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ÎH E NVflSA GATE CITY JOURNAL THURSDAY MARCH 30, 1014
home near Mitchell butte.
' make his announcement In the next
the measure has a good chance to
two weeks. A number of prominent
pass It so, it will mean substantial
COW HOLLOW
politicos who are in on the deal are
LeRoy Toombs has written to
relief for many counties in the two
watching the move with a great
Mrs. Lois Day gave a supper last friends from England stating that
states.
deal of interest. Northwest labor Thursday evening in honor of her
he is resting.
Two nationally known bottlers of
unions, on the other hand, have a
muterai and sparkling waters are
I good sized bankroll obtained thr- parents, Mr. and Mrs. 8. E. Hoff n 11 m in i m
im»i m m il iiim m m ii hi 1,11,1,1.
looking over sites in the northwest
: ough voluntary contributions from man and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ritchie,
for plants they intend to establish
their membership which they will whose wedding anniversaries oc
after the war The northwest has
use in the coming campaign against curred the same day.
many ' mineral springs which pro
those candidates who are opposed
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Mayes and
CHI'RCH OF CHRIST
of Sorrowing Ones
duce several kinds of excellent wat TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH
to organized labor. It begins to look Glen and Helen Hoffman were
(Christian)
Parma,
Idaho.
ers. These easterners are amazed at
Though death strikes
like
a
-little
fur
will
fly"
on
the
also
invited
guests.
Oeorge Whipple, Pastor.
Morning worship at 10 a m.
the lack of promotion and develop
Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Callahan a thousand miles away.
subject of union labor.
The
Lord’s
day
services,
March
Sunday
school
for
all
age-groups
ment ow western springs, which th
of Dragerton. Utah, are here visit
Bible school at 10 a. m , a class
These are days of ch
ey say compare favorably with any at 11.
ing their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Lutheron hour iCalgaryi at 8.
for every age in the study of God’s
ange
and of travel. Am
! others in the nation. Analyses of
Joseph
Callahan
of
this
vicinity.
Lutheran hour (Nampa) at 7:35 word.
' these northwest springs prove them
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Ware accom-
erica
is on the move.
C.. March 3 0 - to be tops of their kind. A large I p- ^ W e d n e sd a y s
Coach and Mrs Seth Parkinson panie<j them on the trip. They
Morning worship, 11 a. m.. com
Washington, D. *>..
I *”
*" ~
nunufaru I Wednesdays at 8:15 p. m . spec-
Few
are
there who do
Mr and Mrs Hllmer Oeorge ° f | are visiting Mrs. Winnie Smith.
Several members of the northwest eastern glass and bottle manu
* jaj Lenten services
munion service each Lord's day. and
Rigby visited at the Howard Love- ' Mr and Mr3. Irone Callahan en
urer is aLso interested In the deal, lal ^ e,uen srrv‘c“ '
not
have
a relative or
delegations in congress have intro If these Industries are established it
a£ cordially invited to at- Sermon topic: "The Challenge of joy home Wednesday.
! terlained Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow
friend
away
from ho
duced bills during the past year will mean enormous national adver- 'f nd fW(“ P " ach the
the Grace of God."
The George de Haven family were Callahan, Mr. and Mrs. Jess Cal-
i, i 1 Christ for , a . Changing
World,
me.
Friday evening dinner guests at the lahan &nd Mr Ware at dinner last
which, if enacted into law, will ca tiding for the northwest and its
_
- .
Young
People’
s
Christian
En-
John E. Simon, Pastor.
Since death takes po
‘week.
use the government to pay taxes mineral waters.
•
I deavor 7 p. m. There will be Elmer Sparks home.
Nine young people from the Un-
Mrs Jesale CaUahan went with
to the many counties for the large
All hand agree that a much sim
holiday,
some of us
l D. 8. CHURCH
election of officers.
ited Presbyterian church attended ¡^jr and Mrs. Woodrow Callahan
amount of land the federal govern pler Income tax form will come out
Sunday
9:15
am
.
Priesthood
may
have
a loved one
Evening
service
$
p.
m.
A
half
the young people's meeting in Na to Mountain Home to visit her I
ment has acquired for military pur of the new tax mess, especially one meeting
striken
while
he is aw
|jour of singing fellowship. Sermon mpa Thursday evening. Ellen Judd brother, Virgil Johnson.
poses. These lands have been taken for the little fellow. The last federal
Sunday 10:30 am . Sunday school.
is president of the young people’s
eff the local tax rolls which, in form was as bad as a Chinese pu-
ay from home. Call us
Sunday 7:30 p. m. Sacrament topic: "The Medium for Success organization of the presbytery.
tum, has worked a financial hard- zzle. which a Philadelphia lawyer meeting.
ful Living.”
and you can be sure of
Mr and Mrs Don Joseph and fa
ship on many communities in both couldn't figure out properly. Cong-
Tuesday 2:00 p.m. Relief society
Wednesday, April 5, 7 p. m. A mily of Weiser and Frank Joseph,
fitting last rites wheth
Washington and Oregon.
