Nyssa gate city journal., October 28, 1943, Image 6

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T H E N Y S S A G A T E CITY J O U R N A L
KEBEKAH S ELECT
NYSSA RESIDENT
T H U R S D A Y , OCTO BER 28 ,1943
luting a part. Mrs J. W. Bennett of Bybee and Mrs. Sherman Bybee
were in Boise on business Wednes­
LaGrande, northeast district vice
day.
| president of the Oregon Congress
o f FTA. will appear on the prog­
l oo Late to Classify
ram. The public is invited to att­
BOR
SALE—Sealed cash bids will
end the meeting.
be accepted until Novmber 15th on
Mrs Luther Fife was in Nampa iiuntrrs Leave
a brick house located between J. C.
Monday to see her brother. Ben | Among
Portlanders
here
for Watson and Jack Slmplot ware-
ssa residents Wednesday. The reg­ ience witnessed the ceremony. A
istrations were made rapidly as the musial program was given. Many
In
new system is very simple Regis­ Nyssa residents were present.
tration will be close Friday evening the morning and afternoon a spec­
at 9:30. Persons whose surnames ial conference was held.'
star; with letters ranging from R
In Nampa Hospital—
to Z will register Friday.
Mrs Merle Johnson of Nyssa was
elected chairman of the 31st annual
Rrbekuh convent ion for the 26'h
district, which comprises Nyssa, Va­
le. Ontario and Jordan Valley, at
QUESTS A T DINNER
( AKD P A R T Y PLANNED
Go To Deavei
Ontario recently.
M r and Mrs Frank Morgan went
A guest of Mr and Mrs Herbert
Amtngements have been comp­
The Methodist ladles of Ontario
world war feteran. who i s , pheasant hunting ast week were I houses near the railroad five blocks
leted for the progrcslve benefit card Fisher at dinner Monday evening served a dinner to the delegates in :o Denver Monday to visit their
daughter, Mrs Blaine Ballah. Mr . j suffering from a broken hip caus Mr and Mrs. A1 Vaughn and son north o f Mam street.
party to be given by St. Pauls wus Charles Lueck of Portland, who the evening.
guild October 29 at 8 o'clock. As
The property on which the hou­
Mrs Leora Davis of Ontario is Morgan will also attend the annual ed by a beet eak falling on him. Jerry. Aram Cartosan. C. Brown.
is spending two weeks with his mo­
Russ Beutler and Bill Marriette,
has been the custom, pinochle and
the retiring chairman Other offic­ meeting o f the National Reclama-
se
is located has been sold and the
who made the Bob Thompson h;me
bridge will be played In the homes ther, Mrs Minnie Lueck.
ers elecled at the meeting included: tion Congress They are expected Here From Halfway—
their headquarters. They left Mon- j house will have to be moved from
of guild members und refreshments
home
Monday.
Mr
and
Mrs
Seth
Crockett
of
Vice chairman. Ms Hazel Lewis;
HOSTESS T O CLUB
will be served In the parish hall.
j Halfway visited at the home of day after enjoying unusually good present location in about four mon­
secretary-treasurer.
Mrs
Sophia
A feature of the party will be the
I Mrs Crockett's sister. Mrs Perry hunting in the Nyssa section, fam­ ths.
Mrs Eddie Powell was hostess t ° , R oot; marshall, Mrs Harriett Har- Football Game Cancelled—
ed for its fal pheasant crop.
The Emmett-Nv.ssa football ga Ward. Friday and Saturday.
awarding of a quilt. Those desiring her Wednesday evening bridge club rts; conductor. Mrs Ruby Oardner;
We reserve the right to reject
to attend may still make reservat­ last evening. A guest o f the club right support to the chairman, the me, scheduled for Fridayy has been
any or all bids. Bids will be accept­
Visit Here—
postponed because of the harvest Go To Colorado—
ions by telephoning Mrs Grant R i­ was Mrs S W Abersold Those w i - l ort t0
chairman. Mrs Lucy Jo-
Mr. and Mr. Ted Dewey of Sal­ ed by us at the following address.
Odella Lopez and her grandmot-
nehart
i hnson: right support to the vice vacation in Nyssa
lining honors were Mrs Grant R i­
em,
the Cecil Dewey family and Wilson Bros. Nyssa, Oregon. 2802xc
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her.
