Nyssa gate city journal., May 18, 1939, Image 3

NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, THURSDAY, M AY 18, 1939
ARCADIA
JORDAN VALLEY
John Zittercob sold some of his
Mrs. Frank Swisher and Mrs.
fat steers Monday to a Caldwell Bernard Maher were in town Mon­
buyer.
day.
Leo Wagner left Saturday for the
Bern to Mr. and Mrs Frank Mah­
coast to run a logging train.
er a son May 11 at a Boise hospital
Keith Orris is working for J. M.
Miss Tudor of Crooked creek was
Wagner.
in town Monday.
The Arcadia Sun Shine club will
M r .and Mrs. Frank Elguren were
meet with Mrs. Dick Smith in in town Tuesday night.
Nyssa M ay 18.
Chris Drlcoll was a business visit­
A. L. LINDBECK
Mr. and Mrs. Chas Bullard call­ or in Jordan Monday.
State Capitol News Bureau
ed on Mr. and Mrs. Lackey of A l­
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Warn were
berta Valley Tuesday.
in from Soldier creek Sunday.
Mrs. Lloyd Orris and Mrs. Theo.
Mr. and Mrs. William Shea mov­
Matherly visited with Mrs. Anna ed to Jordan Creek Monday.
T A X P A Y E R S C O N TR IB U TE TO Dail Thursday evening.
CONTROL BOARD APPROVES
Mrs. Lucille Scott and son left
COUPON C LIPPE RS
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Long and son Friday for La Grande were they
B U ILD ING PLANS
State Treasurer Walter E. Pear­ Max were dinner guests of Mr. and will spend the summer.
Tile Board of Control this past
Mrs. C. Bullard Wednesday.
Jack Swisher of Antelope was in
week gave its approval to plans for son has figured it out that the tax­
town Monday,
two new building projects. One of payers of this state have contribut­
ed a total of 646,667,821.57 to cou­
KINGMAN KOLONY
these was the new dining room and
trip to Boise Monday.
pon clippers who Invested their sav­
hospital to be constructed at the
David Castero has been in town
ings in Oregon bonds since this
state prison proper. The other was
The regular meeting of Kingman since Saturday.
state first entered upon its big
the new dormitory to be constructed
grange was held Monday evening
Miss Georgia Eloldl announced
on the site of the prison annex, five spending orgy back in 1917.
with a number of visitors present. her engagement to Walter
Scott
miles south of
Salem and which
Ray G ill state master was present Saturday.
will house first offenders sentenced GOVERNOR W A N TS F A IR DEAL and gave a talk on legislative mat­
Mr. and Mrs. George Parks, Mr.
FOR PRISONERS
to short terms for minor crimes.
ters.
and Mrs. Floyd Parks and daugh­
This latter project calls for a three-
The order that prisoners now in
Chas. Wicklander state deputy of ter spent Sunday at South Moun­
story concrete building 52 by 150 the Oregon penitentiary shall not La Grande gave a short talk also tain.
feet in size with dormitory accom­ be discriminated against through the Pomona master, Edwin Johnson
Mrs. Joyce Palmer is helping Mrs
modation of 200 prisoners, all of operation of the new indeterminate of Vale.
Florence Ross this week.
whom will be employed in the sentence act which becomes effec- j The masters from Oregon Trail,
Mr. and Mrs. George Wayne Fos­
farming activities of the prison. tive June 14 Governor Sprague has) Boulevard, Big Bend and Vale gave ter left for La Grande Sunday.
Prison labor will be employed in let it be known that he will resort' short talks also.
Miss Jeri Thayer returned to her
the construction of both buildings. to his authority to extend executive
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Cool of Agate home in California Friday.
Miss Dora Helm returned to her
clemency to prisoners whose sen­ Beach and Mrs. Arvin Ross of Port­
tences are shown to have been un­ land were visiting at Snively hot home in Boise Friday.
