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V. THE NYSSA' GATE CITY JOURNAL, THURSDAY, AUGUST 2 9 ,1 9 4 0 all manner of subversive propogan- and the new fall pleated skirt. Many ily visited with Mr. and Mrs. Leslie spending tills week at the chillis one day with Virginia Ocimka at J. a Smith went to Ontario Sun Ditty home. da and pacifist preachings. And there were of the colorful new fall Major of Ontario Sunday. Marsing. day afternoon to visit with Dwight Mr. and Mrs. Millard Broyles of then Mr. Pierce goes on t o say plaids and soldier blue, that new Mr. and Mrs. Chas Schweizer at Mr. Cummins received word of the Johnston who came home from the about this freedom, and true it autumn tint that adds a dash of Overland. Kansas visited their cous tended the rodeo at Caldwell Satur h. ispltai that day. Mrs. Smith re seems to us “Perhaps the roots of flutter to the beauteous and to tht in Saturday, Mrs. Albert Welch. day night and spent the remainder death of his uncle at Burns the mained with Dwight for a few days. Democracy did not go deep enough, plain of mien as well, with a Bill and Bob Kurtz went to the of the night with Mr Schwelzer’s first of the week. Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Holmes were and perhaps the ‘ “pursuit of happi bright gold clip or button for trim Rodeo hi Caldwell Thursday night. sister, Mrs. McConnell and husband. The »Jolly Jones and the many ness' ’’ about which Jefferson wrote tis fit for afternoon or street wear. Bob NeWgen, Bob, Jack and Helen friends of Mrs. Harold Long, nee in Ontario Saturday afternoon. Otis Kurtz of Middleton, and so elequently in the Declaration, has Smart was the haus frau who took Mrs Monie Church of Banks, Idaho Reffett, Charles McCoy and Alma School will start at Oregon Trail been turned an unworthy substitute, advantage of the Golden Rule lay stayed with the Kurtz Friday and Hintz attended the farewell party Gladys Sparks met at the home of "the pursuit of pleasure." . . . . “It away blanket plan they didst have Saturday. Mrs. Church is an aunt in honor of Lois Heaton at the Rus Mrs. Joe King Thursday afternoon Tuesday, Sept. 3rd. appears that we must have a rebirth recently. But even if thou art of Mr. Kurtz. sell Howell home in Cow Hollow on for a shower. Many lovely gifts Mr. and Mrs. Roland Whitman a rededication to noble purposes and among those who put off doing the Sunday Mrs. Carrie McLaughlin. Saturday night. were received by the honored guest. visited Sunset Valley with relatives finer lives. good deed till a later day, tis a fine Mrs Will Gahley and Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Jack Leach motored | Mre Martin Hobbs and Mrs. Ellen and attended the wedding of Rol • • • • “No words of mine can des lot of new woolies and downies they H. E. McLaughlin of Ten Davis to Boise Tuesday for several days j Sparks were hostesses. Next Jolly and’s brother Willard. do have on hand to meet the on cribe Adolph Hitler, that terrifying were visiting the Kurtz Sunday A visit there. Things About Nyssa's Shops fanatic who is moved by determin slaught of Jack Frost should he ar picnic dinner was had at noon. Joy Mr. and Mrs. Chas Wilson visited Jones meeting at the Harvy Hatch Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Bowen and ation to gain world domination. . . . rive when least expected, and still ce Kurtz returned with them after in the Claude Wilson home near home September 5th. family visited In Ontario Sunday. at prices that wilt have enough for “There is no doubt that he aims at spending the week there. The past week there came to our —Nyssa Fall Festival Sept. 6-7— Homedale Sunday. Faye Corn and family and Merle desk under the vise of a weekly world domination and will stoop to a pencil and paper for junior. L. B. Landreths nephew and wife —Nysea Fall Festival Sept. 6-7— column procurable at the small cost any thing to accomplish his pur School time and canning time, tis Kurtz spent Thursday evening with of Nebraska are visiting in the Land- OREGON TRAIL of three dollars per Issue the most pose. . . . "The United States must a busy time for mothers and house Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Kurtz. reth home. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Tuetch of bare faced subversive literature that be able to resist the oncoming leg keepers hi this neck of the woods, Ralph and Clair Keim and famil Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Holmes at we have yet received. It is directed ions in the southern countries of but sweet wilt taste the fruits when Portland called an old friends of ies of Ainsworth, Neb. visited in the tended the rodeo in Caldwell Satur winter winds have chilled the last this community this week. this hemisphere, on the oceans, be this week directly against prepared Bob Jardin and Mary Jardin and Kermeth Lorensen and Wilbur day evening. ness and the Burke-Wadsworth Bill neath the water and in the air. . . hardy plant to death and sweet wilt “Peace societies are unknown in the be the joys of little ones about the their niece Janet Jardin from Mad Chaplin homes Monday and Tues Friends from Kansas visited at in particular. day then motored on to the coast the Omer Dorman home last Mon In it is the claim that should the land he rules. There were no arg- winters fire side so none really ob era, Calif., are visiting their sister before returning to their homes. jects to the late summers labors. and aunt, Mrs. Jesse Sugg and fam anizations signing remonstrances day. They were enroute to the fair country again have selective draft —Nyssa Fall Festival Sept. 6-7— at SanFranclsco. On Monday even for military purposes that all the against war and stating that for And at the Wilson grocery store they ily. ing the H. J. Ulrey, Marlon and ablebodied intelligent males of the reasons of conscience or other mot do have on hand many things tto —Nyssa Fall Festival Sept. 6-7— make things to make the summer Ewen Chard families called at the nation would be “snatched from ives they would not fight. Such fruit season an easy one. Tops in LOWER BEND Dorman home to visit. productive labor to unproductive people were sent to concentration jars and lids and rubbers, and sugar Mrs. Turner Improves activity,” that “what is termed camps or quietly liquidated. . . Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Fry and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Eldon Rush of Elgin and spices and fine savors so that Yankee ingenuity will suffer a "A factor contributing to Hitlers no batch need fail thee from the were visitors over the week end at SUNSET VALLEY—Mrs. Cash tremenduous set back”. That young success has been the military and crate to the table. Turner who has been ill for some the parental Wm. Teter home. Re men will be trained not to be good moral weakness of his opponents James Ostrom says that there is time, is much improved and able to turning home Monday they were citizens, well be restrained from and the fact that he was able to accompanied by Mrs. Rush’s sister, normal family life and then goes destroy their influence by diverting no sense being like the fellow in be up and about the house. Mrs. Chas Witty and children who Arkansas that had the leaky roof. Due to the illness of Leona Tiff and dividing their strength. on to suggest that enough young For The Whole Family will visit a week. men who desire military careers or There are undoubtedly enemies When it rained he couldn’t fix it any’s brother, the Worthwhile Club Our expert work will make those Mrs. Synar Carrol is seriously ill and when it shined there was no will meet at Mable Turner’s Sept. 12. NEW CROP who are unemployed can be found within our gates who are seeking old shoes look like new. at the Mercy hospital in Nampa. use. But be wise and while the sun The committee for a booth at the to fill the ranks of a much more to undermine the morals of the First Quality Material Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Fleshman efficient army. These last are fit American people. They are trying shines see him about that repair Malheur County Fair met at Mable job that the family manse doest re and sons left Monday for Porter’s Guecks Friday afternoon to plan the Guaranteed Work Economical - Healthful only to bear the brunt of battle and to secure aid stealthily and are try Flat where Mrs. Fleshman will teach to sacrifice all else that their stay at ing to influence public opinion in quire ere the snows do fall. For a booth and work on decorations. John Gee and family from Coats- the coming year. Dale Freel of FOR SALE AT YOUR the most arrogant manner as well neat Job of repairing canst be done home brothers may live. at a small cost and smaller monthly field. Neb. and Ralph Oee and fam Adrian moved their furniture. as with the most subtle devices. SHOE SHOP We were aditlier with indignation GROCERS payments says John. And the long ily of Apple Valley took supper at Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Hyatt and for to us who watched beside anoth “The American people must learn er the war over there continues the Lester Kendall's Monday evening. Next to Nyssa Cafe Honey Foster’s Honey family. Bill Case and Iris Lorlng er generation of American youths, how to evaluate the propaganda of higher wilt go the building costs Mrs. Emory Hobson stayed in attended the rodeo in Caldwell on and saw them die like flies in a the printed word. says John. Nampa several days last week with Friday and Saturday nights. "Very reluctantly I have reached trap because of our nation’s total Art thou out of thought