Nyssa gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1937-199?, January 23, 1941, Image 3

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    THE NYSSA1 (TATE CITY JOURNAL
THURSDAY, JANUARY 23,1941
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and Gerald Jensen spent Sunday at ed 55 in attendance in spite of mud­
every so often over the radio that shelf or two wouldst not come amiss
dy country roads.
during the last war and the Wilson in the family catch all so didst take
the Ben Iver home in Nampa.
Mr. and Mrs. O. Z. Matthews and
administration that there had been a quick hop to the Nyssa Lumber
family and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Cheerful Cooks
no favoritism to sons of the wealthy and there didst purchase all the
Pierce visited at the Perry Matthews The Cheerful Cooks club met with
and influential at the time of the things that it takes and in spite of
home in Payette 8unday afternoon. their lear, Mrs H. A. Sherwood on
draft. Well, maybe not. But we did the reputed rise in building cost
I. L. Cooper attended an L. D. S.
a bit of a tour In Guam and there were not completely financially
afternoon and as part of
Stake Conference at Weiser Sun­ Saturday
knew a twenty-four year old major busted in the deal. But so one al­
their
program
the girls were weigh­
day.
In the Marines who had not been ways finds at the estimable lumber
ed.
A
few
were
found to be under­
Invited
to
are pub
farther from home than the state emporium whether 'tis a modern the columns
ers or of ________________________
others
int
weight.
the
Journal
to
carry
Important
messages
and
notices
college. Then there were two lieu­ business block they would erect or to their congregations. Please try to get your copy in by Tuesday of
OWYHEE
tenants Just out of prep school at a couple of hinges to keep the back each week.
the advance age of twenty-one and screen from falling off the family
The Owyhee community club met
CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE
CHURCH OF CHRIST
twenty-two years. They were nice manse.
with Mrs. Jessie Skinner with Mrs. Notice To Hog Raisers
Sixth
Near
Main
boys and tripped the light fantastic And speaking of something new
Meets in Legion Hall.
Frank Crocker assisting on Thurs­
the installation of a new
delightfully, but they scarce­ and different in food things has seen
Vem Martin, Pastor
Minister J. S. Beam, Ontario. day, Jan. 16. Election of officers re­ With
scale at
Things About Nyssa's Shops ly most
knew how to keep on their swords and tasted those delicious and ltty
Sunday Bible School, 10 a. m. sulted in the following: President, THE
RAILWAY STOCK YARDS
during parade. Guam at that time bitty sausages that Butch doest Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Sunday preaching and commun­ Mrs. Blanch Hite; vloe president,
was considered fairly safe and se­ make these days at the Nyssa Pack­ Morning worship at 11 a. m.
Mrs. Jessie Skinner, secretary and we are now receiving your hogs
ion, 11 a. m.
Whether we like it or not, these cure.
ing company store.
Young peoples meeting at 7:15 Evangelistic meetings, 7:45 p. m. treasurer, Mrs. Oral Strickland. Mrs. there every Friday, paying the
United States seem to be heading
The public is cordially Invited to Charlotte Kygar and Mrs. Belle highest price the market permits
for the good old European round The first shot of hostilities be­ Fine they are toasted on a crack­ p. m.
Bradley were prize winners. Re­ and seeking to serve you in every
up where they a re lashing and tween the United States and Ger­ er for the snack platter or fried crisp Evangelistic service at 8 p. m. attend our services.
freshments of jello, salad and coffee
branding the male youth of the many, however, was fired at that and brown with a hot cake at break­ Prayer meeting on Tuesday and
ST. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH were served. The February meeting possible way.
world. In fact, we hear there is bet­ wee bit of terra firma in the old fast. Then, there is some of Butches Thursday evening.
will be with Mrs. Martha KUngback FRANK KULLANDER
Rev. Stanley Moore, Pastor
ting that ere spring is well begun Pacific when the crew of the Intern­ own particular make of Canadian
Sunday school, 8:30 a. m. Sun­ and Doris.
this nation will be actually at war ed Comoran scuttled their ship in bacon. If one is lucky enough to get FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST
Mesdames Blanch Hite, Bulah
days.
SCIENTIST
and men on the move to unan­ Plti bay. With a scratch of the pen there ere it is all gone.
