THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL THURSDAY, MAY 13, 1943
Classified
Advertising
THE POCKETBOOK
Y KNOWLEDGE
RATES: Two cents pet word lor each 1 sue Minimum cash In
advance Is 30c
MISCELLANEOUS
For Sale
BUTCHERING
Custom butchering every Monday
FOR SALE—Double-barrel shotgun, and Friday. Beef, sheep and pork.
butchering guaranteed.
TRANS PARS NT PLASTIC WHICH SCREENS OUT
12 guage; Corona portable type Sanitary
Phone 0SR1. One mile west of Nyssa
UITRAV/OIET
RAyS
IS BEiNO PIUOTS
USED IN AIRCRAFT
writer, 1941 model; cotton mattress. on
CONSTRUCTION
TO PROTECT
FROM
Alberta Ave. Jake Fischer.
DISABLING
SUNBURNS
Phone 127J.
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X COLLINS
FOR SALE—Good Weaner pigs. H. ~ALICE
FASHION FOUNDATIONS
E. Hight, route 2, Nyssa.
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Will Call By Appointment.
A
Residence Phone 122-J
New 'AUTO
FOR SALE—Oliver beet cultivator,
GAS
MASK*
Box 500, Nyssa.
CONVERTS
like new. C. R. Cornell
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ANY
CLOSED
FOR SALE—Thoroughbred spade
TYPE OF
female black Cocker spaniel. Lloyd
vem ae
Lewis.
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INTO A
By T. Carol Bybee
UNTIL
1706.
THERE
WAS
VÌNTI
LATEO
A üflCriüLORä TAX IN
GAS- '
FOR SALE—Between 15 and 20 "Know ye this day whom ye shall
ENGLAND
PROOF
tons of good alfalfa hay. D. P. Pull- serve".
SAUTE«
en, route 1, Nyssa.
22ATFC 65 MOTHERS RECEIVE GIFTS
--------------------------------------------------- Sixty-five mothers attended the
FOR SALE—Imperial Washable special Mother's day service la
T he boom
OF A NEW
Wallpapers for harmonious decor -1 Sunday morning and received gilt
g ia n t - S ized ,
ation. It is “colcr-lccked”. Stvnz!0* lovcl>' flowering potted petunia
SELF-POWERED
plants.
The
distribution
of
the
flo-
CRANE
reaches
Lumber Co.
1ATFC. j wers was taken care of by J. B. Le-
sieywARD —
Tuck TEcoys
re s t o r ie s
\
Nadine Garrel, Keith Bybee.
R U esembling
those in
FOR SALE—Bridge timbers, 10X | I wis,
AND CAN B E W
6 E TODAY VUFRE USED
Bernice Montague. Udel Poulsen
3
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YEARS
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OPERATED
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12-13. Inquire P; i..r Cold Storage. t and Lynn Swensen.
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PREHISTORIC
By ONE MAN
NEVADA
INDIANS
13MTFC Superintendent Richard Taylor
was in charge of the program, wh
ich was as follows: Prayer by Bet'v
For Rent
Fife confutation;.! singing, “Live Bumall Brown and his family, who held at the Owyhee hotel in Boise
FOR RENT—Several goad {¡¡¡¡¡¡J P°eni°n*Our Mothers"!’ Joyce ’to n :Ba.V e‘he
program: a piano |Tuesday, at which Mr and Mrs
for rent. Bernard Eastman. 1
A ' i; laiik Tribute to the Mother se ectlon. Hungarian Raphysody j Castle Callahan were present. Mr.
of Je ns ’, Bi hop Child: vocal solo. , No. 2' by Liszt., played by Marion j Callahan represents the Freightway
WANTED
"Viennese Refrain”, Vera Bishop Grace Brown: vocal duet, ‘Mother system in Nyssa.
WANTED—Fryers at Brownie's ca- and her daughter; "Tribute to Chri- Mac Ciiee- Darlene Dorman and Mr and Mrs Tom Newby and
fe,
22A4xc stlana D Piper", Dartha Child; "I PhvlUs poaKue. ‘ a poem, "Mother family of Boise and Mr and Mrs
- 1 Had Such A Pretty Dream, Mama ” . 1 y
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WANTED -Used furniture. Highest 35 children under the direction of Fixes Everything ", by Marion Grace Harry Newby of Kemmerer Wyom
prices paid. Phone 149W. Nyssa Rita Taylor and Ellen Brower; act- Brown vocal solo, “Teach Me to ing came over to Nyssa, and visited
1ATFC ompanled by Laura Schenk; talk, : Pray”, by Darlene Dorman, accomp- for a few hours, with their mother,
Furniture Co.
