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ÎHE NYSSA ÖAtfe CITY JOURNAL THURSDAY APRIL tí, 1944 PAG E 4 Arcadia Oregon, more than 50 percent of j Perry and Orville Cannon at dtn- M i. and Mrs. Reece art making j their home with her father, Lloyd them in the lumber industry, sec- j ner Wednesday Mening. ... . Mr. Davis and Mr. Zesiger will end largest group in transportation, leaye lQ enter the armed forces in Miss Marjory Orris of Arcadia ^ rI present. and third those in the shipyards. , , „ ... i There were 40 present at Sun the near future. and Lester Reece o f Nyssa were day school Sunday. Rev. Daniels Mr. and Mrs. Charles Davis had STATE P A Y S KEEP married Match 20 • in Boise. Her o ( Ontario gave a sermon at 3 Parents of boys and girls In the as Sunday dinner guests Mr. and ■ P MurrayWHdc friends gave her a miscellaneous p. m. Sunday school will be held state training schools no longer will j Mrs. Harold Fivecoats and child- .shower at the home of Mrs. Otis at 10 a. m. next Sunday with a have to pay the state for taking j ren. Everyone Bullard. March 23. She received short Easter program. care of their children. Attorney G e many lovely gifts from 3« guests is invited. neral Neuner ruled the state board Attends Meeting— SOLDIERS VOTE F IR S T CHURCH OF CHRIST L. D. 8. CHURCH There were 28 present at Bible Mrs M. H. Greenlee went to Vale 'W e re William Allen White a liv e !o f control has no authority to co (Christian) Priesthood Sunday 9:15 am. study at the Ellis Warner home llect such payments. Only a few Tuesday to participate in an all-day Gsorge Whipple, Pastor. today he might be writing a book Thursday evening. Bible study meeting parents have been making pay Easter retreat in the Methodist The Lord's day services, March j tiUed "What's the Matter W ith Sunday 10:30 a.m. Sunday school will be held at the George Moeller First Rule for ments. A 1943 law providing for church. The Nyssa retreat will be Sunday 7.30 p. m. Sacrament Bible school. 10 a. m. An Easter congress?” After months of politi- payments for care of children in held April 13. ; home tills week. William Oarren has entered the meeting. pageant: "He Lives". | cal Jockeying congress passed the Institutions applies only to priv Tuesday 2:00 p.m. Relief society aimy. He has been employed by Morning worship. 11 a. m. Ser- soldiers so-called ballot act. which ately-owned state-aided institutions meeting. , __ _. „ , for screwball prelection is a run- Fred Levi. and not to state-owned institutions, First Tuesday of each month a; mon topic: "The Challenge of the ner_up for the income lax blll mu | Miss Clarbel Wright of Boise •DON'T FORGET A Neuner ruled. Cross 4 p.m. Primary for children bet ddle. This act would require the spent two nights this week at the Victory Garden Croptt SHOT OF CUTTER'S C A P IT A L SHORTS Christian Endeavor for all young voter to write in the name of the George Moeller home. She had ween ages of 4 and 12. Easter sunrise services will be people, 7 p. m. BLACKLEGOL. candidate of his choice but only for been in Weiser, where she spoke at Evening services, 8 p. m. Ser- president and the congress. The conducted in the sunken gardens 8T. PAUL’S EPISCOPAL a conference. She also attended THAT'S JUST AS cn the capitol grounds . . State Se ! mon topic: “The Challenge of Pray- ballot would have no printed list of MISSION Bible study here Wednesday night. nator Frederick §. Lamport, of Sal- IMPORTANT AS The Rev. Burton Salter, vicar.' er.” candidates - A soldier outside the Arnold Garten, son of Mr. and . . j em, has been named by Gorvernor Morning prayer and sermcn, 9:30j Thursday evening, 8 p. m. Reg- United States who , had . not . received BRANDING!" ■ Mrs. G. F. Oarren, who has been : Earl SneU M lreaaurer oi Voluntar- Holy communion and sermon each j ular choir practice, poiitical news from home would h a-| u donated funds tQ lde a : in navy training at Farragut, Ida I The women's council will meet vt to rely on his memory of ho has been transferred to Ames. second Sunday of the month. ^ of the * * „ s Senat ch. Church school at 10:30 a. m Thursday afternoon at the church Iowa, for more training. was doing politically when he left. ] ^ L McN .fh e paintln'g wm Womens Guild second Wednesday at 2:30. Mr and Mrs. Jack Carns and Under such conditions “ would not g in the ^ n a tc chambers In of each month. I The friendly church with a cord- family have moved into the Jack be surprising if the late U. S Sett- : Wa, hlngton D c State lice re. 1 ial welcome for all. Shenk house on the old Splawn ator Charles L. McNary should g e t ' . covered stolen motor vehicles val FULL GOSPEL CHURCH place. Mr. Cam Is employed by a majority of this vote. ued at (38,000 the past month St Rev. Lloyd N. Pounds. Pastor SUNSET VALLEY Governqy Earl Snell is determined Ira Ure. ores selling Blaster lilies and other Sunday school, 10 a.m. ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Barker and that voters outside the United S t potted plants must obtain a license Worship service, 11 aan. H. B. Walkup, Pastor. family, Mr. and Mrs George Moel ates will be able to cast their vote from the state department o f agri Evangelistic service, 8 pun. Sunday school 10 a. m. at the coming elections and that ler and (amily. Mr. and Mrs. Derrell Take no chance* culture Employeyrs operating un A fitting Easter service will be Morning worship 11 a. m. W iliams and family and Mr. and they will have the names of all when you buy seeds! observed at the Full Gospel church. der the workmen's compensation Evangelistic service 8 p. m. Mrs. Homer Brewer visited at the candidates before them on a regul For maximum pro act will receive rate reductions on A hearty welcome is extended to all Prayer meeting Wednesday eve Howard Evans home near Parma arly printed ballot, just as it would July 1 amounting to approximately who do not attend services else ning 8 p. m. duction, a s k f o r be if they were voting in their ho Sunday. 10 percent McDonnell Brown has where. Everyone cordially invited to at DEPENDABLE Mr s. Louise Gregg and son, Eddy, me precinct. been appointed O PA director for tend these services. are visiting her husband's par The governor vows this plan will the Portland district comprising 35 T1IE METHODIST COMMUNITY ents near Burns this week. be carried out even if its accomp CHURCH counties in Oregon and 5 in Wash TRIN ITY LUTHERAN CHURCH lishment means calling a special Pat Belknap of Ontario spent M. H. Greenlee. Pastor ington. He succeeds Richard G. Parma, Idaho. session of the legislature. Saturday at the Ellis Warner home. Church school opens at 10 o'clock Montgomery wh<t resigned to be Morning worship at 10 a. m. Wilma Bullard and Oeneva Hipp I OREGON LAW MAZE Easter Sunday morning. There is come a partner in the W. S. K irk Sunday school for all age-groups attended the bond show in On Oregon is far behind other st- i to be no special program in th e' at 11. patrick advertising and public re tario Friday night, and were over [ ates in revising its laws, says Ken- „ church school this year. The time lations service in Portland. with the 60-year rec Lutheran hour (Calgary) at 8. * W e have no hesitation in night guests at t le 1 neth J. O ’Connell, associate profess- le y oyer wy j ^ g[Ven ^ a thorough study ord of America’s lead Lutheran hour (Nampa) at 7:35 recommending this potent ' or of law at the University of Ore- home. ing seedsmen aa your ! of the Easter story. The morn- p. m. Wednesdays. vaccine for the one dose assurance of a bumper Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Lester I gon. 1 ing worship service begins prompt You are cordially invited to at Immunization o i suckling crop this year. North- Reece gave them an old time I "Oregon laws are now an unsys- ly at 11 a. m. Special features tend. “ We preach the Changeless nip King Seeds are calves. No other vaccine charivari Friday night. ; tematlc accumulation of statute up tested for purity, ger ' of the Easter program will be Christ for a Changing World.” approaches it in immuniz on statute from the earliest enact- mination and freedom . . „ . , i ... 'the singing of "The Holy City by John E. Simon. Pastor. ing value. j ment until the present", says OTJo- Mr and Mrs. Fred F*rovlnce have from weeds. E a c h for her Sunday school class at the (he hlgh school girls. chorlls un. packet carries the Im t nnell and points out that litigation been hosts to friends from Neb school house Aptil 1. Eighteen der the dj,.ecUon of Mrs Joim Let us quote our low prices NYSSA ASSEMBLY OF GOD print: “Packed FRESH 'springs from the ambiguities and raska for a week. were present ! Young. Henry Hartley will sing on Blacklegol and your Paslar C. A. Slaughter . . for 1944." See beat va Lee Dali returned home from The the ^ parU; and a ^ ^ by Mr. and Mrs. Walter Benson en Sunday sehool, 9:45 a.m. Alan Ed. , confus ons of the present form. He rieties for this area at o th er v a c c in e and d ru g . - . - _ . .siuzcests the aooointinent of a re suggests appointment re tertained Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Dalles Saturday night. |Mrs Herbert p isher several young monds Superintendent. Every class needs TO D AY! viser o f statutes on full time. Zesiger, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bill Norris of Unity is visiting wU, recelve baptUm and a welcomes you. B RIC KN E R COMING Davis and two daughters, Mr. and his sister. Mrs. Clyde Bowers. |clasg of new members wiU be rc_ Morning service. 