PAGE FO U R
TH E NYSSA G A TE C IT Y JO U R N A L
which will be held Wednesday
Since ohe news ha* been received evening. December 23
The Jolly Janes met Thursday
of the arrival In port of the ship
San Francisco, rlatives and friends afternoon at the home Of Mrs Dyre
are anxiously awaiting news of By
Roberts. Plans were made for their
ron Barton, who sails on that her-
Christmas party, which will be held
orlc ship.
H. Barton is visiting at this time Monday afternoon, Deceber 21 at
in Eastern Idaho near Ashton, A n the home of Mrs Howard Hatch In
other son will leave from there Adrian.
soon to enter the army.
The Christmas program of the
Le*ter Goulet made a trip to J Wade Khool wU1 * held Tue8day
s lr lm a
f/vt. a
n A A V A «.
ln n f
in A lf
Yakima
for
a r tractor
last n week.
The ladles of the Community evening December 22. Charles W itty
church served the noon lunch Mon will have charge of the program.
Mr and Mrs Walter Stradley
day at the Nichol, Toomb and
Fredrick sale.
shopped in Nampa Friday.
B ill Aschraft poured the floor to
Mr and Mrs Joe K ing spent
Jsss Sugg's basement house this Wednesday In Caldwell on business.
week.
Mr Carlson left Tuesday on a
Mrs Floyd Eason and baby are business trip to Ogden and Salt
visiting her mother in California. Lake City.
During her absence the Overstreets
Mrs Charles W itty spent Thurs
are remodelng the house, adding day in Caldwell on a shopping trip.
three rooms and a porch.
A number of cases of chickenpox
Bill Kurtz writes now from New have been reported among Bend
Mexico, where he is taking the last children.
two months of his training in the
M r and Mrs F. A. Miller and Jim
army air corp.
spent Friday in Boise, where Jim
Antonie Zubizareta, 1031 T, S, S, was enlisted In the marines. He
fit 80. R. T. C. No. 6., Kearnes left Saturday.
Utah, is the last recruit from New
Mrs John Bishop was a Nyssa
ell Heights. He is In the avaltion visitor Friday.
branch of the service.
Orover Fretwell of Portland ar
Pvt. John McDermatt A. B. Q. 2. rived Saturday for a visit with his
Naval A. R. station, San Diego, is bother, W ill Fretwell, and family.
now back in camp after driving a
Jesse Johnston 66, a pioneer re
logging truck all summer.
sident of this vicinity passed away
Fermln Zubezareta who has gone Monday December 7 at his home
overseas likely can be reached thr near Boise, where the family mo
ough his old address. Plotting Co. ved a couple of years ago. Mr.
552 Slg. Sta.. A. W. B. N , Drew Johnston was a member of the
Vale Masonic lorge. He leaves his
Field, Florida.
Elwin Worden 3133 Honolulu, wife, three daughters Mrs. Lyda
Hawaii, B. K. R. 2-c writes that Dennis of Idaho Falls, Mrs Maurine
he likes his job as cook In the army Burgher and Miss Grace Johnston
but will be glad to return to Newell of Boise and two sons Lee John-
ton of Boise and Ross Johnston of
Heights when the war Is over.
Roy Deffenbach is home on a Amarllla, Texas.
Funeral services were held W ed
furlough and with him is his bride
nesday afternoon at the Me Brat-
a California girl.
ney Funeral Home with Rev. Marcus
E. Lindsay officiating. Internment
was in the Cloverdale Memoral
park. Five of his former neighbors
Ths Big Bend P T A met at the F. A. Miller, E. H. Brumbach, R.
school house Wednesday evening. L. Haworth, Boyce Van de Water
Mrs Wilson, president, had charge and Dan Holly of Adrian served
of the meeting. Plans were made as pallbearers.
for the Christmas entertainment.
TH U R SD A Y. DECEMBER 17. 1942
N E W E LL HEIGHTS
Big Bend
NO TICE T O HOG RAISERS
Because o f the improbability o f getting a
load on Christmas day, we will not be receiving
hogs at Nyssa on Friday Dec. 25th. However
we will be buying hogs as usual on Friday Jan.
1st.
I wish to thank my many friends in this
territory for their valued patronage during the
past year and extend to them season’s greet
ings.
