Nyssa gate city journal., August 20, 1942, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4

THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNALTHURSDAY, AUGUST 20, 1942
STOCK JUDGING
33rd A N N U A L
SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS
VICTORY BULL AWARD
FITTING and SHOWMANSHIP
VICTORY GARDENS
CANNING EXHIBITS
J U N IO R D IV IS IO N
PAGE FOUR
MALHEUR 00. FAIR
N O A D M IS S IO N
AUG. 28 and 29
FAIR GROUNDS
and gets paid more than you
but its a mistake to be too human. do.
could
possibly make out of it, if
5.
Some
women
believe
that
the
|
Here's the W ay Leathernecks G o Ashore
you ran it right instead of the
Oregon Trail
cnly way to hold a man, is down way
he told you to.
6. Heard in a barber shop. ‘‘I love
The Merry Matrons club met at
to
see
a
fat
woman
laugh.
So
much
the home of Jessie Chard Wed­
of her seems to have a good time
nesday afternoon with Minnie
WE ARE
all at once”.
Mitchell as co-hostess. The after­
LOOKING
7. There were 2,624 marriage lis-
noon was spent quilting on the
cenaes issued in Reno, in the month
club quilt. Members and one guest,
of July. An all time high record
Mrs. Hollis Mitchell, answered roll
for a single month.
call with their favorite proverb.
Refreshments were served at the
~ ”Well, I’ll bite" said the mous-
close of the meeting. The club
quito as he lit on a wax candle.
will meet August 29 at the home
9. Jack used to love to play with
of Jennie Benson with Opal Holmes
soldiers and Mary used to love to
assisting. Roll call will be an­
play with painted dolls. Now Mary
swered by each member on how
loves the soldiers and Jack loves
she would spend a gift of $50.
every painted doll he sees.
Celebrating the 8th birthday of
10. Daffynitions:—A conference is
her son, Kenneth, Mrs. Lynn Snod­
a group of men, who individually
grass entertained at a party at
can’t do anything, but as a group
Arcadia
her home Tuesday afternoon. Out­
can meet and decide that nothing
all
the
knocks
a
Marine
must
take
in
lighting
United
States
Marines
go
ashore
In
style—towing
door games and contests was en­
can be done.
the
Devil
Dog
type
of
warfare.
This
“jeep"
took
a
37
mm
anti-tank
gun
behind
them.
The
Leather­
joyed. An attractive Candle-lighted There were 22 present at Sunday
A consultant is a man who knows
part
in
a
recent
Leathemecl
landing
maneuver
necks
have
at
last
found
a
car
that
will
take
birthday cake was cut and served school Sunday. The primary class
less about your business for tell­
with Ice cream and a fruit drink had the closing exercise. There hospital.
Eighteen months ago the govern­ ing you how to run it than you
to the following guests: Billie Bow­ will be services next Sunday at Mr. ad Mrs. Elmo White, who
ment
found 147,000 head of horses
en. Betty Alice and Stanley Byers, 9:45. A Nazarene minister will
in
Oregon
on which they placed a
Over 25 Years
Bonnie Kressley, Dickie Hart, Larry, officiate. Sunday school will be lived on the Frank Lewis place, are
uniform value of $61 a head, or P I For
Lila Mae and Deanle Holmes. Alta held at 10.45. Everyone Is invited the parents of an 8 pound son.
C
K
ET FLOUR
$8,972,000. That was befor the Jap­
Marie and Orzelda Chard, Teddle to attend.
Donald
Van
De
Bogart
has
rent­
anese
took
Malaya
and
the
rubber
has
been
a favorite in
Keck, Jeanie and Caroline Story, Mrs. Anna Dali returned Friday
Washington, D. C., August 20. A plantations. With a scarcity of tires hundreds of households.
Marianne and Louise Relk, Donna evening from Jerome and Gooding, ed his ranch to G. F. Garren. new
order on buses may be of im­ and gradual return to the horse, Now it is better than
Lorie Pryor’s mother, Mrs. W. 8.
Lee and Lois Wilson and Ororgetta Idaho, where she spent two weeks
animals in Oregon are now
left last week for Iowa, mense benefit to various Oregon the
Reltenbaugh.
with her daughter, Mhs. Dale La­ Pryor,
It gives office of de­ worth much more than $61 a head. ever because it is en­
Mrs. F. B. Rooks tool underwent key, and family and a sister, Mrs. where she will visit a brother, communities.
and will then go to Missouri, fense transportation control of all Government officials say the army riched with Vitamin For an opportunity to
an appendictomy Friday afternoon Rupert Ambrose.
buses not disposed of and those to cantonments at Medford and Cor­ “B”.
at the Holy Rosary hospital at Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lewis and where she will visit a son,
be built. Getting workers to and vallis will reguire 20,000 gallons of
serve you.
Ontario.
daughter, Lo Wanda, returned last
A product of
from war work is becoming increas­ milk a day. At that rate the drain
The Merry Matrons club members week from Medford, where Mrs.