11: o'clock Governor John W. Brickner of Mrs. Alfred Adams and three Mr. and Mrs. Howard Sparks w ,ved ,nt0 the cUurch. The pastor Junior church service at 11 a. m. j Ohio will come into Oregon April 13 children, Mr. and Mrs. Harold have moved into the new tenant wl„ bring thc me8sage ^ Meth. Evengellstlc 8 o'clock. house on the Ira Ure place. on a scouting tour to appraise his Fivecoat and two children. E. W. Authorized C U T TE R Distributor odist Youth Fellowship and the Prayer meeting Thursday, 8 chances of getting support from de Young Adult Fellowship meetings o’clock. legates to the Republican national Mrs Stanley GoGulet entertain will be at 7 p. m. The evening A cordial welcome to all. “There’s A Yard Near You’’ convention. Brickner’s name will ed at a seven o’clock dinner Sun- worship service starts at 8 p. m. NYSSA. OREGON not appear on the Oregon primary day celebrating her husband's with a half hour of congregational MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH Dwight Smith. Mgr. ballot but he considers his chances birthday anniversary. Guests in- singing. The pastor will preach, Legion Hall PHONE 15 good should a deadlock occur at the eluded Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Chest- prayer service is held at the par- Sunday. 2:30 p.m. nut o f Nyssa, Mr. and Mrs. Howard nonage each Wednesday evening at Sunday school, 2:30. Joe H. Woo convention. ----- —_ H Q'ciurg dard. superintendent. Preaching, 3 FEWER DEFERMENTS State Selective Service Director p.m. Brother Ray Branstetter will I hereby announce that I will be a candidate THE COMMUNITY UNITED preach In the absence of Brother Elmer V. Wooton has instructed Oregon’s 57 local draft boards to Larson. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH call for pre-induction physical ex for Assessor for Malheur county, Oregon, sub Kingman Memorial Everybody welcome. aminations all registrants under 26 J. C. Nevln, Pastor. years o f age who are currently in 10 a. m„ Bible school. Come and CHURCn OF THE NAZARENE ject to the wiU of the Democratic voters at the Abib, Nisan B. C. 1491, diet. “ Nisan” Ex. 13,4: class 2-A or 2-B, provided they ha study the Easter mesage. E. J. Wilson, Pastor. ve not been physically examined (14th day.) “ in tenth (lay” 9 days cut off, cal 11 a. m.. morning worship. Specl- Sunday school, 10 a. m. Primary election on May 19, 1944. ial music Sermon: " I Believe Morning worship, 11 a. m. Sub within the past 90 days. This pro ends Friday, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, in the Resurrection of the Body ject: "Rejecting Easter Benefits." cedure complies to instructions fr Sacred week, 1st month, -Abib Nisan, April 1, and the Life Everlasting". Young people’s service, 7:15 p.m. om national headquarters. Local L, • ’>, 4, *), 0, 7 7.30 p.m., evening worship. Spec Evangelistic service. 8 p. m. Sub boards will review younger men f i ial musical and story program. ject: “ It Is Later Than You Think" rst. Only those classed as extremely Sat,su,mo,tu,we,th,fr. necesary for war work or industries “Joseph of Orinathea" by the Wednesday night. 8. prayer and Dec. 31, 1943 Friday, 709,195 days, 101,313 will be deferred. The new order choir. Bible study. will affect less than 5000 men In wks 4th day. Good Friday, April 7, worship a and observance of the sacrament Total 485 L.Y. days, equal 69 wks, 2 days, 18 ADRIAN FREE METHODIST of the Lord's supper. Speaker, CHURCH hrs. MAN ADDED DAYS. Dr. John L Anderson o f College of Adrian. Oregon Sacred Week 2nd Sunday. Idaho. P. H. Reiman. Pastor Choir practice Thursday at 8 p. Dan.9,25: 69 times 28 equals 1932, Palestine, Sunday school, 10 a. m. m at Kingman school. Preaching, 11 a. m. occupied by Jews, Matt,26,2: 2 days before pa- Thursday, April 13, at 2 p. m. Young people's service, 7 p. m. ssover. Jesus age 33 yers, 4 days of 34th year, Mary and Martha meets at the Evangelistic service 8 p. m. crucified harmonizes with April 1st mo, 4th day home of Mrs. John H. Auker. Everyone welcome. ¿ C tlp iM l |iapr ,dc GOOD GOOD Northrup King BLACKLEGOL Seeds W est OREGON TRAIL LUMBER © Owyhee Drug Co. COMPANY NEWELL HEIGHTS To the Voters CREATION, PASSOVER, THE ORIGINAL, THE MEMIOR, CALLED EASTER