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/ THË NYS9A GATE CITY JOURNAL THURSDAY, A U G U ST 13, 1942 Motgan and Mrs Tom Kidndge. Prizes were won by Mrs. J. B. Oiezentanner. first, and Mrs. Eld- ridge, second. - 8 mm Clark, truck tube, W. L. Laflt, two truck tubes; ATVel L. Child, “ With Your Hair Cui lust as Short a s . . . " - NEIOHBORS WILL MEET The R.yal Neighbors of America will meet In the Episcopal parlsn HOSTESS TO CLUB MARRIED IN ARIZONA hall Tuesday evening, August 18 Mrs. Glen Suiter was hostess j Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Rookstool at 8 o’clock. - 8 - to the Chatter Box club at h e r ' have received announcement of home Wednesday afternoon. | the marriage of their son, Claude ADRIAN GIRL SCOUTS Ten members answered roll call of San Diego to Miss Clarice Wolfe ARE BACK FROM CAMP by telling of their best vacation, of Pendleton. The marriage was The Adrian Girl Scouts returned Mrs. C. H. Bennett will be host performed in Yuma, Arizona Au Saturday evening from a week of ess to the club August 18. gust 2. camping at Pilgrim cove at Pay Mr. Rookies tool Is employed In the ette lakes. - 8 - navy yards at San Diego. The 25 girls in camp engaged 80CIETY PLANS BAZAAR - 8 - in first aid, handicraft, swimming, The Relief society of the L.DB. Visiting In Seneca— life saving, boating and other ac church plans to hold a bazaar the Mrs. W. A. Pox Is visiting In tivities. Each day’s program was first week In December and as a Seneca at the home of her daugh concluded with a stagiest and taps. Mrs. Maurice L. Judd and Mrs result the members spent their ter. Walter McPartland were In charge. time at their regular meeting last Miss Bethine Clark of Boise was Tuesday making crochet rugs, ar- GUILD HOLDS MEETING The St. Paul’s Guild met at the swimming Instructor. Mrs Paul [ tis designs on tea towels and brightly colored pillows of velvet home of Dr. and Mrs. J. J. Sarazin Jackson was in charge of handi Wednesday evening. After the meet craft. worked with yam. As one of their service acti The work is conducted under the ing a potluck lunch was served supervision of Mrs. Melvin Jen to the members’ families. vities, the girls bound 12 books for sen. the U.S.O. while in camp. Pour - 8 - girls took their examination for - 8 - CLUB PLANS PROGRAM Red Cross first aid and eight be The Nyssa Civic club will meet MISS IONE BENSON IS ginners passed the preliminary at the home of Mrs. Barrett Aug BRIDE OP I L. ZESIGER test. ust 19. The program will consist Governor Clark of Idaho visited Of interest to their friends in ot several spiritual songs by Mrs. Nyssa Is the marriage of Miss M. H. Oreenlee and a reading at the camp Tuesday morning. - 8 - lone Benson to Ivan Layton Ze- by Mrs. A. L. Fletcher. ENTERTAINS CLUB slger at Dayton, Washington Aug Those without means of trans- Mrs. 8. P. Bybee entertained the ust 1. portation are asked to be at the just-a-m ere club at her home The couple were accompanied parish parjjjj hall hall at at 2.15 2:15 when cars will Nln. mpmhPrs when cars will I August August 7 7. Nine members and and two two by Sergeant and Mrs 8yd Fad- h . „„.j . . 7. Nine members and two , TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY TOR SALE!—Pole Beans. Ditty, Sunset Valley. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ OWYHEE DRUG CO. Phone 29 Next to Idaho Power Wigwam 49 lb bag Flour $1.49 Garden Gem No. 2 can 2 for Peas Beans Good Luck st. No. 2 cans 2 for So u p Campbells Tomato 3 for 23 23c 25c B akin g Powder £ £. cans 19C Juice 47 oz. grape fruit Jello all flavors 3 pkgs. S a lt Iodize 2 pkgs. C o rn Flakes 23c 20c 15c 19c 27c 29c 22c J^ST C heese Gold Crest lb So a p Peets granulated large pkgs. Soap Palm Olive toilet 3 bars Open until 9 p. m. every Thursday. Wilson Grocery NYSSA OREGON A Dependable Food Store N( tri he Nj W H E A T AND GRAIN OF ALL KINDS. th th th op da be ua ln TR Y OUR JUST RIGHT FEEDS FOR A BAL- ANCED RATION. THE NYSSA ELEVATOR We,t Sunset Valley NYSSA A t The N atio n al C apital gr er fo se THEATRE _Phone 10 8 ___________ ____ — DOUBLE FEATURE— FRIDAY and SATURDAY, AUGUST 14— 15 Gene Autry and Smiley Burnette in cl “ STARDUST ON THE SAGE” Lupe Velez, Leon Errol and Charles Rogers in “ MEXICAN SPITFIRE SEES A GHOST” Sat. Mat., 2:30 P. M., Adm. 5c-20c; Evening, llc-33c, includes tfix Mr. and Mrs. Robert Marshall of Boise and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Dunn of Portland were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert McCurdy last week. George Brent, Joan Bennett, Mischa Auer and Una Merkel in “ TWIN BEDS” A Perfect Comedy Cast in a Gay Laugh Hit. . . Stand By for a Riot of Fun. Comedy and Cartoon Tires Rationed— Tires and tubes were rationed by the Nyssa war price and ration board during the week ending August 7 as follows: Ira C. Story, one truck tire; S. P. By bee, two truck tires; C. M. Tensen, truck tire; Lester Goulet, three tractor tires and one tractor tube; Louis Recla, two passenger recaps; Ray C. Keller, tractor tire; Phil Dum- brasky, two truck tubes; C. B. Short, two truck recaps; R. H. I D /> sa D T B te Mat. Sun 2:30, Adm. llc-28c, Evening Adm. llc-33c. Includes tax — BARGAIN NIGHT— TUESDAY, AUGUST 18 K at dl w y< B 0 M 01 dl ol N a o T Vi a M w Victor McLaglen and Edmund Lowe in “ CALL OUT THE MARINES” Comedy and Perils of Nyoka. Admission, 5c-20c, Including tax WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, AUG. 19—20 Ray Milland, Paulette Goddard, John Wayne and Susan Hayward in Cecil B. Demille’s Bernard Eastman “ REAP THE WILD WIND” Rea! Estate Note: Two Complete shows each evening start ing at 7:00 and 9 :3 0 p. m. Adm., Children 15c, Adults 55c including tax. Phone 64 OREGON b a a g m g « g S 0 li b b d t " s r t t a • L a d ie s W e NEED SHOES YOU R SHOES ARE W O R T H $1.00 TO US ON A N Y PAIR OF OUR SHOES PURCHASED AT Ceiling Prices $2.98, $3.45, $3.98, $4.45, $4.95 and $5.95 W E A R YO U R OLD SHOES IN AN D W A L K OUT IN N EW ONES. YOU R OLD SHOES W ILL BE D O NATED TO RELIEF. THIS OFFER GOOD ONLY FROM AUG . 14 TO AUG . 24, INCLUSIVE. Land In Australia— Harold S (Mickey' Osborn has Baker south of Ontario needs a telegraphed his parents, Mr and large truck, for all roods shipped Mrs. D b Osborn, that he has ln comes via parcel post The con arrived safely ln Australia. Lawr tractor’s present Ford Is too small. ence Ftadllng and John Weeks Rep. Whiter Fierce went the have written to their parents. priorities board to see about tha and Mia Ftadllng and Mr. contractor being authorised to buy; Mrs Tom Weeks of Nyssa. gr M ar ar gr PROGRAM SUNDAY and MONDAY, AUGUST 16— 17 NYSSA to fll Here From Portland— Insurance aL Phone 42 | on the mailman's car you think | It better to have 20 or more farmers i Visit At Lakes— wear out their tires driving as much Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Fisher gg 10() mlles„ motored to Payette lakes over the In the government printing of- week-end. fice the lar« est ln lhe worId> tht> Proofs have ***" taken for a un- iversal ratlon,n* book When tbese bcoks have been distributed Leon - 8 - Henderson can, over night, an ENTERTAINS CLUB Mrs. T. H. Eldredge entertained nounce rationing of any article her Thursday bridge club last week. and it will come