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NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL THURSDAY, APRIL 13, 1944
u> Mrs Carl Hill and young wo Moss and daughters and Mr and elo Marostlca. Mr and Mrs Joe Rec
men's department, secretary by Mrs Mrs Paye Dixon and daughter. The ia. Mr and Mrs Lester Jamison. Mr
evening was spent in playing pin and Mrs Deward Benedict. Mr and
. M Kurtz.
1 The conference upend at 9 with ochle.
Mrs Robert Mieslnger and Tony
roll call and the morning was de-
j Marostica.
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I voted to reports and a business
HOSTESS A T BRIDGE
! meeting.
Mrs Herbert Fisher was liosiess
The af^rnoon program consisted. t , flye u U m
at her
BAND P A R T Y HELD
f With their director In full uniform of an addres by the Rev J. fo y d |
g , tul.day afternoon. The Ea-
Irslial Daivs
director of the gr- j the bands make an impression on IJal prson of Portland, special music |iter theme was carried
out In dec
ade school and high school bands all who Witness their "manuvers" | bV the
Adrian gml^ giee club a , orati0ni.
and
u ,j cardB. prlzes
I on the streets Never in the history Panel discussion. ‘ "Bridging
Bridaine Com-
Com- were given to
■ - Mrs
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George
Mitchell, Vtait In Ontario—
; of
Mrs John Bishop, Mrs A. H. Boy-
high; Mrs E. D. Norcott, second,
home economics room In the high
bah)n twlrlers Many parenUs the Junior Missionary society of
and Mrs Ormand Thomas, the tr dell. Mrs George Mitchell and Mrs
school building March 31, to show | f
Adr i an led by Mrs Lane.
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f.„.
«nisnHirt » « v e expressed their appreciation Adrian led by Mrs
aveling prize.
his appericatlon for their splendid of the work Mr. Davis is doing, and
R. G. Larson motored to Ontario
A dinner was served, bf a com
co-operation at rehearsals and pre- are happy that he will return next mittee headed by Mrs Peterson and
Tuesday to visit Mrs J. B. Beckham
P R IM A R Y HAS P A R T Y
tormances during the past season. falj
and Infant in the Holy Rosary hos
i Mrs Piercy. to 85 quests.
The Primary association held an
There were forty-two members
g .
j Highlights of the evening service Easter party for the children Tue pital.
present. Games and dancing prov
PR E S B YTE R Y MEETS
! was a one-act play given by Max- sday afternoon. The guests played
ided the entertainment for the ev
The 38th annual convention o l Ine Smith and Ronald Lane and games and danced. Approximately Passes Examination—
ening. Candy prizes were given to the Idaho Presbyterlal Missionary motion pictures of Missionary work
Larry Brown returned home Sun
50 children were present. Each ch
•he winners of each game Myrna
day from Portland, where he pass
society of the United Presbyterian >*i ,llp Sudan.
ild
received
an
Easter
lunch.
Jordan. Harriet Herrman and K en
ed his physical examination for en
church met at the Adrian high
Delegates from King's Hill. Na-
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neth Waude were on the refresh
trance into the merchant marines.
school april 6 The theme of the mpa. Ontario. WeLser and Adrian
SCOUT TR O O P PLANNED
ment committee. Miss Van 81yke
He is expected to receive his call
conference was "Building Misionary ( attended the meetings.
Further plans for the organize t-
was assisting hostess.
to active duty this week.
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ion o f a G irl Scout troop were dis
The bands intend to Join other Bridges.”
The meetings were presided over
C IV IC CLUB TO MEET
cussed
at
a
meeting
of
the
Nyssa
bands at a celebration April 24 In
by Mrs J. C. Nevin. president of the! A patluck dinner will be served at Business Women’s club in the high Visiting In Portland—
Ontario, where they will march and
Mr and Mrs Ward Wieneke left
Idaho presbytery, who was re-elect- , a meeting of the Nyssa Civic club school building Tuesday evening.
the baton twlrlers will give an ex
last Thursday for Portland for a
ed as president for the coming year j in ,he
sc,1°ol building April
The
next
regular
meeting.
May
hibition. The bands are also rehea-
two-weeks visit with Mr. Wieneke's
Other officers filled by Adrian w o - i29 at 12 o clock. The gathering will 9. will be held in the form of a
rasing for the national music con-
parents.
^ t _ m e e t i « * ot„
banquet in the Gate City cafe at
lerence to be held in Nampa soon. men was the position as Secretary j this J
vicinity. Mrs C. C. Cotton and 7 o'clock. Reservations may be given
Mrs Jake Simmons have charge of to Darlene Dorman or Effie Ellen Visit Here—
M r and Mrs Wesley J. Browne of
I the general arrangements. Mrs Car Counsil.
