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/ / NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. THURSDAY. APRIL 13, 1939 - THE MODERN WOMAN Recipes Society Greens Addition Lots 5, 6 business vlstors In Ontario. Mon of weatnerproof paintings It can mother Block 3. Taylor Addition Lots day. Mr and Mrs Jack Staples re 11 12 13. 14. 15. 16. Block 2. also be furnished with pillows and Mr and Mrs Fred Miller visited Teutsch Addition. Lots 3. 1, 5. ceived a load of furniture last week cushions ot canvas, weatherproof their daughter Mrs Leon Morgan | 6. 7, Block 6, Teutsch Addition chintz or oilcloth, m colon that will for their new home Lots 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. Block 6 Prank Maher has been driving and family at Ten Davis Sunday. Teutsch Addition Lots 7, 8. et It off and harmonize with the Lawrence McCroiy visited MP Block 8. Teutsch Addition. Lots a new pick-up since last week general setting. 6 7. 8. 9, 10 Block 146 Ward s Last Sunday was the second of Geosge Kratzberg In Caldwell Sun An altr active gateway and arch Addition. day framing the entrance to a garden the senes of baseball games be The Ralph Justiss family have all in the City of Nyssa. County of tween the town team and high make a picture of pleasing effect moved into the house just south of Malheur and State of Oregon. It appearing that th j sale of said An arbor adjoining the house, di school team CARROL-THOMPSON L E U C K -C H R IS T E N S E N the Bonser home. Mrs Arthur Lee and Mrs Morris property is necessary and expedient rectly before the rear entrance with On Monday. April 3. Selena Nor»»: Leuek. sod of Mrs. Prank Mr and Mrs Ivan Van Landing- ana that the sale will be beneficial Alwhart were visitors at the Prank climbing Tines and fragrant blos Leuck and Mis.- Erma Chnsteraen Thompson daughter at Mr and ham went to Marsing Saturday to the ward: that said ward is a soms. lends an enchantment that and Jack Swisher homes at Ante night to visit his folks. widower and that the only person cl Caldwell were united in mamage Mrs Ben Thompson of Nyssa be lope last week interested in said estate is A. O could be obtained in no ocher way. at i.h* L D S church in Weiser last came the bride of Floyd Car.ol Mrs Roy Wilkerson and daugh Hinsch, a son. age 38 years, resid Mr and Mrs Ben Hunt and wherever placed an arbor can be Thursday at 5 30 p. m . Bishop ton of Mr and Mr. J R Carrol ing somewhere without the State ter spent Friday afternoon with By MARY A. JAMISON made the beauty sport of the lawn daughter were visitor in Jordan Mrs. McCollum, while Mr Wilker of Oregon and whose address and Woods performing the ceremony of Parma Monday place of residence are unknown. It and garden. The ceremony was held in Parma Ke. mi: Lienkaemper of Nysaa and ditch is John Glover was visiting in town son cleaned the irrigation Therefore the bride's sister Miss Lila Chris with the Rev Grover performing There is no reason why fences with Mr Caldwell. Ordered that A O. Hinsch and Tuesday the ceremony tensen of Caldwell were attendants. gateways or laundry yard lattice I Charles Allen of Roswell stopped I jiersons interested in the estate One of the glorious things of enclosure, for example, should beI Holmes Glover was in Jordan Monday to see his granddaughter. all The bndes dress was blue silk The young couple will lire In Nyssa and each of them shall appear on spnngtime is that it ferrets us out commonplace or illy-designed when I Monday the 6th day of May, 1939. at 10:00 and are making thesr home with with white accessories. Clyde Stulls was in from his Mildred Leigh before leaving on a o'clock A. M.. at the Courtroom of The young couple are a: present of our winter habitations into the with a little forethought they may the bridegroom s mother for the business trip to Portland the above entitled Court in the ranch Monday