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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL PAGE EIGHT ENTERTAIN CLUB Mrs. Bernard Frost entertained the members of the Tuesday night club at her home this week. Mrs O. J. Mitchell was a *u?st. These having high scores were Mrs. A. H. Boydell and Mrs. Mitchell. WORK OF WOMEN THEME OF METHODIST MEETING The Women s Society of Christ ian Service met April 23 at the Methodist church. The theme of ths meeting was "The Work of the Women In the City Church". Mrs. W W Foster presided over the business meet ing. Mrs. C. A. Abbott conducted a service of remembrance In hon or of the pioneer women of the organization. Mrs. F V. Hershey, Mrs. Russell Cochrun, Mrs. A. V. Pruyn, and Mrs Dale Osborne spokjfc on the topic "The Work of the Women in the City Church". Mrs. M. H. Oreenlee conducted a open forum on the “Work in the Nyssa Methodist Church." Mrs. L. E. Robbins led in two sengs. Mrs. F. E. Lomax closed the program with a devotional number. Re freshments were served by Mrs. Wesley Sherman, Mrs. Henry Hartley, Mrs. Charles Garrison. Mrs. Walter Fox, Mrs. Russell Cochrun, Mrs. G. E. Bertsch and Mrs. Leno Christensen. -§ ~ Thursday night. Ouests were Dr. and Mrs. J. J. Sarazin. Prizes were won by Mrs. A C. Sallee and Mrs. A H Bcydell. —5— BOOK CLUB MEETS The Friendly Book! club met Wednesday at the home of Mrs. -5 - L. E Church. Mrs. Charles Orlder HOST8 TO DINNER CLUB Mr. and Mrs. Frank Morgan reviewed John Steinbeck's book were hosts to the Mr. and Mrs. "The Moon Is Down." After the Dinner club at their home last bock review tea was served. Good Brakes Save Your Tires "Keep Em Rolling” If you are having trouble, bring your car to Towne's mechanics fur e\p-rl brake relining. Remember, good give your tires the chance to give you the maximum at minimum costs. C'ome in today for a complete trained brakes service motor STATE PRESIDENT HERE W. C. T. U. met Sunday at the Nazarene church. Mrs Ruth Tooze. state president, spoke on "Tem perance and Defense”. Seven new members were admitt d to member ship. The next meeting will be held at Mrs. B tty rorbe's home May 8 —8 - SUNSHINE CLUB TO MEET The Sunshine club will mcei April 5 at 2 o ’clock In tile I.O.O.F hall. Mrs. Tomlinson, Mrs. Ellis Walters and Mrs. Betty Forbee will have charge cf the entertain ment. check-up. WE CAN ARRANGE A PAYMENT PLAN FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE Towne’s Garage Honey We had one of the best sales this week we have ever had since we have been in business, with Inis of stock and more buyers. There is no doubt about gelling better prices here. Bring us your •took; we will attend to (he res' of it. JUST BOUGHT — WHILE IT LASTS Alfalfa 60 lbs. $7.10 Mountain 60 lbs. $6.50 At My Shop West of Nyssa School House HONEY FOSTER HOGS, 4M5 HEAD Market Good Top—on choice butchers Bulk . $13.35 to Packing sows $11 50 to Feeder Pigs $12 to To the Taxpayers of Malheur County: DAVID F. GRAHAM SHEEP, 27 HEAD $9.50 to $10.70 HORSES, 22 HEAD CATTLE, 519 HEAD Market Strong Good fed steers $11.25 to $12 Good grass fat steers $10.50 to $11 Common to good If nominated and re-elected to steers ..................... $9.25 to $10.10 the office of County Judge, I Medium to good fed heifers .......... $10.50 to $11.40 shall continue to work hard for Medium to good grass the best Interests of the County; I heifers ................. $9.50 to $10.25 ..... :. $8.50 to $9.10 to stand always for the welfare of Good cows Medium to good cows $7.50 to $8.75 Its people; to help Improve con Cutter cows $6 50 to $7.25 $5.50 to $6.25 ditions by supporting worthy ef Canners Best bulls $9.25 to $10.65 forts to do so; to oppose all at Veal calves $9 to $15.50 tempts to spend money on things Good quality Stocker and feeder steers $9.50 to $11.25 we can get along without until Medium stocker and feeder after the War; to cut the running steers $8.75 to $9.40 expense of the County to the Stock calves ................. $55 to $60 Heifers .... $50 to $54 lowest possible figure consistent Good quality stock cows ............................ $78 to $81 with neeesslty and efficiency; to Good ir.ilk cows $90 to $110 try to get a road program started Cheaper kind $65 to $80 to take care of the roads as they Lambs should be taken rare of, and In charge of some one who ran ONTARIO LIVESTOCK COMMISSION CO. Mayo Moss, Manager Bert Anderson, Auctioneer handle It; and to devote my entire Candidate for Republican $1345 $13.45 $12.00 $13.25 time to your service. Nomination to the office Yours sincerely. of COUNTY JUDGE DAVID F. GRAHAM (Paid political advertisement by David F. Oraham, Vale. Oregon) W SSA Phone 108 THURSDAY, APRIL 30, 1942 PLAY SCHOOL CONDUCTED The Hcmc Economics classes are conducting a play school for children of pre-scho.l age. Those attending are Delores Gray. Way ne D. Chestnut Nadine Seward. Ronnie Buchner, Christine Rine hart, Lyle Cottle. Kathleen Graves, David Hartley. Stanley Thompstn, Jonny Lienkamper and Collie Gootes. The play school Is an ex periment in taking care cf child ren and their actions under var ious circumstances. - I - E1RTHDAY DINNER SERVED A belated birthday dinner cele brating the birthday of "Doc" Douglas was nerved at the Grover D.ugla? hrme in the Owyhee dis trict Sunday. Members of the im mediate family attended th? affair. BIG BEND George Elfers is a patient in the Caldwell sanitarium guff rinrg froth a compound fracture of the bone above the ankle, caused by a cow kicking him Saturday even ing. Mr. and Mrs. De O.ss were Cald well busirrss visitors Friday. H. R. Hitch come here front the : CCC camp Saturd . evening, re- ’ turning Sunday morning. A large number f Bend men registered Monday at th? Legion | '-all in Adrian. Murray Mot" n . f Ontario was a business visitor In Bend Tuesday. Fifteen members of the Roswell R N.A. attended a s eial me ting at the home of Mrs. E. H. Brum- bach Monday evening. Mrs Walter Bishop was assistant hostess. Mr. and Mrs. De Oss transacted business in Vale Saturday. Mrs. Anna Sparks was appoint ed head of the sugar rationing in this community and with her as- istants will be at tl e school house on the app inled dates to "ue ration books. Charles II Mack of Klamath Falls, candidate fer the democratic nomination for U. S. congress, spent Monday in Bend in the in terests of his campaign. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Weir. Mr. and Mrs. George Swigert and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Baldridge attended a birthday dinner at the C. C. Case home hi Arena Valley Sun day. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Purdy shopped in Caldwell Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Brumbach were dinner guests at the Walter Babcock heme in Caldwell Sun day. Vi' ¡ting Parents—■ Mrs. John Olsen of Huntington is visiting at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Garrison. Eagles Initiate— The Nyssa Eagles lodge initiat ed 14 candidates Wednesday night at a regular meeting cf the organ ization. Frank K ibl’ r of Nampa, district director, and several mem bers of the Parma ledge, attended the gathering. Six reels of spot s pictures furnished by the Thomp- :n Oil c nipany were shown. Re freshments were served. Move To Apartments— Mr. and Mrs. Robert McCurdy have moved to the Fife apartments. Alaskan Visits— Roy Tribbett of Alaska visited last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Mosier. Parents Of Son— Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Brewster of Seattle are the parents of a son. Robert Connover Brewster, born April 27. Legal Advertising NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors and all other persons Interested In the estate of H D. Holmes, deceased, that the under signed has been appointed Execut rix of the estate o f H. D. Holmes and has qualified as such. All persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified and required to present same with the proper vouchers duly verified with in six months of the date of this notice, to the undersigned Execut rix at the office of A. L. Fletcher in the City of Nyssa, Oregon which place is hereby designated as the place of business in all matters connected with said estate. Dora Holmes Executrix of the Last Will and Testament of H. D. Holmes, deceased First publication April 30, 1942. Last publication May 28, 1942. BLACKLECOL. THAT'S JUST AS IMPORTANT AS BRANDING!* THEATRE Dennis Patch of Adrian, Mrs. Charles Harris of Vale ar.d Mrs. O. A. Billings cl Ny-sa, who have returned from Portland. where they attended a meeting of -the O r e g o n Tuberculosis association, reported that in Oregon this year seal sales 1 amounted to $101,267.89 All of the experts gave assurance that the money will b* needed to light an increase in tuberculosis this year. The disease Is increasing as it always does during wartime. The money will be spent in fighting tuberculosis cases, making x-rays and conducting clinics and for education, particularly nutri tion as good health and good nu trition aid in reducing tuberculosis, Mrs. Billings said. Mr. Patch, president of the Mal- heur County Public Health asso ciation, spoke Thursday at the meeting on county activities for the last year. Mrs. Billings talked Friday on modem methods of handling Christmas seals. Thirty-one counties were repre sented at the meeting, which was held Thursday and Friday. Mrs. Saddle Grr-Dunbar, execu tive secretary cf the state associa tion. has returned to her work A llowing a serious ¡line s. Registered lleifer Purchased— A registered Jersey heifer former ly owned by W. R. Zlnn of Van Youth Accepted— Jesse R. Haroldsen. was among couver, Washington has been pur a group of 15 navy recruits accept chased by Elinor Dutton of Nys- ed at Boise and sent to Salt Lake sa, according to information re ceived from the American Jersey City Monday. Cattle club The animal is Mussy Golden Bell. •DON'T FORGET A SHOT OF COTTER'S PROGRAM REPORT ISSUED ON SEAL SALES — DOUBLE FEATURE— Friday and Saturday, May 1 — 2 Too Late to Classify FOR SALE—One good boys bicycle. Good young Guernsey cow. 12 tons of third cutting hay. Inquire Walter Benson or phone 03-R2. 30alxc FOR SALE—Wheat and barley. G. Stair., 2 miles N. W. of Nyssa. 30atfc FOR SALE or TRADE — Good Nampa income property, on easy terms, for Nyssa property, or a late model car as down payment. H. E. Collins. Box 500. Nyssa. 30 a 2xp. GIVE MOTHER a rocking chair. a gift she will long remember, as her mother's day gift. Nyssa Fun- niture company. 30a2xc FOR SALE—Four good milk cows, two heifers. Inquire L. B. Crock er and G. B Coulter, one mile west of Skinner store and *4 mile north. 30alxp “ KID GLOVE KILLER” “ LONE STAR RANGER” Sat Mat.. 3:30 P. M . Adm. ftc-20c; Evening, Uc-33c. Include* tax Sunday and Monday, May 3 — 4 Norma Shearer, Melvyn Douglass, Gail Patrick and Marjorie Main in “ W E W ERE DANCING” to speed Oregon’s war effort. Mat. Sun 3:30, Adm. llc-3$c. Evening Adm. Uc-33c. Include« tax LEADERSHIP — BARGAIN NIGHT— Tuesday, May 5 . Vivien Leigh and Laurence Olivier m for Oregon's tax problems. LEADERSHIP “T H A T HAMILTON W O M A N ” for Oregon’s indus trial development. Porky Cartoon and Holt of the Secret Service •c-Mc, Including tax LEADERSHIP that is efficient, effective, friendly. Wednesday and Thursday, May 6 — 7 Tyrone Power, Gene Tierney, Frances Farmer and George Sanders in “ SON OF FU R Y” Merry Melody Cartoon and News AdmlMion Evening — lie and SSc, Including Dafene* T h FOR GOV E R NOR i1 N Ad» S