Pres. Fife. "Tribute to an Outstand- anied on the piano by Nelda Sch Mrs Lillian Newby, on Mother’s day.
WANTED—Listing en farm and city in? Mother in This Community”, enk. Mr. Brown was the main sp
property. A. L. Atkeson. 6 MTFC. and closing prayer, Noni Child. eaker. His subject was "Resurrec
Floral decorations were red roses, tion”.
FURNITURE WANTED—We pay white snow balls and white iris,
QUILTING BEE TUESDAY
Last Tuesday at 10:30 am. the Mr and Mrs Jay Howard and ch
highest prices for used furniture, j BURN ALL BROWN FAMILY
ladies turned out for a quilting bee ildren motored to Boise Saturday
Nordale Furniture company. 21 jtfc HAS EVENING PROGRAM
The Bumall Brown Family took at the L.D.S. church. They are still to spend Mother’s day" with Mr.
WE PAY HIGHEST PRICES
turn in
of more heavy materials Howard's mother.
live fox feed horses Phone 8 Pay- , ram in the church last unday ind will welcome any that Is bro- Mrs Roy Gueck ls quiet ill after
ette-
27Ntfc e v e n ln T h e y had Mia
ught In. A potluck dinner was ser- a relapse from influenza.
Linda, small daughter of Mr and
WANTED—List y o ^ o p e r ty . farm IDorman
and
Miss
Phv!!is
P"
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noon' of Mrs
Thelma Bybee Mrs
Paul Ransom, who has been
assist them. Lorin Coates conducted took at charge
the meeting.
and city, to sell or rent. We have t,10 meeting. The two laronic pr- Hrs H. B. Williams of Adrian staying at the J. A. Black home,
many prospective renters and buy- testhood spenkers were Rosel Ander- has voluntarily donated a quilt top. returned last week to her home, as
ers. A. L. Atkeson.
14JTFC ;i0nj who talked on the “Word of A potluck dinner was enjoyed at the family have sufficiently recover
ed from typhoid fever to be non-
WANTED- To buv a 5 or 10 acre Wisdom", and J. B. Lewis who tal the home of Fern Anderson last inf
on "Recreation in the
Home ' . \ F‘rdiW- 111056 Present were Mrs ectious.
place near Nyssa for possession th- ked u‘‘
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Our district was well represented
Is fall. Cash or terms. Write Box
tlme was then turned over to Eldred
Brower,
, and Mrs
Lloyd Mrs
Lewis. Jack Schenk at the Graduation Exercises at the
573, Nyssa.
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Mr and Mrs E. Larson of New Adrian High School Friday evening.
Plymouth were visiting in Nyssa In the 1943 class from Sunset were
Roberts. Margery Hillis, El
Interior and Exterior last Monday. They were entertained Mabel
E.W. PRUYN
at dinner at the Jack Schenk home eanor Hogson, Bert Eaton and Rob
ert Cannon.
1 while here.
Decorator.
Auto Repairing
ATTEND BROTHERS FUNERAL Thirty-three young people enjoy
Mrs La Vera Aston left last Fri ed a farewell party Sunday evening
Free Estimate
Reboring, Valve Grind
day for Pocatello, where she met at the Newgen home, honoring Miss
her sister and together they went Ada Curtiss of Adrian and Bob
775 First St.
ing, Lathe work. Parts
to Richmond, Utal^ to attend the Schweizer, who are leaving this
funeral services of their brother, week to work on the coast.
and accessories
R. A. Allen. They continued on to Mr and Mrs Ed Stlner have mov
Cjden ami Salt Lake to visit other ed to Parma, where Mr Stlner ls
relatives and expect to return about employed on a ranch.
