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NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, TH UR SD AY, FEBRUARY 23, 1H3H
APPLE VALLEY
T. Osborne, pastor.
Ladies Aid met with Mrs. Poage
Tuesday and Mrs. Harry Wood was
assistant hostess. Devotions includ­
ed group singing, scripture reading
and a questionaire read by Mrs
Stephens. Then followed a prayer
by Mrs. Minton, a duet by Mrs. L.
Caldwell and Mrs. Poage
Plans
were made and committees appoint­
ed to handle the serving of lunch
at the J. N. Meador sale. Mrs. Mea­
dor resigned as president and Mrs
F. D Miller was appointed Mrs
Meador was presented
handker­
chiefs from the group. Refreshments
were served.
Mr. and Mrs. Dowell- from Lind- j
say, Ontario, who have been visiting
her sister. Mrs. R. S. McIntyre left
for their home Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Ray, Miss
Lucile Ray and M r. Rogers spent
Sunday at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Othyl Turner.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Sparks
are at home after visiting her par­
ents at Kuna.
Carl Pielstlck sold 20 pigs Mon­
day.
ness visitor in Wilder Saturday.
Mrs Wesley Roberts in Big Bend James McGinnis attended Jdlly
Mrs. R. L. Haworth entertained j Friday.
Janes Thursday at the home of
(lie Book club at her home Saturday
M r and Mrs. Vernon Parker and Ruth Rusell. The day was spent
evening Mrs. Sohwrizei concluded. roil visited Sunday at the Robert quilting.
the review ol "On Her Own" and Toombs home In Nyssa
George Hall did some carpenter
Mrs. J P Dunaway revi'wed "L is­
Mrs. Arthur Sparks and children work this past week at the H. R.
ten The Wind."
of Dixie spent Fr.day visiting Mrs. Hatch home in Big Bend.
Mrs W ill Roberts Miss Harriet Howard Hatch.
Work was resumed on the school
Ahearn and Mrs. Rene Nightingale
Ira Richards, of Roswell spent house Monday.
of Ontario were guests of the club. the week end with Claude Patter­
John Caldwell of Nampa spent
Mrs. F. A. Miller entertained at son.
the week end with Raymond Holly
an afternoon tea Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Jarvis and
Duke Rohland took a car load of
On Wednesday afternoon the pu­ Betty Lou weer Sunday
dinner school youngsters over to Roswell
pils of Wade school gave a short guests at the Andrew McGinnis
Friday evening to the basketball
program in celebration of
both home in Nyssa.
game. Adrian last 8-10 Others to
Washington's and Lincoln's birth­
Ted Millsap is putting a founda­ take cars were John Holly and W al­
days.
tion under his house.
ter McPartland.
Ezra Brumbach of Boise spent
Commercial club held their meet -
Tuesday evening. Mrs. Vernon
a couple of days last week visiting in" Thursday evening at the school
Parker. Mrs. Duke Rohland and Mr
home folks.
house, the newly elected
officers and Mrs. James McGinnis attended
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Brewer and taking charge.
the play at the Wade school.
daughter have moved to the Brad-
Mr and Mrs. Los Gilmore return­
Mr. and Mrs Vernon Parker vis­
ney ranch.
ed Sunday evening from Baker ited Monday evening at the Ness
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Fretwell have where they have been visiting the
Hatt home In Owyhee.
moved to the Weir ranch
past two weeks.
Sunday afternoon Mr. and Mrs.
Mesdames Thomasson and Paul
Mr. and Mrs Millard Heckathorn M M. Greeting of Kingman K ol-
Jackson were in Ontario Monday and children of Arenu Valley visited
ony were dinner guests of Mr. and
taking medical treatment.
Wednesday evening at the Howard Mrs. Duke Rohland.
Beginning Feb 27 the teachers Hatch home.
Mrs. James McGinnis has been
and pupils will again enjoy a hour
Mrs. Howaixl Hatch and Mrs. confined home with a cold.
noon.
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Haworth at-
t< titl'd the funeral'of Owen Roberts
BIG BEND
Mrs. M. F. Hamilton was plea- at Greenleaf Tuesday.
santhly surprised Tuesday when
Paid For
Mesdames Toy Welsh, Plin Case,
ADRIAN
Charles Marston. Elmer Woods and
Wednesday evening Mr. and Mrs
Ralph Stark and Miss Bowman
Walter McPartland were dinner
dropped in with well filled lunch
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Duke lloh-
At The
baskets to help her celebrate her
land.
birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles McConnell
Mr. Harris and Frank Taylor of
and Mrs. Ellen Marker were visiting
Caldwell were dinner guests Tues­
in Boise Sunday.
day In the Phelan home.
IN NYSSA
Mrs Henry Hatch. Mrs. Ivan
Mr and Mrs. M. L. Judd of New­
Farnsworth. Mrs. Vernon Parker
Wiley Clowers, Manager
ell Heights were callers in the
and Mrs. Gerrit Muntjeweriff at­
Brumbach home Tuesday.
