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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL The Gate City Journal W IN IFR ED BROWN THOM AS - - - - Owner LOUIS P. THOM AS - - - - Editor and Publisher INDEPENDENT IN P O L IT IC 8 AND R E LIG IO N , O P T IM IS T IC IN D ISP O SIT IO N —W IT H NO IN TE R ESTS TO SERVE EXCEPT THOSE O P M ALH EUR CO U NTY SU BSCRIPTION RATES One Year ........................ $1.50 Six Months $100 Single Copies ___________ .06 (Strictly In Advance) A D V E R T IS IN G RATES Open rate, per Inch........ 30c National. Per Inch ........... 30c Classifieds, Per word -----Ole Minimum 25c Published every Thursday at Nysaa. Malheur County, Oregon. Entered at the postoffice at Nyssa, Oregon for transmission through the United States Malls, as second class matter, under the act of March 3. 1879 price skyrocketing In connection diversion to defense of approximate ly 25 per cent of rubber consump' tlon. The Price Administrator also set maximum prices on pig Iron, major raw material used In steel, and asked furniture and household refrigerator manufacturers not to raise prices. P R IO R IT IE S The OPM announced action on crude rubber, zinc and tungsten com pounds. Rubber consumption Is to be reduced from 817,000 to 800,000 tons a year; 16,000 tons of metallic zinc will be reserved In an emergency pool to meet expected shortage; and priority control over tungsten has been extended two months past June 30, the originally scheduled ex piration date. U. S. Housing Administrator Straus Issued Instructions that wood and stone will replace rubber, cork and strategic metals In the building of USHA slum-clearance homes. i p i in in mim um 11 mu hi urn m mu ni 11 m m m i in m m m w m m in in■in# in 111 mi n m i inni m m n m m ' labor THIS WEEK IN DEFENSE i Published through the co-operation of the Nyssa Gate City Journal. The National Editorial Association, s Defense Advisory Committee and The Office of Government Reports §■ mulinili ti in ihm in 11 in in unii mm in iimniiniMi in in in in in m mm iniiniiiiiiniin iniiniin m iiiiiiiiin iii in iii iii r: Civilian Defense Director La- Quardia announced plans for a na tion-wide Fourth of July celebration, with a radio address by President Roosevelt at (4 p. m. E ST 6 p. m. local time) to be followed by the singing of the national anthem sim ultaneously throughout the nation. Commenting on the arrangements, the President said, " . . . it is alto gether fitting that we should redi- dlcate ourselves to defend and per petuate those inalienable rlghtes which found true expression In the Immortal Declaration. Those words never had a deeper or more solemn meaning for America than they have in this hour of anxiety and p e r il.. FOREIGN AFFA IR S The President Indorsed the B rit ish recruiting drive for 15,000 to 30,- 000 American technicians to aid In air raid detection In England. He also pointed out that American youth can Join British or Chinese armed forces If they do not take an oath of allegiance to any other country other than the U. 8. He told a press conference the possibility of sending rifles to Eire Is being considered If the Eire gov ernment gives assurances they would be used against Germany In the event o f a German attack on Ire land. PRODUCTION PROGRESS The President said the over-all de fense production picture Is not dis couraging although there Is a ser ious lag In munitions production because eintire plants have to be built befor quantity production be gins. He said, however, production of some items is already at peak. AR M Y The W ar Department announced total strength of the Army as 1,441,500 officers and enlisted men, including; Regular Army, 505,700; National Guard, 288,800; Selectees. 594,000; Reserve Officers, 53,000. Army Chief of Staff Marshall an nounced that Congress will be asked for funds to add 100,000 more men to the Regular Army to replace those sent to outlying bases. The Army also announced that It has recom mended to the President that steps be taken to obtain authority to con tinue the National Guard and R e serve Officers on active duty for more than one year. NAVY President Roosevelt told his press conference the U. S. would give all possible aid to Russia In its war with Germany but that no list of Soviet needs had been submitted yet. The Treasury Department announced it had licensed Russia to use its $40.