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TH E N YS S A G ATE C IT Y JO U R N A L Heat Prn.tration William Pelxien was overcome by the heat on Wednesday while at ' work on the drying plant at the fac tory He was taken to his h o m e1 and recovered In a few hours. USE JO URNAL W A N T ADS Hot Ain’t It! B IR T H D A Y P IC N IC On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Church and their family enjoyed a picnic dinner with the William De- O rofft family at their country home. The party was In honro o f the birth day anniversaries of Royce Church and William DeOrofft, Jr. G U ILD TO MEET Miss Eva Boydell will entertain the members of St. Paul's Episcopal Guild at her home on Wednesday afternoon at 2:30. - 8 - PIN O C H LE CLUB The Pinochle club was entertained — 9— on Thursday afternoon of last week D INN E R P A R T Y by Mrs. Charles Nlnenure who in Complimenting her mother, Mrs. vited guests to make up an extra Q. W Hasty of Nebraska, who has table at cards. Prizes for the after visited In Nyssa the past month, noon were won by Mrs. Charles P ar Mr and Mrs. E. Stelnke entertained adis, Mrs. Wiley Clowers and Mrs. at dinner on Friday evening Besides A. V. Cook. Mrs. Hasty guests Included, Mr. and - 8 - Mrs. Carl Thompson, Twin Falls D IN N E R P A R T IE S and Walter Miller. Complimenting Mr. and Mrs. Ivan But a fire is hotter Better insure with TH U RSD AY, A U G U ST 7, 1941 Smith left Thursday evening to vsiit her brother In Pocatello Lettuce planting Is about over and the water started on the most of It. Over 100 acres have been seeded. Farmers are having their share of trouble in trying to market and store their grain. The Community church services Sunday morning at Adrian were quite well attended. Over 200 en joyed the picnic dinner at the Big Bend Park and as many attended the afternoon services at which time Rev McKune of Nampa spoke. Spe cial musical numbers were given by Owyhee and Beaver Bend Sun day schools. Folks attended from Wetser, Nampa, Owyhee and the Bend besides Adrian. Mrs. W. B. McGinnis of Unity and Mrs. Don Linville and Edna Lee visited the Cecil Smith family Sat urday afternoon. Clara Ann Dumil of Pocatello, Harvey, Jr„ and Barbara McLough- lin of Ten Davis, spent Thursday and Friday as guests of their cous in, Joyce Kurt. The McLaughlin baby was quite ill last week, but was able to leave the hospital Sat urday. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Smith ac companied Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hatch of Adrian to Boise Saturday who suffered a paralytic stroke. Mr. Browning Is farming with John Vanderpool. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Whitman announce t he birth of a baby daughter at their home in Seattle, July 30. The daughter has b e e n named Jeanette Diane and weighs 9 pounds and 4 ounces. The Ladies Auxiliary met Friday at the hall with Mrs. Black and Mrs. Bergam, hostesses. The next meeting will be the first week in Sepetmber, date to be given later, with Mrs. Buffington and Mrs. Bo- litho hostesses. Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Whetzel of Mrs. Fred Stephens has been very Caldwell were guests at Union Sun 111 in the Holy Rosary hospital for day school where Mr. Whetzel gave the past two weeks, but is expected a very interesting talk on “ Life and home this week. How to Live It." After services they were dinner guests at the Newgen home. Among those attending the N e braska picnic at Nampa Sunday were the Lorenson, Robb, Gueck and Chapin families. Jo Ann Price, who suffered a broken arm two weeks ago, expects to have the cast removed this week. The Ralph Gee family of Pendle — 8 — Taylor, guests of Mr. and Mrs. De-1 M E TH O D IST LAD IE S T O MEET bert Taylor, several dinner parties The ladies of the W. C. S. A. of have been given. On Monday night the Methodist church will be enter Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thompson were tained by Mrs. Milton H. Greenlee, hosts at a dinner at the Payette Country Club. + # Hh Mrs. F. V. Hershey and Mrs. Charles On Wednesday evening a no host Too Late to Classify Garrison at Mrs. Garrison’s home dinner was enjoyed. on Thursday afternoon, August 14, at ------------- <»------------- Mere Kurtz returned to his home I ™ J S “ ! 