Phone 56w
Oce Schweizer spent the week-end
Friday.
at home this week, and to Portland,
NEW CKOROUSTER
Mrs. Mark Child, who has studied taking his wife and son, Bob, back
music ex ’nslvely in Utah and who with him.
has recently made her home in Ny- Mr and Mrs Moody Bridges were
sa, has been voted to the position Sunday dinner guests at the home
of mi,sic choruster in the Relief of Mr and Mrs Robert Ditty.
, society. It Ls expected that the Mr and Mrs Lester Kendall att
ever papular Singing Mothers ch- ended to business In Nampa Mon
orus will be started again and be day.
Edwin Bergam is farming the
rva.liable for future programs.
James Aston and Keith Bybee east 40 acres belonging to Ira Ch-
v.-ere in Boise last Monday investl- add.
etum positions now available with Members of the hall Auxiliary
met at the hall Sunday afternoon
the forest service.
Mr and Mrs Myrle Lee and Mr and set out trees and flowers. An
and Mrs Richard Taylor were In other meeting ls expected to be held
Ontario last Sunday visiting Mrs soon.
Thompson, who is In the hos- Harold Dixon, who is stationed
DENTISTS
OPTOMETRISTS , John
at A.P.O. 254, Los Angeles visited at
pital there.
the J. A. Black home over the we
Mr
and
Mrs
Dean
Fife
were
In
DR.
J.
A.
McFALL
J. R. CUNDALL
| Parma last Sunday visiting with ek-end. John Kernan came with
"Ere Melali and Sie Better"
Mr Fife’s grandmother, Mrs Chris- him.
Dentist
Mr and Mrs Chuck Share took
tene Jensen.
Phone 56-J
Miss Vera Anderson, Leon Child, their son, Donald, to Caldwell, wh
Sarazln Clinic
and Mr and Mrs Eldred Brower ere he will finish his school term
NYSSA
OREGON
were entertained at a theater party next week.
and luncheon by the Dean Fife Mrs. Edwin Bergam received word
from her brother Robert Tosch,
I family.
JEWELRY STORES
EYESIGHT SPECIALIST
Ilene Lee. daughter of Mr and last week saying he has arrived
Mrs Myrle Lee, ls confined to her safely In Hawaii.
ONTARIO
OREGON
bed on account of sickness.
PAULUS
LESSON TUESDAY
! Next Tuesday beginning at 2 o’cl-
JEWELRY STORE
; ock a literature lesson will be given
Union Pacific Time Inspector
PHYSICIANS
j to the ladles of the R. S. organiz- Mr and Mrs Cleaver Oreogry of
JEWELRY — DIAMONDS
j ation. The aim of this lesson is to New Plymouth were Sunday dinner
WATCHES
j compare the great themes in the guests at the J. W. Jennings home
I Bible to our own lives. Mrs Issabelle Mr and Mrs Bill Schweizer were
Main Street at Second
Sunday dinner guests at the Verle
the lesson In charge.
L. A. M.-üding, M.D. ^Fiet has HONORED
Landreth home.
GUEST
Physician md Surgeon
Mrs Fannie Child was the hon- The Out Our Way club was en
WYCKOFF
! ored guest at a dinner given by tertained at the Alva Ooodell home
P". inr 37
j Mr and Mrs Mark Child last Sun- Thursday afternoon. Roll call was
10 to 12 and I to 5
JEWELRY STORE Hours:
j day afternoon. BLshop and Mrs answered by nine members Mrs
Dally—r-
’Ot
Sunday
Official Time Inspector for
| Arvel Child and family were also Landreth became new member. A
Fry Building
Union Pacific
short Mother’s day program was
present. Places were set for 13.
ONTARIO
OREGON
Mr and Mrs George Callahan and given. Mrs Glenn Hoffman gave a
family were dinner guests last Sun- reading and Mrs Lester Cleaver and
SARAZIN CLINIC I day
at the home of Mr and Mrs Mrs Jim Ritchie each gave a vocal
solo. Mrs Glenn Hoffman was In
| Ira Ure.
SHOE SHOPS
charge of the games. The members
Mr
and
Mrs
Cox
and
family
at
J. J. Sarazin, M. D. tended the Mother's day services in did Red Cross sewing. The next
meeting will be held at the 8 . B
Abbott’s Shoe Shop General practice of medi elm I the Owyhee district last Sunday Hoffman
home May 20.
