NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1939
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Recipes
MODERN
BIG BEND
SHEAVILLE
Mrs. R. L. Havre,rth. Mrs. E. II
Brumbach and Mrs. F. A. Miller
...1 : Book dub at the home of
AL .11 R. Otis .n Auriun Saturday
...hool was dismissed at noon
! Tuu.sday, April 13 so the five con
tent Keith Eachus, Billy Ham-
j iltcn, Buddy Prosser, Donald Gib
son and Eudora Higgins could go
to Vale to take part in the decla
matory contest. They were aecom-
i panied by Mrs Elsie Welsh and Mrs
Anna Sparks. Phyllis Haworth. Iola
Parker and Mrs. J. N. Gibson.
The county music festival will be
held at Ontario April 21. Wade
The valley was treated to a brief
snow storm Wednesday.
Tlic range and crops are much in
need of moisture.
Most everyone has the water on
the meadows now and stock are
branded and turned on the range.
Mr. and Mrs. Whitney of DeLa-
mar came down Thursday to get
their car, which has been stored
all winter.
C. V. Harris recently purchased
the Blackstock ranch at Sheaville.
This is one of the best ranches in
the valley. Mr. McConnell who has
been farming it for several years,
will put up the hay this year.
Fred Palmer of Caldwell is now at
the McIntyre ranch overseeing the
irrigation.
Henry Masonholder is busy mov
ing to Gooding and Mrs. Mason-
holder will go as soon as school is
out. They have purchased a ranch
theie.
e a s t e r n s t a r e n t e r t a in
TUESDAY BRIDOE CLUB
Mrs. Artie Robertson was hostess j Among the larger and more • r-
the las
to the Tuesday bridge club aim in mal social functions of
vited Mrs. George J. Mitchell. Mrs spring was the Friendship meetin;:
O. R. Giezentanner and Mrs Tay- of the Eastern Stars on Monday
. veiling with the Vale and Oman-
lcr Gudmundsen as guest players.
By MARY A. JAMISON
High scores for
the afternoon chapters and the * husbands of the
were made by Mrs Mitrhell and Stars as guests. Over a hundred
members and their freinds were
Mrs. J. J. Sarazin.
present.
One of the most helpful aids to
present as their llumber
A delightful program was ar tha amateur guidener is a notebook < UP dance by Iola Parker and
g u il d m e e t s
Mrs Frank*Morgan and Miss Eva ranged in which Mrs. Herbert H. in which notation* may be made ph>uis Haworth.
Boydell entertained the ladies of Fisher, with Mrs. John Young ac Comeon;- has said. "Memory is the
Mrs Chet Purdy and daughters
companying, played a violin solo,
the St. Pauls Episcopal guild at Mr
thin:; you lorget with.” and so it oi Coulee dam arrived Thursday to
Morgan's home last Wednesday the Girls Glee club of the high .- c em. when one trie1, to recall the care for iter mother. Mrs Case,
Following the business meeting tea school, also accompanied by Mrs.
changes you had in mind last sea-
Pre-school clinic will be held at
Young sang several numbers and
was served by the hostesses
Lower Bend schoolhouse April 21.
Mis.; Nettie Medesker with
Miss | ,ytl.
Work is fucila ted. tl at the be- 'E M. Hauser visited Wade school
Hoastead accompanying gave a
b i r t h d a y d in n e r
; inning of each new season one | Tuesday and brought seed corn for
Complimenting the birthday an eading.
niversaries of P. M Warren and
The hall was a bower of cut mak ■ a sy.-.iem of notes, either | Keith Cameron who is entering a
ills grand daughter. Donna Jean, spring flowers and the buffet sup lengthy or brief, upon any subject j special corn project,
Mrs. E. M. Kirkpatrick and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Warren entertain per was served at long tables at pci lining to fijwc-r cultu.c A par-
rd at a family dinner on Sunday which Mrs. Will H Beam and Mrs tii , lnrly lovely color combination I Grower of Parma were In the Bend
may have been discovered in some j Thursday.
Other guests were Mrs. P M. War Leo Hollenberg poured
ren Mrs. Leona Bingman and her
Star lodge of Ontario presented park cr private plot. A ..ketch or d e -, Mr. and Mrs. R D. Lytle of Vale
the Nyssa chapter witli a inirrow tailed description may be reco.ded and Mr anci Mrs N s phelan were
son Dale.
and It is then ready for use when dinner guests in the Brumbach
and piano lamp for the new hall.
it is needed.
\ home Thursday.