1939 SESSIONS LAW S READY
Graduation exercises
were held
duly harsh. The governor has in­ spring with Mrs. Susie Johnson and
The 1939 session laws will be
Saturday night. Those taking part
structed his parole board to review Mrs. Dollie McCreary.
ready for distribution in about 10
th 3 record of all prisoners now in
The 4-H Sewing club gave a style were Chris Shea, Anna Acordagoitla.
days. The 555 new laws enacted by
the institution and to make recom­ show at Kingman school house Sat­ Georgia Elordi, Lola Zatica. Helen
the recent session will cover 1275
Rementeria and
mendations in such cases as the urday. Those exhibiting were Shir­ Stults, Richard
pages and will constitute the largest
board may regard as entitled to the ley McFate, Beth Mitchel, Vida W al­ Jim Skinner.
volume of its kind in the history of
Miss Louise Eloidi is visiting her
governor’s attention. A difference lace, Betty Shelton and Forestine
Oregon.
of opinion exists among attorneys Wilson of the second year sewing: parents here.
Ms. Sam Scott entertained at a
as to the effect of the new law on Nadine Nichols third year;
and
EARLY SETTLERS HAD RELIEF old prisoners. Some of the sponsors
night.
Pauline Gowey fourth year.
Mr. bridge party Wedensday
PROGRAM
of the measure are of the opinion Hauser of Ontario and Mr. and Those attending were Mr. and Mrs.
Bill
Evert’s Oregon Almanac, a photo- that the act is retractive. Others Mrs. Roehr of Annex were present. George Parks. Mr. and Mrs.
The Kingman Sunday school gave Wilson, M r and Mrs. Sam Ross, Mr.
•secured by the state library, reveals disagree. Attorney General Van
and Mrs. Pete Laca. Mrs. D. P. Con­
static copy of which has just been Winkle in a memorandum opinion the following Mother's day program:
the fact that the needs of the poor to the parole board gave it as his The primary class presented cards nors, Mr. and Mrs. George Wayne
was one of the first considerations view that the act will not apply to to their mothers. Miss Nelson’s class Foster, Mrs. Theresea Scott and
of the earliest settlers of this P a­ prisoners sentenced prior to the e f­ quoted scripture. A piano solo by Mrs. Joe Fenwick.
Mr. and Mrs. Marlon Wroton re­
cific northwest country. In the fective date of the new law which Dudley Kurtz. Nadine Wilson read
a storey “ What Our Mothers Have turned to their ranch Friday.
first public meeting held by settlers will be June 14.
Mrs, Thelm a Lyons and son of
Done for Us.” Marie Wallace, Emily
south of the Columbia river, pro­
Otis,
Arlene Peterson,
Pauline Portland and Mr. and Mrs. Oliver
vision was made for the appoint­
ADRIAN
Gowey and Irma Points gave talks young and children of Bend are vis­
ment of two “overseers of the poor."
Joyce and Donna Ashcraft, Doro- on “ Bible Mothers." Mrs. Tetwiler iting at the Clyde Stults home.
This meeting was held in the Am ­
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
erican Mission station on February they Hamilton and Iola Parker a t­ read a paper on “ Christian Mother.”
tended the G. A. A. picnic in Nam ­ A solo by Glen Osborn “That Won­ Greene a son Monday evening.
17, 1841.
Charley Bums has gone to the
derful Mother of Mine.”
pa Saturday.
Mrs. Mary Nichols received word railroad for medical treatment.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Vernon
Parker
and
PAROLE BOARD STUDIES
son attended a Mother's day dinner from her daughter, Agnes saying
W ASHINGTON SET-UP
LINCOLN
Sunday at the Ness Hatt home in that she is leaving for the San
Francisco fair Sunday.
The new state parole board which
Owyhee.
j
The Jim Lane family were guests
met here last week at an informal
Miss Virginia DuPre has been ill
Duke Rohland attended a man­
of Mrs. Mary Nichols Mother’s day. the past week.
conference with Governor Sprague,
agers meeting at Walla Walla over
Mrs. Claude Baxter of El Monte,
is spending this week visiting penal
Lincoln Stepp and son Gordon
Cal., is visiting her mother. Mrs. C. visited Mrs. Lawrence Stauffer in
institutions in the state of Wash­ the week end.
Mrs.
Charles
McConnell,
Mrs.
