Nyssa gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1937-199?, June 03, 1943, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6

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    THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL
PAGE SIX
copal church will meet June 9 at to Nyssa. After a short vacation at
2:30 at the home of Mrs. Grant home. Miss Clarice will return to
La Grande to complete require­
Rinehart.
ments for her bachelor of science
Goes To California—
degree, after which she will teach
Mrs James Langton of Nyssa and at Portland.
ENTERTAIN FRIENDS
Mr and Mrs C. W. Buchner and | her daughter, Mrs H. R. Glover of
sons entertained several friends at i Boise, left Monday for Los Angeles, Meeting Scheduled—
their home Monday evening. A pot- j They will reman there for an in­ An all-day fellowship meeting of
luck dinner was served to Mr and definite visit.
all the churches of Nyssa will be
Mrs George Sallee and son Tommy,
held
Monday, June 7 in the Full
Attends
Funeral—
Mr and Mrs O. J. Adkinson, and
Mrs. A. C. Salle returned to Ny­ Gospel church. Everyone is invited
Mr and Mrs Henry Hartley and
ssa Saturday after attending her to attend. The morning service at
sons.
sister’s funeral at Gooding, Idaho. 11 o’clock will be followed by luneli
-» -
HAS DINNER
at noon. The afternoon session will
Mr and Mrs Herschel Thompson Visits Here—
be
opened at 2:30 the evening meal
Mrs
Donald
Bean
of
Caldwell
is
gave a dinner Monday at their
home. Those present were Dr. and visiting this week at the home of will be served at 5 o’clock and the
evening service will be opened at
M . Moulding, A1 Thompson, Mr Mr and Mrs Ward Wieneke.
and Mrs Robert Thompson and Mr
8 o'clock.
Have Dinner Guests—
Ralph Beutler.
Mr and Mrs Tom Loe andafamily
entertained Mr and Mrs Irving Visiting Here—
W.S.CJ3. MEETS
Mr and Mrs Don Buell and dau­
The Women's Society of Christi­ Frank and sons of Eagle at a din-
ghter, Sherry Lynn, are visiting
an Service met May 27. Mrs W. W. 1 ner party last Monday.
Foster, president, took charge. Mrs
Mrs Buell’s parents, Mr and Mrs
Floyd Lomax was devotional lead­ Returns From LaGrande—
Mrs Albert Notheis returned ho­ Leland Ricks.
er and Mrs Hershey was program
leader. Hostesses were Mrs. Ella me Saturday after attending the
graduation exercises at the Eastern Return To Texas—
Frost and Mrs Helen Gonyer.
Mrs Jennie Albin and daughter,
Oregon College of Education at La-
Grande. Her daughter, Clarice, one who have been helping care for
Meeting Planned—
The St. Paul's Guild of the Epis­ of the graduates, accompanied her Mrs Albin's father, J. B. Coulter,
| have returned ot their home at
Follett, Texas.
reunion at Nampa Memorial day.
LOCAL NEWS
On Business Trip—
Insure Y our Hay
Mr and Mrs Lucian Wray left
Sunday on a business trip to Spok­
ane. They plan to return home
tomorrow.
Your feed this year is doubly important in
the national program of increasing production.
Protect It Now
Visits Mother—
Mrs J. W. Emery and sons left
Sunday for a weeks’ visit with Mrs
Emery's mother at Wilder.
Returns From Baker—
SEE US TODAY
Frank T. Morgan
Miss Marie Holman returned ho­
me Tuesday evening after a visit of
several days with relatives and fr­
iends at Baker.
Visits In Nyssa—
Marion Osburn, Nyssa high sch­
ool graduate who Is now living in
Homedale, was in Nyssa over the
week-end.
THURSDAY JUNE 3, 1943
T o g g le
Rope
B rid g e
Visits Home—
Lois Stearns spent the week-end
at her home in Jorden Valley.
• T he fine tra d itio n s b ehind th e
family physician are sym bolic of
his u n d e v ia tin g d e p e n d a b ility .
They are red u n d a n t w ith legends
of self-sacrifice, hard sh ip , an d suf­
FOR SALE—Canned prunes, peach­
es, pickles, tomatoes and fruit of
all kinds. Mrs Wing at L. E. Fry’s
Mr and Mrs A. W. Gifford of Ca­
3Jlxp
ldwell are the parents of 714 pound
son born May 28 at the Nyssa Nur­ FOR SALE—General Electric 3-ho­
sing home.
rse motor, single phase, 1160 RPM.