Vancouver. Washington, former Ny
los Buchner will be chairman of
ssa residents, returned home F ri
the entertainment program.
G IR L S ATTEND P A R T Y
day. after a short visit here. They
The banquet will be the only
The Bee-Hive girls of the LDS
; meeting to be held by the Nyssa cl- church were guests at a theater were accompanied home by their
i ub until late summer, according to and supper party Wednesday night daughter, Martha, who will return
to school here after a visit with her
| Mrs Carl Coad. president.
for having sold the most tickets of
brother. Robert Browne, who Is on
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any group to the gold and green
furlough from the service.
GUESTS A T DINNER
ball. Twenty girls and Virginia By Mr and Mrs Browne were dinner
Miss Helen Haworth, student at bee, the teacher, attended the din
guests of Mr and Mrs Douglas Mc
Oregon State college, and her mo
ner in the Gate City cafe.
What could be more vital to our home de
Donald Thursday evening.
ther, Mrs Ralph Haworth were din
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ner guests o f Mrs John Bishop last
fense than perfect health?
KESSLERS E NTE R TAIN
Here From Ontario—
Thursday.
What could be any greater achievement by
Mr and Mrs Vibert Kessler enter
Mr and Mrs Ray Ridgeway of
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tained
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persons
at
an
Easter
din
the victorious armies than a million returning
Ontario spent Easter with Rev. and
DANCE IS PLANNED
ner Sunday.
Mrs M. H. Greenlee.
soldiers in good health?
St. Paul's guild will sponsor a box
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.social dance in the parish hall Ap
This in itself is a great undertaking and must
A T T E N D M EETING
Meeting Held—
ril 20 at 9 p.m. Music will dje furn
Mrs C. E. Crandall, Mrs Garrett
be jealously guarded on the home front— in ev
A mass meeting was held at the
ished by a five-piece orchestra. A Siam, Mrs Albert Pfeiler and Mrs
ery home and by every person.
floor show will be given. Admission C. C. Cotton attended the A.N.K. Methodist church Wednesday even
ing for discussion of a "Sunday
per couple will be a box.
Thus, we compound a Victory Must with our
Garden club meeting at the home School Advance", a universal move
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of
Mrs
John
Holly
in
Adrian
Tue
prescriptions.
ment to check absentees in Sunday
CHURCH WOMEN TO MEET
sday afternoon.
school work.
Mrs Hughes of Heppner, Oregon
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president of the Church Women's
B RID G E CLUB MEETXJ
To Deliver Sermons—
Service league of the Episcopal ch
The Tuesday evening bridge club
Day Phone 29
Night Phone 91W
Rev. Salter of Sioux City, Iowa,
urch of eastern Oregon, will meet was entertained at the home of
with the women and friends of St. Mrs Artie Robertson this week. father of Rev. Burton Salter of St.
Authorized CUTTER Distributor
Paul's mission in the parish hall Prizes were awarded to Mrs A. H. Pauls mission, will deliver the ser
April 14 at 2:30. The gathering will Boydell. high, and Mrs Ed Frost, mon Sunday, April 16 at 9:30 a.m.
Bishop William P. Remington of
be a business and social meeting.
second.
Pendleton will pay his annual visit
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to St. Paul’s parish Sunday, April
JO IN T M E ETING PLANNED
A U X IL IA R Y IN IT IA T E S
23 at 9:30 a.m.
Job’s Daughters bethal No. 25 of
The American Legion, at its A p
Ontario will hold a joint meeting ril 6 meeting at the home of Mrs
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with Golden Rule chapter of the H. O. Hopkins, initiated four mem
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daughter
weighing 7 pounds, 5
Eastern Star Monday night. April bers. The new members are Mrs
17. The Job's Daughters will Initiate Andy McGinnis, Mrs George Bear, ounces, was born in the Nyssa nur
one candidate. Eunice Ann Brady, Miss Dorene Bear and Mrs Mary sing home April 11 to Mr and Mrs
honored queen, will preside at the Lyles. Refres'hments were served Nick VanZelf.
meeting, which will be open to all by the hostess.
Goes To Kansas—
Eastern Stars and Masons. After
W e have a limited amount o f Commercial Fert
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Mrs George Bear left Sunday for
the business session a social hour
E N T E R T A IN GUESTS
Topeka, Kansas, where she was
will be held.
