THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL THURSDAY, JANUARY 21, 19-13
PAGE FIVE
sion was given: “Types of Literature
HERE FROM PENDLETON
Mrs Eldon McGarvin left the fir
i°.
Representative Staples will send to
in the Bible". She was assisted by
Raymond Carlson, son of Mr and st part of the week for her home in
The Intermediate Girl Scouts met any person any bill that he is par
Mrs D. O. Bybee, Mrs Lillian Newby Mrs Berner Carlson. Is visiting in Hood River after spendlg two week
vith Arlene Piercy Saturday after- ticularly interested in. He is chair
Mary and Martha circle of the
"Da unto others as y. u would have and Mrs Lillian Snader. The ladles Nyssa while en route to Hill field, with her father, Adloph Schneider,
! neon.
man of the committee on irriga
United
Piesbj
terian
church
met
at
them do unto you."
also practised special songs to be where he will be employed in def and family here.
Mrs Charley Wilson and Mrs We- tion and drainage and a member of
the Case home Thursday afternoon,
PRES. FIFE SUNDAY
sung cn a program In the near fut ense work. He has been at Pendlet
Rev. and Mrs Vem Martin arid with Mrs Van Metre acting as host ley Piercy called to see Mrs C ro the committee on food and dairy
EVENING SPEAKER
ure.
on.
daughter of Nyssa and Mr and Mi ess. in the absence of her nether. ad Martin Thursday aftern.on. Mrs products and game and livestock
RENTS FARM
Piercy presented her with an apron
Last Sunday evening President FRIENDSHIP QUILT STARTED
Ernest Barker and daughter, Helen,
Mr and Mrs Richard Taylor have of Owyhee were Thursday evenin: Mrs Fra nets Def fer led the devoi - ■is agift. fr m the Home Economics Returns From Portland—
Luther L Fife w:e the streaker at
A friendship quilt has been start
ional lesson and Mrs J hn Auker
lub. Mrs Martin received a lovely
the church services. D rthea Lewis ed in the Relief society by Mrs D. rented the Quigly farm and Intend callers in the Adolph Schneider ho
John Cancelmo has returned from
the bock review on South America
tted plant from Ihe members of Portland, where he engaged in de
furnished the music an.i Ellen Br O. Bybee. Each member is to write to move there in the near future. me.
Archie Moses of Elgin was an ov 'he Eastern Star chapter of Nyssa. fense work.
ower led the congregation in sing her name in pencil on the white Mrs Taylor's sister will also be with
Henry Hintz purchased some wo d ernight guest in the Conrad Martin
Mr and Mrs Arthur Cartwright
ing "O Ye Mountain H l;h" and quilt block, the office they hold and them. The farm is located on the in Apple Valley last week and has
home Mcnday.
were Sunday dinner guests in the
"W ell Sing All Hail to Jesus' Na the date. The running stich Is used west end of Alberta avenue.
been moving it to his place here.
Mrs Williani Toomb, Mrs* Stanley Ray Cartwright home.
Mr and Mrs William Lane have
me” . O. R. Anderson conducted the ir working it. The blocks wil be set
Hrs John Vanderpool, who is ill, Hill, and Mrs Car' Hill were co-hc-
meeting. Open prayer wa : given by in red and blue material, making me ved from Nyssa Commission com is taking treatments at Ontario.
Mr and Mrs Frank Cummins were Symptoms of Distress Arising from
stesses at a pinochle party held Sat ■ inner guests in the C. C. Cotton
Leslie Lewis. A p cm entitled "Tlje it als a patriotic quilt with red pany grounds to an apartment in
Mrs Charlie Sohwelzer's mother, urday evening in the Carl Hill ho
h me Sunday.
States” by Edgar A. Guest was giv white and blue colors. Each sister Nyssa.
Mrs Carlisle, sustained a hip fract- me.
Mrs Dean Fife Is feeling better
en by a youth from Parma. Eugene is invited to sew her name on a
Rev. and Mrs J. C. Nevln and La d u e t o
i ure when she fell at the Schweizer
Cliff Beaumont and Miss Mae ura L uise of Adrian were guests in FrooBookToils of Homo Treatment thot
after a 10-day illness.
