NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, THURSDAY, AUGUST 31, 1939
PAGE TWO
Mrs Charle Newblll and her two
children. Betty and Donald and
The 4-H Canning club of King-
Mrs. Glascock and Gloria spent
man have completed their work (or
Thursday in LaGrande.
Gloria
the year Two members of the club
plans to enter the LaGrande Nor
Susan Zamora and Stella Dun-
mal school this fall.
brasky are entering an exhibit at
Mrs. Loren Miller and Miss Mar
both the Oregon state fair and the
garet Winters were hostesses Wed
Atlas national contest.
The 4-H club assembly held their nesday afternoon to a group of 25
regular meeting Tuesday evening. children. The occastion being to
Everyone is busy getting ready for celebrate the birthdays of Lester
Miller and Bobbie Winters. Refresh
the fair.
ments were served at the close of
Agnes and James Nichols were
the afternoon
guests in the Wade Nichols home
On Thursday Mrs. Robert Clark
Sunday evening for a waffle supper
entertained in honor of her daugh
ter's sixth birthday anniversary
Guests were: Rogene. Delbert. Les
ter and Garth Miller. Bobbie Win
ters and Eleanor Leona and Elsie
Dutton.
After an afternoon of
games refreshments were served by
Mrs. Clark.
KINGMAN KOLONY
Professional
Cards
CARL H. COAD
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
PHONE 31
Nyssa, Oregon
L. A. Maulding, M.D.
Physician and Surgeon
Phone 37
Hours: 10 to 12 and 1 to 5
Dally—Except Sunday
Fry Building
DR. E. D. NORCOTT
DENTI8T
Office Phone 35F2
X-RAY EXAMINATIONS
NYS8A
OREGON
TOWNSEND CLUB
MEETINGS
Meetings of the Townsend
Club are held 1st and 3rd
Thursday in the Eagles Hall.
The Pablic Is Invited
D. R. D eO ross.........President
Mrs. A. V. Pruyn . ..Secretary
NYSSA AERIE
F. O. E. NO. 2134
Meets Wednesday Night
AT EAGLES HALL
Visiting Eagles Welcome
HARRY MINER, Sec
ART NARCOTT, Pres.
Society
CHILDREN S PARTY
On Friday afternoon fourteen
friends of Darlene Sales were in
vited to a birthday anniversary
party at the home of her grand
mother. Mrs. S. D Cosher
Mrs
Marion Kiinkenberg assisted Mrs.
Goshert in the entertainment of
■
the
young guests and in the serv
ing of refreshments at the close of
the afternoon.
children and Mr. and Mrs. Denis
and children were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr and Mrs. Leo Woods.
Mr. Harry arrived Thursday from
California where he had been visit
ing his daughter
Joe Streets who has been staying
at the Leo Wood home left Sunday
for his home in Kansas
Melvin Meier was married at
Johnstown. Colo. Saturday. August
26. to Miss Neva Shofield
Mr and Mrs Jack Wilson and
children visited Mr. and Mrs Ted
Cheek and family at Payette Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Levi Stephens went
to Boise Friday.
Miss Irene Sparks is working in
Caldwell.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Boston and
children of Ontario spent a couple
of days at the J. I. Boston home.
Mrs. John Pooge, Colby, and Phy
llis arrived home from their trip to
Yellowstone park.
Rev. Floyd White conducted the
fourth quarterly conference of the
Methodist church at the Apple Val
ley church Friday evening.
—Nyssa Fall Festival—Sept. 15-16—
TUESDAY BRIDGE
Mrs. J. J. Sarazin was hostess to
the Tuesday afternoon bridge club
at her home this week and invited
Miss Eva Boydell to play with the
members.
Bill Elliott. Jennie Zesiger and
High scores for
the afternoon
Mr and Mrs. Snyder left Saturday were made by Mrs. George J. Mitch
for the hills to bring back two truck ell and Mrs. Bumall Brown.
loads of wood.
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—Nyssa Fall Festival—Sept. 15-16— THURSDAY EVENING BRIDGE
Mrs. Sidney Burbidge was hostess
to the members of the Thursday
LOWER BEND
evening bridge club at her home last
night Prizes went to Mrs. Herbert
Mrs. Margaret Bradney was a
Fisher, Mrs. Stafford and Mrs.
Sunday dinner guest at the Harry
| Elden Jensen.
W. Russell home.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Case and fam
j LADIES AID
ily spent last week end in the hills
At the last meeting of the Ladies
above Weiser.
! Aid of the Methodist church, elec
Miss Wilma Wilson of Nyssa spent
tion of officers was the first bust
Saturday night at the Cecil Case
ness of the day. Those elected were
home.
Mrs. Carl Sebum, president: Dan
Miss EHoise Russell returned home
| Corbett, vice president; Mrs. J. A.
Friday from a week's vacation in
I Westerfield. secretary; Mrs. A. V.
the mountains above Council and
Pruyn. treasurer. Hostesses for the
at Roswell with Mr. and Mrs. Chas
afternoon were Mrs. L. A. Cunning
Johnson and Betty Schweizer.
ham. Mrs. Westerfield and Mrs.