what to her son Joe who is at the Good Miles Teter is fighting fire at the conclusion that we must ¡inaug unpreparedness, such utterances are have in the way of fruits and veg Samaritian hospital recuperating MsCall Idaho. treason and the perpetuators there urate some kind of selective ser etables for the family and to make from an appendicitis operation. of criminals of the worst type. To us vice. . . It is my belief that a select matters worse Aunt Minnie with her Florence Russell returnea home Mrs. Ivan Tiffany’s sister and the American sailor, soldier and ive service program is our only hope dyspepsia 1st on her way for the small son of Pheonix, Arizona are Saturday from a weeks visit with marine stands for all that typifies and their only protection, and that annual once over. Well if thou wilt visiting at the Tiffany home. her cousin Betty Schweizer of Sun the highest and best qualities of it is the only satisfactory and just but skip over to the Fruit Stand Set Valley. While away she spent Mr. and Mrs. Chas Ditty, and American character and any woman plan for a democracy. I believe north of the Y near the Nyssa Mrs. John Case were business visit American young men will willingly of today who serve in ambulance Traders and the Nyssa Tavern thou ors in Nampa Friday. corps, red cross or nursing corpse of ascribe to the pledge adopted by a wilt find every imaginable and seas Mr. and Mrs. Joy Howard and two Notice To Hog Raisers Uncle Sam in the last war will ad church recently: onal legume and fruit of vine and We pledge ourselves to any sacri tree that doest grow in this comer children went to Boise Sunday to mit the same. Two of the finest men visit his parents Mr. and Mrs. F. With the installation of a new wt have been given to know were U. fice. . . that may be required for of the earths surface and then some. H. Howard. They also plan to re scale at • Protect the money and labor you have in the defense of the democracy again S. Marines. Our husband and our Shop in Nyssa with Journal ad main in Boise over Monday. st every foe. within and without. TIIE RAILWAY STOCK YARDS brother. vested in your hay. INSURE your crops today! vertisers and ye wilt not waste thy Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Pomeroy were “If sanity returns to the world, time and gas going farther. we are now receiving your hogs Military training did not make called to Buhl, Idaho last week on • The low co»t of thi» protection has won us there every Friday, paying the them poor citizens, nor weaklings, the training will not have been in many year-after-year clients. —Nyssa Fall Festival Sept. 6-7— account of the death of a friend. vain, and each young man will al nor misfits in economic, social nor Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Schweizer highest price the market permits family life. Rather the fine train ways remember with satisfaction SCOUTS TACK QUILT visited Mr. and Mrs. Guy Glenn at and seeking to serve you in every ing did but weld the fibers of fine that he was one of those who play Council, Idaho over the weekend possible way. character stronger as it did the ed his full part during the great FOR HEALTH ASSN. and also spent Sunday. August 18 PHONE 97 hundreds of thousands of young emergency." at Payette Lakes. FRANK KULLANDER And sistern that is our idea in NEWELL HEIGHTS—The Begin sters who marched and fought and Mary Rose Howell of Ontario is a nut shell. Aye verily. ning Girl Scouts met Wednesday at played with them, And not only wilt your sons take the home of Mrs. Maurice Judd. In They may swear a bit and fight a bit among themselves, gamble a pride in the glory of having done the morning they did Scout work. A mm little and drink a little at times, their part in a world turned topsey luncheon at noon after a swimming turvy by the greed and sinful pride party they tackd a quilt which they but for the fundamental attributes of a handful of lustful men. but you are giving to the County Health of true manliness and character Association. they are never to be found wanting, also and your son’s son. A prophet may be with out honor Mrs. Dale Ashcraft entertained these trained fighting men of Uncle in his own land but of a surety a the A. N. K. Garden Club Tuesday. •Sam. And what maks them so. First basic home training of fine slacker to the next generation be The study was “Flower Arrange comes a man without a pride nor principled free thinking parents and honor at his own fireside. It will ments." They plan to make a visit to the Barrett Gardens for their then the training both physical and be hard to explain to the little ones mental they acquire in military at his knee all about concienclous next meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hill called at compounds. objections and the holier life