NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, THURSDAY, AUGUST 10, 1939
PAGE TWO
Recipes
- THE MODERN WOMAN **
Society
In Ontario—
I Mr. Williams is 23 years of age. Move to Town—
ruin. Only to find that for which that anyone can make from that
6 feet 1 inch tall and weighs 170 Mrs. C. W Nicholson has moved Maxine Warren, daughter of Mr.
special flour that Barney Wilson
they searched was not there.
from the John Wade place to a cot and Mrs. Ed Warren is visiting her
pounds. He is single.
In such times sane reasoning oft doest traffic in and some of that
Meet The
tage at Park and Hiway.
gives way to emotional stress and a fresh butter they carry at that em
aunt Miss Mary Warren of Ontario
mass hysteria, causing unwise pro porium and a bit of their canned
MISS IRENE REDETZKE
Passes Away—
this week.
cedures from which irrevocable jam, then indeed doest one have a
Miss Irene Redetzke. a graduate Babe
Word was received in Nyssa the
feast that wilt far surpass any
damage is done
of Pacific University, will teach bio first
of the week of the death of
Of course the commuuity swim four-and-twenty-black-bird-pie af
logy and girls' health and physical the infant
daughter of Mr and Mrs.
ming pools would not entirely elim fair that rumor has wast set before
education and a minor in science. Roy Arthurs
moved recently
inate this danger for an open ditch a king.
While in college Miss Redetzke was from Nyssa to who
Idaho.
where people cross or ride beside is Sure one wilt need a bit of coffee
very active in school activities. Dur Death came Council,
suddenly from
at any time a danger place but they too with thick cream to give it that
ing her senior year she was presi pneumonia before medical
aid could
fine flavor. But coffee to can be
dent of the women athletic associa
will reduce it.
obtained.
And there are many ways of ob purchased fresh at that Wilson
tion. She also served as assistant be Mr.
Mrs. E. Beard and Mrs
taining public help in building pools mart and the cream is always on
swimming instructor at Pacific. Emma and
Prints
Beard
of Nyssa attended the
hand
at
the
Gate
City
dairy.
enough
for
every
community,
as
has
Miss
Redetke
served
one
year
as
New
Teachers
Things About Nyssa's Shops been already proven by the Morgan Shop in Nyssa with Journal ad
funeral.
leader of the recreational summer
Voiles
Park Garden club. If each woman's vertisers and ye wilt not waste thy
program for the city of Forrest
club would make this their major time and thy gas going farther.
Grove.
ALVIN E. TEMPLER
project, to form a park association
Miss Redetzke, at the present B O ISEW IN N EM U C C A
Rayons
Instrumental Music—English
We did on Monday attend the with definite plans and aims and
time,
is taking advanced work at
Alvin E. Templer graduated from the University
demonstration and opening of the then by hook or crook, fair means
S
T
A
G
ES
of Washington.
the University of Oregon in 1937
new cold storage locker plant Just or foul get a wee bit of land, just
SIZES 14 to 52
with
a
major
in
music
and
a
minor
completed by "Doc” Marshall on to start and then present these
11:15 A. M.
Leave Boise
in
English.
For
the
past
two
years
the Hiway, north. And do say that plans and definite specification to
Regular $1.98
LOCAL NEWS
12:10 Noon
Leave Caldwell
he has been teaching music and
It Is the very latest In all that is those in authority of such works,
5:15
P.
M.
Arrive
Winnemucca
English at Springfield, Ore. His Visit From Baker—
new and scientific in this matter they would be suprised how quickly
10:10 P. M.
Arrive Reno
CLUB
teaching assignment at Nyssa is Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Ray of Baker Arrive
of keeping foods fresh over long and easily would come co-operation. CHATTERBOX
San Francisco 8:05 A. M.
The
regular
meeting
of
the
Chat
English
and
instrumental
music.