- 000,000 In frozen funds here. Acting Secretary of State Wells announced the Neutrality Act, which prohibits American vessels from combat areas, would not be involked In connection with the Russian conflict. Mr. Wells said that while the Communist dictatorship Is as Intol erable as the Nazi dictatorship, the immediate Issue is defense against Hitlerism and the German plan for universal conquest. The State Department ordered Italy to recall all Italian officials and cease all activities In this coun try except those at the Washington Embassy by July 15 because they "serve no desirable purpose." Navy Secretary Knox announced AID DEMOCRACIES the U, S. fleet expansion program Is "setting records every day.” He also announced revision of enlistment contracts for the Marine Corps Re serve to provide service for the dura tion o f the national emergency, and asked Congress for authority to con tinue all naval enlistment personal hi sevice for the duration. A IR Tlie War Department announced unification of Its air activities In a new unit known as the "Arm y Air Forces,” consolidating present units in a single command under Major L. A. Maulding, M.D. General Arnold, Deputy Chief of Physician and Surgeon Staff for Air. Secretary of War Phone 37 Stlmson said the air forces are now Hours: 10 to 12 and 1 to 5 Independent within the Department Dally—Except Sunday The Civil Aeronautics Authority Fry Building announced a $95,000,000 program to complete work on 250 Airports now under way and to construct or Im TOW NSEND CLUB prove 149 additional airports. ALU M IN U M COLLECTION MEETINGS Civilian Defense Director La- Meeting 2nd and 4th Tuesday Ouardla announced July 21 as the at 8 p. m. at City Hall date when governors, mayors and A. L. M cC lellan President other officials, local defense coun Don G ra h a m Secretary cils and such organizations as the American Legion, Boy Scouts, The Public Is Invited women's clubs, labor, farm and re ligious organizations will cooperate in NYSSA AERIE collecting unneeded aluminum from every home In the land. Mr. La- F. O. E. NO. 2134 Guardla estimated that 20 . 000,000 Meets Wednesday Night pounds of aluminum—enough for A T EAOLES H ALL 2,0000 fighter [Janes—would be col Visiting Eagles Welcome lected. H A R R Y M INER, Sec. NURSES B ERN ARD FROST. Free Medical officials of the Army. Navy and Public Health Service, G ATE CITY LODGE stated that a shortage of nurses is beginlng to be apparent and ap No. 214 pealed for a larger number of women to seek nursing training. PRICES Price Administrator Henderson an Meets Tue$days nounced he will aet ceiling prices on 8 p. m . new automobiles and, "In all prob I.O.O.F. Temple ability,” used cars, because certain First Street, South manufactures have refused to co Virgil E. Johnson, operate in avoiding inflation by Noble Orand keeping prices at their present level M. F. Solom o» M r Henderson also froat prices of Secretary tires. Inner tubes and rubber at price levels o f June I f to prevent Professional Cards supply THURSDAY. JULY 3, 1941 Ministers or others Interested in church publicity are invited to use the columns of the Journal to carry Important. messages ^ notlc s to their congregations. Please try to get your copy in by Tuesday or each week. ______________________________ CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Sixth Near Main Vern Martin, Pastor Sunday school at 10 a. m. Morning worship at 11 a. m. Young peoples meeting at 7:15 p. m. Evangelistic service at 8 p. m. Prayer meeting on Tuesday and Thursday evening. F IR S T CHURCH OF C H RIST SC IEN TIST President Roosevelt created a Committee on Fair employment Practice to investigate complaints of discrimination defense employ ment and ordered all Federal agen cies to Include in defense contracts a provision obligating the contractor to avoid dlscriminaton. The Presi dent said in some instances workers have been barred from, defense jobs "soley because of race, creed, color, or natonal origin.” The OPM announced Atlantic shipyards had agreed to a two-year pact eliminating strikes and lockouts and providing periodic adjustment of wages accordng to living costs. ------------- <»------------- SU P P O R T YOUR CHURCH PLAN T O ATTEND SU N D A Y Peter