THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. THURSDAY. M AY 9, 1940.
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HOME EC G IR LS ENTERTAIN
Wednesday afternoon a large
group of the mothers of the girls
talcing Home Economics at the Nys-
sa High school, attended the style
show and tea given by the class in
the gymnasium and Home Ec rooms.
The style show was first on the
program and was held at the gym
nasium where the girls displayed
and styled the garments they had
made during the year. Following
this the guests were taken to the
Home Ec rooms at the high school
where a short program preceeded
the tea service.
Tea was poured by Verna Mitchell,
president of the Home Economics
club, and Joy Atagl. who wore the
native Japanese tea costume.
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APPLE V A LLE Y
FELLO W SH IP MEETS
Junior Fellowship met at the
William E. Schireman home on
Monday evening and following a
short business meeting the time was
spent in playing house games and
enjoying refreshments.
Professional
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VALE
erhood were present and represent
ed churches from Payette, Fruit-
land. Vale, Ontario, Emmett and
Nyssa.
Toastmaster for the evening was
the Rev. Mr. Scherlch of Nyssa and
principal speaker for the evening
was High School Superintendent
James Bushong. On the musical
program were Dwight Wyckoff, Hol
G U ILD E NTERTAIN ED
The Guild of St. Pauls Episcopal lis DeGrofft and Ray Clutter.
church was entertained on W ed
TH U R SD A Y BRIDGE
nesday afternoon by Mrs. Artie
Mrs. Frank Morgan entertained
Robertson and Mrs. E. D. Norcott
the Thursday afternoon bridge club
at Mrs. Norcott's home.
at dessert and contract last Thurs
The closing hour was spent in
day.
visiting and tea was poured by the
Guests for the afternoon
were
hostesses.
Mrs. J. J. Sarazin and Mrs. Clarence
Brewster. High score was made by
Mrs. George J. Mitchell.
TH U R SD AY EVENING
B RID G E CLUB
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Thursday evening bridge club was WEDNESDAY EVENING B R ID G E
Mrs.
Herbert
H.
Fisher was host
entertained by Mrs. E. J. Powell at
her home on Thursday evening last ess for the Wednesday evening
and she invited Mrs. Bernard Frost bridge club this week. Prizes were
won by Mrs. Harry Miner and Mrs.
to play as a guest.
Prizes were won by Mrs. Malcolm Sidney Burbidge.
Crawford, Mrs. Omer Adkison and
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Mrs. Leslie McClure.
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DR. C. A. ABBOTT
Chiropractic Physician
Office: 331 West Main St.
Phone 25
Several members of the Payette
Garden club made their annual vis
it to the Correll garden Monday
morning. They were especially in
terested in the rock garden and in
the different varieties o f iris, which
are now in bloom.
I. A. Fritts is visiting in the home
TUESDAY BRIDGE CLUB
of his son Clarence Fritts at Lake-
Mrs. C. L. McCoy was hostess to view.
the members of the Tuesday bridge
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fisher and
club at dessert and contract on Miss Mildred Fisher called on
Tuesday afternoon at her home. friends at New Plymouth Friday
Mrs. Heinz Sonnekes was invited to evening.
play with the members and high
Albert Butheris and a friend call
scores were made by Mrs. Sonnekes ed at the Alex Wegner home F ri
and Mrs. A. C. Sallee.
day noon and Mr. and Mrs. W eg
ner took them to the Butheris home
at Homedale. Both boys are attend
BROTHERHOOD DINNER
ing college at Walla Walla. Satur
On Thursday evening the Snake day evening a birthday party for
River Valley brotherhood of the Mrs. Butheris was held at the home
Methodist church enjoyed a banquet of M r and Mrs. Adam Fehrer. Mr.
and program at the Nyssa church and Mrs. Wegner and family at
basement. The dinner was prepared tended the party.
and served by the Ladies Aid.
Mrs. Dwight Wilson and baby and
About 45 members of the Broth- Mrs. Landes Dutro of Nampa vis
ited at the homes of Mrs. Lennis
Wilson and Mrs. Molly Nelson on
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hobbs are mov
ing into the Jack Van Landingham
place.
Word has been received from the
McCarthy family that they arrived
safely at Yuba City, California.
Ralph Summy spent the week
end at home, and on Saturday Mr.
and Mrs. Summy and Ralph made
a pleasure trip to Silver City going
by way of Murphy and returning by
way of Sheaville and Homedale.
Ralph returned to Boise Sunday
evening.
Ladies Aid met Thursday at the
TRIPLEX
new home of Mr. and Mrs. Forrest
Reed in Parma. The hostess, Mrs.
CLEANING
was assisted by her mother,
is not just a catch-word Reed
Mrs. Ella Stephens. Mrs. Ralph
— it is a system design Stephens and Mrs. Tom Porterfield.
ed to R E A LLY do a bet A shower for one of the ladies of
the community, devotionals by Mrs.
ter cleaning job. You Osborne,
a solo by Mrs. Poage, a
pay no more for TRI reading by Mrs. Summy and a ba
PLEX CLEANING than by picture contest comprised the
program. Refreshments were serv
for ordinary cleaning. .. ed.
Guests of the aid were Mrs. Freel
and Mrs. Stamper.
Miss Betty Healy of Wilder spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jerry
Sinclair.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Meier and
D E LIVE R Y SERVICE
Albert. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fisher,
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Mildred and Donald Fisher, and
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Fisher and fam
ily of New Plymouth were Sunday
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Her
bert Fisher and Mrs. Quimby. In
the afternoon they visited the Bar
ret gardens in Nyssa.
Mr. Correll and Mr. and Mrs. Cleo
Whittom and little daughter of Par
ma, spent Sunday in the hills.