Perhaps some unusually helpful
LADIES AID
Mr. and Mrs. Case Muntjewerlff
One of the most enjoyable affairs suggestions have been found in were dinner guests Thursday at the
of the spring season was the Home magazines devoted to gardening, | Geirit Muntjewerlff home.
coming meeting of the Ladies Aid these may be clipped and parted in
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Shrack of
of
the
Community
Methodist the note book where they are always Roswell were visiting Bend friends
held 111 the church basement last readily available. If left in the
Friday.
Thursday afternoon at which Mrs. magazine, that number is often
Mr. and Mrs. Til Whitley were
Floyd White and Mrs Teters were either mislaid or destroyed.
j busine.
visitors In Boise Monday.
hostesses.
Very beautiful effects found in
Miss Lesl ie McDonald and Donna
Among those who provided .the large, formal
^ -„s often may b
are guests at the F. A.
| afternoons program were Mrs. O J. duplicated on a mail scale in the
home
Donahue. Mrs. John Poage. Mrs. W pocket handkerchief estate, without
nnrl
W. Foster and Mrs. R. J. Davis.
!,,, of artistic effect'
Ml and Mrs' Henr05 " atch and
soil
of
Adrian
were
Sunday
guests
Among old members who return-
Another thing of value to the
in the Parker home.
! ed for the day were Mrs. John
smaller grower is to note failuie,
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Steelman and
| Carver of Weiser who was the
either with seeds, bulbs, shrubs or daughter were shopping In Cald-
| founder of the Nyssa aid 31 years
plants and the probable reason for
.11 Monday.
| ago Mrs. Nelson of Emmett and
such rib appointments. These mis
Mr;
Drye Roberts and Mrs
Mrs. Miller of Ontario.
And be
takes may then be more easily Claude Eachus were Ontario vislt-
sides those present many sent let-
avoided the next time, especially i Wednesday.
| tors of regret and good wishes to
where reliable Information on the
Mr. and Mrs Clarence Olson of
i their friends. Among the latter
subject has been obtained.
! Gabriel South Dakota were dinner
were Mrs. Walter Bach of Prairie
It it; well > make a diagram 01 i guests in the Bennett home Thurs-
! City. Mrs Quinn of Middleton and
la.si season s ■ artlen and keep it for d
I Mrs. N E. Hershey
Some of
of the
the
jjr.s. Clyde Riggs of Parma was a
At the close of the afternoons ;ud\ and reference. Some
program refreshments were served jaring color notes may be eliminat guests of her mother. Thursday.
Ray Drown of Adrian who was
vith Mrs. J. T Long and Mrs. Betty ed and a more Judicious combina
tion arranged.
laid up all winter visited the Arch
; Forbes pouring.
By a careful and thorough plan [inkers Sunday.
The next meeting of the aid will
I be on April 27 with Mrs. A. V. ning. a succession of Uowcrs may 1 ;• The Jolly Janes met Thursday
had for the entire season, begin afternon with Mrs. Howard Hatch
Pruyn entertaining
ning in the early <pring when the In Adlan.
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fir;: flew, is peep above the ground
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Askew and
. NKER GUESTE
Spruce up for all those
Mr. and Mrs Carlos Buchner cn- and continuing n long as the r. -s; Mr end Mrs. Claude Eachus anci
spring parties and dances!
tei tallied Mr. and Mrs. Walter courageous blossom dares to ap t . ,lv were Sunday guests at the
Have your suits cleaned and
Freeman and their daughter of On pear in the late fall
. • H; r. is heme in Vale.
pressed to insure your social
This work of ; la. ning has been
tario at dinner on Tuesday evening
..r. AcPirtland and Raymond
position!
done by consulting .eed catalo Holly accompanied the Bey Scouts
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gues o-d gardening magazines dur < v
. overnight camping trip to
'.VFONESDAY BRIDGE
Mrs. Andrew Boersma enter ing tlv .se '.eng {lays or winter eve Shively Hot springs.
tained
the Wednesday evening ning when the e is more Incisure
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Sweet were
bridge club this week and prizes The results of this tudy have been given a surprise Sunday when Mi.
were won by Mrs Nick Rudlirk. Jotted in your note book and arc and Mrs. B. G Roberts. Mr. and
Mrs J E Bowen and Mrs. Aden ready for use as soon as early Mrs. Lora Pillsbury, Mr. and Mrs
DELIVERY SERVICE
Robert Weir. Mrs, M. E. Rogers. Mr.
spring planting i . advisable.
Wilson.
Tl Is not a bad Idea to mnke notes • nd Mrs. Will Robinson and Glen
of troublesome plant pest and 'he .J
; .veil :n: Mr. and Mrs. R. L.
co rective measures for such By Haworth dropped in with well filled
Attend
having this knowledge at first hand lunch boxes and enjoyed dinner.
time 1 saved and often plants may
P B. Anderson took a load of
stock to Seattle Friday.
be rescued from destruction.
