THE NVSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL TH U R S D A Y FE B R U A R Y 10, 1944
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Robert Jackson.
Tile Kingman Kokmy P T A pre rived Saturday for a visit of sev
school group met at the home of eral days with Mrs. Wolfe's moth
Mrs George de Haven Tuesday ev er, Mrs. Mari ha Klingback, and
Mrs. G eoige T.
ening Mrs Mildred Hite spoke on other relatives.
Gregg of Caldwell also spent the
"Preparing the Pre-School child
week-end her.
KI.ASS V. P O W E L L .............................. Editor and Publisher
for School".
Mrs Edens was absent ffom sc
CARD OF T H A N K S
SU BSCR IPTIO N KATES
AD VE R TISIN G KATES
We wish to thank our many fr
hool two days with a severe cold.
jO U R A P P IA N W A Y
SUNSET VALLE Y ASSEMBLY OF
Mr and Mrs M B. Johnson of iends for their kindness and sym
Rev. David Casper, Pastor
One Year...... .......
$ tM
Open rate, per Inch...........35c
When in Oregon do as the Rom-
pathy extended during our recent
GOD CHURCH
Six Months________
.11.23
National, per inch ....... 35c
Gordan. Nebraska are visiting at
Sunday school. 10 a. m.
bereavement and also for the floral
| ans do—if you are building a high- j
Single Copies.......... .......
03
Classifieds, per word-------- 2c
H. B. Walkup. pastor.
Morning worship, 11 a. m.
the John Auker home en route ho offerings.
way. Thats what State Highway i
(Strictly In Advance)
Minimum......... 30c
Evangelistic service, 8 p. m.
Sunday school, 10 A.M.
me after visiting in Portland. Mrs
Mr and Mrs Torvald Olson
Engineer R. H. Baldock did on a
Thursday evening, prayer meet
Mr and Mrs Horace Fuhrlman
Morning warship, 11 A. M
Johnson and Mrs Auker are sisters.
ing.
25-mlle section of highway between
Mr and Mrs L. C. Olson
The
faculty
presented
a
"Qulzz
Evangelistic
service,
8
P.
M.
Published every Thursday at Nyssa. Malheur County, Oregon
Street meeting Saturday night.
LaGrande and Pendleton.
Elmer Olson
K id ” program at the high school
Entered at the postorfice at Nyssa. Oregon for transmission
Everyone cordially invited to at Prayer meeting, Wednesday 8 P.M.
The Appian Way, an ancient road pep assembly Friday morning.
through the United States Mails, as second class matter, under
Special music and good singing.
tend these services.
JO U R N A L’S /
Mrs Howard Hatch had as her
to Rome which is an objective of
the act of March 3. 1879
Seek ye the Lord while He may We Welcome you.
SALE C ALE N D AR
allied troops who are moving inland guest Tuesday her sister Mrs T h
be found.
"Come with us and we will do
atcher Wagner of Parma.
from Nettuno, served as a model
Mr and Mrs George de Haven PU B LIC FARM SALE—Thursday,
Thee
good".
for Oregon roadbuilding in the Blue
L. D. 8 . CHURCH
mile south of Durkee,
and family were Sunday dinner Feb. 17 at
mountains where modern technique
Sunday
9:13
ana.
Priesthood
NATIONAL i DITORI A L _
guests at the Frances D effer home Oregon, known as the Steel ranch,
FU LL GOSPEL TABERNACLE
did
not
produce
satisfactory
results.
meeting
SSO C IA T IO N
Mrs Garrett Muntjewerff and Sale starts at 1:00 P.M.
"The old Romans went right down
Sunday 10:30 am Sunday school.
Services Conducted By
children visited relatives in Payette 10 Horses, 8 Hogs, and farm Mach-
Sunday 7 30 p. m. Sacrament
to
hardpan
and
built
from
there,"
Clinton Brown
Friday.
inery. Guy Strong, owner; Col.
meeting.
Baldock says. ' We were troubled
Sunday school, 10 A.M.