ha II I«» G o » C o m * » Jetty S e * l| i, S * « > . Rlalt B id « . P o'tU w d BLRCKLEGOL have no hesitation In recommending this potent vaccine tor the one dose im m unixation oi Buckling calves. No other vaccine approaches it in immunis ing value. * We Let us quote our low prices on Blacklegol and your oth er v a c c in e and d ru g needs TODAYI Owyhee Drug Saturday, 1 p. m. THE ENTIRE STOCK OF THE Nyssa Implement Co. Adding Machine, Office Equipment, Glass Show Case, Cabinet Shelves, New Oliver Tractor parts, New parts for Horse Drawn Implements, “and Many Other Articles Too Numerous to Mention. We Would Like To Buy 1000 Burlap Sacks Bring All You Have Livestock Sale at 3 o’clock C'OME, BUY and SAVE — PHONE 05J3 Men Makes His Own EPUTATION ’•r;)8S H.MACK Read These Sincere Comments on D^ii'iocratic Candidate for Congress OREGON VOTER (State political weekly) April 18 ‘‘Charles H. Mack. Klamath county assessor, may win the nomination away from the ‘unbeatable’ Pierce” . . . " i iij fine record in county office is so well known among assessors elsewhere that his fame will be spread with enthusiasm” . . . “ It is refreshing to note his courage, in dependence and enterprise.” KLAMATH BASIN PROGRESS (Democratic) April 3 “ Charlie is no spell-binder or rabble rouser, but he is a clear thinker and good fighter and is politically am bitious, and he would not let himself or the district he represents fall into a position of obscurity back In Washington.” KLAMATH HERALD AND NEWS (Ind.-Rep.) April 1 “ Mack represents the clean type of younger in public office. He has a record of public of interest and work in public and civic make him a candidate of which his home well be proud as he tries for high office.” 'C H A R LES men needed service, and affairs, that county may V . GALLOWAY, Chairman Commission, Feb. 11 State Tax “ Now that you have decided to quit assessing for other work I want to express my sincere appreciation of our ever pleasant and helpful association of the last seven years. During 23 years as a member of the State Tax Commission I have worked with many County Assessors and, for all around ability and efficiency, no one of them takes rank above you.” * The statement of Charles V. Galloway was made In a personal letter to Mr. Mack, dated Feb. 11, 1942 when his announcement was made that he would not seek re-election as Klamath County assessor. Vote for Charles H. Mack At the Democratic Primary May 15. Taid for by Mack-for-Conpresa Club. R. C. W oodruff, Chairman FOR SALE—Minnesota 13 seed corn. Good germination and quality. L. E. Robbins, Gen Ave.. Nyssa. 30a2xp John Kimbrough and Sheila Ryan in LEADERSHIP Will Sell at Their Regular Auction FOR SALE- 15 tons of second crop hay. Also Holstein bull. Jake Relk, 6 miles southwest of Nyssa. 30alxp Van Heflin and Marsha Hunt in Here’s a new team of romancers to make you wish they were your neighbors. PETE SfolTH and CARTOON Bybee Commission Co. Enduring The enduring quality of a Nyssa Funeral Home service Is the memory of a beautiful tribute to a loved one. Nyssa Funeral Home’s sympathetic un derstanding in the time of bereavement has built Its reputation among Nyssa citizens. Let us handle the burdensome details for you. NYSSA FUNEHAL HCME .Imbalance Service Phone 73W Nyssa GROCERY SPECIALS FOR Friday and Saturday, May 1 — 2 1 lb. Each........................1 ) 0 . Salmon Pink Z/C All flavors Oftn Jello 3 for ZUC . ..»Pioneer Q 7n Clams Vo cans 2 fo r .............. J / u Corn or gloss 1 lb. 1 C . Starch pkgs. 2 for............ | d b Mother’s 1 fin Cocoa 2 lb. cans | 0 C Shurfine. Ground Ofln Coffee fresh. 1 tb.................... w UC Chocolate 14c Corn Flakes 2 ^ ™ |9c Pep 2K/or°ggS 25C White King granulated C l . Soap powder. Giant size A good CQn Brooms Banner. broom. Each Wilson Grocery NYSSA OREGON A Dependable Food Store
