THE NYSSA G A Jj|C IT Y JOURNAL THURSDAY DECEMBER 16, 1943
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NYSSA CIVIC CLUB
December 20 for six candidates
WELCOMES YULETIDE
Following the lnitiaton a social
Mrs Qick Tensen presided at a hour will be held.
delightful Christmas meeting en- j Nyssa chapter members are inv
Joyed Wednesday by the Nyssa ited to attend an anniversary par
Civic club. Members favored post ty given by the Ontario chapter
ponement of the January meeting In Ontario December 17 at 8 o’cl
but urged good attendance at the ock.
annual election In February. The
annual contribution for children's NEIGHBORS HOLD ELECTION
aid was voted.
j Mrs Sylvia Fox was elected or
Little Phoebe Ellen Jensen and acle of the Nys a camp of the Roy
Dona Lee Wilson entertained with al Neighbors of America at a meet
delightful accordion and violin so ing held last week.
lus. Mrs Bernard Frost read Ch- j Other officers are Helen Gonnyer,
rlstmas stories and Mrs Herbert past oracle; Margaret Carpenter
Fisher led games. The social com- ; vice oracle; Anna Goshert, chanc
mltlee. consisting of Mrs Bumall ellor; Alice Collins, recorder; Mar
Brown, Mrs Frank T. Morgan and garet Nelson, receiver; Ruth Chadd
Mrs Oeorge Mitchell, served fruit marshall; Lorel Moss. Inner sent
cake and coffee from a pretty lace inel; Ruth Pruyn, outer sentinel
covered table, which was centered Mrs Calvert, manager for three
with a beautiful bowl of white and years; Alfreds Shelton, musician,
red carnations and red tapers.
and Dr. Mauldlng and Dr. Barazln
As an interesting sidelight Mrs. of Nyssa and Dr. Sears of Ontario,
Tensen presented a letter from a examining physicians.
former Nyssa resident of Dutch
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nationality who Is now interned In
HOSTESS TO CLUB
a German camp. Mrs Sleversen Mrs LuRea Trabert was hostess
and her two daughters are inter to the Wednesday evening bridge
ned In the camp. The letter had club last week. Prizes went to Mrs
been mailed In August and asked Nick Rudellck, first; Mrs Ellis
only of former Nyssa friends.
Buckland, second and Mrs Trabert,
the traveling prize.
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EASTERN STAR ELECT
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The annual election of Golden
ENTERTAINS AT PARTIES
Rule chapter of the Eastern Star
Mrs T. H. Eldredge entertlaned
was held Monday evening.
at two bridge parties last Thurs
The new officers are Joyce Lien- day. Guests at the afternoon party
iaemper, worthy matron; William were members of her bridge club.
Schireman, worthy patron; Dorothy Mrs A. H. Boydell received high
Butbldge, associate matron; Aub score and Mrs John Bishop the
rey Fletcher, associate patron; Ju traveling prize. In the evening two
lia McDonald, conductress; Betty tables were In play with Mrs J. B.
Rinehart, associate conductress; Glezentanner receiving high score
Hilda Tensen, secretary, and Hazel and Mrs Bernard Frost the trave
Frost, treasurer.
ling prize.
Installation will be held at the
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first meeting In January.
PUPILS TO GIVE RECITAL
The chapter will hold Initiation
Pupils of Mrs J. C. Nevln of Ad-
and years. Babylon and religion.
Will be discussed January 6, 1944 at
FOR SALE—25 red and buff pul 7:30 p.m. in Eagle’s hall by The
lets. Phone 05R5
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asked.
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FOR SALB—Ducks and geese. Eight
miles southwest Nyssa on CCC FOR SALE—25 tons of third cat
road. H. H Whitman.
16D2xp ting hay at $14 per ton in Sunset
Valley Three miles west of Lang-
NOTICE—My subject. The Middlin cton’s store. W. T. Cannon and ton.
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gs of man In days, weeks, months R.F.D. 2
"A rtist Unknown”
C h ristm as C ards
We still have a very complete selection of
Christmas cards.
Our box assortments are especially appropr
iate for persons desiring to buy cards in quan
tity.