Miss Gloria Pounds has returned Bert Anderson, auctioneer; L. H.
Tuesday 2:00 p.m. Relief society
with ground conditions on the Old
to Adrian from Vale, where she Frltts, clerk,
Morning worship, 11 A. M.
PEOPLE UNRUFFLED B Y
meeting.
Oregon Trail. We found 'frost bolls’
had been employed the past winter.
Evangelistic
service,
8
P.M.
First Tuesday of each month at
ruined ordinary highway surface,
FO U R TH TERM T A L K
She is working for her father in
Friday evening, Bible study.
1 p.m. Primary for children bet-
so we used the same general type
Everyone cordially invited to at of construction as the old Romans the local drug store.
seen ages of 4 and 12.
Mr and Mrs Leonard Smith have
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tend these services.
The prognosticators of four years ago who
and have had good results."
rented the Dan Holly house re
NYSSA
ASSEMBLY
OF
GOD
Insurance
d
iS & f c Real Estate
OREGON
W
A
R
PRISONERS
predicted dire results from prospective election
cently vacated by the Charles New-
THE M ETH O D IST CO M M UNITY
Pastor C. A. Slaughter
The war prisoners aid association,
of a president to a third term have disappeared
blll family.
CHURCH
Sunday school, 9:43 am. Alan Ed
Phone 64
a branch of the Y.M.C.A., reports
Mr and Mrs George de Haven
in the maze o f fourth term talk, which the Am
M. H. Greenlee. Pastor
monds Superintendent. Every
there are 360 Oregon service men
OREGON
NYSSA
went to Weiser to attend a funeral
"Church school opens promptly who are prisoners of war.
welcomes you.
erican people are accepting without so much as
Friday.
at
10
o'clock
every
Sunday
morn
Morning service, 11: o'clock
Charles A. Sprague, president of
a ripple stirring the surface of their complac
M r and Mrs W illiam Ashcrart
ing.
Morning worship is at 11. Oregon war chest says.” The orgln-
Evengelistlc 8 o'clock.
This will be Race Relations Sun ization, which has 100 representat visited Mr and Mrs J. Nelson of
Prayer
meeting
Thursday,
ency.
day in Methodist churches all ov ives working in prison camps, sh Nampa Sunday.
/clock.
Contrast this situation with the terrific up
er America. The pastor will bring ipped 500.000 pounds of recreational
A cordial welcome to all.
roar that went up from all sections of the coun
a special message on this theme and cultural material to war pris
try and from people of all political faiths when
The Methodist Youth Felowship oners last year, including books,
CHURCH OF C H R IST
meets at 7 o'clock Sunday eve sports equipment and musical equ
(Christian)
The last of a successful series
the third term aspirations o f President Roosev
ning.
The Young Adult Fellow ipment.
J. S. Beem, Minister
of evangelistic meetings was held
elt were first hinted and you lay bear one of
ship will not meet this Sunday SUPREM E CO URT ON DIVORCE at the Owyhee school house F ri
the outstanding characteristics of the American
on account of a district meeting
Bible school, 10 a. m.
In a case where each party sued day.
Utah certified onion
Communion and preaching, 11 at Caldwell. The evening worship for divorce the state supreme court
The Owyhee Community club
people. They stood the first shock and are no
I a. m.
service opens at 8 p. m., with a j,as just held that both were at | will meet with Mrs. Martha Kling-
longer subject to shock on the matter o f presid
No evening service at present.
half hour of congregational sing- fault and neither is entitled to a , back February 17.
Seed.
ential tenure.
Thee pastor will preach. | divorce.
Mr. and Mrs. Beem will conduct lng.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Culbertson
Prayer
service
at
the
parsonage
the morning service until a pastor
The opinion of Judge Vanden- entertained at dinner Sunday for
If a third term is bad, a fourth term is worse,
Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock.
Is secured who can live here.
berg, of the 13th district, granting Mr. and Mrs. Roy Warren and
but no one seems to care, because dear old tra
White Spanish
The church and minister extend
a divorce to the woman in the case, daughter, Caroline, and Mr. and
dition has already been broken.
CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE
u hearty welcome to the public to
was reversed in the high courts Mrs. Roy Gueck and son, Larry.
E. J. Wilson, pa tor.
attend each Sunday.
opinion, written by Justice James
Lt. and Mrs. Russell R. Wolfe,
There is one field in which tradition is never
Yellow Spanish
A church with a welcome to all. T. Brand.
broken, even by President Roosevelt and that
THE C O M M U N ITY UNITED
10 a. m . Sunday school. 11 a. G U B E R N A T O R IA L A P P O IN T M E
field is in the realm of politics. Practically ev
m. worship. 7:15 p. m. young peo NTS
P R E S B Y TE R IAN CHURCH
ple and junior meetings. 8 p. m.
Kingman Memorial
Governor Earl Snell has appoin
eryone in Washington denies playing politics,
evangelistic service. 8 p. m., Wed ted Claude W. Barrick, Tillamook,
J. C. Nevin, Pastor.
but everyone knows that if the president were
10 a. m , Bible school.
Bring nesdays, prayer and praise "ser district attorney pro tern for T illa or Bronohial Irritations Duo to Colds
not playing politics during wartime he wouh'
vice.
the family and stay for worship.
mook county, replacing Warren Mc- } Here's good news for the people of
11 a. m.. morning worship. There
Minimee, who obtained a leave of the U.8.A. Canada’s greatest cough
deny any fourth term aspirations, or at least
medicine is now being made and sold
A D R IA N FREE M ETHODIST
is always a story for children.
absence to enter the navy. The right here, and if you have any doubt
say what he intends to do.
what to take this winter for the
Sermon: "T h e Conflict o f New and
CHURCH
governor also appointed Dr. O. T. about
common cough or bronchial irritation
Conduct of this war is too important a matter
Adrian, Oregon
Old"
Wherry, Portland, as dentist mem resulting from colds, get a bottle of
CANADIOL Mixture. You
P. H. Reiman, Pastor
4 p. m., Fidelae Omicae meets at
ber of the state board of health Buckleys
to be interferred with by politics, but such a
Phone 90-J
won t be disappointed— it’s different
the parsonage.
The
leader
is
There is to be an all day meet succeeding Dr. C. M. Harrison, from anything else you ever used—all
statement is not going to influence some of our
medication
—
no
syrup
—
one
little
sip
Joyce Kurtz. Let's boost the at ing at the Free Methodist church Portland who resigned.
and you get instant action. Only 45
politicians.
Nyssa
tendance to move forward in the in Adrian, February 17. There will OREGON CU R RE N T
cents at all good druggists.
be preaching in both the fore
efficiency contest.
The Japanese current should be
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7:30 p. m„ evening worship. An noon and afternoon, Come and renamed the Oregon current ass
Nyssa.
1
Elmer Olson, A. M. 2c, who is informal service of songs and dis bring a basket lunch and stay all erts H. R. Richards, president of
cussion.
Builders lead the devo day.
the farm rate council of Oregon.
stationed at North Bend, Oregon
LET US PROVIDE A HOME M AR K E T FOR YO UR F A T HOGS
tions. Discussions: Pioneers: Build
Everybody is Invited.
The Merry Matrons club will
Washington and Idaho.
was called home because of the ing Christian Character; Builders:
Sell where there is no commission to pay, no shrink, no un
He- discribes that warm Pacific
meet at the home of Glayds Byers
death of his brother, pvt. Harold Where Color Handicaps.
Adults:
ST. PAU L’S EPISCO PAL
body of water as "an American
necessary expense Incurred through a great number of men
February 16
Olson
What We Believe about the Pur-
MISSION
affair" because It starts in Am eri
required to hqndle your hogs ana where you can see and check
Mrs William D eG rofft and Jun
Mr and Mrs Henry Moore o f ' poses of God.
