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PAGE THREE in face of ridicule and even scorn, How Ion», are the peoples of this were guests at the John Koopman the same opportunity to do the right country going to sit idly by and let home in Ontario on Wednesday according to our own conscience and such decisions as this made by a few when Mrs. Koopman, Mrs. Stam's to help others in need as best we bigots now sitting in the seat of sister, celebrated her birthday anni can. And when the end of our days the n.ighty go unchallenged? Such versary. shall come then neighbor will speak deck ions as this but make precedent Modern Pioneer club will meet to neighbor of our accomplishments for others more drastic until little with Mrs. D. L. Anderson Jan. 30. the songs we have loved will be sung, by little the whole political trend Mrs. R. R. Overstreet entertained our body lowered Into the dust from will be changed and this nation of the Kingman Kolony Book club Sat which it came, our soul remanded free peoples will someday wake up urday. Mrs. Dessa Hofstetter, coun to its God, as is done to all men. and find their constitutional foun ty librarian, gave the book review. Even to those the world calls great. dation with all its liberties has been Guests of the club were Mrs. Dessa Every man is great when he has undermined and they themselves as Hofstetter and Mrs. E. B. Conklin Kved the life as best he knows. regimented as our neighbors across of Ontario and Mrs. Dennis Patch And this past week didst pop into the seas. What difference does it of Adrian. the Atkeson apparel shop just in make if the minority be of the high Things About Nyssa's Shops time to see the scrumpty selection of est caliber of manhood, that they spring frocks that a salesman hadst be acting from the highest and OREGON TRAIL P. T. A. spread before Mrs. Atkeson that she most unselfish of motives still the MEETING HELD might make a selection that she felt masses will not be free. Soon their This week the nation paid Its last wouldst best suit the needs of this very thoughts will be governed, they OREGON TRAIL—Oregon Trail tribute to a great man. Prom the particular countryside. For our will awake to find their schools in P. T. A. held their January meeting President of the land to the boot- needs do be a bit different than the hands of a very few with edu Friday evening. Following the busi black on the street and throughout many others. First there ist the hot cation taking the trend that these ness meeting, Mr. Stokes presented the world where white men rule and summer sun to be considered. Col see fit. All may be working for the the program. Topic for discussion international law in recognized and ors must be sun resistant. Then ultimate good of the whole—and was "Social Problems of the Ado in some lands of late not recognized, there is the dust, no mean factor in again they may not. Love of power lescent Youth.” The main article the man was known. William E. costume selection. The fabric must is a morbid lesion. was read by Mrs. Stokes with prob Borah of Idaho was an acknowledg be able to stand up under much But however it is, the first and lem discussion led by Mrs. Viola ed leader among men. And in this washing or cleaning and last but fundamental right of the United Adams and Miss June Allen; vocal community he was known and lov no least and we be like the rest of States citizen will have been taken duet, Mary Lou Thomason and Mil ed by many of the old timers. For the land in this, the style and col from him. The right to speak out dred Adams; flute solo, Mr. Stokes. his was not the way to political orings must be the latest and most loud and to everyone the thing he The seventh grade dramatized one greatness by flowery oratory from approved of the metropolitan cen thinks upon any subject. And when of their reading lessons, “Father metropolitan rostrums. He spoke ters. For milady in Nyssa ist as this right is gone the road to po Hangs a Picture." 