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PAGE TWO THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1940 mim Nyssa Shoppers— Parents’ Night— Mr. and Mrs. Walter F. John Boy Scout troop No. 19 is hold ing a Parent's Night on February son of Apple Valley were Nyssa 18 at the Legion hall at 7:30 p. m | shoppers on Wednesday. commemorating the thirtieth year In Boise— George Jensen was In Boise on of Scout activities and ending na business on Friday. tional Scout week. CIVIC CLUB SPONSORS I guests were Mr. and Mrs. Charles JEAN WARNER HUGHES Newbill of Kingman Kolony. Citizens of Nyssa were given a High scores for cards were made taste of what metropolitan theatre by Mrs. Newbill and Mr R. G. goers are now enjoying when Jean Whitaker. Warner Hughes read “The Man -5 - Who Came to Dinner” to an enthu EVENING BRIDGE siastic audience February 1st, at the and Thirty-two guests were entertain L. D. S. church. Mrs. Hughes had ed at a dessert bridge given at the her listeners with her from the home ol Mrs. Frank Hall on Wed DR. J. C. BOWMAN start and after the play graciously nesday evening with Mrs. Hall, Mrs. Bring In any old photo that you received a long line of persons who Leslie McClure and Mrs. Carlos Veterinarian may have of relatives or friends wished to express their enjoyment Buchner hostesses. Mrs. Merritt Greeling ol Mount Vernon, Wash —we will make new prints—at of her dramatic art. Music furnished by Mrs. Herbert ington, was an out-of-town guest. VERY REASONABLE PRICES! Fisher and Mrs. Willard Jackson of Prizes were won by Mrs. Leo Phone 39W Nyssa and Mrs. Bernard Eastman, Hollenberg, Mrs. Carl Coad and ALL WORK GUARANTEED Sr., of Payette, Idaho, was enjoyed. Mrs. R. G. Whitaker. The Civic Club wishes to publicly - 8 - NYSSA LIBRARY express their appreciation to all TO ENTERTAIN GUILD Across From Journal Office those who assisted with the pro Mrs. Dick Tensen and Mrs. C. C. OPEN SATURDAY Hunt will entertain the members of gram. 2:30 to 7:30 St. Pauls Episcopal guild at Mrs. ALL PATRONS WELCOME SCOUT TEA Tensen's home on next Wednesday Librarian___ Mrs. S. B. Davis The tea given on Saturday after afternoon. The meeting will be for noon by the Adrian Girl Scouts at the annual election of officers and OPTOMETRIST the new auditorium, for the ladies all members are urged to be present. who have talked to them the past "See McFall and See Better” year at their regular meetings, was TUESDAY AFTERNOON BRIDGE an unusually lovely affair. The deep Mrs. E. D. Norcott was hostess red velvet drapes of the stage re for the ladles of the Tuesday aft flected the light of a late after ernoon bridge club and Invited Mrs. noon sun against the Ivory tinted Dick Tensen and Mrs. Herbert walls formed a colorful background Fisher as guests for the afternoon. for the lace-draped tea tables. High scores were made by Mrs. A delightful and informal talk Keith Bailey and Mrs. Kenneth DR. J. A. McFALL was given by Mrs. W. W. Hall of Cottle. Caldwell, who returned last autumn o IN S. CO. N . A. EYESIGHT SPECIALIST with Mr. Hall and their two chil WEDNESDAY EVENING ONTARIO OREGON dren from a five year’s sojourn in BRIDGE CLUB expert survey ol your pres Bulgaria. Mrs. Hall was introduced The Wednesday evening bridge WYCKOFF ent tire and other property by Mrs. R. L. Haworth. club was entertained by Mrs. War insurance policies may dis- JEWELRY STORE On the program also was Miss ren Blodgett. Prizes were won by cloie serious loopholes in your pro Gartner of Caldwell who sang three Mrs. A. V. Cook, Mrs. Klaas Tensen Official Time Inspector for tection that you may not be aware of solos accompanied by Mrs. Hall. and Mrs. J. E. Bowen. Union Pacific Among the many out-of-town or may enable us to tell you methods ONTARIO OREGON by which you can reduce your pre guests were a troop of the Ontario MRS. EVANS JONES HONORED Girl Scouts and Scout Commis On Tuesday afternoon a baby mium cost. sioner Mrs. Paul Roberts. A basket shower complimenting Mrs. Evans