4 ?°* Townsend Meeting— . m . „ evening « from ■---- ---- , 1 ltum rues, 9x12, $3.69. Good selection 2:30 p. m. Friday Milton n where IN S U R A N C E o f patterns; linoleum mats. 18x36 There will be a special Townsend A play, "Loves G ift" will be a part was employed In the pea cannery Real Estate only 15 cents. The Nyssa Trader sells Culb meeting to which all prsons for six weeks. of the program and members are As Close As Your Telephone for less. Main hiway north. interested are Invited to the Eagles Leroy Parker, who is working In asked to bring their favorite recipes at 2:30 o'clock. Speaker for the aft- FO R SALE!—Sacks for barley, 10‘ ic, for a recipe sale. Hall on Sunday afternoon, beginning Chicago, has received his first pro motion, so Is no longer a messenger no holes. The Nyssa Trader sells for ernoon will be Mrs. Arnold of Cald boy but works at a desk sorting cents. These are clean baled sacks, well. less. Main hiway north. telegrams, etc. Brother Visit»— CfcC/'Vf Melvin Parker left Saturday morn B U ILD IN G PE R M IT S Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Taylor of Mc- ing with the F. F. A. boys on a Cleery, Wash., are guests for a week week’s outing, packing back of W al The following applications for of Mr. and Mrs. Gelbert Taylor. Also lowa Lake. So many boys could not vlsitting at the Taylor home for be spared from home that only 18 building permits have been filed with the City Recorder: two days were Mr. and Mrs. L. E. No. 486 H. E. Collins Erect are making the trip. Stevens of Blackfoot. Lot 1-2 Block Original Sunday school orchestra practice Dwelling $ 1 , 000 . 00 . On Trip was Tuesday night at the M. L. 487 Ed Steinke Erect Outhouse Mr. and Mrs. Earl Post and Mrs. Judd home.. Lot 1 to 4 Block 59 Green 35.00. 488 W. F. McLing Repair Dwell Sarah Post left Thursday for the ing Lot 14 Block 30 Teutsch coast for a months trip. Mr. and 50.00. Mrs. Gerald Robertson are living at I f no written protests have been filed within ten (10) days from the the Posts home during their ab date of this publication by owners sence. The Worthwhile Club has been of property in the City of Nyssa, In La Grande— postponed until the first Thursday the above applications will be ap- Mrs. Henry F. Simi&ner returned In September due to the illness of proved to La Grande on Thursday evening the hostess, Mrs. Charles Schwei- “Someday, Buster, you’ll grow up and put child with Mr. and Mrs. Avery Burdette, zer. Mrs. Schweizer was released who were Nyssa visitors during the from the Holy Rosary hospital ish things behind you and sit down to a satisfy day, and will spend the week with Thursday evening and is staying ing, man-sized bowl of milk and them at their home. at the Vic Marshall home. She will On Trip— return to her home this week. S W A N ’S B R E A D Mr. and Mrs. Earl Post and Mrs. Joseph Hobson and Jim Langley Sarah Post left Thursday for the returned last week from Kansas ASK FOR I T coast for a month's trip. Mr. and where they helped in the w h e a t Mrs. Gerald Robertson are living at harvest. They report that the wheat A T Y O U R GROCER'S the Posts' home during their ab program there has not affected the sence. farmers as almost all of them were within the allotment, having been In LaGrande— DRIN K M ILK Mrs. Henry F. Simianer returned signed up before this year. NYSSA PHONE 20 Mrs. Charles Browning is staying to LaGrande on Thursday evening The best way to get relief from with Mr. and Mrs. Avery Brudette, at the home of his father in P ay the heat is to take time out for who were Nyssa visitors for the day ette, helping to care for his father few minutes from whatever and will spend the week with them you’re