the next On County Road !/» Mile West of W ilma Brown and Elna gave a Rev. and Mrs. Tetwiler were din gon Slope grange furnished the din meeting will be on Feb. 11, at the ence Monitor. demonstration for preparing fudge. ner guests of Mrs. Clarence Elliott Funeral Home ner. A large group of non-grangers F.II.A. Fwen Chard home at which time Mrs. Vira Rees visited Mrs. David Sunday. Light flows through rods made of nttenedd the lecturer's hour as this roll call will be answered by a rule Rees Wednesday and Thursday. Ideal For Country Home Mrs. Clark, mother of Bob Clark Lucite, a du Pont plastic, as water was advertised as an open meeting. for landscaping. Leon Price was injured while was a visitor in his home last week. flows through a pipe. This piped The hall was crowded to capacity. playing and missed several days of W hile here Mrs. Clark purchased the Lloyd W. Lewis light emerges at the far end un- NIM BLE FINGERS CLUB school. farm of Mr. Tallman, she departed dlminished.. even after turning Brothel Visits— (Too Late For Last Week) Phone 80 Coy, Win and Lee Brown made a for her home in Salem Friday. sharp corners. Moreover, it is cold Stanley Brown of Twin Falls was a We met at Mrs. Viola Adams. The trip to the C. C. Grace ranch on Mr. and Mrs, Ray Elliott of Boise light Lucit? does not transmit heat. house guest of his brother Bumall meeting was called to order by our Dead Ox Flat after a steer that visited in the T. T. Elliott home An Important use for the new Brown and Mrs. Brown last week. president, Mary June Rookstool. strayed. Sunday. plastic is in surgery. Lucite instru Roll call was answered by favorite Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Huber visited Mr. T. T. Elliott is visiting in the ] ments, with electric bulbs in the color. Then the colors were tried on Mr. and Mrs. Chas McCash Friday home of Bandy Patterson in Cald handle, can be used to illuminate them and the club members decided evening. well. body cavities and incisions without which looked best. Our leader re H. E. Noah called at the A. A. The second year 4-H sewing club risk of burning tissues. Easily soft ported that the quilt that the clul Bratton home Tuesday. met at the home of Mrs. C. W. W il ened in hot water, Lucite is made had pieced is ready to be quilted Several men took in the John son on Saturday. Guests present into surgical splints of any desired and then will be ready to sell in Deere Implement show at Ontario were Mrs. Mitchell and Mrs. Elliott. shape; thereafter X-ray examina March. We sang our pep song and Thursday. tions of knitting fractures can be several others. Yells were given. Bethel Brown spent Friday night made without removing the splints, JO R D A N V A L L E Y We found that several of the girls and Saturday with her grandmoth a thing never possible before, have completed their slips and are er in Ontario. • Abundance of Water stalled along both edges of an 85- Ladies Aid met at the home of ready to start their dresses or un Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Noah. Mira. Reflectors made of Lucite. in der garments. • Soil Suited for any kind of crops Mr. Smith and Walther Helm en Mrs. Frank Stearns on Wednesday stalled along both edges of an 85- Next meeting will be held at the joyed a trip through the Sugar fac afternoon. Those present were, Mrs, Ethel Packs, Mrs. Floyd Parks, Mrs. mile Michigan highway, are found same place with lone Benson hos tory Saturday. • Immediate Possession It costs you nothing, to be ten times as efficient as glass tess on Feb. 4 Helen Shoup and The oyster supper at the M. E. Laca, Mrs. Frank Gusman, Mrs. All- warlt, Mrs. Marion Wroten, Mrs. reflectors. The light from such re Betty Chard are social leaders. Only church at Nyssa was enjoyed by all if your home carries • Forced Sale flectors penetrates fog, is visibly be Sinclair, Mrs. Foster, and Miss Dor one member which was the news that braved the bad roads. our fire insurance. yond the glow of oncoming head reported was absent. Mr. Wagner was a short caller at othy Plults. After the meeting the • Price $12,000.00 lamps, and outlines the road for a husbands of the members were in Our policy selection Games were played and the meet the Bratton home Saturday. mile ahead. • Good terms to right buyer ing was adjourned. Lunch wasj Mira Noah and W ilma Brown at vited in to partake of a delicious affords you protec F.II.A. served. tended a Senior W W. O. meeting lunch. Johnny Mallea, cleric for Parks Saturday at the home of Rose tion against all losses Commercial Co., has been laid off. Christianson. OREGON T R A IL HEALTH through destruction. Mrs. Joyce Palmer has been iU CLUB