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TH E G A TE C IT Y JO U RN AL. TH U RSD AY, JU L Y 7, 1932 Ml THE GATE CITY JOURNAL A O W YH EE COUPLE GO TO W YOM ING E. M. Blodgett EPWORTH LEAGUE Attorney and Counselor at Law W IL L GIVE FRIED AN D A L M A M iJJN O PuBLsheri B W. M ULK EY Practica in ail Courts CHICKEN DINNER Vaia, Oregon NYSSA, OREGON Owyhee— M r and Mrs Carl Jung- W yo IT lL w - ■ ■ ■ ■ A big dinner is in store for the public where Mr Jungqulst has engineering Subscription. Y e a r------------------- $1 JO work for the summer The Jungquists Friday evening, July 8, when the Ep- Subscrpitioo. 6 Months --------------- T5c have spent the last few months with worth league will give a fried chicken Mr and Mrs 3 D Bigelow, parents of dinner In the basement of tfce Meth- Entered st the Post Ofi'-ce at Nyssa. O regc®. as Second Claw Matter I •'id n V l n r l f now M -. juneouist * *" I odist community /»VinroVi church a at t ft 8:30 o'clock. The tax fight never ends It is time . . . ___ . „ . ¡Proceeds are for church benefit la’d our r>lans for douii wfcji* r » Mr. &nd Mrs. E&n Patterson and son *u« distressed countries The levies agamst ' 5 > im ils I o r aoin* Wee IP D Ullssmon Leaguers promise a big dinner for the THE VOTER PATS can through the power of ballot, to Mrs E R Huffman aere charge of 40 cents per patron. gasoline, lubricating oil. tires, electric make tax reduction a reality in the dinner guests of the Lynn Kygars on This much can be said for the new ity. the check and bond taxes, the the future. Ithe revenue bill—it will probably balance atre tax will work hardships cm millions ------------------------ I Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Bradley and M ETHODIST C O M M U N ITY CHURCH the budget and remove any danger to ____ i daughters Alta and Ruby. Miss Marg- of our citizens. The income tax In -i American credit, if such there was. H E LPIN G D A IR YM E N HELPS CS urttc Crawley of Ontario and Ole Sol- creases will doubtless cause a further I _ , ___ _ ^ . .. . lemn of Boise spent the week end and 10 a. m. Sunday school. R. J. Davis, This can be said against it—it takes flow of capital into tax-free ‘ govern Butter days will bring better days. ^ ^ 4 f uh.ng trip at New superintendent. in another long step toward a tax ment bonds, thus taking money out a t i This Is the opinion of many Oregon Meadows. concr.ion similar to that of England the channels of trade, and away from restaurant managers and housewives 10 a. m. Sermon at Apple Valley. John Thill, who has been working Australia. Germany and the other tax- industries sorely In need of funds. ,who are cooperating in the state wide for Jack M endizona near Weiser. has 11:15 Morning worship and sermon. movement to increase the use of all retumed to ^ ^ | dairy products during the present Mr ^ M rj ^ and Mr 7 p. m. Epworth league. period at high production and reduced r B of Durant, 8 p. m. Evening service. pnees The plan has been prompted by were dmner ^ s * of the Wm. The pastor gave an Independence two main reasons: first because butter peu u fBmi] Monday evemng. Day sermon, “ Vision and Authority," is the most sppetteng and saUsfactory ^ John JarTia Howard Con- which the congregation enjoyed very flavoring ingredient for all food_v be- h ^ spendjng their much. sides being an economical source of en- vacauon a{ councU. You are invited to any and all of our ergy and second, because the returns Margaret and Louise KUngback were from dairy products are the principal ‘ , dinner guests of the Strode girls Sun services. Josie J. Bach, Pastor. source of Income for over 50 000 Ore day. gon fanners and furnish a day-to-day payroll for many Oregon cities. More ice cream and whipped cream PHONE 8F2— STAR HOTEL APPLE V ALLEY will be featured and cheese and cottage cheese salads will occupy a prominent j ______ Marie’s Beauty Shop Wishes to announce that Elwood Nelson, well place on every menu. FO R B E A U T Y W O R K T h e plan has received the endorse- M r and Mrs. Allen Morley and recommended mechanic from Kessler Garage ment of prominent physicians and daughter of Bend, who have been visit- Finger Wave, Marcel, Facial health authorities who feel that present ing her sister Mrs. J. S Stout, left Sat- Shampoo, Manicure has begun work at Hoxie Garage. low prices mi butter, while working to urday for their home Nyssa, Ore. the serious disadvantage of the dairy- ■ Ladies* aid met with Mrs. J. A. Pettit Miss Marie Hunter men. will be reflected in better nutrition Thursday. That evening a number from A ll kinds of overhauling, reboring, car painting and better health among the general here attended the daily vacation bible public. Business men and banking in- school program in Nyssa which closed and body work. terests are backing the plan because of the session. their realization of the importance of Lauren Fisher of New Plymouth has the dairy industry to all lines of bust- been visiting at the home of his uncle JUANITA ness in the state. In some counties. John J. Fischer. where lumbering has been the principal The Nous tatter family returned from PO W ELL pay-roll industry, dairying has taken its California and are living in Parma, place and the day-today income from Miss Preda visited Martha Rae Steph- eream and milk is keeping the wheels ens last week. _________________ School of the Mrs. Ethel Everson of Creswell. Or.. | of business turning. was a recent guest m the Stephens \ home. A manufacturer tells of an automo Miss Helen M iller was among the i bile that can go 140 miles an hour WelL girls who attended the Girls Reserve one thing's sure— If it can. it will camp at Payette lake with Mrs. Mary Kirkpatrick. She reports a jolly vaca When Mai thus predicted the event tion trip. Register now at the ual overpopulation! of the earth he was unable to foresee the era of automo Moore Hotel, Ontario W A N T ADS biles. gunmen and synthetic liquor. W t aru There is one lesson we should have learned— that undeTiating watchful ness is the price o f economical and ef- f.cicM gov eminent I f we have to pay greatly increased taxes we have our- ■elves principally to blame— we gave officeholders aU the rope they wanted and they are slowly strangling us. The American has been indifferent to the operation of his government He has been a poor stockholder He is paying Homesteads. Desert Land Entries. For a good shave, hair cot or Final Proofs. 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TheyTe as useful and dependable as the large c r u n n i j L H U U L For two weeks, children and teachers enjoyed song, study and play at daily vacauon bible school under the dir- I ection of Rev. Josie J. Bach at the Methodist community church. Thursday night the school came to a close with a program by the students Teachers were Gladys Campbell. Eleanor Foster, Mrs. Betty I a F ren i Crete Marie Fos- ter. M rs Wesley J. Browne. Rev. Walter Bach of Montour. Mrs Ray Danforth and Miss .Ludle Stephens of Apple Valley and M rs Lily Bach of Kingman Sparkling and A . Electric Cafe - Billiards Juanita Powell Mike Dragich, Proprietor Punii of Mme. Elinova *.nd Mme. Elisa Cansino Nyssa Oregon A. L. FLETCHER The school had an enrollment of 93. ; with average daily attendance of 73. ' 7 7 » following children received first- year diplomas. given for perfect atten- dance and completion of all memory and hand work: Clarence and Walter Johnston. Glen Wolfe, Lester Keixer. 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