The Rev. Burton Salter, vicar. can waters ’near the equator and
the weight of your hogs yourself.
ior spent the week-end in Baker Donnley, Idaho spent the week-end
Morning prayer and sermon, 9:30 goes past the Philllpines before
Monday, February 14, Valentine
at the T. V. Olson home.
Holy communion and sermon each swinging past Japan on its way to
with Hollis DeOrofft.
social and supper for the Builders
We buy hogs every Friday at the stockyards in Nyssa, Ore.
W illiam DeOrofft left Tuesday at the parsonage at 7 p. m.
second Sunday of the month.
Mr and Mrs Dean Plttlnger
and Homedale, Idaho.
the west coast.
Church school at 10:30 a. m
have moved from the teacherage for California to visit his parents,
Thursday, 8 p. m.. choir practice
Governor Snell and Senator Mc-
For Fridays price phone 111 R. Nyssa. between the hours of
Women's Oulld second Wednesday Nary are among supporters of the
to the R. J. Holmes farm north of
A no-host pinochle party was at the Kinsman Kolony school
5
P.M. and 9 P.M. on Thursdays or 53JLJ, Homedale, on Friday.
of
each
month.
house.
proposal. The governor has urged
the change on the director of the
F R A N K KU LLAN D E R
held at the R. J. Holmes home ington the past three weeks looking department of the Interior.
REPU
BLICANS
FILE
Friday evening. Mrs F. G. H olm es! over the new project in view of j
During the past month there
and F S. Byers held high scores; moving there this spring.
were five filings made by potential
Howard Schneider returned Sat- | delegates to the republican national
and Mrs Marvin Chard and R j.
urday from Vancouver, Washington j convention, in the first district.
Holmes low
] where he worked for two months. I Paul Wallace, Salem: third district.
For 80 <«nnecutiva y e a n the Flying
Goone on the hag fuse been the western
He said wages are good but very Tom VTidenious, Portland; fourth
farmer's guide to tested, fertile seed
little
Is to be saved as expenses district, G. M. Roberts, Medford.
No car can escape unless it is desludged.
backed by the honored reputation of
The two delegates at large who ha
Am erica’s leading seedsmen.
Rev
Honey
ford
of
Ontario
gave
Mrg
^
Buffington
moved
ve filed are Robert S. Farrell, Sr.,
The 1944 crop of Northland Brand
Your car is a war victim. Slower speeds and
seed Is high In <|nallty as ever, but due
“ rmo"
f ,le r • “ «‘ ■J J 0* * 5! back to the W T Buffington home Portland and Riley Morehead. Por
Sunday.
Sunday
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will
be
held
Sunday
,
ftw
an
lllneeag
o
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we.
tland.
to the fact that our Allies must also
less driving are favorable to sludge. It has been
FOR
YOUR
be supplied with good American seed,
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n,ey ,Sun<La y ,
; eka at the home of Mrs L. E. New- G O T A GUEEN BEE
1944
your local supply may he limited. For
Oregon
honey
bees
are
having
the
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.
_ . i gen. Mrs Buffington is able to be
taking its toll o f your motor ever since you bou
Alfalfa. Clover. Meld, Grass, or Garden
SU P P LY
and Jack Ztttercob, went to Boise
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up again but is not yet strong en- best winter since Axis activities dis
seed A T ONCE see your local North,-up.
last week and moved Mr and Mrs
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turbed
normal
food
supplies,
acc
ght your car.
T
w i- .
^
ougn to walk much.
King A Co. dealer nr write to , . .
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A Health service unit was for- ording to a report made by State
* 1 U at the home of his mother. med Ja
at the home oI Apiary Supervisor A. Burr Black.
There were 17 present at th e 1
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Stop this sabotage today.
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| Mrs L. W. Pomeroy. Officers elected Only about three percent of the
IDAHO
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Bible study at the George M oeller 1 ara
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ail are as follows Mrs Annie Gregg, 17.338 colonies of bees in the state
home last week The class will
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. . . president; Mrs L. E. Newgen. vice are affected by foulbrood. the des
meet at the Otts Bullard home this ,__ , . .