NAMES COMM ITTEES Lambing has started at the Men- for the past few days The Oregon Trail 4-H Health diola sheep yards. The Jordan Valley C.C.C. basket-1 Miss Sophia Krallck called at the club was held at the Oregon Trail ball team played the Deer Flat C. Phone 47 Payette, Idaho school house Monday January 23. W ill Brown home Thursday. Virgil Belisle sold some hay C.C. team Saturday afternoon at The meeting was called to order by Don M. Graham, Nyssa, Oregon gym. Deer Flat was victorious by a the president Dewey Thomason Monday. Manager Ruth Bratton surprised home score of 47 to 15. with supervision of local leader, A l The two sons of Mr. and Mrs. folks by arriving Saturday evening bert Hopkins. Normand McKenzie are confined to The roll call was answered by for a short stay. A family dinner was enjoyed by their home with colds. saying the club pledge and motto. Gus Hill of Arock passed through The secretary read the minutes of many Sunday at the M. E. church Jordan Saturday on his way to the the ixroceedlng meeting In Nyssa. Mr. and Mrs. W ill Brown and railroad. The president read the commit J Will Be SOLD at a SACRIFICE V /2 Acres of GOOD LAND 320 ACRES FOR SALE One O f The Best FARMS Or Stock Ranches in Payette Valley Free Bonfire! Jackson Lumber Company BERNARD EASTMAN Nyssa Realty DRIVE THE NEW YOUR - - - CREAM EGGS POULTRY Spring Valley Creamery IN NYSSA W iley Clowers, Manager l/2 Block South of Boi»e-Payette Lumber Co. tees which are to take charge. P ro family had dinner Sunday at the gram committee consists of Jack II E. Noah home. Betty Nelson called at the Brat Marshall, Mary Lou Thomason and Helen Shoop. Social committee ton home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Doman and consists of Mildred Adams. Bernice Whipple and Jane Adams. Contest children spent Sunday with Mr. Do- committee consists of Jack Sweany, man’s parents in Ontario. Mr. and Mrs. Snyder visited at Jack Sopher and Faye Conway Spe cial commute consists of Harold the Taylor home Wednesday after Wilson. Cecil Whitman and Clyde noon. Eulah and Gladys Bratton were Adams. The discussion was based on safe home over the work end. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Doman and ty first on school grounds and high children and Oscar Hickey visited ways. A special committee are to find a j their sister. Mrs. J. M. Neal in Pay name for the club, they will vote on ■ ette Monday. it by the members The meeting was John Deere Model "A" or "B" Tractor A T A B A R G A IN ! 2 Used 2 Row Junior Planet Seeders Both In Good Condition The Junior Planets are well Xu. wn for their Sturdy Construction EDER H A R D W A R E COM PANY Nyssa adjourned. In Packets In Bulk Garden Seeds from Highest Quality Stock. Make your choice early! W e Have a Fine Lawn Seed Mixture Fiehl Seeds. We have just received a shipment ol Hvhrid Seed Corn and Strawberry Clover Seed See Us for Any type of Field Seed Bring Your Seed Grain to us for Cleaning and Treating A L THOM PSON 6- SON Phone 26 S E E D - G R A IN — FEED BIG BF.ND Wade P T. A will meet Friday a ft ernoon at the home of Mrs L. Fnclius with the teachers. Mrs. F’ sie Welsh and Mrs Anna K p 't’i as asistant hostesses M r and Mrs. Elmer Woods ertrr- tained Mr and Mrs. John Fre- ’i of Roswell. M r and Mrs. C. E Pend. Mr and Mrs. Ttlden Whitley, Mr. and Mrs. E H. Brumbach and Mr and Mrs Plinv Case at their n«w horn» last Wednesday evening. Cards and Chines’ checkers he'red pass a v»ry pleas >:>t -vening Re freshments were serveed N S. Phelan transacted busin-ss in Ordnrln Thursday Walter Bishop attended Sales day in Caldwell Thursday Mr and Mrs. Will Sweet accom panied their house guest Mrs Lily De Sapp to Caldwell Thursday. Friday afternoon Mrs Anna Sparks and pupils In the primary room gave a farewell party for Sel ma and Dick Stam and Ouv Sparks | whose parents are moving Into new homes Friday afternoon the upper grade pupils went hookv bobbing Mr Herring. Mr and Mrs K en neth Parker and'Joanne of K lam -I ath Falls arrived Sunday at the E QetthcG.ee£ ofr the, Wheel ALL moaru, driva the John Door« Modal “ A” or naw how modern styling , B Y tha ■ Modal ■ "B ’*. ■ Sea __________ and daaign give you even batter vision both to right W e feel confidant that YO U will like this / modernly prepared fuel. It's easy to fire, economical to bum and clean to handle. Xky King Coal , , • and be convinced! BOISE PAYETTE LUMBER CO. •ad left. Kota the easy, poeitive, shock-proof steering. A teach at the foot on convenient foot-brake pedals at row ends or fence lines makes turning easier, shorter. Handy controls conserve time and energy. 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