doing, and drink a loni at their home. Legal Advertisement cool glass of Gate City Dairy A t Marc Island — NOTICE TO CREDITORS milk. It ’ll satisfy your thirst and Word was received this week by NOTICE Is hereby given to the cred itors and all other persons interest Mr. and Mrs. Ben Calvert that give you all the pep you need to ed In the estate of Warren Bert their son Frank is now stationed at keep going. Hoxie. late of Nyssa, deceased: that the U. S. Naval hospital at Mare the undersigned Lulu L. Hoxie has Island. been appointed Administratrix of Drink Two the estate of Warren Bert Hoxie, To Take Degree— deceased and has qualified as such. On Friday evening members of All persons having claims against Glasses of the Nyssa Lodge of Odd Fellows will said estate are hereby notified and go to Ontario where the degree team required to present same with*proper Milk a Day vouchers duly verified within six there will Initiate Charles Nlnemire months of the date of this notice and Keith Moss into the order. to the undersigned at the office of Morning and Evening A. L. Fletcher In Nyssa, Oregon, Arrives from East— which place Is hereby designated as Grocery Specials for Friday and Saturday, Mrs. W Parker Stowe arrived on the place of business In matters con Friday from New York for a visit nected with said estate. August 8th and 9th. LU LA L. HOXIE. with Mr. and Mrs. Louts P. Thomas Administratrix o f the Estate of PHONE 104W Mrs. Stowe is en route to her home Warren Bert Hoxie, Deceased. Golden Amaizo Deliveries Date of 1st Pub., Aug. 7, 1941. in San Francisco. 10 Lb. Pails Date o f Last Pub., Sept. 4, 1941. At Hermiston— Marvin Dewey is emplayed at Her All Flavors miston, but his family will remain Each In Nyssa. His sister, Mrs. E. L Mat- lock has returned from Boise and Corn or Gloss is staying with Mrs. Dewey and the S TA TE OF OREGON 1 Lb. children. C O U N TY OF M ALH E U R From Burley— C IT Y OF NYSSA M r and Mrs. J. E. Brower enjoyed j aurt rt Notice hereby is given that an election of a two weeks' visit with Mrs. Brow er's sister, Miss Norma Anderson of the City of Nyssa, Malheur County, Oregon, will Folgers I Lb. Burely, Idaho. be held at the City Hall in the City of Nyssa, Or Cans Mare Island— egon, on the 18th day of August 1941, between Ward was received this week by the hours of 8 o’clock A. M. and 8 o’clock P. M., Folgers 2 Lb. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Calvert that their son, Frank, Is now stationed at the to submit to the legal voters of the City of Nyssa, Cans U. S. Nava lhospital at Mare Island. the question o f issuing b o n d s of the City of From Twin Falls— Nyssa in the maximum amount o f $18,000.00 for Mr. and Mrs. Salon Lewis of Twin the purpose o f improving the water works and Falls are house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Burnall Brown. The ladles distributing system, including the laying o f new All Kinds spent Wednesday In Boise. rS 3 for mains between the present water stand and Main Worker Injured— Street and along Main Street between First While unloading machinery at the Street and the Grade School Grounds; by the Allen Curtis ranch north of Adrian, 3 P k *> the first of the week, the truck driv construction o f an additional well and a suita er for an implement company in ble house over W ell No. 2; also to acquire and Bleach Parma received painful Injuries alter a building for storage o f water system Vs-Gal. Jugs when unloading planks gave way equipment, to be payable from revenues from The cycle guard struck him in the Energy Granulated side causing a bad flesh wound. said wate works system, and, in the event of a Giant Size Pkgs. From Salem— deficiency in such revenues, from taxes. Dr. and Mrs. J. E. Long arrived on The vote will be by ballots, upon which .shall Tuesday from Salem. They will vis be the words “ BONDS YES” and “ BONDS NO ” Lb. it with relatives and attend to prop erty Interests. and the voter shall place a cross (X ) between Bernard Eastman ton visited over tlie week end at the Lester Kendall home. On Sat urday Mrs. Gee’s sister, Miss M in nie Lawson of Hawaiian Islands Joined them. M r and Mrs. John R effett mo tored to Weiser to see their son. Jack. Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Ray K ing and fam ily and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Dud ley of Burley, who are working In Nyssa visited at the Walter Hillis home Sunday. Mrs. M. Mitchell motored to Her miston Sunday taking her son, Rutherford there to work. Swan’s Bakery Gate City Dairy Syrup Jello Starch Mayonaise Coffee Coffee Ginger Snaps li*.«. Candy Ba Chewing Gum Bleach Soap Weiners s _______ Carsten’s Bacon Sqi i jares Lb. 4 Lb. Lard Package 57c 5c 15c 45c 32c 6Qc 23c 10c 10c 23c 35c 20c 17c 53c Open Evenings Until 9 P.M. N YSSA ILSON G rocery OREGON A Dependable Food Staro Notice Of Bond Election In East— Mrs. Arthur H. Boydell left on Sat urday for Fayetteville. N. C.. where she will visit with her son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. John B Beckham N E W E L L H EIGH TS Miss Ls Verte Anderson assisted by her mother entertained Friday evening In honor of her Bible school teacher*. Mrs. A. Cartwright and Miss Dorothy Toomb Alter vis iting an dplaylng games a light lunch was tarved. O h C rs a s e y , f a t h e r c l M rs. C e c il the word ‘ BONDS” and the word “ YES’ or be tween the word “ BONDS” and the word “ NO” which indicates his choice. The polls for the reception of the ballots cast for or against the measure will, on said day and date and at the place aforesaid be opened at the hour of 8 o’clock A. M. and remain open until the hour o f 8 o’clock P. M. of the same day wheil the same shall be closed. By the order o f the Common Council o f the City of Nyssa. Malheur County, Oregon, this 7th day of August. 1941. M. F. SOLOMON, City Recorder. • • 1 • Mrs. Elton Smith, Mrs. Fred Mitchell and Mrs. William Mc-yse canned 57 quarts of com for Mrs. Moyse at the Mitchell home Thurs day aftemoin. _____________________ :____ A FELLOW’S 60T TO EAT But acid indigestion, heartburn and sour stomach can sure take the joy out of a mea'. I f you’re bothered this way ask your druggist for ADLA Tablets— Bismuth and Carbonates for quick relief. N YSSA PH ARM ACY. YOU CAN MAKE HOME IMPROVEMENTS NOW NOTHING DOWN - PAY MONTHLY - II .■ »un n C VI/ rt NEW WALLS FOR THE LIVING ROOM NEW PORCHES FOR OLD These are only two examples come — nothing dow n. Con of how you can now make venient monthly installments. over an old-fashioned house Call us for help in planning Into an up-to-date home. You im p ro ve m e n ts and cost es can finance th ese improve timates. ments conveniently out of in- details for financing. Sunset Valley FEEL HOT? Walter Hulls killed a rattlesnake near his door one morning l a s t week. His dog has ben bitten twice this summer. W e will handle all NYSSA LUMBER CO. Phone 118 — Nyssa WE BUY GRAIN Bulk or Sacked We do the hauling from the machine or field WHEAT-OATS or BARLEY_____ AL THOMPSON and SONS Phone 26 2nd and Good Ave. C O A L — G R A IN — FEED NYSSA Phone 108 PROGRAM TH EATR E DOUBLE FEATURE Friday and Saturday, Aug. 8-9 Charles Starrett and Sons of the Pioneers in “O U T L A W S OF TH E P A N H A N D L E ” Brenda Marshall and David Bruce in “SIN G A P O R E W O M A N ” Sat Mat.. 2.30 p. m., Aam 5c-20c; Evening. 10c-33c, includes tax Sunday and Monday, Aug. 10-11 Humphrey Bogart, Sylvia Sidney, Eddie Albert and Sig Rumann in “TH E W A G O N S R O LL A T N IG H T ” Comedv and Cartoon Mat Sun. 2:30, Adm. 10c-28c. Evening Adm 10c-33c. Includes tax — B A R G A IN N IG H T — Tuesday, Aug. 12 Geraldine Fitzgerald and James Stephenson in “S H IN IN G V IC T O R Y ” Cartoon and “J U N G L E G IR L ’ Adm. Children Sc. Adults I5c__________________ Wednesday and Thursday, Aug. 13-14 Charles Chaplin, Jack Oakie, Paulette Goddard and a complete cast o f stars in “ TH E G R E A T D IC T A T O R ” Admission : ltc-33c. tndsdiug Defense Tax o
