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TH E N YS S A G ATE C IT Y JO U R N A L PAG E SIX mm T H U R S D A Y M A Y 20, 1943 i with their present opportunity and | pound girl, were bom to Mr and Nampa. Carol Allen of Nampa is and from the campus in cases In of serving their spending the summer at the home I which trains and regular buses co responjibility Mrs James S. Banta May 15. country by helping farm custo Mr and Mrs Frank Oraham are of her grandparents, Mr and Mrs uld not handle the traffic. the parents of a 7'4 pound boy, Williams. Several Malheur county 4-H club mers “ stretch" their food to pro born May 15. members will attend the school ses duce the greatest possible amount Mr and Mrs William Van Velf are Return To Nebraska— sions. of meat, milk and eggs. the parent* o f a 9 pound girl bom Mrs Pentz and Eleanor Von Holl- May 17. — 8— an returned to their home in Neb- A D R IA N LEGION M OTHER OF MRS A 7 pound girl was born to Mr HAS B IR T H D A Y P A R T Y M RS MoCOY BRIDE OF ers were used for the table. Tulips haska after spending several mon BURNS M ORTGAGE and Mrs Manuel Beuzenes May 18. Marilyn Abersold celebrated her PA U LU S (PASSES DONALD L. McBAIN ths at the A. L. Heldt home. Mrs | and forsythia were used about the f.urth birthday at a party given in Paul Heldt accompanied them to Mrs. Laura M:Coy of Lyssa, for t rooms. Adrian, May 20 (Special)—A ban Mrs W illiam W. Selby of Melba, her honor at her home today. Ten Visit At Enterprise- Nebraska for a visit. From there quet celebrating the burning of the merly of Pendleton, became the br Out-of-town guests were Robert little guests were invited. The main City Recorder Orant Rinehart mother of Mrs Emil Paulus of N y she will go to Coleman, Texas to be McCoy and Gayle McCoy of Nyssa, ide of Donald Laughlin McBaln of mortgage on the American Legion game attraction was a colorful May and fam ily have returned from with her husband. ssa. died In a Boise hospital Sun Salem, Wednesday at a 1 p. m, son and daughter of the bride, Mrs pole dance. Refreshments were ser Enterprise, where they visited rel hall at Adrian May 11 at 8 o'clock day. ceremony In St. Mary's Catholic Marshall Spell of Seattle, sister of ved. Marilyn is the daughter of M r atives for a few days. While driv was enjoyed by a good sized gather Funeral services were held in the church In Pendleton, the double the bride, Margaret Ann McBaln and Mrs S. Weldon Abersold. ing In Wallowa valley, Mr. Rine POOR FEEDING OF ing including guests from several Robinson funeral chapel Wednes ring ceremony being read by the of Salem and Miss Catherine Mc- hart encountered a blizzard and was nearby posts. CHILDREN CITED — 8 — day. Interment was in the Kohler- Rev. M. J. McMahon o f La Grande. Bain of Portland, daughter and sis Homer Hudelson, past department M r and Mrs Glea Billings enter forced to spend 30 minutes driv lawn cemetery. The bride, who entered the ch ter of the bridegroom, Mrs. John tained their club Wednesday even ing only six miles on a state high “ Beware of wartime jitters among commander of Idaho, and now of Mrs Selby, born Februray 14, 18- urch with her con, Robert McCoy, Greulich of LaGrande, Mrs Anne ing at their home. M r and Mrs way. children” , is the warning of the the veterans’ administration, and 69 in Leon, Iowa, had resided in the was attractive In a suit of pale Setters of Portland, Mrs Francis George Sallee were guests.. Winner American Red Cross nutrition ser Past Commander Neil Fitch of Pay Melba section for 33 years. Besides green, with gold hat and accessories Burger of Spokane, Mrs Mary Ped of high score was Mrs. Sallee. Lieutenant, Wife V is it - vice. Sketchy meals, served at ir ette, who Is now serving as chief her husband she is survived by th and corsage of gold orchids. Miss ro and Miss Ella Pedro of Pilot Lieutenant and Mrs John W. O l regular hours, without adequate petty officer of the U. S. navy, at ree daughters, Mrs L. A. Chitwood Mamie Vey, maid of honor, wore a | Rock, Senator James Jones of Vale, M OTHERS AN D DAUGHTERS sen arrived from Chicago last T h