with such sudden Mrs. C. L. McCoy was a guest. ness that no one will be able to , ! Mrs Ray Larsen and Mrs. E D. ruih lo the stores h n ^ i r a n stocfc «P ’ 1 1 in \Lr m ill n rroa is f The book will have pages of Norcott were prize winners. various colors and all Henderscn will have to do is to announce rationing of something and desig nate the green, or blue, or red The Worthwhile club met at pageBuch is the machinery being the home of Martha Langley Aug set up for the rationing that Is ust 10. The next meeting will be to come. One book will serve for held at the home of Evallena the rationing of any article, even Penn, September 3. clothing. Harold Dickscn, who Is home on There was so much confusion a furlough Is visiting at the J. A. and criticism over the sugar ra Black home. tioning that this will not be re Mrs. C. A. Ditty and Tressa peated once the books are ln the Ditty, accompanied by Mrs. Kenneth hands of the customers. Lorenson, left for Seattle Monday morning. Mrs Lorenson will go to Portland, where she will stay with her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Don Parker. Mrs. Oeorge Wilson was taken to the Holy Rosary hospital at Ontario Monday for a major oper Association To Meet— ation. The National Highway 20 as Rev. and Mrs. Clearence Brotoz- man and son. Philip, and Mrs. sociation will hold Its Oregon state Mary Pierce accompanied Mr. and convention in Bend October 26. Mrs. Henry Nazerenles and Beat according to information received rice Donaldson to Scotts Bluff. from Bert F. Bell of Lusk. Wyom Nebraska Mrs. Pierce will remain ing, secretary-manager of the as in Cheylnne, Wyoming, where she sociation. The purpose of the meet will visit her son. The party left ing will be to organize all cities and towns on U. S. highway 20 Monday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Bud Browning of in Oregon to work as a unit with Ontario and Nona Browning of Idaho. Montana. Wyoming. Ne Emmett visited at the home of braska. Iowa and Illinois in pro motion of U. S. highway 20 as the John Vanderpool Friday. N. J. Caldwell, who has been shortest and most direct, hard working at the C. A. Ditty ranch surfaced, year-around route from the past two months, left Satur coast to coast. day evening for his home ln Lex Sshool Boards To Meet— ington. Oklahoma. Dorothy Hobson, who has been The boards of directors of union taking nurses training at Nampa, high school No. 5 and district No. is spending her vacation at the 26 will hold a Joint meeting Fri home of her parents. day evening to determine the date Mr. and Mrs. Henry Nazarenus for the opening of school. and Beatrice Donaldson of Rich mond. California arrived at the Log Cabin Completed— home of Mrs Nazarenus' brother, Rev. Clearence Brotozman. After spending nine days In the Among Nampa shoppers Thurs mountains near Prairie City build day. were Mrs. Leslie Ditty and ing a log cabin for Pete Tensen. two children. Tressa Ditty, Mr. the carpenters hired by Luther Fife and Mrs. J. A. Black and Harold and company contractors, returned Dickson. home August 11. Among them were Miss Alma Hints accompanied Gordon Williams, Jim Huffman Mr. and Mrs. Dale Limbaugh and and Ray Leads. family to Emmett last Friday to attend a shower given for Mr. Spend Week-end At Nampa— and Mrs Wayne Limbough. Mrs. Kenneth Cottle and small son, Lyle, spent the week-end In Nampa at the Dewey Palace hotel where they are visiting Mr. Cottle, who Is master mechanic at the sugar factory. (Continued From Page Ona) i W e Are Buying LOCAL NEWS Grocery Specials for Friday and Saturday August 14 and i5th. j j In the Matter of the Estate of Margaret E. Tyner, Deceased. Notice Is given to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the above named decedent to file them with the necessary vouchers within six months after the date of first publication of this notice at the office o f the undersigned administrator at Nyaaa, Oregon. CARL H. CO AD, TOR SALE—Registered Duroc Boor, Administrator 15 months old. $50 00. Call: 07-R4. Dated and 1st publ. Aug. 13, 1942. 