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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL THURSDAY, MAY 13, 1943 PACÍ 15 SIX Ourypfere/ian tifia n T 5 ne A I Ga To The Dalles— ' Mr and Mr, Eldon Jensen and iMrs J. R. Hunter left last weekend ; for Tlie Dallas to be with Mrs. Hu- i liter's husband who is n patient at I The Dallas hospital. Mr and Mrr , Jgnsen returned to Nyssa Monday. | Week-end Guests— Miss Irene and Dorothy Huff of Boise were week-end guests at the home of their parents. Mr and Mrs Henry Huff in Apple Valley. Move To Emmett— Parks McCullough and family of Nyssa have moved to Emmett, Id aho. Marine Ace STUDY GROUP IS FORMED BY CO-OP The board ~of directors of the Farmers Supply Cooperative of Ny, ssa and Ontario have authorized the establishment of an educational program, which Manager and Mrs Keasling have arranged. The first meeting, held April 19. was followed by other meetings th roughout Mulher county Aplrl 20, 21. 22 and 23. With a full attendance of the board of directors and employes, the matter of procedure in organ izing an educational committee in the unit for permanent action was the principal topic at the first me eting. Several men and women vol- inteered to serve on such a comm ittee so that the educational depart ment is very much encouraged with the reception of the program. EDWARD BOYDELL WEDS display are to be featured. Speclul The Wedding of Mr.. C illiu Hof- guests of the club will be mothers stetter, daughter of Mrs Ue.ssu Hof- of men in the armed forces. How ,7 (•tetter of Monmouth, und Ensign ever, all women interested are invit Edward A. Boydell of Nyssa was An invitation has also been ex solemnized in the Church of the ed. G S T O R IE S IS T H A T tended to clubs of the outlining ^ M O N O H I S T O R y ’ s j m O S T T O H F R IL O U L IN Clood Shephered in Corpus Chrlste districts. R M E R C H A N T M A R IN E . A program will be given Wednesday evening, May S. IT S FIRST C H A P T E R S . LIK E Tlie bride is a graduate of the and tea will be served. M A N Y L A T E R O N E S . WERE University of Oregon, where she W R I T T E N FROM S T E R N NE- PLAYS ON PROGRAM -CESSI ; it y was affiliated with the Alpha Oin- The fourth annual National Mu icron El sorority. The bridegroom is a graduate of sic week was opened in Ontario ()T BEGINS WITH THE TERRIBLE WIN- ^ the University of Oregon, affiliated Monday. Miss Twlla Crawford of TER OF IS07, WHIN THE DISCOUR with the Delta Tau Delta fraternity. Nyssa played two violin solos on POPHAM COLONISTS ON THE Representatives of the churches He was recently commissioned en the Choral club program. Her sel AGED RIVER,MAINE. HEWEO Too Late to Classify of Nyssa met again Monday night sign in the navy air corj>s. Ensign ections were "Third Movement of KENNEBEC FROM THE FOREST THE FIRST AMERI- T* to draft further details regarding Captain Joseph J. Foss, USMC, LOST—Between Amalgamated Sug and Mrs. Boydell have gone to Jac Ninth Concerto" and ’The Gypsy”. CAN-BUILT c o m m e r c ia l VESSEL.THE the daily vacation Bible school to <7, of Sioux Falls, S. I»., is credit ar Co. and Inland Oil Co. ladies _«_ ksonville, Florida, where he is st 3 0 TON PINNACE VIRGINIA. AND be held Jointly in Nyssa soon. GUESTS AT DINNER ationed. with downing 23 Jap Zeros yellow gold Elgin wrist watch, re SAILED IN H E R TO ENGLAND The plan provides for a nursery ed Mr and Mrs Haines Humphreys T h e n e w ENGLAND and during air battles department, beginners, primary and over bombers Guadalcanal. He and seven ward, Mrs W C. Chesnut. 13Mlxp of Nampa were dinner guests at the DANCE IS SUCCESS COLONISTS. LACKING junior department with superin other member., of ids unit have WANTED—Fryers and heavy hens. The proceeds from the benefit Burnall Brown home May 6. VIRCINIAS TOBACCO CROP AND tendents, teachers and helpers for 69 enemy planes to their credit. Brownie's cafe. 13M3xc dance held in the Cow hollow com FER TILE SOIL. TUR NED T O THE each department. The nursery gr eferred to the enlisted reserve corps FOR SALE—1 Hoosler cabinet. 