THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL
THURSDAY, MAY 29, 1941
FOR SALE
FR RENT
NEW BABY Beds,lange38“x54” size,
ATTRACTIVETERMS,
long
time
Too Late to Classify
Mrs. Ronald Burke and her small Cards were received this week by
lease on N W '.N W 1. Sec. 23, Twp. 19 unpainted »5.95; mattress *3.95 Iv
daughter are visiting at the parental friends of Mr and Mrs Dugan Sea-
S.. Range 36 E. W. M. known as the ory or maple finished nursery chairs
! FOR RENT
with emamelde vessel *1.98. The
C J. Keizer home.
man announcing the birth of a dau-
Bob Russell place.
BOARD AND ROOM
Nyssa Trader sells for less, Main
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■ ghter. Billie Lee, bom at Salem on
See Frank T. Morgan.
LARGE. AIRY sleeping room, well
Highway north.
furnished. Beard If desired. Mrs.
May
FOR SALE
Mrs. Seaman Is the former Loretta
W. H. Beam.
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ANKOR-HOLT cream seperator, j FOR SALE
Buell, daughter of Mr and Mrs
»12.50; Eccnomy King. *10.00. guar- j BEAUTIFUL FOUR Piece walnut
FOR SALE
John Buell. Nyssa. Mrs. Buell has
STRAWBERRIES. Some next week. anteed in writing to separate to your j bedroom set,*89.50; sells elsewhere
Just returned from a visit with her
Invited
W L Schafer, Kingman Kolony. I satisfaction or your money refunded. | for *139.50. The Nyssa Trader sells
daughter at Salem.
thecolum ns of the J o u m llt o c a ^ important messages and notices
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m their congregations. Please try to get your copy in by Tuesday of
ticularly want we will get it for you
Highway north. Open Sundays.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter S. Haggerty, each week.
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FOR RENT
at a large saving.
New Plymouth, spent Sunday with
C H U R C H O F C H R IS T
TWO HINSCH houses. See Frank FOR SALE
Mrs. Roy Perry at Adrian.
Revival meetings continue. Each
NEW UNPAINTED hardwood chairs,
T. Morgan.
Other guests of Mrs. Perry last
night except Friday at 8 P. M. at the
92 cents. New breakfast sets, fin
week were Mr. and Mrs. Stanley
American Legion hall. Good crowds FOR SALE
ished table and four hardwood
Sunday
school
at
10
a.
m.
Connel, Van Nuys, California, who
have been attending and several WESTERN ELECTRIC sewing ma chairs. *995. New chest of drawers
W h e th e r
Morning worship at 11 a. m.
paid her a surprise visit They plan
chine. Five tube radio. Mrs. Ed. $2.75 and up. The Nyssa Trader
have been added to the church. The
7:15
Young peoples meeting at
to return later for an extended visit.
topics for the week will be as follows: Steinkfc.
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p. m.
Friday—The Word of God and The
it ’s a
Mrs.
Fred
Mitchell
will
accompany
; WANTED
Evangelistic service at 8 p. m.
Mrs Bob Burns returned home on
New Testament Church."
— and wholesome
the
bride
and
groom
to
Salt
Lake
|
Prayer meeting on Tuesday and
Friday from Holy Rosary hospital
RADIO REPAIR work by experienc
Saturday—“For Sinners Only.”
at Ontario where she had under gone Thursday evening.
Sunday Morning—“The Cross and City where they will be married in 1 ed man. Inquire or leave radios at
Healthy Gate City
the
L.
D.
S.
Temple.
Mrs.
Mitchell
a major operation the week pre
Nyssa Trader.
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the N. T. Church.”
viously.
F IR S T C H U R C H O F C H R IS T
Sunday Evening—“Unity and the I will remain there for a visit.
Daily Milk is a
FOR
SALE
S C IE N T IS T
New Testament Church."
LINOLEUM RUGS for less. A large
Monday—“C h u r c h Membership LORENE RAMBAUD
necessary part of
variety of patterns. Crescent Seal
1 E. T. McNALLY JR.
Tire following applications for
and
The
N.
T.
Church.”
9x12, $3.29 and Gold Seal $4.95 and
building permits have been filed 215 North 9th Street, Payette Idaho
Tuesday—'"Eternity and the New BRIDE AND GROOM
A
branch
of
The
Mother
Church,
a well balanced meal with the Citv Recorder:
Lorene Rambaud and Edward T $5.95. The Nyssa Trader sells for
No. 472 E. O Muir & Co. Remod. The First Church of Christ, Sclent- Testament Church.”