Mrs. Til Whitley entered n hos
F.slematic. Intelligent planting is
the surest way of obtaining satis pital in Boise Thursday for treat
at
ment.
factory results. It i • not only
time-saver, but needless expendi
Phyllis Haworth and Iola Parker
tures and disappointing results are were over night guests of Mrs. Elsie
thereby often avoided
Welsh in Caldwell Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs Hall of Prairie City
Try a garden note book lor one
rrnron and avoid the confusion and and the Wilson boy of Baker were
disappointments of other years, the week end guests In the Olp home
palest of ink is better than the best
Mrs. R L. Haworth attended a
Boise, Idaho
shower In th° Rooney home In Par
memory!
ma Saturday honoring Miss Lucille
OPENING D A T E S :—
Bales and also attended a party at
BRIDGE CLUB
Last Wednesday Mrs. Bert B. the home of Miss Miriam Dllley in
Lienknrmper entertained the mem Roswell Monday evening.
bers of the Wednesday evening con
and
tract club Inviting enough guests Moves to Boise—
ables of players
I Mrs Laura E. Frazier, a farmer
High ' ore-, were won bv M rs.1 waitress In The Hut" lunch stand
Andrew Boersma. Mrs Keith Bailey here, moved to Boise Sunday where
New Classes in all
and Mrs Kenneth Cottle won the she will make her home with her
traveling prize.
| daughter.
Your Garden
WOMAN
'S *
Mr. and Mrs. Jess Yturaspe spent
Sunday at the Haylett ranch.
Richard Molly was elected secre
tary lor the grange and Elmer Mc-
Connel gatekeeper, they will fill the
place left vacant by the resignation
of Doris and Henry Masonholder.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Ladiges of
Glenwood. Wash, have moved to the
old Nick Masonholder place.
Mr. Robert McConnel was called
to Nampa last week by the illness
of her brother, Walter Baltzor.
The fat steers from the Haines
ranch were trucked out to market
last week.
Mr. Knight is having some cattle
trucked to the ranch.
KINGMAN KOLONY
Society
Jim Lane.
The 4-H handicraft club held
their regular meeting at the Adrian
school house Saturday.
Dale Ascraft is serving on the
i mud jury at Vale this week.
Mesdames C. E. Elliott, Jim Lane
and T. T. Elliott weer Caldwell
shoppers Tuesday.
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Right
Start
Mr. and Mrs. Holton, Mr.
and
Mrs. Miller and Mr. and Mrs. Clark j
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dale
More and more families are
Ashcraft Saturday evening. The i
enjoying
the
invigorating
evening was spent playing pinochle.
Mr. and Mrs. Labert of Salem
freshness of Gate City Dairy
were guests of their daughter. Mrs
milk at breakfast-time. Start
Bob Clark for a few days.
ROCKVILLE
Mrs. Mary Nichols and Jim made
right.
Mrs. Lee Strode and Mrs. Bud a business trip to Ontario Monday.
Morning and Evening
Mattinly entertained with a shower
Mrs. Clyde Bowers received a tele
for Norman McKenzie at the Strode gram Monday telling of the death
Deliveries
home Wednesday.
of her father In Hastings. Neb.
Those present were Mesdames
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Mrs. C. C. Cotton and Mrs. Dave
Tom Skinner Chris Driscoll and | Mitchell returned Sunday evening
Miss Uranga. form Jordan Valley after a two weeks vacation in Idaho
GATE CITY DAIRY
Mesdames C. F. Falen. L. R. Falen. nd u ta],
At Your Grocers Too
D. H. Haylett, Fred Haylett. J. S. j Rrv, and Mrs. Tetwiler were Sun-
Fenwick and Miss Ella McConnel oi ,jay dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Sheaville. Mesdames Andrew Gree
ley. Duncan McKenzie. Angus Mc-
!vor. Wm Leake. Robert McConnel.
Miss Blanch Jackson of Rockville.
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Mattinly are
Keep your energy
enjoying a visit from their daughter
Mary, and little grand daughter of
up to par by eating
Huntington.
Buddy and Mar Ellen Greeley who
^
plenty of b o d y -
are attending school In Ontario
spent the week end at home.
^ building MEAT.
Jack Strode is visiting the home
ranch.
Watch Our - - -
Both Jesse Strode and Miss Jack-
son have been quite ill with the flu
Saturday Bargain
Ihe past week.
The grange dance at the hall was
Counter
well attended.
Mrs. D H. Haylett was a business
visitor in Ontario and Payette Wed
nesday of last week.
V P. Laea of Jordan Valley was
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a business visitor at Sheaville Tues
day.
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