advance planning, take their toll Boise, were guest speakers. and Mrs E. P. Blanksma of Nampa beige suit with brown accessories | Mr and Mrs Tony Vey o f Echo, E. O U T IN G IS PLAN NED Dancing was enjoyed after the ursday to visit Mrs. Olsen's parents, from children’s nerves. Frequent and Mrs Paulus, and two sons, Leo and a corsage of gardenias and pink I Otis Smith o f Ontario, Mr and Mrs M r and Mrs Charles Garrison, and colds, irritability, peevishness and meeting. The ladies auxiliary o f the L.D.S. nard Selby of Portland and Marlon rosebuds. J. W. Witherell was best William Wilkins o f LaGrande and church will have their daughters left Sunday by automobile with Mr disobedience are often symptoms in Selby, who is stationed with the Dr. Eugene Johnson of Ontario. as guests at the regular meeting and Mrs Garrison for Baker to visit chilldren of poorly balanced or man. O N TA R IO Y O U T H army at Colorado Springs. Following the wedding, a recep Donald' Laughlin McBaln, Jr., son next Tuesday at 2 o’clock In the Lieutenant Olsen's parents, Mr and deficient diets. The impact o f war tion was held at the home of Miss of the bridegroom, was unable to chapel. A special program Is be Mrs Frank Olsen. They left Baker has brought numerous changes in DIES IN A C TIO N Mamie Vey and Miss Anna Vey, attend as he Is now in the armed ing arranged. One week later an by train Tuesday evening for Los family life, according to Mrs Amy O N TA R IO , May 20 (Special)— some 40 guests attending. A bride's forces. outing, known as the “mothers Angeles, where he will be stationed. Larkin, chairman of the Malheur W ANTE D —Cook and Waitress. Death in action of Technical Ser cake, beautifully decorated in silver The bridegroom is personal sup and daughters outing” will be held. Lieutenant Olsen was enlisted in chapter nutrition service. Many Brownie's cafe. 20MlxC and white, red roses and tall tap- ervisor of unemployment compen- Last year they had a welnsr and the army air corps in July. 1942 others are entering war industries geant Jack Lurhrs, son of Mr. and j sation and the couple will reside marshmallow roast at the Jamison and was sent to the University of and consequently have less time to Mrs. O. G Luehrs, was confirmed LO ST—One brown bedstead in N y in Salem until after July 1, when farm. As a recently in a cable from the war ssa. Phone 04R1. All L.D S. mothers and California at Los Angeles to study devote to meal planning. 20Mlxc department to his parents they will live in Nyssa. daughters are invited to attend meteorology. In March, 1943 he was result children are assuming great I - § - the special meeting next Tuesday. | transferred to the University of er responsibilities and in some in THOM PSONS GIVEN FO R SALE— 22Hampshire sheep, 11 E NTE R TAIN S CLUB Chicago complete his course and stances, purchasing and preparing CONTEST A W A R D ewes, 10 lambs and one buck with - 8 - ! Mrs Kenneth Cottle entertained receive his commission. Lieutenant much of the food. In numerous HOLD H O USE-W ARM IN G wool on. Delbert Malloy, 4 miles ! the Tuesday afternoon club at her Members of the First Church of Olsen and two other officers were cases both parents work outside 20Mlxp A1 Thompson and Sons of Nys west on Columbia Ave. home this week. Mrs Mary Thomas, Christ held a house-warming party selected from the 250 graduates to the home and eat their heavy sa have been named winners of one Mrs Tom Eldredge, and Mrs Artie j for the Rev. H. N. Waddell family become instructors in meteorology meal at noon while the children of the prizes awarded in the food FO R SALE—Netted gen potatoes, Robertson were guests. Prizes were | Friday. The evening was spent in at U.C.L.A. are given a light lunch at school. for freedom contest sponsored by William Peutz. Phone 010J2. 