Jones. He read this poem from a block.
! home. She was taken to the Hotly Beaumont were In Nyssa Thursday
Mrs Jim Lane is sick this week.
the Charley Wilson home Sunday I Must Help or it Will Cost You Nothing
book given to Mrs Berner Carlson, COUNCn, MEETING AT EMMETT
j Rosary hospital at Ontario January Miss Beaumont visited Mis H. O.
Overtw o million bottle« o f the W IL L A R D
which was presented to her by Pr-
There was a council meeting held
6
.
T itle ATM £ N T have been iold for relief o f
Johnson.
C o p ie s o f B ills A v a ila b le —
sident Heber J. Grant.
•y mptoma o f dlstreM a risin g from Stom ac h
in Emmett last Sunday morning, at
Dick Parker. Melvin Pendarvis and
ami D u o d e n a l Ulcers due to Cscess A c i d -
Mr and Mrs Frank Newbill of Ne
State Representative V. B. Staples Poor
Pres. Fife spake on the "Three which the following church officials
D igestion , So u r or U pset Stom ach,
Bill Britton cf Cow Hollow spent well Heights visited Mr and Mrs
cisssln
ess. H eartburn sleeplessness, etc..
of
Malheur
county
expects
to
send
Degrees of Glory”, hi:, t pic coming were present: Pres. Fife. Mr. Peter
Saturday night with Bob Newgen. C. C. Cottcn Tuesday.
due to E sc s ss A d d . Sold on 1S days’ triall
Mr.
and
Mrs.
George
Cleaver
left
copies
of
bills
and
calendars
of
the
mostly frcm the b. :k “The vision of son, Mr. Chadwick, Mr. Jensen, and
Ask
for
" W il la r d 's M r s t a g c " which fully
The Parker car, in which the boys
Mrs W. W. Dcfienbach. who is ill. legislature to the Gate City Jour explains this treatment— tree — a t
the Prophet Joseph Smith", by Mel Mr. Yates. From there Pres. Fife for California Thursday to visit were riding froze, thus preventing
nal. Any individual interested may
is much improved.
vin J Ballard. He advised the young went to Letha where he was the their son, P. F. C. Loyd Cleaver their getting home.
see the bills at the Journal office.
NYSSA PHARM ACY
people to marry in their own ch speaker at a sacrament meeting. Mr and their daughter and family, who
John
J
hnson
of
Adrian
was
a
Mrs Julia Rathjen, who has been
urch. He said "Da not put off the ! Laney, Mr. Gilcrist and Mr Borup live In Missouri. They planned to
dinner
guest
in
the
Charley
Wilson
visiting in the Adolph Schneider and
be gone about two weks.
things that sh uld be done. Help cf the high council were present.
home Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Jim Ritchie entertained the Henry Hintz homes the past two
your neighbor. Make the world a
HERE FROM CALIFORNIA
Mrs Stanley Hill and children of
weeks, will leave this week for Sp
Out-Our-Way
club
at
the
home
oi
better place by you having lived in
Mr and Mrs Jack Gannon and
Newell Heights visited Mrs Arthur
okane
before
returning
to
her
home
it. "The closing song was "How Ge their two children are here from Mrs. S. B. Hoffman Thursday af
Cartwright Monday afternoon.
ntly God Commands". Benediction California, visiting at the Luther ternoon. Ten members enjoyed the in Bellingham.
C. M. Beaumont and Miss Mae
Kenneth Lorensen helped Bud Beaum.nt were in Vale Friday.
was given by Lorin W. Goates.
Fife residence. They plan on making afteroon. Mrs. Glenn Hoffman was
Chapin
build
a
brick
flue
in
his
ho
in
charge
of
the
games.
Mrs.
Claude
STAKE CONFERENCE
their home in Nyssa fer several mo
Sgt. George Norwood, formerly cf
Day and Mrs. C. C. Wyckoff won use Saturday.
Emmett, was a caller in the William
It has been advised that members nths. With them was Mrs Gannon's
Bud
Chapin
trucked
a
load
of
high
prizes.
