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Classified Advertising THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL THURSDAY JULY 1, 1943 sister-in-lew, Mrs. Robert Holman A surprise birthday party was Leatherneck Tankman given at the home of Bishop and Mrs. Grant Webber, in honor of Mrs. Webber Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Lewis stayed overnight, returning home Tuesday. RATES: Two cent* per word lor each Issue. Minimum cash in Last Saturday, a birthday sur advance Is 30c. prise party was given in honor of Mrs. Lowell Stoddard in Ontario Mr and Mrs. Lewis attended. Betty Fife suffered a lacerated MISCELLANEOUS finger when it caught in a wringer BUTCHERING For Sale squeezing the flesh from around Custom butchering every Monday the bone. FOR SALE—Parma-water-llfter No. and Friday. Beef, sheep and pork. Luther L. Fife was in Boise 3, almost new. Also No. 1 scrghum Sanitary butchering guaranteed. Tuesday on business. mill and evaporator-pan ready to Phone 05R1. One mile west of Nyssa Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Aston on Alberta Ave. Jake Fischer. use. Can be seen at my (arm 8 were in Nampa last week on busi miles S. W. ol Nyssa. Rt. 2. H. H. ness. ALICE A. COLLINS Whitman. lJ2xp David Holman of Portland was FASHION FOUNDATIONS in Nyssa visiting his sister, Mrs. FOR SALE—Ice box in good con Will Call By Appointment. Llcyd Lewis. He brought Janice dition. Holds 80 pounds of Ice. Call Residence Phone 122-J Lewis home after a week's visit in Poster’s 72-J. lJlxc Box 500, Nyssa. Portland. FOR SALE —Horse buckrake. W STOCK AND GRAIN Miss Eva Campbell celebrated T. Cannon. Sunset valley, route 2. CUSTOM GRINDING—We also ha her birthday last week with a party 24J2xp ndle all kinds of feeds. Nyssa Ele at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dean 24JTPC Fife. A lunch was served. She FOR SALE OR TRADE--Chevrolet vator. was the recipient of many lovely 14 ton truck. At Thompson service conference of the L. D. S. church gifts. Miss Campbell is Mrs. Fife’s station. Zack Walker. 24JTFC last Sunday. In fact, President sister. of Nyssa said: ‘It is the larg BABY GIRL FOR SALE—Imperial Washable Fife est number of people that ever U. S. Maria* Caap« Photo Mr. and Mrs. Blair Hendricks are Wallpapers for harmonious decor attended assembly in this Sergeant Floyd O’Moore of Creede, Colo,, commander of a Marine parents of a baby girl born in ation. It is “color-locked”. Stunz building.” a It like was Corps tank, sights his 50-callbor machine gun, mounted for anti necessary to Ontario at the Brittington Nursing aircraft firing from his tank’s turret. Photo was made daring Lumber Co. 1ATFC. open the large double doors into home last week. She is expect maneuvers at a Marine Corps base in the South Pacific. the recreation hall, also to open up ed home Saturday. Mr. Hendricks For Rent dcuble doors of the class rooms, is serving in the army in Alaska. the crowd. A Mr. and Mrs. Ira R. Ure and FOR RENT—Several good houses to accommodate and faith to sanctify this the general authorities. In doing family carried the message of courage were dinner guests at the for rent. Bernard Eastman. llMtfc microphone land in the eyes of God, so He will so, it is yielding to the devil. The the speaker, through two large home of Mr. and Mrs. Dave Mitch amplifiers, making it possible for remember to bless and prosper devil is a spirit brother, here < on I ell last Sunday. WANTED all present to hear. you’.' Statistics show that only 50 earth in the form of a man, only WANTED—Used furniture. Highest President Fife conducted the per cent of the families have fam he is in the spirit body,” being session. Leo Child of ily prayer. He spoke extensively cast out of heaven. prices paid. Phone 149W. Nyssa morning Nyssa offered the Invocation. on of prayer. He testi Overflowing crowds also at The annual school meeting was Furniture Co. 1ATFC Sacred music was furnished by fied the that power 'Mormonism is the Lord’s tended this session. held in the Kolony school house WANTED—Listing on farm and city the Ontario ward choir, including way of life.” LEADERSHIP MEET Monday evening. Mr K. I. Peterson, numbers entitled ‘Turn Thy Face property. A. L. Atkeson. 