Also plenty of wrapping paper, seals and
tags.
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3UN8HINE CLUB MEETS
The Rebekah Sunshine club met
at the home of Mrs Mary Felton
Friday. Names for the Christmas
party, which will be held at the
home of Mrs Leuck Thursday after
lodge, were drawn. Persons attend
ing the party are to provide a gift,
a covered dish for lunch and so
mething for entertainment Those
wishing a name may call on Merle
Johnson for one.
U . S. M ario« Corpa Photo
Hastily drawn on eardboard by n Marine Corpe private during a
major bottle on Guadalcanal, the drawing reproduced above allows
six Marines attempting to gain the last few footholds to carry
their seriously injured comrade from the jungle’s depths. The
place, date and rank of the artist were on the drawing, found on
Guadalcanal, but his name is Illegible. Whether he waa killed
during the fight that day or in one of the many action s,th at
followed may ho never known. -
number is a Christmas reading with
PINOCHLE CLUB MEETS
a musical background. Mrs George
The Mr and Mrs Pinochle club
met last Wednesday at the home
Henneman will be the reader. On
of Mr and Mrs Henry Borgman wi
the evening of December 26 a pag
th three tables In play.
eant will be given by several mem
Irshal Davis was high scorer for Hero From Nampa—
bers of the church. The pageant
the men and Mrs Oliver Patch was
Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Moure and was written by students of Gin
rtlgh for the ladles. Mrs Jesse La family of Nampa spent Saturday Ling college of West China.
wrence received the traveling prize.
and Sunday with relatives in
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Here From Payette—
Nyssa.
GUESTS AT DINNER
Mrs George Shurtliffe of Payette
Mr and Mrs C, O. Cotton were
Is visiting at the home of Mrs
dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Frank Here From Bob e—
Frank Rambaud. She was called
Newtolll at Newell heights Sunday.
Mr and Mrs. Leslie Rooksby here because of the serious Illness
I-
of Boise visited Saturday and Sun of Pete Rambaud.
ENTERTAIN CLUB,
m.i i t 11 h h i tm i m i:iwi!iiii iniiiiiti in unit hi n n m i i hi m i i hi in i m n n n n n m m i hi ni unti in mumhm Mr and Mrs R. G. Larson ent day with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Future Fanners Meet—
ertained the Mr and Mrs club last Pond.
The Nyssa F.F.A. held a meeting
evening at a dinner, followed by
Monday evening In the high s c h
Transferred
to
Parma—
bridge. Honors In bridge were won
Miss Clarissa Tillman, formerly of ool building. The chapter raised
by Bumall Brown and Mrs Larson
Ny-tsa, has been transferred by the several "green hands" to the ch
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Union Pacific company to Parma apter farmers degree. Refreshme
HOSTESS TO CLUB
wniectt A ù uea*.
nts of cider and doughnuts were
Mrs Harry Miner was hostess to from Reverse. Miss Tillman is a
served.
the Wednesday evening bridge club telegrapher.
at her home this week. Mrs T. H.
Men Escape Injury—
Eldredge and Mrs Emma Quinby Visit In Veto—
Olenn Carroll of Nyssa and Clay
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Pete
Blake
and
were guests of the club. Mrs Orm-
ton Tschlrgl of New Plymouth es
daughter,
Shirley
Lee,
visited
In
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and Thomas, Mrs L. A. Mauldlng
caped Injury Tuesday morning
and Mrs Qulnby were winners la Vale Saturday and Sunday with when their automobiles collided on
Mr. Blake's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
bridge.
the Idaho fide of Snake river 200
Charles Ingram.
We know that your friends and relatives will
yards from the Nyssa bridge.
INVITES CLUB
Returns Home—
Mrs Eddie Fowel was hostess to Attend Dinner—
Mrs Frank Lawrence has return
be pleased with the gifts you buy from us.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sutherland at
her foursome club Tuesday after
ed home from a trip to Bremerton,
tended
a
bridge
dinner
at
the
home
noon Mrs Dean Smith was a guest
Our Suggestions
of the club. Mrs T. H. Eldrldge of Mr. and Mrs. Boyd McMur- Washington. Her husband, who Is
chle In Payette Saturday night. serving In the navy, has gone to
received high score.
sea again.