Franklin and Martha KUngback at­
nounced destination. Great ships by a few powerful men, miles away, Hast the rains of the autumn bes­ 215 North 8th Street, Payette. Idaho Sunday services at 7 p m
and women who had been meared and bedraggled the fall A branch of The Mother Church, Junior Y. P. F first and third tended the P.-T. A. meeting at the j
steathlly slipping unsung and un- men
school Thursday evening
for many months suddenly cahapeau 'til it doest remind thee The First Church of Christ, Sclent- Mondays
anounced for some mysterious un­ friends
Senior
Y.
P.
F.
second
and
loui
II'
Charles Culbertson left Friday for The Little Hermits say:
became enemies with authority to of
known foreign port, there to line kill
lest.
in
Boston,
Massachusetts.
a last year's birds nest. Then take
Mondays.
Portland
with a car of cattle from
other on sight. An Ameri­ a look
Sunday
School—10:00
a.
m.
up and shoot to kill or be shot. It is can each
see at the fine bargains in
Guild second Wednesday.
the KUngback and Culbertson home. |
nurse who had married an of­ winter head
Reading
Room
—
710
1st
Ave.
hell at its worst.
gear
that
Earnie
Wil­
Recent word from Mrs. A. C. Brad­
Open
daily from
to 4 p. m.
was placed in the camp with
And yet It seems that It must be, ficer
and his co-horts do be offering North.
where
the Science
Bible
and 2 authorized
L. U. S. CHURCH
ley who is very ill at her daughter's
other prisoners of war and later son
Hitler must not win. He and his co­ sent
at
the
Wilson
Dry
Goods
store.
Christian
Literature
may
be
to an Internment camp with Shapes there are to fit even the read, borrowed or purchased, and is Sunday. 10 a. m. Sunday School heme in Lewiston is that she is im­
horts and legion must not emerge her husband
proving.
here in the states. A most peculiar style of beauty and so open
every day from two to four meeting.
from this conflict victorious. In that group of natives
from New Guineas low in cost that no one need pray p. m„ except Sundays and holidays. Sunday, 11:30 a. m — Priesthood Mr. and Mrs. Rex Walters of Boise fo r Q uality, Flavor
case never again in this generation who had been taken
visited at the parental Walters home
prisoners from that their worst enemy will not meet FULL GOSPEL TABERNACLE meeting.
or the next would our country know an English ship suddenly
Sunday, 7:30 p. m. Sacrament in Owyhee on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.
freedom, peace and security, for to free men again and just that became
them
when
on
the
way
to
market.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Lloyd
N.
Pounds
an d ValueV
Brewer of the Ontario vicinity have
meeting.
many
keep those devasting hordes from
enough for town and party
pastors.
Tuesday, 2 p. m. Relief Society moved to their ranch in Owyhee for­
mouths for this government to Nice
out of our national boundaries would more
Sunday
School
at
10:00
a.
m.
wear
every
single
one
of
them
is.
merly the Ray Cantrell ranch.
until they were sent back to
require military law, an ever in­ feed
on the tables of that emporium Morning Worship 11 a. m.
The Owyhee Sunday school boast-
METHODIST
COMMUNITY
their own land on an American epo- And
creasing program against all foreign ra
we also didst spy out some nifty Evangelistic services on Sunday,
CHURCH
after the Armistice. And now buys
attack. To say nothing of the pros­ in boat
in
sweaters.
Just
the
thing
to
those very waters we read of an­ perk one up these gloomy dampish PARMA LUTHERAN CHURCH
Merle W. Burres, Minister.
tration of our financial and econ­ other
enemy raider at work.
Phone 131W
omic scheme.
days.
A. Scmldt, Paster
Church school 10 a. m.
Not long after the last Armistice It almost seems that war is a sub­ And at the Atkeson Frock and Ap­ 10 a. A. m.—Divine
service
with
the
Morning worship 11 a. m.
we were told by an American offi­ conscious and ungovernable urge in parel shop are some worthy buys in celebration of Holy Communion.
Epworth
League 7 p. m.
cer who was with the mopping up the mind of Man, and has no more all
manner
of
wearing
things
and
“A Very Present Help
squads of the A.E.F. in France and been controlled than other primi­ dress goods at pleasing prices. Hast in Sermon:
Trouble." There will be a brief
KINGMAN COMMUNITY
Belgium and was also in Germany tive urges in the being of the homo seen the beautous undies and neg­ congregational
meeting immediate­
CHURCH
at the close of fighting, that there sapiens. No wonder they often ab­ ligees on display. Buy now and store ly after the service.