6MTFC. from NEW STAKE PRESIDENT The stake leadership meeting for was re-elected as director and Mrs My Sin’, and “I Waited for to the fact that Edith all officers of auxiliaries will be Charley Newbill was elected as cl FURNITURE WANTED—We pay the Lord”. The first speaker was H. Owing Brown moved to Boise, Erma held in the tabernacle at Weiser erk. highest prices for used furniture. Wilford O. Peterson, who told of Chadwick was voted in as the new July 4. The 4-« Pig club met in the Nordale Furniture company. 21Jtfc the trials of the saints and com Stake Relief president. She CELEBRATION PLANNED home of the leader, Harvey Holton, pared them with the Pilgrim was one of the society afternoon speakers. The Nyssa ward is planning a Thursday evening. WE PAY HIGHEST PRICES for fathers. Mark Child of Nyssa. who WELFARE MEETING Misses Arlene Piercy, Ilea Krea- live fox feed horses. Phone 8 Pay is stake mission president, was There was a welfare meeting at 1 celebration for July 24. HERE ger, and Betty Jean Toomb atten ette. fr/Ntfc the next speaker. Elder D. Harris, o’clock, called expressly for officers Mr. and VISITING Mrs. Alphonzo Taylor ded the intermediate Girl Scout recently returned from the Span- WANTED—Sacks to patch. Bring ish-American mission, bore his in the nine surrounding cities. and their daughter otf Ogden, spent meeting in the John Auker home them now so they will be ready for Ontario, and Weiser in several days last week at the home Adrian Saturday. in Spanish. The lesson Nyssa, harvest. Landreth. One block east testimony cluded. Ray C. Lewis of Nyssa is of Mrs. Taylor’s brother, O. R. in The Follyanna club will meet wi he desired to leave was, “If you of underpass. 17J4xp feel that you can get along without stake chairman. Anderson. They were looking for th Mrs Frank Frederick Wednesday SECOND SESSION a farm since the government pur of next week. WANTED—Paying highest prices Gcd. live your religion anyway, for The second session of the con chased their farm in Ogden as part Mr and Mrs James Lane and for fox feed horses. Zack Walker, the sake of those who are near and ference was started at 2:30 under of the supply depot. Mr and Mrs Wesley Piercy phone 113 W. 24JTFC dear to you. Be an example.’’ the direction of Wilford O. Peter Miss Louise Bybee has two of family, and family Miss Betty Jean At this time a special number son, with the congregation sing her cousins visiting her. They are Toomb were and Sunday dinner guests was given by a male quartet of ing “Praise to the Man Who Com Misses Nell and Joyce Stoker of Ontario, entitled “Master, The muned with Jehovah”. After Stake Roy, Utah. The girls were en- in the Marion Kurtz home in New Tempest is Raging.” By T- Carol Bybee Lloyd Lewis of Nyssa pre entertained last Thursday with a ell Mr Heights. Mrs William Toomb and Apostle Joseph F. Merrill was the Clerk the names of the general swimming party at the Payette Dickie and were Sunday evening guests speaker. He congratulated sented ’Nothing more greatly hinders main authorities, as they are present springs. in the Robert Toomb home near the saints on their splendid gt. constituted, to the audience, and Apostle J. F. Merrill of Salt Nyssa. clear vision, than fear." tendance. He said: "Ycu have a all names were unanimously sus Lake City was a week-end guest 849 AT CONFERENCE Mr and Mrs Ray Elliot of Notus wonder country here, both fruitful the Ontario ward choir at the home of President Luther called Six hundred and forty-nine per and moderate in climate. Have tained, sang, “Oh Divine Redeemer” L. Fife. Having traveled in all Sunday. in the T. T. Elliot home sons attended the Welser stake Among those released were Scott parts Of the world, he said “Nyssa Jewell Wilson helped hay at the B. Brown, stake patriarch, who is a very fruitful country. The Maurice Judd home in Newell Heig to Boise. Reports show climate is wonderful. You should days last week. Interior and Exterior ed moved E.W. PRUYN that there are 15 home mis be a very successful and happy hts Mr several and Mrs Earl Parker and sionaries and three missionaries out people.” were dinner guests in the Art Decorator. Auto Repairing in distant fields. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hansen and sons hur Cartwright home Wednesday. Dorothy Child of Nyssa was ap son, Nels, of Portland are visit Mrs Cartwright and sons accomp Free Estimate Reboring, Valve Grind pointed as stake mission secretary. ing in Nyssa and Weiser this anied them to Vale and Ontario in President Fife was the first week. Mr. Hansen is employed the afternoon. , ing, Lathe work. Parts 775 First St. speaker. He told of faith promot by Kaiser and Company, Inc. Mr and Mrs Charley Wilson and ing experiences, due to the power Mrs. Zelha Bush, daughter of daugthers Miss Dorothy Toomb and accessories of the priesthood. Mr. and Mrs. William Moyes, left shopped in and Nampa Monday. The next speaker was Erma Wednesday to join her husband Andy McGinnis Chadwick, who gave a fine thought in Seattle. Phone 56w in, ‘Rent for the position one holds, Mr. and Mrs. Devor Larsen and is service, in that position. Let us Winifred Smith and baby, Delone, Ration Calendar all keep our rent paid." Dorothy have returned from a visit to Utah, Gilcrest cf Ontario, sang a ^olo. where they visited friends and rel July 7—Blue stamps K, L and M good through this date. Apostile Merrill, speaking at the atives. SUGAR afternoon session, said, “To know Mrs. William Moyes burned her that God lives, and that this is foot quite badly last week. It is August 15--Stamp No. 13, book His work, is the most important all swollen and she is unable to No. I, good for five pounds, expires at midnight. Stamps No. 15 and knowledge that anyone can ac wear her shoe. quire”. He said, “The Book of Mrs. Jake Fischer underwent an No. 16 in war ration book one valid Mormon is the most wonderful operation on her finger Monday. for 5 pounds of sugar each for book in print today. BECAUSE, it The stake primary officers serv home canning. COFFEE is a physical evidence, that Joseph ed over 200 persons with a plate Smith is a prophet of God.’ For lunch Sunday between sessions of June 30--Stamp No. 24, bock No. 1, good for one pound, expires at unbelievers he said: "If you will the conference at Weiser. read it through earnestly, with a An officers meeting for the Re midnight. SHOES prayer in your heart, and ask God lief society was held at the home Oct. 31—Stamp No. 18, book No. of Mrs. Anna Jemmett in Parma if it is true. He will reveal it un OPTOMETRISTS DENTISTS 1, valid for one pair of shoes thr Tuesday evening. to you." He said: ‘A general weakness in Mrs. Lloyd Lewis spent several ough stamps Interchangeable am DR. J. A. McFALL the church today is criticizing days in Ontario last week with her ong family living in same house J. R. CUNDALL hold. “See McFaU Dentist fu el o il September 30--Period 5 coupons Phone 56-J valid March 28 through September NYSSA Sarazln Clinic OREGON 30. 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Official Time Inspector for give you a perfect job. Drive in for a check-up. Fry Building I Mrs Smith was graduated this Union Pacific spring from Oregon State college ONTARIO_________ ORXQON The young couple will make their High Quality home at Bremerton. Washington, SARAZIN CLINIC where the groom is stationed with Mechanical Workmanship SHOE SHOPS the navy Mr and Mrs Caleb Bodmer and J. J. Sarazin, M. D. son Bernard, and Mr and Mrs Ben Abbott’s Shoe Shop general practice of medle&N McConnel and Miss Verna Oreen- AH kinds of shoe and harness lee were dinner guests on Father's