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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, TH U R SD AY. M A Y 9, LIBRARY GETS“ Mother Arrives— Sunday Dinner Guests— 1940. NEW BOOKS Mrs Ray Lewis, mother of Mrs. Mr and Mrs. Dale Oarrlson and Joan were Sunday dinner guests of L. A. Mauldlng, arrived on Wednes According to Mrs. C. C. Hunt, Mr and Mrs. Charles Oarrlson and day for an Indefinite stay with her chairman ol the library board and In the afternoon they all drove to daughter. City Librarian Mrs. S. B. Davis, the Jamieson where they visited with noon lsltors In Boise. Nyssa city library located in the the Ray Oarrlson family Visit l-'rom Pendleton— city hall has reached a circulation In Boise— Mr and Mrs. Rex Ellis of Pen Visit In Ontario— Visits Husband— Mr. and Mrs. George J. Mitchell ol 1270 lor the month of April with Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Harris vis Mrs. B P. Thorsell of Salem Is dleton were Friday evening guests ited on Monday evening with Mr. spent the week-end in Boise and 29 new subscribers added to the list. visiting Mr Thorsell this week. of Mrs. C. L. McCoy. This monthly circulation tops the and Mrs. H. Inabit in Ontario. Mr visited with relatives. previous high by 470. The daily li _ __ and Mrs. Inabit are leaving soon White Elephant Sale— to make their home at Wenatchee, Ttiere will be a white elephant brary hours have increased the Washington. auction sale held by the Nyssa number of readers and have made Expect To Move To Nyi Townsend club at the southeast the work of handling their wants Mr. und Mrs. Ralph Beutler, now corner ol Main and First on Satur and needs much easier. The library living In Salem, plan to move to day afternoon at two o'clock with is open each week day except Sat urday from two to six in the after Nyssu the latter part of this month Ike Avers, auctioneer. noon and on Saturdays from two In where Mr. Beutler will become as At tile last meeting ol the club sociated with R. A. Thompson and on Monday evening the city was the afternoon until 8 o’clock in the Herschel Thompson In the feed and divided into areas and a committee evening. A number of new books have been seed business. chosen irom club members to call added to the library the last month Mrs Beutler Is a daughter of Mr. at each home to ask lor contribu and also about forty volumes were and Mrs. R. A. Thompson and a tions tor the sale. Any unused gar received from the county library, sister of Herschel. ment or household article can be FRIDAY AND SATURDAY— MAY10-11 among them a number of excellent Meet Former Nyssa Banker— used. juenile books of the non-fiction While In Portland the latter part On the committee are Mrs. Mary of last week. Mayor R. A. Thomp Lamb, chairman; A. H. Willson, J. group. Following are some of the new packages son and Frank Morgan by chance C. Coll, Clarence Reece, H. G. books received at the library the met John Wolfe, the first man to Holmes, Pat Lane and Mr. McClel past month; open a bank in Nyssa. on the street. lan. Douglas. "Dr. Hudson's Secret 3 ,b * Mr Wolfe, now retired for many The proceeds derived from the Journal” ; Kyne. “ Dude W om an’; years, and over eighty years of age, sale will go towards defraying the Norris, "host Sunrise” ; Lawrence, told his old friends that both he expenses ol a candidate to the na "But You Are Young"; Spring. "My and Mrs. Wolfe were well and living tional convention at St. Louis in Son. My Son” ; Tuttle, "Wild Horse In Portland. Mr. Wolfe was inter late June. Valley"; Christie, “Appointment ested in all the new developments Buried At Payette— TOMATO JUICE, >/, Gallon With Death” ; Loring, “Today is of Nyssa and asked about his many Funeral services were held on Yours” ; Miller, “Storm Over Eden” . Campbell’s each friends still living here. Sunday at Payette for Walter Ma Other new fiction: Page, "Tree of Former Nyssa Girl Marries— honey who passed away suddenly at Liberty” ; Jennings, "Next to Valor” ; Word was received in Nyssa this the Klaas Tensen farm on Thurs Haycox, “The Border Trumpet"; 3A "o r ind” week of the marriage of Miss Alta day last. t Grinstead, "King of the Range- A. Campbell, daughter of Mr. and Candidate in Nyssa— land"; Van Dine. “Grade Allen Mrs. W. O. Campbell, ol Kent. Roy McNulty, candidate at the Murder Case"; Binns, “The Land is Washington, to Eugene B. Vand May primaries for the office of Bright.” Y U Berg also of Kent, on the evening County Assessor was in Nyssa Tues Also just received from the coun of May 4th at Kent. day and reports that his candidacy ty library are 12 volumes of adult Mr. and Mrs. Campbell lived lor is receiving wide support. fiction, mystery stories and 32 ju several years in Nyssa and were ac Thrift Sales Continue— venile non-fiction books for the tive In church circles while here. The Guild of St. Paul's Episcopal younger readers. f f ___ Shurfine, 1 lb. They left for Kent about five years church will continue their thrift packages, 2 for ago. sales for a few weeks longer. They At Prairie City— are held each Saturday afternoon ADRIAN FESTIVAL Mr. and Mrs. Harold L. Bayer at the Parish hall beginning at two DRAWS CROWD with Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Nellsen o'clock In the afternoon. I and Elver Nellsen motored to Prairie Family Quarantined— By Erma Points ¡City on Sunday. ADRIAN—The first annual May There have been several cases of b P * Gs £ * Mr. and Mrs. Bayer plan to leave scarlet fever in the community late Day Festival to be staged by the soon for Prairie City where Mr ly and among the last to be quar Adrian high school was held on Bayer will manage the Prairie City antined is the Warren Blodgett fam Friday, May 3rd. at the Big Bend 3 lb* can* Jounal. Mrs. Bayer visited her par- ily. So far there have been no fatal V e T IS C O medium Homes Quarantined— j ents in Boise Monday and Tuesday, ities. Among those quarantined for j Scout Court of Honor— Sunday Dinner Guests— scarlet fever this week are the There will be a court of honor for Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Cheldelin, Troop 19 and Troop 58 of the Boy Donna Jean and Phyllis, Mr, and Douglas MacDonald children, the Scouts of Nyssa held at the L. D. Mrs. H. R. Sherwood and Frank little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bur- S. church on the evening of Sun- were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. nail Brown, the two daughters of 1 n J 4 ,b- Mrs. Jennie Talbot and the Isen ¡day, June 2. to which all parents and Mrs. L. E. Fry and Billy. ^ packages children. and persons Interested In Scout ac Suffers From Fall— Undergoes Emergency Operation— tivities are invited to attend. While attending a roller skating Mrs L. A. Maulding was taken to Both Nyssa troops will also en party on last Thursday night Ken ter the Scout track meet to be held neth Cottle fell and suffered a bad Holy Rosary hospital in Ontario on in Parma on the afternoon of May ly bruised face and some broken last Friday night where it was found necessary to perform an immediate 25 tit. small bones of his face. Mr. Cottle operation. Mrs. Maulding had re Auxiliary Flower Sale— was able to remain at work but is covered enough to be moved to her For the eighth consecutive year still under a doctor's care. home on Wednesday and is reprt- A Dependable Food Store the ladies of the American Legion Move To New Home— ed to be doing "nicely". .1 axillary will hold their annual NYSSA On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Brud OREGON flower sale on Friday and Saturday Short moved to the new home re Too Late to Classify of this week. The proceeds are used cently built by Lon Fry at the ! to provide funds for the various ac- southwest of Nyssa. Their living MOTHERS DAY Special. $1.00 20" of the auxiliary. quarters at the Fletcher Oil sta round and octagon shaped mirrors IF YOU’RE LOOKING FOR A TRULY SMART ; tivities A particularly nice selection of tion east of the tracks are being etched clear glass. 13’ .