Ernest
Tetwller, Pastor
was no doubt In his mind had the breviate that last to “saps.”
against another gift time and 11 a. m.—Sunday school and Bible Sunday school
10 a. m. Mrs E. O
Central Powers won then, the Unit­ But war or no war, regardless of away
make
some
maid
or
her
mamma
or
classes
fo
rail.
Osborn,
superintendent.
ed States would have been the next whether It Is man made or the out grandmaw happy.
1:15 p. m. —The Lutheran Hour Morning worship 11 a. m.
to be attacked.
growth of a Cosmic urge, life goes Shop in Nyssa with Journal ad­ over
KFXD.
Endeavor 7:45 p m.
If It were so then, under a ruler on. Babes are born, the aged pass vertisers
ye wilt not waste thy 2:30 p. m.—Branch Sunday school Christian
Evening
worship
8:30 p. m.
who had family ties and many mem­ on, wc eat an dsleep and work and time nor and
at the Alonze Huddleston home in
thy gas going farther.
ories of early friendliness with Eng­ play the years through, and little
Nyssa.
OF GOD
land’s royal family, what would it be by little this old race does show
8 p. m.—Preaching service at the The ASSEMBLY
- - - the ENERGY
now under a dictator who has no improvement.
Church
With
a Welcome
JORDAN
VALLEY
Rldgeview school.
memories of early friendship nor of Perhaps that is the reason that
South
Second
between
Reece
and
Thursday 8 p. m.—The Sunday
FOOD for athletes, the
a happy childhood.
Mr. and Mrs. Eulogio Madariaga School
of us live to eat and o thers gave
King
Teachers’ Training Course in
a
big
dinner
Sunday
in
honor
Like It or not we seem to be in some
eat
to
live.
Be
that
as
It
may,
those
Old
Testament
History
at
the
par­
Pastor, Ivan West
business person and
that well-known position between Calavo’s that they are selling so of their daughter. Mrs. John Griner, sonage.
from Portland, who is intending to If you have no church home, we Sunday school, 10 a. m.
his Satanic Majesty and the deep reasonably
at
the
Wilson
grocery
especially for
blue sea.
at Main near Second will serve stay for about a month.
you to come and worship with Morning worship, 11 a. m.
And like it or not, we who do not store
Mrs. Domingo Yturri has gone to Invite
the
purpose
either
way.
Rich
in
Evangelistic
services,
8
p.
m.
Visitors are always welcome. “A
CHILDREN.
go, will pay with it by the sweat of flavor, vitamins and nutrition they Boise to spend a few days with her us.
Changeless Christ for a Changing Young Peoples service, 8 p. m.
YOUR
our brow until it hurts.
daughter,
Mrs.
Ed
Smith.
too. If perchance they so far
World.”
Prayer meeting, Tuesday, 8 p. m. ORDER
And while we are on this sub­ are
MILK
AND
CREAM
have
seemed
insipid
and
tasteless,
Several
loads
of
cattle
have
been
ject. We were astonished during the try a dash of lemon juice and salt hauled fro here this week. Hie ship­
monopoly were enjoyed in the even­ FROM
Caldwell
visitors
on
Thursday.
recent presidential election to hear sprinkled oer them Just before they pers were: Mr. Bill Maher, Mr. Ben
served at the close.
SHELTON’ DAIRY
and Mrs. John Reffett were ing Mr. with and lunch
Mrs. Harry Shelton of
are served or fill the cavity when Mills and the Gusman Bros. The in Mr.
Vale
Thursday.
Boise
and
Mrs.
Rock
Shelton
were
the seed is removed with a tasty local trucks have done most of the Ed Steiner left for Monument
MILK and CREAM
business visitors in Ontario Mon­
catsup, eschewall oily and heavy hauling.
National D istillers Products
where
he
will
enter
a
CCC
camp.
dressings.
Phone 05J2
day.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
George
S.
