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NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, THURSDAY, APRIL 18, 1939 SUNSET VALLEY wonder what tis that is moving and and Marvin Woolard of Nampa Surely tis surprising how those who it is that will receive it. I f it creatures canst stray, and always called at the Charles A. Ditty home be food for the hungry or scrap iron in the least expected direction. The Sunday school was well at Sunday evening for the war mad. W e do remember a day spent tended at the Charles A. Ditty Mr and Mrs. Boyd Queiy attend Now that the spring hast moved looking for a span of blacks. Fine home Sunday with 35 present. After ed tiie funeral of Virginia Woolard out from the corner into the main- was their home pasture and plenti a short program an Easter egg hunt at Nampa Monday. Virginia, 4-year stem of daily living the sewing ful the feed in the home stall and was enjoyed by the children. old daughter of Lee Worlard was door. But season hast also caught up with us water running by the Mr. and Mrs. Lester Kendall and burned to death Friday. and canst no longer be ignored. these perverse equines took the family were dinner guests at the Mrs. Roy Rookstool and Mrs. Theres shirts for Johnny and dress trouble to wade the river bank Ralph Gee home in Apple Valley Hazel Wixen were callers at the L. for Susie and mending and refin- round the fence comer and then Sunday. E. New gen home Friday afternoon. lshing for all. I f the old sewing through traffic and city streets Mr. and Mrs. O. Wilcen and fam Donna and Lucille Chadd and didst amble along to the highway to machine ist staggering beneath the Helen Reffett hiked to Mud Springs ily and Florence Cloud, all of Ore a fresh planted field where picking load of years and does a shiftless gon Slope were callers at the L. E. Sunday and took a lunch. hop skip and Jump along the seam was scarce indeed but didst tarry Ed Mortenson visited at the Don Ntwgen home Sunday. then 'tis high time to hie thee to there content. And what a fight Viola Schneider celebrated her Things About Nyssa's Shops Linville home in Owyhee Sunday that Gambles store on Main near they made against returning to the 14th birthday by giving a party for afternoon. Third and take a look see at the home lot. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hinlz and a group of her friends at the Ira But those electro fences that Wes rotary electrics that have Just been family were dinner guests at the Chadd home Saturday. The after Browne doest sell at the Baldridge stocked. Surely they do sew a fine noon was spent in playing games Charles Ditty home Sunday. Easter is over. seam and art guaranteed to live a Implement company wilt do away C. A. Ditty, Robert Ditty and and later refreshments were served with any such grief. For they are Here in the United States hos long and useful life. Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Newgen and John Case visited at the Wheeler annas of thanksgiving have risen Now Bert Lienkaemper may be built especially to discourage the Dines home in Nampa Sunday. son were in Ontario Tuesday. from the throats of thousands of building something new and snazzy lingering wander lust in any ani Mabel Roberts, Margie and June Mitchell and Hazel and But safe they are and easy men and women gathered on hill in fences bout his home place but mal Charles Huffman of Kingman K ol- Georgia Hillis visited with Bonnie tops and at open air shrines and the service that he and Charlie to install as well. ony were dinner guests at the A. R. Mae Newgen Saturday afternoon. W ith school so soon to close and churches to sing their Joy for the Leuck do dish out at their Powell Willard Whitman of Oregon Trail Roberts home Sunday. the hot summer months Just ready risen Lord. Service station do be the old fash Elmer and Homer Case of La spent Sunday at the K. C. Lorcnsen Oathered openly and unafraid. ioned trust worthy kind. Quick and for instant use thoughts do already Grande visited their brother, John home. T o worship the God of their fathers thourough with a ready smile to turn to the family vacation. Where Case Sunday. They were accompan A community picnic was held by as it has been done for centuries welcome one and a cheery good bye to go and what to do and many ied by Eileen Wynn and Lucille the Owyhee syphon by families of will take a long deferred visit and past. And some did not worship be to speed one on their way. And tis the valley. Flemming also of La Grande, cause the faith be not in them. And the best of gas and oil that they do see a bit of the world new to them, Mrs. L. B. Landreth and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Oce Schweizer and when looks and cloths in tip top that is their privilege too for in this sell. family and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Maude Cooper attended meeting of shape will far towards making that land 1st no authority to