J H E NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL
THURSDAY JUNE 3, 1943
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L.D.S. News
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l - t Sunday afternoon guests of Mr and Mrs Jess K y g a r l g p E A K S A T CHURCH
dairy farm» Friday, beginning at
By T. Carol Bybee
for a 10-day visit with Mrs. Olsen’s Sunday.
2 o clock. Games for the afternoon
parents, Mr and Mrs Leo Child.
Robert Kriner, Jr„ of Payette was
a u t h o r it ie s s p e a k a t c o n are under the direction of Dorthea
Mrs Duward Brown of Hanford, a guest last week oi Fred Kling-
Lewis and Ellen Brower. The buf
ference
Washington was in Nyssa last 8 un-^ bacYTnd attended Bible school.
The semi-annual conference of fet table will be presided over by day visiting her sister, Mrs Dean
Mr and Mrs R. G. Chandler at
Dorothy
Child.
This
social
marks
the Nyssa ward was held last Sun
Fife.
day with seeral stake authorities in the closing of the season's lesson
Elaine Lewis and her brother, tended the Bible school program
attendance. President Luther Fife work, but it is desired that the lad J- B., entertained many of their and were dinner guests of Mr and
and President Peterson of the Wei- ies be reminded that the second friends at a weiner roast at their Mrs Wallace Gregg.
Mrs Russell R. Wolf, Jr, of Boise
ser stake were the main speakers. Tuesday of every month is still home last Wednesday evening.
day,
and meet-
A mixed quartet consisting of work and
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Bishop and Mrs Arvel Child had was a week-end guest of her mot
Mark Child, Leon Child, Dorothy1^ 5 111 contlnue
»tart at 10 the bishop's parents as dinner gue- her, Mrs Martha Kllngback. During
her visit the Owyhee Community
Child and Ellen Brower, sang "Th 1
sts last Sunday.
PRIMARY NOTICE
club honored her with a surprise
ere is Sunshine in My Soul”.
PARTY AT 8NADER HOME
The children's organization known
bridal shower at her mother’s ho
Jesse Haroldson, who is home on
Miss Dorothy Snader was hostess
a furlough from the U. S. Navy, as the primary has also completed to seen of her friends at a party at me.
Mrs John Yanish and daughter,
gave a very interesting talk. Harol the season’s lesson plan and will her home last Saturday night. Th
now hold their meeting only on the
Christine, who has been visltfhg
dson was formerly engaged in Mut
ose present were, Misses Verna G r
first Tuesday of each month, st
Mrs Yanish’s sister, Mrs Werner
ual Improvement work here.
eenlee, Winona Henderson, Vivian
arting at 4 o’clock.
Peutz, left for home In New Jersey
Other speakers were Bishop Arvel
Wedmer, Harriet Herman, DarThel
Wednesday.
Mrs Marion Mathews of Ogden
Child, first councillor O. R. Ander
Bybee, Jean Snader, Phyllis Schire-
Walter Peutz anti son, Billy, of
underwent a tonsillectomy last week
son, and second councillor Lorln
man, and Elaine Russell of Parma.
while ¡siting with her parents, Mr
Payette were Sunday visitors at the
W. Goates. Dean Fife, ward clerk,
Ice cream, punch and cookies were
and Mrs Garret Fiet here
William Peutz ranch.
read the names olf the general, st
Luther n „ , M
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Mr and Mrs Charles Culbertson
ake and ward officers, for the app
called at the J. B. Coulter home
APOLOGY OFFERED
roval of the members. All officers w Yakima last Monday morning
Mrs R. B. Wong, exchange pris
Sunday. Mr Coulter Is still very 111.
sustained. Ruth Larsson accomp
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under-
The Owyhee Fellowship group at oner from Japanese-occupied china,
anied the congregational singing,
tended the song service at the Met is speaking ait the Full Gospel ch
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with Ellen Brower leading.
hodist church In Nyssa Sunday ev urch, Second and Ehrgood streets,
family left Saturday for a four-day
ing as rapidly as expected, makliw ening.