The
hostess
served
waf
Toomb home Friday evening. He is
collaborate with no another in sh mother, Mrs Langford. Mrs Lang
fles. sausage and coffee. The next cattle to the Ontario sale for Kenn on a 10 day furlough from Lowery
We still have a few lockers available. Now is
aring sr ’ ”a in 11 r
- • to -o to ford Is now at the home of Mrs
meeting will be held with Mrs. Guy eth Lorensen Wednesday.
Dale Garrison.
field in Colorado.
Welssr nsxi
Conrad Martin was In Ontario
JOURNAL GOES TO IOUISIANA Tanner January 28.
, I D : " : :n l mei - - rhl h be (in
your opportunity to get one. Act now, as they
Mrs. J. W. Jennings has been
on business. Thursday.
D a. m. with ha " m il services :d
We have received word from Pri
quit ill for the past several days.
Mr and Mrs Charley Wilson and
vate LeLand Carlson that he receiv
pri~
se
Mrs. C. C. Wyckoff and family
will not last long.
Mrs Lily Bach shopped in Ontario
ses ton will dart •' 1 T i se "ho es the Nyssa Gate City Journal ea
Forty-three
were
present
at
Sun
ha- a ci:i. ren wit
. I ch week in Louisiana and enj:ys moved into the Sherwood residence day school Rev. Greenlee of Nyssa Wednesday and called on Mrs Mary
Nichols. Mr and Mrs William Toomb
baptism should ctntact the Bishop reading the LDS news and other in Nyssa Saturday.
Mrs. Haily and son of Fruitland delivered a sermcn after Sunday were In Ontario Saturday and called
articles. He was advanced to a cor
to make arrangement ..
school. Sunday school will be held
poral recently. He is the sen of Mr visited at the George Cleaver home at 2 p m. next Sunday. Rev. Dan at the Nichols heme. Mrs Nichols
M. I. A. TEACHES DANCING
last Sunday.
with her son and daughter, moved
and
Mrs
Berber
Carlson
of
Parma.
Last Monday evening in the ward
Frank Savage left for Tacoma iels of Ontario v.ill hold services recently from the Koiony to Ontar-
at
3
p.
m.
Everyone
is
invited.
hall those who are to participate in (Men in service can get the Jour Tuesday after spending
several
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Dail and son
the special dance and floor show nal for half price If they will con- days at home.
taot T. C. Bybee. Nyssa)
met under the supervision f Leslie
Mrs. C. C. Wyckoff and family Gary of Boise visited at the John
Lewis and Miss Elaine Lewis. They LDS
spent Monday evening at the Russ Zittercob house Sunday and with
It’s Time
are learning special artistic dances, NYSSA MEN SPEAK IN ONTARIO ell Cochrun home in Nyssa. Mrs. Mr. Dail’s mether. Mrs. Anna Datl
Last Sunday evening Ray C. Lew- j Wyckoff and Mrs. Cochrun had
Mr and Mrs Jake Groot and son
which will be sho.vn during the in
To Take Inventory
termission at the Gold ivl Green is and Clarence A Aston were spe a cousin visiting here from New attended a birthday party given for
Dick Groot Sunday at his home.
ball, which will be held in Nyssa in cial speakers at the Ontario LDS Mexico.
Mrs. Fred Gregg left last week
the near future. This is a f rm.il chapel. Mr Lewis is :n the high co
Take care o f the car
Alva Goodell attended the sale
for California to visit her husband,
affair, to which the public is in uncil and Mr Aston is stake chair at Ontario Wednesday.
you now drive. It may
man
of
the
liquor
and
tobacco
pre
vited. The date will be announced
Burl Wyckoff spent the week-end who Is in the army there.
have to do for a long ti
vention committee.
Mrs. Kenneth Vanderpool and
later.
with his mother, Mrs. C. C. Wyckoff
me.
IN CALDWELL
Miss
Pauline
Payne
of
Ontario
vis
62 NOW CN CLUB ROLL
Donna Belle Goodell spent Friday
There arc now a total of 62 mem
Keith Bybee spent Sunday and night with Mr. and Mrs. John Mur ited at the Vern Butler home Sun
Whether you can af
day.
bers in the Relief society. Four new Monday in Caldwell. He delivered phy in Nyssa.
