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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
ory crop, but now we
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expect to see you again
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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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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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F TA C M ir « T . Meet—
roanei
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fo r r e a
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of
howscn ' oc
womc doves
and
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one painting
at each exhibit
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