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' mim EASTERN S TAR M EETS A large group of Eastern Stars and Masons of Nyssa attended the annual district meeting held at Os- tarlo on Thursday evening at which the lodges of Nyssa, Vale and On tario were represented; there being present about a hundred members to meet Grand Worthy Matron, Mrs. Halite Huntington. Proceeding the meeting a turkey dinner was enjoyed. Among those attending from Nys sa were Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Frost Mr. and Mrs William E. Schireman, Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Fletcher and Mrs. Fred Sessler. - - 8 - TUESDAY B RID G E Mrs. J. J. Sarazln was hostess for the members of the Tuesday after noon bridge club at dessert and con tract at her home this week. Prizes were won by Mrs. John Bishop. TH U R SD AY AFTERNOON CLUB Mrs. Arthur Boydell was hostess for the Thursday afternoon Bridge club at dessert and contract this week. Mrs. Frank Hall was prize wi nner at cards for the afternoon. -s - W EDNESDAY EVENING BRIDGE Ms. Emma Quinby played as a guest for the evening with the W ed nesday Evening Bridge club when It was entertained on Wednesday evening by Mrs. Aden Wilson. High scores were made by Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Herbert H. Fisher. 5 - OFFICERS ELECTED Officers for the coming year for the Nyssa lodge of the Eastern Star were elected at the regular meeting held at the Masonic hall on Mon day evening. New officers to be in stalled at the next regular meeting will be Mrs. Wllllan E. Schireman, Worthy Matron; Leo Hollenberg, Worthy Patron; Mrs. E. D. Norcott, assistant worthy matron; A. L. Flet cher, assistant worthy patron; Mrs. Dick Tensen, secretary: Mrs. Fred Sessler, treasurer; Mrs. Eldon Jen sen, conductress; Mrs. Bert B. Lien- kaemper, assistant conductress. MR. AND MRS. CLUB On Wednesday evening Mr. and Mrs. Club was entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Morgan at dinner and contract. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hartley were invited to play with the members for the evening and high scores were made by Mrs. Geo rge J. Mitchell and Mr. Leo Hollen berg. -8 - 8U N D AY SU PPER P A R T Y Mr. and Mrs. Charles Newbill in Kingman Kolony entertained on Sunday evening at supper and pin ochle for twelve guests. High score was won by Mr. and Mrs. Omer Ad- kinson while low went to Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Buchner. A traveling prize went to Mrs. R. A. Whitaker. W.C.T.U. MEETS An interesting meeting of the W. C. T. U. was held at the home of Mrs. H. R. Sherwood on Tuesday afternoon with sixteen members and friends attegding. Several matters of importance were discussed but prin cipally the mater of prohibition of alcholic liquors to men in uniforms - USE Y O U R CREDIT 8 - CvCoLocy sez: Save your ready cash for other needs— Modernize Your Home With A - B - C M O N TH LY P A Y M E N T PLAN. The Easy Way To Pay N i'S S A , 1 GOODE AVE t, HIGHWAY 101, 1 the sign of good lumber > PHONE lie JOHN E.OSTROM PROF 1 at during the present military mobili zation. A motion was passed to co operate whole heartedly with the national W C.T.U. program on pro hibition and to call upon all citizens to write letters of protest against the present repeal act, to legislators at congress. Devotionals were led by Mrs. Mar- • MISTLETC CHANDELIER IS SOMETHING LIKE A CHIP ON THE sh o u l d e r — they bckh say — ■ start S O M eT H IN C I " law PRICES Grocery Specials for Friday and Saturday December 6 and 7 Wigwam 49 Ih. bags Flour $1.09 9 lb. bags Oats Sperrys 35c Gold Bar vacum Coffee packed, 1 lb. tins 20c Gold Bar vacum Coffee packed 2 lb. tins 39c Shurfine 1 lb. Coffee bags ground fresh 22c Tomato Soup Campbells, 3 cans 23c Tuna Fish £ “ :,ColdB*r29c Bleach Energy '/» S«*- Jug» 23c Lux Toilet Soap 4 bars 25c Life Bouy Soap 4 bars 25c Large Rinso package 20c Bacon Squares Sr'"” 13c OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 9 P. M. are Invited vin Dodson. Following the program Mln< g * “ = otners interested mr n ^ “tanV'mes^ges and notices and business meeting visiting a n d , ^ colunul3 oX the Journal to carry im portaiu0pv in by Tuesday of refreshments were enjoyed. to their congregations. Please try to get y The next meeting will be at the eacJl week, CHURCH OF CH RIST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE home of Mrs Floyd Lomax on Jan. | Sixth Near Main Meets in Legion Hall. 7, 1941. Vem Martin, Pastor Minister J. S. Beam, Ontario. - 8 - Sunday Bible School, 10 a. m. I.O.O.F. LOOP M E ETING j Sunday school at 10 a. m, Sunday preaching and commun This is round up month for our The Snake River Loop of I.O.O. ion, 11 a. m. F lodges are sponsoring a series Sunday school. A cordial Invitation Evangelistic meetings, 7:45 p. m. of social meetings in this area for to all and especially those who once The public is cordially invited to the members of the lodges, the la attended In the past. We are look attend our services, dles of the Rebekahs and their fam ing for you to come back. ST. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH Morning worship at 11 a. m. ilies. The last one was held at New Rev. Stanley Moore, Pastor Young peoples meeting at 7:15 Plymouth on Nov. 28 at which Ja Sunday school, 9:30 a. m. Sun mes Caldwell and Morris Solomon p. m. days. Evangelistic service at 8 p. m. of the Nyssa lodge were present. A- Sunday services at 7 p. m. Prayer meeting on Tuesday and bout two hundred Odd Fellows and Junior Y. P. F. first and third their families were present. They re Thursday evening. Mondays. port an exceptionally fine time was Senior Y. P. F. second and fourth PAR M A LUTH ERAN CHURCH had. Mondays. The next meeting of this series Guild second Wednesday. will be on Thursday evening, Dec. 1st Sunday in Advent. 12, 1940 at Emmett. Any Odd Fel D. S. CHURCH 10.00a. m.—Divine service, sermon low or Rebekah wishing to go and Sunday, 10 a. m.—Sunday School who has not transportation should by the pastor. meeting. 11 a. m. —Sunday school and B i get in touch with a member of the Sunday, 11:30 a. m.—Priesthood ble classes for all. lodge before that time. meeting. 1:15 p. m.—The Lutheran hour ov Nyssa’s turn to entertain the vis Sunday, 7:30 p. m. Sacrament iting lodges will not come until er K FX D . meeting, 2:30— Sunday school in the Alon March, but special plans are already Tuesday 2 p. m. Relief Society. underway to make It an outstand zo Huddleston home in Nyssa. I f you have no church home, or ing success. K IN G M AN CO M M UNITY do not attend regularly elsewhere, CHURCH - 8 - we urge you to worship with us. V i T E TE ’ A T E T ’E MEET Ernest Tetwiler, Pastor sitors are always welcome. Sunday school 10 a, m. Mrs. E. G The newly formed club which un "A Changeless Christ lor a Chang Osborn, superintendent. til recently has not been named Is Morning worship 11 a. m. now called the "Tete a Tete" club ing World." C.C.C. C O M M U N ITY CHURCH Christian Endeavor 7:45 p. m and is composed of the young ladies Evening worship 8:30 p. m. and younger married women of Nys Sunday School 10 a. m. sa. The club was entertained on Church Services 11 a. m. M ETH O D IST C O M M U N ITY Wednesday evening by Mrs. Floyd Christian Endeavor, 8 p. m. CHURCH Lewis who invited Mrs Robert T ho Mid-week prayer service, Thurs mpson as a guest for the evening. Merle W. Burres, Minister. day, 8 p. m. Contract was enjoyed during the Phone 131W Everyone always welcome. evening at which Mrs. Lawrence Church school 10 a. m. Brown made high score. Following Morning worship 11 a. m. F IR S T CHURCH OF CHRFST cards a late supper was served. Epworth League 7 p. m. SC IEN TIST Sunday will be observed as Rally 215 North 9th Street, Payette, Idaho - 8 - T H U R SD A Y EVENING BRID G E A branch of The Mother Church, Day in the Church school. Everyone Mrs. E. J. Powell was hostess to The First Church of Christ, Scient- Is urged to invite hts friends and neighbors who do not attend church the members of the Thursday ev lest. in Boston. Massachusetts. elsewhere to be presents A drama Sunday School— 10:00 a. m. ening bridge club for dessert and Reading Room — 710 1st Ave. given by the children and young contract at her home last week and North. Open daily from 2 to 4 p. m. Invited Mrs. Frank Morgan and Miss where the Bible and authorized people of the church school will take Eva Boydell as guests for the ev Christian Science Literature may be the place of the regular morning ening. Prizes for the evening were read, borrowed or purchased, and is worship service. Following the ser every day from two to four vice there will be a basket dinner. won by Mrs. Morgan. Miss Boydell open p. m , except Sundays and holidays. Everyone Is to bring his own dishes and Mrs. Carlos Buchner. and food with him. F U L L GOSPEL TABERNACLE The building committee expect to Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd N. Pounds M ITC H E LL BUTTE complete their