20M3xc won by Mrs George Sallee and playing games. Refreshments were Under these existent eating sched Purina Mills, Inc., o f St. Louis, NOT A POWDER I Mrs Burnall Brown. ules, the mother too frequently Missouri. served. A large mirror was present Attend Celebration— FO R SALE—Good 3-year old hol- H*ce U a NEW. EASY NOT A PASTE! Hoc* M r and Mrs Ira Hunt and family prepares a light lunch at night and ed as a gift to the Waddell family. MONEY SAVING W A Y The prize was a $25 war bond. stein cow. Freshen soon. Hugh G l BRIDGE CLUB MEETS TO QUICKLY make lala* le e * FIT TIGHTER c o and Mr and Mrs Harvey Hunt and the children are “cheated’ of a sub Approximately 3000 Purina mer enn, one mile north of Owyhee sch- - 8 - ating greater mouth comkni and leeaen4ng noisy The Thursday bridge club met son o f Provo, Utah attended the stantial and vital evening meal. chants participated in the contest, oolhouse. teeth chatter and bad breath lrom ill-Jitting plates. N EIGHBORS HOLD M EETING 20MlxC Entirely new method. Merely apply NUFIT to plate j at the Artie Robertson home last The Royal Neighbors of America golden wedding anniversary of th “ War adds to the urgency of a which covered a period of four and place in mouth. No heat needed. It soon eolidi- week. Mrs. R. G. Larson was the lio*. adjusting plate snugly to the shape ot the met in regular session at the home eir parents, Mr and Mrs Hunt of health building program and health months. The object o f the con W ANTE D —Boys play Wagon must mouth, making a proper fit. No hiss or bother. Not I prize winner. can only be built upon good diet,” test was to impress feed dealers be sturdy. Wayne Chesnut of Mrs Wanda Groot Tuesday ev New Plymouth recently. 20Mlxc a paste or powder you have to apply each day. NUFIT becomes a part ol the plate . . . solid, taste Mrs. Larkin said. - 5 - ening. less. harmless, natural pink in color, easy to deaa BOOK CLUB T O MEET The meeting was devoted mostly Examiner Coming— and sanitary. Scientiiically designed to compensate lor tissue shrinkage and gum recession. Enables | The Friendly Book club of the to social activity, beginning with a A traveling examiner of operators you to renew plates at home. Saves money. Not e j St. Paul guild will meet May 26 at potluck dinner at 7:30. Approxim and chauffeurs will be in the N y ANDERSON OPENS temporary measure. O n e application lasts for months. II you want to enioy real mouth comfort j the home of Frank Hall. Mrs. Frank ately 40 members, guests and child ssa city hall May 26 from 8 a m. to H A R D W A R E STORE ones mora. buy NUFIT today. MONEY BACK if not j Morgan will give the review. All ren attended. The children gave 11 am. satisiiad. O N TA R IO . May 20 (Special)— NUFIT FALSE TEETH RELINER those interested in book reviews are a Mother's day program, directed The C. C. Anderson company op Invited to attend. Here's vital news that may make a big by Margaret Carpenter as a part of Missionary Here— - 8 - Mrs Helen Beldon, missionary to ened its beautiful new hardware the Mother’s day meeting of the difference in your life store here Tuesday night. AT T E N D BANQUET month. Musical numbers were given Alaska, spent Saturday and Sun The opening was held in the The Idaho Power company was by Colleen Towne and Nadine Gor- day at the home o f Rev. and Mrs Lloyd N. Pounds. Mrs Beldon spoke evening to give everyone an op rell. I'M O FTEN portunity to realize the faith the A bond drive conducted by the at the Full Gospffl church Sunday company has in this community, > SO TIRED. I CAN camp resulted in the purchase of morning. according to Manager Robert Hol HARDLY DRAG one bond. man, A general discussion of the con To Present Play— MYSELF AROUND. YOUR O LD GAR M E NT HANGERS The new hardware store was de By special request, the young vention to be held at Roswell, Idaho HAVEN'T A BIT OF veloped from the Reed Hardware Clean out your clothes closets and send us your extra hangers. May 25 in joint session with Idaho people of the First Church of Chr APPETITE EITHER., company store, which the Ander ist will again present the play, “The camps was held. Several cars occ During the next 10 days we will pay 1 cent each for all han son company recently purchased. Lost Church” , Sunday night. upied by Royal Neighbors of Nyssa The new quarters are located just will leave the morning of May 25 gars returned to us In good