TH E N YSSA G A TE C IT Y JO U R N A L
PAG E SIX
first of the series. A. H. Boydell
was high for the second with Mrs
Bernard Eastmen high In total
points. Miss Eva Boydell was high
for third and Charles Grider was
high in tatal points. W. E. Schir-
eman was high for fourth and Mrs
A. H. Boydell was highest In total
final points.
M ISS M A R Y R U S T A N D
E L R O Y B R A D Y M A R R IE D
Kaiser Shipbuilding firm . Enroute,
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short stops w ill include W e llin g G IR L HONORED
ON B IR T H D A Y
Parsons, Kas. (S p ecial) A recent ton, Kansas, where Mr. Brady was
M r and Mrs Burnall Brown en
m arriage o i local interest was that reared, Wichita, Rooky Ford, C olo tertained at a family dinner last
rado and Lake Tahoe, California. Friday In honor of their daughter.
o f Miss M ary Amanda Rust,daugh
Marion Grace, on her 11th birth
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ter o f Mr. and Mrs. Thom as J.
day. Out-of-town guests were Mr
P R O G R A M PRESENTED A T
and Mrs Clarence Brown and son.
Rust to E lroy Baird Byady, son o f
W ESLEYAN G U ILD M E ETIN G
Billy, of Lewiston. Utah. M r and
Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Brady, a ll of
A varied program was presented Mrs Nephi Martino o f Logan, Mr
Nyssa, Oregon.
at the meeting of the Wesleyan Ser and Mrs Solon Lewis of Nampa
The couple were m arried at vice guild last Thursday night and Stanley Brown of Twin Falls.
Caldiwel 1, Idaho, Spetmtoer 4, and with Mrs Clifford Main leading the
started the follow in g m orning by devotions.
SO C IA L N IG H T OBSERVED
Mrs M H. Greenlee gave a talk
auto on a wedding trip, which in
Social night was observed by the
on
“
World
Wide
Communion".
cluded a b rief visit to relatives
Nyssa chapter oi the Eastern S:ar
Groups helped by such a progarm
Monday night. The chapter honored
here at Parsons.
are the men and boys in the armed Mrs Wheeler, formerly Mrs Bettie
Mr. Brady is w ell known in P a r and children in war-tom Europe.
Forbes, who was presented with a
sons, w here he visited frequently.
Mrs Kenneth Cochrun gave a re gift. The next meeting will be
He is the son o f th - Form er Elsie port on "W hy Protestantism in held October 5, when initiation,
Baird, who was w ell known in L a services and homeless war widows will be conducted.
bette county and southeast Kansas Latin America’*, the missionary
lesson for the month.
25 years ago as a teacher, 4-H club
BOOK R E VIE W PLAN NE D
The members decided to meet
The Friendly Book club will meet
leader and home demonstration
every third Tuesday in the month
at the home of Mrs J. L. Church.
agent
instead of every third Thursday.
Mrs Carl Coad will review the
Mrs. C lyde M iller, an aunt, and
Mrs A Charwick and Miss Effie
book, “ I Married Adventure" by
Mr. M iller entertained in their Ellen Counsil served salad, wafers Ora Johnson.
and
coffee.
borne on Route 3 in honor o f the
new lyw eds at a fa m ily dinner
C H ATTE R B O XE R S MEET
Thursday. T h e other guests w ere P R IZ E
W IN N E R S
IN
N YS SA
Mrs O. E. Cheldelin entertained
Misses M ary M., K ath ryn
and BRID G E T O U R N E Y ANNOUNCED
the Chatterbox club at her home
Florence Baird and Robert Baird,
Mrs A. H. Boydell won the grand Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Leslie
all o f the Tim b er H ill community.
prize of $5 In war stamps in the T op liff sponsored a quiz game. In
Mr. and Mrs. Brady left for San bridge tournament sponsored by
which Mrs Harlan Maw and Mrs
Francisco, w h ere Mr. Brady is the Episcopal guild.
em ployed as a machinist by the
Stanley Moore won high for the Loyd Adams tied for first prize.