repairing X-Ray Phystotheran at the Bratton home. KEITH MOSS CHARLEY NINEMIRE day A boy Across from poet office. weighing 8 pounds 10 oun ces, was bom to Mrs Nora Turner Kingman Kolony L.D.S. News Professional And Business Directory Drive Safely O n July 4th . I PAGE THREE of Ontario route 1, June 19 at the Holy Rosary hospital. Mrs Caleb Bodmer and two frien ds from Natoma Kansas called at A. A. Bratton home Tuesday after noon. Bicart brothers have their new house about completed and A. A. Brattons are planning on plastering their home this week. Haying is about finished here but some fields of grain are almost ready to bind and harvesting peas for the cannery is in full swing. Potatoes are looking very goed. 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. N yssa Funeral H om e Legal Advertising UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR General Land Office at The Dalles, Oregon June 22, 1943 NOTICE Is hereby given that May L. Page, Ontario, Ore. Rt. 2, assignee through mesne conveyance from Aaron Miller, who, on June 20, 1910, made Desert Land Entry, Act. March 3, 1877, No. 025450, for SW '.NW 'i, Section 34, Township 18S., Range 46 E., Willamette Mer idian, has filed notice of intention to make final Proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before Frank T. Morgan. Notary Public, at Nyssa, Oregon, on the 30th day of July, 1943. Claimant names as witnesses: Ray Whitsell, Orval Green, Ralph Barnes, Orla Bishop all, of Rt. 2, Ontario, Oregon. Kate M. Wilkinson Acting Register. Legal Advertisement UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR General Land Office The Dalles, Oregon June 22, 1943 NOTICE is hereby given that Helen J. Oreen, Rt. 2, Ontario, Ore gon, assignee through mesne con veyance from Aaron Miller, who, on April 4, 1939. made Desert Land Entry, Act March 3, 1877. No. 0312- 81, fer N48W 4, Section 34, Town- shop 18S.. Range 48 E., Willamette Meridian, has filed notice of inten tion to make final Proof, to estab lish claim to the land above des cribed, before Frank T. Morgan, Nctary Public, at Nyssa, Oregon, on the 30th day of July 1943. Claimant names as witnesses: Ivan Findley, Ray- Whitsell, Orla Bishop, Ralph Barnes, all of Rt. 2, Ontario, Oregon. UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR General Land Office at The Dalles. Oregon June 22, 1943 NOTICE is hereby given that Ralph Barnes, R. 2, Ontario, Ore. assignee through, mesne conveyance from Aaron Miller, who, on August 16, 1938, made Desert Land Entry, Act. March 3, 1877, No. 031282, for N4SE1«, Section 34, Township 18S., Range 46 E., Williamett Meridian, has filed notice of intention to ma ke final Proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before Frank T. Morgan, Notary Public, at Nyssa, Oregon, on the 30th day cf July 1943. Claimant names as witnesses: Ray Whitsell, Orval Oreen, Ivan Findley, Orla Bishop all cf R. 2 Ontario, Oregon. Kate M. Wilkinson Acting Register. UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR General Land Office at The Dalles, Oregon June 10. 1943. NOTICE is hereby given that Charles H. Barbour, of Route 1, Ontario, Oregon, who, on April 19th, 1938, made H. E. Act June 17. 1902, No. 031119, for Farm Unit “D” or the SW48W4 Sec. 1, SE4SE4 Sec. 2 and NE4NE4 Sec. 11, To wnship 19 S., Range 46 E Willam ette Meridian, has filed notice of intention to make Proof, to estab lish claim to the land above des cribed, before Thos. Jones, U. S. Commissioner, at Ontario, Oregon, on the 23rd day of July, 1943 Claimant names as witnesses: Cecil Huston, of Route 1, Ontario, Oregon; David Brady, of Box 684, Nyssa, Oregon: Ellis Warner, of Route 1, Ontario, Oregon; H. L. Brooks, of Route 1, Ontario, Oregon. W. F. Jackson Register. Hay Insurance We sell all kinds of crop insurance. Now is the time to talk over with us your in surance problems. Our office will be open every day. A. L. 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