THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA, OREGON
PAGE SIX
MARRIED IN NEVADA
Mr. and Mrs. Prank Sorensen
of Parma have announced the
marriage of their daughter Loretta,
to Dr J. R. Cundall of Nyssa.
The marriage was performed in
Nevada in February. Dr. Cundail,
son of Mrs. W. J. Cundall of South
Bend. Washington, has been prac
ticing dentistry in Nyssa for sev
eral years. Mrs. Cundall has been
employed In his office as nurse.
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DOUBLE WEDDINO PLANNED
Mr. and Mrs. M. K. Johannessen
of Homedale have announced the
Warm air can ba diractad an driver’!
faat Dafroitnr clear, wlnddiiald of
maw, lea, «laal and candnmation.
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OWYHEE TRUCK AND
IMPLEMENT CO.
ixemplified the work nicely. Mrs.
Hall during her brief talk, compli
mented Mrs. Rigney on the pro-
tress of the girls in the work and
.aid that she would recommend
hat a charter be given to Nyssa
lethel, U.D.
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A group of mothers served a
unch buffet style. The table wa:-
centered with a large bowl of pink
•oses and coral pink poppies. The
mothers were Mrs. O. E. Cheldel-
in, chairman; Mrs Clayton Jen
sen, Mrs. Virgil McGee, Mrs. James
Malloy, Mrs. Ed Henderson and
Mrs. Harlan Diven.
^igagement of their daughter. Dor- |
othy Aster, to Dean Larkin of
Nyssa and Art Holter of Monroe, I
Oregon has announced the betroth-'
al of his daughter, Norma Jeanne,
to Ernie Larkin of Nyssa. The boy»
are sons of Mr. and Mrs. L. H.
Larkin of Nyssa. The two couples
have set June 16 as the date tor
their double wedding.
Social News
CHARTER RECOMMENDED
FOR JOB'S DAUGHTERS
At a special meeting of the Nys
sa bethel of Job's Daughters Thurs
day, May 29, Mrs. Gladys Hall of
Portland, grand guardian of the
International Order of Job's Daugh
ters of Oregon, inspected the local
bethel to recommend that a chat-
ter be given and to install the
guardian council for the coming
year.
The council was installed as fol
lows: Mrs. Josephine Rigney, guar
dian; Jacob Simmons, associate
guardian; Mrs. Katherine Simmons,
guardian secretary; Mrs. Rae Tru-
bert, guardian treasurer; Mrs. Alma
Lee Diven, guardian of music;
Mrs. Otilla Boydell, guardian o.
sociability, Mrs. Mildred Renstrom
guardian of paraphernalia; Mrs.
Mary Thomas, guardian of finance;
Mrs. O. H. Pelrsol, guardian ol
hospitality, and Mrs. Bert Lien-
kaemper, guardian of publicity.
Patricia Grunke and Jane Parr
were init‘ated into the order.
Visitors. Mrs. Dorothy Tyson,
guardian of bethel No. 27 of Par-
Mrs. David W. Hall, Jr., the
former Ilea May Kreager of King-
man Kofony, was married May 2-
n Winnemucca, Nevada. Mr. and
Mrs. Hall will make their home ii
Kingman Kolony.
ma, and Mildred Findall, past queen
if No. 27, Parma, spoke briefly.
The girls, wearing new robes,
BE HER LEADING MAN
Prescriptions
RECITAL PLANNED
A program of music is being pre
pared by piano pupils of Miss Wil-
lehnma Hoffman. A recital of pi
ano solos and ensemble numbers
Aill be presented to the public Fri
day evening, June 13, at 8:15 in
he Methodist church. Persons in-
erested are invited to attend.
A number of the students taking
>art in tlie recital will present se-
eetions which they will play in
.he national piano auditions in
3oise next Saturday. William O’
Toole, noted musician, author and
lecturer of New York City, wid
officiate as Judge at the auditions
EASTERN STARS MEET
Mrs. Marie Black was initiated
into the Order of the Eastern Si a.
at a meeting of the Nyssa chaptci
in the Masonic hall Monday night
The members discussed the grand
chapter session, which will be held
June 9 to 12 in Portland. Dele
gates from the Nyssa chapter will
be Mrs. Basil Rogers, worthy ma
tron; Mrs. Bernard Frost. Mrs. Ken
Renstrom, Mrs. Jean Fletcher and
PRESICION FILLED
Owyhee Drug Co.
Phone 2S
G. H. Peirsol
Firing Of
F irecrack ers
TH U R SD AY, JUNE 5, 1917
Mrs. Herbert Fisher. Mrs. Fisher
has been chosen as one c f the
grand pages.
Guests of the 'chapter were Mr.
and Mrs. Guthrie, who recently
moved to Nyssa.
Refreshments were served by
3ert Lienkaemper, Bernard Frost,
Ken Renstrom and Ed Frost.