Keith Orris and John VanZelf, I ford to buy a new car
members were accepted. They tore two truck loads of cattle there for
Mrs Howard Bybee. wc. > has m ved the Bybeo Livestock company and
who left January 2 to enter the
is not the question. The
army, are training at Camp Bowie, i
here from Ontario' Mrs Garret F.ot, tbe truck freze making it im]X>ssible
Summer
question is will you be
who has moved here fr m Utah; fer him to return home.
Texas.
SAVE
Mrs Gladys C ;. or. and Mrs Mabel NO MEETING HERE SUNDAY j The Oregon Trail PTA met at
Mr and Mrs Louie Pry r. who
able to get one, regard
Delicacies
Through
There will not bo any evening the schcolhouse Friday afternoon. have farmed the Otis Bullard place : less o f the money with
Brcoks. Last Toe ’ c a 2 o’clcck
on Your Table
Scientific
the regular me: ting vas held. Under meeting in the LDS Chapel here In the absence of the president and the past three years, are moving i
All Winter
which
to
buy.
Refrigeration
the supervision f Mary Lewis, who Sunday on account of the stake I vice president, Mrs. Byers took to the John Medlin place near Har
is class Instructor, the following le meetings at Weiser.
charge of the meeting. In the bank per. A family from Burley, Ida. axe
The minute you feel
contest the primary and intermed moving to the place vacated by
that
some part o f your
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Pryor.
iate pupils won. The program topic
Iris Laycock and daughter. Diana
was "Some Families Have Fun"
car is ailing bring it to
Fhol Lump to Last . . . .
Mrs. F. G. Holmes read an article, of Otario visited at the J. M Wag
us.
“Keeping the Home Fires Bright." ner home Sunday.
Mrs Jake Grcot gave a birthday
Mrs. J. E. Bowen read an article
HEAT
HEAT
HEAT
party for her husband January 18
on community recreation.
The Merry Matrons club met at at her heme. Mr. and Mrs. Dick
the home of Olive Hoke with Emma Groot, Mrs. Chris VanZelf and Mr
That’s King C oal-good
Picken as co-hostess, thirteen mem and Mrs. Bill VanZelf were present.
,;g f .
Mr. and Mrs. Chris VanZelf are
bers were present. Tea towels were
embroiderd for the hostess. New of- the parents of a boy born Jan.15.
to the last lump. You’ll
Mrs. Lillie Dement, who Is em
fives were elected as follows: Pres
ident Gladys Davis: vice president, ployed near Nyssa. visited her dau
Jennie Benson, secretary, Alice Hol ghter, Mrs. Ellis Warner, and fam
notice the difference wh
mes and treasurer, Minnie Mitchell. ily.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde B w ers and
New Pollyanna names were drawn.
en you build your first
One new member. Marie Holmes, son spent the week-end In Merid
joined the club. The club will meet ian with Mr. and Mrs. McClitock.
Mr. and Mrs. Keck, who have
January 27 at the home of Minnie
fire with it. You’ll enjoy
Mitcheil with Jessie Chard assisting. lived on the Ira Ure place the past
Friends and relatives surprised year, moved t: their place near
the difference all winter long, right up to your
Mr and Mrs R. W. Hlomes Friday Fruitland last week.
The Sunday school members met
evening. Three tables of pinochle
were in play, with prizes going to at the Theo Matherly home Friday
last fire next spring.
Mrs Marian Chard and Mrs J. E evening to practice singing.
Mr. and Mrs. Perle Richard help
Bowen for the ladies and R. W Ho
Be safe. Be sure. Be money ahead. A solid
lmes and J. E. Bowen for the men. ed Mr. ad Mrs. Angelo Monastic A
move to their ranch In Apple val
Vegetable production must be increased to meet the
Lunch was served.
war needs of America and her allies.
Mr and Mrs Marion Chard made ley Monday.
fuel for solid comfort.
a business trip to Ontario Wednes
day.
Mr and Mrs Frank Rambaud of
Nyssa were visitors Sunday at the
THIEVES
J. E. Bowen home.
1942 income to farmers for vegctablo seed crops
exceeded $6,500,000 in Idaho alone.