13Alxc Last Publ- Sept. 10, 1942. ïïJ itâ iu g m , / 4 ? O R E V ER Y M IL L IO N C A L V E S vaccinated with Cutter's Blacklegol, 3Vi unconfirmed "deaths from blackleg" have been reported. Only three In the whole history of Blacklegol have proven on laboratory examination to have actually been due to blackleg. No one can successfully Imitate this product developed and patented by Cutter Laboratories. We are authorized distribu tors for Blacklegol. . . Insist on getting the bestl , Charles 30Alxc FOR RENT—Two room house with lawn. See Mrs. M. B. Hoxle. 13A2xp ... ... . . , I That World War I tune could bo the theme »ong tor these ness of Walla Walla. ' | *uest$ were present. Mrs. Ira Ure Coast Air Corps Training Center Aviation Cadet, who have Mrs. Zesiger is the daughter of * won the door prize. The next meet- pledged to dose-crop their heads until Uncle Sam wallops the Japs. Walter Benson. She is a graduate1 ENTERTAINS TUESDAY CLUB lnB wil1 be held Aubust 21 at the They call themselves the "Bald Eagle” squadron. These boys mean of the Nyssa high school. Mr. Ze- ! Mrs. George Sallee entertained home of Mrs. Glen Suiter. business and Cadet William J. Gill of Phoenix, Aria., is shown here slger Is the son Of Mr. and Mrs. I the Tuesday club at her home this 8 recruiting William D. Derx of Minneapolis, Minn. Assisting in the Earnest Zesiger of Adrian. week. Ouests were Mrs. Prank GIRLS GO TO CALDWELL recruiting are three other young flying students, who along with the The Nyssa Girl Scouts went to other two cadets, will be part of America’s fighing air armada before Caldwell Wednesday for a all-day many months have passed. But Uncle Sam needs more pilots, bombard- Picnic and swimming party. Mrs. iers and navigators, so apply now at your nearest Army Recruiting Roy Perry of Adrian, who has been Office or any flying school in the West Coast Air Corps Training Center. teaching them arts and crafts, took IV C A C T C P H O T O them to Caldwell. —8— ______ a truck. He was told that no prl-i Here From Oklahoma- SUNSHINE CLUB MEETS orltv would be given and the ranch- \ The Rebekah Sunshine club met ers along the route could drive to | Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Green of at the home of Mrs. A. V. Cook ” pic^ " Up ~t“helr "¿¡reels" Okmulgee. Oklahoma are visiting August 7. 15 were present to help „ You wlsh to saye rubber and gag_ at the home of Mr. and Mrs. B. Auntie Felton and Mrs. Cook cele | oline,” said the congressman. "In- j Burns. Mrs Green and Mrs. Burns brate their birthdays. | stead of wearing out one set of tires j are sisters. SWIMMING PARTY .. „ „ , . HELD . . . . Mrs Dean Fife entertained her class In Sunday school, which is 1 the second intermediate class in the L.DB. church, at a swimming party at Welser Monday evening. Twenty-one were present. Mrs. Ar- vel Child was a guest. Legal Advertising two passenger recaps; W. E. Plercy, one combine tire and tube; Alice IN THE COUNTY COURT OF Griffith, three passenger tubes; THE STATE OF OREGON FOR Charles Maybeary, Parma, three MALHEUR COUNTY truck tubes and Prank Crocker, NOTICE TO CREDITORS passenger automobile AtkesonV Clothing Store 1 i e t i i y I I i t i i « i