McNally, Jr., were married March 27 less, main highway north.
Wednesday—“What
About
The
and Add R.R.R. O. W.
*2,000.00. iest. In Boston, Massachusetts.
M orning and Evening
Bible and the Present World Crisis?" in an impressive ceremony performed
Sunday School—10:00 a. m.
May 27, 1941.
Deliveries
Thursday—“The Climax of Hu by the Rev. Boyd G. Cubbage at Sal
Reading Room — 710 1st Ave.
If no written protests have been
ly's Swedish Inn, Anchorage. Alaska.
filed within ten (10) days from the North. Open daily from 2 to 4 p. m. man Dramma.”
The couple took their vows beneath
date of this publication by owners where the Bible and authorized
of property in the City of Nyssa, Christian Science Literature may be ST . P A U L ’ S E P ISC O P A L M IS SIO N a bower of roses and gardenias which
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read,
borrowed
or
purchased,
and
is
the above applications will be ap
open every day from two to four The Rev. B. Stanley Moore, Vicar adorned one corner of the room,
proved
p. m.. except Sundays and holidays.
Morning prayer and sermon 9:30 while guests stood amidst the beau
tiful decorations of red tulips, yellow
a. m.
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F U LL G O S P E L T A B E R N A C L E
Holy Communion and sermon daffodils and quanities of cut flow
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd N. Pounds
each Fourth Sunday of the month ers.
The bride wore a navy blue and
pastors.
Church school at 10:30 a. m.
pink dress and a gardenia in her
Sunday School at 10:00 a. m.
L. D. S. CHURCH
Morning Worship 11 a. m.
Sunday, 10 a. m.—Sunday School hair, and Mary Ann Wentz, the
bridesmaid, wore a grey and red en
Evangelistic services on Sunday, meeting.
*
Sunday, 11:30 a. m.—Priesthood semble with a corsage of roses and
gardenias. The bridal boquet was
meeting.
PA RM A LUTH ERAN CHURCH
made of gardenias and large red
7:30
p.
m.
Sacrament
Sunday,
A. A. S chm idt, Pastor
rose buds.
meeting.
Pentecost:
Standing with the groom as best
Tuesday, 2 p. m. Relief Society
10:00 A. M. Divine service. Ser
man was Dewaine Hardin, brother of
mon: “ I believe in the Holy Ghost.”
the bride.
M E T H O D IS T C O M M U N IT Y
11:00 A. M. Sunday School and
Following the ceremony Mr. and
CHURCH
Bible classes for all.
Let the Building Bug bite you!
Mrs. McNally presided over a love
There will be a meeting of the con
Protect your ear. Make room tor
ly wedding dinner which was serv
M E T H O D IS T C H U R C H
gregation immediately after the ser
ed at the Inn, concluded with the
storing lawn mower and garden
Rev. M erle Burres, P astor
vices on Sunday.
cutting of a huge wedding cake.
tools. We supply plans, materials
Phone 129R
The young people will attend the
Guests at the dinner besides the
Sunday School 10:00 a. m.
and pay for labor. You pay noth
one Rally at Emmett, Idaho.
bridal party were Edward McNally,
Church 11:00 a. m.
ing down and , . .
Epworth and intermediate Lea father of the groom, Sophie Cooper,
^
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ASSEM BLY OF G OD
Jack
Wasmer,
Wallace
Knight,
Bes
gues 7:30 p. m.
Every pair of these high quality shoes are dras- =
Sunset Valley Avenue
sie Nichols, Mr. and Mrs. Solan, Har
C
larence
B
rotzm
an.
Pastor
ticaliy price reduced. You’ll find the pair you =
ley Curtis, Earl Hobnet. and Mr. and
K IN G M A N K O L O N Y
Sunday Scool 10:00 A. M.
Sunday school 10 a. m. Mrs. E. G. Mrs. Hal Chance.
want. At the price you want to pay.
Morning Worship 11:00 A. M.
Osborn .superintendent.
Budget Building allows 3 years to
Evangillstic Service 8:00 P. M.
M"rning Worship 11 a. m
Visits In Utah
pay. Simple as opening a charge
Prayer Meeting. Wednesday 8:00
Mrs.