! end then spent the rest of the day
Ul kinds of shoe and harness
I visiting at the heme of Mr and Mrs Dwight Wyckoff. a former resid
repairing
A-Ray
Physlotherapj
ent of this district, who has been
Joseph Callahan.
Across from post office.
A Consolidated Preightways Per- attending college at Corvallis, re
'sonnet meeting and banquet was ported at Seattle, where he entered
-Et
L.D.S. N ew s
Sunset Valley
Andy McGinnis
Professional And
Business Directory
Buena Vista
f
{the navy air corp. He had been a
; reserve since November.
! Mr and Mrs Burl Landreth and
son were supper guests at the Verle
Landreth home Sunday evening.
, 1’AGL THREE
family attended a party at the
Garmen home in Wilder May 6 in
celebration of Mr ana Mrs Harold
Eldeniniiler’s 25th wedding anniv
ersary. Mi's Eidenmiller and Mrs
Dowers are sisters.
Mrs Cora Hershey and daughter
Maxine, of Weiser are visiting their
mother, Mrs White and their bro
ther, Bob Barber.
Mr and Mrs Fay Com and family
visited Mr Corn’s parents, Mr and
Mrs Will Corn, In Nampa Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Ben Shaw took Mr
Shaw's mother to Boise last Friday
for medical attention.
Mr and Mrs Harry Tennant of
Ontario visited at the George Moe
ller home Sunday afternoon.
Mr and Mrs C. H. Correll of nor
thern Idaho are visiting at the ho
me of Mr Correll’s brother, Bob
Barber.
Margret and Wallace Butler have
teen sick.
Mr and Mrs Kills Warner and
family were dinner guests at the
J. M. Wagner home Sunday.
The Arcadia club will meet at
the home of Mrs John Shenk May
19 instead of May 20 as previously
stated.
Mrs Vern Butler closed her term
of school last Friday in Nyssa. Miss
Hazel Hickey will complete her term
at the Apple Valley May 14. Miss
Hickey will attend summer school
at I<a Orande.
The school picnic was well att
ended Friday at the school house.
Mr and Mrs Berthelsen are mov
ing this week to the Judd ranch
near Parma.
The 4-H cooking club and their
leaders had breakfast Wednesday
morning in the Butler grove.
Alice Warner and Dixie McKin
ney gave a Sunday school party
Thursday evening in the Warner
home.
Mrs Charlie Splawn has been sick
at the home of her sister, Mrs
Charles Bullard.
Legal Advertising
NOTICE OF ANNl'AL MEETING
OF FARMERS CO-OPERATIVE
CREAMERY
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
That the annual meeting of Farm
ers Co-operative Creamery, a cor
poration, will be held at the Chris
Mr and Mrs Claude Day and fam
tian Church, at Payette, Idaho, on
ily spent Sunday at the Lyle Trew
Thursday, the 20th day of May,
home near Adrian.
1943, at the hour of 10 o'clock A.
Mr and Mrs Chet Sage of Na
M. of said day.
mpa were visiting In this vicinity
In addition to the matters which
and attending to business here last
would ordinarily come before the
week.
members at an annual meeting
Reva Rooks tool has been 111 with
there will be considered the furth
the measles the past week.
er question of amending the Ar
Mrs McKay Hunter enjoyed a
ticles of Incorporation and the
visit from her parents and her br
adoption of a new set of By-laws
other and family of Emmett.
or amendment of the existing By
Last Sunday Mrs McKenzie and
laws, and there will also be elected
family of Boise visited at the Hun
three members of the Board of
ter home. Mrs Hunter accompanied
Directors to take the place of H.
her sister home, returning Wednes
B. Solterbeck, George Vaughn, and
day morning.
Gus Hall, whose terms will expire.
Mrs Roy Rookstool and son, Ron
Dated this 13th day of May, 1943.
ald, and Barbara and Robert Potts
By order of the President.
attended the program at the Nyssa
P. F. Countryman,
grade school given by Mrs Benson’s
Secretary.
pupils Tuesday afternoon.
Mr and Mrs Bergam attended the
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
graduation exercises at the Owyhee
IN THE MATTER OF THE EST
school Thursday evening. Their son
ATE OF WILLIS J. WILUAMS,
was one of the graduates.