-x25 mirrors petunias as well as all other types made ready for Mr. and Mrs. Frank $1.39. The Nyssa Trader sells for [ of potted plants will be on display Lynch of Weiser. who purchased the less. Main highway north at A1 and for sale at the Baldridge Im property several months ago. berta. 9Mlxc plement company store and at the Sunday School Encampment— MOTHER'S DAY Special! A perfect Nyssa Packing company. The summer encampment at Cove Attend Masonic Convention gift! Double deck utility wagon, for the Sunday School children of The Eastern Oregon Masonic con the Episcopal churches this year rubber rollers, only $2.98. Save vention was held In Ontario on Sat will open on the 17th of June for Mother's strength. Mother can wheel urday and those that attended from the older pupils and for the young the entire dinner to the table and enjoy eating with the family. The Nyssa included William E Schire er classes in early July. man. Leo Hollenberg. William De Bo Sure to See Our Selection of Summer vacation for the St. Nvssa Trader sells for less. 9Mlxc Orofft and Grant Rinehart The Paul's Sunday school will begin aft ¡NEW INNERSPRING Matress by new Ontario Masonic temple was er the second Sunday In June. Single and Double Breasted Superbilt made to sell at $41.50. also dedicated on that afternoon Grange Loses Game— only $19 50 Regular $39 50 for $18.50 with many of the grand officers A game o f baseball was played Models in All W ool Worsteds. present and taking part in the cere at the high school diamond on Sun Others from $10.95 The Nyssa monies. A six o'clock banquet was day afternoon between the Clover- Trader went to the factory with Greens and Blues in Stripes or served to the Ontario lodge and the leaf 4-H boys under the leadership cash and bargained for all the fac visiting members by the ladies of of Andrew Boersnia and the mem tory samples, discontinued lines, etc. The Nyssa Trader sells for less. Plain Patterns at the Popular the Eastern Star. bers of the Oregon Trail Grange. t lab To Hold Annual Guest Day— The Grange team was defeated 22 HEAVY LINOLEUM Rugs. 9x12. Annual Guest day of the Civic to 18. Price of made to sell at $8 95 Discontinued club will be celebrated on Wednes This Sunday at 2 p. m. there will patterns $459 The Nyssa Trader day afternoon. May 15th. at the be a game betwwen the high school sells for less Main highway north Parish hall. faculty and the Trail Grange at Alberta. 9Mlxc The Civic club will be joined this year by the Morgan Park Garden club and a cut flower show will be the main event of the afternoon All ladies, whether they are a club member or not. are invited to bring a display of their cut flowers of their own arrangement and in their own containers. , The show is not to be competi tive but rather is designed to show DOUBLE FEATURE the many varieties of blossoms grown In this area. The displays FRIDAY And SATURDAY— May 10-11 You'll also find others priced at should be brought in to the Parish Janice Logan and Albert Decker in hall between twelve and two in or der that the best room arrangements “ DR. CYCLOPS’’ $ | ^ )5 0 |Q 75 and up to ^35 may be obtained. Photographed in Technicolor Following the showing of flowers A wonderful selection of new shades and col Hopalong Cassidy in will be an interesting program and orings in Three Button Single Breasted and tea service is in charge of a com “ HIDDEN GOLD” Double Breasted Styles. Matinee Saturday 2:98 p. mittee appointed. Evening l#c-Me Admission Matine« I#c-Î5c \rssa Joins In Music AA'eek— Nyssa's contribution to the ob SUNDAY And MONDAY— MAY12-13 servance of National Music Week was started on Tuesday evening Bing Crosbv, Dorothy Lamour and when a concert program was pre From Shirts down to Shoes, vou’ll find a com bob Hope in sented to an appreciative audience plete assortment of the very things he will need “ ROAD TO SINGAPORE" of nearly three hundred persons for this Special Occasion — At Prices You Can On a flower-banked and softly ,y 2:39 p. m. Matinee S' Crackers Brown Sugar Powdered Sugar Candy Bars Cocoanut Walnuts Meats V^Otree Oxydol Soap 3,bs 1 *, “ ' ¡SSL. Picnic Hams E f T W ilso n 18c 20c 20c 23c 10c 23c 43c 45c 22c 19c 49c 15c 35c G rocery ERAD0ATI0N