I ressmen were deluged with letters meeting.
fellowship pot-luck dinner.
recently returned from Skagway,
One such bill (S.240) was introd-i from their constituents, screaming
OREGON TRAIL
er the interment is tc
First Tuesday of each month at
Thursday, 8 p. m., regular chou canada, where he was personal
uced by the late Senator Charles L. j their heads off about the terrible 4 p.m. Primary for children bet
take
place at the distant
McNary, who had labored long and tax forms, etc. Early returns from ween ages of 4 and 12.
director for the Canal line, were
practice.
W. H. Hoback left for his home
place or back here at
hard for the many counties and ot- all over the nation indicate the sum
The friendly church with a cord Sunday guests at the D. W. Patch in Grand Junction, Colorado after
her political subdivisions which h a - ! Mr. Wiskers will receive from in-
home.
ial welcome to all.
visiting a week with his sister-in-
home.
ST. PAUL’S EPISCOPAL
ve lost substantial tax revenues. Se- \ come taxes will be much more than
Charles Steiner and D. W. Patch law, Mrs Waller Benson.
MISSION
nator McNary was deeply interested had been expected by the treasury
SUNSET
VALLEY
returned
Friday
from
Portland,
Mr and Mrs Charles Davis spent
The Rev. Burton Salter, vicar.
in this bill, now On the senate cale- I department.
Morning prayer and sermon, 9:30 ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH where they took their physical ex Saturday in Ontario on business.
The
Democratic
cloakrooms
are
aminations for the army. Mr. Stei
ndar. which provides that all real
H. B. Walkup, Pastor.
Mr and Mrs Walter Benson, E. W.
Holy communion and sermon eact
ner will be inducted into the army Perry and Orville Cannon spent
property acquired by the govern buzzing with rumors which say that second Sunday of the month.
Sunday school 10 a. m.
within 21 days and Mr. Patch with Sunday at the Harold Flvecoats
ment for war purposes since Janu A1 Smith, the "happy warrior” of
Morning worship 11 a. m.
Church school at 10:30 a. m.
III III MAtmUNM III l>l I Mil 1:1 III III llilll III ill lllllllilll lil lll II
ary, 1940, shall remain subject to New York who has been on the
in 90 days.
Evangelistic service 8 p. m.
Women s Guild second Wednesda>
Frances Muntjewerff spent Mon
taxation by the states and counties "outs” with his former friend, F.D.- of each month.
Prayer meeting Wednesday eve
day in Caldwell on a shopping trip.
in which it is located.
j R„ ever since the 1932 convention,
ning 8 p. m.
Senator Guy Gordon, who has will go all out for Roosevelt for a FULL GOSPEL TABERNACLE
Miss Gloria Pounds and Mrs Irma
Everyone eoydlally invited to at-
been actively interested in tax mat- j fourth term .. Those in the "know
Points were Wednesday evening
.end these services.
Services Conducted By
ters for many years and who is say the lovefeast was engineered by Slinton Brown, who has been co
supper guests at the Dan Holly
THE COMMUNITY UNITED
regarded as an authority on taxes, j Bob Hannegan, the Bourbons’ nat- nducting services at the Full Gosp
home.
will take over the reins on the Me- ional chairman. If such is the case. el church, is holding a series of
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
On Thursday evening the agricul
I hereby announce my candidacy for re-elect
Nary bill. Senator Cordon believes Hannegan has accomplished some- evangelistic meetings in Washing
Kingman Memorial
ture department of Adrian high
1
.
C.
Nevln,
Pastor.
school
held
a
farewell
party
for
ton. During his absence the work
10 a. m., Bible school. Take time Dan Hite, who left Friday for Por- I
at the Full Gospel church will ag
ion as County Clerk of Malheur County, Oreg
ain be under the direction of Rev. to know the Lord or you may awak tland to be inducted into the navy.
I.FT US PROVIDE A HOME MARKET FOR YOUR FAT HOGS
Mr and Mrs Eldon Tallman ent
and Mrs Lloyd N. Pounds. Meet en some day to know that He has
Sell where there is no commission to pay, no shrink, no un
on, subject to the will of the Republican voters
ertained their friends at a dance at
ings are held on Sunday, with Sun no time for you.
necessary expense incurred through a great number of men
11 a. m„ morning worship. Palm the Legion hall Thursday evening.
day School at 10 a m.. Worship ser-
required to handle your hogs and where you can see and check
Mr and Mrs Dan Holly visited in
bice at 11 and evangelistic services Sunday. Sermon: “The Tears of
at the Primary Election on May 19, 1944.