Now
visited at the Sid Burbidge home
periods. The walls are as spotless Wee parks tucked away in the curve terbox club was held at the home
Templer is an accomplished musi on Sunday.
and shining white as the wards of of a convenient road, with its swim of Katharine McGee, August 2.
a hospital, and even If a fly should ming pool, an out side fireplace for The program was presented by cian and can teach all instruments. On Vacation—
have the temerity to try his luck in cooking, and benches placed in the Mel Suiter under the theme of voca He was a soloist with the Univer Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Greer and
of Oregon’s band and is a mem
a thirty below freezing room he'd shade of trees planted. And one at bulary. A special number on the sity
left Saturday on a vaca
of Phi Mu Alpha, men's nation children
never reach there so many are the least for every community. Tls a "Chinese Languarge” was given by ber
tion trip to the middlewest.
al
honorary
music
fraternity.
screen doors he’d have to pass first, legacy to leave for the next gen Violet Mussolini.
from Vacation—
At the present time Templer is Return
We liked the looks of the berries eration and for many more to come, Luncheon was served to sixteen attending
Mr.
and
Mrs. Bert Lienkaemper
Northwestern
university
Clean-Up Sale
as red as the moment they were and as priceless as the love that members and one guest, Miss Doro at Evanston, 111., where he is work returned on Saturday from a weeks
would
go
in
the
building
of
them.
picked but frozen like a stone when
vacation
in
the
mountains.
thy
Massey.
ing on his master's degree in public Visits Sister—
Sandal S H O E S
we saw them and promised to stay And 'tls not a dreamers fanatasy,
school music.
that way indefinitely. Should be but can easily become a reality.
IF
YOUR
HOUSE
Mrs. L. C. Noyes of Kan
Templer is 32 years of age, Mr. are and house
All Sizes
a great boon to the farm home And how eagerly they would be FRIDAY AFTERNOON BRIDGE 6 Alvin
guests of Mrs. Noyes
FALLS
Mrs. Burnall Brown and Mrs. feet in height and weighs 170 sas
Styles and
maker. Just think of packing the welcomed by the children is evi George
Does
your
FIRE
INSURANCE
sister
and
husband,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
pounds.
He
is
married.
Mitchell entertained at a
fruits away In neat cartons and denced by the overwhelming re
Colors
Policy
still
protect
you
from
W.
D.
Holcolm.
then stacking them high In the sponse this week to the Red Cross dessert bridge party on Friday aft
financial loss?
House Guest—
WESLEY A. SHERMAN
storage box against winters need. swim week program when just from ernoon at the home of Mrs. Brown.
BETTER BE SAFE
Mrs.
Ethel
Ritchie
of
Mullen.
Journalism—Orientation
High
scores
at
cards
were
made
No more sweating over a hot stove Nyssa alone over 50 boys and girls
See
Idaho,
is
a
house
guest
of
Mr.
and
in the swelteringest day of the year, were present bright and early on by Mrs. A. C. Sallee and Mrs. Ray Wesley A. Sherman who has been Mrs. Will H. Beam and on Wed
Bernard
Eastman
teaching at Elkton, Ore., will teach nesday they all motored to Ontario.
morning for the bus which Larsen.
No more fooling with jars and Monday
Men's and Ladies’ Wearing
REAL
ESTATE
journalism,
orientation,
and
book
took
them
to
Ontario
for
swimming
—8—
caps and rubbers. Except for the instruction and a morning's dunk
Apparel
Return from Vacation—
FIRE
and
AUTO
keeping
at
Nyssa.
He
graduated
SUNDAY DINNER
jams and jellies of course. For as ing.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Burgesser re
3rd.
and
Maint Sts.
INSURANCE
from
Pacific
university
in
1938
with
yet the Inventor has not come along And we did think on Monday at Mr. and Mrs. Les Ernst were hosts a major in business administration. turned on Friday from their vaca Phone 64
Nyssa
Nyssa
who can turn a box of berries into the Nyssa movie house that one at a Sunday dinner party at which This summer he has started work tion spent on the coast and at Van
their guests included Miss Anna-
thick red Jam without due process
B. C.
go far and see a lot'a pitchers beth Kearns of Caldwell, Mr. and on his master’s degree at the Uni Couver,
of cooking. But with all these oth would
W. C. T. U.
versity
of
Oregon.
before
they
would
see
again
such
a
John Dougherty of Klamath
er aides that too may come.
The W. C. T. U. will meet on
in college Sherman receiv August
fine lot of ace actors in any one Mrs.
Falls. Miss Georgia Dennis of Nyssa ed While
But for all other food keeping given
15 at the home of Mrs. A. F.
high
honors.