Carlota
P
Naranjo,
left
Friday
state assembly presdent; left supp-
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nehart and Mrs C. W Buchner.
HAS RRIDOE CLUB
morning for Colorado, where Miss Mr. and Mrs. Vem Liechty were
chalrman. Mrs Ethel Parks; left Former Residents Visit—
Sunday evening guests at the W. FOR SALE—
Mrs Artie Robertson was hostess
Wesley Sherman, former Nyssa | Lopez will finish her schooling.
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support to the vice chairman. Mrs
Electric cream separator, electric
F. McLing home.
DINNER P A R T Y HELD
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to the Tuesday evening bridge club
Jessie F*raser: inside guardian. Mrs high school instructor, and Mrs j
milking machine and milk cans,
this week Mrs ,1. J. Sarazln won
Mr and Mrs L Fife entertained Slna Conner: outside guardian. Mrs | Sherman and son. Dickie, of Forest Here From Portland—
one wagon, on Skinner Borthers’
high score and Miss Eva Boydell at a chicken dinner party on Wed­ Hattie Leavitt; chapltan. Mrs Vern- Grove, stopped here Monday to vis- j Webb Eldredge o f Portland arr- Week-End Guest—
President and Mrs. Luther L. ranch. 4 miles northeast o f Vale.
it part o f this week at the home , ived Sunday to visit his wife's par-
second. Several guests besides chib
nesday.
Places were laid for 16 ena Beam; musician. Mrs Winifred
F ile had as their week-end guest Write Mrs Daisy Noe o f Baker, or
of Mr and Mrs Leno Christensen ents. M r and Mrs J. E. Wheeler.
members were present.
Diven.
guests.
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LeGrand Richards of Salt Lake inquire Journal office.
Mrs Bertha McCollum of Fort- Mr and Mrs Sherman are en route
City.
AIR CADET M ARRIES
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and. state president, gave the main to Buhl to visit her parents. Mr Return Home—
H ALLO W EE N P A R T Y HELD
FOR SALE—100 W hite Rock pull­
Mrs A. L Fletcher of Nyssa has
M r and Mrs J. C. Schultz o f G r­
address at the evening meeting. Sherman is an electrician in the
ets, ready to lay. $1.25 each. M. A.
The primary children of the L. The state se.-retary. Miss Louise shipyards in Portland.
received a letter from her son. Air
esham. Oregon have returned home To Boise—
Mrs. Gordon Ray, Mrs. Wilford Rataezyk, route 1 ' '
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Cadet Robert P Burrelle. stating D. S. church enjoyed a Hallowe'en ; Smith of Baker, seated the newly
after visiting at the home of their
that he was married to Miss Edith party Tuesday afternoon.
nephew. Dr. L. A. Maulding.
Cos- j elected officers, assisted by Mrs Gees To Nebraska—
Mrs James Atkeson left for Arc-
Wade of Tacoma September 28
tumes were worn by many of the | Madeline Laca o f Jordan Valley
Air Cadet Burrelle Is stationed children. Refreshments were serv
Beatrice Rebekah k x l ^ K o f O n t - I adla Nfbraska Tuesday to visit her Elk Hunting—
at Ktrtland field, Albuquerque. New er to approximately 60 children,
J. L. Gray. Earl Gray. Rev. V em 1
ario conducted the initiation cere­ parents.
Meftco. where he has nearly com­
Martin and Ed Wild left Monday
monies during the evening session
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pleted his training as a bombardier.
on an elk hunting trip to the Baker
e n t e r t a in s a t d in n e r
when three candidates were initiat­ Here From Portland—
S. P. Strout. E. E. Smith. Andy section.
Mrs Burrelle Is residing In Albu­
e tta u e .
Mrs Perry' Ward and Mrs Albert ed
querque.