4-H club members irom these on occasion it Is true, style conscious as the international litical slavery is but a step. Just will be presented with achievement but it was long his wont to meet damsel found at a Florida beach or what a few conscientious objectors pins and certificates at the Febru without blast nor ballyhoo with the Reno hotel for divorcees. If might do to discourage such a de ary meeting. The annual P. T. A. voters of his state at their own they’re wearing ’em short, we will, cision as this made by the Labor birthday will also be observed. places. A convenient grange hall, or too. Mrs. Torvald Olson spent several board recently is hard to say. But other meeting place and there he Among this salesman’s lot were surely some evidence of disapproval days last week with her daughter, would talk to them and with them Mrs. Horace Fuhrman of Kuna, Ida. some smart and snappy articles of should be shown. and learn of their problems, their Roy Holmes has been helping er- If it be No. 1 potatoes that one wash silk in bright spring prints. desires and their ambitions. He We do hope to see some of them hast in mind for the family table pair the Eastern Oregon sheep sheds. talked simply with them in the at Mrs. Atkeson’s style rooms when a can of soup or a tasty bit of fresh The Weiser Sheep Co. have rented homely language of the countryside, the spring fever sends us on a dates or aught else that it takes them and moved in some sheep last lie knew them as men, knew that spending spree. Two of them at to fill out the good old squar three Friday. underneath their ambition even as Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Mettlen, Mr. least should find a welcome place times a day, it can be found at the his, was the firm desire to main Wilson grocery mart on Main near and Mrs. Ewen Chard, Earl and in every femme’s new ensemble. tain this land a free nation for a And another advanced peek we Third. And attractive prices for the Marion Chard, isited Thursday with free peoples and when he went to were allowed this week when the budget maker do they have as well. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Heikes of Merid Washington it was this one thing Even in winter a glass of cool, ian. Mr. and Mrs. Mettlen remain programs to be run at the Nyssa above all else that he fought for. theatre for the coming month were sweet, whole milk ist a treat indeed ed for a few days. To protect the nation from inter Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Sumpter and brought in. Fine they are each one and at the Gate City Dairy they national Intrigue, from the oppres and not one wilt thou want to miss. do have a state tested herd of fine daughters of Caldwell, Idaho, and sion of a powerful few within the "Twill be a fine time to entertain cows and a state inspected and com Mr. and Mrs. Bill Toll were Sunday nation and from the destruction of with a theatre party. And few ways pletely sanitized dairy where only evening dinner guests of Mr. and old regime by fanatical masses, be there are to pay o ff a social obli the finest quality of milk is bottled Mrs. R. W. Holmes. fore a new regime could be estab Mr. and Mrs. Brady of Arcadia gation that are to be more enjoyed for their customers. With two de lished. Many political opponents he visited at the F. S. Byers home Sun by everyone than a theatre party. liveries daily to serve them. had, was bound to have with his And in these winter days when day afternoon. For some there who like to play one forceful character and his refusal to Marion Chard took hogs to the thing and some there are who gray skies and colds and flu do sap quibble over his idea of the right. sale at Ontario Wednesday for wouldst play nothing but something the strength from mind and body In years now gone when at the Ewen Chard. else, but everyone enjoys good cin ’tis then that one needs an extra close of Congress, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Fuhrman ema entertainment. Especially in dose of vitamins and the best way Borah returned to their home town. such comfortable, attractive sur to take them on is via the whole and family were isitors Sunday at Boise, we saw him often as our way roundings as are provided at the some food route. Not the least the Torvald Olson home. Mrs. John Bowen, Aladean Mills, to school led past their unpreten Nyssa theatre. aong these but right at the top, so tious home. Always we thought of opines Butch at the Nyssa Pack Mrs. Myrtle Sperry and Mr. Bowen's And ’tis a great institution, this him. ing company, is fresh meat in father and mother visited at the spud train that the Union Pacific And at his last visit to the West sends hither and yon to dissemin abundance. And of a truth ’tis good Marion Chard home Friday after we met him again as slowly he ate information about this No. 1 advice and at the Nyssa Packing noon. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thomason walked at sundown along the fa American food. The great King plant they do have the best in fresh meats and smoked and salted as are working for the Weiser Sheep miliar streets among people who Spud— (potatoes to the east). well at every hour of the day and company. knew him and believed him to be as And 'twill soon be time again to Miss Betty Stein spent the week silent, staunch and steadfast as the plant the seed from which next every da of the year. Shop in Nyssa with Journal ad end at her home near Baker. grey stone Federal building in whose year's crop will grow. Perchance the Mr. and Mrs. George Elfers and vertisers and ye wilt no waste thy shadows he trod. good husbandman will have learned son and Mat Schiemer were Sunday Truly Borah was a great man, fill at the potato train the things that time and thy gas going farther. guests at the George Schiemer home. ing that niche in Life he was given he did that were wrong and wilt George Schiemer was a business to fill with all his heart and soul, make much ado to rectify them NEWELL HEIGHTS visitor in Nampa Monday. allowing nothing to swerve him that another harvest may show Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Hill were from the way he felt was right, do much improvement, thereby increas Mr. and Mrs. Glenn McGinnis shopping in Ontario Wednesday. ing the good as he saw it and help ing the shekel accumulation in the were Thursday dinner guests at the Carl Hill attended the beet grow ing those that he could. And so are family poke. And one of the most Ross Healey home. ers meeting in Ontario Wednesday. we all great when we live our lives needed of modern potato farming Mrs. Lester Goulet’s brother, Les in such a manner. It is not given to implements ist a tractor that can be ter Brutallot of Yakima, Wash., is RIVERVIEW many to find either fame or fortune relied upon for uniform perform visiting at the Goulet home. but each has the same opportunity ance and of a sturdiness to stand County Engineer Johnson was in The construction of the road for accomplishing good, for stand the hard wear of hour after hour Newell Heights looking over possible which will complete Gray Boulevard ing immutable on the right principle usage. Such are the Oliver Row gravel pits. Lou Pratt of Cow Valley spent a has been postponed until spring. Crop tractors that Lumir Svancara Lucille Hill is ill with scarlet fever. doest have on display and ready for few days this week at the ranch. Ed Sanders, Bob Fisher, and Mr. Harold and Bob Kurtz were Sun delivery at the Nyssa Implement showrooms on Goode avenue near day dinner guests of Glenn Osborn and Mrs. Jim Armstrong of Gem in Kingman Kolony. Dudley Kurtz avenue are planning to leave soon First. for Emmett, where they will put up And didst ever fancy up a baked was a guest at the Wilson home. Mrs. D. L. Anderson and M. L. a bowling alley. spud by scooping out the innards Mr. and Mrs. Keith Moss and and mashing it well with a bit of Kurtz both took their cars and took fresh cream, dotting the top with the seventh and eighth grade bas family of Nyssa were Sunday eve grated cheese and placing the filling ketball players to Homedale Monday ning visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Ed win Gonnason. back in the shell and popping all night. LaVonne Osborn, who has been John McDermott returned to his in the oven again just long enough DR. J. C. BOWMAN for it to get a delicate brown. They home in Buhl Thursday after a brief suffering with an infected eye, is are tops with some scrambled eggs visit at the home of his son, L. C. better again. Veterinarian Sunday School will beat E. C. McDermott. and thin strips of bacon. Dean Eachus, Francis, Audrey and Johnson’s next Sunday. Just this week read where the Jimmie Ligart’s hand, which was Labor Relations board has decided Floyd Gosserd spent Thursday eve that free speech in these United ning playing pinochle with Mr. and seriously burned, is healing nicely. Phone 39W Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Clowers of States is a “qualified and not an Mrs. W. E. Harris. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Harris were Nyssa were Monday evening dinner absolute right." But the first amendment of the United States Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Har guests of Mr and Mrs. Geo. Clow NYSSA LIBRARY constitution states without mincing ris’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. ers and family. Violet Clowers spent Monday OPEN SATURDAY words “ . . . . or abridging the free Deffenbaugh. 2:30 to 7:30 Mr. and Mrs. Pat Major of On night with her sister. Mrs. Floyd dom of speech or of the press . . . ” Certainly there is no indication in tario were Sunday visitors at the ALL PATRONS WELCOME these terse lines that there is a Jim Osborn home. Librarian___ Mrs. S. B. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Stanley McAbee vis qualified free speech. Nor is there any other later law prohibiting this ited Tuesday at the Jim Osborn OPTOMETRIST American right. Then why this de home. “See McFall and See Better“ Mrs. Earl Parker and Mrs. Pay- cision of the Labor board? On what grounds do they base their idea? don and son ate birthday dinner It seems just another unprotested with Mrs. Wayne Wood Wednesday. Oscar Pinkston and Pat Sleeper step that they are taking along the dictatorship road. For abridge means were Thursday dinner guests at the to shorten, lessen, diminish, curtail, Walter Pinkston home. Mrs. Jane McGinnis and Andrew to deprive or cut off. And to qualify means to reduce from a general to McGinnis of Nyssa called at the a particular or restricted form, to Walter Pinkston home Sunday. DR. J. A. McFALL Mr. and Mrs. Louit Stam and son diminish or to reduce in strength. O IN». CO. N . A. EYESIGHT SPECIALIST OREGON ONTARIO Ye Snooper’s Column Hirst, in Nyssa. 1 herty is in San Francisco, Calif. Visitors this week at the Will Ruth Bratton was ill Friday and Rees home were Mrs. Andrew Saturday. VALLEY VIEW Robison and Mrs. Fred Robison of Mrs. Blaine May returned to her Ontario. Mrs. Wilbur Holcomb and The Bratton young folks went home Saturday after a long illness. Mr. and Mrs. Alva Amidon and father and Mrs H. E. Noah and with the Nyssa Methodist young folks to the Youth rally at Weiser. family visited Mr. and Mrs. Buel Mirah. Mr. and Mrs. Coy Brown and, i Hickey Tuesday in the Lincoln dis family visited Mr. and Mrs. Chas. trict. Use Journal Classified Ads. Johnson Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Brewer were Mr. and Mrs. Ira Williams and called to the bedside of his father, Evelyn and Mrs. Ruth Williams of W. H. Brewer of Buhl, Idaho. Payette visited Sunday afternoon at Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Balles visited the home of Mrs. Will E. Brown and M. H. Spurgon in Weiser Friday. family. Hester Funk left for the Univer Manufacturers of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Cochrum sity of California Tuesday. Flour, Feeds, Cereals & Wilma Brown and Mirah Noah and Mrs. Freda Holcomb and sons Pancake Flour of Nyssa were calling Monday aft went to the W. W. G. Monday at Mrs. Marguis Fralely’s. ernoon at the Bratton ranch. Custom Grinding— Mrs. Chas. Overstreet is in Port Evelena Brewer was the over Hammermill or Roll night guest of Dorothy Neilson on land. Grain Cleaning and Wednesday. Russell Cochrum is building a Ross Curtis visited his cousin, j porch for A. A. Bratton. Treating Mrs. C. H. Moeller and Fred vis- j Jimmie Leffle over the week-end. | ited Mrs. Stuhr of Caldwell Friday I Ira Williams of Payette visited Warren & Barclay at the Sanitarium. Mrs. Will Brown. W. W. Foster and Chas. Over- street chopped hay for A. A. Brat ton last week. Mr. and Mrs. Newkirk announce the birth of a baby girl bom Janu ary 16, at Weiser. Mrs. Jim Flaherty and two sons of Baker are visiting at the home of Mrs. Flaherty’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ingraham while Mr. Fla- Nyssa Flour Mills 3 for 2 Cleaning Special Here’s a chance to save money on your cleaning and pressing and to find out about our SUPER IOR CLEANING— MAIN’S CLEANER & DYERS DON’T DELAY— PHONE 56-J Atkeson Bldg. Third & Main Professional Cards 03S ARE THEIR EYES HEALTHY TOO? Protect them with.... "Light Conditioning" • Light conditioning your home wrH help protect the precious eyesight of your children! Eyestrain is a dangerous enemy of their health. It often results in indigestion and nervous disorders. 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