C. Cotton.
ington and confering with parole
Fruitland.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pinkston,
officials o f that state which has Earl Sparks, Mrs. Ellen Marker,
The last day of school picnic will
M untjeweriff
and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Thrasher and be held Friday.
been operating for several years Mrs. Gerrit
under the same parole system Mrs. Duke Rohland were shopping Mr. and Mrs. Ray Thrasher were
Mrs. W ill Toothacker and family
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Pink­ and George Markham and family
which Oregon is just adopting. The in Caldwell Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Toombs and ston, Mother’s day.
new parole board will
be vested
were Sunday visitors at the home
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Holton attend­ of Clark King.
with outright parole powers and Gordon of Nyssa were dinner guests
will meet in Salem once a week to Wednesday at the Vernon Parker ed the baccalaureate services of the
Mr. and Mrs. John Magnuson
Ontario high school Sunday.
give consideration to cases demand­ home.
and fam ily made a trip to Baker
The lower grades in th^Kingm an Sunday.
ing their attention. Selection of a
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hatch, Ed
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parole director and staff of office Swarffic, Mr. and Mrs. James M c­ school held open house Friday. The
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Du Pre and son
and field workers will probably not Ginnis enjoyed swimming at Sniv- primary room, Miss Nelson as teach­ were Sunday dinner guests at the
er gave a program after which the home of their daughter, Mrs. Dale
be made for another 10 days or two leys pool Tuesday.
weeks.
Twelve eighth garde students will children served punch and cake to Garrison in Nyssa.
the parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Gilchrist and
graduate at the Oregon Trail school
Miss Bratton^ room put on a son of Emmett were Sunday din­
Thursday evening.
Japanese program after which they ner guests of his parents, Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hatch and
served tea and wafers to the visit­ Mrs Robert Gilchrist.
family were Sunday guests at the
ors.
Ray McNeal and family motored
Ed W ym er home in Parma.
Wednesday is the last day of to Meridian for Mother's day din­
Mrs. Charles Price has been help­ school and the children will have a
ner at the Henry McNeal home.
ing at the Ira Price home in King- picnic at Big Bend park.
The children of Mr. and Mrs
man Kolony, caring for the mother
Robert Gilchrist are recoveing from
and new baby.
In Rupert—
the measles.
Ellen McConnell spent the week
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Bailey were
Roscoe Conklin is remdellng and
JESS R. BAKER
end with Mrs. Duke Rohland.
in Rupert over Saturday and Sun­ enlarging his house.
O PTO M E TR IS T
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Holly were in day.
Graduate Univ. Cal. College
The Avery Anderson children are
Boise on business Wednesday.
of Optometry
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Pounds took
O ffice Hours 9-5 and by
Mother’s day dinner with the lat­
Appointment
ter’s parents in Vale.
Telephone 244-J, 67 S. 2nd St.
Bids were let for the equipment of
Ontario, Oregon
the new high school Friday.
Mrs. Earl Sparks and son spent
the week end with Mrs. and Mrs. |
CARL H. COAD
Elmer Sparks of Big Bend.
Adrian Girl Scouts held their
A T T O R N E Y -A T -LA W
meeting Saturday at the Elmer
PHONE 31
Prosser home in Big Bend.
Nyssa, Oregon
Mr. and Mrs. K. I. Peterson and
family were shopping in Boise Sat­
urday.
L. A. Maulding, M.D.
Mrs. Dan Holly and Mrs. How­
ard Hatch attended the
Wade
Physician and Surgeon
— OR—
school, last day picnic at Caldwell
Phone 37
Friday.
Hours: 10 to 12 and 1 to 5
Mrs Ed Newton of Oregon Slope
D aily- Except Sunday
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Gerrit
Fry Building
Muntjeweriff this week.
Bobby Madden of Ontario spent
Saturday visiting his uncle, Glen
DR. E. D. NORCOTT
Pounds.
DENTIST
Perle Laurance of Meridian spent
a couple of days the past week vis­
Office Phone 35F2
E LG IN —H A M IL TO N — W A LTH A M — BULOVA
iting his daughter and family. Mr.
X -R A Y E X AM IN ATIO N S
Dainty, practical watches in nat­
and Mrs. BiU Olsen.
ural gold oblong or round— with
N Y8SA
OREGON
Tw o of the young peoples classes
metal or cord bracelets, for as
little as _______ __________________
of the Sunday school enjoyed a hay
ride and weiner roast Saturday eve­
TOWNSEND CLUB
ning.