living in Nyssa on North Sixth great outdoors and close to nature— be made attractive—even charming , present Mr and Mrs. Pennington and Mr Courthouse of Malheur County, Joe Arritola and Ed Carta of just as everything is budding out street ___ —I— Garden benches porch'and door Cliffs were in town Tuesday and and Mrs. Ayres and children of Oregon, to show cause, if any there and taking on new life When you why said license should not be O PEN H OUSE Midway attended church at Apple be. way sets, and latticed panels, built ! Wednesday. granted: it is further ORDERED step out to greet the early rising of Mr Fred Marshall held open DINNER GUESTS to screen off objectionable or un Valley Sunday that this order be published in the John Warn. Vernon Warn and a spring morning how balmy and house on Wednesday m celebration Gate City Journal for three Mr and Mrs Charles Garrison fine the air feels You instinctively sightly views—these are thoroughly j Ben Carta of Cliffs were in Jordan Miss Mina Smalley of Roswell Nyssa <3: successive weeks, being four ■ 4 > of his birthday anniversary and had as Easter dinner guests Mr useful. and and Mrs. Amos Malaise and publications, the first publication Wednesday take in a deep draft, filling your about twenty-five of his friends and Mrs Dale Garrison and Jo Little latticed garden houses or | Mr and Mrs Tom Whitby and son of Fargo called to see Mr and being on April 13 1939 and the date called during the afternoon to pay Anne of Kingman and on Tuesday lungs again and again with this of last publication being May 4 tea platforms on the lawn, with son of Cliffs were in town Monday Mrs Warren Smalley Sunday. their respects. Among those calling Mr and Mrs Garrison entertained God-given eiixer Miss Velma McDermott of Nyssa 1939 Mr and Mrs Leo Buffington from neighboring cities were Mrs Mr and Mrs George Henneman at One need not be a cliff-dweUer. brightly painted chairs and table Done this 12th day of April. 1939. were up from their ranch Monday. spent the past week with her sister Brady Fowler and Mr and Mrs A1 dinner or a mountain climber to get this latticed screens which assist pri DAVID F GRAHAM Prank Davis of Ontario was in Mrs R E. Bailey vacy: all these are very effective County Judge. Gamble Mrs M L Knott Mrs inspiration from springtime—no not Mrs Jack Van Landingham of Attest: Jordan Monday afternoon. iCounty Court Seal» —i — Jack Hanmgan. J. H Hannigan even a bard The honeysuckle trellis in beautifying the home Mr and Mrs Bruce and daugh Marsing visited in this neighbor H S SACKETT. There is probably no country in Hannigan Mr and Mrs Herman CHILDRENS PARTY and the sweet pea vine, the tiny Clerk of the above Court. Precht and Mrs Carstens of Pay- 1 Mrs Casper Nusser invited sev-; pansy bed. under the dining room the world where cme can find such ter of A rock were in town Monday. hood Thursday. By Hilton M Clark. Deputy. Mrs. A. E Nichols entertained at Clyde Park of Arock was in Jor ette and the Clarence Councilmans era! friends of her daughter Donna window and the first peeping vio a large assortment of lawn and gar a birthday dinner for her son Al- dan Monday. of Roswell and the Erick Peterson Jean to help her celebrate her filth ’ lets that come up along the edge o f, den furniture as in the United Mr and Mrs. Claude Slade and mon of McCall Sunday birthday anniversary on Wednes the walk greet the city dweller with States at the present tune family of Parma family of Caldwell were visiting in Mr Hubbard is putting in the day afternoon Wherever the house is built in a the same charming welcome as _____ I crop at the John Poage farm Jordan Sunday. THURSDAY CONTRACT definite period style, the structures though they were surprisingly found Miss Loretta Fretwell returned Mr and Mrs George Bailey and Mrs Prank Hall entertained the EASTER DINNER GUESTS cn a hillside or along the farmyeard