Betty
Farbes
is
visiting
her
Christian
Endeavor
7:45
p.
m.
D resses
$2 . 9 5
* 1 .9 8
P. M.
account . . . . at
daughter and her family at Copper-
Evening Worship 8:30 p. m.
field. Utah and will see her grand
daughter graduate from High School
and her grandson from grammer
M e n ' s D r e s s S h i r t s ____ 9 8 c f
school.
To Utah
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Cottle and
2 P ie c e S e r v ic e S u it s $2 .4 5 |
Lyle will spend the week end visit
m
m
m
ing In Utah and Mrs. Cottle and Lyle
A regular $2.98 value. Sanforized.
“ T h e re ’« n ynrfl nen r y o n ”
Phone 94
will remain for a two weeks visit Phone 15
Nyssa
NYSSA
ATTEND SMORGOSBORD
won by Mrs. Arthur H. Boydell and with relatives and friends.
D W IG H T S M IT H , M anager
A ttends G rad u ation
Mr and Mrs. John E. Ostrom were Mrs. Bernard Frost.
A T K E S O N ’S S T O R E
Mrs. J. C. Bowman left on Thurs
guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Poise
day for a visit to Portland where she
in Boise on Sunday when the latter CARD PARTIES
Men’s and Ladies Wearing Apparel
entertained about fifty guests at
Mrs. Leslie McClure, Mrs. Omer will visit with her sisters and attend
an elaborate Smorgosbord.
Adkinson and Mrs. Carlos Buchner the graduation execrcises of her
Third and Main Streets, Nyssa
entertained at dessert and contract niece.
SUNDAY
PICNIC
at
a series of parties at the home
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A group of about forty persons of Mrs. Buchner on Friday evening
who were former friends and neigh and Saturday afternoon. Cut roses
bors in Haakon county, South Da in profusion were used as room and
kota enjoyed a picnic at the home table decorations.
of Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Robbins on
Guests for seven tables were in
Sunday. The group comprised of nine vited for Friday evening when pri
families who are now living in this zes were won by Mrs. William E.
district.
Schireman, Mrs. Herbert H. Fisher
and Mrs. Glea Billings.
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THURSDAY BRIDGE
For Saturday afternoon, guests
Mrs. Keith Bailey entertained the were invited for six tables and prizes
members of the Thursday afternoon went to Mrs. Burnell Brown. Mrs.
INSURANCE
bridge club at her home on Wednes Joe Trent and Mrs. Carl Coad.
R eal Estate
day afternoon. Inviting Mrs. Bur-
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Grocery Specials for Saturday, May 31
nall Brown as a guest for the after VERNA MITCHELL HONORED
“ As Close As Y our T eleph on e“
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W e will b ' > i all day Friday, May 30
noon. High scores were made by Mrs. Mrs. Fred Mitchell was hostess at
Frank T. Morgan and Mrs. E. D a lawn party and shower at her
Memorial Day
Norcott.
home Saturday afternoon in hon
j
oz. bottle
or of her daughter, Vema.who is to
C e r ic
4 8 c
WEDNESDAY EVENING BRIDGE be married June 1 to Mr. Morgan
Mrs. Robert Thompson was hostess Hanson of Ontario. Guests.were Mrs.
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Surefine 8 oz. bottles
to the Wednesday evening bridge Earl Strickland. Mrs. Fred Stephens.
CORNELL BOWLING
club at her home this week and in Mrs. Prillen, Mrs. Earl Crocker, Mrs.
K e c tin
2 for
2 5 c
vited Mrs. Frank Rambaugh and Coulter. Mrs. Will Orr. Mrs Elton
ALLEYS
Mrs. Charles Paridis as lor the Smith. Mrs. Lila Mitchell. Mrs. Cal
Main Street
evening.
Following cards a late lahan. Mrs. Buffington, Mrs. John
Nyssa
3 5 c
O a ts
9 lb. bag
supper was enjoyed. High scoress for Strickland. Mrs. Ole Ege. Mrs. Chas.
Double Feature
the evening went to Mrs. A. V. Cook Chritten and Miss June Mitchell.
P edS
Sun Valley No 2 cans
and to Mrs. Ernest McClure.
Refreshments
were
served.