Allis-Chalmers irrigating pump, 4
Parents of Son—
by 4. 25 foot lift. Inquire Frank
A 9 % pound son was born to Mr Parr, 4 ‘4 miles south of Nyssa on
and Mrs J. J. Montague June 1 at Adrian highway.
3J2xc
the Nyssa Nursing home.
—
Gate City Journal classified ads
get results.
Gate City Journal classified ads
Mr and Mrs Burnell Brown and
daughter, Marion Grace, and Mr get results.
Go To Ogden—
.V.VW.W.VA
PURINA
Livestock Spray
Kills and Repels Flies.
Take care of your livestock during the hot
summer days.
Increase milk flow of your cows by using
spray regularly.
u . S . M arin« C o rp s P h o to
Quickly strung across otherwise impassable gulches and streams,
this bridge is included among the important equipment carried
ashore by U. S. Marine Raiders. The three Leathernecks are master­
ing its mysteries at Camp Pendleton, Cailf.
EVERY DRIVER CAN HELP
A1 Thompson & Sons
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V.V.V.W.V..V
Phone 26
KEEP 'EM ROLLING
AR, 1943 style, is w a r on wheels. M en,
weapons and m aterials vital to victory
m ust be moved swiftly, safely and w ithout delay.
W
O re g o n M o to r Vehicle
W ill you, a s a patriotic driver, enlist in th e
nationw ide campaign now u n d er w ay to stop
Safety Responsibility Act
The American Legion auxiliary
today issued thanks to persons who
assisted in making the Memorial
day poppy sale a success.
Here From Boise—
prophecies m ade by vendors o f nostru m s an d
w ith quacks and ch arlatans. Seek th e advice of
your physician. Be governed by his counsel. D e­
pend on him as generations have done before you.
Bring his prescriptions to us. W e will follow his
instructions to th e last degree.
Nyssa Pharmacy
NYSSA
PROGRAM
THEATRE
_Phone 108_________________
Double Feature
FRIDAY and SATURDAY, JUNE 4—5
Bert Gordon and Margaret Lindsay in
“LET’S HAVE FUN”
The Range Busters in
“TEXAS TO BATAAN”
Bernard Eastm an
Parents of Son—
need his counsel a n d advice to p ro ­
cure-alls. These fakes usually have th e ir origin
Will become effective June 9.
We would be pleased to explain this law to
you. The law does not compel you to carry in­
surance, but buying protection is advisable.
People Are Thanked—
need y o u r fam ily physician. Y ou
te ct you from the fraudulent claim s an d false
Real Estate-Insurance
“Honestly It’s the Best Policy”
Mr and Mrs Adolph Boe of Boise
visited Mrs Boe’s parents. Mr and
Mrs John Ostrom, Monday. Their
daughter, Patricia Boe. remained are visiting at the home of Mrs at the First Church of Christ com­
in Nyssa for a two-week visit with Watson’s parents, Mr and Mrs Er­ monly known as the Christian ch­
her grandparents.
nest Watscn. Mr. Watson is emp­ urch. beginning Monday at 8 p.m.
loyed In defense work at Burbank, and running through Friday even-
Here From Vancouver—
j ing. This Meeting will be conducted
Mr and Mrs Milan Ryder of Van­ California.
by the Rev. Donald Rickerson of
couver, Washington stopped at the
home of Rev. and Mrs Lloyd N. Visit Here—
the First Church of Christ. The
Pounds for a brief time Saturday
Irene and Dorothy Huff of Boise public Is Invited to attend these
night. Mr and Mrs Ryder are en­ were week-end guests at the home
services.
gaged In defense work in Vancou­ of their parents, Mr and Mrs Henry
ver.
Huff.
Elected Secretary—
Miss Romona Henderson, daugh- j
Visiting Relatives—
Present Play—
Mrs Albert Watson and daughter
The young people of the First ter of Mr and Mrs Ed Henderson
church of Christ presented the of Route 2 Nyssa. was elected sec­
III11II MM 11MIIMillII l>l lllill! M il III III It MMIII
play ‘ The Lost Church” at the Wa­ retary of the student body at Eas­
de school east of Adrian Tuesday tern Oregon College of Education
You Don’t Need Your evening.
at La Grande for 1943-44.
ration
book
to
buy
Picket Flour
. . . Nor, will you need
as many ration points
if you use more Picket,
the enriched, all-purp­
ose flour.