Block South of Boise-Payette Lumber Co.
tended 8-20 club at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Morgan and
Clay of Nyssa and Mr. and Mrs.
Alvin Steel of Roswell were dinner
guests in the Brumbach home Sun­
day.
Mi', and Mrs. R. L. Haworth and
daughters were dinner guests in the
Edwin Creasser home in Meridian
Sunday.
A number of Mr. and Mrs. Jor-
King's friends dropped in Sunday
evening to help them celebrate their
wedding anniversary.
Mrs. Frances Looney and Minerva
Looney of Caldwell were over nigh»
guests at the W ill Schultz homo
Wednesday.
N. S. Phelan transacted business
in Ontario Thursday.
Mrs. Dan Holly entertained Mrs.
Roberts, Mrs. Gibson. Mrs. Pills-
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bury and Mrs. Phelan at a theatre
party Friday night.
M r and Mrs. W ill Sweet and
their house guests Kenneth Timm
spent Thursday visiting in Boise
Mrs. Babe Hamilton was a busi­
Bill Metzen Jr. who has
been
working at John Day since his re­
turn from Alaska is now at home.
Miss Mary Boston went to Boise
Sunday where she has employment.
Mr. and Mrs. James Correll and
Quenton Correll spent Sunday in
the home of their parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Conley Wilson and
daughter are settled in the Herb
A. L. LINDBECK
Nelson house.
John Fisher spent Sunday in New
State Capitol News Bureau
Plymouth.
Miss lone Tryon of Iowa, spent
Friday night and Saturday in Apple
SALEM -Although the legislative tax levy which it is proposed to re­ Valley.
Gus Roth and daughters spent
session still has at least another peal. Instead it is now proposed to
week or ten clays to run its pro­ make up these losses from a sur­ Sunday at the Henry Meier home.
Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Miller were
gram is now sufiiclently developed tax on intangible incomes and in­
as to make it (airly safe to predict creased levies against corporation guests of his brother in Melba Sun­
day.
that there will be no new taxes im ­ incomes.
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Stout went to
posed upon the people of Oregon.
A sit-down strike by the legisla­ Boise Sunday to see their daughter.
There are a number of tax and
revenue measures in the legislative tors failed to materialize when Norma.
Mrs.
McLafferty, formerly
of
hopper, notably a sales tax, a gross members who had agreed to sup­
Income tax and a proposal to boost port a sine die resolution closing the Nyssa spent Wednesday night with
the price of liquor ten per cent for session at midnight Friday got cold ; Mrs. Mollie Nelson.
Donald Nichols has been very ill
the benefit of relief. None of these feet and refused to go through with
proposals, unless It is the liquor the program. Senator Lyman Ross for the past few weeks. But is im­
price increase, has attracted any of Washington county who was pro­ proving now.
Mr. and Mrs. George Bailey spent
appreciable support. Oregon has moting the move as a gesture of
swatted the sale tax so hard and so protest against the 40-day pay limit Monday at the Melvin Hathaway
often that the legislators do not and the $3 per diem, claims to have home.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Justus and
take kindly to any proposal to sub­ had the promise of 18 votes in the
mit another measure of this kind upper house, more than enough to child will move into the house on
resolution, the W itt place.
to the electorate, at least not just insure passage of his
Friday Mr. and Mrs. Carl Piel-
yet. Then too, the attitude of Gov­ while at least 25 representatives
ernor Sprague
who has turned were said to be ready to vote to go stick were in Wilder calling at the
thumbs down on new taxes, has not home. Rumors of the threatened j Charles Van Cleef home.
Mr. and Mrs. Huffman, Mr. and
been conducive to any enthusiastic adjourment with all of the big leg­
islation still untouched and nonej Mrs. C. D. Vertrees. Mr. and Mrs.
support of any tax program.
The only demand for more re­ of the appropriations made brought I Whisler, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Nichols and Elmer and Mrs. Pettit
venue has come from the better a statement from Governor Sprague
and Olive Bailey and Mr. and Mrs.
to
the
effect
that
he
would
not
call
pension group whose spokesmen
Whisler Jr. and Mr. Roberts attend­
have agreed to support a gross in­ a special session if the lawmakers
ed grange at Arena Valley.
come tax if the lawmakers will ad­ quit and went homo before finish- |
Mr. and Mrs. Rollo Rucker and
mit such a measure to the voters. ing their job.
sons spent Saturday in Caldwell.
The grange and organized labor, on
Mr. Johnson has moved his fam ­
It is now proposed to dissolve the
the other hand, have warned that
ily from the old Rucker place to the
they will vigorously oppose such a capitol reconstruction commission
small house of the Hale Ilams place.
measure as they have in the past as of April 1 and turn its functions :
Mr. and Mrs. Dav Magee have mov­
over
to
the
state
board
of
control
so these proposals will probably be
I t had originally been planned to ed into the house the Johnsons va­
permitted to die in committee.
cated.