B«l6ADI6ft
TH U RSD AY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1942__
policy
committee of
the
war a reorganization meeting of th,
Public
Kmltb
manpower
commission
meeting Malheur County
from Mr. McNutt this
morning. association.
The meeting is scheudled for Oct
ober 1 to Washington. D. C. As
soon as I return, I
will notify
you of the earliest possible date
that I can go to Malheur county.
Meeting notices will be issued
Now is the time to
later.
Mrs. Dunbar was coming
to Malheur county especially for
plant trees for shade
a Christmas seal sale institute and
/
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and
Too Late to Classify
l o s t --Spotted
weight 300.
W. A. Fox.
Sugar Factory To O pen
W e expect to start slicing beets
Tuesday, September 2 9
FOR R E N T —Heated furnished a-
partments. Mrs J. C. Bowman.
Phone 39W.
24STPC
FOR R E N T—Two room house dur
ing factory campaign Green Ave.
between 2nd and 3rd.
J. E. McMillin.
24Slxp
Cards are now being mailed to men who have
accepted employment, advising them when to
report for duty.
examinations before they can go to work.
The Amalgamated Sugar Co.
.•AäSäeHH
Grocery Specials for Friday and Saturday
September 25
26
&
Shredded wheat s
Corn flakes
large pkgs
Crackers ^
Salmon J “ *“ »“
Salad dressing
C _ | l
Iodized
$n
2 pkg
Shortening
Hamburger ¡Th Kround
Minced Ham
Franks
Dash
Q _ _ _
^03p
N B25c
Lb
Lb
J S f gi,n*
P and G White
6 bars
17c
19c
43c
31c
15c
77c
25c
25c
25c
57c
29c
Open Thursday evenings until 9 p. m. ,
W ilson Grocery
A Dependable Food Store
NYSSA
OREGON
Issued—The
Nyssa
war
this week that it issued tires and
tubes during the week ending Sep
tember 18 as follows: M. C. Za
was a quest at the party.
-
It is necessary that all men take their physical
Tires
price and rationing board reported
FOB^yiCTORY
BUY
U N ITED
STATES
served
M R AND M RS MEET
The Mr. and Mrs. club was en
tertained at the home of Mr and
Mrs Burnall Brown this week.
Dinner and Cards were the diver
sion of the evening A. H. Boydell
received high score and Mrs Frank
Morgan second.
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The Riverview community Sunday
school is meeting each Sunday
morning at 10:15 with church ser
vices scheduled for 11:15 at the
Charles Frank home. Ray Herring
of Nyssa is the minister. Everyone
tened the services. Bible study and
in the community is invited to at-
prayer tweeting are held each Thur-
shay evening at 8:30. The groups
were recently reorganized.
W AR
BONDS
C o lu m b ia A v e n u e
LOCALNEWS
M r and Mrs G errit Groot of
Apple Valley spent Wednesday at
the Dick Groot home.
Marjorie Groot and Ncrma Jen
Go T o Nampa—Mr. and Mrs.
sen came home Saturday from
Clanence Aston went on a busin
Boise, returning Sunday evening to
ess trip to Nampa last Monday
Boise.
Mrs Nora Vest of RlverView call
Return
Prom
Buhl—Mr.
and ed at the Dick Groot home Satur
Mrs. J. E. M cMillin have return day.
ed to Nyssa from
Buhl. Idaho.
M r McMlUln will work In the
Amalgamated Sugar factory.
Here From Hailey—
Mhs Harold McClure of Halley,
who spent a week at the home of
Mayor and Mrs J. C. Olsen, re
turned to her home Wednesday.
Ta \ ¡ mi
Oeorge D Field, president o f the ’
Oregon state serie. Fraternal Order
of Eagles. Portland, will pay an
official visit to the Nyssa aerie
Wednesday night. September JO |
50c
Also
large
I
Red RASPBERRY
FOR SALE—T o enameled Mon
arch range with water front. One
complete with 30 gallon tank.
Nyssa Furniture Co.
24S2XC
FOR SALE—Thor washing ma
chine. Very good condition. Nyssa
Furniture Co.
24S2XC
each.
PLANTS
3c each
One-half mile west of
funeral home.
Phone 05-J3
N O TICE —We still have a good
selection of swing rockers. Nyssa
Furniture Co.
