THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL,
THURSDAY, AUGUST 1, 1940.
RICHLAND
one of them was less than this and
ton ranch. They have been work
coast.
they were left untouched as being
ing for Emmett McCarthy on the
Bill MeElroy. Merle Smith and
unfit for the harvest.
Vale road
Fred Stucky o f Woodbum. Ore . R ilp h Barnes have ^
htlpl
Rich indeed is the land now. and
Norman Hipp has quit farming with Dick Holmes of Nyssa were
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if all those who till it and take from
and is taking a course in vocational Saturday visitor, at th , Roland Hoi-
lhe potatoe ,lelds 111 the Ltnco1“
community.
it its richness wilt but give a little
training school at Pendl:ton in mes home.
heed to past mistakes made in other
aeronatics.
The second cutting of hay has
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Pfeiler were
sections there wilt be no lessening
The flume washed out at the Boise visitors Saturday.
been under full swing the past week.
of crops here with its attending
Jones ranch last week and the water
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Hall and fam Some is already stacked while the
poverty and hard times for owner
Ministers or others Interested in church publicity are Invited to use was out a day and a half. The ily of Nampa were Sunday dinner rest has not been cut, due to not
and tenant alike in later years. Not the columns of the Journal to carry important messages and notices CCC boys repaired it.
guests o f Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Ross. being watered right after the water
only must the farmer give heed to to their congregations. Please try to get your copy in by Tuesday of
Louise Orris, daughter of Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Brandt spent
the care of the soil on his own each week.
came back into the ditch following
Mrs.
Lloyd
Orris
was
maried
to
Joe
CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE
Sunday at the H. E. Brandt home
F IR S T CHURCH OF C H RIST
acreage but must give heed as well
the break.
White,
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jeff
Sixth Near Main
in
Nampa
on
Sunday.
to the water sheds in the uplands
SC IEN TIST
The harvesting of small grain is
White in Payette last Wednesday.
Vem Martin, Pastor
Frank Whipple and family were
from which flow the life giving
Things About Nyssa’s Shops
still in progress although not so
Sunday School at 10:00 a. m. with 215 North 9th Street, Payette, Idaho The couple went to Payette Lakes
dinner
guests
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ray
waters to his acres. Forest fires
A branch of The Mother Church, to spend a few days.
extensively as a couple of weeks ago.
E. J. Hohson superintendent.
Jones of Nyssa on Sunday evening.
and their devasation must be elim
John Pennington flew his airplane
Morning Worship at 11:00 a. m. The First Church of Christ, Scient
Mrs. H. L. Brooks and sons went
Saturday
evening
dinner
guests
inated
or
cut
down
to
those
started
Came the warning blast of the
from Walla Walla, Washington and
Prayer meeting at 6:45 every Sun is t , in Boston. Massachusetts.
to Council to pick huckleberries.
at
the
D.
E.
Mitchell
home
were
Mr.
only
by
lightening
and
not
the
Sunday School— 10:00 a. m.
fire siren past midnight on Friday
spent the week end at the home of
day evening.
and Mrs. Blanke o f Vale and Mr. his parents.
and we with the rest of the citizenry carelessness o f selfish humans who
Reading Room — 710 1st Ave.
Junior meeting at 7:15; Mrs. M ar
and
Mrs.
E.
J.
Brandt
woke to find the sky aflame and the give heed to naught save their own tin supervisor.
North. Open daily from 2 to 4 p. m.
Alta Anderson Is spending a week
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Nellson had at the John Braswell home in Nam
d d Methodist church a blazing in f selfish pleasures. I f necessary all
Young Peoples meeting at 7:15— where the Bible and authorized
forests
should
be
closed
to
every
as
Sunday
dinner
guests
Mrs.
Nell-
Christian
Science
Literature
may
be
ierno. Again we were amazed at
Arlene Seward, president.
pa.
son’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. George
Evangelistic service at 8:00, mes read, borrowed or purchased, and is
efficiency of Fire Chief Bill Schire- camper during the dry season, and
R
IV
E
R
VIEW
—
The
Community
every
possible
precaution
taken
to
Benton o f Nyssa.
open every day from two to four
man and his volunteer fighters, so
sage by pastor.
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Sunday School meets in Ernest
Wednesday evening prayer and p. m.. except Sundays and holidays.
efficiently did they go about the preserve the forest whether national
Those attending the
luncheon
Johnson's
home
next
Sunday.
business of saving the parsonage or privately owned. They are a praise service.