MEETINGS
On May 21 at Big Bend park
Meetings of the Townsend
there will be a horseshoe pitching
Club are
held 1st and 3rd
contest, to select the team who will
Several varieties of best make,
Thursday in the Eagles Hall.
represent our community in Ontario.
plain or gold mounted, black or
The Public Is Invited
Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Thompson
colors, from
..... .....................
of Nyssa were dinner guests Mon­
D. R. D eO ross... ..... President
day
evening
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Henry
Mrs. A. V. Pruyn . Secretary
Hatch.
STATE C A P IT O L N E W S
Professional
Cards
The Sweet Girl Graduate
| Bobby were in Caldwell Thursday.
having the mumps.
Lawtence McCrary. Mrs Mayfield
Thq Lincoln Heights farm com-
i raunity organization held a megt- and Mrs. Ida McCollum were in
| ing at the school heuse Saturday Middleton Monday.
night. The roads committee p e-
Mona Gee was a guest of Betty
sented names
for the Lincoln j Correll Sunday.
Heights roads which will be voted
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd entertained
on at the next meeting. After a their children and families on Sun­
short program refreshments were day those present were, Mr and
served.
Mrs. Glen Johnston, Mr. and Mrs.
WRIST WATCHES
$1275
PEN and PENCIL SETS
$39S
NYSSA AERIE
F. O. E. NO. 2134
Meets Wednesday Night
A T EAGLES H ALL
Visiting Eacles Welcome
H A R R Y M INER. Bee.
A R T NARCOTT, Pres.
Attended Tea—
Mrs. Leo Hollenberg accompanied
her husband to the field meet at
La Grande last Saturday and was a
truest at the mothers tea given In
the new girls dormitory of the Eas­
tern Oregon college, where
her
daughter Marzene is finishing her
first year of collegiate study.
Diamond and Diamond Jewelry
Blue White Diamonds! No better
nor more lasting gift could be
selected, as low as ..................
J
$900
Paulus Jewelry Store
Mr. and Mrs. George J. Mitchell
visited over the week end in Boise
with Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Bodle.
Son Visits—
Dr and Mrs. J. E. Long and son
are visiting at the parental J. T.
Long home in Arcadia for the next
few weeks.
Returns from Trip—
Mrs. O. M. Kimsey returned on
Anne Marie Johnson was among
Sunday from a two weeks trip to
those who attended the educational
Missoula, Mont. Mrs. Kimsey also
bible teachers conference in Caldwell
made stops at Spokane and Butte
Saturday.
before her return.
Harold Blackburn is improved
from his illness of measles.
Attend Club—
Mr. and Mrs Bert Barr of Valle­
Mrs. J. J. Sarazln and Mrs. Her-
jo, Cal., came Tuesday morning to
shel Currey attended the meeting of
visit with their sister and brother-
P. E. O. at Vale on Tuesday after­
in-law. Mr. and
Mrs. Walter
noon at which the hostess was Miss
Thompson. Mr and Mrs. Barr have
Hazel Hope.
been touring the west coast.
Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Clowers vis­
ited at the James Armstrong and
George Clowers homes Monday eve­
ning.
The Community Sunday school
met with Mr. and Mrs. Frank G ra­
ham last Sunday with 51 attending.
RICHLAND
The next meeting will be at the
Ernest Johnson home.
The young people of the Nazar-
Kathleen Loe was an overnight ene church held a prayer meeting
guest of Reta Johnson
Monday , at the F. A. Powell home.
night.
The Richland and Buena Vista
Dr. and Mrs. Earl Harvey of youths association held its party at
Scottsbluff, Neb., visited Sunday the H. V. Maw home Thursday eve­
at the home of Tom Loe.
ning.
W iley Clowers attended the Moth- I The meeting was called by C lif­
Mrs. George Clowers and Mrs. ford Nielson, president. Jean John­
er's tea given by the Girl's league son was chosen next president.
Nyssa to San Francisco and return
Tluesday afternoon.
The next party will be at Morgan
Mr. and Mrs. Art Jackson pur­ park.
(via Bus .....................
$26.60
chased 600 baby chicks last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Adams and
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur McGinnis Mildred, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Nielson
called at the Clowers home Sunday and Lois were callers at the H. V. Nyssa to San Francisco and return
evening.