Weiser Milling and
ingly difficult not only at Portland will be rather severe on the dairy
GATE CITY
and their family picnicked at the Lewis has been employed the past
VALLEYVIEW
but at Corvallis and Medford. Un­ herds when, at the same time,
Elevator
Co,
C. C. C. camp Sunday. The children three months.
DAIRY
the new arrangement a bus for they must provide for civilian needs.
had a good time catching candy Mr. and Mrs. Derrell William Bob Alexander of Pendelton is der
One
of
Henry
J.
Kaiser’s
jobs
is
the city can be purchased through
and ballons which Mrs. Benson and daughter and Mr. and Mrs. here and is helping Louie Pryer ODT,
with a proviso that when ODT to convince aircraft makers that he
threw them.
Johnny Westfall and daughter re­ with his farm work.
wishes
to send it to some other sec­ does not intend competing with
Mr. and Mrs, Gene Bryant and turned the first of the week from
Heldt and Mr. Ostercamp tion It can do so. A bus, in this them; his proposition is to build
daughter were dinner guests Thurs­ the coast, where they spent a week. are Albert
doing some remodeling on A. A. arrangement, is ever under the con­ something larger than they are
day evening at the J. E. Bowen Grace Shaw returned from the Bratton’
house this week.
trol of ODT and will probably fabricating and his proposed planes
home.
hospital last week after recovering Shelf s White
would be devoted exclusively to
is stacking alfalfa. bear the ODT insignia.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Holmes and from an appendix operation.
A. A. Bratton has some hay to A city bus cannot operate more carrying cargoes. About half the
Mrs. F. O. Holmes shopped In Mrs. Donald Bullard and son, chop
this week. Several farmers than 2000 miles a month, about 66 aircraft made in the United States
Caldwell Saturday.
Oarry, of Chicago, who have been
from plants on the west
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Bowen and visiting at the Otis Bullard home have planted lettuce in this neigh­ miles a day. Grant Pass, sending comes
coast. Aircraft makers are only
workers to the Medford canton­ 1 part
Mrs. Orace Mills shopped In Boise the past six weeks, returned to borhood.
of the opposition Kaiser must
Monday.
W. W. Poster and family of Nyssa ment, or Salem sending workers to overcome
their home last week.
if he is to turn out 70-
the
cantonment
at
eorvallis
or
Sal­
were
Sunday
afternoon
callers
at
Donald Van De Bogart of Her-
tonners.
The
people are with Kaiser
em
to
Portland
shipyards
are
elig­
the
A.
A.
Bratton
home.
visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank
NYSSA HEIGHTS miston
the men who have the say are
Lewis and other friends here. He Mrs. Russell Cochrum received ible to an intercity bus, which Is ! | but
not, although they give him leip
limited to 4000 miles a month. service
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sparks and left for Hermlston last Friday. a telegram Saturday telling of the These
limitations are made to pre­ J capital. when he was in the national
family, and Mr. and Mrs. Arvllle Mr. and Mrs. John Hickey and passing of Mrs. Elmer Bratton serve tires
HOSIERY T IN T for the LEGS
what may be the I Until the senate writes its new
Hickman and children spent last Donald visited at the Bill Hickey early Saturday morning. Mrs. Brat­ duration. If for ODT
decides
that
a
It’»
the newest, smartest twist to the stocking situa­
Sunday at the river fishing and home at Valley View Sunday after- ton had been ill for some time bus is needed somewhere else the ' tax bill and acts t'->>re is nothing
and was at Kansas City with her first purchaser is paid the first certain as to the measure except
tion. It’s patriotic and economical and so comfort-
swimming at Snively hot springs. neen.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Rookstool Denver Lay who was Injured daughter. She is a sister-in-law
ableforsummer.RichardHudnut introduces DuBarry
that It will make the taxpayer
of the bus minus a small per­ know
and family who live near Vale last week on Otis Bullard combnie of Mrs. Cochrun, Mrs. C. C. Wyck- cost
Powder Lotion. .. eaay to apply... dries quickly and
there
Is
a
war
on.
One
sug­
centage for each month the bus gestion sent in by an Oregon man
were Sunday callers at the Arvllle is recovering at the Holy Rosary off and A. A. Bratton.
smoothly. . . and looks gossamer sheer $ 1 (JQ
has operated.
$1 a week be imposed on
on the legs. In popular hosiery shades. JL Hu» *'•*
The war department refuses to is that man
and woman until the
RICHLAND
store all its aviation gasoline in every
is over in lieu of all other
one spot on Columbia river. The war
taxes for the individual. A number
planes
at
Walla
Walla,
Pendleton
Mrs. Henry E. Horn has gone and Pasco will each have their own of the large war industries, with
oontracts, have oppos­
to Payette, where she is working gasoline
storage facilities. Ordinarily, government
ed
the
super-excess
tax.
in the cannery.
N y s sa P h a rm a c y
In peace time, says the war depart­ explaining that as this profits
tax works
Leona Willis, Gloha Maw, Ra­ ment, it would be good business to out
their
profit
would
be
reduced
mona Henderson, and Juanita consolidate the supplies at a con­ to not more than 1.5 percent. The
Broyles attended a treasure hunt venient spot, but war presents a
be before the senate next
party in Nyssa Friday night.
different picture and costs are for­ bill will and
will then go to confer­
Mrs. Grace Parsons returned to gotten. The war policy is to dis­ month
ence. the compromise being the tax
her home in Pocatello, Friday, tribute gasoHne depots and thus bill
for 1943.