24S2XC
c a f f 1*
Mrs. Edna Farris, county public
health nurse, has received a let
ter stating that Mrs. Sadie
Orr
Dunbar, executive secretary o f the
Oregon
Tuberculosis
association,
will not be oble to visit Malheur
county as planned.
Mrs. Dunbar's letter
said
in
part: Malheur county is cne
of
the "war casualties.’ I Just re
PU B LIC SALE NOTICE
Thursday. Oct. 1, 12 miles north
o f Vale on John Day highway and
1 mile west or 1 mile north and
1 mile west o f Willowcreek store.
Sale starts at 1 p. m.. lunch serv
ed on grounds. 31 cattle. 27 hogs.
10 sheep. 30 pullets, hay, grain
farm machinery and household-
goods. C. C. Davis. Henry Baker
& C. M. Yoctorowic. owners; Col.
Bert Anderson, auctioneer.
YO U
FORl
OUR*
SALES. EVERYONE"
GOES
AW AY
SA-
TISFIED.
Electric water heater
Visiting
Relatives— Mrs J.
N. I
Bailey of Eckert. Colorado arrived j
Monday to visit
her
son
and
daughter-in-law,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Keith
BaUey . Mrs. Oora M
Booker of Altoona. Kansas spent
two days last week with Mrs. Bai
ley.
Dig all you want for
ARRIVAL OF MRS
DUNBAR PUT OFF
BECAUSE OF TRIP
A TTE N D IN G
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Here From Caldwell—Rev.
and
Mrs E. P Lawrence of Caldwell
are visiting at the home o f their
daughter. Mrs. C. W Buchner.
trees, all sizes.
AND
THANK
Improves In Health—Mrs.
Ella
Frost, mother o f Ed Frost. Is Im
proving after being confined
to
her bed by Illness.
CHINESE ELM
STAMPS
CLUB tV IL L MDET
The Wahlne club of Sunset V al
ceived my call for the women’s
ley will meet October 1 with Mrs Conducts Services—
Arch Deacon Robothan of Pend
U. E. Parker.
JO U R N A L’S
leton conducted services in St.
Paul's Episcopal church last Sun
SALE C ALEN D AR
LODGE O F F IC IA L V IS IT S
Mrs Agatha Turley, grand guard day.
PUBLIC FAR M SALE
ian of Job’s Daughters of Oregon,
made her official visit to Bethel Jobs offered youths— A
represen
PUBLIC SALE NOTICE
No. 25 Wednesday evening at the tative o f the national youth ad
Farm Sale. Thursday, October 1,
Masonic temple in Ontario. A t ministration for eastern Oregon 1 1 • mile from Indinn Valley. Idaho
tending from Nyssa were Margaret will be in the city hall in Nyssa postoffice on well marked road. Sale
Sarazin. Eunice Ann Brady, Merry Monday. September. September 28.
starts at noon (M S T ). Lunch on
Norcott and Phyllis Schireman.
from 11 a. m. to 11:15 a. m. to grounds. Cattle, horses and farm
Interview youths interested in na machinery—J. C. Fcley and Sam
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tional
defense
training,
which Moore, Owners. Col. W. H. Welty,
HOSTESS A T LUNCHEON
Mrs E. H. Brumbach gave a leads into vital war Jobs. He will Auctioneer.
luncheon last Saturday fcr members be in the Adrain post office the
of the book club cf Big Bend and same day from 11:30 to 11:45 a.
r i ’BI 1C SALE NOTICE
Kingman Kolonv.
m. Glenn T. Norton o f La Grande,
Tuesday. Sept. 29, 6 miles west
personal officer, expects to
take and one half mile south of Vale,
with him to the Pendleton train on Graham boulevard. Sale starts
E N T E R T A IN S CLUB
Mrs Keith Bailey entertained the ing center Susan Zamora. Celia at one p. m.
Lunch served on
Thursday afternoon Bridge club Morehouse and Martha Smith of grounds.
13 cattle. 2 herse, 43
Nyssa
and
Frances
Gcssards
and
last week. Mrs A. H. Boydell and
hogs, farm machinery. Jack Webb
Mrs Artie Robertson won high Willard Curtis of Adrain.