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given by the Methodist Ladies Aid
Christian
Endeavor
meetsat
7:30.
All
Friday evening is young peoples ST. PAUL'S EPISCO PAL CHURCH
and store buildings. How they ac national assett and no one whether
of Nyssa at the Andrew Boersma
MAS
young people are invited to a water-
complish so much with so little of he pays the taxes on the land or not prayer meeting.
home were Mrs. Clifford Neilson.
Rev. Stanley Moore, Pastor
mellon social at Mr. and Mrs. Bail
Missionary meeting second Thurs
STOOP
modern fire fighting appliances ist should be allowed to destroy them.
Mrs. Robert DeGross and Miss Evel
Sunday school, 9:30 a. m. Sun
ey's
Saturday
evening
at
8
o’clock.
Fearful
were
we
when
the
fire
day of each month.
beyond our ken. But do it they do,
days.
yn Smith, a guest of Mrs. De Gross.
TH E
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Edwin
Gonnason
wast
at
its
heighth
on
Friday
night
Men’s home missionary movement
as evidenced that evening. But we
Sunday services at 7 p. m.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and
T
EST
and
family
were
Sunday
dinner
that
Mrs.
Atkeson's
apparell
shop
first Sunday afternoon of every
were minded also that had the wind
Junior Y. P. F. first and third
Mrs. Robert De Gross were Mr. and
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hill.
OF
T
IM E
been out in full strength as it is would be the next to go, but the fire month at 2:30.
Mondays.
Mrs. Vern Smith of Lincoln Heights.
Mr. and Mrs. George Clowers
A ll are invited to attend these
so often this time of year and at laddies didst a good job and saved
Senior Y. P. F. second and fourth
Sunday callers at the D. R. Gross
finished a new porch to their home
that time of night it might have it. The sign out front didst peel services.
Mondays.
home were Mr. and Mrs. Cheeze of
last week.
been a much different and much its paint as a small boy doest the
Guild second Wednesday.
Ontario and Mr. and Mrs. J. C.
skin
on
his
back
after
the
first
visit
PAR
M
A
LU
TH
E
R
AN
CHURCH
Kathleen
Lee
is
spending
this
more tragic finish. Even as it was,
Smith of Nyssa.
of
the
season
to
the
old
swimming
A.
A.
Schmidt.
Pastor
week with her anut, Mrs. Irving
burning embers and flaming shing
L. D. S. CHURCH
Kent Davis returned
home on
hole
and
the
big
plate
glass
window
Frank in Nampa.
les fell as far east as the Sugar
Saturday from Soda Springs
Sunday, 10 a. m.—Sunday School
10:00 a. m.—Divine services with
factory. But it takes money and didst crack and crash to the side
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Frank
T.
Johnson
Colorado Picnic
filter the celebration of Holy Communion. meeting.
much monies for even a little of walk. But the soot didst
Sunday, 11:30 a. m.—Priesthood were visitors in Parma Saturday.
Sermon;
Rejected
Love.
through
the
crevices
and
cast
its
Former residents of Colorado will
fire fighting equipment and money
Mary DeHashmutt has returned
11:00 a. m. — Sunday School and meeting.
Is something out little city ist a shade upon a lot of the undies on
home from a months vacation with hold their annual picnic at Big
7:30
p.
m.
Sacrament
Sunday,
Bible class.
Bend Park on Sunady. August 4th
little shy on just now what with display on the mezzanine, not harm
her grandmother in Caldwell.
W e invite you to attend our Sun meeting.
sewer bonds and street improve ed in the least are they for use, but
Tuesday, 2 p. m. R elief Society.
Geo. Clowers and sons Phillip and
day School and services. The ser
ments and city parks to be paid for just their newness marred so they
Allen were business visitors in On
mon Sunday morning will bring a
But we could have a benefit ball or must go for less than their real
K IN G M AN C O M M U N ITY
tario Friday.
message specially suited to our age.
even a series of them or some com cost and actual value. So 'twill be For Isrel, the nation which spurned
CHURCH
Merildian Bobbins spent last week
a
pretty
bargain
one
may
get
there
munity activity to raise the needed
God’s offer of grace, the Lord had
Ernest Tetwiler, Pastor
working at the Herman ranch.
LIN C O LN H E IG H TS—Leslie Pen
funds for the first necessities. Then when the time doest come for them a warning and a plea. He has that
Sunday
school
10
a.
m.
Mrs.
E.