11 in m m in li in in munii ti I iiii in ti hi 11 in in hi hi m
Sat. Mat.. 2:30 P. M , Adm. 5c-20c; Evening, llc-33c. Includes tax
A Grand Buy
Here’s your opportunity to secure a baby gr­
and piano that will give you. all the advantages
of a new one at less than half the cost of a new
instrument.
Complete with bench. In good condition.
N Y S SA FURNITURE CO.
Monthly Meeting Held—
Return From Trip—
The regular monthly fellowship
Mr and Mrs Ed. Pryne and family
supper was observed Wednesday and Bill Snader returned home
evening at the First Church of Monday from a fishing trip to Hig-
Christ. The evening was spent in gens Reservour.
a social time.
Services Planned—
WEAK, TIRED PEOPLE
Here's vital news that may make a big
difference in your life
Family Reunion Held—
Miller Jensen and sons and dau-
A Victory Crusade will be held ghters and families held a family
'
• M O FTEN
1 S O TIRED, I CAN ]
HARDLY D R A G
MYSELF A R O U N D .
HAVEN’T A BIT OF
APPETITE EITHER.,
STRICTLY BUSINESS
SUNDAY and MONDAY, JUNE 6—7
Randolph Scott, Glen Ford, Claire Trevor and
Evelyn Keyes in
“THE DESPERADOES”
A Thrilling Tale of the West . . Brought to the
screen in Beautiful TECHNICOLOR. Special
two Reel Subject, “Plan for Destruction” and
Cartoon.
Mat. Sun. 2:30, Adm. llc-28c, Evening Adm. llc-33c, Includes tax
—BARGAIN NIGHT—
TUESDAY, JUNE 8
“BEYOND THE BLUE HORIZON”
In Technicolor, with Dorothy Lamour.
First chapter of "VALLEY OF VANISHING
MEN”.
A dm ission, V - 20c, In c lu d in g ta x
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY JUNE 9 —10
Noel Coward, Bernard Miles and Celia Johnson
in
“IN WHICH WE SERVE”
This is the Story of a Ship, of the Men Who So
Gallantly Serve Her and The Women Who Pr­
ay For Her Safe Return.
Disney Cartoon and News
Admission Evening — lie and 33c. Including Defense Tax
2nd and Good Ave.
But each day accidents a t grade crossings in
America injure or kill 19 motorists and delay 3 8
train s a total o f 22 hours— a d rain on m anpow er
an d tim e th at a nation a t w a r simply cannot afford.
Mrs Erler. Kirby returned Tues­
day morning after a short visit
with her husband, who is in a nav­
al hospital in Washington.
A 7'A pound son was bom in
Buhl Wednesday of last week to
Mr and Mrs J. B. Giezentanner of
Nyssa.
fering. N ow, as never before, you
I'oo Late to Classify
Son Arrives—
Returns From Washington—
/ ! tynietull in Need
and Mrs Kenneth Cottle and son,
Lyle, left last week-end to visit fr­
iends in Ogden.
I FELT THE S A M E '
WAY UNTIL I TOOK
PURSIN. IT H A S
C ER T AIN LY BEEN
A W O N D ER FU L
H ELP TO M E.
Following the loss of a
loved one is a wake of
unpleasant, but impor­
tant details that must
be thoroughly under­
stood. We, through ma­
ny years of experience,
understand them, and
can take care of them
for you in a dignified,
efficient, friendly way.
Costs are kept as low as
possible. Let us help
you.
Nyssa Funeral
Home
3
RE you one of those people who Second, Pursin contains precious Vi­
1 l are not sick, yet seiuom feel tamins B, and G. These vitamins
your beet? Are you frequently tired liolp stimulate appetite—aid diges­
and so dragged out 1 life hardly set.. s tion—promote better as-
worth while?
, i L.milation. T h a t’s why
rhile? Are you inclined
I
nervous and irritable; appetite poor? you eat more and get
If the reason is that you're not get­ more good from the foods
ting enough iron and Vitamins B, you eat.
and G, here’s thrilling news.
If you are feeling below
One of the foremost labomtoricc c? par because your system
the country has developed a tonic m -y lack sufficient iron
called Pursin for people in such con­ or Vitamins B, and G, do
dition. A remarkable preparation this. Go to your drug store
w hich works two basic ways to help today and ask for Pursin.
nature build up strength and energy. Take it regularly and see
First, Pursin is rich in iron. And if it doesn’t help you feel
you know how important it is for joyfully alert again. A
your system to get sufficient iron.
leKesson Product.
A
“You’ll have to get oft. These gentlemen have a priority
rating r
Owyhee Drug Company
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