Ernest Wilson of Nyssa
spent
Watson.
Saturday night at the Rains home
- I -
Mrs. Harry Russell and Florence
| FAREWELL DINNER
and Dale Teter cleaned the school
| A farewell dinner was given at
house last week.
I the Emil Stunz home Sunday for
Miss Schneiter who will teach
Mr. Stunz’ sister, Mrs. Gretchen
lower room and Miss Collins
j Equires and her daughter. Frances the
who will teach the Napton Siding
of Riverside. Cal., who have spent
school will arrive Friday.
the summer visiting friends
and
Board of directors meeting of
Young Pleasure
relatives in Idaho and Oregon and
district 47 was held Monday night.
In Fresh, Cool
left Monday for their home.
A dedication of the new Napton
’ Those present were Mr. and Mrs.
TRIPLEX
Siding school was discussed.
R. T. Meier and sons of Weiser. Mrs.
A special meeting of the P T. A.
Cleaned Clothes
Edan Bohr and niece. Mattie Mae
was held Monday night at the
Randall. Mrs. Puliin and daughter,
school house. Plans for the coming
Elise Puliin and J D. Young, all of
year were made.
Boise.
—Nyssa Fall Festival—Sept. 15-16—
NYSSA TAILOR
SHOP
PHONE 74
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SPECIALS
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SURPRISE PARTY
Twenty-four friends
of Mrs.
Charles Toomb tendered her a no
host birthday anniversary party on
Friday evening, bringing their own
refreshments and arranging for en
tertainment. Music and cards were
I enjoyed followed by a late supper.
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| DINNER GUESTS
j Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Fletcher were
I dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
I Douglas MacDonald on Tuesday
1 evening.
MITCHELL BUTTE
Clyde Mitchell returned home
from Boise Friday.
The annual Owyhee P. T. A. was
held at the home of Mrs Tom Lowe.
Louise Klingback reported on her
4-H trip to Corvallis summer school.
The Mitchell Butte pre-school chil
dren gave the program they plan to
give at the P. T. A. council at On
tario. Refreshments were served.
Mr. and Mrs Bemle Whiffin and
children. Mr and Mrs. Ed Schütz
of Caldwell. Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Connaughey and children were Sun
SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC
Over fifty numbers of St. Pauls day dinner guests at the Willie M c
| Episcopal Sunday school and guild Ginnis home.
wtth their families picnicked at the Jim Chard returned home from
Mr and Mrs. W A. Mettlen and
Nampa park on Sunday.
Following the luncheon spread on
the tables under the trees, out door I
| sports and swimming were enjoyed j
by those wishing to participate.
—Nyssa Fall Festival—Sept. 15-16—
their visit in Kansas and Nebraska. m Nampa Wednesday and Saturday
Coleen Connaughey is visiting ! on business. Misses Martha Smith
with her cousin. Virgina Jarvis in and Ilia Botner accompanied them.
Mr and Mrs Glen Suiter and
Adrian.
Mr and Mis Houston Duiuiaway children were Sunday dinner guests
and Mrs. Ruth Shannon were busi at the home of Mrs. Suiters sister.
Mrs. Manlord Stimmel of Homedale.
ness callers ip Payette Monday
Hal Evans, Mrs Suiter's brother re
Mrs Marion Chard and children
turned home with them.
of Owyhee. Donna Chard and Eldo
Mr and Mrs. V. L. Kesler, Mr.
Thompson of Nyssa were Sunday
dinner guests at the home of Mr and Mrs. Harry Gahan and June
attended the fair in Boise Thurs
and Mrs Frank Holman.
day.
Mr and Mrs. J. P Dunnaway and
Mr and Mrs. Jake Hergert of
sons Max and Jack left Saturday
for Hood River, where they will Nampa were dinner guests Sunday
visit with their daughter, Mrs. Tal of Mr and Mrs. E. R. Anderson.
The Jolly Janes 4-H sewing club
bot. Jack will remain and attend
met at the home of Ilia Botner
school there.
Russell Talbot and Allen Rosen- Tuesday with 10 members present.
burger are working in the potatoes September 5 they will meet at the
home of Miss Norma Suiter.
in Sunset Valley.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Corbett enter
—Nyssa Fall Festival—Sept. 15-16—
tained at dinner Sunday Mr. and
NYSSA HEIGHTS
Mrs. L. J. Norris. Mr. and Mrs. Ted
Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Cahill attend Nelson and son Warren of Emmett,
Mrs. Jennie Baker and grandson,
ed the fair in Boise Thursday.
Carl of near Nyssa. Mr. and Mrs.
Sunday dinner guests at the
Carl Sebum and family called in
Roger Tucker home were Mr. and
the evening and enjoyed ice cream.
Mrs. Claude Tucker and family of
Mr. and Mrs. John Quigley were
Kuna and Mr. and Mrs. Leon J.
Wright. In the afternoon Mr. and dinner guests Sunday at the F. J.
Mrs. L. L. Kesler and Mr and Mrs. Cahill home.
Glen Suiter began digging his
Harry Gahan called. A watermelon
spuds Monday.
feast was enjoyed.