Lawrence Bailey spent his week nington, son of Mr. and Mrs. George
too there could be many fire hazards to go on sale. But tis no mean same plea and a similar warning Osborn, superintendent.
bargain
that
one
doest
get
there
end
visiting
his
brothers
and
family
Pennington, and M arjorie Ward,
removed from the center of our bus
for our nation in such a time as
Morning worship 11 a. m.
in Vale.
eldest daughter o f Mr. and Mrs.
iness blocks, old and out moded on any day for tis Mrs. Atkeson's this. “ Righteousness exalteth a nat
Christian Endeavor 7:45 p. m.
Mr. and Mrs. Babcock of South George Ward were married in Reno,
barns and sheds often no longer motto to sell the best for less. And ion.” W hat are you doing to make
Evening worship 8:30 p. m.
Dakota were Sunday guests of Mr Nevada on Monday. They returned
used rubbish heaps and vacant lots hast cast thine eyes yet on that our nation more righteous in the
with plenty of
and Mrs. Leroy Herman.
via California and Crater Lake in
burned off, and even in the homes ducky maroon colored soft woolen sight of God? Come to church Sun
M E TH O D IST C O M M U N ITY
slack
suit.
It
is
bound
to
make
a
all unused inflamable articles and
day.
Mr. and Mrs. DeHashmutt had Oregon. They will be located at
CHURCH
“ A Changeless Christ for
a
truck disposed of. Just a little add Heddy LaM arr out of even an ugly
company fom Iowa and Texas last Mormon Basin.
Merle
W.
Burres,
Minister.
ed precaution and like bread upon duckling. The which later are few Changing World.”
week.
Bill McElroy spent an enjoyable
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the waters it may repay one a and far between.
Nelson Herman has just com day Sunday at Wallowa Lakes. He
Church School at 10 a. m. A. B.
C.C.C. C O M M U N IT Y CHURCH
And on Monday late didst watch
hundred fold.
accompanied Nyssa friends.
pleted his new home.
Hann. Superintendent.
Morning and Evening
As we watched the old church the moving crew sweat and haw as
Emil Frank returned Thursday
Lavone
and
Estell
Osbum
have
Morning
Worship
at
11
a.
m.
Sunday
School
10
a.
m.
crackle and crumble we were mind they transfered the big fountain
Deliveries
morning after having attended fun
had chicken pox this last week.
The
young
people
of
the
Epworth
Church
Services
11
a.
m.
ed of what a place in the history from its old stand at the Nyssa
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eral services for his father in Ne
League
will
have
charge
of
the
Sunday
visitors
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Christian Endeavor, 8 p. m.
place at
of Nyssa it had held, in its sanct- Pharamacy to its new
Pearl braska.
Mid-week prayer service, Thurs service. They will give reports of Ernest Johnson were Mrs.
ary the stranger hast found new their new store on the corner of
the Epworth League Institute and Frank of Nampa, Mary DeHash
Gene Reed has been busy thresh
day, 8 p. m.
Second
and
Main,
where
the
shin
friends, babes have lisped their first
will have charge of the Worship mutt and Angela Herman.
ing in Apple Valley. He is being
Everyone
always
welcome.
ing
yellow
tiled
front
with
its
black
prayers, man and maid have pledg
assisted this year by Orover Find
service.
ed their vows in marriage and from trim and gay awnings pretties up
ley.
Epworth LeagUr 7:30 p. m.
NYSSA GOSPEI, TABERNACLE
its portals those who have finished the whole street. And on the inside
Mr. Brubaker. Mrs. Claude Page
Betty Osterkamp will lead the
II. B. Talbot. Minister
this earthly race and have entered one wilt find the same smiling faces
and Francis and Mr. and Mrs. Clar
devotional meeting.
Sunday School. 10:00 a. m.
the doors o f the Great Experience and pleasing courtesy that they have
ence Page and M ym a returned Mon
The services of the Methodist Co
Morning Worship, 11:90 a. m.
have lain silent and stilled before found for so many years at the old
day evening from a trip to the
Evange%listlc Service, 8:00 p. m mmunity Church will be held in the
R
IC
H
LAN
D
—Miss
Winona
Hen
store.
that same altar while friends and
Parish hall for the present. We derson organized a 4-H cooking club
And our spouse after hearing us
relatives met for a last farewell.