1 ATTEND DINNER munity hall last Saturday night for SEA FOR THEIR LIV ELIH O O D . oup will meet at the Rev. Waddell and be released to return to ess- sewing machine. 1 table model Ph- Mr and Mrs Tom Eldredge atten the Red Cross amounted to $68 RJ- home, the primary and beginners A pink silk brocaded bed spread ded a family dinner Mother's day radio, 1 good guitar, and 1 tr at the -Methodist church and the ntlal war jobs, including agricult ilco was awarded to Frank Savage. Bill at Prultlnnd. (■jREATEST FRIEND OF OUR COLONIAL ure. Application is made by the en ailer. All in good condition. Call at juniors at the Christian church. Lane auctioned the basket lun -I— SHIPPING WAS JOHN WINTHROP FIRST 650 north 4th street .evenings after The work will cover a period of listed man to his commnndin:; off 6:30.' BRIDGE CLUB MEETS ches. The highest priced boxes, 13M2xc GOVERNOR OF MASSACHUSETTS, WHOSE icer. supported by a written state 10 days. Meetings will be held from which sold for $5 each, were made Tlie regular Tuesday evening br TINY SLOOR "BLESSING OF THE BAY*1630, ment from his prospective employer. 9 to 11:30 a m. each day except by Thelma Moore and Alma Hintz. idge club met this week at the TRADED FROM THOSEMODEST8FC/NN/NCS, COASTAL ALONG THE NEW ENGLAND The release must be approved by FOR SALE—C. Kurt^man Piano, Saturdays and Sundays. The dance was held under the dir Frank Morgan home. Those winning COAST AND AND /NTSIf COAS TAL TR AD E CREW STEADILY. WITH THE DUTCH | the state director of selective ser in excellent condition. Write or see ection of Mrs Dale Linbaugh and prizes were Mrs Artie Robertson. ON M AN H A EVEN OY THE T/ME OR OUR ENTRANCE INTO THIS WAR, TTAN ISLAND. vice. Under certain conditions, so Charles Ditty, Rt. 2 Nyssa 13Mtfc Mrs Claud Britton with Frank Sav Mrs A. L. Fletcher and Mrs J. L MORE THAN HALF OUR TOTAL TONNA CE WAS ldiers may also be furloughed for age and his orchestra furnishing Church. DEVOTED EXClUSlVECrrOTHOSt OPERATIONS. a period up to 90 days to do essent FOUND—Billfold or pocketbook the music. * 8 ial farm work. This applies mostly containing money found at post ENTERTAINS AT DINNER I to highly skilled men. such as har- office. Owner may have it by id MEETING 5 PLANNED Mr and Mrs Ralph Beutler enter | vester operators. Plumer's parents. Mr and Mrs Hen- entifying it at post office. 13Mlxc The Nyssa Civic club will hold tained at dinner in their home Tillman Harrison Huffman died ! ry Huff. _ its regular meeting Wednesday, Mother's day honoring Mr and in Blackfoot, Idaho, May 3, ac May 19. at 2:30 at the parish hall Mrs At Thompson and the Immed cording to information received A guest day program and a flower iate families of Mr and Mrs Thom Return Frum Visit— here. pson. No Waiting In Line Mrs O. P.. Counsll and daughter. Mr. Huffman was born in Spring- Active In Music— Vera Fay, and Mrs Counsil's mother —8— field. Missouri, in December, 1874, -----------------------\ Miss Dorothy Gilchrist, formerly CLUB HOLDS MEETING Unlike the scene at the soup kitchen, your an to Nyssa Sunday from a son of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob “ DON'T FORGCT A The Mr and Mrs Club meet at the of Nyssa, is taking an active part returned now deceased. SHOT OF CUTTER'S A. C. Sallee home Wednesday of in music circles at Brigham Young Kirn, Colorado, where they visited Huffman, imals do not have to wait In line when taken to With his parents. Mr. Huffman last week. Prize winners in the university at Provo, Utah. She is a for some time. 8LACKLEGOL. came west in 1876 and located in bridge game were Mrs George Mit member of the university double our sale. Treat them right; bring them to us. Colorado. From Colorado he went Visit In Ontario— THAT'S JUST AS chell and Burnall Brown to Oklahoma, where he lived for mixed quartet and is one ol the Mrs E. Watson and daughter, IMPORTANT AS 8 Sale Every Saturday vocal soloists. She recently appear Ernestine, were Sunday dinner gu eight years. He moved to Idaho in FAREWELL PARTY HELD BRANDING!