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NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, THURSDAY, APRIL 22,1937 ass Insurance Dep’t Warns Against Unlicensed Firm Salem, Ore.,—State Insurance Commissioner Hugh H. Earle has received information that many unlicensed mall order insurance companies, societies, benefit asso ciations, etc., are trying to secure a list of the names of all those re ceiving pensions and cash relief, with the idea of selling them worthie s insurance. Commissioner Ea -! ■ desires to warn these people, ar, well as all other citizen.,, not to fall for advertisements until they the sure th at the organization Is licensed to transact business in this state. Even if these unauthorized or gan rations were solvent, in a case where a claim was in dispute. It would be necessary for an Oregon citi.en to bring suit in the state G R O W E R S! I have a deal of inter est to good alfalfa seed growers. I will put out a limited amount of special al falfa seed and agree to buy the crop at a premium. Ask for details. -s- A 1 Thompson "The Farmer's Own Co-Op" Phone 26 Nyssa where the organization Is located. aftemo.-n. Sincere sympathy of the The cost in most cases exceed the entire neighborhood Is extended to amount of the claim. { Mrs. Irene Brumbach Nightingale If there is any doubt in a per In her sorrow. son's mind as to whether a com Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Johnson and pany is licensed in this state, he Mrs. A. Bradney visited In the should write to the State Insurance Bend Sunday afternoon. Department at Salem, Oregon. Mrs. Ed A.bbl and Mrs Harry Russell were in Vale Thursday. Lat er that day they visited at the LOWER BIG BEND Homer Hight home on the Owyhee project. MISS FLORENCE RUSSELL Riley Scott returned to Locust The play "Deacon Dubbs" put on Grove Saturday after a visit with by the PTA in Lcwer Bend Satur his father J. W. Scott. These on the honor roll in tjic day night was a decided success and upper grade rooms are as follows $20.40 was cleared. Miss Beers and her father and Dale Teter, Edna Wilson, Edward sitser were callers In the Bend Sun May, Ellen Quick. Jean Maybeary day. Miss Beers may be the lower Florence and Eloise Russell. In the lower grader, they are Ber grade teacher next year. She is teaching a t White Settlement this nice Chaney, Jack Hay, Opal and Drrothy Johannessen, Lila Mae year. Wrn. Maybearys who are leaving Maybeary, Harold Hay, Martha tre neighborhood as soon as school Pend. Mrs. Ferris, county health nurse, is out was given a surprise party last week. Mr. Maybeary left Monday was in the neighborhood Wednes day making arrangements for the fer Moscow, Idaho. Mrs. Fred Thompson left Monday -summer Round-up clinic Mrs. Harry Jergens and daughters for Cambridge to visit her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Witty were cnjl Mrs. Fred Thrmpson spent Saturday afternoon with Mrs. Bill Payette callers Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Purdy and Olson in Adrian. Mrs. M. M. Greeting attended the Mrs. Synar Correll returned home from Washington this week after regular monthly meeting of the PTA Wednesday evening and gave an a visit with their two children. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Case spent interesting talk on PTA work In the county. Sunday night in Fruitland. The summer round-up clinic Mr. and Mrs. Bill Olson were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Har was held Tuesday morning at the ry Jergens Saturday evening. Later schcol house with Mrs. Edna Ferris, they attended the play at the school county nurse and Dr. Wm. Mitchell and Dr. Rubens of Parma in atten house. Mrs, Thomas Welsh who is sick dance. Ten pre-school children were and confined to her home was visit examined and 18 in 4-H health club. Mr. Chas. Witty scout master, ed Sunday by her son Robert and wife of Caldwell and Mrs. J. R. took his boy Scout troop on a trip Chaney and Mr. and Mrs. Horace to the Owyhee dam Sunday. They made all but 12 miles of their trip Chaney and family. Miss Dorothy Pond is on the sick by auto and hiked the rest of the way. Mr. Cecil Case, M. K. Johan list this week. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Russell were nessen took cars. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wilson and callers in the Oce Schweizer home daughter Mildred visited with Mr. on the Owyhee Tuesday. and Mrs. Zeb Wilson Sundaly. Saturday night about 35 friends (Too late for last week) and neighbors surprised Mr. and A large number of Bend people at Mrs. Fred Thompson with a fare tended the funeral services for Fred well party. A jolly time was had. Nightingale in Ontario Tuesday Thompsons plan to leave this week for Cambridge, Idaho. The Girl Scouts hiked to Chalk Butte Saturday and cooked a real campfire dinner. Mrs. Thelma Borge, scout leader, and Mrs. Zeb Wilson went with them. Mrs. Margon is enjoying a visit from her sons, John and Clifford Morgon. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Russell and daughter attended a birthday din ner for the latters mother in Nyssa Wednesday evening at the home of her sister Mrs. Wm. Lowe. Mrs. McCart visited Mrs. Walter Stradley Monday afternoon. Have T h a t W ell Dressed Look! uowe‘tFritC^"'enw S,,’a n e , e d u c e d LocalW ' n,Urac" l v o u t ° - n>8tnt Be a cash buyer for your next car. This new, lowest cost financing plan is available to any one having a satisfactory credit record and a steady income. You select any new automobile or a used car less than three years old, and supply one-third the purchase price either in cash or by the trade-in value of another automobile. This hank then supplies the balance needed to make a cash deal. Before buying a new car or refinancing your present one, investi gate what this plan will save you! * N YSSA BRANCH * T he FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF PORTLAND FIRST NATIONAL BANK W f S J OF THE ROCKIES" l » l i l l i D i l t l C E P O S T I N S U R A N C E C O R P O R A T I O N Every man and every woman likes to look their best on every occasion . . . and more and more peopl? are depend ing on the Nyssa Tailor Shop to keep their clothes spot lessly clean and nicely pressed. Looking neat and clean pays dividends in self-respect and the respect of your friends and acquaintances. Wrap up your clothes that need o'eaning right now and leave them at Nyssa Tailor Shop Don Morgan, Prop. Four Big Music Days In Ontario Bands, orchestras, the choral club and indlvidaul artists will be fea tured in Ontario's four big evening programs being planned In obser vance of National Music Week. “All Church Night" will be Sun day evening, May 2, at the Nazarene church with all church choirs par ticipating. Monday night will be a program presented by the Choral Club, directed by S. J. Reid, at the grade school auditorium. Tuesda evening Robert Laxson will present the high school glee clubs and or chestra. while Wednesday will be devoted exclusively to numbers by outstanding Ontario musicians. Am mg many of the delightful num bers planned for this evening is a piano duet by Miss Wilheltnlna Hoffman and Robert Laxscn. Mrs. L. L. Donlin, chairman oi the week’s entertainment which is being sponsored by the Choral Club extends a cordial invitation to everyone in surrounding commun ities to be the guests of Ontario for the four evenings, May 2 to 5. All programs begin at 8:00 p. m. and are free to all. WCTU SCRIPTURE CONTEST The local WCTU gave a Scripture Contest at the church Thursday evening with Mrs. Webster as dir ector and six taking part, they being Mesdames Poage, Brooks. May Toombs. O. W. Oreene, C. Klink- enberg and Glldea. Mrs. K1 nken- berg was the winner of the silver medal. Judves were Rev. Whit», Mrs. L. Norris and Reesu Byram. Five children gave tempernr"? readings. Neree Glasgow winning the silver medal in th at department. LINCOLN NEWS By MRS. ED DUPRE grandmother Mrs. Jenn'nga In On tario. School was dismissed on Prida;, afternoon for the spelling contest in Ontario. Arlene Ruud and Audrey Anderson oi the 5th grade w in In Ontario and will go to Vale for the finals. Others taking part were 6th grade. Lorra ne Blanton ar Helen Trinkle: 7th grade Agne. Redsull and Joe Chamberlain; 8th "T-.de, Blanch? P” ?s, Th?ma Du- Pre. „ Mrs. GUan and two sons were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Johnson. Mr. and M r' Oeorre w«-vh-- and family were visitors of Mr. and Mrs. George Pennington and lam- There was a baseball game on Thursday between Cairo and Lin coln with Cairo winning the game. Mr. Ilalloway is drilling a new well on the ranch of Mr. Frank. The ranchers in this vicinity are letting along nicely with their *»—> vork since the weather has settled. . Mr. and Mrs. Hudson White of Embler Oregon visited last week with Mrs. White’s mother Mrs. luud and family. Mr. and Mrs. Ed DuPre had as their Sunday guests Mr. and Mrs. Dale Garrison and daughter Jo ADRIAN NEWS Anne of Nyssa and Mrs. Harriet By MRS. CLARK ENOS Klug of Ontario. Miss Lorraine and Delores Blan Mr. and Mrs. D. T. Holly were ton were week end visitors of their Boise shoppers Wednesday. R. C. Enos accompanied E. C. and Fiank Van Petten to Vale Thurs day on business. Mr .and Mrs. Paul Hatch of On tario visited with friends and rela tives in Adrian and Big Bend Thursday on their way home from Boise. RO M A Mrs. Godfrey Johansen of Parma called at the R. C. Enos home Fri day morning while Mr. Johansen tiansacted business In Adrian. The many friends cf Mrs. Irene Nightingale cf this community ex tend to her their deepest sympathy in her bereavement. Mrs. Mitchell Gaviola spent the latter part of the week at their sheep camp near Notus, Idaho. Gerrit Muntjewerff and R. C. Enos attended the chicken dinner Tuesday evening given by Mr. Woods of the Wood Vinegar com pany at Utsick. Idaho and the dir ectors meeting of the Dependable Grocers association. Mrs. Gerrit Muntjewerff return ed Friday from Payette where she has been having dental work done the past three days. Mrs. Manuel Gaviola and grand daughter Rose Odiago were Satur day morning callers in the R. C. Enos home. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hatch and on attended a family reunion at tie S. H Stark home In Big Bend Sunday. Dr. Roy Stark of Montana is a guest in the parental Stark home. Mr. and Mrs. Gerrit Muntjewerff were Sunday dinner guests In the Case Muntjewerff home. These who attended the Union Sunday School of the Mormon church in Nampa Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Ray Drown and family, Mrs. W. E. Ashcraft and daughter Donna. The baby son cf Mr. and Mrs. Howard Connaughy Is very ill at John Jarvis heme. Dr. Mitchell of Parma is on the case. F. A. Miller and family of Big Bend were Sunday visitors at D. T. Holly home. Godfrey Johannson and R. C. Enos made a business trip to Jor dan Valley Monday. Bock Club was held at the H. R. Otis home Saturday. Mrs. Frank Morgan of Nyssa gave a review on humor. Mrs. Ellen Marker left for her home in Boise Sunday after visiting awhile with her daughter Mrs. Chas. McConnell. - w . ------- Uy. There was a delie mis dinner serv ed at the Joe Blanton ran.h Bun- city, the rid home and birthplace of Joe and Wesley Blanton and the .ur gnu. those presen. were Mr. ”d M-» Ray Parsons and family, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Praul, Mr. and I- r rrt and family, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Davis and Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Blanton and family. a vn-s e rd Opal Redsull ar-j Blanche Bliss were guests of Thel ma DuPre on Friday. 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