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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL THURSDAY JANUARY 13, 1944 PAGE SIX mum ft | p m Understand revelation and Kingery. Two tables were In play tng of the organization Monday LDS church, has grown from a !rm since 1939 membership of three active mem The owners of the store, W. R. j ¡earn about the world tomorrow, with prizes going to Mrs Roy Pou night. Hollingsworth, opearte Portland 13Jlxt) nds, high; Mrs Roy Dames, sec bers to 19 since Leo Child accepted a and large Ralph implement house in Ontar- Invited— ond, and Mrs William Schönes, the friends the leadership of the group. io. where they entered business in FOR SALE—Purebred Duroc sows, January 16 has been set aside by taveling prize. 1939 after operating a store in Cal gilts, boars. O. C. Lytle, 2 miles the LDS church as "Bring a Friend Moving To Nyi dwell for several years. — 9— north, 3 west Nyssa. 13J4xp Sunday ". Observance of the day Jack Hartley, who purchased a HAVE DINNER GUESTS will be held at the morning sess farm in the vicinity of Nyssa, left Mr and Mrs Ralph Richardson FOR SALE:—Baby chicks. Booking today for Clinton, Utah to make arr orders of Nyssa entertained at dinner Su- ion of the Sunday school. now assures early delivery angements to bring his family and heavy breeds and best laying str l day for 10 guests. Leave Hospital— ains. Delivery paid. Alder Slope Mrs Roscoe Kellogg returned th equipment to Nyssa. HOSTESS TO CLUB Hatchery, Enterprise, Oregon. 13- is week from Nampa with her in Jlxp. Mrs Grant Rinehart was hostess ; fant son and is staying with her Here From Utah— to the Wednesday evening bridge ' Mr and Mrs Bert Runquist of A. F. Seward. club last week. Guests were Mrs I mother, Mrs Roy Utah arrived here last Wed FOR SALE—1941 Chevrolet pickup — R. A. Forbess, Mrs Bernard Frost j Returns Home— nesday to visit Mr and Mrs Dave 4 new tires, excellent condition. Charles Newbill, Adrlan 13J2xp and Mrs Dick Tensen. Prizes went | Mrs Roy Lewis of Gresham left Mitchell. to Mrs Forbess and Mrs Frost. Saturday for her home after visit WANTED—One pair skeleton steel School Cancelled— Are you missing the chance ing from Wednesday Until Saturday : Sunday CLUB PLAYS BRIDGE No Sunday school will be held in wheels for 1938 or 1937 Model A to share in this war-mlsslng an at the home of her daughter, Mrs John Deere. S. E. Flanagan. Rt. 2 The Tuesday afternoon bridge cl L. A. Mauldfng. | St. Paul’s Episcopal church until experience you'd value all your 13J2xp life? ub was entertained this week at further notice because of the cold Nyssa. the home of Mrs George Sallee. weather. Right now, in the WAC, you In Ontario— FOR SALE—Hay baler. Inquire H. could Those winning prizes were Mrs Ke Visit be doing a vital Army job. Mrs E. J. Hobson and two daugh VanEgmond. Boise Payette Lumber You could nneth Cottle, first, and Mrs Geo ters of Sunset valley shopped in Visit Here— be getting valuable 13JTFC training, meeting rge Mitchell, second. Mr and Mrs Virgil Long of Dal yard. new people, Ontario Wednesday. las, Oregon were guests this week seeing new places while serving at the home of his father, J. T. WANTED—Lady lor general house your country. Go To Nampa— work. Phone 63J. 13Jlxc More Wacs are needed at once. Ed Wild and his daughter. Mrs Long and his sister, Mrs Al Thom Get full details about eligibility, Dwight Seward, and Nelda Seward, pson. JROPHECY SPEAKS—Listen to training, pay, the Jobs Wacs do. went to Nampa Tuesday. Radio School of Prophecy over how Meeting Cancelled— they live. Go to the nearest Former Residents Visit— Mrs Dick Tensen, president of Nampa station each Sunday. 3:15 U.S. Army Recruiting Station. Go To John Day— Mr and Mrs O. Z. Matthews, for (Your local post office will give Wild and Dwjght Seward went the Nyssa Civic club, announced Q m kattlm wem does amt u ria mer residents of Nyssa who lived to Ed John you the address.) Or write: The Day Wednesday to attend that the January meeting of the near Ironside, stopped here Sunday to business. club has been cancelled. The club a war. MfxV« gat tmmgkmr Adjutant Oeneral, Room 4415, while en route to the coast, where will hold its next meeting February Munitions Building, Washing fim o akmad. they were called because of the Son Arrives— 16. ton, D. C. Do it today! death of Mr. Matthews’ father, Joel Mr and Mrs Eldon Pearson of Buy More Matthews. While here they visited Nyssa are parents of a son born Called To Idaho— aaaaaaaaaaa Mr and Mrs Sam Shaw. Mrs Glenn 31 in the Brittingham Mrs Russell Poulson, nurse at the War Bonds far Freedom's Sake Reed of Nampa, formerly Lilly Ma December Nursing home in Ontario. The baby Nyssa Nursing home, was called to tthews, also visited at the home of named Carl Lee, weighed 7 pounds Idaho Falls Saiudday night because her sister, Mrs Shaw. ¡of the illness of her father. 