ASSEM BLY OF GOD GOSPEL
greatly appreciate this courtesy on for young girls Wednesday after
There the young have been taught lament for these many years about,
TABERNACLE
behalf o f our friends of the Episco noon. No name was selected. O ffic
the better way of living and the old the lack of pleasant exercise for
pal Church.
ers chosen were Marilyn Ekanger.
have found peace and comfort and ladies in these parts and the ever
Ivan West, Pastor
The Minister's temporary resi president; Barbara Henderson, vice
insistent
need
of
being
on
reduced
friendship.
Bible study, Tuesday at 8 p. m. dence is six blocks from Main on president; Donna Goodell. secretary
But fortunately 'tls but the shell food rations as the result of the
Young Peoples Service, Thursday Third Street North. I t is the first and Donna Jean Chedelln. yell and
that has crumbled The same spirit lack, didst come home in high glee at 8 p. m.
house North o f the electric power song leader.
that builded it on the outskirts of this past week to report that now
Everyone welcome.
station in the north part o f town.
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Terhune were
a little village in the midst of a all such self denial could cease as
The members and friends o f the
Caldwell visitors Wednesday.
sage brush desert, wilt cause it to there was in our town a bowling alley
C H R IS T IA N CHURCH
church deeply appreciate the e ffic
rise again in a growing city. More where ladies could roll the ball down
Mr. and Mrs. Guy McGee of Can-
Nyssa Legion Hall
ient work o f the Fire Department
lovely to look upon and more con the allies and thereby reduce their
Sunday School at 2:30 p. m.
and the citizens o f Nyssa in saving yonville and Mrs. Mary Sagaberd
Every detail of our service is aimed
venient for use.
Surely here as tummies and their poundage to
Services at 3 p. m.
the parsonage and furniture. Your of Gardener, Oregon have been
toward lightening the burden of
in all else, “ tis the Spirit thatquick- their hearts content and that the
visiting
with
Virgil
McGees
and
The public is cordially invited to heroic work will ever be remember
those left to grieve.
eneth, the flesh profiteth nothing.” cost would not be prohibitive. This attend our services.
with
other
relatives.
ed.
Consult us at any time without cost.
And we are minded again this answer to a fat lady's prayer ist
Mr. and Mrs. Nick Leuk of Apple
located
in
the
Western
Hotel
at
week when a stranger from South
Valley
were
Sunday
visitors
at
the
roundings.
Bert Marostica and Retha Marsh,
Dakota didst stop for a chat how the corner of First and Goode.
T . C. Johnson home.
Shop in Nyssa and thou wilt not Laurence Marostica and M ary Smith
fortunate is the great valley. He
Mrs. Ed. Henderson and children
Barney and Butch didst return
waste thy time and thy gas going Jerry Marostica and Hurtha La
AMBULANCE SERVICE
Our expert work will make those
didst mention that the small grain the end of the week from their fish
returned to Twin Falls Friday with
farther.
Brier, Marinas Smith Jr. and Mr.
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Nyssa
yield in his state wast averaging ing trip and were like many another
Kenneth T. Henderson for a visit old shoes look like new.
Nick Smith attended
a Sunday
this summer around four bushels to of Nyssa's top notch fisher folk this
with relatives.
night dinner at Arrle Smith’s at
the acre. And they bother to com year, came in empty handed. But
Darlin, M ary and Mrs. V. McGee,
Vale.
bine it and do cherish it almost as with tall tales of the big ones which
Eres Jamison, Juanata Bayles, Hel
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Dewey's
daughter,
gold, so scarce has feed become for wouldn't bite. But a fine time they
AR C A D IA — Art Neely planted
en Pierce and Winina Henderson
stock. And we thought of all the had and look it.
lettuce for George Moeller and B. Mrs. Matlock and husband moved attended W e Can 4-H club meet
to Vale this week where he has a ing Tuesday at the home of Made
SHOE SHOP
cries of poor crops from the land
But at Barney's grocery mart on Bratton Sunday. Mr. Moeller has job ts electrician for R. C. A.
where waters were short from the
200 acres in fall lettuce.
line Maw.
Main near Second tis a fine lot of
Next
to N yn a Cafe
Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Marostica
break in the ditch this June. Not
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Shaw's daugh
canned finnies they do have from
and family spent Sunday afternoon
salt waters and fresh the world ter, Betty is confined to her bed at Settino Marostica's in honor of
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over. And right no¡w those water with rheumatic fever.