Manicure Sets
Face Powders
Automobile Damaged—
Visit In Caldwell—
CLUB HOLDS
h q l L s PARTY
The front of an automobile dr
Mrs. A1 Thompson and Mrs. Var
The annual Christmas party of
Toiletries
Men’s Sets
the Tuesday afternoon bridge club na Beutler spent Monday In Cajd- iven by Jay Bybee of Nyssa was
badly damaged in a collision with
was held at the home of Mrs O. J. w«U.
Billfolds '
Playing Cards Sets
a truck operated by Jesse Lucero
Mitchell. Gifts were exchanged by
of Nyssa at Third and Bower st
the members. Mrs J. B. Glezentan Vall>
Poker Chips
Mis* Edna Burt of Nampa, form reets today noon. The automobile
ner was high scorer In bridge
er Nyssa resident, visited over the struck the left side of the truck,
week-end with Mr.
and Mrs. which was equipped with a beet
Christmas cards and wrappings
MAKING RATION
Thomas Nordale She was a dinner bed. but the truck wa9 not dama
guest Sunday at the home of Mr. ged. Neither driver was Injured.
TOKENS STARTED
Injured In Fall—
and Mrs. Wayne Morris.
Mrs Charles Grider suffered a
The manufacture of two billion
painful injury to her nose Tues
Day Pbone 29
Night Phone 9IW
ration tokens, smaller in size and Viaiting H<
more than twice the number called
Mr and Mrs Paul Heldt arrived day when she slipped and fell as
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for In the original plan, was star here last Thursday from Amarillo, she was walking to the sugar fac
ted this week by the Osobme Reg Texas, where he Is stationed with tory. where she Is employed.
ister company of Cincinnati, the the army. TTiey are visiting Mr.
Too Late to Clauify
office of price administration an Heldt’s parents. Mr and Mrs A. L.
nounced today.
Heldt of Nyssa and Mrs Heldt’s FOR SALK—Cabinet Phllco radio.
The order calls for the manufac parents. Mr and Mrs M. Fraslg of Good looking and excellent recep
tion. Price $50 R. L. Patton about
ture of 1,000,000,000 red tokens to Homedale.
3 miles west of Langton’s corner;
be used In m aking'"ration change"
tt miles west of Owyhee school.
In buying meats and fate, and Service* Manned—
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900,000,000 blue tokens to be used At the regular morning service of
In buying processed foods.
the Methodist church Sunday, Dec
OPA Increased the number of ember 19 a special musical reading. FOR SALE—1935 Chevrolet pick
Double Feature
tokens on order because It Is nece "The Oonquerer”, will be given. The up. Howrad's service station. 3 ml-
FRIDAY A SATURDAY DECEMBER 17— 18
ssary to Insure an adequate supply
Joel McCrea, Barbara Stanwyck, Robert Prest
to meet all needs starting from
on, Akim Tamiroff and Brian Donlevy in
the day the plan goes Into effect.
By reducing the slue of tokens, the
“UNION PACIFIC'
total number Is being more than
(A reissue)
doubled without Increasing the qu
Color Cartoon
antity of limited materials origin-
S a t Mat.. 2:30 P. M , Adm. 8o-2Pc; Evening. llc-3»c. meraaee tax
all; allocated for token manufact
ure.
SUNDAY and MONDAY DECEMBER 19— 20
The OPA also announced:
The new ration token plan will
Bud Abbott and Lou Costello with Ginny Sim
go into effect on Sunday. February
ms and Patric Knowles in
37. 1944.
“HIT THE ICE”
Food retailers will get their sup
Without the warmth
ply of token, from the nation's
The Rockies Rock With Laughter When These
banks. Application should be made
aces Hit the Ice . .
