THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 4, 1943
MAT,K TWO
d u r c i ?
The Gate City Journal
O ntario Plane
| Work approved by the engineer«
| included paving, fencing and flnis-
Fipld Finished hln» The entire propeny 18 now
1 IC IU 1
enclosed In a wire fence
Ontario. Nov 4 (Special'-Air- L«hU for night flying have not
port construction and maintenance been installed but this work was
KL4SS V. POWELL • • -
engineers from the Seattle office I never included in the construction
of the civil aeronautics authority j project. However most of the mat-
ADVERTISING RALES
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
formally inspected the construction mgl nece6Sary for the lights is on
on the Ontario municipal air-
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Open rate, per Inch ..... 35c
CHURCI1 OF THE NAZARENE work
FIRST
CHl'RCH
OF
CHRIST
port
last Friday and indicated to ; hand, and engineers indicated the
National, per inch.......... 35c
Six Months................... 8125
Vera
W
Martin
Pastor.
'CHRISTIAN'
installation
would
place with­
Classifieds, per word....... 3r
"Praise ye me Lord. I will praise
offlcaU the 7 w°uM mc<,mmerid in the next several take
H.
N.
Waddell.
Pastor
month».
I
i
fi'
rii
Minimum
.....30c
(Strictly In Advsncei
f .. church
. . with
t . a , friend-
. . , j the
acceptance
of the the
project.
Offices Military restrictions prohibit the
A . friendly
^ Lord with or my
^ a-.ioie heart,
^ In
t^open
J * « during^
construction
publishing of exact lengths of the
period were closed by them
ly welcome
the congregation.” Psm. 111:1
However they are of suf­
Completion of the work gives On runways
Published every Thursday at Nysaa. Malheur County. Oregon
Bible school at 10 a. m A class Sunday school at 10 am. Earnest tario
ficient length to handle commer-
one
of
the
finest
municipal
Entered at the postoffice at Nysaa. Oregon for »ransmisslon
Barker,
superintendent.
Washington. D. C. Nov. 4.--There for every age.
through the United Sutes Mails, as second class nutter, under
Your children should be In Sun­ airports in Oregon. Rated as a cl- iai air traffice that Is expected to
the act of March 3. 1379.
has been considerable talk out in 11 a. m , worship and commun­ day school. Come and bring him. ass three port, it will handle the develop in the decade following the
Morning worship at 11 o'clock. largest ship now in practical use. close of the war.
the northwest of late concerning ion service.
8
p.
m..
Bible
study
at
the
par­
Message
by the pastor.
the purchase of a certain eastern
Junior N.YP5. In the basement
CAN WE OVERCOME THE WAR JITTERS? distillery, lock, stock and barrel. sonage.
at 7:15 pm.
The purchaser would be the liquor 2:15 p. m.,
_____ Back-to-The-Bible Evangelistic service at 8 pm.
Prayer and Praise service Wed­
Will our servicemen who are serving on the commission either of Oregon or Wa- Pro*am over KFXD.
night, 8 o'clock.
war fronts and in the camps in this country re­ shiixgton. Besides buying the dis­ FILL GOSPEL TABERNACLE nesday
Missionary
meeting for the entire
they would get around hall
turn home to find a morose and sullen group of a tillery.
church the first Wednesday of ev­
Rev.
David
Casper.
Pastor
my ranch located 11 miles southwest of Nyssa
cases of whiskey, now in Sunday school, 10 a. m.
ery month. This meeting is held on At
individuals warped by abnormal conditions, di­ the million
road
to Owyhee dam; 1 Vt niiles west of Owyhee
in the church.
warehouse, for th­ Morning worship, 11 a. m
fferent probably than any generation has ever irsty distrillery
Gospel Bell broadcast every Sun­ schoolhouse and 6 miles northwest of Adrian.
customers
However,
nothing
experienced in history?
Evangelistic service, 8 p. m
day st 2:15 over KFJCD.
been said about a plan thaï Thursday
evening,
prayer
meet­
Today, people are impolite and even curt to has
has been in the asking for the last ing.
ST. PAUL’S EPISCOPAL
their customers and to their neighbors, they are two
MISSION
months to build and operate Street meeting Saturday night.
self-centered and jittery; they are traveling at a good sized distillery in the nor-
The Rev. Burton Salter, vicar.
Everyone cordially invited to at­ Morning prayer and sermon. 9:30
a terrific pace; failing to take proper rest and , thwest.
Sale Starts at 12, noon
Holy communion and sermon each
these services.
relaxation. Why? Because they are under pres­
For some time a couple of scouts, tend
second Sunday of the month.