5 ounces. JOBBS DAUGHTERS INSTALL ght at her home. Quests were Mrs Ontario bethal No. 25, Jobb's D. L. McBain. Mrs J. B. Giezentan- Daughters, held installation of of ner and Mrs Emma Quinby Mrs ficers Wednesday night, January Herbert Fisher won high score, Mrs 5. 1 Giezentanner, second, and Mrs Betty Bennett was the retiring Harry Miner, the traveling prize. queen. Eunice Ann Brady is the i honored queen, Mary Ellen Dear HOSTS i r TO CLUB born senior princess, Dorene Lois Mr and Mrs Glea Billings were Bear, junior princess, and Rita | hosts to their two table bridge club Lantermann, guide Dee Moore last evening. The high score was was the installing marshal. After won by Grant Lewis. the installation a social hour was I s - enjoyed CLUB - ENTERTAINS 1 The Mr and Mrs Club was enter- AUXILIARY MEETS | tained at the Burnall Brown home A report on work done for the Wednesday evening. Dinner was se American Red Cross was given at rved preceding the bridge game. the regular meeting of the Ameri High honors were won by G. J. can Legion auxiliary at the home Mitchell and Mrs R. G. Larson. of Mrs A. L. Fletcher Thursduy night. An all-day meeting was held BRIDGE CLUB MEETS Monday at the home of Mrs Bert Members of the Sunday evening Adams A potluck dinner was ser bridge club met at the home of Mr ved at noon. The group is starting and Mrs Harry Miner this week. its year’s work on Red Cross sew Winners in the birdge game were ing. George Sallee, high, and Mrs Ber nard Eastman, second. HOSTESS TO CLUB 8 Mrs Aden Wilson was hostess to HAVE DINNER GUEST the Wednesday evening bridge club Mr and Mrs Burnall Brown en last week. The guests. Mrs Frank tertained at dinner Friday for E. Rambaud and Mrs Warren Blod M Cole of Ogden, president of the gett, won the prizes. Amalgamated Sugar company. —I - ENTERTAINS CLUB PINOCHLE —5— IS PLAYED Mrs Ormond Thomas entertained The Friday afternoon Pinochle the Wednesday bridge club last ni club met at the home of Mrs Henry Takes Body South— Dean Johnston of the bureau of reclamation with headquarters in Ontario was here Wednesday to take the body of his aunt, Mrs Margaret Campbell, to southern Oregon. Do you feel “left out of it?” LOCAL NEWS - Closing Store - Returning From Trip— Early This store will be closed at 6 p.m. Saturdays thru the winter months or until further notice for conservation reasons. Wray’s Dime Store Regular Sale William Beull Will sell at our regular auction Saturday, Jan. 15 his cattle and farm equipment. Bring in your fat cattle. We have a market for them. Bybee Livestock Com. Co. Phone 25-R D. O. Bybee, Mgr. Phone 05J3 Col. Bill Lane, Auctioneer Phone 116J NYSSA Phone 108 PROGRAM THEATRE Double Feature FRIDAY and SATURDAY JANUARY 14—15 Margo, John Carradine and Robert Rvan in “GANGWAY FOR TOMORROW” Russell Hayden and Adele Mara in “SILVER CITY RAIDERS” Sat. Mat., 2:30 P. M. A dir. Sc-20 Evening Adm. llc-33c inc. Tax SUNDAY and MONDAY JANUARY 16—17 George Sanders, Philip Dorn, Brenda Marshall and Raymond Roe in “PARIS AFTER DARK” Technicolor Special, “The Fighting Engineers”, and Porkey Pig Cartoon. Mat Sun. 2 SO A din 38c- 11 c. Inc. Daf. Tax _________ Adm Eve, 11c, 33c Including Dafense-Tax_______ —BARGAIN NIGHT— TUESDAY JANUARY 18 Ronald Colman and Claudette Colbert in “UNDER TWO FLAGS” (A Reissue) Sports and The Phantom Admbnlan, Sc-Eta, Including tax WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY JAN. lfr—20 Richard Quine, Anne Gwynne, Noah Beery Jr., and Harry Davenport in “WE’VE NEVER BEEN LICKED” Inspiring, Thrilling, The Story of How a Coll ege Trains Officers. Cartoon and News Admiaalon Evening — lie and Me. Including Defense Tax L » Attending Conference— 1 Parents of Son— Rev. M. H. Greenlee of the Met- I A *>“. weighing 6 pounds. 