condition. south of the P ix theatre. New fix T FELT THE SAMfc for Roswell to attend the convent Here From Coast— WAY UNTIL I TOOK Mr and Mrs John Stafford and tures and fluorescent lighting have ion. Several new members will Join been installed. the group and will be Initiated at daughter arrived Monday from the PURSIN. IT H AS Several officials of the company the session of the state camp of coast to spend a few days with CERTAINLY BEEN attended the formal opening and Idaho. Many expressions o f apprec Mrs Stafford's parents, Mr and Mrs A WONDERFUL some of them assisted with ar iation were given to Mrs Groot for John Quigley. ranging the new department. HELP TO ME. her hospitality and the beautiful Eldon Jensen o f Nyssa will man corsages presented to each guest. Visits Here— T. J. Williams of Portland spept age the new store. He will be as RE you one of those people who Second, Pursin contains precious Vi . are not sick, yet seldom feel tamins B, and G. These vitamins the week-end visiting at the homes sisted by Guy Secoy in the paint department and Mrs. Ollie Hager your best? Are you frequently tired help stimulate appetite— aid diges of E. E. Crocker and J. B. Coulter. Unlike the scene at the soup kitchen, your an in the china and glassware depart and so dragged out life hardly seems tion— promote better as Mr, Williams, a former business worth while? Are you inclined to feel sim ilation. T h a t’s why ment. man of Colorado, Is well acquain nervous and irritable; appetite poor? you eat more and get imals do not have to wait in line when taken to ted here. I f the reason is that you’re not get more good from the foods SUMMER SCHOOL ting enough iron and Vitamins B, you eat. our sale. Treat them right; bring them to us. Appointed As Chemist— and G, here’s thrilling news. Attend Revival— If you are feeling below FOR YO U TH S SET Julian Johnson of Rupert has One of the foremost laboratories of par because your system Rev. and Mrs Lloyd Pounds and the country has developed a tonic may lack sufficient iron been appointed as assistant chem Mr and Mrs Glen Raigen attended The 29th annaual 4-H club sum called Pursin for people in such con or Vitamins B, and G, do ist at the sugar factory, M r Johnson the revival at Caldwell Tuesday dition. A remarkable preparation this. Go to your drug store and family are living in Parma but night, Mrs Rose Wong, missionary mer school at Oregon State college We handle farm sales. which works two basic ways to help today and ask for Pursin. intend to make their home in Nyssa from China, is conducting special has finally been definitely approv nature build up strength and energy. Take it regularly and see soon. He succeeds Fred Burgessar, meetings in the First Full Gospel ed by all agencies concerned and First, Pursin is rich in iron. And if it doesn't help you feel will be held from June 1 to 11, ac who has moved to Winnipeg Can church in Caldwell. you know how important it is for joyfully alert again. A cording to E. M. Hauser of Ontario, your system to get sufficient iron. McKesson Product. ada. county club leader. Sings At School— Plans for the session were held W. L. Lane, Auctioneer I). O. Bybee, Mgr In a long and varied program of in abeyance pending final approvel Visit In Idaho— M r and Mrs Bernard Frost and music given laite last week in the from the office of defense trans Phone 25W Res. Phone 05,13 children visited relatives at Twin music auditorium of the University portation for the use of school of Oregon, Miss June Marie Wilson buses to transport club members to Falls over the week-end. Day Phone 29 Night Phone 91W o f Nyssa. junior in music, sang "Serenade Florentine” . Returns From Trip— Mrs H. E. Collins has returned from Baker, Huntington and other Takes Position— cities, where she spent the two Miss Effie Ellen Counsil has acc epted a position as secretary to weeks on business. Frank T. Morgan. She succeeds Mrs Tharrene Osborn, who has been Visit In Caldwell— Mrs C. W. Buchner and children employed by Mr Morgan for the were In Caldwell Monday visiting last five years. Double Feature Mrs. Buchners' mother, who is a -22 | patient at the Memorial hospital. Killed In Action— She was accompanied by Mrs Omer Mrs George F. Clowers of route Buck Jones and Rex Bell in Atkenson and Mrs A. Chadwick. 