WALKING WITH TIME AND PROPHECY Murray Morton Tuesday. Total days of Jesus, 12,049; 365 days to a year, 1,721 wks,2 days. L.Y. days 8, 6 hrs. totals 12,057 days 1,722 wks 3 days, April 4, 1944 Tuesday, “ yields up the ghost” Jn. 19,30:31: April 9, Sunday, difference 5 days, Ez. 4,6: each day for a year, 1944 less 5, equals 1939, Sept 1, Germany invades Poland, World War 11. Dec. 7, 1941, “ Pearl Harbor” Sunday from 6 (Jn., 12,1: 6 days before passover) 25 days re main, Dec.31,Wed. (Ez.8,11:16: 25 men wor shipped the sun.” ) 1941 less 25 equals 1916, “ 1917 Diplomatic relations with Germany brok en, Feb. 3. War declared, April 6,” General Allenby, Dec. 11, 1917. “ freeing Jer usalem" Dec. 11th less 7 equals 4th day, JU LY 4th, 1776 As children of Israel delivered from bondage, from Egyptians, likewise, America declared freedom from other nations’ God’s perfect time Gen. 1, 14:19: 4th day, 1st sun-day, whether short or long, sunset to sunset. Sacred calendar. JEWS ARE GOD’S CLOCKS, Time keepers. 1944 “ TH E MAGIC Y E A R ." it is said. B. C. 1941 plus Dec. 31, 1943 equals 3434 yrs. April 4th. Risen April 7th. friday, Pyramid date (3434) Saturday, 1st day of sacred week, 1st month April, 2, sun, 3 mon, 4 tue. “ yields up the ghost” 34th year A. D. Jn. 19,30: 31: Man named the days of the week, but figures never fail. 7 will repeat. The Outcast Box 5 4 2 , Nyssa p t* * * Fingers of Upper Sunset. Sid Flan Cross headquarter. igan. the Lester Goulet and Margon Eldon Meacham left Friday for Bragg families of Newell Heights Fort Douglas, with a group of and the honor guest's family. A f young men from Caldwell. ter the dinner the guests enjoyed Mrs. W. T. Hamilton and Mrs. singing, dancing and games at the Boyce Van de Water spent last Lester Goulet home. Tuesday In Nyssa having dental The high school students enjoy work done. ed a roller skating party at the Mr and Mrs. Walt Simons and rink in Nampa Tuesday night. children of Kingman were din Frank Ray moved his sheep ner guests of Mrs P. B Anderson across the river to his new farm. He purchased the John Reece last Sunday. "Grandma" Wright of Nampa ranch. Mrs. Jim Norris has received was a week-end guest of her word that her son. Hal. has been dallght„ Mrs Ray Cartwrlght, and sent overseas. His A.P.O. Is New family. She also attended the fam York. ily dinner given In honor of Ray The Leo Winn family have mov Cartwright'« birthday. ed into their new house. Mrs. Witty, primary teacher, and Mr and Mrs. M. W McLaughlin Boise called at the M L KurU P“ plls. 1' ' h" ht lpfd “ ar«? r> Bennett celebrate her birthday home Saturday and took some i Wednesday afternoon. seed barley back with them. Mrs. Mrs. Grover Lee spent Friday Jim Norris was a caller in the a f visiting Mrs. Lester French In ternoon. Roswell Otis Kurtz, who has been ill E. P. Hendrix, county assessor at his son's home since early In e f Vale, called on Bend friends Obruary. is not able to get around Saturday this past week due to arthritis In Thomas Welsh went to Cald one of his knees. well to visit Mrs. Welsh, who has been a patient In the Arnold Nurs ing home for several months. Mrs. Della Bunnel has gone to The Wade P t A will fheet Fri Caldwell where she has employ day. April 7. at the home of Mrs. ment F. A. Miller. As this is the last Harvey Bennett has a sore foot meeting of the school year mem which was Injured Friday In an bers and friends will enjoy a cov unusual accident when he was op ered dish luncheon. New officers erating his tractor. | will be elected for the coming Will Welsh Of Boise visited his year and plans made for the an father. Tom Welsh, last week nual school picnic. Mrs Grover Lee received word Mr and Mrs Dyre Roberts and Monday that her husband arrived Mrs Leroy Bennett were business safely at Rto de Janerlo and would visitors in Ontario last Wednesday leave soon For the Interior, where They also returned articles finish he has employment on a Morrison- ed by the Jolly Janes to the Red Knudsen project Big Btod Easter-fresh hats— prettiest thru Spring, too! Smooth off- face bonnets, flat tops, flower- fresh calots, half hats, cloche brims— find Easter headlines here! One thing certain is that spring is tory will follow shortly after. season of work and fun. here and we hope that Vic- You must be prepared for both, plus a Merchandise for spring is arriving daily. We offer women and girls complete lines of hats, dresses, blouses, hosiery and shoes, and for men and boys suits, topcoats, shoes, sox and hats. Open until 9 o’clock on Saturdays. Wilson Brothers Dry Goods Department