Immediately.
you get from our high
Cartoon and World in Action
I Tokens will be distributed to re-
Mat. 3un 2:90, Adm Ilc -g c aw ning Adm. llc-33c. Include« tax
' t alters about February V. 1944.
quality fuels you can
Strips of at am pa. each having a
— BARGAIN NIGHT—
value of tan points under the plan,
regardless of the numeral now app
TUESDAY DECEMBER 21
not enjoy the thrill of
earing on the stamps, will be val
Gene Tierney and Bruce Cabot in
idated on a hortaontal or acroa,-
“SUNDOWN”
t he-book basis rather than on a
that Christmas Eve.
(A return showing)
1 vertical or up and down basis, aa
at present.
In Quality Coals We Offer
Shorts and Secret Service^in^Darkest Africa
A regular schedule of validity
dates will be mtabUahed This will
provide a total of fire processed
WEDNESDAY A THURSDAY DEC 22—23
foodi stamps worth M points for
UTAH’S BEST
Jean Arthur, John Wayne, Charles Winninger each consumer at the start of each
month Three meat-rats
“A
Cold
Home
Breeds 111 Health"
and Phil Silvers in
worth a total of JO
For
Quality
coal
and
prompt service call
“A LADY TAKES A CHANCE”
come valid ewtry two
LOCAI NEWS
¿¿In a¿otee jM n o i aó
N y ssa P h a rm a cy
Livestock Owners:
Be sure to bring your livestock in this Satur
day as there will be
No Sales During Next 2 Weeks
because of the holidays.
Bybee Livestock Com. Co.
Phone 25-R
Col. Bill Lane,
i
Phon« 108
PROGRAM
THEATRE
M ak e th e H om e
Warm For A
M erry C h ristm as
Liberty
a She Starts to See America, But Gets a Man in
Her Eye . .
Shorts and News
Baanlng — 11« and Sic. Including Dafanaa Tax
A1 Thompson & Son
Ite s M
tad and G m S l « a
i
Phone 05J3
Phone 116J
GIFTS
That Are Practical
Quilted Robes ,
$ 12.95
Beautiful floral pattern satin outside and a pl
ain color crepe lining. This is a practical pres
ent that any woman would be pleased to rece
ive. They come in colors blue, green, pink and
led. Sizes 12 to 20.
Owyhee Drug Company
NYSSA
D. 0 . Bybee, Mgr.
Auctioneer
6ui
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FAKf A LOOK
TAKA
WBAT WK ULVA.
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les east of Nyssa.
rian will give a recital In the Adr
ian high scliool building Wednesday
evening. December 22 at 8:15. The
public is invited to attend.
A prize will be awarded U> the
student who has done tlie best work
during the year. An award will also
be made to the player who gives
the best performance of the even
ing, according to a vote of the au
dience.
The following pupils will play:
Jimmy Wilson, Selma St am. Bar
bara Hatch, Arlene Piercy. Myrna
Lane, Caroline and Oeorge Sc hie -
mer, Rachel Shaw, Betty Jean To-
ombs, Ada Curtis, Joyce Kurtz, Eva
Lee Drown, Donna Peterson, Dan
ny Patch, Laura Louise Nevln
and Dudley Kurtz.
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CLUB HOLDS MEETING
The Chatter Box club served a
potluck dinner at the T. C. John
son home Wednesday of last week.
Twelve members and one guest a t
tended. The members planned a
New Year’s eve party. The club’s
Chrstmas party will be held Dece
mber 23.
Blankets
$ 5.95
Large size satine bound blankets. A beautiful
blanket for warmth and wear. Rayon and cott
on which is lustrous in floral design. Covers in
blue, 101 st, rose and green.
Robes $3.49. Other blankets $1.98 up.
Men's IO O Per Cent
W o o l Pants
$ 13.95
Heavy weight all wool cavalry twill pants. A
nice looking warm pant. A stock man’s style.
Flap pockets and zipper fly. Colors tan, brown
and forest green.
Sizes 29 to 36.
Men's Dress Gloves
$2 Per Pair
Black, warm lined, pigskin, dress gloves for
men. Durable and dressy. Sizes 8Va to
Men’s Hats
♦5
*6
*7
Fine quality fur felt “Mallory" Hats. Assorted
colors. All sizes.
Golden Rule
NYSSA
OREGON
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