DECEASED
Hubert and Dale Parker played
Notice is hereby given to the cr
in the grade school band at the
editors and all other persons inter
graduation exercises at Oregon Tr
ested in the estate of Willis J. Will
ail Wednesday evening.
iams, deceased, that the undersign
ed has been appointed Administrat
rix of said estate and has qaulifled
NYSSA HEIGHTS
as such. All persons having claims
Mr and Mrs W. E. Maze and Ra
against said estate are hereby not
lph were Sunday dinner guests at
ified and required to present the
the W. H. Anderson home at Ad
same with vouchers properly verif
rian.
ied, within six months of the date
Mr and Mrs O. J. Kurtz and sons
of the first publication of this not
went to Boise Saturday.
ice, to the undersigned at the office
Mrs Maze went to Nampa Mon
of A. L. Fletcher In Nyssa. Oregon,
day with her daughtr, Mrs. W. H.
that being the place hereby design
Anderson of Adrian.
ated for the transaction of all bus
Rodney Smith 5yc and Merle
iness connected with said estate.
Morehouse 5yc visited at the R. S.
Veda Marshall
Smith home Sunday and Monday.
Administratrix of the estate
They are stationed at the navy air
of Willis J. Williams, Deceas
base in Pasco, Washington.
ed.
JOURNAL’S
Leon Fisher was a Sunday dinner
Date of First Publication Apr. 29,
guest at the Curtice Eason home in SALE CALENDAR
1943.
Apple Valley.
Date of Last Publication May 27,
Mr and Mrs Carl Sebum were Tuesday May 18 at 1 p.m.
Sunday afternoon visitors at the D. C. Bennett and E. L. Lucas 1943.
home of Mr. Sebum’s mother Mrs 5 miles S W. of Vale on Vale-Bur
TO CREDITORS
ns highway, east of Dude Stacey IN NOTICE
U. G. Sebum.
THE MATTER OF THE EST
ranch.
6 Cattle, 4 horses, 10 hogs, 30 ATE OF JOSEPH LEE REED. DE
CEASED.
chickens.
Notice Is hereby given to the cr
Large amount of farm machinery editors
and all other persons Inter
Sunday school will be held at 2 including Moline plow, spring tooth
p.m. next Sunday. Rev. and Mrs harrow, cultivator, land leveler, hay ested In the estate of Joseph Lee
Greenlee of Nyssa will give a mess rake, sparator, mower. Also house Reed, deceased, that the undrslgn-
ed has been appointed Administrat
age at 3 p.m. Everyone is Invited. hold furniture.
Mr and Mrs Glen Dowes and Col. Bert Anderson, Auctioneer. or of said estate and has qualified
as such. All persons having claims
against said estate are hereby not
ified and required to present the
same with proper vouchers and ver
ified as required by law, to the un
dersigned at his office In the City
of Nyssa, Oregon, within six months
of the date of the rirst publication
of this notice.
A. L. Fletcher
Administrator of the estate
of Joseph Lee Reed, Deceas
ed.
First publication Apr. 29, 1943
We Handle A
Last publication May 27, 1943.
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT
Complete line of Insecticides
OF THE INTERIOR
General
I.and Office at
Rhotonoe
Arsenate of lead
The Dalles, Oregon
24. 1943.
Arsenate of Calcium
Pyrocide Dust NOTICE April
is hereby given that
(Squash Bug Control) MacKay Hunter, of Nyssa, Oregon,
on July 7, 1938, made home
Paris Green
Meto-Nox who,
stead entry, act June 17, 1902, No.
for Farm Unit ,,C” or the
(Slugs and Cutworms) 031221,
8HSE14, B'VNEt.SE'i, Section 18.
Township 206., Range 46E., Willa
Nikotol
Meridian, has filed notice of
(Aphis Spray)
Black Leaf 40 mette
Intention to make final Proof, to
establish claim to the land above
before Frank T. Morgan,
Dust your garden peas for control of weevil. described,
Notary Fhiblic, at Nyssa, Oregon, on
the 5th day of June, 1943.
Claimant names as witnesses:
R. O. Tanner, Joseph I. Callahan,
William Orr, Archie Eastman, an
Phone 28
2nd and Good Ave.
of Rt. 2, Nyssa, Oregon.
W. F. Jackson
Register.
Upper Sunset
Arcadia
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ONTARIO