In any event, such a survey will cost was presented to the visiting troop Jones was given at the home of ROBT. D. LYTLE Mrs. Bumall Brown at which Mrs. you nothing. It is part of the expert for their new building. ATTORNEY At the close of the program tea Brown, Mrs. Joe Trent and Mrs. service we render. Bring your policies And COUN8ELOR-AT-LAW in or telephone when you would like was poured by Mrs. Frank Miller, Keith Bailey were hostesses. First National Bank Building Miss Virginia Miller, Mrs. C. C. Cot Following the dessert and the us to call. (Phone No.) Phone 66 presentation and opening of the ton and Mrs. Haworth. VALE OREGON many gifts received by Mrs. Jones, - 5 - the afternoon was spent in visiting. GOLD AND GREEN BALL A large attendance was present DR. C. A. ABBOTT at the Gold and Green ball given at SUNDAY DINNER GUESTS Chiropractic Physician the L. D. S. church on Friday eve Mr .and Mrs. W. L. Barr lay en Office: 331 West Main St. ning last, when Miss Mary Gardner tertained Dr. and Mrs. Newell of Phone 97 Wilder and Mr. and Mrs. H. R. was crowned queen. Phone 25 Nyssa, Oregon The Gold and Green ball is an Sherwood at dinner on Sunday. annual affair of L. D. S. church ac III tivities and one that Is looked for STAKE PARTY ward to each year by the young On Friday evening the Weisei people of the community. Stake Explorers and Junior girls On February twenty-third at held a dancing party at the Weiser Weiser there will follow the Stake recreational hall at which 94 of the Gold and Green ball at which will young people from the State were preside all of the queens presiding present, 19 being from Nyssa and five wards represented. at the ward balls. Chairman of the committee was - 5 - SUNSHINE CLUB True Gardner of Nyssa and Mrs. F. BRING THEM TO The Sunshine club was enter L. Russell and Mrs. Frank Chandler tained by Mrs. W. H. Beam and members of the committee. Mrs. Andrew McGinnis at Mrs. Mc Ginnis' home on Friday afternoon with most of the members attend SHOWER HONORS */2 Block South of Boise Payette ing. RECENT BRIDE The business hour was spent in perfecting plans for the Rebekah- APPLE VALLEY—A miscellane Odd Fellow dinner to be given at ous shower honoring Mrs. Esther You’ll Fall in Love With the Legion hall tonight. Nelson Dodge, a recent bride, was Hostesses at the last meeting given at the home of Mrs. Mollie Our New were Mrs. Poage and Mrs. Lon Root. Nelson Monday afternoon. Mrs. Earl Boston and Mrs. Jerry Sinclair W. C. T. U. were hostesses and about 25 ladies W. C. T. U. met at the home of were present. Out-of-the-commun- . . . made from a Betty Mrs. C. Klinkenberg on Tuesday ity guests were Mrs. Hatch of Big Crocker recipe afternoon with six members and Bend, Mrs. Mae Stone of Roswell, four visitors present. and Mrs. Esther {Ivans, Mrs. Guy •I* An Ideal Valentine’s gift, for par Devotionals were in charge of Douglas, Mrs. Tom Yeakel and Mrs. ties or a family treat. It’s a real Mrs. A. F. Seward and following the C. D. Judd. Mrs. Dodge left Tues home-made sort of cake . . . two business meeting were readings and day morning for Burns to join her light, moist layers flavored with the discussions on what the W. C. T. U. husband. juice of fresh oranges and topped is. the career of Francis Willard and Ladies Aid will meet in all day with a delicious boiled white icing the effect of cigarettes on morals. session at the church a week from —studded with little red candy Mrs. Eunice Gibson and Mrs. Ar Thursday or Feb. 15. Each one a t hearts. lene Seward entertained with a tending will bring a covered dish special song. luncheon food. YOU'D BETTER PLACE YOUR The death of Robert Stobie, who ORDER NOW! DINNER GUESTS lived here for some time, occurred Mr. and Mrs. Louis P. Thomas at Nampa last week. Mr. Stobie was It’s Heart-Shaped were guests at a dinner party at years of age, but seemed very the W. F. McLlng home near Em well and active when he visited here mett on Saturday evening. recently. He leaves to mourn his passing