F R A N K K U LLA N D E R
S^-meJUcailOH.
da+Uf&ixuiA,
• The human body ta the mo«*
complicated mechanism ever ere -
ated. N o t all o f its processes am
thoroughly understood even by
Ministers or others interested in church publicity are invited to use
the columns of the Journal to carry Important messages and notices
to their congregations. Please try to get your copy In by Tuesday of
each week.
F IR S T CHURCH OF C H RIST
CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE
(C H R IS T IA N )
Vern Martin, Pastor
H. N. Waddell, Pastor
Sunday school at 10:00 am.
Bible School at 10 a. m. John Classes for every age, bring your
family.
Quigley, Supt.
Morning worship at 11:00 a.m.
11 a. m. Worship and Communion
message by the pastor.
Service.
Junior meeting Sunday evening
Sermon "T h e Christmas Mess at 7:15 p.m.
age".
Young people's service at 7:15.
7 p. m. Y. P C. E
Evening Evangelistic service at
7:30 p. m. “The Christmas P ro 8:00 p.m. message by the pastor.
gram".
Wednesday evening prayer and
A friendly church with a friendly praise service 8:00 p.m.
welcome invites you.
Radio program every Sunday at
Wednesday 7:30 p. m. Bible study
in the country.
N YS SA ASSEM BLY OF GOD
Thursday 7:30 p. m. Bible study.
Pastor C. A. Slaughter
The home will be announced from Sunday school, 9:45 a.m. Alan Ed
the pupllt.
monds Superintendent. Every class
Come and worship and study with welcomes you.
us.
Morning service, 11; o’clock
Evengellstlc 8 o'clock.
THE C O M M U N IT Y U N IT E »
Prayer
meeting
Thursday,
8
PR E S B Y T E R IA N CHURCH
o’clock.
Kingman Memorial
A cordial welcome to all.
J. C. Nevln, Pastor.
10 A. M., Bible school.
F U L L GOSPEL TABERNACLE
11 A. M „ morning worship. The
Lloyd Pounds, pastor
boys and girls of the church and
Sunday school, 10 a. m.
Sunday school will present Christ
Morning worship, 11 a. m.
mas recitations and songs and the
Sunday evening evangelistic ser-
pageant “ The Birthday of the vict at 7:30.
K in g"
W e will bring our white
Wednesday evening prayer ser
gift offerings and present them at vice 7:30 in parsonage.
this service.
Friday
night
young
people’s
8 P. M „ evening worship. A ll will service.
Everyone cordially invit
join in a special service as the ed to come and help in a scriptural
adults lead the devotions., the Ju game taken from the Book of
niors sing their Christmas songs Genesis. Virginia and Glenn Rei-
and the young people present the gen are the leaders.
play, "Joy Comes in the Morning.
On Christmas eve, Thursday,
L. D. B. CHURCH
December 24, at 8 P. M. we shall
Sunday
9:15
am .
Priesthood
meet in the high school for a i meeting
service of candlelighting and car
Sunday 10:30 a.m Sunday school.
ols.
This will be a community
Sunday 7:30 p. m. Sacrament
gathering with our neighboring meeting.
Sunday schools joning with us.
Tuesday 2:00 p.m. R elief society
December 19, Saturday, 2 to 4 meeting.
P. M., at the Kingman Kolony Wednesday 8:00 p.m. M. I. A. meet
school, the young people will hold ing.
the Christmas party for the little
Wednesday 4:15 p.m. Primary
folks of the Sunday school and meeting.
their friends.
SUNSET V A L L E Y
TH E M E TH O D IST C O M M U N IT Y
ASSEM BLY OF GOD CHURCH
CHURCH
Mrs. C. Cochell, pastor
M. H. Greenlee. Pastor
This church will observe Christ
Sunday school 9:45.
mas this Sunday, December 20th.
Morning worship 11 o'clock.
The church school will meet as us
Evangelistic service, 7:45 P.M.
ual at 10 a. m. and hold the class
Prayer meeting, Wednesday, 7:45
sessions. At 10:30 the children’s P.M.
department will assemble in the
I f you do not*. attend services
auditorium with th e ' rest of the elsewhere you are Ihvlted. W e wel
sdhool and the prepared program come you.
will be given. Included in the pro
ST. r M IL ’S EPISCO PAL
gram will be the dedication of the
M ISSIO N
service flag and honor roll of this
church. The pastor will b r in g ’ a
Regular services at St. Paul’s
brief Christmas message. The fa m church will be discontinued until
ilies of all service men and defense the vacancy created by the resig
workers are urged to be present. nation of Rev. Stanley Moore has
The Sunday evening service at R been filled.