BUFFET LUNCHEON FRIDAY
visit in Pocatello.
each night except Saturday. Mrs
it impossible to gather further news.
A buffet luncheon, which marks
Mrs. E. H. Strickland entertained Wong was In South China during
John Turner, who is serving in
the closing season of the Relief so the U. S. navy, was in Nyssa on a So tl those who always read this the older group of her music pup the invasion and ensuing three ye-
column, my apologies, and we’ll ha ils Friday evening. Games indoors are. Sre experienced seeing the tor
ciety and which is in honor of the furlough last week.
ve more for you next time.
mothers and their daughters, will
and out doors were enjoyed. Ref ture and “unmerciful treatment” of
Mrs Hugh Olsen and three child
be held at the home of Mrs Fannie, ren, and Carole Flinders, all of Og- FAREWELL PARTY FOR ALVTN reshments of sandwiches, cookies the Chinese at Japanese hands.
NYE
and cocoa were served.
She came home on the Gripsholm
The Mutual association officers
Rev. and Mrs Robert Kriner and five months after Pearl harbor. Mrs
and teachers will hold a farewell family of Payette were guests Fri- Wong tells of the invasion and her
party for Alvin Nye, son of Mr and day of Mr and Mrs Irving Miller, experiences at the church services.
Mrs W. A. Nye, who has been called
to the army, this evening at the
erintendent of the Idaho, Oregon,
home of Mr and Mrs Eldred Brower
Utah district, preached at the 8 p.m.
In Apple valley.
service Sunday.
Mr. Nye was active In Mutual
work last season, participating in
Mr and Mrs Earnest Barker and
drama.
family were Sunday guests at the
Jess Haroldson of the U. S. navy
A torch service for the installa Bernice Gibson home.
was a Saturday evening dinner
Rachel and Naomi Shaw of Kin
guest at the home of Mr and Mrs tion of the newly elected officers
and teachers of the Sunday school gman Kolony sang over the radio
Lloyd Lewis.
on the Gospel Bells program Sun
croft, Idaho last Saturday mom - was held Sunday morning at the
day at 2:15 p.m.
Mrs Nelda Schenk went to Ban • close of the class session. Each re
A miscellanous shower honoring
tiring oiffeers presenter his success
Ing to isit relatives over the week
or with a lighter torch as repres Miss Irene Herring was held at the
end.
enting the office he held. The past E. H. Barker home Friday evening.
or read the charge to the new off Miss Herring, daughter of Mr and
N U FIT IS N O T A TEM PO R A R Y M AKESHIFT, BUT
icers. Earl Gray sang “I Would Be Mrs A. R. Herring of Nyssa, is soon
True” and Mrs Gibson read a poem to become the bride of Joe Hobson
BECOMES A SOLID PERMANENT PART OF THE PLATE
Daily Vacation Bible school cl entitled “The Torch”. In closing of Sunset Valley. The evening was
It®* Is a NEW, EASY, MONEY^SAVING comes a part of th© plat© . . . solid, tast©loss,
osed Sunday with a program by the service the congregation sang, spent in playing games. The bride-
WAY TO QUICKLY make false teeth FIT harmless, natural pink in color, easy to clean
the pupils after Sunday school. At We'll work Till Jesus Comes.”
to-be received many lovely and use
TIGHTER, creating greater mouth comfort and sanitary. Sciehtifically designed to com*
tendance was 36 with 24 earning
Rev. Glenn Griffith, district sup- ful gifts. Refreshments were served
and lessening noisy teeth chatter and b$d pensate for tissue shrinkage and gum reces*
certificates. Teachers were Mrs Roy
breath from ill-fitting plates. Entirely new sion. Enables you to renew plates at home,
Gueck, Mrs Wallace Gregg and
method. Merely apply NUFIT to plate and Saves money. Not a temporary measure,
Miss Azelia Peet. Mrs Gregg was
superintendent.
