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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER, 10, 1942 PAGE SIX Here R E C IT A L T O B E G IV E N B Y P U P IL S A T A D R IA N MBS PAR K ER HONORED JEAN JO H N SO N B R ID E Fifteen ladies from Sunset Valley O F P A T R IC K S W E E N E Y Miss Jean Johnson and Patrick and Cow Hollow entertained at Sweeney, both of Nyssa, were marr a pink and blue shower In h o n o r~ f led In tlje parsonage of the N a - Mrs. Donald Parker of Portland zarene church In Payette August at the Chalk Butte hall Tuesday 30 In the presence of a few in M any lovely gifts were received tlmate friends. by the guest of honor. Refresh The newlyweds were attended ments were served by the hostess by Mrs. Raymond Garham of es. Nyssa and Robert Eweeney of Nyssa. Mrs. Sweeney is a daughter - 5 - of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Johnson and H08TESS TO CLUB Mrs. O. J. Mitchell entertained he is a son of Mrs. Ralph Emerson. Mr. Sweeney Is engaged In farming the Tuesday afternoon club at on the Owyhee project. her home this week!. Guests for Mr. and Mrs. Sweeney will make the afternoon were Mrs. Frank their home in Nyssa. Morgan and Mrs. Ray Larson. High - 5 - score was won by Mrs. Bernard E N T E R T A IN C L U B Frost. M r and Mrs R. O. Whitaker en tertained the Wednesday evening VTSITOR8 A R E G U E S T S club at their home this week. Prizes I N B E N S O N R E S ID E N C E were won by Ron Whitaker and Mr. and Mrs. W alter Benson Robert McCurdy. entertained at Sunday dinner 20 M r and M rs McCurdy were pre guests honoring Mrs. Benson’s sented with a farewell gift. daughter, Mrs. Norman Dalldorf, and two children of Vallejo, Cali E N T E R T A IN S C L U B fornia. Mrs. Artie Robertson entertained Guests besides the honorees were the Thursday afternoon club at her Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Adams and home last week. Guests were Mrs. children, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bernard Frost and Mrs. Burnall Davis and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Brown. Prizes were won by Mrs. Ivan Zeslger, and Mrs. Harold Five- Frost and Mrs. A. H. Boydell. coats and children. Mrs. Dalldorf and children left J IV E -B O M B E R S C O M IN G T o raise funds for war bonds this for Vallejo Monday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Benson accompanied them month, the Nyssa Civic club is giv ing a victory dance. This dance will as far as Caldwell. be held in the Nyssa gymnasium Friday, September 11. The Jive- ___ G U I L D H O L D S M E E T IN G Bombers, an orchestra composed of The St. Paul's Episcopal guild five soldiers from Gowen field are met at the home of Mrs. E. D. donating their services and all pro Norcott September 9. ceeds will be used to buy war bonds and stamps. - 8 - CUSTOM GRINDING AND GRASS SEEDS Alfalfa, Clover and Pasture Grasses. JU ST RITE Feeds and Concentrates for Balanced Rations. n Nyssa Elevator Ontario Elevator Phone 42 Phone 59 Cake flour Corn flakes y2 2 tb pkg. Swan Down or Soft as Silk Z / C Albers large size pkg. 2 for Rice krispies 1 7n IIC 23c 0f1#% zuc 18c Kelloggs 2 pkg. all flavors 3 pkg. Cotta« je cheese p ” f‘ Mh Gri ipe frui Gold Bar No. 2 c a n s j J q Salad Dressing jL Shortnmg Shurfine 3 tb cans Baking powder £ £ cartons o f Matches 6 boxes Soap powders Sup >er sud $ 3lC 77« I lb cans g S ^ g a large pkgs. 19C 00p Zwu 40C 2 Open Thursday evenings until 9 p. m. Wilson Grocery NYSSA LUNCH EN PLA NNE D The Nyssa Civic club will meet September 16 at the home of Mrs Robert Pfieler. A potluck will be served at 1:30. Those who plan to attend are asked to furnish a cov ered dish with silver and dishes. Anyone wishing transportation is asked to be at the parish hall at 1 o’clock. G U IL D W IL L UNCLE SAM’S