make a Now this week we didst feast upon Patton and daughter of Owyhee the Merry Matrons at Oregon Trail man forget his God nor force the a chick as fat and tender as a but first good impression. But much motored to the dam Sunday. April 5 at the Torvald Olson home. non-believer to bow a hypocritical ter ball, that Herschel Thompson that is already at hand can be re Tom Woolard of Jackson, Wyo. furbished and used again and save knee. And in this day of world didst give us from his flock he hast chaos and the wholesale repression kept tethered at the Thompson feed a lot on the initial out put If It first of tile freedom of Individual store this spring and hast fed scien be taken to the Nyssa Tailor shop thought It doest behoove each one tifically on that fine Purina Chow to be cleaned and renewed and so low to daily breathe gratitude to the they do traffic in at that mart. the cost that the whole family can A ll hearing Ear that we still be Chow for all manner of animals be outfitted for what one new gar ment would cost. Then with some among the free peoples of the earth. and fowl. And then to guard this freedom Perhaps twould be well for the new accessories for the ladies and a a tie or so for the male members carefully, allowing nothing under Purina company to compound of the clan one can appear at ease any pretext to take it from us. fish tempting food that the local among the best of them at any Neither threat of National emer nlmrods could use and some times place. gency nor war nor even Invasion. come home with something more And if it be that thy Journey wilt For like the robber Insect wuiting at than the story of the big one that the entrance of a busy hive, once got away. Although at the Wray take thee to the coast and perhaps to the fair at San Francisco forget admitted he is in, he is not again Dime store they do sell a fine tackle not that everyone wilt need a coat. ousted until irreparable damage that does all that any tackle, and sometimes more, can do to land the For tis in the summer when the hot hast been accomplished. winds from the valleys meet the Twas but a short taste of summer big fellows. And it has been known cool breezes of the ocean that the to work as Is well established by fel that the weather man didst treat us fogs do form. Thick as a desert dust to and now the black smoke of the lows on ice in the glass case outside storm but ns chilling as the first the doorway. smudge pots doest like a pall hang frost in autumn. From the looks of the seasoned along te sky line were blossoming Now if it be that thou art spicclng our orchards and their promise of a chapeaux upon the pates of up the homestead and art no slouch bounteous harvest are nipped in the gardeners and Isaac Waltons one is at the busy end of a paint or kal- bud by the suddenly lowered tem led to believe that the perfection in somine brush forget not that at the peratures. But perhaps tis no econ tonsorial covering must be a cross Nyssa lumber yard they do carry a omic loss. Surely not if the com between something the cat dragged make that ist easy to spread and ing harvest brings no better prices in and a last summers birds nest. wilt cover a maximum space with a to the farmer than those of last However on occasion these same minimum of cost. year. May as well be nipped In the males canst blossom out into verti- Now a cracker is Just a cracker bud and die ablossoming as to drop able Beau Brummels and upon to an American. They may be these same pates wilt perch a felt full grown to the gorund and rot round and crisp and butterish or for want of a buyer. And far less ns spotless as the down upon a new square and crisp and saltish but hatched chick. And at the Mains work to the grower. still they be paper thin and art Cleaners they do keep these cover Now that very other John and ever a cracker. But to any good ings in a constant state of newness his lassie do have their eye set on a Britisher they are a biscuit. Im by their new cleaning and blocking fishing trip or a picnic nothing is agine an American bride of such a system and verily it doest add years more convenient to have about the i one when he asked for a biscuit and of life to the lid. homestead than a ham all baked I wants a cracker. But at Barney Just because Easter ist over ist no . . . including all materials and labor! ready to be packed at a minutes Wilson's grocery mart they do be reason that luclous and dainty notice in the lunch box and at Ram called by the good old American cakes cannot be had at the Mc sey’s market they do carry a tend- Clures Brothers bakery for every cognomen of cracker. And whether . erized brand that may be purchased it be a square one with salt or a day in the year they do have a in any quantity that 1st as tasty round butterish one they do have fresh and seasonal supply. And so and toothesome as a barbecued them there fresh and crispy al perfectly are they concocted that if steer at a Fourth