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WEDNESDAY CLUB MEETS
Ladies of the Wednesday ev-
•mng bridge club were guests of
Mrs. Ed Frost. Mrs. Herbert Fish
er held high score and Mrs. Sid
Burbidge received the traveling
>rize.
BIRTHDAY CELEBRATED
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Galloway en
tertained Monday evening in honor
of their daughter, Phyllis, on her
5th birthday. A barbecue dinner
was served on the lawn to mem
bers of the immediate family, and
to Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Sallee and
family and Miss Angela Peterson.
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CLUB
been visiting here for two weeks
during Mr. Brady's leave from the
navy. They made the trip home by
train, but their car, ordered more
than a year ago, arrived and they
returned to California by automo
bile, leaving Friday evening.
Monday evening to meet Mrs.
George Gerlinger of Portland, na
tional committeewoman from Ore
gon.
Following a buffet supper served
to 25 persons. Mrs. Gerlinger gave
an informal talk and answered
questions.
Among the out-of-town guests
REPUBLICAN WOMEN MEET
A group of republican women and were Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Staples of
their husbands gathered at the Ontario and Mr. and Mrs. P. J.
Frank Morgan home near Nyssa Gallagher of Ontario.
Stop Grasshoppers
For What To Use And
E N T E R T A IN E D
Members of the Mr. and Mrs.
Sunday evening bridge club played
’ aids at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
George Henneman. High scores
were made by Ron Whitaker and
•Mrs. Harry Miner.
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WOMEN'S COUNCIL MEETS
The women's council of the
Christian church met Thursday,
May 22 at the Bob Dewey home.
Mrs. Chet Mosier was in charge
of devotions. Tea towels were fin
ished for the church kitchen and
olans were made to send clothing
to Indians at Toppenish, Washing
ton. The next meeting will be held
Thursday, June 12 at the home of
Mrs. Harold Robbins.
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ENTERTAIN FOR GUEST
Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Brady enter
tained at a dinner last Friday for
their family and house-guest, Deane
Clarkson of Eugene, Oregon.
Places were laid for 10. Those
Present were Mr. and Mrs. E. B.
Brady and daughter, Barbara Lou
ise of Oakland, California, Mr. and
Mrs. E. I. Brady and daughter,
Peggy of Emmett, and MLss Ann
Brady, who was home for the
week-end from ¡me University of
Oregon.
The E. B. Brady family had
When To Use It
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complete line of shaving needs
This is a warning and if the practice
and grooming accessories . • •
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iDRUO STORES
is not stopped arrests will be made.
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coupled with experienced labor and
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Friday; June 6
Nyssa Field 8 P. M.
Proceeds for benefit of V .F .W . post of Nyssa.
Watch Your Friends Perforin on the Donkeys.
Admission: Adults 75c; children 30c.
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Herriman One
He battled Men for the rule of a domain
“ KING OF THE WILD HORSES”
Preston Foster and Bill Sheffield
Cartoon and Comedy
Mat., Sat., 2:30 .tom. 25c-9c Inc. Tax
Adm. Evenings, 4uc-»c, Including l a s
Stop Service
The Original
Sealed Insulation
SUNDAY & MONDAY, JUNE 8-9
Ida Lupino, Robert Alda, Bruce Bennett,
Andra King, Martha Vickers and Alan Hale in
COMPLETE MECHANICAL SERVICE ON
“ THE MAN I LOVE”
ALL MAKES CARS AND TRUCKS
Bugs Bunny Cartoon “ Acrobatty Bunny”
Mat., son., 2:30 Aotn., JOo-Jc, Inc. rai
Adm. Evenings, 40c-9c, Including Tax
GATES TIRES
TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10-11
A love as Bold, as Beautiful, as Wild as the
Hills that hid their story! A story filled with
the fears and wild fury of the West.
Teresa Wright, Robert Mitchum, Judith
Anderson and Dean Jagger in
“ PURSUED”
COMPLETE LUBRICATION SERVICE
TEXACO PETROLEUM PRODUCTS
'P&USi&e..
STEAM CLEANING
1.
It is m oisture probi
2.
It is wind proof
3.
It is firs resistant
CAR WASHING AND POLISHING
4 .
It is m ost efficient
TIRE REPAIRING
5.
It is perm anent
RADIATOR POWER FLUSHING
Color Cartoon
Admission Evenings 25c-9c, Including Tax.
THURSDAY & FRIDAY, JUNE 12-13
Here at Last— Is the Picture you’ve always
hoped would come to the screen with the Magic
of Disney’s Touch.
Ruth Warrick and Bobby Driscoll in
QUICK, COURTEOUS SERVICE
“ SONG OF THE SOUTH”
In Tychncolor
Flicker Flashback
Sports
PLEASE NOTE— Matinee Thursday 2:80.
Mat. Adm. 3tc->e, Inc. Tax.
Adm. Evenings, M e-fc, Including Tax
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