SAILORS ON HORSEBACK SEE PANAMA FROM THE SADDLE A Dependable Food Store OREGON Frank T. Morgan spent the pttst California is visiting at the home week of Mr. and Mrs. Barney Wilson. ness. at Anderson dam on busi SALE HOGS CATTLE Get some o f these milk cows while butter fat is high. Cattle are all T. B. and abortion tested. HAY About 35 tons o f hay. Almost new medium size kitchen range. Some chickens, 4 ducks. W HERE? No, the U . S. N avy doesn’t have a cavalry unit, but many a sailor straddled leather before giving up his bucking broncho or plow horse for the bounding main. The sailors in whites above are seamen in the U . S. N a val Reserve on shore leave in Panama. N o dis tinction is made between sailors in the N a val Reserve and those in the regular Navy. Enlistment in the U . S. N aval Reserve is fo r four years, but all men enlisting in the N aval Reserve will be released to inactive duty as soon after the na tional emergency as their services can be spared, regardless of the length of time remaining in their enlistment. I f the emergency ends within a period of several months, those enrolled in the N a val Reserve w ill not be required to complete their 4 year term in active service. Opportunities fo r advancement, to learn skilled trades, for travel a n d a d v e n t u r e a r e i d e n t ic a l whether a man enlists in the reg u lar N avy or the N aval Reserve, anil his pay, food, clothing, medi cal and dental care are the same. M E ET Visit In Boise— Mr. and Mrs. W ayne spent Saturday in Boise. Trainer Visits Here— T O O L A T E TO C L A S S IF Y W A N T E D — A farm to lease with house. Now. See N. A. Mitchell Morris route 2, Sunset Valley. 10S1XP Legal Advertisement IN TH E C O U N T Y C O U R T O F TH E FO R M A L To Speak At Church— HEUR C O U N T Y Pearl Holmes, who has been a IN TH E M A T T E R O F T H E E S missionary In Liberia, W est Africa T A T E O F E L IZ A S M ITH . Deceased for 43 years, will speak in the Full Notice of Hearing Gospel tabernacle Sunday night, Notice hereby is given that Carl September 13 at 8 o'clock. H. Coad, Administrator of the above entitled estate herein has filed his final account for settlement, Hospital Notes— A son, Claton Reed Pett, 7 together with report of his admin pounds. 12 ounces, was bom to istration and petition for distri Mr. and Mrs. T aft Pett, September bution of such estate; and that 4; a girl, Sharron Kay, 5 pounds. hearing thereof has been fixed for 1H ounces, was born to Mr. and the 10th day of October, 1942, at Mrs. R. A. Skelton. September 5; 11 o'clock A. M. at the County and a son, Darrell LeRoy, 7 pounds, Courtroom in the County Court 2 ounces, was born to Mr. and Mrs. house at Vale, Oregon, at which Harley Wilson, September 4 at time and place all persons inter ested are notified to appear and the Nyssa Nursing home. Those who entered the nursing show cause, if any they have why home for medical care were Mrs. such account and petition and re Wallace Gregg and H. Q John port should not be settled and ap proved and distribution of the ston. Dlsmissials were Mrs. Lester estate thereupon made to the per Cleaver and son, Mrs. William Rios | sons entitled thereto. Carl H. Coad, Administrator. and daughter and Mrs. J. O liv e r! Dated and 1st publ. Sept. 10th, 1942. Burris and son of Parma. Last publ. Oct. 8, 1942. Going To Nevada— Mrs. C. C. Wyckoff. Mrs. Boyles i B IG B E N D IR R IG A T IO N D IS M ALHEUR COUNTY, and Miss June Marie Wilson plan TR IC T , to leave Saturday on a four-day O R E G O N Notice hereby is given that the visit at Hawthorne, Nevada. Board of Directors of the B ig Bend Irrigation District, sitting as a Return From Trip— M r and Mrs. Nick Rudlick re Board of Equalization, will meet on turned this week from a 10-day trip Tuesday, the 6th day of