5 oun- hodist church went to Portland Ices. was born Wednesday morning Tuesday night to attend a confer- 1 in Brittingham’s Nursing home in ence for deans of youth fellowship | Ontario to Mr and Mrs Walter Institutes of Idaho, Oregon and McPartland of Nyssa. The baby Washington. has been named Richard Neilan. Church Officials Visit— Show Presented— Ernest Wilson of Wilson broth Harold B. Lee of Salt Lake City, Mr and Mrs Couden presented a ers dry good store, Is expected home one of the 12 apostles of the LDS national school assemblies program this week-end from a buying trip church, and Henry Smith, editor for students of Nyssa in the gym to St. Louis and Chicago. of the church section of the Des nasium Wednesday morning. The eret newspaper, were week-end gu program included juggling, hoop Examiner Coming— ests at the home of President and rolling, music and tricks of magic. A representative of the secre Mrs Luther Fife. tary of state's office will be In the city hall January 19 from 9 Hold Drama Try-outs— a. m. until noon to give examin Mrs Kenneth Cottle, drama dir ations for operators and chauffeurs. ector of the LDS Mutual associat ion, held drama try-outs Tuesday Laying New Floor— night after the regular meeting. A Operators of the Hollingsworth The Nyssa Lumber company is one-act play will be given in the Hardware Implement company laying streamlined checkerboard near future and a three-act drama of Ontario and announce that they will oak flooring in Its office. Albert will be given later. All persons in open Implement store in Nyssa Heldt, local carpenter, Is doing the terested In taking parts are requ In the an former Baldridge Implement work. ested to contact Mrs Cottle. company building across Main st reet from the post office Monday. Lambing Started— Visits In Portland— 17. Lambing was started on a small •Lloyd Marshall left last week to January The firm will handle In the Nyssa scale In Malheur county this week visit in Portland with his two sons, store a complete line of heavy har and will reach its peak before the ’ Leonard and Earl. dware and John Deere repair par end of the month. ts, according to Murle Marcum, Transferred To Ontario— will manage the branch store. Ladies To Sew— Mrs Frank Rambaud, car checker who The Red Cross ladles will sew at foi the Union Pacific company, has Mr. Marcum has been with the fl- the home of Mrs Bert Adams Fri been traiuterred from Nyssa to day afternoon of this week. Ontario. New Implement Store Opening Here From Bremerton— Californians Here— Carnival Planned— New Patriarch Appointed— Margaret Toombs, who Is emp Mrs Wayne Haroldson and infant loyed by the navy at Bremerton, son. Dennis, of California are in has been visiting her mother, Mrs Nyssa visiting her parents, Mr and Dot Toombs. Mrs Luther Fife, during Mr. Har- oldson’s stay In San Diego. Wayne Visits Parents— Haroldson. an apprentice seaman Mrs Frank Oolob of Pocatello was In training, rated second high out a guest of her parents. Mr and Mrs of 160 men In an examination re C. C. Hunt, during the last week cently. A most popular girl contest and a homliest man contest will feature the carnival to be given In the Cow holow hall Januray 14. The pro ceeds will be used for a 4-H schol arship to summer school at Cor vallis. Leonard Christiansen of Ontario, former member of the high council, was appointed patriarch of the We iser stake Sunday at a conference held in the stake tabernacle. In Ontario— Luther Fife, local contractor, was Receives Degree— in Ontario Monday attending to The Master Mason’s degree was business. conferred by Golden Rule lodge No. 147. AF. and AM., on Eldon Membership Iner Jensen of Nyssa at a regular meet- Scout troop 58. sponsored by the I EARLY STORE Closing The following stores will be closed each Sat urday night at 8 o’clock during the winter mo nths, beginning Saturday, January 15 Eder Hardware Wilson Brothers Groceries and Dry Goods Nvssa Packing Co. Golden Rule Store Atkeson’s Cloth. Store Gamble Store The Food Mart We Still Want To Give The Best Service In Town For this reason we have leased the Signal Service station at Third and Main streets, wh ere we will be in a position to handle all types of lubrication efficiently. A complete line of Signal products will be available to you. We solicit your business. W.C.Chesnut Announcing the Opening Of an Implement And Hardware Store in Nyssa Mon., Jan 17 By operators of the Hollingsworth Hardware and Implement company of Ontario. Across From Post Office We are stocking a complete line of heavy hardware and John Deere repair parts. Murle Marcum, who has been with our company since 1939, has been appointed manager of our Nyssa branch. We are opening this branch to bring our service closer to the fanners of the Nyssa section. Hollingsworth Hardware and Implement Co.