while the Martin Osborn home in Nyssa We were adither and were off to the other youngsters in the neigh a long tirade on the subject till we borhood brag of the bravery and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Welch attend didst happen to read a recent add prowess of their male progenitor ed a family reunion Sunday at the ress made by Congressman Walter in face of battle. Even now we do home of her aunt Mrs. Irvin Bates E. Pierce before the House of Rep know some who would give their of Eagle, Idaho. resentatives at Washington and lives if they had but carried the Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Mausllng Of Eastern Oregon’s most modern, beautiful an d complete hardware and grocery stores. In didst learn that he had taken the banner of democracy with the bat attended a birthday party for her words from out our mouth—or off talions over seas in the last war father, Mr. Farnsworth of Adrian building this store the Eder Hardware has strived to serve the public more efficiently and in the typewriter. even if it had led to a permanent Wednesday night. Of all the words he spoke that resting place in Flanders Fields. It Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Parker and more pleasant surroundings. Visit us, we have many suprises for you. day none be truer than these “Liber is time for the women of this nation family of Adrian called on Mr. and ty. very evidently cannot be inherit whose grandmothers crossed un Mrs. Stanley Hill Friday night. ed: it must be won anew every gen known wastes behind slow plodding Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hill called on eration." Tis a thought to be engrav oxen, women who were not too Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sipes of Home- en on the thoughts of old and young proud nor too pious to heat the wat dale Sunday aftemo6n. alike in this age of fifth columns er to boiling point to be poured over Mario Anderson had his tonsils and trogan horses, infilteration of marauders attacking their stock out at the Parma Clinic Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Young and ade. Daughters of women we are who dared not be afraid if they were Jerold were in Ontario Monday on to live. Daughters of women who business. took up the gun from their dead Mr. and Mrs. Lou Eacus have husbands hands and shot it out moved in the house on the Tommy with the enemy and lived and car Russell farm. ried on and to the end of life re Mr. and Mrs Jim Osborn and fam- gretted it not. There was no place & in the scheme of things then for « weaklings and cowards. Neither is there today. Gird up your sons, push them out of their soft home nest to a place more fit for him, a place CARL H. COAD where weaklings are made strong ATTORNEY-AT-LAW All you do is register when you visit our store and you may win one of these valuable prizes. and strong men stronger. The training places where Uncle Sams PHONE 31 The drawing will be at 8:30. To win a prize it won’t be necessary to be at the drawing. soldiers are made into finely train Nyssa, Oregon ed fighting machines. That in a day of need he will not fail nor fall L. A. Maulding, M.D. before the dictators invading arm ies. Be proud you've a son to give. Physician and Surgeon Let there be a smile at the parting. Phone 37 ./ The tears can come after. Hours: 10 to 12 and 1 to 5 Shop In Nyssa with Journal ad Dally—Except Sunday vertisers and ye wilt not waste they Fry Building time and thy gas going farther. And with school days comes poke pulling days as weU. when to shoe TOWNSEND CLUB Every detail of our service Is aimed and clothe the little brood 1st of MEETINGS greater moment to the "little wom toward lightening the burden an” and the busy man than all the those left to grieve. Meeting 2nd and 4th Tuesday planes over England. But a shopp at 8 p. m. at City Hall Consult us at any time without cost. ing tour that leads to the Atkeson’s A. L. McClellan___ President apparel shop wilt not have been Don G ra h a m ------- Secretary made in vain for there Just this The Public Is Invited week have they unpacked new fall AMBULANCE SIR VICE stock that wilt gladden the eyes and Phone 73W Nyssa the budget making soul as well. NYSSA AERIE Little wash dresses of latest color F. O. E. NO. 2134 and styling, a dainty green one Meets Wednesday Night flower flecked, Just right for the AT EAGLES HALL new high school student we didst Visiting Eagles Welcome spy out and on the more expensive HARRY MINER, Sec. rack many Just made for the youth ful and thrifty mother, a dark red CLIFF GREER. Pres. wool crepe, neat of bodice treatment Y e S n oop er’s Column NEW SHOES FOR OLD 99 i A TREAT Im!S IIO N E Y ABBOTT’S -Losses Insure Your Hay Frank T. Morgan ((tyeftMtŸ SAT. 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