October, to Salt Lake City, where they 1942. at the residence of A. C. Holly visited Mr. Rudlick's brother and in the district, at 8:00 o'clock P. M. wife. M r and Mrs. Lewis Rudlick. for the purpose of reviewing and correcting its assessment and ap portionment of taxes for the next Returns To College— Houston Wilson of Corvallis who ensuing fiscal year. The assessment has been visiting his parents. Mr. list and record may be inspected and Mrs. Barney Wilson, will re at the office of the Secretary at turn to Corvallis, where he is at Nyssa. Oregon by any interested I person. tending Oregon State college. By order of the Board of Direct Visit In Idaho— ors. and dated Sept. 1, 1942. Carl H. Coad, Secretary Mr. and Mrs. Tom Turner spent Big Bend Irrigation District. Saturday in Caldwell and Nampa. Attention Farmers W e are cash buyers of Red Clover, A lfa l fa— and other field seeds— also Beans. W e will loan you bags for threshing your bean crop. See us at M IC H AEL-LEO N ARD SEED COM P A N Y office, Ontario, Oregon. Beal and Davenport, Seedsm en A t David Delk’s sale, September 15 at Vale, Oregon. (See sale bills) NYSSA PROGRAM THEATRE Phone 1 0 8 ________________ —DOUBLE FEATURE— FRIDAY and SATURDAY, SEPT. 11—12 The Three Mesquiteers in “OUTLAWS OF THE CHEROKEE TRAIL” Lloyd Nolan and Carole Landis in “IT HAPPENED IN FLATBUSH” SUNDAY and MONDAY, SEPT. 13—14 Sat. Mat., 2:30 P. M., Adir.. 5c-20c; Evening, llc-33c, include« tax W ANTED- Two wheeled trailer. Phone 15. Joe Robertson, son of Mr. and L. J. Mosier, 10S lxc Mrs. Artie Robertson, has been Skilled Men Wanted— home on a five-day leave from Specialists who can transfer their St. M ary's college, where he has F O R S A L E —Good beet bed. Wm. skills through on-the-job-training been training as a naval aviation Swan, one mile southeast cf Adrian. to army needs are wanted for cadet. 10S1XP immediate enlistment in the army air forces, signal corps and or J O U R N A L’S B U IL D IN G P E R M IT S dnance department, according to The following applications for SALE C A LE N D A R Sergeant Sam Gimpelson, com building permits have been filed mander of the Boise recruiting of with the City Recorder: Tuesday Sept. 15. 1:00 o’clock. If no written protests have been fice. Opportunities for rapid ad filed within ten (10) days from the 2 miles north of Vale on John vancement in the non-commissioned dale of this’ publication by owners Day highway and 2 miles west grades are open to me from as of property in the City of Nyssa, (follow arrow). Lunch served on the above applications will be ap widely different fields as watch grounds. David Delk, owner. 90 proved. makers, loom fixers, locksmiths and No. 537, W ilford Etlmcnc, Erect hogs, 30 cattle. 3 horses. Machinery vaccuum cleaner repairmen. shed. Lot 12 Blk. 32 Teutsch A dd and blacksmith tools, grain. Col. Anderson, auctioneer. Joe ition, $60.00; No. 538, W arren Kelch, Bert Mcve and remodel, Unplotter East Church, clerk. Official Visits Here— Marriner Eccles, chairman of the of Glasgow Tract, $50.00; No. 539. board of directors of the A m al B. B. Lienkaemper, Rem., Rep., and W A R CLIPPING S gamated Sugar company and chair Addition, Lots 3-4-5 Blk. 4 Origin RECEIVED FROM man of the federal reserve board al Addition, $195.00, in Washington, D. C., visited the sugar factory in Nyssa Wednesday. He also spent some time at the new factory in Nampa. Miss Betty Wilson of Mt. View, Get these feeders and feed your cheap barley and double your money. The Wesleyan Service guild will Visit In Boise— meet September 17 at the Metho Mr. and Mrs. W alter Thompson dist church. spent Saturday in Boise. LOCAL NEWS At Anderson Dam— California— FOR STATE O F O R E G O N Grocery specials for Friday and Saturday September 11 & 12 Jello Pupils of Miss Jesse Sugg will play in a