of July celebra- ways. Anyone with a steady income and good credit a bit be left twill keep fresh for an , tion. Shop in Nyssa with Journal ad reputation can build this home with the ease of other meal. And many are the Hast noticed the length of the vertisers and thous wilt not waste varieties they do have and sizes to opening a retail charge account. • freights that pass through the thy time and thy gas going farther. fit the individual need. .countryside these days. Such a And we didst spy the title above Here is truly a LO W CO ST home, that is not string of loaded cars are assembled the theatre door “ Fisherman's in one string that oft it takes two "cheap," either as to materials or construction. W harf" and didst wonder if the .engines for the hauk It makes one Specifications call for: plot and scenes were laid about the Stanley Van Buren of Twin Falks colorful cove we do know so well a former Ironside resident, recently that nesteles along San Francisco's suffered a paralytic stroke and is • Double construction waterfront. A tiny place snugged very ill. The latest reports are that in by the sea wall and warehouses • 4-SQUARE Lumber throughout he has regained consciousness and where chattering Italians sit mend is somewhat improved. He has a o 2x6 ratters and joists ing their nets in the sun and little host of freinds and relatives in this fishing snacks, gay in their blue and locality. • Oak floors throughout white paint, bob about on the lap The Ladies club met with Mr.s. ping waves. Tiny restaurants line • Masonite kitchen table tops and backs John Molthan on Wednesday, April the walks where crowds come to 5 with a good attendance. Election • V i" x 8 " cedar siding exterior walls indulge to their full their wants in of officers took place reseulting as O PTO M E T R IS T fresh sea foods. The tide lazes in, follows: Mrs. Arthur Nichols was Graduate Unlv. Cal. College o Dry-wall, or lath and plaster inner walls a fresh breeze blows carrying a elected president, Mrs. Orville of Optometry whiff of the great ocean, and over o No. 1 Certigrade 5/2 rod codar shingles Nichols re-elected as vice president O ffice Hours 9-5 and by head the gulls wheel and squak. and Mrs. Earl Lofton secretary- Appointment Then when the tide is right and the treasurer. A pleasant afternoon was Telephone 244-J, 67 S. 2nd St. shadows grow long, the nets are enjoyed by all and the hostess serv Ontario. Oregon mended, the fishermen young and ed a lovely lunch. Mrs. Elmer M ol old settle themselves in the bobbing than will be hostess on Wednesday No skimping! No comer-cutting! Just careful planning boats, the motors are set to chug April 19. ging and the little fleet puts out to that includes standard-size windows, doors, studding, After two weeks of warm weather, sea to fish. That a great city may etc., so as to build W ELL at LO W COST A T T O R N E Y -A T -L A W the last 10 days have been cold and eat its fill on the following day. windy. One night the thermometer PHONE 31 And artists sit close by. busy at dropped down to 18 degrees above Nyssa, Oregon easles, ever hoping to get the life zero. I t is thought the fruit was of it on inert canvass. And oft Every rent receipt is oppor (Including blueprints) not advanced enough to be injured. they do paint a pretty picture but tunity wasted! Apply that if you wish to do your own Mr. and Mrs. Henry Parker and like the desert the life of it ist Gladys Gray of Ontario were at the work rent money on your O W N never captured entirely. Physician and Surgeon Coy Wise ranch last Sunday after home. H A V E something to So we didst see the picture “Fish Phone 37 a trailer load of furniture the lat show for the money you (varies slightly with erman's W h a r f at the Nyssa ter had there. Hours: 10 to 12 and 1 to 5 spend. Mail the coupon or optional m atrrial) theatre and didst like it mightily. Mrs. H. C. Elms returned home Daily—Except Sunday Term s as low as get in touch with your near But so do we every picture we do last Sunday from a several weeks | Fry Building est Boise Payette yard look upon at that show house. per mo. visit in Baker with her children and { And speaking of sea foods. Think grand children. not because we are far removed A three act comedy "Two Days \ from dashing waves and spanking T o Marry,” was given in Eldorado DENTIST sea breezes that we must lack for grange hall on Saturday. April 8, taste of the denisons of the deep. by members of the Oregon Trail Office Phone 35P2 For at the Nyssa Packing company grange. The play was very good and X -R A Y E X A M IN A T IO N S they do always carry a fine supply enjoyed by everyone. NYSSA OREGON of seasonal sea foods and at prices Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tague of Vale I so low as to surprise one. Oysters have been guests the past week at | Dwight Smith. and lobsters and crabs are but a few the Lester Derrick home P H O N E IS Manager of these delectables. A