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PAGE TWO THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. THURSDAY, MAY 21, 1942 The Gate City Journal RLASS T. POWELL s u b s c r ip t io n O m AD VEX n SING U ' t s u tes «-SO SIM _ 05 (Strictly in Adranee) Year Publiahed «very Thursday Rcirred at the p » :o(lite through the United Sutes the act u-u-cxa ¿.¿ereneo ut en urea potior; ty ut ihe J ou rs« to cany importasi Opes rate, per inch---------X Naoocai. per lock ClAssL'ietU. per word Pìeaae try io je t four copy ST. P A IL S EPISCOPAL MISSION The Rev B Stanley Moore. Visear J . S . B eem . M inister Mrmiag prayer and sermon 0:30. B-hàe School 10 t a H :!y commur.ico and sermon M x o s t worships and Ccmmut- each iiwrth Sunday of the month. oo at 11 a m Church school at 10:30 a. m. Yount people s meeting l iS pm Womens Guild meets second with Valetta Bibhey leader E ttn - . Wednesday in each month. __ ing worship 115 pm . w u i m n u n o: p n u n u t a o i THE M rn iO D lS T fO M M lM T V F I X 'r CHRISTIAN CHURCH ( harck d Christi at Nysaa. Malheur County. Oregco. at Nysaa. Oregcc for trassmumoc Made, a* second class zarter, ander o t March S. 187». POLITICAL TRADITION UPSET BY SNELL VICTORY In a strange interlude in Oregon’s political history a governor has been ousted from office at a time when interest in politics was almost non-existant. Political tradition has held for many years that when there is a lack o f interest in on elec tion. the ins stay in and the outs stay out. How ever. Earl Snell has overcome that tradition and has defated Governor Charles Sprague for the republican nomination. Mr. Snell won the election, probably be‘ cause of his keenness as a politician, his ability and his popularity with organized groups. He is a good politician, although he does not give the appearance of making a conscious effort to win votes. In the govern orshop race, the voters o f Oregon had on apportunity to vote for and against two o f the ablest men seeking the office in several years. Both men are capable, honest and morally fit. Governor Sprague has given Oregon an efficient administration and this paper predicts that Earl Snell will make an outstanding record as governor, if he over comes the democratic nominee in November. BEET PHILOSOPHY Philosophy can be developed even in a beet field. In his Sunday sermon Rev. M. H. Green lee recalled that a few days ago he assisted in thinning beets on the Lions club beet project and stated that no person with the philosophi cal turn of mind should attempt to thin beets. The minister found it difficult to decide which beet to allow to live and after he had decided and had pulled up all o f the plants around the fortunate beet he was puzzled as to whether he should not have jerked it and permitted some other to remain in the ground. Rev. Greenlee illustrated his point effect ively but he did not mention that it is sorrowful that many young beet plants must be elimin ated that one plant may grow to be a strong, healthy beet Is that not also the case with humans? It may not be necessary, but today the world is eliminating many young men that the remaind er may live in comfort and develop naturally. Thousands o f young men are dying that the idea o f democracy and freedom may live and grow. Christ came, he lived and he died— that others might live. Perhaps some men. too. will always be called upon to play the roles o f those who lay down their lives for others. If that is their mission here on earth, may God bless them. Dr^Clara Vial Birlew, Optometrist (formerly Dr. Clara Vial) will be at the Owy hee Hotel Monday May 25th from 9:00 A. M. to 7:00 P. M. for the purpose o f Testing Eyes and Fitting Glasses There will be no charge for straightening and adjusting frames. School children accompanied by their mother or father may have their eyes exam ined free. Quality Meats PARMA LUTHLRAN « B l KC U A. a . s ik B iit. r » u > 10 e z D.vme i « m a tpetxa. «ermoc appropnaie loc U m say There n l l be a special allei nig to eoeheu» U m verte ot U m ■ h .p u m i attbe tarious peaea H a m Sunday scaool and BdUr da w io r alL W t turne you to votsinp with us. VIsurs A l t aiwm ys n c .o t *A Changeüess Christ lor a ! Changing World." CHURCH o r THE NAZARENE CHURCH M H G • een>e P i s a UTTHODIST CHURCH Church school c pens every 3i~.A»y m_rr:.ng a: 9 45 Mcming worship is at H axl There will be a preventah-c on Christian stew ardship by atne of the members of the yum* adul: class to close the senes of messages on “Christian Stewardship' The evening worship service starts at 8 pan. with a half hour at ctmgregaucnaJ singing. The pastor a-II bring the message Prayer service is on Wednesday evening at 8 pm. Vtrn Martin. PasUr Sunday achoca ai 10 a m. L. D. S. CHURCH for every age. Sunday 9:15 a m. Priesthood M om m i worship at 11 a . sl Pas- meeting. tor in charge at ihe sr.