piano recital at the Adrian high school, Thursday, September 17 at 8:30 p.m. The program will be presented as follows: “A ir iron Louis X I V ”, Presser, Georgia and Caroline Scheimer; "Merrily W e Roll A - long”. Mason, Georgie Scheimer; “Burney Bee", Mason; “The Bunny That Run Away", Bentley Donna Peterson; "The Dreamboat", W ill iams; “Tinkling Bells”, Bugbee; “Jack Be Nim ble"Richter, Jacqui- line Healey; “The Band Is Playing Dlnie”, Williams, Rachel Shaw; “Mealtime at the Zoo”, Williams and “Springtime W altz”, Richter, Ed Healey; “Auld Lang Syne”, P re sser and “Polka”, Presser, Caroline Scheimer; “Folk Song with Two Variations” Blschoff and Meladle, Massenet, M yrna Lane; “Largo”. Handel and "M urm uring Brook”. Bohm, Betty Jean Tocmb; Read ing by Mrs. Ross Healey; “Fairy Bell”, Bragdon and “Stepping Out M arch”, King, Jimmie Wilson; “Tommy Accent”, William s and “Mountain Pink”, V ida Wallace; "Fairies", and “Spring Flowers", Williams, Porrestine Wilson; and "Rustic Chapel”, Nadine Wilson. From ENGLISH SISTER Mrs. Lillian Newby of Nyssa has received clippings of war articles printed in English newspapers from her sister, Mrs. Edgar Moss of Sheffield. Yorkshire England. One article tells of a comman do officer. Lieutenant James Ennis, who insisted during the Boulogne raid on wearing carpet slippers so that he could “invade France In comfort". Upon returning from the com mando raid on Europe, Lieutenant Ennis called his wife on the tele phone as gaily as if he had just returned from a party. "Hello. I'm back— hew are you?” he greeted. Former police colleagues in Lon don Speak of Ennis as “slim, easy going with a great sense of hum or”. The carpet slippers incident, they said, was typical of the man. He was never afraid of anything, they said, and would take a “rough house” in his stride and regard it as “a bit of fu n ”. One picture shows a commando just back from the raid on Boulo gne handing back ammunition that he did not use. The editor said "He will get it back in due course, when the time comes to strike again on the coast of Europe". Another article states that the dole fund is mounting. Ann Sothem, Red Skelton, Donald Meek, Allen Jenkins and Lloyd Corrigan in “MAISIE GETS HER MAN” Maisie Gets Her Man in This Rip-Roaring Comedy about a Girl W ho Takes Manhattan Apart. Latest March o f Time and Merry Melody Mat. Sun. 2:30, Acim. llc-28c, Evening Adm. llc-33c, includes tax — B A R G A IN N IG H T — TUESDAY, SEPT. 15 “THE MAYOR OF 44th STREET” George Murphy and Anne Shirley in Cartoon and Perils o f Nyoka Admission, 5c-20c, including tax WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, SEPT. 16--17 Rosiland Russell, Fred MacMurray, Robert Benchley and Constance Moore in “TAKE A LETTER DARLING” A Male Secretary and a Female Boss. . . A New Twist in an Hilarious Comedy. Cartoon and News Admission Evening — 11c and 33c, Including Defense T ax QUILT TIM E Now is the time to think about making your quilts for the cold weather ahead. W e have the materials. 69c Two lb. cotton stitched batts Full bed size DALTO N Three lb. all cotton stitched batt. Large size 89c P a r t W o o l B atts Three lb. dark wool and cotton. A very fluffie and large size batt. $ 1.00 Change to brilliant new Parker O u /n A t the only ink contoining solv-x QUILTING BATTS Pure white china cotton and glazed cotton batts Large size 6 9 C "7 9 C Parker Quink eliminates the cause of most pen failures . . . cleans pens as it writes. Dissolves sediment, ends clogging and gumming, pro tecta against corro sion nnd rubber rot. Get a bottle of new "s’ T T T ' 1 Parkcr Quink today. Broadcloth, Outings and Percales for quilt fronts and backs a ‘i* » J. Varied weights and grade«. c Y®" Owyhee Drug Co. GOLDEN R ILE 25< yp Phone 29, Night Phone 91W Next T o Theatre N YSSA OREGON