in the garden should be of the same ladies of the Thursday afternoon period, perhaps simplified, and in with Mrs V. Johnson to her home Olive were in Caldwell Saturday. Mr and" Mrs Ear! Gray and chil fence in Nyssa Wednesday to spend a Mrs. Thompson of Nyssa called contract club at her home on dren of Nyssa Mr and Mrs Will They say that life is what we | mast cases it will be advisable to re few weeks on Mrs. R S McIntyre Thursday. Thursday of last week and used the iam Stuart and Mr and Mr- Nel make it—and so it is So is the peat at least partway the materials Miss Janice Phillips of Nampa re Mr. and Mrs. Kendall of Sunset Easter motif with cut flowers as son P Grover of Cairo Junction meaning of spring to each of us used in building the house. turned to her home Thursday. Valley spent Sunday with Mrs. room and table decorations. Mrs and Mr and Mrs H Anderson of what we ourselves make it Did you The birdhouse though not in The lower grades had an eg? Kendall's brother, Mr Gee. Hall invited Mrs J J Sara an. Mrs. Sacramento Cal., were Easter din ever stop to think that it's only a common usage on lawn or garden Mr. and Mrs Dan Nichol and Joe Butte and Mrs Carlos Buchner ner guests of Mr and Mrs. Bert step over the threshold into the is highly decorative and add s a hunt Friday The high school held their an Robert called to see Mrs. Waldo to play with the members Hovey at their Mann s Creek home great outdoors—just a step—and touch of the unusual to the exter nual clean-up day Friday Smalley Mrs George Mitchell made high Sunday afternoon. we have that great gift that was ior These litflfe homes may be Mrs Azcuenaga was ill Friday, score for the day. bright in color, but the colors meant for all? Let’s use it. —*— but is much better now. Legal Advertising What brings us more close to na chosen should, of course harmonize P O. Duncan of Rome was a ENTERTAIN AT EASTER DINNER GUESTS ture than tending our own gardens with the general color plan of the business visitor in town Friday. ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE Mr and Mrs P M Warren and RASTER DINNER house and with the colors predom Jack Swisher was in town Friday. IN THE COUNTY COURT OF Mt and Mrs W A Pox enter —the wonder of planting a meager inating in the shrubbery garden Mrs Leona Bingham and Dale were seed, watching it grow, and later THE STATE OF OREGON FOP Dale Sinclair and family of An Easter dinner guests of Mrs C E tained with an Easter dinner Sun marveling at the beauty of the blos Another thing of interest to bird- MALHEUR COUNTY. telope were in Wednesday. day afternoon having as their Graves at their new home near In the Matter of the Guardianship iovers is the colored bird bath. Ce Curt Skinner and family were in guests Carey Fox of Lewiston. Ida som which comes from an insignifi ment bowls, either set in the ground of the Estate and Person of Pruitland cant bud. ALBERT HINSCH. an insane per town Wednesday Mr and Mrs Paul Boore and son. or on a pedestal, are used frequent ___ _ 5— son. At Easter time our gardens take Mrs Lawrence Chestnut went Floyd and George Hall, M k ; Dora TUESDAY BRIDGE This matter coming on for hear on a new meaning Christ th e j ly. They are simple in lute and very ing on the Petition of Loring Tay Mrs Sidney Burbidg* was hostess Cannon and Vfr and Mrs Clifford greatest of nature-lovers retired to practical, but the colored cement home to visit in Eugene last week. Mrs George Parks and Miss lor, Guardian in the above-entitled to the Tuesday afternoon bridge Fox and children. the Garden of Gethsemane to pray. has made them more decorative Dorothy Stults were in Boise last matter, for a license to sell real club this week Inviting Mrs James —f - property, it appearing that the Begin now to build the garden of j The tranquility of a garden stood week Daelhousen and Mrs Leslie Mc BIRTHDAY PARTY ward herein owns the following des as a symbol then, and it still re your dreams'—a place where you Mr and Mrs Bernard Maher of cribed property, to-wit: Clure to play with the members Donald Seward s ¿2nd birthday mains so can have peace and quiet and the Antelope were in last week. Lots 8. 