Vale Sunday.
in the evening at 8 o’clock. A hear Triumph.”
the weight of your hogs yourself.
7:30
p.
m.,
evening
worship.
Ad
In
the
inter-class
track
meet
held
ty welcome is extended to all.
Wc buy hogs every Friday at the stockyards in Nyssa, Ore.
ults lead thé devotions. Discus Friday afternoon at the high school
and Homedale, Idaho.
THE METHODIST COMMUNITY sion groups: Pioneers: Builders: the junior class placed first, the
For Friday’s price phone 111 R, Nyssa. between the hours of
"How About My Career Choice?” sophomores, second; the Freshman,
CHURCH
Adults: "What We Believe About third and the seniors, fourth.
5 PM. and 9 PM. on Thursdays or 53JLJ. Homedale, on Friday.
M. H. Greenlee. Pastor
At the meeting of the Kingman
Church school opens at 10 a. m. the Plan of Salvation.”
FRANK KULLANDER
Thursday, 8 p. in., March 30— Kolony P.T.A. Tuesday night at the
| There is a good class for every age
4 '
group. Morning worship is at 11 Choir practice at Kingman school. high school, Mrs J. G. Lane, chair
a. m. The pastor will bring a spec- A full turn-out is necessary for man of the nominating committee,
presented the following names for
I ial Palm Sunday message and the the Easter program.
Thursday, April 6—Idaho pres offices for the coming year: Mrs
communion service will be held.
TO THE VOTERS:
| The Methodist Youth Fellowship bytery and presbyterial meet at Dennis Patch, president; Mrs Thre-
lma Elliott, vice president; Mrs
and the Young Adult Fellowship Adrian. Visitdrs welcome.
This is to advise you of my candidacy for
Friday, April 7—Good Friday Anna Sparks, secretary, and Mrs
meetings are at 7 p. m. The eve
nomination and election to the office of Judge
ning worship esrvice begins at 8 worship with Dr. John L. An John Auker, treasurer.
of the Circuit Court in and for the Ninth Jud | p. m., with a half hour of congre derson of the College of Idaho as Mr and Mrs Howard Lovejoy
attended several of the tournament
gational singing. Prayer service U our speaker.
icial District of Oregon.
We are cooperating in the pre- games at Caldwell In order to see
on Wednesday evening at 8 p. m.
I am now your Judge and pledge myself to
Easter assembly programs at the the Rigby and Rexbury teams in
and it meets at the parsonage.
the continuation of my present program of pr
Please notice: Beginning the first high school. Rev. Nevins speak action. Mr Lovejoy was a former
Sunday after Easter the church er on Wednesday morning, April Rigby coach, and Mrs Lovejoys ho
ompt, efficient and unbiased determination of
me was in Rexbury.
school students will go to their 5.
Two miles north and 14 mile west of Adrian on
litigation in your Court. This is a service the
Mrs Edens spent the week-end
classes at 10 a. m. Then there
Overstreet
road.
people have a right to expect. It is the duty of a
visiting her mother in Boise.
CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE
will be a combined worship service
E. J. Wilson, Pastor.
for both the church school and the
Judge to determine rights regardless of the
10 a. m., Sunday school.
morning worship service, at the
parties, interests, or attorneys involved, and I close
11 a. m„ message by the evan-
of the class sessions. This
Herbert Shaw sold a registered
pledge myself to that practice.
I plan will be explained more thor- gelist. Subject: "Stretched to the
hereford bull to Charles Culberston.
j oughly at the church and church Breaking Point."
7:15 p. m., Young people and Saturday.
school.
Mr and Mrs D. L. Hurst were in
jpnior meetings.
I
8 p. m.. evangelistic message by Ontario on business Saturday.
ADRIAN FREE METHODIST
Mr and Mrs A. F. Seward and
the evangelist. Subject: "The Lost
CHURCH
Sale Will Start At 12:30, slow time.
Leroy were Sunday dinner guests of
Enemy.”
Adrian, Oregon
Herbert Shaw and family.
Revival
services
every
night
P. H. Reiman. Pastor
Mr and Mrs Sam Shaw were
Ladies Will Serve Lunch.
through April 9.
Sunday school. 10 a. m.
From Monday until FYiday there Sunday dinner guests of Mr and
Preaching. 11 a. m.
will be a special meeting for boys Mrs Virgil Seward of Nyssa.