place in mouth. No heat needed. It soon One application lasts for months. If you
Mrs William Peutz and Mrs Oral
solidifies, adjusting plate snugly to the want to enjoy real mouth comfort once
Hite were hostesses to a bridle sh
shape of the mouth, making a proper t i t more, b u y NUFIT today. MONEY BACK if
ower for Mrs. Art Neeley Tuesday
No fuss or bother. Not a paste or powder not satisfied.
afternoon at the Peutz home. Re
you have to a p p ly e a c h day. NUFIT be- N U F I T F A L S E T E E T H R E L I N E R
freshments of salad, cake, sandwi
ches and punch were served by the
hostesses.
Mr and Mrs G. L. McMillian have
moved from Ontario to the house
back of Skinner’s store for the su
mmer.
Mr and Mrs Charles Culbertson
and children and Mr and Mrs Ly
nn Kygar and family were dinner
At Last! A NEW Better Way
to Make FALSE TEETH Fit
TIGHTER or
NO COST!
to 50 people. The out-of-town gu ructor. He graduated in the upper
ests were Miss Ruth Goode of Na six of his class of one hundred at
mpa and Miss Loretta Sorensen of the Texas field and was returned
Parma.
to Mather Field for assignment to
Rev. and Mrs Vern Martin and ]
a base as instructor in flying when
daughters were business visitors in
the unavoidable accident occured.
Nampa Wednesday.
Jack's 'buddy' at Mather Field, Lt.
Herbert L. Fischer left Saturday
morning for Savannah, Missouri to I Paul Dailey, was the driver of the
enter the clinic for treatment. Wh- ! car in which also riding were Dail
ile there he plans to visit relatives 1 ey's wife and Lt. George Heath
in Kansas. Ed Mason has been em- besides Lt. Brodie. They were dr
ployed to take care of the crops iving through the dim-out section
of Los Angeles. Th" car was' going
during Mr. Fischer’s absence.
Mrs F. A. Powell is side this week. over a rise in the road and came
Wednesday evening Rev. G eorge1 to an abrupt ninety degree angle
Baurle of Nampa will preach to the turn. Because of the fact that the
"Mens Crusaders” at 8 o'clock. This j warning sign had been knocked
organization sponsors home missio- | down the night before, there was
ns. All men are Invited to attend. no warning.
Lt. Robert F. Doyle, classmate of
Jack's all through his flying in
struction was the military escort
who accompanied the body home
and stayed with the family.
Lt. Brodie leaves his parents, Mr.
and Mrs E. L. Jamison of Nyssa,
and Mr and Mrs J. H. Brodie of
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reserve on May 12, 1942. He took Klamath Falls. Oregon. He was to
C.P.T. training in the spring of '42, have been married to Miss Hazel
and was the first student to solo fr Hucka of Lowell Oregon this mon
om Madras Field in Oregon. In Au th. Also surviving are his sister,
gust of last year, he received his Eris Jamison, his grandfather, A.
call to report to the army at Santa L. Brodie of Olustee, Oklahoma,
Ana, California where he stayed five uncles and four aunts besides
for six weeks. He was then sent to many, many friends.
“Think of him faring on, as dear
Mather Field to train as an instr
In the love of There as the love
uctor. Upon completion of his tr
aining and receipt of his wings of Here;
ithere, he was sent to Randolph i — Think of him still as the same, I
Field near San Antonio, Texas for say:
He is not dead--he Is just away.”
speclaT extra training as an Inst
Last Tribute Paid
To Lieut. Brodie
Nazarene Church
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Not a Powder or Paste
An Entirely New Method
Owyhee
Hay Insurance
W e sell all kinds o f crop insurance.
Now is the time to talk over with us your in
surance problems.
Our office will be open every day.
A. L. Atkeson
NUFIT False Teeth Reliner
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