Ewing. Deceased, and also all other persons or person unknown claiming any right, title, or interest In or to the real property described in the complaint, Defendants above named: IN THE NAME O F THE STATE OF OREGON: You and each of you hereby are commanded to appear in the above entitled court and cause, within four weeks alter the date of first publication of this Summons, which date is June 19, 1941, then and there to answer or otherwise plead to the Complaint (amended) filed herein, and If you fail so to do, and for want thereof, plaintiff will take judgment and decree against you; (1) for the following items and sums; 1937 Owyhee Irrigation District assessment $112.00 1938 Owyhee Irrigation District assessment 112.00 1939 Owyhee Irrigation District Assessment 33.60 1940 Owyhee Irrigation Ditrict assessment 123.20 State and County Taxes paid Sept. 5, 1940 256.16 Interest thereon accrued 6.68 Owyhee Irrigation District assessments extended on tax roll 80.00 Interest thereon accrued to Sept. 5, 1940 31 36 T,.It rest accrued from Sept 5, 1940 to date 2.40 hereby are commanded to appear In the above entitled court and vause, within lour weeks after the date of first publication of this Summons, which date is June 19. 1941, then and .there to answer or otherwise plead to the Complaint filed herein, and If you fall so to do. and for want thereof, plaintiff will take judgment and decree against you: (1) for the following Items and •sums: 1938 Owyhee Irrigation ) 62 00 District assessment 1939 Owyhee Irrigation District assessment 1880 1940 Owyhee Irrigation 68 20 District assessment State and County Taxes 355.15 paid Interest on Taxes from 13.21 Sept. 5. 1940 Owyhee Irrigation D ist rict assessments extended 11200 on tax roll Interest to Sept. 5, 4878 1940 @ 8% Interest from Sept. 5, 4.10 1941 ® 6% 215 North 9th Street, Payette. Idaho A branch of The Mother Church, $682.04 The First Church of Christ, Scient and dis- together with the costs is t , in Boston, Massachusetts. bursements of this proceeding and Sunday School— 10:00 a. m. Reading Room — 710 1st Ave. a reasonable sum as attorney fee; North. Open daily from 2 to 4 p. m. (2) Declaring and adjudging that the where the Bible and authorized amounts so due to the plaintiff for Christian Science Literature may be ST. P A U L ’S EPISCO PAL M ISSIO N assessments, taxes, Certificate of read, borrowed or purchased, and is The Rev. B. Stanley Moore, Vicar open every day from two to four Redemption, attorney’s fee, costs Morning prayer and sermon 9:30 p. m., except Sundays and holidays. $757.40 and disbursements of this proceed a. m. Holy Communion and sermon together with the costs and dis- ing, and Interest accrued to be a F U L L GOSPEL TABERNACLE each Fourth Sunday of the month. bursments of the proceedings and a first and prior lien upon the follow Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd N. Pounds reasonable sum as attorney fee: (2) ing property: Church school at 10:30 a. m. pastors. declaring and adjudging that the East half of Northeast quarter L. D. S. CHURCH Sunday School at 10:00 a. m. (EHNE14) Northwest quarter Sunday, 10 a. m.—Sunday School amounts so due to plaintiff for as Morning Worship 11 a. m. sessments, taxes. Certificate o f R e of Northeast quarter (NW *4- Evangelistic services on Sunday, meeting. demption, attorney's fee. costs and N E ‘4) and Northeast quarter Sunday, 11:30 a. m.—Priesthood SUNSET VA L LE Y disbursments of this proceeding, and of Northwest quarter (NE’4- meeting. NW(4> o f section 30, Township Sunday, 7:30 p. m. Sacrament interest accrued, to be a first and PA R M A LU TH E R AN CHURCH Approximately 125 people were prior lien upon the real property and 17 South of Range 47 E. W. M. meeting. A. A. Schmidt, Pastor present at the Ice Cream Social at Malheur County, Oregon Tuesday, 2 p. m. Relief Society. premises as follows: the Hall Friday Night and a total Southwest quarter (S W 'i > of and prior to all other liens and en of $13.80 was donated to the Christ 10:00 A. M. Divine service. The ser Section 34, Township 19, South cumbrances and rights of the def M ETH O D IST C O M M U N ITY ian Endeavor for the purpose of mon is the first in a series on the of Range 46 E. W. M. Malheur endants thereto; (3) Ordering the CHURCH helping with the expense of sending Ten