EVERY SATURDAY AT 1:30 P. M.
after a visit of several days at make it more difficult for an enemy
the Ed Henderson home. Mrs. Par­ to destroy the supply. A suggestion
sons and Mrs. Henderson are sis­ .was made that a storge be located WISDOM AND WIT
at the Nyssa Sale Yard.
By Notsodumb Dora
on the river bank at Umatilla.
ters.
Of Interest to people in this Shortage of lumberjacks in the
Bring your livestock, household goods and farm territory
is the birth of a son, Oregon woods has reached a point 1. Be calm. Calmness shows digni­
Ralph
Byron,
to Mr, and Mrs. where the war department, man­ ty and poise. These two will con­
machinery to us for highest prices.
Ray R. Boyles of Portland, resi­ power commission and U.S. employ­ quer all situations.
This year, it’s patriotic
dent of this community. Mrs. Boyles ment service are trying to figure 2. There is no lead in a lead
Lunch counter for your convenience.
was formerly Miss Vivian Hlgby of how relief can be given. One sug­ pencil. The filling is graphite.
Nyssa.
gestion is that soldiers be sent into 3. “This shoe pinches my joint”
iWgy
store all perishable
Vera Greenlee of Nyssa. Gloha the woods, as in the first world said the customer to the sales
Bybee Livestock Sales Co. Maw,
and Leona Willis were Sun­ war when the spruce division filled clerk. “Thats nothing Madam, all
dinner guests at the Ralph the forests along the Oregon coast the Joints in this town have been
D. O. Bybee, Mgr.
W. L. Lane, day
* foods in a freezer lock­
pinched”.
Boyles
home.
and
back
into
the
mountais.
Labor
Phone 05J3
Auctioneer Mr. and Mrs. Garold Horn and organizations, however, have pro­ 4 . Its human to make mistakes.
er. It saves vital war­
children visited Mrs. Horn's par­ tested use of soldiers, who would
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Oarret, in draw soldiers’ pay, which is much
Payette Sunday.
less than a lumberjack receives
winning materials for
from his logging boss.
An Oregon sawmill operator came
Uncle Sam. And it s the best possible way of
Kingman Kolony to the national capital last week
to ask for a priority on sufficient
preserving yorur meats, fruits and vegetables,
wire to connect his mill Paint protect* the outside
Mrs. Jim Lane, who had her copper
a transmission line. He had to and inside.
with nutritive juices and flavor locked in. Ask
tonsils removed in Ontario Wed­ with
travel 6000 miles and pay railroad KALSOM1NING
and PAPER
nesday. spent until Saturday night fare
of
about
$250
and
a
hotel
bill
CLEANING
your neighbors about the many advantages of
in the home of Mr. and Mrs. in Washington. Then the priorities
—Free Estimate—
Nichols of Ontario.
Alfalfa Growers. Due to late seeding, alfalfa Wade
board
Informed
him
that
it
was
not
Polar Cold Storage Lockers.
Mr. and Mrs. William and fam­ his place to ask for a priority but
ANDY McGINNIS
ily
and
Miss
Jean
Schooler
spent
the company from which he hoped
seed will be scarce this fall.
Monday in Caklwell.
The AJi.K. Garden club met at to obtain electricity.
the home of Mrs. Carl Hill Tuesday
afternoon. Mrs. Hill lives In Newell
Give us your orders early for alfalfa, clovers Heights.
Miss Jean 9chooler left on the
stage from Ontario Monday even-
and pasture grass.
,
»
| ing to return to her home In
! Oeneaee. Idaho.
The Mary and Martha club met
We buy wheat, barley, oats.
at the home of Mrs. Carl H1U
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Elsie Helta and children.
Charles and Norma Lee. and Mrs
Arthur Cartwright and son. Darrel,
helped Dicky Toomb celebrate his
first birthday Monday afternoon.
Miss Jeanette Martin of Cald­
well spent the week-end at home
COAL—GRAIN—FEED
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs
Conrad Martin.
Mrs. Arthur Cartwright
Phone 26
2nd end Good Are. and Mr son. and Darrel,
were Sunday din­
ner guests of Mr and Mrs. Ray
Hickman home.
Mrs. E|len BarkofsKe w»is a
house guest in the Kurtk home
last week-end. Mrs. Barkofske, who
was a neighbor to the Kurtz
family in Kansas, Is here visiting
relatives at Nyssa.
Emery Crabtree of Missouri, is
visiting at the F. J. Cohill home.
The second crop of hay has been
stacked in this vicinity.
Monte Corbett and Nadine Fisch­
er, with a group of other young
people from the Nyssa church of
the Nazarene, attended a young
people's camp at Payette lakes
the past week, returning home
Sunday night.
At The National
Capital
Store Food In
Freezer Lockers
2
Warning To
Repaint
for Defense
W e Are Buying
Al THOMPSON and SONS