2. Nyssa, has received word that her ^ THE TEETH OF THE N E W nephew. Sergeant Bill Snyder, son Here From Hermiston— of Mr and Mrs W H. Snyder, was Tom Conway, Harriet Hillard and C liff Ed 1 FI NANCI AL RESPONSIBILITY Mr and Mrs Robert Long and da killed In action In north Africa. Mr wards in ughter o f Hermiston, former Nyssa and Mrs Snyder formerly lived at LAW ARE S H A R P / residents, were Wednesday visitors Otitario. Sat. Mat., 2:30 P. M , Adir.. 5c-20c; Evening, llc-S3c, Includes tax »t the home o f A1 Thompson. Visits In Nampa— Nursing Home Notes— Mrs H. B Williams of Newell Five babies were born last week heights spent from Saturday until W e quote . “ Noe leu then 10 days noe more than 45 day, aitee receipt by him Paulette Goddard, Ray Milland, Virginia Field o f the report or notice o f accident uhich has resulted in bodily injury or d r o it or at the Nyssa Nursing home. Monday with her mother. Mrs Lafe in i f o a e p io property of m y one per,on, the Secretary o f Seale shall suspend the license o f and Gladys George in Twins, a 7 pound boy and a 4H Johnson, and Mrs Dear. Allen at any person operating, and the registration certibcates and registration plater o f any person host at a banquet for its employes of the Payette division Monday evening at Payette. Those attending from Nyssa were Mr and Mrs Ber nard Frost, Mr and Mrs Perry W a rd, Mr and Mrs Kenneth Pond and Ruby Snapp. Too Late to Classify Makes False F I Teett T TIGHTER NEW EASY HOME METHOD Saves Money WEAK, TIRED PEOPLE Nyssa Pharmacy WANTED •4 MAIN’S CLEANERS No W aiting In Line A LOCAL NEWS Sale Every Saturday Bybee Livestock Sales Co. Owyhee Drug Company NYSSA Phone 108 PROGRAM THEATRE A FRIDAY and SATURDAY, MAY 21 “DAWN ON THE GREAT DIVIDE” “THE FALCON STRIKES BACK” SUNDAY and MONDAY, MAY 23—24 “THE CRYSTAL BALL” Laughable, Lovable Romance . . . With a Dash o f Mystery Tossed in . . . Disney Cartoon and Latest MARCH OF TIME. Mat Sun 2:30, Adm llc-28c. Evening Adm. llc-SSc, Includes tax - B A R G A IN N IG H T— TUESDAY, MAY 25 Margie Hart and Robert Lowery “LURE OF THE ISLANDS” in Comedy and King of the Mounties Admission, 5c-20c. including tax means N yssa W a te r U sers There will be no need to restrict hours for irr igating this season if sprinklers are used at all WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, MAY 26—27 times while irrigating. Any offenders o f this re Bob Hope. Dorothy Lamour, Otto Preminger and Donald Meek in striction will be subject to arrest and fine. “THEY GOT ME COVERED” Sports and News. Admission Evening — l ie and 33c. Including Defsnae Tax City Of Nyssa m my or S uspension of yortr right to drive it now mandatory if you or* involved in on onto Occident from which domoge or death results, unless you ton foy for domogts assessed agaisut you. '... Neil Dimmick. Rt. 2. Nyssa Darhl Evens. Nyssa Olea A. Billings. Nyssa m ossning a motor vehicle manner meofsed m et Occident. I operator, or chauffeur, or both diali aaardso/rfy furnish and thereafter maintain proof tinsnriaj re.ponuhilHy at thr future.“ FARM ERS L IA B I L I T Y IN S U R A N C E give* complete protection — pay* damage* or judgments — provide* inveitigation and de fense . . . F O R O N L Y K M etch six months. Present “ A " ! Gas Ration Rate for $5,000/ 10,000 Bodily Injury and $5,000 Property Damage for this locality. of *$5.00 lift membership fee payable with first six months premium. ^ Insure with Farmers and you won't risk losing the right to drive. W e ^have prepared a brief analysis folder o f the financial responsibility law which will be mailed you upon re quest. Call, write, or come in to the address below for your copy. P H KRUGER, Ontario Manager W. E. Ashcraft. Adrian John Updegraff, V ile Wm. Q. Ross, Ontario F. M. Christansen, Ontario r A I M I l l f J K C T O M O B I L I ^ , . , IN SU R A N C E \ T R U C K ¿ INSU RANCE EXCHANGE