Seek
ye
the
Lord
while
He
may
sure and over-worked. We are all alike. We are i well known in the distillery indust- be found.
Church school at 10:30 a. m.
Women's Guild second Wednesday
J ry. have been looking over several
“in the same boat". *
of each month.
(spots in the northwest There art Sunday L. D. 9:15 8. CHURCH
By our carelessness and impoliteness, we may jonly
10 head of choice 2-year-old hereford steers.
am.
Pries
thooc
two
liquor
distilleries
in
the
SUNSET VALLEY CHURCH
be making business enemies that we can ill aff­ | whole west, both in California. Pr- meeting
18
of long yearling durham and hereford heif­
Lord hath done great things ers head
10:30 am Sunday school for ‘The
ord after the war is over, because everyone then I ior to the war one of the California Sunday
bred
to whiteface bull; to calf in April and May.
us
whereof
we
are
glad'.
Psalms
Sunday 7:30 p. m Sacramen: 128:3. We extend a hearty welcome 23 head of
distilleries, located in the bay sect­ meeting.
is going to be after business and jobs and what­ I ion.
jersey cattle, purebred, but not eligible to
corn from the Argen­ Tuesday 2:00 pm. Relief society to you to attend our services- which registry. Double
not and not trying to avoid them. In this matter tine. imported
tested.
which was cheaper than Iowa meeting.
as follows:
of service we should look to the future and see com plus
1
Cow,
5
yrs,
fresh
6 mo. 5V-. gal- when fresh.
the long haul The north­ First Tuesday of each month at are Sunday
school at 10 o'clock with
grows very little com. as com­ 4 pm Primary for children bet­ T. H. Brewer as superintendent. 1 cow, 4 yrs., fresh 6 mo., 4 gal. when fresh.
in our present circumstances an opportunity to west
pared with Iowa. Illionlos. etc Ho­ ween ages of 4 and 12.
Classes for all ages.
build friendships that will last after the war.
1 Cow 2 past, fresh 1 mo., 3 gal. when fresh
a large amount of whiskey
Morning worship at 11.
People aren’t complaining, but are accepting is wever,
distilled each year from grain THE COMMUNITY UNITED
Evangelistic Services 8 pm. Sp­ 1 cow 5 yrs., fresh 7 mo., 5 x/> gal., when fresh.
their lots without grumbling. However, they are other than com. A good share of PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ecial music and good singing,
1 cow 2 past, fresh 2 mo., 3 gal., when fresh.
the rye and barley crops In cert­
at the church.
allowing the pressure to do them more hi
Kingman Memorial
1 Cow 4 yrs., fresh 1 mo., 5 gal. when fresh.
Prayer
meeting
Wednesday
8
pm
ain
sections
of
the
east
wend
their
J.
C.
Nevln,
Pastor.
than the complaining would.
1
way to the distilleries. The north­ 10 a. m. Bibie school. The Bible
I Cow 2 past, fresh 1 mo., 3V*» gal. when fresh
Each one of us should make a conscientious west
produces a big barely crop of teaches us what we are to believe THE METHODIST COMMUNITY 1 Cow 5 yrs., fresh 3 mo., 4 gal. when fresh.
CHURCH
quality, and furthermore about God and what duties God re­
effort to render better individual and commun­ excellent
1 Cow 6 yrs., fresh 2 mo., 5 gal. when fresh.
M. H. Greenlee. Pastor
water, an assential in making quires
of
us.
ity service more graciously, gain all of the rel­ pure
whiskey, is found in abundance in 11 a. m„ morning worship. Ser­ Church school begins promptly at 1 Cow 2 yrs, 6 mo., fresh 2 mo., 4 gal. when fresh.
axation and enjoyment possible and think con­ Washington and Oregon.
10 o'clock every 8unday morning. 1 Cow 2 yrs. 6 mo., fresh 2 mo., 3 gal. wrhen fresh.
The Question of Jesus' Au­ We
pride ourselves on being on ti­ 1 Cow 2 yrs, 6 mo., fresh 2 mo., 3l/ogal. when fresh.
The possibilities offered in the mon:
tinually of the terrible conditions under which northwest
thority."
me.
worship starts at 11
have
impressed
these
two
7:30 p. m , evening worship. The am. Morning
people are laboring in European nations and ot­ scouts, who represent large eastern family
The
pastor
will preach the 1 Cow 2 past, fresh 2 mo., 3 y 2 gal. when fresh.
with Bible reading, sermon. The Methodist
her foreign countries.