9. 10, 11, 12. 13. 14, Mrs. A C. Sallee and Mrs. J. J. anniversary was celebrated last Just as people are ferquently troublesome worries of this every Block 2. Original townsite. Lots Miss Opal Parks had a birthday Hu-arm made high scores. 7, 8. 9. 10. Block 3. Original Friday night by the gathering of a judged from external appearances, day world will pass by unnoticed— party given in her honor last Wed townsite. Lots 5, 6. 7, 8. 9, 10. —i— group of friends at the home of so are our homes. It is difficult to unheard. nesday 11, 12. 13. Block 5, Original CIVIC CLUB his parents. Mr. and Mrs Albert picture in our mind, charming rest townsite Lots 14. 15. 16. Block Mr and Mrs Mert Borders of Mrs Andrew Boeruna president 5. Original townsite. Lots 3. 4. ful. beautiful interiors, if the out Seward, near Nyssa. Weiser were in Monday. of the Civic club announced that Block 12, Original townsite. Outdoor games were played by side of the house and its surround Is Recovering— Mr and Mrs A. Tuckness and Spruce up for all those South 40 feet of lots 3. 4. 5, 6, 7. the neat meeting of the Civic club the guests under a light on the lawn ings are lacking in those important Mrs Cecil Riddle is reported by Block 6, Original townsite. Lots spring parties and dances! will be on neat Wednesday after during early hours of the evening touches that “set it off " and raise Dr J. J Sarazin to be im son of Caldwell were in visiting A and B. Block 8, Original Have your suits cleaned and noon. April 19. at 2:30 p m proving from a severe illness Monday townsite. Lots 13. 14. 14A 17. 19. alter which light refreshments were is above the common place pressed to insure your social Mrs Boesroa urges all members served About thirty of Donald's Block 8. Original townsite. Lots which attacked her recently at the No home is truly complete which position! 1. 2. 6. 7. Block 14. Original to be present as activities for the friends were present at the birthday has not an adequate garden devel family home near the Oregon Gate townsite. Lots 1. 2. 7. 8. 9. 13. 14. APPLE VALLEY Phone 74 coming year must be taken up and party 15, 16, Block 17. Original town- opment. and this applies equally t o . auto camp each of the tracks The outlined at that meeting site. Lots 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. Block new or old houses It often hap family arrived from Kansas three The Methodist Ladies Aid held j 59. Greens Addition. Lots 21. 22. pens that an ordinary house can weeks ago EASTER PARTY Union meeting at Apple Valley! 23, 24, Block 59, Greens Addi Mrs Andrew Boresma with Mrs be made most attractive and given tion. Lots 29. 30. 31. Block 61. Evening In Boise— Thursday. The next meeting will Addition. Lot 6. Block Mr and Mrs George Mitchell Joe H Woodward assisting enter a charming air by judicious archi be at the Clarence FYitts home.! Greens JORDAN VALLEY 64. Greens Addition Lot 13, and Mr and Mrs Bumall Brown tained seventeen friends of her tectural treatment of the grounds DELIVERY SERVICE April 20 Block 72. Greens Addition. Lots The architectural features which spent Saturday afternoon and eve children at an Easter egg hunt at Mr and Mrs. Chris Meltvedt and 8. 9, 10. 11. 12, 13. 