plans for the build pastors. Sunday School at 10:00 a. m. ing of the church in the next few The annual Christmas party of the weeks. Construction will probably prf-scliool study club will be held Morning Worship 11 a. m. Evangelistic services on Sunday, start about the first of December December 17 at the home of Mrs. L Glenn McGinnnis. There will be a gift exchange and election of o f Mrs. John W all of Creston, Ore ficers for the coming year. gon, is visiting the Lowes at Mitchel Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Packer and Butte this week. family were visitors in Ontario Sun About 90 acres of lettuce were left day. standing in the fields due to low Riley Darden of Bakerfield, Cali prices and weather conditions. fornia is spending a few days at the Mrs. Tom Lowe and Mrs. J. P. Ira Marrs home. Dimaway attended the meeting of Mart Carlisle and his mother M rs the Kingman Kolony Book club at Callle Carlisle visited the Lowes at Mrs. John Holly in Adrian on Sat Mitchell Butte hot springs Sunday. urday last. The J. P. Dunaways have a new James W all returned to his home at Creston after a visit with Mr. tractor. and Mrs. Lowe The damage that was done to Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Judd and the Dunaway Rust, and Fivecoat family . Mr. and Mrs. Overstreet, places by the canal break last spring all of Newell Heights were guests of has been repaired by a Reclamation crew. the Lowes on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Dunnaway made a trip to Boise on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Davis of Oregon Trail visited at the Harold Fivecoats on Sunday. Mrs, Glen McGinnis and baby. Timmie came home from the hos pital Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Lew Fern and family visited the Virgil Packers Saturday NYSSA Phone 108 THEATRE FRIDAY and SATURDAY*DECEM BER 6, 7 Ralph Bellamy and Margaret Lindsey in “ELLERY QUEEN, MASTER DETECTIVE” Charles Starrett and Sons o f Pioneers in “D U R A N G O KID” Sat Mat.. 2.30 p. m.. A dm 5c-20c; Evening. 10c-33c, Includes tax SU N D A Y and M ONDAY, DECEMBER 8, 9 Rosiland Russell, Brian Aheme, Virginia Bruce and Robert Benchley in “HIRED W IF E ” Musical comedy and Cartoon, “ Recruiting Daze” Mat Sun 2:30, Adm 10c-28c, Evening Adm 10c-33c, Include« tax — B A R G A IN N IG H T — TUESDAY, DECEMBER 10 Jackie Cooper, and Gene Reynolds in “G A L L A N T SONS” Pete Smith Cartoon and “King of the Royal Mounted” Adm. Children 5c. Adult* 15c NYSSA ILSON G rocery OREGON A Dependable Food Store W EDNESDAY and THURSDAY, D E C 11, 12 Constance Moore. George Reeves, the Ritz Brothers and the Andrew Sisters in “ARGENTINE NIGHTS” Special Bing Crosby Subject, “ SW ING W IT H BING,” Color Cartoon and News lte - U r . Including Defense Tax Several songs are being prepared for the mass singings to be given at Weiser in the near future for which a church choral director from Salt Lake Is expected soon. Return From Trip The L. D. S. church is organiz ing a new choir. Officers of the new activity are Mrs. John Schesk, direc tor; G. L. Poulsen, president; M al colm Crawford, vice president, Mrs. Joe Russell, secretary and accom panist. The first meeting will be after Sacrifice meeting on Sunday and all those interested are request ed to be present. Guild to Meet The next meeting of the guild fo St. Paul’s Episcopal church will be on Wednesday. Dec. 11 at the home of Mrs. Dick Tenses with Mrs. Grant Rinehart assisting. Daughter Visits Miss Thelm a Cook visited over the week end at the parental A. A. Cook home. Extra! Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Boersma re turned on Sunday from a four day trip to Yakim a and Portland. House Guests Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Cole,” Ogden were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bumall Brown 'on Sunday. Mr. Cole had been in Nyssa and at the sugar fac tory for several days. In Boise Mrs. Bumall Brown, Mrs. La Ve- re Brown and Mrs. Joe Trent spent Friday in Boise. In Boise Mrs. Joe Trent spent Wednesday in Boise. Extra! WAR Extra! W AR I f one Wild Cat equals 10 Cougars I f one Cougar equals 10 Catamounts And one Catamount equals 10 Bengal Tigers How many black leopards does it take to equal one Greek? I f one Greek can lick his weight in wild cats How many Greeks will it cake ta clean Mussolini’s crock? I f one Juicy Jumbo makes one Greek lick his weight in wild cats How many Juicy Jumbos will it take to win the war? Mr. and Mrs. Frank Warren