Meier were hostesses at a dinner
Next year's assembly will be held Tachela and Frank Goretta. all of
j Portland, spent the week-end at In Portland On Business—
j given Wednesday night in the Wa- at Nyssa
Lester Klinkenberg and W. W. i
| rd home for Lieutenant Kathryn
Mrs Bertha McCollum o f P ort­ the J W Jennings home and hun­
• Despite the fact that a way to
Peterson, who is stationed with the land paid her official visit to Y e ll­ ted pheasants. Leo Elwert of Sher­ Paster returned home Friday from I
Painter and Decorator ! WACS at Fort Benning. Georgia ow Rose Rebekah lodge of Nyssa wood. Oregon came to Nyssa Friday a busines trip to Portland. While
prevent diphtheria was discov­
I Lieutenant Peterson, former N y­ October 14 as president o f the Reb­ to hunt and left Saturday even­ In Portland they visited Mr. Klink- 1
Only inside work fr­ ssa resident, is visiting her parents. ekah assembly o f Oregon. Miss Lo­ ing for the Steens mountains to enberg's brother. Marion.
ered many years ago, thousand:
| Mr and Mrs H. L. Peterson o f On- uise Smith o f Baker. Rebekah ass­ hunt deer.
om now until spring.
Here From College—
I tarto.
embly secretary, accompanied her.
of children have diphtheria every
Phyllis Schireman wa# home last
Refreshments ’ were served after Attends Medical M eeting-
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Free Estimate
Dr
J.
J.
Sarazin
left
Sunday
for
week-end
from
the
College
of
Id
­
CLUB HOLDS M EETING
the business session.
year. Much of this is due to the
Chicago to attend a meeting of the aho.
The Mr and Mrs Club met last
775 First SL
International
Medical
society,
h
eld
:
.
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Thursday night tor a potluck din- j
indifference of parents. They
from October 26 to 29. Doctor Sar- Returns Home—
tier at the home of Mr and Mrs A.
atin will be in his office again Tu­
| C Sallee Two tables of bridge we­
Mrs A. H. Boydell returned home
know that their children should be immunized,
esday.
Thursday from Butte. Montana,
ir in play with honors going to Mr ,
but they just don’t get around to it. Make a reso­
where she visited her mother. Mrs
I and Mrs George Mitchell.
Shop In Caldwell—
R. Nankervis.
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lution now to have your children treated. The
Mr and Mrs Perry Ward and son.
All service men from the Nyssa Ronald, shopped in Caldwell Sat- Officer Visits—
L D S Ward will receive the mag- urday.
treatment is simple and safe. Ask your doctor
M ajor J. B Beckham recently
azine. Improvement Era. monthly j
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visited at the home of his wife's
about it at the first opportunity.
publication. This plan will be made Visit In
parents. Mr and Mrs A. H. Boy­
possible by using the proceeds from
Mrs Bernard Frost and Mrs Har­ dell. M ajor Beckham was en route
a Halloween dance to be held Fri- ry Miner went to Boise Tuesday to from Fort Bregg. North Carolina
lay evening in the ward hall. A pr­ meet Mrs Frost's sister. Mrs W ag­ to visit his parents. While M ajor
ogram. beginning a: 8 o'clock, will ner. and daughter. Patricia, o f T w ­ Beckham was here. Mrs Beckham
be followed by a dance Each lady in Fails, who will visit at the Pros' went to Green Cove Spring. Florida
attending is to provide a pie for a home for a week
to visit her brother. Ensign Edward
And W e Don’t Mean Sugar
pie social.
Boydell of the navy.
Dedication—
Ration Rooks Issued—
The Weiser stake tabernacle was | Nursing Home Notes—
One thousand ration books o f th* dedicated Sunday evening by Pre- ■ Mrs L A. McDowell and infant
No 4 issue were given out by school siding Bishop LeGrand Richards j ^
WPr? dismissed October 21
teachers during reg^tration of Ny- o f Salt Lake City. A large aud-
M r and Mrs Lester Lewis are pa­
W e have more orders on file now than we
rents of a son bom October 15. Mrs
can deliver for several days, but we still advise
Lewis and baby were dismissed Oc­
our patrons to order their winter coal supply
tober 25
A son was bom October 15 to Mr
now.
and Mrs Fuel Andrews. Mrs And­
Every* now and then we get a few carloads of
rews and baby were dismissed Oct­
coal and we deliver it as quickly as possible. Si­
For home Front Casual­
ober 17.