There will be two
p m. will include the singing of services each month which will
favorite Christmas carols and other be conducted by the varioius m in
Christmas music and a message isters of the missionary district of
by the pastor. This church la coop Eastern Oregon, by Bishop Wm. P.
erating in the community Christ Remington and Arch Deacon Rob-
mas tree and program at the high cthan.
school gymnasium Wednesday at
Women’s Guild meets second
2 p. m. Prayer service will be held Wednesday in each month.
Sunday school classes will be
at the parsonage Wednesday even
held each Sunday morning at 10:30.
ing at 8 o’clock.
those who devote their lives to a
Adrian
study o f them. It is not surpris
ing, therefore, that persons with
The Adrian United Presbyterian
out medical training who attempt to diagnose
church will present a pageant. "The
Birthdoy o f the K in g" Sunday
morning. December 20. There will
also be a white gift offering at
this time.
On Christmas eve.
there will be a special candle-
„ ...
.
.
lighting and carol service
Other
Sunday schools of the district are
and prescribe for their own serious ills often do
themselves irreparable damage. H ave respect for
your body. You ean never get another. When ill
ness comes consult a physician . . . a licensed
M .D . H e is a specialist in his hne just as we are
in the business o f filling his prescriptions.
N YSSA PH A RM A CY
NYSSA
OREGON
The students of Adrian high
school will sponsor a magazine
subscription contest in the near
future.
The jnior class presented a skit
at the student body meeting and
pep assembly last Friday.
G retchen Hatch1 was in Adrian
or business last Tuesday.
She is
now emploed as a mechanic's help
er at Gowen Field. Boise
Mr. and Mrs. Alva Watts ah Par-
entertalned the members o the
h
school faetult at a pincchle
JO|nln*
w v lc e at the hi« h parfcp Saturday evening.
school building.
______________________________ _
The Adrian union high school ■
and the Kingman Kolonp grade ■
school will go together for their
Christmas
program,
Wednesday
FOR SALE
afternoon. December 23. In the high
school building.
There will be
special music, plays and a gift
Truckload of Used
exchange.
Charley
McConnell
returned
home Sunday evening from Cal
ifornia. where he engaged In de
fense work. A brother of Mr. M c
Furniture, including Ke-
Connell passed away in Emmett
last week.
¿(TotJFmJIF/
lvinator refrigerator.
Less Than One Year
The Dennis Patch family were victorious but the first string lost
dinner guests of the Don Covey to Parma by a score of 16 to 18.
Mrs Marp Nichols and James and
family Sunday.
Nadine were dinner guests of Mr
Mrs. Edna Gibson and Norman
and Mrs Robert Overstreet in New
visited Mrs. Gibson's sister, Mrs.
ell Heights Tuesday evening.
D. Mausllng, Sunday.
M r and Mrs William Toomb and
Rev. and Mrs. Harden, local
pastor of
the
Free
Methodist Dickie were In Ontario Tuesday.
Wesley Plercy delivered a truck
church, left Monday for a three
weeks vacatoon In Spokane. They load of hogs to Nyssa Friday for
have two daughters living near K. I. Peterson of Adrian.
Spokane.
Mrs. Robert Book is now employ
ed as a teacher of commercial
subjects and girls’ phpsiclal edu
cation. replacing Mrs. Louise Kllng-
back Gregg. Mrs. Howard Hatch is
caring for the Boak baby.
The yong people’s department
of the United Presbyterian church
will entertain the primary depart
ment at a Christmas party Sat
urday, December 19. at the King-
man school.
Mr. and Mrs. K. I. Peterson
shopped in Caldwell Saturday.
John Johnson was a Boise vis
On display
itor over the week-end.
In the Earl Parker home In NewaU
Heights.
Mr and Mrs Frank Newbtll of
Newell Heights were Sunday dinner
guests of M r and Mrs C. C. Cotton.
Mrs Arthur Case left Friday to
join her husband In Portland.