Senator Ellis' proposal to increase continue this commission in effect
M r and Mrs. Fred Province of
until August. It is estimated that
the price of liquor has attracted
overhead expenses of the commis­ Oregon spent Thursday, visiting Mr
considerable Interest and has some
sion amounting
to approximately and Mrs. Fred Fisher.
chance of enactment although the
Mrs B T Osborne was a guest of
$1200 a month will be saved by its
state liquor commission is opposing
Mrs. John Poage Sunday.
early dissolution.
it. I f enacted the additional rev­
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hild visited at
enue from this source would go to
Fruitland and
Ontario Sunday.
Civil service for state employees
the counties to help finance relief
Carol Sparks of Yakima visited
is
a
dead
issue
so
far
as
this
legis­
costs.
Ellis estimates this
to
his parents the past week.
amount to something in the neigh­ lative session is concerned. The ! Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Ray went to
measure
proposing
this
govern­
borhood of $1,250,000 for the bien­
Caldwell Sunday and brought their
mental reform was killed in the i
nium.
grandson. Jimmy Miller home to
Senate with only eight votes in its
Administration advisors, too. have
spend a few days.
favor.
Services for next Sunday will be:
abandoned their plan to sock the
Sunday school at 10 a m.: Worship
small income tax payer in order to
The usual flood of salary in­
service at 11 a. m.; combined Youth
make up losses from the Intangibles
creases are being approved by the the worship service at 7:30 p. m. B.
lawmakers.
A measure increasing
the salary of the deputy state trea­
surer from $3600 to $4800 a year
has already been signed by the gov­
ernor.
Bills still pending provide
better salaries for the deputy sec- j
retary of state, state labor com-1
missioner. corporation commissioner
oJT :
and state printer. In addition there
are numerous salary increases for
Do You Know of
county officials
A B E TTE R PRESENT
For Yourself, Your W ife or
/V//9/A/
Your Family than—
While there does not appear to be j
A Policy in The Mutual Life
any likelihood that the lawmakers |
Insurance Co. of New York
A T THIRD
will attempt to wipe out the milk i
MARTIN OLSEN
control board there Is much senti- 1
Ifamember U/hai You l^did^ßeforeJ/Ve_C^ie^
ment for some changes in the milk
Special Agent
Star Hotel
Phone 8W
control act. One measure which
has already passed the house would I
JESS R. BAKER
confine the operation of the act to
O P T O M E T R IS T
the larger cities of the state. Sena - 1
Graduate Univ. of Cal. School
tors Mahoney and Chaney who are !
of Optometry
sponsoring a bill to abolish the
O ffice Hours 9-5 and by
hoard have announced that,
they |
Appointment
will carry their fight to the people
Telephone 244-J, 67 S. 2nd St.
if the legislature turns them down I
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N YSSA
OREGON
TOW NSEND CLUB
MEETINGS
Meetings of the Townsend
Club are
held 1st and 3rd
Thursday In the Eagles Hall.
The Public Is Invited
D R DeGross ._ ...... President
Mrs A. V Pruvn
Secretary
NYSSA AERIE
F. O. E. NO. 2134
Meets Wednesday Night
A T EAGLES H A LL
Visiting Eagles Welcome
H A R R Y MINER. Sec
A R T NARCOTT. Pres
JORDAN VALLEY
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Wroten and
family went to Boise Thursday to
visit M r Wroten’s mother.
Mir and Mrs. Sam Ross, Mrs.
Shea and daughter and Mrs. Pal­
mer made a trip to Caldwell Thurs­
day. Mrs. Shea and daughter went
on to Boise from there to visit Miss
Theresea Shea who is training at
St. Alphonsus haspital.
The lower grades of school had
a Valentine party for their mothers
and friends.
Miss Victor made a trip to Boise
Friday for medical treatment.
George Wayne Foster went
to
Cow Creek Friday to be at a grange
meeting.
Mrs. Lucille Scott and son spent
the week end with Mrs. G. W, Fos­
ter.
Mrs. Jean Loveland has been ill
the past week.
Mrs. Joe Gluch and daughter and
Mrs. Frank Gusman were in Jor­
dan Friday.
Mrs. Verla Greens has been ill
for a week at the home of her
mother.
Mr. and Mrs Louis Azcuenaga
and sons spent the week end in
Jordan visiting relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Cloninger and son
were week end visitors at the Sam
Ross home.
John Foster has been ill for a
few days.
Lawrence Chestnut has been suf­
fering with a sprained ankle
David Mallea sprained his ankle j
while playing basketball Sunday.
Cecil Dairy has been spending the
past week at the home of her bro- !
ther Arthur Lee.
Mr and Mrs. Jake Lee spent the
week end in Boise
A few of the town adults and the |
school faculty are having a three
act play March 3. sponsored by Mr
Chestnut.
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