Commandments. It is based on County, Oregon sale of said real property by the four Sunday School delegates to the Exodus 20, 1-6 and treats the sub Milton Harlan Greenlee, Pastor and prior to all other liens and en Sheriff of said County as provided Young People’s conference at Pay ject. “ One God Alone.” Church school opens promptly at cumbrances and rights o f the de by law and rules of this Court, and ette Lakes July 14-20. The Sunday 11:00 A. M. Sunday School and 10:00 o’clock every Sunday morning. fendants except claim of Malheur that the proceeds of sale be applied School will pay $10.00 and among Bible classes lo r all. Morning Worship is at 11 a. m. County for 1941 taxes; (3) Ordering to plaintiff's claims, and that the the young people enough more has 11:00 A. M. Quarterly meeting cf been raised to make it possible to the voting membership o l the The pastor Will preach on the ques sale of said property by the Sher right, title, interest and equity of the tion. “ Evangelistic Passion.” The iff of said County as provided by defendants and each of them, forever send 11 delegates, whose names will church. be announced later. 8:15 P. M. The Walther League Epworth Leagues meet at 7:30 p. m. law and rules of this Court, and that shall be foreclosed, and barred of The evening Worship hour is 8:30 the proceeds of sale be applied to all right, equity, title or interest In Mr. and Mrs. John R effett and meets at the church. plaintiff’s claims, and that the right, and to the described premises, with fam ily motored to Welser Saturday Wednesday, July Ninth, the Ladies p. m.. There will be a half hour of con title, interest and equity of the de out right of redemption after Iss to visit with their son, Jack, but Aid meets at the Gus Johnson home. gregational singing followed by a fendants and each of them, forever uance o f deed; (4) For such other were very disappointed to find that Awelcome for all. message by the pastor on the gues- shall be foreclosed and barred of and further relief as to the Court he was quarantined with Scarlet tion: “ Is He Able? These services are all right, equity, title or Interest In shall seem equitable. fever and they were unable to see ASSEM BLY OF GOD for the whole family, and everyone and to the described premises, with You will take notice that this him. They report that his condition is welcome. out right of redemption after issu summons is served on you under and Sunset Valley Avenue is satisfactory but he will remain ance of deed; (4) for such other and pursuant to an order of the Hon. In bed for 2 or 3 weeks. further relief as to the Court shall Robt. M. Duncan, Circuit Judge of K IN G M A N K O L O N Y Mrs. Martha Klingback and family Clarence Brotzman, Pastor Sunday school 10 a. m. Mrs. E. G. seem equitable. said County and State, made on the of Owyhee were Sunday guests at the Sunday Scool 10:00 A. M. Osborn .superintendent. home o f Mrs. Anne Gregg. Morning Worship 11:00 A. M. You will takj> notice that this 14th day of June, 1941, directing Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gee and fam Evangilistic Service 8:00 P. M. Morning Worship 11 a. m summons is served on you under and publication of this summons for four Christian Endeavor 7:45 p. m. ily of Apple Valley were visitors Prayer Meeting, Wednesday 8:00 pursuant to an order of the Hon. successive weeks, including five pub Evening Worship 8:30 p. m. Sunday at the Lester Kendall home. P. M. Robt. M. Duncan, Circuit Judge of lications in the Nyssa Gate City The baby daughter of Mr. and said County and State.made on the Journal, published at Nyssa, Oregon. Mrs. Otto W olfe has the mumps. 14th day of June, 1941, directing Carl H. Coad services in Adrian. On Wednesday of last week, Jim publication of this summons for Attorney for Plaintiff Legal Advertisement Mr. and Mrs. Geraly Slippy called Langley and Joseph Hobson left for on Louise Klingback Sunday even- four successive weeks, including five Residence and Address: Loeta, Kansas, where they will help ng. publications in the Nyssa Gate City Nyssa, Oregon N O TIC E TO CREDITORS with the grain harvest for 3 weeks. The Slippys are moving to Ontario IN TH E C IR C U IT C O URT OF THE Journal, published at Nyssa, Oregon. Dated and 1st publ. June 19. 