Fell­
distillery Interests. However, the singing, hour
5 yrs., just fresh, 5 gal. when fresh
prayers and discussion for owship and the Young Youth
Adult Fell­ 1 1 Cow
project cannot be un­ all to take
Each individual will find that responsibility contemplated
Cow,
3 yrs., 3 1/ •> gal. when fresh.
part
in
and
enjoy.
You
at this time because oi will miss a good time by staying owship meetings are at 7 pm.
for his emergence from this economic and soc­ dertaken
1
Registered
Jersey bull, 2 yrs. old
priorities, etc. But it will
The parents will talk about NYSSA ASSEMBLY OF GOD
ial upheaval rests entirely upon his own should­ be the a war.
postwar project if everything _ away.
1
Red
Durham
steer, 4 mo. old.
‘Belief and the . Christian
Life".
,
Pastor C. #:45
A. Slaughter
as per program. Washington The
e r. He alone can prevent a crack-up, because goes
Several
small
calves.
2 heifers, 6 mo. old.
young
people
discuss
Happy
;
Sunday
ajn
Alan
probabiy get the plant, as ag­ Homes Are Planned The ju - 1 mon<is Superintendent. Every class 2 heifers, 1 yr. past.
his friends and relatives are struggling against will
4 Small heifers.
ainst
Oregon,
because
of
the
chec­
hsve a story hour.
| welcomes you.
similar problems.
king done on the question of poss­ mors
7
head
of
black
percheron
horses.
Mary and Martha society will Morning service, 11: o'clock
ible prohibition, say the scouts. Th­ meet
November
11
at
2
p.
m.
at
1
Team
of
mares,
7
and
12
years old; Weight 3000.
8 o'clock.
returned home Saturday after a ey are not afraid of national pro­ the home of Mrs. Alvan McGinnis. Evengellstic
Prayer
meeting
Thursday,
1
gelding,
3
years
old,
very
gentle, weight 1750.
Adrian
few days visit with her sister. Mrs hibition coming back again, but Mrs. Cowling will lead devotions o'clock.
they
are
fearful
of
state
prohibit­
1
large
mare,
two
years
old
last May, green broke.
and Mrs. Otis the discussion.
Mrs. Dan Holly went to Boise on Lovejoy.
A cordial welcome to all.
ion.
They
figure
Oregon
a
much
1
yearling
horse
colt.
1
weaner
horse colt.
business Friday, with Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. D W. Patch held a Hallow- better chance to vote dry than Wa­
Frank Miller.
t'en party Saturday afternoon for shington if the issue ever comes up. ing to get the senator to say some­ less. In the meantime Mr. Bone has 1 weaner filly colt, extra good.
Mrs Walter McPartland of Nys- her small sons and their friends.
they know it will thing definite on the subject. How­ nothing to say on the subject, and 2 white, brood sows.
sa spent from Wednesday until Miss Lorraine McFate. who has and The eventually
politically
and es­ ever. at least one, and maybe two in all probability won't until next 1 purebred duroc jersey boar, 1 year old.
been working in the shipyards in pecially those who wise are man.
Friday with Mrs D W Patch.
pro-Willkie.
4 shoats, weight about 160 each.
Portland,
is
visiting
in
Adrian
af­
Mrs. Oarand Call, of California.
not at all pleased with the intend to go after his scalp, regard­ spring.
ter three years absence. She re­ were
'MHimmimmimrmmiiiiimmiiiimmiiiiiiimiimmiiMmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ; About 4 dozen English white leghorn hens, 1 year
recent
blurb
from
Mr
Willkie.
who
ceived a hand injury in her work is quoted as having said. “I can get
About 2 dozen Rhode Island red hens.
is on her wa to visit her par­ the Republican nomination if 1
You Can’t Beat Home- and
About 20 Australop springers.
ents
in
Tuscon,
Arizona.
The politicos are firmly
Made Bread Made With Mrs. Taylor returned Saturday of want the it. opinion
Mr
Willike
is
tak­
from a visit with her cousin. Mrs ing altogether too much for grant­
Rogers of Enterprise, and her ed.
even if he could capture
Picket Flour
daughter. Mrs. Lester Oarlinghouse the and
The Cause of Most Human Illness
nomination,
he shouldn't have
Swan Falls.
1 new John Deere two horse grain drill with grass
made
such
a
statement
The
public
-that Enriched Flour of Bob
The
following
symptoms and ailments are al­ seeder
Oibson returned to his have always taken a delight in sl-
attachment.
milled in this valley fr­ station after a short leave at home appiing down the ears of those who most invariably caused by Intestinal Toxemia.