Friday and Saturday, May 30-31
2 5 c
Visits Parents
Cards Announce Birth
Visit From New Plymouth
CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE
Sixth Near Main
Vera Martin, Pastor
Home From Hospital
BUILDING PERMITS
J
Complete
Gate City Dairy
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Living Room
Set - or a
C lea n U p
S h o e S a le
Lawn Chair ....
L A D IE S |
and Children's S H O E S 1
Low $ ffJ per
As
#]P Month
USE YOUR
CREDIT
at
Reg.
[B JH S ElP A Y EfiT Ej
COMPA
¡2
-s-
Nordale
Furniture
Store
Take Your Time!
D R IV E
CAREFULLY
YOU MAY KILL ONE OF MY CUSTOMERS
FOOD
Bernard Eastman
VALUER
Nyssa
P
i for
NYSSA
Phone 108
P e a n u i
B u iie r
C ra ck e rs
P itte d
S a la d
fa[b
17c
J J ! * .« .
O a teS
2 packages
D r e s s in g
qt jar
P ork & B ea n s
S h o r te n in g
T o m a to
2 3 c
J u ic e
2 7 c
3 1 c
2 9 c
Ä
49c
S
3 3f o r can
2 3 c
^ _____ Our Mothers
L o O C O a 2 lb. cans
17c
Begining Monday June 2 we will be
OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 9 P. M.
W
ILSON
G rocery
NYSSA
OREGON
A Dependable Food Store
BIRTHDAY PARTY
On May 9. 1941. Mardle Sallee cele
brated her eleventh birthday An
niversary when her mother. Mrs. A.
C. Sallee Invited ten of Mardies
friends to a theatre matinee. After
wards the guests returned to the
Sallee home to cut the birthday cake
and enjoy refreshments.
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OALLOPINO BREAKFAST
The second In a series of gallop
ing breakfasts sponsored by The
Guild of St. Pauls was enjoyed on
Friday morning by about thirty
ladles. The breakfast was held at
the home of Mrs. Dick Tensen and
Mrs Bernard Eastman assisted with
the coffee service Mrs. William E.
Schlreman and Mrs. Sidney Bur-
bridge were gallopers.
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ENTERTAINS AT TEA
Mrs Arthur H. Boydell entertain
ed at an afternoon tea on Thursday
complimenting Mrs. Leo Hollenberg
and Mrs. Elwyn Smith who will leave
soon after school Is out for Port
land. The hostess presented each of
the honor guests farewell gift.
a
TUESDAY EVENING BRIDGE
Mrs. E. D Norcott was hostess to
the members of the Tuesday evening
Bridge club at her home on Park
near Fourth Roses were used for
decorations Mrs Leo Hollenberg
was complimented with a handker
chief shower Prizes at contract were
PROGRAM
THEATRE
John Barrymore, Virginia Bruce, and Charles
Ruggles in
“ THE 1NVISABLE WOMAN”
Tim Holt and Ray Whitley in
“ THE FARGO KID”
Sat Mat
l
30 p m
Aqm 5c-20c; Evening. 10c-33c, Includes tax
■■ t-
POD
Y O U IP
V A C A TÊON
1940 BuickSuper A~Dr.Sedan
16,000 Mile*. New Rubber. One of the
best cars on our used car lot.
1940 Chev. 2-Door Sedan
Good Rubber. Motor Guaranteed
1935 Plymouth Sedan
Looks and Drives like a New Car
LES JONES
Lodge Motor Co., Caldwell
Chrysler and Plymouth Car,—International Track,
PHONE CALDWELL 7t OR WRITE BOX *•*. CALDWELL
Sunday and Monday, June 1-2
Martha Scott, William Caragan, Edmund Gwenn
and Sterling Holloway in
“ CHEERS FOR MISS BISHOP’
Merry Melody and Novelty
Mat. Sun. 2:30, Adm. 10c-28c, Evening Adm. 10c-33c, Includes tax
— BARGAIN NIGHT—
Tuesday, June 3
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Phil Regan, Bert Wheeler and Tommy Dorsey in
“ LAS VEGAS NIGHTS”
Gabby Cartoon and The Green Archer
________________ Adm. Children 5c, Adults 15c________________
Wednesday and Thursday, June 4-5
Merle Oberon, Melvyn Douglas and Burgess
Meredith in
“ THAT UNCERTAIN FEELING”
The Dionne Quintuplets in “ GROWING UP”
Color Cartoon and NewTs
Admission: lSc-33e, including Defense Tux