14. Block 79. John Howard of Cliffs was visit the Boresma home last Saturday every garden should have are not ning In Boise. daughter of Boise spent Easter I entierly ornamental in purpose A ing in town Sunday with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Levi j Mr and Mrs V P. Laca made a most pleasing atmosphere of genu Bobby Gee has been suffering | ine hospitality can be given to pas- business trip to Caldwell Friday. with rheumatism for some time. The members of the Methodist sersbv if benches or seats are work Howard Jones left Sunday on a ed in. in connection with the bound church celebrated Easter Sunday business trip to California with a sermon and dinner. Sermon ary hedge or entrance gate Mr and Mrs. Earl Summy went was given by Rev Hamilton of In combination with heavy wood to Emmett Thusdav for lime and Nampa followed by a dinner fur en furniture, which one does not ex surphur for spraying It was report pect to move can be mixed folding nished by the different members ed that Wednesday night's temper The children had an egghunt later chairs, with weed or iron frames ature had killed some apple blos Mr and Mrs J R. Blackaby re soms: peaches, apricots and cherry and colored canvas seats, and any X l turned to their home in Ontario of the varieties of cane and wicker blossoms which were well out were All of this furniture can be varied last week after spending the winter hurt in this district, too. in color by interesting combinations in California Mrs William FYetwell. Mr and Mrs Theresea Scctt and daugh Mrs Sam Fretwell and daughters ter returned to home. and Mr and Mrs Kenneth French Dr Jones made a trip to DeLa- and daughters were visitors at the mr r Sunday home of Mr and Mrs. C. P Leigh Those who have been sick this on Sunday. week are Lola Zalica. Walter Con Mr and Mrs Glen and family of nors. George Laca. June Wroten. Fruitvale. Idaho, arrived Thursday Pat Connors Rae Skinner and Lu to visit her aunt. Mrs. Barker. cille Connors Mrs Warren Smalley is under the Marian Eiguren has had to re doctor's care, suffering with an in main home from school due to a fection in her hands stye on her eye. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Caldwell and Mrs Neal Shea and daughter Mr and Mrs Witte were guests of ' Beth returned to their home Tues Mrs. Lenis Wilson on Sunday. day They hare been visiting in Mr and Mrs George Bailey and CPECIAL low round-trip fares . . air-conditioned comfort Boise Olive went to Boise after church ° and marvelous meal service . . . freedom from high Mrs Fled Scott of Rome was in Sunday and had dinner at the Me- way hasaxds—enjoy these advantages by going East via town on business Monday chanafe Union P s o h e. Mrs Don Crosby of Rome was in Mr and Mrs Cqnley Wilson and town Monday children spent the week end tn And San Francisco ‘s Golden Goto Zinc Coated Screen Mrs Harold Gluctt and son and Nampa, where they attended the | International Exposition Bead Molding duaghter of Caldwell came to Jor wedding of a friend The weet s thrilling attraction! See it — and double the 3-4 and 1 1-8 Inch dan Monday to visit Mrs. Gluch'st Mr and Mrs G G Turner were Your Garden Nyssa Tailor Shop SCREEN DOORS No Cold Surprises with pleasure of your trip by visiting Southern California on tha w ay— at little or no extra rail fare LO W 1FARES To NEW YORK 1IK.56 III! 48 »43 R w n rfT ftp '■ * • • • £ ■ • rd P u l l - IW r fh lx tz a % e m m s T r ip >■ C W I » « o r S lo o p - »o«Cora. B e r th b t i « B o o n .lT n p n C o a f o rt o b lo C o o cb o o A * »b oat I t t t . r . .« C o e r h e* e n d * 1 3 5 *• r a h U M lo t e r a t r .p to b « lh Uto Hour T o r à u d S e n f c i e o o f e s t e a n d r o tu ra To SAN FRANCISCO VIA L O S A N G E L E S S53 5A fe » e T n a la S ta to - i t i f a ll- * • * • — B o r a E st ro 150(5 So « » . 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And we want it just the right temperature, not too hot, not too cold—the way, in short, that baths are fixed with an automatic electric water heater in the house. And it’s one of the cheaper house hold services with electric rates so low and terms so reasonable. Inquire at any water heater dealer's or any Idaho Power store. IDAHO Y POWER Poet S o MUCH- Costs So LITTLE!