* 1888 and came to Oregon in March A group of young folk met at the ed in a recital sponsored by the ests with relatives in Ontario. 1892. He went to Idaho in 1919 We handle farm sales. A. L. Heldt home Monday evening BYU and also sang as solist at the and was not heard from by local to honor Mr and Mrs Heldt's niece. Joseph Smith Sunday school build Here From Ilermiston— his death. Eleanor VonHollan, who is leaving ing on the Easter program. Miss Miss Dorothy Jordan and Don relatives until nieces and nephews live for her home at Orleans. Nebraska Gilchrist, studing under Dr. Flor Winters of Hermiston spent several in Several Bybee Livestock Sales Co. after spending the past year here ence Jepperson Madson, noted mus days last week ftt the O. E. Dorman this community. ic director, was one of 25 students home. D. 0. Bybee, Mgr W. L. Lane, Auctioneer receiving all As in examinations BREAKFAST IS GIVEN Mrs A. L Heldt entertained 10 conducted for the second quarter. Goes To Seattle— Res. Phone 05J3 Phone 25W Kenneth C. Bales left for Seattle ladies at a breakfast Tuesday mor Going To Seattle— ning In honor of her mother. Mrs Monday on business. Miss Cecile Coleman. Nyssa high Pentz of Nebraska. graduate, is visiting in Nyssa. Seriously III— —8— AT DINNER school office of price administrat Sire will return to her work at the Will Beam is seriously ill at the ion, The Washington. ENTERTAINED D. C. has placed Rev. and Mrs Lloyd Pounds en Boeing Aircraft company plant in Nyssa nursing home. a limit of 25 pounds of sugar per Seattle Monday. Melda Coleman, tertained as their d'nner guests person for canning and freezing -/ 4 ’T a 35S'a*“ Sunday. Mr and Mrs Martin Han her sister, will accompany her. Goes To Portland— of this year’s fruit crop. f. -V Miss Lois Rice. Nyssa high sch- sen, Mr and Mrs Milton Connelly However, sugar for home canning ! Sell Farm— Kil teacher, returned to her home in will be allotted and family and Calvin Beldon of on substantially the Mr and Mrs A L. Atkeson have Portland May 7. Banks Idaho. .»'Ikaa. same basis as last year— one pound sold their 40-acre farm at the nor Women And Children of sugar for every four quarts of thwest city limits of Nyssa to Mr Parents of Son— BRIDGE CLUB MEETS fruit. The Wednesday evening bridge and Mrs W. A. Pox. Mr and Mrs A61 j pound son was born to Mr The amount of sugar allowed for * We have no hesitation In club met at the home of Mrs Eddie Atkeson moved this week to the and Mrs E. Devora at the Nyssa each person for jams. Jellies and house formerly occupied by Mr and nursing home May 3. recommondlnq this potent Powell. Mrs S Helner and Mrs Ber Mrs preserves has been increased from Bert Shelton near the former | nard Eastman were the prize win vaccine tor the one dose ners. one pound to five pounds Nyssa Funeral home building. Recovers From Illness— Mr and Mrs A. L. Fletcher immunization ol sucklinq were guests Ration boards will begin receiving S. C. McConnell returned to work applications for canning of the club. sugar May calves. No other vaccine Returns To Idaho— at tlie sugar factory Tuesday after 15. Application may be made either 8 approaches it in immunie» Billie Connelly returned Sunday a period of illness. GUILD HOI .118 MEETING in person or by mail. inq value. St Paul's Guild met yesterday at with his parents to their home in Each applicant must show a war $ I.et us quote our low prices 2:30 at the home of Mrs Frank T. Banks, Idaho. Billie has been stay Visits In Apple Valiev— ration book No. 1 and estimate the on Blaokleqol and your Morgan. A missionary to China. ing with his uncle and aunt, Mr Mr and Mrs S. C. McConnell vis number of quarts or pounds of fr Mrs Lloyd Pounds, while att ited at the Paul Tuttle home in uit he expects Just arrived, a large other vaccine and druq Deaconess Keevey. was a special and to can. ending the Nyssa grade school. Apple Valley Sunday afternoon. speaker Guests of the guild were needs TODAY1 Rev and Mrs. Salter. selection of womens Knitters Needed— Visit In Weiser— —8— Owyhee Drug Co Anyone desiring yarn for knitting ’ Mr and Mrs Ward Wieneke spent rooo WESLEYAN GUILD MEETS rayon and sheer dre The Wesleyan Service Guild met for Red Cross work is asked to call the week-end in Weiser with Mr or contact Mrs Dick Tensen. and Mrs N. L. Kimball. Phone 29, at the home of Mrs A. Chadwick . 