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phesident and Mrs Grover Cooper, tructive bee disease. As a result of
1 Lloyd
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secretary treasurer. Meetings will the shortage of queen bees the
Orris is employed at the . v
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be held every 2nd Friday with the price has gone up from 10 to 15
percent.
Mr H,PB
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home o f Mrs J. A. Black. Feb C A P IT A L SHORTS
Mr and Mrs. Orris Newell of
Altho the announced candidacy
ruary 11 at 1 p.m
Nyssa visited Lee Dali last week.
Mrs Mike Rataecyk returned last o f Wayne L. Morse for U. S. Sea-
The Arcadia Sunshine club will |
week from Washington after an ator has the support of the feder
meet at the home of Mrs Lloyd O r
extended visit with her daughters. ation o f labor a third candidate is
ris Feb. 17.
who are in defense work on th e jexpected
fUe- Morse has resigned
Mr and Mrs Charles Bullard
as public member of the War L a
coast.
visited Mr and Mrs Kenneth Ven
Mrs Jake Kollen has been ser bor board and as dean of the Un
der pool In Ontario laat week. Mr
and get White Leghorn chicks from Hanson’s
iously 111 at her home for several iversity of Oregon . . Three inmates
Vanderpooi was here from Port
of state institutions escaped the
weeks.
land.
U.S.R.O.P. individual pedigreed males from
Mr Munce. purchasing agent for past week, two from Fairview home
a wholesale feed company in wash- and one from the state hospital . .
300 to 350 egg hens.
l ington. bought about 1000 tons of Only three-fourths of Oregon's mo
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1 hay in Sunset valley and Cow tor vehicles have registered for
Also top quality New Hampshire Reds, Bar
The selective service called four hollow last week. He paid *15 per 1944 altho 35.000 more have regist
more boys from this vicinity last [ ton and will bale and ship the hay ered than in January 1943 . . T h
ere were 1186 Industrial accidents
red Plymouth Rocks and White Plymouth Ro
month. They were Ed 9Unar. O l- to various points on the coast.
this month.
endon Htllis and Troy and Homer
The Gate City Journal
Bernard Eastman
O wyhee
Onion Seed
For Sale
COUGH S
E. 0. Muir
And Co.
Oregon Trail
SURE Guide to
Your
GOOD SEED
Sabotagi
Arcadia
o*pEt,Rr
Buy Your Chicks
In Nyssa
Northrup, King & Co.
N O # -'
Towne’s Garage
Sunset Vafley
cks and Austra-Whites.
Cates Jr Stlner entered the mar-
Ines and is stationed at San Diego
others are at Camp Lewis. Wn
at the present time
Mrs Ed Stlner left last week for
Arizona where she will be with Mr
Stiners family during hie stay at
Ban Diego.
Miss Maiggry Hillis spent last
week at her home here, returning
I to Boise Sunday
Roy Gueck has purchased a farm
near Caldwell and will move to his
new home this month
Henry Hints has been In Waah-
Straight run chicks $14 per hundred. Leghorn | The
and Austra-White pullets $28 per hundred. Or
der now to insure desired delivery date.
Lemon’s Hatchery
Phone 111-J
Nyssa, Oregon
1 W EST OREGON T R A IL
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| Mr and Mrs Reubon Haroldsen
have returned from a visit with
relatives in California
The Hartley brothers are building
a tenant house between their two
places
Charles Davis made a business
trip to Burns recently
Mrs Walter Benson has returned
from Pocatello where the visited
her daughter. She brought her
granddaughter. Sharon Dalldorf,
home for a visit.
Adrien
The senior class presented. “ Be
yond Reason." a three act comedy-
mystery at the high school Wed
nesday night The cast included:
Dorothy Toomb and Jewell Witoon
l r the leading roles: Dudley Kurtz
and Lily Steiner in negro roles
and Kenneth Reno as a mentally
deranged person Others In the play
were Maxine Smith. Virginia Jar-
els. Billie Brewer. Verla Mae Wolfe.
James Robb. K eith Tollman and