A daughter was bom October 16
nce each carload is fillet! with only one kind
ties.
to M r and Mrs Rodriquez.
and size of coal, we deliver it to those whose or­
Mrs Elza Niecum of Nyssa and
ders are in for that kind. W e never know what’s
W e know that you’ve
infant girl were dismissed from
the home Tuesday.
coming next, or when until the ear arrives.
been busy "harvesting”
M r and Mrs Ronald Shicritter of
W e are doing our best to keep our service up
Apple Valley are parents of a son
and canning your vict­
to par. Thanks for ordering in advance.
bora October 17.
^bost't Jlet tytun GluU.
LOCAL NEWS
Andv McGinnis
1 Or 2 Lumps,.
Please?
Nyssa Pharmacy
We Mean Coal
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COMFORT
First Aid Supplies
PRESCRIPTIONS
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T H EA T R E
asking for remedies to repair the havoc wrou­
ght by unaccustomed outdoor life. W e wel­
come your trade and hope that we can serve
you as well as you’ve been helping Uncle Sam.
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Dar Phon* 29
Night
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Double Feature
FRIDAY and SATURDAY OCTOBER 29—30
William Gargan and Bobbv Readick in
"HARRIGANS KID’’
Joe Sawver and William Traev in
“ One-man” A rt Exhibit
Displayed by Gertrude Murchison of Detroit.
"YANKS AHOY”
SUNDAY and MONDAY OCT. 31 and NOV. 1
Mon., Nov. 1
Red Skelton. Lucille Ball. Gene Kelly and Rags
Ragland in
From 2 to 9 p.m.
Sat Mat. I M F
M . Ada. tc-Mr. Kvetung. lie - »c . avrwoes a i
One Man .Art Exhibit Planned—
Mrs Gertrude Murchison, well-
known artist and poet of Utah, is
eipeted to arrive in Nyssa Thurs­
day to put on a “one man“ art
exhibit
Several teas are b e ir«
planned in her honor
She has
traveled extensively in the Amer­
icas and has a wealth of exper­
ience in pamting and poetry With
her will be M illie Slater, also a
poet and Caroline Taylor, inven­
tor and poet. They will stay at
the horn« o f T Carol Bybee while
here.
D un n »w 4 —
A dance will be held m the Cow
Hollow hall Saturday night. Qcto-
O . T . Orden—
A L. Heidt and Ira Ure left Tu­
esday for OgdetL where Mr Held:
» building a .work bam for Mr
Ure
Bex am
Parish Hali
M r» Kir-xer has returned home
from Wezser. where she visited her
brother for two weeks
— B A R G A IN N IG H T —
Tues., Nov. 2
M r and Mrs Albert He kit a-1
soc-N Everett. Robert and
vtered friends at Homedale Sun-
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2
From 2 to 9 p.m.
"DU BARRY WAS A LADY”
Gorgeous Fun and Music in Beautiful Techni­
color.
M a t A m 1 M Adua tic-M r evening A d a l i e - »
fevrhnJea tax
Robert Paige ami Grace McDonald in
•GET G O IN G "
Sports. Comedy and Secret Service in Darkest
Africa.
W E D N E S D A Y and T H U R S D A Y NOV.
Gary Cooper. George Raft, Frances Dee
H am - Carey in
-S O U L S A T S E A ”
Sports and New's
I — U« iai a
and
!■ - — inti
L.D.S. Church
Mrs Murchison will appear in person with
two Utah poets and give readings from her bo­
ok. "which should be in every soldier’s kit” .
The public, including all school children, in­
vited to attend.
Howard FW d formerly o f Weston
Idaho bat who recently received a
xaedica: d scharre from the army
» a T n ®* vtsÄtng friends and
r K iL - m
Free
for
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surely do get comfort «then you cash i n your ration
coupon tor \\ olverine Shell rlorsehides. They feel like tnoc-
casms on your feet - even iry jut ioft and Dliable after a
on top of th at, vou’ll be literally dum bfounded at
i he
° ! ' ’ e n n e s defy scuffing, scraping:, perspiration and
bam vara acids give you months and miles o f money-saving
extra wear. So. when you can’t make your present work
s..o« last any longer, just come in and let us fit you out
with a pair of W0L\ ERINE Shell Horsehide Work Shoes.
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SHELL horsehide work shoes
F TA C M ir « T . Meet—
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fo r r e a
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howscn ' oc
womc doves
and
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one painting
at each exhibit
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