(overnight train from Winnemucra
Maw home Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Norvllle Leuk and — including lower berth
Mrs Minnie Leuk of Nyssa were
APPLE VALLEY
$34.30
callers at the G. C Johnson home. both ways)
The Chatterbox club met at the
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wood and son
spent Saturday in Nampa
and home of Mrs. C. H. Bennnett Wed­
Leave Nyssa
Boise.
i t nesday afternoon.
Owyhee Drug Store
8:35 a. m.
Leulla Leuk of
Nyssa
spent
Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Ray are at
Arrive
Welser, where he is selling insur­ Thursday evening with Ann John­ San Francisco
8:05 next morning
son.
ance.
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Ray are with
Visitors at the H. V. Maw home
Tickets— Information
her folks in New Plymouth.
Sunday were Pat and Jack Sweaney,
OWYHEE DRUG STORE
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Miller
are Lowell Wills. Jean and Ann John­
son and Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Cheldel-
with his folks in Boise.
Phone 29
Mr. and Mrs. John Rogers are at en and family.
Ontario with his people.
Mr. and Mrs. George C. Miller of
Melba attended church with her
mother, Mrs. Lenis Wilson.
Bowman Vertrees is enjoying a
weeks vacation.
Miss Yulah Vertrees and Dorothy
W offel of Boise spent the week end
at the C. D. Vertrees home.
For Safer and W ider Coverage
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Stout and
SEE US
Marvin spent Sunday In Boise.
Ralph Summy of Boise is spend­
INSURE IN SURE INSURANCE
ing a couple of days at home.
Mrs. John Poage attended
the
Girls club tea at Nyssa Tuesday.
Nyssa, Ore.
Phone 97
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gee and
Excursion Rates
NOW
W O O L IN S U R A N C E
F R A N K T. M O R G A N
FOUNDER’S SALE!
S T A R T S F R ID A Y , M A Y
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This Founder's sale is one of the greatest of the year for GAMBLE STORES— every item on sale
must be good— it must be an item our customers need. So here they are. come In and see our other
bargains too.
Founder's Sale
Founder's Sale
7 Piece
Crystal
Berry Set
1 Gal. Linseed Oil and
2 Qts. Turpentine - at
29c
Founder’s Sale
Radio "B”
Batteries
no extra charge
Colonial Design. 1
large Bowl and 6
Individual Bowls
Guaranteed for 320
hours service. Com­
pare with 11.25 value
With Each Purchase of
5 GALLONS
98c
“Homeguard”
Founder’s Sale
P A IN T
Kitchen
S TO O LS
Coronado
Car Radio
Automatic T u n i n g
Excellent tone and
Selectivity
All Steel Construc­
tion Enameled
GAMBLE'S
That Fine Boy Graduate
WILL ADORE THESE!
Cedric Caldwell and Mr.and Mrs.
Conley Wilson and families.
Commencement exercises for the
eighth grade were held at the Apple
Valely church Monday
evening.
Those taking part in the program
were: processional. Mrs. Poage, sal­
utatory, Doris Bonser, violin duet.
Irene Brewster and Star Robinson,
class history, Ailie Scott,
essay.
Heber Campbell, solo, Dorothy H uff­
man, prophecy, Betty Jean Honey,
will. Dorothy Huffman, class song,
class, valedictory, Bertha Campbell,
address, “ Villages and Princes” , Rev.
F. H. Hall, presentation of diplomas,
J. A. Pettit.
Sunday 21 relatives and friends
helped Mrs. Barker celebrate Moth­
er’s day.
RIVERVIEW
Visit in Boise—
Founder's Sale
Electric
IR O N S
Automatic Tempera­
ture control.
List
price (3.85. A special
♦2.98
♦19.95
Grade A
BARN
P A IN T
5 Gals.
*1.75
Per G al
A Fine 4-inch Brush
Charge
Founder's Sale
Auto Fog
LIG H TS
Included
K A L S O M IN E
at No
All Colors
5 lb pkg.
A p p r o v e d in all
states. Heavy bracket.
Chrome plated
Extra
♦2.19
34c
Founder's Sale
Screen W ire
Founder’s Sale
Per
Foot
51/2 c And
Up
Heavy Ouage
GarbageJCans£ Galvanized
Founder’s Side
6
Founder’s Sale
AUTHUWI / . LU
a
GCNCY
GAMBLE STORES
Geo. C. Henneman, Owner
Phone 106
Nyssa