! owner. Col. Bert Anderson, auction-
scores. Mrs J B. Giezentanner and
er.
Mrs Kenneth Cottle were guests.
Oose T o School—Sidney
has gone to Moscow. Idaho to be
gin his second year at the Unl-
versiay of Idaho.
Phone 66.
24S lxC
For Sale—Beet bed used on truck
one season and bet lifter that fits
Farmall tractor J. F. Coder.
Prone 03R1.
24SlxC
mora. obsolete tire: Paul E. Ber-
refreshments. gam, two truck recaps; E. L. Lun
The next meeting will be held at ger, two truck recaps; Dale G ar
the Henry Orcutt home September rison, truck recap; Richard Smith,
truck tube; U. S. bureau o f recla
30.
mation. five truck tires and three
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truck tubes; Roy Holmes, truck
E N T E R T A IN S CLUB
recap; Klaas Tensen. passenger
Mrs C. L. McCcy entertained the tube; Frank Haines, Jr., Sheaville.
Leonard
Tuesday club at her home this two passenger recaps;
Smith, two passenger recaps; W ill
week. High scores were won by iam D eG rofft, tractor tire and
Mrs Kenneth Cottle and Mrs Bur tube, and John Wulf. passenger
nall Brown. Mrs Bert Applegate tube and two obsolete tires.
hostess
yard.
heifer
Wanted--To buy good used corn
binder. J. F. Codr.
Phone03Rl.
24SlxC
-s-
The
guernsey
to beautify your
and other household
goods.
Miscellaneous sale is
held at 1 p.m., and stock sale at 2 p. m.
• Lifelong writing satisfaction goes wMl
your gift of a beautiful Parker pen. Here it
style to set eyes gleaming. . . smooth, tMert-
Isaa performance! Each Parker has the
procione oamiridium tip end the peeks« Issa/
Military CHp. Let us help yen i
matchless gift—a Parker Pen nr Set.
NEW P IRkkK
’’51”
T orittd o p o i n t . . .
UMt sp o o d -d ry ìn g
” 51” Ink.
112.50 & f 15.00
Owyhee Drug Company
NYSSA
OREGON
—
NYSSA
Phone 108
PROGRAM
THEATRE
— DOUBLE FEATURE—
F R ID A Y and S A TU R D A Y, SEPT. 25—26
Johnny Weissmuller, Maureen O ’Sullivan, John
Sheffield, Virginia Grey, Charles Bickford and
Paul Kelly in
“ T A R Z A N ’S NEW YORK ADVENTURE"
Pacific Frontiers, Our Gang Comedy and
Cartoon
S at Mat., 2:30 p. M.t A dir». 6c-30c; Evening, 110*330,
ttf
SU N D AY and M ONDAY, SEPT. 27— 28
lean Gabin, Ida Lupino, Thomas Mitchell,
Claude Rains and Jerome Cowan in
“ M OO NTID E"
Because of Its Strong Nature This Picture is not
to be Recommended for Children.
Sports and Merry Melody.
Mat Sun 2:J0. Adm. llc-JSc. Evening Adm. lle-SJe, tnctudee t t f
— B A R G A IN N IG H T —
TUESDAY, SEPT. 29
Lionel Barrymore. Phillip Dorn and Donna
Reed in
“CALLING DR. GILLESPIE”
Pete Smith and Perils o f Nyoka
Admission. Sc-Jfe. Inrtwdtng tax’
Auction Every Saturday at 2 p.m.
W e Handle farm sales.
Bybee Livestock Sales Co.
D. O. Bybee, Mgr.
Phone 05J3
W . L. Lane,
Auctioneer
WED. and THURS., SEPT. 30— OCT. 1.
Monty Woolley, Reddy McDowall, Anne Bax
ter and J. Carrol Nash in
‘T H E PIED PIPER”
Knitting Was Not His Hobby, So He Decided
to Become a Human Convoy. . . The Dramatic
Story of an Old Man With a Scornful Look and
a Heart of Gold.
Cartoon, Sports and News
Admission Evening — 11c tad Me.