1941. They took a ton of cherries from where they have work. Carl Jí Coad Last publication July 17, 1941. STA TE OF OREGON FOR Emmett to their relation in K an Attorney for P laintiff --------- $--------- M ALH EUR C O UNTY sas for canning. Residence and address: Department of Probate In the Matter of the Estate of Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Landreth and Nyssa, Oregon J l_____ I Clara Nevada Linder Deceased. Charles are moving this week to The undersigned having been ap Dated and first publ. June 19. 1941. Payette. They traded the stock In New officers of the Sunday school pointed by the above entitled Court Last publ. July 17, 1941. their store In Nyssa for a 2-acre who begin their duties next Sunday of the State of Oregon, for the tract In the north suburbs of P ay for the coming six months are: County aforesaid, executor of the SUMMONS FOR P U B LIC A T IO N Estate o f Clara Nevada Linder de ette. They have retained the build Mrs. Roy Farley, superintendent; ceased. and having qualified, notice IN THE C IR C U IT C O U R T OF THE ings at the Nyssa Cabin Camp and Lee Smith, assistant superintendent; is hereby given to the creditors of. STATE O F OREGON FO R and all persons having claims all are rented at present. Mrs. Gregory Ross, Cradle Roll Sup M ALH EUR C O U N TY The Community Auxiliary met erintendent; Mrs. Emil Frank Pian against said deceased, to present OW YHEE IR R IG A T IO N D IS them, verified as required by law, Friday at the Hall. A pot luck sup ist; Mrs. Jule Houston, Song Leader; T R IC T , A Municipal Corporation. within six months after the first per was planned for Monday. July Audra Anderson and Geraldine Pet publication of this notice to said ex Plaintiff 7, at 8 p. m. Each member Is to Invite tit, Librarians; Roscoe Brannon, ecutor at his office in the Guss vs. HNSUFFlCieW< CoVERAOrC a family and provide supper for Secretary and Loraine Farley Treas Building at Ontario, Oregon. C O M E forms of in adequ ate C A R LYLE SCARBROUGH, Ex E. Otis Smith them. A delightful lunch was served urer. The teachers will be Roy Far coverage can be seen in the Executor of the Estate of Clara ecutor of the Estate of L. D. Scar by the hostesses. Mrs. Cash Turner ley. Jule Houston. Martin Sayers, Nevada Linder deceased. brough, Deceased; ESTATE O F L. dark — others are less obvious . and Mrs. Sweatland. Mrs. Vern Smith. Mrs. Tim Nielson First Pub. June 26. 1941. D. S C A R B R O U G H , Deceased for example, those involving in The Worth While Club will meet and Mrs. Ray Whitesell. Last Pub. July 24, 1941. M A R V IN M. SCARBROUGH: EM- j surance. at the Community Hall, July 10th, The Sunday eshool plans to send S IM M O N S FOR P U B LIC A T IO N ERSON M SCARBROUGH; C A R with Mary Newgen and Beth Pom T o be really adequate, insurance Equity 5428 delegates to the Young People’s L Y L E SCARBROUGH; ESTHER eroy as hostesses. on you r house should co v e r Camp which will begin July 14th. SCARBROUGH; EBA L O U I S IN TH E C IR C U IT C O U R T O F THE E. J. Hobson reports that grain not only fire, but also damage S T A T E O F OREGON FOR SCARBROUGH: C R Y S T A L LANE: Ilia Belle Ward has returned to will be ready to combine In this from smoke, windstorm, hail and M ALH EUR C O U N TY DOROTHEE W OLFE; Malheur district In another week. Mr. Hob the home of her parents. Mr. and O W YH E E IR R IG A T IO N D IS | County, A Municipal Corporation; other hazards. Adequate insur son has purchased a new combine Mrs. George B. Ward, after having T R IC T . A Municipal Corporation, The unknown heirs or devisees, if ance on personal property should and has contracted a large acreage spent several weeks with relatives P lain tiff any, of L. D. Scarbrough, Deceased; at Nampa. Idaho. cover luggage, fur coats, jewels, for this summer. vs. and also all other persons or person cameras, collections and other Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Peterson of Betty Bushman, who Is employed Winner. South Dakota, spent a few In New Plymouth, Idaho spent the M. A. BIGGS. Executor of the Es unknown, claiming any right, title or valuables. days last week at the Lester K en week end at the home of her par tate o f James W. Ewing. Deceased: interest In or to the real property Fortunately, there is an easy way Estate o f JAMES W EW ING. De described In the complaint herein ents. dall