SOU PROGRAM NYSSA Park and attracted about 1200 spectators. The festival opened on Friday morning with a track meet at which all the grade schools of the Adrian high school district competed. First place in this event went to the Owyhee team. Time was taken out at noon to enjoy a basket lunch. Afternoon activities were open ed by the grand march ol the Queen. Margaret Winters, and her court and the Maypole dancers led by the high school band to their place» in the ball park. The corona tion of Queen Margaret the First was then held and she and her courtiers took their places to watch the Maypole dance and pageants provided by the various schools. In the pageant contest award for first place went to Ridgeview. The track meet trophy was award ed by the American Legion post of Adrian. Pre$ent incumbent; understand$ the necessity and procedure of co-operating with the county school boards and teachers. Thorough know ledge of school finances. Oregon College of Education graduate. Post graduate work with University of Oregon. Grange member. Supports 4-H Club, Parent-Teacher Association, and County Health Association activities. Non-Partisan Ballot Primary Election May 17, 1940 Paid Political Advertisement by Mrs. Kathryn Claypool, Vale, Ore. O lM lh stage the musical? was Admission Matinee l$e-25e & SATURDAY MAY 10 & 11 HOUR SPECIALS Fri. II to 12A.M. ¿Sat. 7 to8 P.M. Silk Hose 27c Blankets 29 c Non-run silk hose— light shades. Sizes 8 Vo to 1 0 ' o Striped sheet blanket, l a r g e size. Colors green, pink, blue, etc. Sat. 2 to 3 P .M- Many Other Bargains 8 0 Sq. Prints 7c yd 80-sq. fast color print ed percales. Limit 5 yards. rw rv Thrrad Silk r»u iMhhMtrii I iru rp CTftTkIU0C f »r Mother s O ut LAWto olUuNNbo Knd 6 0 c Per Pair 2 Pair for *1.15 ALEXANDER’S ‘Where Good Clothes Cost Less’ Ontario Oregon the Nyssa high school band under the direction of A E Tern pier, then followed a varied selection of vocal and instrumental music by popular local musicians The program was closed by the high school basd There will be another musical on Thursday evening. May 9th at 8 o'clock at the gymnasium at which time the new Adrian high school band will be heard in Nyssa for the first time, also the Charles Wilson IT-ptece string ensemble will play { The concert will again be free and those planning to attend are urged to be early, if they wish 'the be« CELEBRATION FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 3 lbs. 1 W hite IO lbs- 37c White Satin Pineapple Sugar Tim 49c PAL N IG H T or Happy Isles Broken Slice HOUR SPECIAL 10 to 11 a. m. only TUESDAY— MAY14 “ GERONIMO" “ The Shadow” and Moments of Charm Red °r R FANÇ D l HH w Evening 19r-39e Preston Foster. Ellen Drew and Andy Devine in — SUCH AS — Men’s Unions ... 39c Ladies cotton Hose 9c Childs Slacks 48c Men’s Sox ........... 5c Childs Slippers .. 79c and many others GROCERY SPECIALS ONLY TWO DAYS LEFT OF OUR 44TH ANNIVERSARY stor ed with several selections from LUGGAGE of all kinds FOR HER OR HIM Priced from $2.50 to $15.00 OnniVERSDRV FRIDAY Gifts For The Graduates lighted West bound to Portland: ........... . No. 25 arrives In Nyssa at 9:05 a. m. No. 17 (The Portland Rose) ar rives in Nyssa at 5:22 p. m. East bound: No. 18 (The Portland Rose) ar rives at Nyssa at 11:15 a. m. No. 44 arrives at Nyssa at 9:50 p. m. Trains leave for Marsing over the Homedale Branch each Monday and Friday at 8:45 a. m. FOR • ------- Afford. U. P. Passenger Train Schedule— KATHRYN CLAYPOOL County School Superintendent THEATRE Phone 108 Judges for the pageants were: Mrs. C. C. Hunt, Mrs. A. V. Cook and Mrs. Andrew Boersma of Nys sa. Following the festival the Jor dan Valley and Adrian baseball teams played their first game at which Jordan Valley came out the winner In a close score of four to three. Royal Gelatin 3 Pkg. lOc Paper bag 10 lbs 53c Picket Flour 49 lb. Bag I.“ GOLDEN R IL E (Closeout Price) WEDNESDAY And THURSDAY— MAY 15-16 Errol Flynn, Miriam Hopkins. Randolph Scott. Humphrey Bogart and Frank McHugh in “ VIRGINIA CITY” MAKE IT RIGHT STORE Cartoon and News Ny: Oregon