new curtain has been installed | Surely Nyssa be on the build for by a Denver company on the stage ; '•There’s a yard near you” Meetings of the Townsend Gentlemen: on ever comer and lot there comes in the grange hall. Club are held 1st and 3rd the tap tap of busy hammers and I ’m Interested in that bouse that can be built for $17.68 per Mr. and Mrs Dave Laurance and Thursday in the Eagles Hall. the gleam of new lumber piled daughter June of Vale were Easter j month and no down payment. Without obligation, please give The Public 1» Invited me complete Information on this or any other L O W COST home. ready for use. And at the Jackson guests at the Elmer Molthan home Lumber yard ist such an array of D R DeOross ...... President A community dinner was held at fine building materials as wilt go to I can afford to pay about 8 ...................................... per month. Mrs A. V. Pruyn Secretary the schoolhouse Sunday. build a new shelf in the kitchen or a new home in town or country (I f interested In materials only, check here. .) And now that the new land hast Purchase Home— Mr and Mrs. R. F Bunn have been cleared and planted and farm N am e. by Meets Wednesday Night er canst take time out to look it purchased the house owned Box or A T EAGLES H A LL over a bit and make a few plans for Schraeder on Fourth near Park and Street N u m ber. permanent improvements and fix will move from the Brown house at Visiting Eagles Welcome tures his thoughts wilt turn first to Locust and ITiird as soon as the H A R R Y MINER, Sec City and Stats . fences that his crops may have pro papers are completed A R T VAROOTT. Pres Mrs Jenny Lind Talbot has rent tection from stock and his stock ed Mr. Browns house. from the wander lust. Ye Snooper’s Column LINCOLN HEIGHTS The Owyhee farmers association held their business meeting Satur day night at the Lincoln school home with a large crowd present. Mr. Hauser gave an interesting talk on 4-H club work. After which refreshments were served. The next meeting will be held May 13. Nellie, Robert and Wallace Clark of Clark county, Washtingon, visit ed at the Ralph Enevaldson home a few days last week. They were look ing for a location. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Rookstool and family were Sunday dinner guests at the L. E. Goodell home. Wayne Harris, Leonard Goodell. Mildred and Vein Anderson attend ed grange at Jamieson Wednesday night. Miss Cornelia Kollen of Nyssa spent the week end at the Lyle Anderson home. Mrs. Alla Anderson has been on the sick list this week. Mrs. Barnett the Lincoln school teacher was sick last week and Mrs. Vern Smith substituted for her for the remainder of the week. The lower room at Lincoln school had their Easter egg hunt Friday and the upper room postponed theirs until Monday on account of the teachers illness. Mr. and Mr.s Hildebrand from McCook, Neb., are building a new home in Lincoln Heights. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Anderson and fam ily were Sunday visitors in Idaho. NOW WOOL INSURANCE For Safer and Wider Coverage SEE US INSURE IN SURE INSURANCE FRANK T. MORGAN Phone 97 Nyssa, Ore. FROM THE BUILDING BUG NO DOWN PAYMENT REQUIRED! IRONSIDE Study This Plan Living Room 12‘x i r 6 " _ J___ Kitchen and Dining Space 7 'x l5 '6 " Professional Cards JESS R. BAKER • Pabco Paints and Varnishes in your favorite color scheme CARL H. COAD MATERIALS ONLY START NOW! L. A. Maulding, M.D. $580 $8.54 DR. E. D. NORCOTT TOWNSEND CLUB MEETINGS NYSSA AERIE F. O. E. NO. 2134 LU M BER COMPANY Bedroom 8'6"xl 1*6" H ^ A *D R O » fr Dotted line at rear entry indi cates how easily a basement and stairs can be added to the original plan. This can be done at small extra cost per month. Planned by Champion Designers for Easy Future Expansion! Boise Payette home designers, under the super vision of a L IC E N SE D architect, have gained national recognition with prize-winning homes. This plan is a product of their experience and painstaking artistry. The plan at the right shows how this home can “ grow ." The original kitchen becomes N i M j m i M N f a i r " either a dining room, a part of the living room, or a combina tion of both. -n jn 111 A hall between the bedrooms makes the bath easily accessi ble to all rooms, while the basement stairway provides space for ample closet space In tne rear bedroom. The new kitchen Is compactly convenient. Or expand gradually, If you wish, adding either the bed room or kitchen, with the other to follow as the budget permits. W hatever your needs, this home contains possibilities that w ill solve them at L O W COST, and on easy F. H. A. monthly terms. Lot the Building Bug Bite You! Remember, N O D O W N P A Y M E N T necessary to build the home shown above, and only $17.68 per month to pay! Call in person, telephone or M A IL THE CO U PO N to your nearest Boise Payette yard for complete information on LOW COST HOUSING. M A I L THE C O U P O N TODAY!