FERDINAND
THE DULL
in our store.
Weighed every two weeks.
Kingman Kolony
Watch him grow and see the difference
Mrs Robert Clark entertained the
Pinochle club Thursday afternoon.
The Home Economics club of the
Kingman Grange met at the home
of Mrs Lee Thrasher. New officers
were elected as follows: Mrs Wesley
Piercy, chairman: Mrs K. I. Peter
son, vice-chairman, and Mrs Con
rad Martin secertary-treasurer.. The
next meeting will be held with
Mrs Wesley Plercy January 5.
M r and Mrs Wesley Piercy and
Arlene were Sunday dinner guests
of M r and Mrs John Auker in
Adrian.
M r and Mrs W. W. Deffenbaugh
announce the marriage of their
son, Jacob R., to Teresa Serrana
of San Franlclsco. The newlyweds
are here visiting his parents on a
15 day furlough. Deffenbaugh is in
the quartermaster department of
the army at Fort Windfield Scott,
California.
Pvt. Maurice K. Deffenbaugh is
stationed at Camp Kohler at Sac
ramento for a short-time attend
ing a school in the signal corps,
after which he will be transferred
to Jopln, Missouri for nine weeks
of instruction.
Caldwell shoppers Saturday were
M r and Mrs Wesley Piercy and
Arlene, M r and Mrs Conrad Martin,
and Dorothy and Betty Jean T o
omb.
Clifford Case, a member of the
armed forces is visiting his sister
and husband, Mr and Mrs Van
Matre.
J. G. Lane was in Ontario attend
ing to business Thursday.
Dorothy Toomb was a supper
guest of Billie Brewer in the Owy
hee section Friday evening. In the
evening a car load of ycung people j
attended the Parma-Adrian basket- j
ball games in Parma. Adrian grade
school and second string team were
Purina feed makes in his development.
A l Thompson Cr Sons
Phone 26
2nd and Good Ave.
OVER 200 H EAD
of stock sold at our
livestock sale last Sat
urday. Feeder steers
went for $11.90 per
hundred.
There were plenty
of
good
buyers
to
take away the stock.
No Sale December 26
Bybee Livestock Sales Co.
D. O. Bybee, Mgr
Phone 05J3
W . L. Lane, Auctioneer
PUBLIC SALE
Having sold this lanch, I have to move. W ill sell all my personal property
hlghwa
/4 0116
S°Uth ^ ApPle Valley sch°o1- Vi east of
Apple Valley oiled
TUES. DEC. 22
ONE O ’C LO C K S H A R P .....
Horses
1 Gray horse, smooth mouth, 1500 pounds.
1 Span Bay Mules, smooth mouth, 2800 rounds.
Other outside work horses at this sale.
Cows
1 Black cow, 8 years old, 5 gallons when fresh Feb. 18.
1 Jersey cow, 7 years old, 4
gallons when fresh. Fresh Feb. 28
1 Guernsey cow, 5 years old, 4% gallons when fresh. Fresh Jan 11
1 Jersey heifer, 2 yeam old. Fresh in May.
1 Guernsey bull eligible to register.
1 Jersey heifer, 1 year old,
1 Jersey cow, 9 years old, 4 gallons when fresh. Fresh Feb 8
1 Guernsey cow, 3 years old, 4 gallons when fresh. Fresh Jan 14
I hese 5 cows are all good cows.
I f you want good cows be at this sale.
Farm Machinery
1 five-tooth cultivator
1 Horse Disc.
2 steel headgates.
1 walking plow.
20 Rods 36 in. Hog wire.
6 cords slab wood.
1 pair 500-pound scales.
150 fence posts new.
2 Rolls of barb wire.
1 Electric cream seperator, 750 capacity, nearly new.
Other articles too numerous to mention.
r*
Old.
M r and Mrs Arthur Cartwright
moved back to the Kolony Sunday
after spending the past six weak*
Hay and Grain
30 tons good alfalfa hay.
Other outside property at this sale.
40 Bushels wheat.
Your wife, your sweetheart, your
sister and your mother— they all
love jewelry*
Paulus Jew elry Store
N O R D A LE
JOHN BECK, Owner
Lunch Served On Grounds.
FU R N ITU R E
STORE
Col. Bert Anderson
Auctioneer
L. H. Fritta
Clerk