Parks
were
Corporation, New York
Mr.
and
Mrs
.Dale
Llmbaugh
and
But it is not just avacadoes that
friends at Danner last week Mr. and Mrs. U. E. Parker were din­ Mr. and Mrs. Luther Fife and Lila
Barney doest have in the fresh visiting
were
in
Weiser
on
business
Sunday.
Dr. W. W. Jones was a business ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. East­
vegetable and fruit line. Thou wilt visitor
Mrs. I. L. Cooper and Thelma had
in Boise last Tuesday.
man Friday p. m.
have to see for thy self his variety. Ben Mills
Sunday dinner at the Jesse Calla
was
a
business
visitor
in
Verily, it is too numerous to count Caldwell Tuesday.
D. J. Knottingnam has drilled han home.
here.
wells for Bill Parker and Elza Nlc- Mr. and Mrs. Harry Shelton of
JJolce Palmer was visiting cum this week.
And Lucien Wray has taken his Mrs.
are spending the week-end at
Caldwell Tuesday.
inentory and the kinks and creaks in Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Arch Eastman and Boise
Rock Shelton home.
and
Mrs.
Sabano
Madariaga
in
the
knee
jbintsresulting
there
U.
E.
Parker
went
to
Caldwell
on
CARL H. COAD
Luther Fife was a business v
Mrs. John Griner were visiting business Saturday.
from have been rubbed and lllni- and
grips
LOW COST
in
Mrs.
Manuel
Aburuso
at
the
Lan-
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
mented away, but the stock is first ning ranch Tuesday.
Dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Weiser Saturday evening.
class and now there are some grand
Limbaugh on Sunday were
PHONE 31
SAFE
Mr. Daniel Elguren has gone to Dale
SILENTLY f Y f c j j f i l V
after Christmas buys just waiting Boise
Mrs.
Himes
two daughters
Nyssa, Oregon
days. From there he and two sons and of her
Emmett
and
Mr.
for the smart shoppers. And hast is going for to a few
Homedale where he will and Mrs. U. E. Parker and family. day.
LONG WEAR
SURELY
the pretty selection of lamps
work
with
the
Archald Sheep Co.
L. A. Maulding, M.D. seen
in his window at so low a price while Mrs. Bud Pervis
is visiting Mr. and ALBERTA VALLEY
they last.
Physician and Surgeon
Mrs.
Ike
Crossiby
at
Rome.
Tis
no
mean
special
that
the
Phone 37
and Mrs. John Baxter went Mrs. Christene Jensen of Parma
LINING
Main's Cleaners do be putting on to Mr.
to visit.
Hours: 10 to 12 and 1 to 5
this week too. Wilt pay to collect all A1 Caldwell
spent
Monday
at
the
Luther
Fife
the CCC boys of camp 3690
Dally- Except Sunday
the winter bedraggled frocks, coats
have been sent to Rupert, Idaho. home.
Fry Building
and John's drooping bespattered They
Lake of Weiser spent part
P R U Y N ’S G A R A G E
will be replaced by 200 boys of Ocar
headgear and tote it to that reliable who will
the week at the O. Z. Matthews done.
arrive
here
Friday.
cleaning
establishment
for
a
refur­
C. M. Tensen was in Vale on bi
TOWNSEND CLUB bishing. now that they art offering Tuesday night a basketball game home.
2nd and Main Street
Flndllng who has been stay­ ness Monday.
was played at the high school gym ing Billy
MEETINGS
their annual 342 special.
Jake
Fischer
attended
a
big
mi
at
the
W.
F.
Flndllng
home
dur-
Too, it does seem that in times of bteween the town girls and the high his mother's illness returned home ing in Ontario Monday evening
Meeting 2nd and 4th Tuesday national
girls. The score was 42-32 Saturday morning.
distress and emergency school
at 8 p. m. at City Hall
Gerald Jensen and Elizabeth
in
favor
town girls.
that
the
need
for
amusement
and
Grendahl
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Gerrit
Groat,
Mr.
A. L. McClellan President entertainment becomes increased Mr. W. of R. the
Helm has gone to Seat­ and Mrs. Dick Groot, Mrs. Chris Tuesday. returned to Salt Lake
ECONOMIZE
Don Graham _____Secretary
tle. He will be accompanied home Van
To
forget
the
worries
and
heart­
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Gerrit
Sum
called
Zelf
and
Mrs.