0 . sses. Sizes 12 to 42. evening. Tlie next meet Night Phone 91W Tuesday i W P v « These are in plain or Here From Nampa— LOST—Between .Amalgamated Sivg- ing will be held May 25. Mr and Mrs Richard Plummer ar Co. and Inland Oil Co. ladies and daughters of Nampa were we- yellow gold Elgin wrist watch, re pattern design, and ek-end guests at the home of Mrs ward. Mrs W C Chesnut. 13Mlxp Plans For Bible School Finished ! - Tillman Huffman Passes In Idaho in form ation courfetycf Am erican fia n tkMfi H anna lm t/tu t* York. - LOCAL NEWS r - - Limit Is Put On Canning Sugar D RESSES BLACKLEGOL Women’s Spring Styles - - 5.90 ____________ i II C< i bud ado we* $10, rats T taxi $181 ar i six the ney an Ni pem indi offtc asse: $220 $3231 n erk’s en li trau were legis Th amo: for I is n< hanc expo An the mont purp A co un the < erger care in re Be count tislni from Me the c pubi! the 1 mber an, c retar; Visit LlO day 1 land, land I and visi til Tensí for a Farm NYSSA PROGRAM __Phone 108 THEATRE FRIDAY and SATURDAY, MAY 14— 15 Hopalong Cassidy and his Pals in “LOST CANYON” Noah Beery Jr., and Jimmy Rogers in “CALABOOSE” Sat Mat., 2:90 P. $$', Adnc. Sc-20c; Evening. ttc-J3c. Include* tax SUNDAY and MONDA y T m AY 16—17 Don Ameohe. Janet Blair, Jack Oakie, William Caxton and Cobina Wright in “SOMETHING TO SHOUT ABOUT’ Sports and Victory Short Mat Sun 2:90 A,Ini ilc-Jlk- Evening Adm. llc-93c. Include* tax —BARGAIN NIGHT— TUESDAY, MAY 18 Return Showing of “FLEETS IN" With Dorothy 1 .amour and William Holden. Cartoon and King of the Mounties Admission. Se-tto. Including U i WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY. MAY 16-20 Mary Martin. l>iek Powell. Eddie Bracken. Het ty Hutton and Rudv Vallee in “HAPPY GO LUCKY" Comedy in the Caribbean, Photographed in Te chnicolor. S|)orts. Cartoon and News. Admission Evening - lie sod 93c. Including Defense Tax Scrap Helps Beat Axis 20 SUBMARINES 10 WAR NEWS DESTROYERS 2 CRUISERS Clostridium Chauvei-Septicus Bacterio For the PVeventKjn qf -, • BLACKLEG 30-TON TANKS MALIGNANT EDEMA How the huge collection of 183.704.113 pounds of wrap metal by Chevrolet dewier» help* build the weapons needed to exterminate the foe* of freedom is *T»ph»caHy deported above. Row* Mr. the dewier* fathered enough scrap metal to build 20 submarines, 10 introvert, two cruisers and 700 thirty-ton tanks. Other important scrap materials, such as rubber, papers, etc . included in the •oUertwn. ah activity of tbs Victory Service League, boosted the total to Child’s Dresses $ 2.29 Pastel and whites, ta ffeta. spun rayon and sheers. Sizes 2 to 14 and a good slection to choose from. lyw p p çN î 700 107.6S3.100 pound* or Marly 100.000 the styles are new wh ich include jacket and church styles. PEA HARVESTING EQUIPMENT To facilitate the harvesting of Oregon's new war crop--dry edible c" swr peas—50 pickup reels and 40 cutter M Í -V. bars have been allocated to the st ate. County quotas will be set by the state USDA war board, and the new equipment will be rationed by county farm rationing committees RELEASE FROM ARMY" The army has discontinued the practice of discharging men over 38. but such men can now be tran- I O* m d m » wmiè d n c m m n it f * r f marniti f. ¡Nyssa Pharmacy Lace Hose $ 1.40 Women's Hats $ 1.98 For style and long Warm weather dress wear try lace hose. styles. Golden Rule NYSSA OREGON Farrs In a h the U six-wee Francis O L. \ Durir this trt deal ah and ill On gra vice at probatv be tran gnment St. L C. Sopi