Young people's service, 7 p. m.
Mrs Lawrence Kreager and Mrs
and girls at, 4 p. m . just after
Evangelistic service 8 p. m.
Guy Glenn of Newell Heights were
school.
Everyone
welcome.
Milk is a necessity
in Nyssa on busines Tuesday.
First Class Petty Officer Carl Ea-
thing on one else could do during | a well known man into the idea of chus, nephew of W. W. Deffen-
in every diet because it
1 Valley Mound corrigator tractor, hitch, almost
the past eleven years. Smith, who | becoming a candidate for congress J baugh was a Sunday dinner guest
new.
contains the nourishing is still a power in New York pol- , on an out-and-out anti-racketeer ; at the Deffenbaugh home.
McCormick-Deering mowing machine, No. 7, 2 ye
vitamins so vital in ke itics, vigorously opposed F.D.R. for union labor platform. This clique j Deftenbaugh.
Betty Jean Toombs was hostess ars old.
at h
a third term and the antis though, figure that a candidate for a maj- | a, a leap year
1 1936 Master Deluxe Chevrolet touring car. In first
eping every part of yo he was a cinch to again be on the ° t
home Friday evening.
class mechanical condition. Five first grade tires.
warpath against “that man.” It be- j one. They contend
that **•-
the —
public
- . ■ **--•
•"
Arlene Piercy, Ross Lane, Nadeen
ur body healthy. Drink gins to look like Mr. Hennegan kn- is all fed up on the dogmatic attlt- Wilson, and Dorothy Toombs att- 1 Valley Mound corrigator, new.
n*s his business and many politicos ude of organized labor and they endfd a raUy at Nampa
John Deere plow, out two years.
enma oonHin _
like lo
to trot mil
out some
candid
openly predict the boy wonder will would Ili.»
at least a quart a day.
Mr and Mrs Dale Ashcraft were
1 Extra good, 4-horse wheel fresno.
develop into another Jim Farley. ate who would campaign oq that in Ontario and Caldwell on busin
who was recognized as tops when it I issue alone This group have agreed ess Saturday.
New John Deere cultivator.
came to politics.
to furnish the candidate with all
Ila» Kreager has received word
New 2-section steel spike-tooth harrow.
There is a politically astute gr- the money he needs in order to that she will receive a scholarship
oup in a certain section of the no- conduct a vigorous campaign or. to attend the 4-H summer school Two-horse fresno.
rthwest who have just about talked that one issue. This candidate will at Corvallis.
1 Four-horse disc.
D U R C I?
JTEWLS l
Easing the Trials
Adrian
W est
Nyssa Funeral
Home
To the Voters
H. S. Sackett
Public Farm
SA LE
Kingman Kolony
Robert 0. Lytle
Mon, April 3
Help Keep America Fit
Machinery
G aie City Dairy
Plant Coop Seeds For Victory
For Your Spring planting needs we have a full line of
Fumigated Edible Peas
Bulk Vegetable Seeds
Clover Seeds
.
^
Certified Blue Tag Midland Red Clover
Which now returns premium price to the grower.
LIFE’S L ittU TROUBLES
Horses and Cow
Alfalfa
Pasture Grasses
Seed Beans
Pacific Supply Cooperative
Seed Division
Processors of Reas, Beans and Small Seeds
Ontario, Oregon
Contact your local Coop Association for your seed needs
Idaho:
Oregon:
Weiser, Emmett, New Plymouth
\
Ontario, Vale, Nyssa
1 Extra good rubber tired wagon and rack
I Com Cultivator.
-CANT
SLEEP-
No need to li* in bed—t™
worry and fret becauee C O N -
S T IP A T iO N or GAS P R E S-
SL RE won’t let you sleep Be
sensible— get up—take a dash of
ADLER-I-KA
as directed, to relieve the pressure
of large intestines on nerves and
organs of the digestive tract. Ad-
lerika assists old food wastes and
gas through a comfortable bowel
movement to that bowels return
to normal aiae and the discomforts
of pressor* stop. Before you know
It, you are asleep. Morning finds
you feeling d e sa — refreshed and
ready for a good day ’s work or fun
NYSSA
PHARMACY
1 Black mare, 4 years old, weight 1650 pounds, well
broke.
1 Smooth mouthed horse, weight 1600
1 short-horn cow, freshen April 8, 5 years old.
1 Black horse, 6 years old, weight 1400
1 Palamino horse, 2 yeai-s old, extra fine marked.
M.L. Elward,
Owner
Col. E. L. Roe, Auctioneer.
Clarence McConaughey, Clerk
Telephone 588R11,
_ 1
Caldwell