Mr and Mrs A. M. Good son and
are at work and will pay
Estell and Nancy c i Notus and Mr
and Mrs F. G. Holmes and Gilbert
you a visit
Phone 42
and Junior were Sunday dinner gu
UNLESS
ests at the F. S. Byers home.
Mrs William Duffy or Washing
Seed crop* can usually be raised by the farmer and
you take precautions to
his family; require little extra labor.
ton and Leonard and Hubert Jones
of California were called home last
protect your
week beause of the scri: us illness
Authorized OPA Inspectors
For the duration o f war, and for the years o f recon-
of their mother. Mrs W. S. Jones.
Automobile
i ruction following the war, America’s production o f
Mr and Mrs R. J. Holmes have
'ptablc seed MUST HE INCREASED. This gainful job
moved to the Eastern Oregon Pipe
Don’t park your car
; one of America’s top ranking war-time responsibilities.
j
line
ranch.
We have been appointed as official tire in
without locking it sec
We must now raise vegetable seed for the gardens o f
Mr and Mrs J. E. Bowen made a
America,
England, Russia, China and other allied
urely.
business trip to Vale Monday.
Kingman Koiony
L.D.S. News
QUICK RELIEF FROM *
STOMACH ULCERS
EXCESS ACID
Buena Vista
Lockers Available
Arcadia
Store Food In
Modern
Freezer Lockers
Oregon Trail
Towne’s
Garage
Polar Cold Storage C r Locker Plant
able See
A V iial Food t rop
A Profitable Crop
THE NYSSA ELEVATOR
\ W ork ab le ( rop
{jORYMUtlD
spectors in Nyssa.
The deadline for inspection has been post
poned to February 2>< for holders of B and C
cards and to . larch 3 ! for holders of A cards.
We have plenty o f No-Freeze anti-freeze on
hand for your motor vehicles. Be at ease with
this permanent Anti-Freeze. Used Straight. Will
hold to 35 degrees below zero.
Inter - State Oil Co.
Hancock Products
Phone 117
Sunset Va!!ey
Mrs Bill Beck and two daughters,
Shirley Lee and Joann cf Salt Lake
City, came Thursday by train to vl-
! sit in the h:m es of Mrs Beck's bro
ther and brother-in-law. Mr and Mrs
Henry Hintz and Adolph Schneider
and family.
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Lorensen
and son. Bemle, were Boise shop
pers Saturday.
Helen Reffett. daughter of Mr and
Mrs John Reffett. was taken to the
t, spltal Monday for observation. She
i returned heme Thursday.
: Mrs Ed Corefield of Owyhee stay-
| ed in the Paul Ransom home this
week helping care for Philip. Ken
neth and Viola, who are confined
to their beds by illness.
Mr and Mrs Stanley Penn, who
have been living on the place rec
ently purchased by Frank Assum-
ien d l moved last week to the Ralph
Jrnes ranch in Arcadia
Don’t expose your car
to theieve.i by parking-
in dark and isolated pl
aces.
nations.
We must also raise the si ed for emergency gardens
which are plant«'.I back of the fighting lines wherever our
armed for« -s land and conquer; and after the war we must
apply vegetable seed for planting in devastated conntrlea
now occupied by the enemy.
The Flying Goose
Don’t fail to record
the serial numbers o f all
tires.
Skilled Farming Called For!
is an Established
Don’t fail to report
immediately to local po
lice any theft or attem
pted theft of your aut
omobile or accessories.
This Vital crop calls for good farming, good »oil and
<1 equipment. It also calls for thorough understanding
f Ihe se< Is most needed and knowledge of the procedure
Iilrh will assure maximum rrsnlts. One of Northrup, King
Company’» seed authorities will gladly visit and advise
' rmrrs who want to profitably help raise Vegetable Heeds
r Victory. Just send a postcard or letter hearing your
name and location of your farm to . , .
Don’t let thieves de
prive you of your tran-
sporation.
Frank Morgan
Insoranee and
R f» l
P h on e 97
F.U atc
on the Bag
American Symbol
of Seed
Dependability
Northrup, K ing & Lo,
BOISfc IDAHO
UADINC AMIRICAN SEfDSMIN FOR I* TIA IS