1
Valley
Mound Corrugator.
om High Altitude Wh­ Guild To Meet—
They can now be successfully treated by the To-
take too much for granted The
1
McCormick
Deering mower, No. 7
railbtrds
say
the
psychological
rea­
eat.
x-Eliminator recently installed in this office.
St. Paul's guild will meet Wed­ ction of such a statement from
1
McCormick
Deering
10 ft Hay rake
Get it at any Food Store nesday. November 10 at 2:30 at the anyone in public life is always bad
Appendicitis
1
McCormick
Deering
9 ft hay rake.
home of Mrs Frank Hall.
Arthritis
Mr Willkie should be more of the
1
John
Deere
mower
No.
2
Asthma
iiiiMmmimiiiiimiiiimniiMiiiniiiiiiMmiimMiimimiinmmiiiimmmiiiiM shrinking violet type in re con­
1
Two-section
spike
tooth
harrow
;
vention votes at this early stage of
Colitis
the game and build up a demand
i 1 John Deere
cart 16 in walking 1 16 plow.
in horse disc.
Constipation
for this nomination, instead of tell­
ing the word "it's in the bag" say
Excessive
Fatigue
the boys who have been watching
1 McCormick Deering beet cultivator, new last April
With Insurance
Foul Breath
them come and go for years
1
Iron wheel running gear.
Headache
A mighty sweet fight is in the
1
wood
wheel hay wagon 1 Slip scraper.
Just as war bonds will provide for your fut­ offing when the senate starts deb­
Gall Bladder Complications 1 Four-horse
fresno.
1 5-foot float
ating the Oonnally resolution 'for
High and Low Blood Pressure
a lasting peace and all that stuff
ure, so will insurance provide for emergencies and
1
three-horse
fresno.
Indigestion
things", come war s end This
1 one horse garden cultivator.
the resolution the senate subst­
Irregular Heart
that may cause loss to you because of damage is ituted
for the Fulbright concurren:
1
1\Io!' Jackson
mi)n hay fork.
derrick complete with cable, pulleys
Kidney and Bladder Complications
resolution which passed the house
and
to or destruction of your property.
Liver Complications
by an overwhelming vote only to bs
2 sets of heavy work harness.
Lumbago
pigeon-holed by the togamen. who
1» MeCormick-Deering electric separator, No. 3
are now trotting out their own idea
Menopause Disturbances
A . L. Atkeson
of suh a resolution The house me­
m
t drill, forge, anvil, vice and other blacksmith
Muddy
or
Pimply
Complexion
mbers are still hopping mad over
tools.
Nervousness
Standard Rates
the way the senate treated their
3 three-horse eveners. 1 four-horse eveners
resolution, as this column told you
Pruritus Ani
several weeks ago However, the
l f arm level transit. Some scrap leather.
Rheumatism
togamen dont have to worry about
1 blow torch and other articles too numerous to me-
Sinus Trouble
that because theirs is not a concur­
ntion,
including some plumbing tools and galvani­
rent resolution and the house has
Run Down Condition
zed
well
casing.
nothing to say about it. Many of
Sleeplessness
the senators are dead set against
1 mohair davenport, good condition.
Ulcers of Stomach and Bowels
the Oonnally resolution as written
I Solid walnut library table.
They complain it says a lot of not­
Ulcerative
Colitis
hing. and the liberals intend to givt
For your own satisfaction ask patients who 1 Good Walnut dining table, with extra leaves.
It a face lifting before it comes to
1 iron bedstead.
l Reed Bookcase.
have completed a course in these treatments.
a vote.
Electric
iron
i leather rocker.
Cloakroom gossip has It that Wa­
shington's Sealer Hamer T Bone
Miscellaneous
kitchen
utensils.
will not be a candidate for re-elect­
TERMS—CASH
ion because of illness The senator
Lunch
Served On Grounds
has been ailing for some time and
his friends believe he will retira
Chiropractic Physician
from public life, come January
1945 if such is the case. It will th­
Over
12
Years
of Successful Practice in Ontario
row a different light on the polit­
One
Block
West Of Moore Hotel
ical situation In Washington It is
ONTARIO,
OREGON
known that several Democrats are
Owner
Telephone 252
’.spirants for Bone's seat, should
he retire, and they have been try-
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Thurs., Nov. II
Livestock
Specializing In Cases Of
In testin al Toxem ia
Machinery
Protect Your Property
Ontario Health Institute
Dr. N. A. M ann
Wm. E. Schweizer
L. H. Fritta, clerk