-vice Sunday 10 30 a m. Sunday Junior meeting at T p. m. in the «bocL Sunday 8:00 p. m_ Sacrament Young People s »erne» at T pi m. meeting. Bv-azgelwuc service at I p. s l Tuesday I d » p. m Relief society Message by the pastor. meeting Prayer meeting Wednesday even- Tuesday 8 00 p m. M I. A ing at 0:00 l meeting Missionary meeting the Bret Wednesday A 15 p. m. Primary Thursday afternoon at each mccth. meeting. All are In rued to these services. ASSEMBLY OF GOD Sunset Valley RING MAN KOLONY Faster. Clarence Brotzman Sunday School 10:00 a. m. Mr . M Sunday school at 9:A5. Casses for L. K u ra Superintendent. an. M rs C Brotzman. superinten Morning Worship 11 s n dent. Christian Enóeavar I t i p n Morning worship at 11 o’clock. Evening Worship 8:30 p m. Bvengelistje services at 7:A5. Mid-week prayer meeting Wed- FIRST CHI XL H OF CHRIST SCIENTIST « 5 North 9th Street. Payette. Idahc A branch at The Mother Church The First Church at Cheat. Scant iest, in Boston. Massachusetts. Sunday School— 10 00 a m Reading Room — 710 1st Are. North. Open ashy from 2 to A p m where the Bible and authorised Christian Science Literature may be read, borrowed or purchased, and is open every day from two to four . P m . except Sundays and holidays, FULL GO'FYL TABERNACLE Mr. and Mrs. Llcyd N. Pounds, pastors. Sunday school a: 9:30 a m. Morning worship at 11 a m. Evangelistic service at 8 p. m. Midweek prayer service Wednes day ai 8 p m Friday nigh: special Young peo ples service at 8 p. m. Everyone ir. tiled to attend. cf the Secretary at the Agriculture | The idea was to get information ' on Agriculture. Prospects for the ' oontmg year They wasted to know espeeialy bow much butter fa t Fate has taken another stroke meat sad eggs we were producing ax Utile Betty Niceum. Her mother Uus year and bow it «impaired had been u> u t . »*- with what we expected to produce Sunday and go to Bo*se where she next year. Tt seems that most all she would work in same private over the west we expect to pro- home and still hare more tiw» to gtre Betty the propper care that she should have. On Saturday we had to take her to a doctor He ordered her to the Hcwpstoi and a: «even adack Ssturday nue Dr. Mauidmg and Dr Palmer removed her appendix Dr. Maulding said that it was the worse one he sn/t ever asw for a rtvtrt Betty tcck the aperataoc and came out jast One She has differed ao much and so many tanes that with her it is just one mare time Her health has been pocre In 1939 we had to have ber tonstis removed, in 19*0 she was ran over by a car at school, next she taken the Iztfanble paraltses and differed untold pate and missury withtt and now it is ber appends. Chock Share is giTing away a ccuple of theater tickets too the other day Arch E s ita a t was over to Chucks and was Bragging Cow Hollow Beautifies abOUghl htS ia-ee*» "Why I have iambs over there two and a >»»:f m.anK. (jg iK .r wtS weigh a hundred pounds' he j -w u i yow have good Chuck -but they dant mate two and half at a red pounds yet. Arch dident was: too back qp ao they bet a ooupie o f theater tacketa on tt aad took Dale L t - baarh along » ear one weoght duce more butter fat. Most fanners here expressed a desire to produce mere eggs but the housing of the chicEens presents a problem They couldent offer us any hopes of getting mater:ah to build chicken bousing There was no desire expressed here for to raise more pork. There has been a great amount of con gressional talk of freezing the hegs at a greatly reduce price and every body seemed to think that if was that they wanted some one else to raise the nations pork. With hog prices at March level even If wheet did go up o little the hog raiser could still stand ft, but if the hogs was put down much and feed up ft would be just too bad for a lat of the aid sows. We are nat mekinj very satis factory progress toward our sor- ¡ram mill propisition but several of us plan to goaheod and plant sor- gum on faith. That Is if we can get the seed. S 2 DC 3 D(j |J) The Pleasant Hour club met with Mrs. Charles Chritton May 1A Thirteen members were present. The members decided to pack boxes for the boys in the service from this vie inly. Each member was ask ed to take baked goods, waxed paper and 10c for postage to the next meeting, which will be held at the home of Mrs. Lila Mitchell June U. A lunch was served by Mrs. Chrl- Insurance on bicycles? SURE WE WRITE IT. The summer issue o f the telephone direc And the cost is very tory goes to press June 2nd. 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TRY Upper Sunset CCC VICINITY Why not beautify your bcc_=, with «v e r si coats of quality Ornerai paint. Priced per gal tton. Mr and Mrs Kay Hunter and — — M Mr and Mrs Joseph Callahan went to Emmett Tuesday to help Mr Mr. and Sirs Don Park« <* Hunters parents celebrate their Portland spent the week-end at the golden anniversary. parental Prank Parker -’ nd t Mr and Mrs W R. Mayes and Lorensen homes. son Alan went to Salt Lake City Melvin Schneider was pamfmw last week to attend the marriage In jured last week when he rauZ of their daughter. Zelphas. his arm In the wnnger Mrs. Sid Hanagons parents and The F 8 A held a meeting at her brother.Yaklma. spent a few the hall Wednesdey evening t o - days with her and her family last gard to farm production for ig« week! Mr and Mrs. Grover Cooper and Raymond Norland of Apple Valley Mr and Mrs Otto Wolf were can is spending a few days with his sis ere In the W T. Rafflngton horn. Sunday. ter, Mrs. Joe Stephen. Wayne Haroldson has spent a The AH calf club met at the few days at home with his parents. Dude Parker home Saturday after, He is doing defense work in Cali naan. fornia. The next meeting will be hfld Val Mitchell, who broke his knee at Kay Hunters heme June g playing ball on the school ground efter the meeting refreshments vert about six weeks ago. is improving- served. ^ *len y°u buy Goods or Service on "Open Account*’— the seller is demon- btiating a friendly trust in you— by ex it tiding the Credit. When you pay promptly- yau prove this trust was rigtlv placed. M hen you do not meet your obliga’ *lons as mutually understood, you are not »'!> abusing the whole commercial cycle toi you embarrass the seller in his ef- oi t to meet his obligations promply. re "h o le credit idea is interwoven, t oan only be continued to the degree thut all o f us meet our obligations promptly. BE WITH THE MAJORITY— PAY UP AND KEEP YOUR CREDIT GOOD! P IO N E E R Service Co. 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