Don Rardon has begun thinning
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Corbett trans
acted business in Ontario Thursday. his field of lettuce.
Leonard Husby was a dinner
guest at the Rees Byram home Sun
day honoring Mr Byram's birth
day anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs. K I. Peterson of
Kingman Kolony were dinner guests
at the F. J. Cahill home Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Tucker were
P E N C IL S
Saturday at 2 :0 0 P. M.
5c per dozen
Regular lc Cedar Pencils. Limit 1 dozen to
Customer
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Dillon of
I Baltimore. Md , stopped recently
for a visited with her parents. Mr.
! and Mrs. Adolph Schultz.
At the annual election of the
Apple Valley Ladies Aid which was
held at the church last Thursday,
Mrs. Harry Wood was elected presi
dent: Mrs Emil Vertrees, vice pre
sident; Mrs. Howard Rogers, trea
surer and Mrs Waldo Smalley sec
retary.
Bowman Vertrees. Yulah Vertrees
and Alma Stokesberry of Caldwell
spent Sunday at the C. D Ver
trees home.
Mr and Mrs. Alvin Kinney of
Corbett. Ore., drove in Sunday
night, to visit the Tom Ferguson
family.
Mr and Mrs Noah House and
Mr and Mrs Fred Fisher called
at the Fred Province home In the
new project Sunday.
Slated for Fall Success!
COSTUME SUITS
Brilliant New Costume Suits!
So sure are we o f their sucess
that you will find in our store a
complete line to chose from.
6 P.M.
FLARED SKIRTS, FITTED
JACKETS of rich nubby or
ribbed fabrics.
Right
Ending
*12.90
The easy digestability of Gate
City Dairy Milk promotes a
restful relaxation and easy
sleep. Enjoy a glass before
retiring.
SPECIAL WHILE THEY LAST!
Morning and Evening
Deliveries
tr!
P R IN T D R E S S E S
2 for *1
A T K E S O N ’S S T O R E
Gate City Dairy
MEN’S AND LADIES’ WEARING APPAREL
Third and Main Streets Nyssa
PHONE 1MW
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS: Registration Begins at Noon Sept. 6
Homecoming!
Is made h a p p i e r
when you own your
own home.
Albert Heldt
Contractor—Nyssa
Builder of Fine Homes"
We Build to F.H.A. Pains
Send Your Boy or Girl to School
W ell Equipped at a R E A S O N A B L E Cost
2 RING
BINDERS
Well made cloth
back binders. That
sell regularly for
10c.
8c
SCRIPTO
2 for *1.00
PENCILS
A favorite with a
lot o f students.
8c
Eighty square fast color materials in fancy prints.
Tailored in smart styles. Sizes 4 to 14
SANFORDS
WOMENS
SILK HOSE
39c
Full Fashioned Silk
hosiery. Fall shades.
Sizes 8 1 •> to 10*...
G O L D E N RU LE
‘Make It Right Store”
Ny.
ARE THEIR SHOES
IN GOOD REPAIR?
If not, bring them to
us.
QUICK SERVICE
LOW COST
ABBOTT'S
SHOE SHOP
Next to Nyssa Cafe
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CHILDREN’S SCHOOL DRESSES
Light Shirts, plain and
fancy patterns. Sizes
6 to u y >.
The sugar company
purchased
several tons of hay in this commun
ity last week.
G W. Pennie is driving a new
pickup.
Rodney Smith is helping E. R.
Anderson with his farm work.
APPLE VALLEY
Friday and Saturday, Sent. 1
BOY’S SHIRTS
3 fo r M .0 0
O. J. Kurtz and Edwin and G. E.
Webster helped Carl Sebum while
chopping hay on his ranch in Nyssa
Heights several days this week.
Oregon
CHERISHED AND LASTING GIFT
For The Bride!
For many years we have sold fine furniture for
newly married couples in Nyssa and believe that
we have developed knowledge on what young
married people like and really want to have. If
you have a wedding gift problem . . . you can’t
go wrong on fine furniture. Our advice is free
and we will be glad to help you select the correct
furniture gift.
Nordale Furniture Store
Phone 94
INK
SAVE BY BUYING
— This—
COMBINATION KIT
Reg. Our
Price Price
3 Ring Binder
.25
.22
Pad 3 Hole Filler .10
.08
100 re-inforcem’ts .05
.03
1 Eraser
.05
.04
Bottle B-B Ink
.10
.08
Bottle Script Ink .15
.12
6 Success Pencils .06
.05
2 Senator Pencils .05
.04
1 Eye Saver Ruler .05
.04
Full Site Bottles
Blue-Klar k Royal J
Blue. Red _
PROTRACTORS
S A V E 16c
4c
TYPEWRITER
PAPER
A paper of good
quality for the typ
ing student.
WIGWAM
Steno PADS
Clear ruling makes
for easy transcrip-
tion.
8c
VENUS
PENCILS
No. 2 Lead
No. 3 Lead
COMPASSES
4c
Be Sure to Visit Nyssa’s Fall Festival Sept. 15-16
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