He
was
editor-in-
picture.
fresh purposes these boxes are Just The man Paul Lucas in the days and son John Ernst from Caldwell. chief of the college paper his senior Seward who lives on the Idaho side
about the bugs-eye-brow of perfec of our youth was our hearts secret
of the river. Devotionals will be in
year. Previous to that he served as charge
of Mrs. Eunice Gibson.
tion.
CIVIC CLUB
make-up
editor
and
managing
edi
sorrow,
so
soft
and
sweet
seemed
And this past week we did chat the words he whispered in the lead Civic club will meet at the coun tor. He was as associate editor of
with a friend much interested in ing maiden's ear, and yet he was try home of Mrs C W. Barrett on the college yearbook his senior year.
the development of these new lands even the he-man at heart. But then next Wednesday afternoon with Sherman is a member of Blue
CREPE SOLED
who has been actively associated one day we didst learn that the Mrs. Gerrit Stam, hostess.
Key,
a
national
honorary
fraternity
SHOES
REPAIRED
with most of the major reclamation beautiful brown hair on that noble All those attending are requested and is listed in Who's Who in Am
projects of the west and he did pate could be put on and taken off to meet at the Nyssa City Hall at erican Universities and Colleges.
When they are soiled don’t send them to cut-
leave us much food for thought. at will so didst decide the one we 2:15 so that those not having trans Wesley A. Sherman is 22 years of
Chief of which was the need for had already chosen was still the portation may be taken by those age, 6 feet 2 inches in height and
rate
or inferior cleaners and be disappointed.
ample swimming facilities in this better man. But Paul Lucas can act who do have.
weighs 162 pounds. He is single.
land of irrigation ditches.
MAIN’S CLEANERS are proud of their work
all the players in every show
Perhaps every mother on the at as can
and
proud they can command the standard
this
home
town
theatre
where
WEDNESDAY
EVENING
BRIDGE
OSCAR
WILLIAMS
land realizes this but it at a loss to there ist ever a good show for every The Wednesday evening bridge Oscar Williams, who graduated
prices
in this vicinity.
know how to go about it.
one at prices that doest allow the club was entertained this week by from the University of Oregon in
Even the tiny open ditch running harrassed
money maker to take his Mrs. Robert Thompson who Invited 1938, will teach natural science in
DON’T DELAY
WHOLE SOLED
through the garden plot is a con
flock without fear of meeting Mrs. Andrew Boersma to play with the Nyssa Union high school this
or
stant menace to the toddler and as entire
PHONE 56-J
sheriff on the way out.
the members.
year. Mr. Williams attended high
they grow older the swift flowing the And
Half
Sole
and
Heel
soon
the
autumn
winds
will
Prizes
went
to
Mrs.
Klaas
Tensen,
school
at
Eugene
and
while
there
he
canals will sooner or later claim one be with us when the fire hazards Mrs. Sidney Burbidge and Mrs. made an outstanding record as a
or more of them—if they are long wilt be greatly increased, what with Boersma.
Work Guaranteed
student and athlete. He played
used for swimming holes.
the
tinder
like
wild
grasses
and
center on Eugene high school's bas
And what is to happen then. Shall
“Cleaning At Its Best”
hay and grains. Wise in All Day Meeting—
ketball team for three years. He
the water be turned out Just when stacked
deed
wilt
be
the
householder
and
graduated
from
the
University
of
Atkeson
Bldg.
Third & Main
the thirsty crops need it most while farmer who hast given heed to his In conjunction with the evangel Oregon with honors. During the
Next to Nyssa Cafe
a grief stricken family and their insurance
istic
services
now
being
conducted
I
needs and availed himself at the local church of the Nazarene past school year he has been teach
friends search frantically for a real Insurance
at any one of the new church building at Sixth ing in the Eugene high school as a
missing body, the life in it gone of Nyssa
Insurance brokers. There be at
Suppose the syphon were to have the Grahams
near Main there will be an all day substitute teacher.
at the Nyssa Realty, convention
to be drained Those life giving and Frank Morgan
meeting on Friday.
his office also
waters might be turned back for on Main street and at Bernard
The
W
F.