Settirno's and one of his boy’s
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thompson
m elons that are always cool be
birthdays.
neath the spray are just the thing of Emmett called on Theo. Math-
Miss Mutha La Brier of Ontario
for eating and now the price ist erly Sunday.
returned from a two weeks vacat
The school board met Monday
down so low that these ist not the
ion in Portland the last of the week
faintest taint of gold when one bites evening to hire a teacher for the
and spent the week end with Retha
upper
grades.
into one of those long dark red
Sam Caldwell is sick in the On Marsh.
slices.
•
Bob Dewey, assistant scout mast
And even while Butch was away tario hospital awaiting an operat
A ll Oregon will celebrate this state-wide pro
er o f troup 19 of Nyssa, took the
ion.
twas a fine slice of salmon we didst
gram to stimulate interest in Oregon’s basic
The Arcadia Sunshine Club had troup to the mountains above Boise
purchase at his meat mart, browned
industries and resources. It has the unqualified
a picnic on the lawn at Mrs. Charles for a 10 day outing.
. . . W H E R E A S , one o f the strongest factors
to a golden brown on a hot skillet,
support o f Governor Sprague and o f dozens
Bullard's last Sunday. Their water-
Mr. and Mrs. J. T Snow and her
contributing to the grow th o f tht* city is the
it
didst
melt
in
ones
mouth
when
A T T O R N E Y -A T -L A W
o f Oregon mayors, also o f the state at large.
mellon feed will be August 18th.
brother Tom Cole went to McCall
developm ent o f arable lands from form at sage
eaten. But at that meat dispensary
You can do your part by buying or selling
Angelo Morostica's fam ily and Thursday for a vacation with rela
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brush
covered
areas
.
.
.
and,
there ist always a fine lot and
Oregon’s own and only sugar.
Mrs. Morostica’s sister Miss Julia tives and returned Sunday.
Nyssa, Oregon
variety of protein producers to Guenzi returned last Monday from
W 'H E R E A S , in one such development, in
Mr. and Mrs. George Bishop have
M. , . I learn with special interest that many
choose from.
eastern O regon . . . the grow in g o f sugar
a few days outing at Payette Lakes. another boy born at the Britting-
o f Oregon’s communities are preparing to set
Twas a sweet young thing that Miss Guenzi, a teacher in Panama, ham home Tuesday night.
beets has been proven physically feasible and
aside August 2 to August 17 as “ Oregon
asked after she had seen “ Gone with lpft here Tuesday for Loqisville,
profitable to the farm er; and
Mr. and Mrs Howard Lucas have
Physician and Surgeon
Sugar Time.” As Governor o f the State, I
the W ind" at the Nyssa theatre, Colo, to visit relatives.
moved their trailer house to her
should like to add my word o f encouragement
W H E R E A S , in this area there has been es
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just what a shimmy was that Scar
Mr and Mrs. Vernon Huguenin, I place, known to most as the New-
to this worthy movement, and urge upon all
tablished O rego n ’s first sugar factory . . . and
let had whispered of to her friend.
Hours: 10 to 12 and ! to 5
citizens o f Oregon the need for greater sup
And even we were a bit hazy as to its
W H E R E A S , this newly-established industry
D aily- Except Sunday
port o f this, as well as other home indus
is expected to produce approximately five
use. But didst remember those that
Fry Building
tries . . . ”
CHARLES A. S P R A G U E
m illion dollars in new wealth this year . . .
our grandmother wore as a knee
Governor of O regon
length affair o f muchly tucked and
T H E R E F O R E . I H E R E B Y P R O C L A IM
beruffled white muslin stiffly star
fo r Portland the tw o-w eek period from
ched that wast parked by day over
August 2 to August 17 as “ O regon Sugar
her anatomy on top the corset cover
O regon Sugar ie made
Ti
Meets 1st and 3rd Tuesday at
and beneath the first petticoat.
in A m a r i c a ’ s n t v e i t
City Hall
Wurra, wurra. tis a long way we
A. L. M cC lellan
President
have come since then to the present
factory, ft ie the beet
day when the gals wear a gee
Don Graham r ....... Secretary
M can buy end
string, and bandeau, maybe with
The Public Is Invited
guarentaed for can-
something in the way of a top gar
ment. maybe not. But they do
claim that the gals are a huskier,
healthier and more sensible lot.
Surely they are as nice to look at.
Meets Wednesday Night
But tis not only shimmies that
A T EAGLES H A L L
one doest find in the way of know
Visiting Eagles Welcome
ledge at the Nyssa theatre as well
H A R R Y M INER, Sec.
as seeing an amusing and inter
C L IF F GREER. Pres.
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esting cinema show always a-
midst restful and comfortable sur-
Ye Snooper’s
Column
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