of 122 West Main, desire the pleasure and presence o f Dr. and Mrs. E. D. Norcott, and Mary, to an after the theatre Juicy Jumbo luncheon, (black tie) a date to suit their own pleasure and convenience. “ It’s A Sweet Place to M eet” Whal liner whiskey lor holiday cheer than^j OLD S unny B rook Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey Too Late to Classify GENU INE GOLD Seal congoleum rugs, 9x12, *5.50. Gold Seal sample Rugs 6x4V4, $1. Armstrong rugs, 9 x 12, $5.50. Crescent Seal 9 x 12 $3.95. The Nyssa Trader sells for less Main hiway north. “ ( H t . f . K F f /. A S I T S J V A M K M For those cheerful days house to take a look he heard a voice from the air shout “ Hello dad.’ Then the plane sailed away. The pilot was Carl Dunaway who had flown from Caldwell in 17 minutes. veral harbors and rivers on the Ore gon and Washington coasts will have to wait until the “emergency" is over as the White House prefers us ing the money for ammunition. When the President delivers his bu dget message residents of the coast will experience a genuine shock. No new projects will be started either for harbors or rivers and no new reclamation projects will be listed for approval. Washington scene—An immense tool machine ordered by Japan is available for any industry which can use It, for 1100,000. Uncle Sam step ped in, but is permitting Russia to receive *7.000.000 of tool machines . . Canadian apples are invading the American market, affecting the gro wers of Wenatchee. Yakima. Hood River, and Medford, but state de partment says nothing can be done about it . . Millions in Europe are starving; United States has a sur plus of food, but the British refuse to permit passage o f ships with re lief through the blockade and G er many refuses to guarantee safety. American Red Cross and Herbert Hoover are having no success in e f forts to soften their determination . . . Scooting over highway In a few months will be midget tanks, three feet high and six feet long, carrying machine guns and other weapons They will replace motorcycles and sidecar used by the army Henry Ford Is to manufacture them unless CTO pulls a strike at the Ford plant, which is in the air . . Sweden in tends suing the Vultee plant for not delivering fighting planes . . . The planes have been seised by the United States. but the United 8tates can not be sued. ju s t a h e a d , o rd e r the w h isk e y that’s “Cheer fu l as its Name”—order m e llo w , fine-tasting o l d sunny brook ! *110 *H N T $2.10 QT. B E A U TIF U L NEW Simmons velour Daveno bed only $35. Superbilt daveno beds $23.95 to $35. The Nys sa Trader sells for less. Main high way north. What have you to trade? Billy Reed, stationed on the U. S. S. Mississippi at Seattle, visited Cattlemen in Nyssa recently with his uncle Ernest Smith Sam Ross, well known stockman and family. of Jordan Valley was a business vis South Mitchell Butte was treated itor in this area the first of the to the sight of an airplane maneuv week. ering over the valley one Sunday afternoon lately. The plane circled Washington News over the Dunaway home and when (Continued from Page 1) Mr. Dunaway stepped out of the Much wanted improvements in se PROGRAM In Ontario Mrs. Les Ernest and Miss Georgia Dennis were Ontario visitors on Monday. Visits From Cheyenne Merle Mowry, nephew of H. F. Sinianer arrived on Monday for a thirty day visit with Mr. and Mrs. Sinianer and their sons. Mowry is enlisted in the Cavalry and station ed at Cheyenne, Wyoming and is on a thirty day furlough from Fort Warren. Mrs. Long 111 While at church on Susday Mrs. J. T. Long suffered an attack of acute gastritis and was taken to her home where Dr. J. J. Sarazin was called. While still confined to bed, Mrs. Long is reported to be improv ing. This whiskey is 4 YEARS O LD 93 Proof National Distillers Prod. Corp., N. Y. GIFTS TO W E A R - - - Will Please Them Most! Give him a W ING SHIRT, a gift that is sure to please. In the Latest Plain or Striped. Aeroplane Cloth Collarl and Cuffs. $l.65 "M EN ’S SW EATERS Tw o tone jacket type Zipper Pockets TIES Hollywood Styled Stripes, Patterns and solid colors Dresses W e find our selves over-stocked on these lovely dresses, which sell at the regular price o f $7.95. All Must Go At $5.9° HOUSECOATS. You’ll be sure to please Her with one of the ever popular and use ful House Coats. $1.98 up h ----- Cl----- Use Our Lay-a-way Plan A TKESO N ’S STORE Men i and Ladies Wearing Apparel ______ Third and Main Streets, Nyssa