S. will meet in the
East
three weeks while millions of dol man who holds forth on Main twixt morning, the M. afternoon
will be de
lars in crops burned to a crisp and Third
voted to Sunday school work and
Fourth.
a summers harvest was lost and And and
we didst this past week talk problems and at 6 p. m. there will
hundred of farmers face financial with our
■V^ s j
good friend Bill Feinen, be a meeting of the N. Y. P. S.
of the chick houses and he didst Services by evangelist Jackson with
tell us how his choosy hens didst special song services following.
lay more readily when the laying
house had been insulated against
the summer sun. And he didst test You Can Depend
the temperatures therein with a
trusty thermometer and didst find
that insulation lowered the temper on Owyhee Drug
Phone 124
ature an even ten degrees and so
Prescriptions
the biddies didst busy themselves
CARL H. COAD
in the cooler place and at eve time
he wast rewarded with an extra
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
number of eggs.
PHONE 31
So we didst think that if a chick
L. T. (Doc) Marshall and Son
Nyssa. Oregon
could so improve her output with
3
BLOCKS
NORTH
OF “Y” ON HIGHWAY 30, NYSSA
a properly insulated home what
couldst we humans do.
L. A. Maulding, M.D. more
And at Emil Stunz' lumber yard
Physician and Surgeon
on the Hiway south of the Y he
Phone 37
doest carry a fine line of all man
Hours: 10 to 13 and 1 to 5
ner of insulation wares that be
Dally—Except Sunday
worthy of investigation. For be not
deceived. Even tho the summers
Fry Building
sun may not shine again with such
intensity this year there are more Owyhee D r u g Co.
DR. E. D. NORCOTT summers
to come and in between d o e s n o t sacrifice
there ist the winter time when in quality in the interest
D E N T IS T
sulation wilt be just as great a boon of low price. When
Office Phone 35F3
for stock and fowl and human be
X-RAY EXAMINATIONS
ings. Proper insulation doest of a you have your pre
NY88A
OREOON
surety save on fuel bills.
filled here,
And speaking of chicks that scriptions
you are sure of get T H R E E BIG D A Y S
Leatherneck
Archie
Howell
and
his
TOWNSEND CLUB lady didst one day last week pre ting ingredients com
MEETINGS
sent us with a box of special Layena
by a trained
Meetings ot the Townsend eggs which they didst claim to be pounded
experienced
pharma-
Club are held 1st and 3rd tops in fine flavored And in truth
Thursday in the Eagles Hall
we didst believe them when we had cist at a FAIR price.
The Public Is Invited
given them a trial. Tender wast the
-
-
FILMS—KODAKS
D. R. DeOross____ President texture and full of fine flavor. And
Added
Performance
DEVELOPING
Mrs. A. V. Pruyn Secretary Arch didst say that these lady
chicks had since their incubator
20 TRAINED
Cool off at our
day been fed on these fine Purina
NYSSA AERIE
chick
chows
that
the
Al
Thompson
Fountain
SADDLE
HORSES
F. O. E. NO. 2134 feed store doest sell.
Most Spectacular Exhibition Ever
Meets Wednesday Night
But one canst not live on eggs
Seen In Idaho:
Owyhee Drug
AT EAOLE8 HALL
alone, much more than they can
Our plant is the only one in this area that is equipped with a SHARP
Visiting Eagles Welcome
on love, but if they, the eggs of
Admission Only Si
Company
HARRY MINER. See
course art served with a bit of juicy
FREEZING ROOM which is maintained at 15 degrees below zero, ta
ART NARCOTT. Pres
Children
2^c
full flavored ham such as they do
Phone
29
prepare
your meats and products for storage at 10 degrees above zero.
carry at the Nyssa Parking and Next to Idaho Power
some fluffy crust crispy biscuits
House Dresses
Ye Snooper’s
Column
Society
M.59
Atkeson’s Store
YOUR CLOTHES
You Paid Good Money
For Your Clothes
ABBOTT'S SHOE SHOP
NEXT WEEK
NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS
CALDWELL
HOUR
SERVICE
Th r i l l s ! Sp i l l s !
Professional
Cards
MAIN’S CLEANERS & DYERS
Homesteaders
STOCK SHOW
24
Polar Cold Storage & Locker Plant
Most Modern Plant Between
Salt Lake and Portland
MODERN, SANITARY, STEEL LOCKERS
AUGUST
17
18
¡9
7V2 CUBIC FOOT
6 CUBIC FOOT
DRAWER TYPE
LOCKER TYPE
$12 Per Year
$10 Per Year
CUTTING AND WRAPPING — All meats are
Doublewrapped with Oiled Paper and Moisture
Proof Paper
U/2c per pound
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