his wife and a daughter, -5- CHATTERBOX CLUB Mrs. Forrest Whitler of Apple Val Chatterbox Club met at the By ley and two daughters. Mrs. F. F. bee home Jan. 31, surprising the Gaver and Mrs. Mary Hagel and hostess with a pot luck luncheon. one son. Irving Stobie of California. Next meeting will be Feb. 14 at The funeral was held Sunday. the Cheldelin home in Richland to which each member is to bring a ten-cent Valentine gift with a long string attached. Professional Cards OLD PHOTOGRAPHS COPI E D ENLARGED Snook Photo Shop Mirwn] HAVE Frank T. Morgan CASH FOR EGGS Cream and Poultry CLOWERS PRODUCE Sweetheart Cake Sweetheart Cake 49c McClure Bakery - i 8 MAIN’S CLEANER & DYERS DON’T DELAY— PHONE 56-J Atkeson Bldg. Third & Main , Our 3 for 2 Cleaning Special is Still on— Bring in 3 Garments for C l e a n i n g and P r e s s i n g — we’ll TRIPLEX C L E A N them all for the price of 2. 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They expect to have the power line through here in 60 days. Mr. and Mrs. Bud Boyer of Wild er spent Sunday at the parental Chris Molt home. Mr. and Mrs. Zeb Wilson and family of Nyssa spent Friday eve ning at the Harry Russell home. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Teter and son Dale were Caldwell and Parma vis itors on Saturday. Mrs. Harry Russell visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Servoss in Nyssa on Tuesday. Miss Ethel Mae Stradley of Ar cadia is spending the week-end with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Stradley. Mr. Stradley who has been ill for some time, is not Im proving very fast. ________SALE STARTS AT 12 NOON_______ TRY OUR 3 FOR 2 SPECIAL Mrs. Carl Rains received ward that her twin son Lloyd has re covered from his operation and has returned to school. Mr. and Mrs. Joe King. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Witty, Mrs. Lois J. Fleshman, Miss Mary Ann Schnei der are those from here who are taking the advanced course In first aid at the Wade school. Miss Eloise Russell attended a Girl Scout tea at the Adrian high school on Saturday. Mrs. C. C. Kilburn spent Satur day afternoon with Mrs. M. A. Brod- ney in Adrian. Mr. and Mrs. Zeb Wilson and family of Nyssa and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wilson and Mildred of Dixie were calling in the Bend Sunday. POWER COMPANY TO EXTEND LINES PUBLIC SALE - SUPPER PARTY On Sunday evening Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Buchner entertained twelve guests at a supper party with pinochle following Out-of-Nyssa Callers at the Fred Fisher home Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Fisher of Nyssa, Mr. and Mrs. Fisher and family of New Plymouth, Gus Roth and daughters, Albert Meier and Ralph Summy. Rev. Herring of Parma preached at the Apple Valley M. E. church Sunday in the absence of the regu lar minister. Rev. B. T. Osborne, who with his family, left last Mon day for North Dakota, called there by the illness of Mrs. Osborne’s mother. Mrs. Erick Peterson and son John went to Weiser last Wednesday and visited the vocational school there. Mr .and Mrs. J. S. Stout went to Boise Saturday and their daughter Norma came home with them to spend Sunday, returning Sunday evening. R. S. McIntyre is able to sit up in his chair. Mrs. Mslntyre has taken care ol him during his illness and Howard Jones has done the outside work. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Fritts went to Nampa Monday to see Mrs. Fritts’ brother, Landes Dutro, who accidentally shot himself Sunday at the George Miller farm at Melba. Mr. Dutro was taken Immediately to a Nampa hospital for treatment. Mrs. Dutro was formerly Miss Edna Wilson, daughter of Mrs. Lenis Wilson and a sister of Mrs. George Miller. week with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Summy is spending this Earl Summy. Mrs. John Poage spent the week end in Nampa with relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. 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