Kees
Vander
by Using Our
The Public Is Invited
by his wife who has spent the past Winkel helped Jake Oroot of Ar­ at the Kees Muntjewerlff home in
aches the movies of this era wilt month
with
her
daughters
there.
Genuine
do their part. And here in Nyssa at
celebrate his birthday Sunday. Big Bend Sunday afternoon.
the Nyssa theatre we have a dandy Victor Acarrigui left for Seattle cadia
NYSSA AERIE
Ted Howell has been ill with the
were served.
which provides all the best pictures last Wednesday where has has found Refreshments
Mrs. Bill Flndllng returned home flu the past week.
F. O. E. NO. 2134 and
employment ds a welder.
cinematics
at
truly
low
prices.
from the Nyssa Nursing home Fri­ A 5 pound daughter was bom to
Meets Wednesday Night
Oft do we wonder that we can get Mr. Fermlne Calzacorta and Mrs. day.
Frances FVwter of Nyssa is Mr. and Mrs. Frank Winkles Satur­
AT EAGLES HALL
John
Calzacorta
made
a
business
so much for so little.
helping
day at the Nyssa Nursing home
trip
to
Boise
Tuesday
Visiting Eagles Welcome
Tis a neat collection of fine lamps Jimmy Wroten celebrated his Mr. and her. Mrs. Jake Groot and son with
Dr. Maulding in charge. The
HARRY MINER, Sec.
that Tom Nordale doest be showing sixth birthday on the 16th of Janu­ of Arcadia, Rlkus Van Twlsk of Val­ daughter
A 4-inch fu.l b.d in th.
named Donna La
BERNARD FROST, Pres.
at his furniture show and sales ary. A dozen little boys were invited ley View, and Mr. and Mrs. Oerrltt Vone. Both was mother
kitchen rang, with this
and daughter
room on Main t'wixt First and Sec­ and games were played and refresh­ Oroot helped Dick Groot celebrate are reported to be doing nicely.
b . t t . r Utah C oal is
and selling them at such a neat ments were served by his sisters. his birthday. Thursday Cards and Miller Jensen, Elizabeth Grendahl
GATE CITY LODGE ond.
•qual to th. usual 8-
price that every home furnisher can Mr. Albert Berjalbis accompanied
inch fu.l b«d.
No. 214
afford at least one. Particularly nice
are the bed lamps that wilt provide by Helen Mark left for oBise Friday
to visit with friends there
a soft reading light for the person evening
few days.
who doest a bit of bed perusing a Mrs.
Meets Tuesdays
lykmasco Elordi has been
night or early mom.
8 p. m.
with the flue the past two
Just when we didst hear of the quite
Her daughter, Mrs. John Lot-
I.O.O.F.
Temple
fine ice skating at Long Pond and weeks.
First Street, South
tz has been taking care of her.
before
we
couldst
unscramble
our
Virgil E. Johnson,
skates from the stow away shelf,
Gem, Bliss and White Rose
Noble Grand
came
the thaw and the rain and we
UPPER
SUNSET
M. F. Solomon
didst have all our trouble for
SE E D P O T A T O ES
Secretary
naught. But 'twas not altogther in Te Wahine club met on Thursday I
vain for didst decide that a new at the home of Emily Bergan with
12 members present. A report was
Onion and Spring Lettuce
made by Mr. Schneider on plans
for our community hall. The men
SEEP
interested in the building met at the
Black home Thursday p. m.
The next meeting of the Wahine
club will be at Mary Reffetts on i
J.C. W atson Co., Parma
A L T H O M P S O N 6- S O N
Thursday, Jan. 30.
Mr
and
Mrs.
Dale
Limbaugh.
Mr
I
When they have better insurance we
and Mrs. Dude Parker and Arch
FEED—SEED—COAL
or
will have it
Eastman went to Vale and Payette
on business Monday.
Across From Telephone Building
Mrs. Roy Rooks tool is improving
rapidly and is now allowed to have
Duncan
Bros.
Nyssa
Phone 26
2nd and Goode Ave.
Phone 97
company.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hints were
Ye Snooper’s
Column
“IT H ITS
THE M ARK
Professional
Cards
For QUICK, SAFE, SMOOTH STOPS
Warner
LIBERTY
COAL
FOR SALE
INSURE
IN SURE
INSURANCE
FRANK T. MORGAN