home. to make certain your insurance Defendants ceased: L O IS C ARLETO N D A V ID Mr. and Mrs. Dick W yatt of Elgin. Mr. and Mrs. John Braswell of is complete and up-to-date This T o Marvin M. Scarbrough, Emer Oregon are visiting this week at the Ontario were week end visitors at the SON and JOHN DOE DAVIDSON, agency is fully prepared to give her husband; W A Y N E CARLETON son M. Scarbrough. Esther Scar home of Mrs. Wyatt's parents. Mr. Avery Anderson home. expert advice concerning your and JANE DOE CARLETON. his brough. Eba Louis Scarbrough, Dor- and Mrs. Ace Schweizer. Ray Whltsell, returned to Port wife, and PRO VID ENCE CHURCH, thee Wolfe, the unknown heirs or vital insurance need s Don’t _________ A_________ land Tuesday where he will receive a non-profit corporation, said Lois devisees, if any, o f L. D. Scarbrough. guess — consult us today further treatment on his shoulder. Carleton Davidson. Wayne Carleton Deceased, and also all other persons Mr. and Mrs Roy Farley were and Providence Church being the or person unknown claiming any Sunday dinner guests at the Forets heirs o f the Estate of Janies W. right, title or interest in or to the Sayers home. Ewing, Deceased: BENTON AR - real property described In the com Mesdames Charles Wilson and Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Dale. Mr. and N O LD and G LA D Y S ARNOLD. plaint herein, of the above named Omra Hite and Miss Charlene Llnn- Phone 97 vtlle entertained at a shower for \ Mrs. Widner and family. Mr. and Trustees, and DOLL IE SW E AR IN G - defendants; Mrs QEOROE RODGERS, Mrs Harley Wilson at the home o f ! Mrs. Wiggins and family. Clarence g j j IN TH E NAM E OF TH E STA TE OF Mrs. Hite. Sunday afternoon. The and Wesley Dale, all o f Midvale. I LEO NARD ARNOLD, and Mrs. O R E G O N : You and each of you I bride was presented with many beau Idaho were Sunday guests at the JOHN YOUNG. Officers of Provi- home of M r and Mrs. Jack Pettet dence Church; MALHEUR tiful gifts. Mrs Wilson was formerly and family. C O U NTY. A Municipal Corporation: Betty Jane Hite. Mr. and Mrs. Juel Huston and JOHN E W ING ; PE TE R V ALE N Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Skinner en tertained at Sunday dinner for Mr. family were Sunday dinner guests T IN E E W ING : W IL L IA M E W ING : and Mrs Russell Patton Jr . Mr. and at the home of Mr and Mrs Blaine EMMA W IT W O R T H ; Mrs. H A T T IE CAM ERON: M RS M AB EL B L A IR ; Mrs. Clayton Patton. Misses Lois May. M r and Mrs. Roy McNeal visited CH ARLES E W IN G ; GEORGE FRE- Patton and Dorothy W olfe and Les lie Crocker and Elmer Culbertson. Tuesday evening at the Methodist UBURQ : H ERBERT FREUBURG: Beef for the Hide Earl Crocker and Mrs. Martha parsonage in Fruitland wltth Rev. j FLO RENCE LAW SO N ; PAU L EV- Klingback and Bob Rice have pur and Mrs Herbert Luseomb and son. | ANS; the unknown heirs or devisees. Hogs 200 lbs. $1.50 George. The family moved recently , ** anY- PETER EW ING. Deceased: chased new cars. Cutting 1 cent per lb. Juanita Culbertson and Orville Mc- from Emmett to take charge of the and also aU othCT Person* or person Grinding 1 cent per lb. unknown claiming any right, title or Ewan visited the Lloyd McEwans in F ultland church. Mr and Mrs Tom Pettet and son. i m erest ln or to the real property Grinding and Seasoning 2 cenf per lb. Baker Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Crocker. Mr. | Carl. Jeaste Clement of Kuna were j <1'’-sortbed in the complaint. Defen- and Mrs. Lewis Skinner and Mrs. 8unday dinner guests o f M r and dants Martha Klingback served refresh- 1 Mrs BUI Botltho of Nyssa. T o John Ewing, Peter Valentine ments at the Oregon Trail Grange Mr. and Mrs T. C. Nellson at- : Ewing. William Ewing. Emma W it- Tuesday evening. tended the wedding of Marjorie NeU- worth. Mrs. Hattie Cameron. Mrs Mrs Martha Klingback and fam (non In Boise Saturday evening Mabel Blair. Charles Ewing. Oeorge ily were dinner guests of the Anna Leonard and Bobbie Ooodell were Freuburg. Herbert Freuburg. Flor- PHONE 6 Greggs. Sunday and In the evening Sunday dinner guests of Roscoe ence Lawson. Paul Evans, the un- both families attended the church Brannon. 1 known heirs or devisees, If any, of Lincoln Heights Owyhee Frank T. Morgan L CUSTOM BUTCHERING and CUTTING Let us do your work! NYSSA PACKING CO.