Friday evening the local 4-H club
met at the home of the Norland
boys. County Agent Kuhns was
present and asked each boy to give
a report on the stock he is raising.
Several of the boys have raised pigs
and the costs o f feeding were dis
cussed. Vernon Nicholaysen exhib
ited his heifer and won third prize
at the Nampa 4-H club exhibition
in Nampa on Saturday.
The school’s manual training shop
will be open from 9 a. m. until 11
a. m. on the day of the picnic and
the boys will demonstrate some of
the power tools. Doctor Albert T.
Harper is to be the speaker at the
graduation exercises Thursday eve
ning. Mr. Harper comes from the
Northwest Nazarene
College at
Nampa. School will re-convene on
Tuesday, September 3.
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Mrs. Iris Collins of La Grande
spent the week-end with her daugh
ter. Miss Icel Collins o f Napton
Siding. While here Mrs. Collins was
a guest at the Cecil Case home.
The Health clinic sponsored by
the P. T. A. will be held Tuesday.
May 14th instead of May 7th. The
tuberculin test will be given also
toxoid The clinic begins at 9 o'clock
Mrs. Ellen Sparks chairman from
Wade and Mrs Harry Russell. Big
Bend, to be held at Big Bend school-
house.
M r and Mrs. Elmer Stradley and
family of Arcadia spent Sunday at
the parental Wm Stradley home
The Jolly Janes will hold their
next regular meeting May 16th in
the basement of the Big Bend school
house Meeting to start a 9 a. m.
under he direction of the same two
Boise women who will instruct the
class in the painting of plaques. A
covered dish luncheon will be serv
ed at noon. Everyone is cordially ln-
vlted to come and bring your friends.
J. W. Scott visited his son Riley
at Locust Grove on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Fleshman
and family were dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Case on Sunday.
BIG BEND
Friday
was a gala day when
Adrian high school and the seven
grade schools celebrated at Big
Bend park.
Wade school ranked third in ath
letic events. The winners were: Car
men Sillonis, first in 40- yd. dash
and first in soft ball throw; M il
dred Higgins, third in 75-yd. dash;
Iola Parker, third in 75 yd. dash;
Harlen Andrijeski, second in 50-yd.
dash; Buddy Holly, first in 50-yd.
dash; Donald Hatch, second in 60-
yd. dash: W iiford Prosser, third in
broad jump, third in ball throw, sec
ond in relay; Wonald Gibson, sec
ond in relay; David Gayle, third in
basketball throw, third in high
jump; Carroll Thomas, third in
basketball throw, third in high
jump; Raymond Cartwright, third
in basketball throw; Pete Timmer
man, third in high jump: Mildred
Sparks, second in relay; Donald
Hatch, second in relay.
Wade baseball team will play with
Arena Valley on Friday the closing
day of school.
On May 14 a clinic will be held at
Lower Bend school. Anyone wishing
an examination will be admitted. A
charge of 25c each is made.
Friday evening, May 10th, at 8
o'clock will be 4-H club achievement
at Wade school house. A short pro
gram presented by the P. T. A. and
pupils after which 4-H awards and
scholastic awards will be presented.
Mr. Hauser county club leader, will
be present. Pie will be sold at ten
cents a piece and coffee free.
Mr. and Mrs. Grover Francis of
Ontario were Bend visitors Tuesday.
Mrs. Tom Welsh returned home
Wednesday from a visit at her son
Wills' home in Boise.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerrit Muntjewerff
and Marie of Adrian were Sunday
guests of his parents.
Mrs. Dessa Hofstetter,
Misses
Georgians Coleman and Ruth Bol
ton of Ontario were dinner guests
in the Mille rhome Thursday.
Miss Harriet Ahearn of Ontario
and Mr. and Mrs. N. S. Phelan were
Sunday guests in the Brumbach
home.
Mrs. Case Muntjewerff was shop
orna, was in Kansas visiting her
Next meeting will be held Satur
ping in Ontario Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Elfers and mother and unable to be present, day, May 18, at the John Barthol-
son were guests in the Roberts games were enjoyed after the busi
oma home.
home in Roswell Sunday.
ness meeting.
Miss Virginia Miller and Mrs.
Dessa Hofstetter left Wednesday
for Eugene to spend the week-end.
Charles Glenn of Vale was call
ing on Bend friends Tuesday.
B. G. Roberts spent the week-end
in Baker visiting his son Wesley
and family.
Miss Betts, county nurse, visited
both schools in Bend Thursday aft
ernoon.
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Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Teeter were
a small deposit will hold it
appointed as delegates to attend the
State Grange meeting.
until graduation— May 29.
Howard Rockfeller of California is
a business visitor in this vicinity.
Graduation Gifts
this year give . ..
Jewelry!
Paulus Jewelry
Nyssa
K IN G M AN KOLONY 4-H CLUB
By Emily Otis
The Clothing club met April 30
at the Kingman Kolony school
house. The girls discussed their ex
hibits and made plans to get their
work all finished before school is
out. All articles are to be turned in
to the local leader to be sewed on
the exhibit cards.
The luncheon cloths made by
Jean Thrasher. Betty Toomb. Arlene
Piercy and Leona Dutton, all mem
bers of this club, were used in the
judging contest at the leader’s coun
cil meeting in Ontario Saturday. A
contest in cookie Judging was also
held. O f interest to clothing clubs
was the style revue presented by
Mrs. E. C. Allstrom of Grove. Those
who attended from the Kolony were
Mrs Elmer Dutton, James Nichols
and Mrs. C. E. Elliott.
JO LLY JANES CLUB
By Vivian Malloy
The Jolly Janes 4-H sewing club
held their regular meeting Satur
day, May 4. at the James Malloy
home.
As the leader, Mrs. John Barthol-
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