Mr and Mrs Lee Reimers of On
ilizer for sale, suitable for Onions, Potatoes,
called because of the illness of her
tario entertained Sunday for Mr
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brother.
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CHILDREN
and
Mrs
Wayne
Morris,
Mrs
Os
Lettuce and other row crops.
Mrs W. W. Foster and Mrs Hor wald Forbes and Mrs Ethel Craw
ace Crisp will entertain the inter ford and daughter, Twyla, of Nyssa. Here From Reno—
M r and Mrs Neal Ford of Reno
and Borax in any quantity,
mediate classes of the Methodist
arrived today for a visit at the ho
church at the Poster home tonight,
B IR T H D A Y CELEBRATED
me of Mrs Ford's brother, Frank
and Borax in any quanity.
closing a five-weeks attendance co
D. O. Bybee was surprised at a
ntest. The boys will furnish the re birthday party given Monday even Rambaud.
freshments.
ing when 26 friends gathered at his
From San Fernando—
home on Alberta avenue. Games
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M r and Mrs Ralph Alvord and
HOSTESS T O CLUB
were the diversion o f the evening
Mrs L. A. Mauldlng was hostess with Jacob Fischer. Mrs Kay Hun son, Richard, o f San Fernando. Cal
J. B. Adrian, Mgr.
to the Wednesday evening bridge ter, W. L. Lane and Clifford F'ox ifornia are visiting at the home of
Mrs Alvord's sister, Mrs Sherman
club last week. Mrs Ed Frost rece receiving prizes.
Phone 368W
Ontario, Oregon
Bybee. Mr. Alvord is a foreman In
ived the high score, Mrs Harry
A lunch was served cafeteria st
Miner, second, and Mrs Lienkaem- yle on tables in the dining room. the Lockheed airplane factory. The
per, the traveling prize. Mrs Emma Apricot blossoms and weeping will visitors will leave Wednesday after
a week's visit here.
•ilium m mrt in m 11 ti M11 m mum in hi in hi hi hi hi hi hi hi hi hi hi hi hi hi hi hi hi hi i hi i i hi hi hi huh hi hi hi ii Quinby was a guest.
ows In blue pottery with four tall
candles on each side comprised the From Ogden—
HAS BRID G E GUESTS
centerpiece. A large basket of brill
Mrs M. E. Bybee of Ogden Is
Mrs Aden Wilson entertained the iantly colored Easter eggs and a
Wednesday evening bridge club. P r white birthday cake bearing 42 visiting at the home of her daugh-
izes were given to Mrs Sid Burbidge blue candles also adorned the table.
high. Mrs Kenneth Renstrum, sec Mr. Bybee received many nice gifts.
ond, and Mrs Nick Rudelick, the An extemporaneous biography of
(A call to the Backslider)
traveling prize. Guests were Mrs Mr. Bybee. written one line by each
I f I forget thee-let my right hand
Renstrum and Mrs Ed Frost.
Double Feature
guest, caused many laughs when
forget her cunning. I f I do not
read by Mrs Lane.
FRIDAY and SATURDAY APRIL 14— 15
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remember thee, let my tongue cl
GUESTS A T DINNER
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The Andrews Sisters and Patric Knowles in
eave to the roof of my mouth—
Mr and Mrs Pete Tensen were
B IR T H D A Y P A R T Y GIVEN
“ALWAYS A BRIDESMAID”
dinner gue6ls at the home of their
A surprise birthday party was gi Psa. 137: 5-6
Dear Backslider, you are very
daughter. Mrs John Broad. Easter ven in honor of Fred Schilling Sat
Johnny Mack Brown and Raymond Hatton in
Sunday.
urday night at the Schilling home. precious in God's sight. Remember
“RAIDERS OF THE BORDER”
Pinochle and pitch were the (Aver how He has said that He Is marr
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Mat., Sat., *:30 Adm. 25c-5c Inc. Tux
SERVE BASS DINNER
sion of the evening. Mrs D. L. Ben ied to the backslider and that He
______ Adm. Evening». 48c-9c. Including Tax
Mr and Mrs Charles Ninemire edict and Robert Mleeinger held has challenged the most critical,
served a bass dinner at a party high score and Deward Benedict yea. any one and all to show the
SUNDAY and MONDAY APRIL 16— 17
held at their home Monday even and Leater Jamison the low score. Bill of Divorcement? It can't be
ing. Guests were Mr and Mrs K eith, The guests were Mr and Mrs Ang- found because there Just Isn't any
Olson and Johnson, Cass Daley, Martha O’ Dris
You remember how you used to
coll and Leighton Noble in
rejoice In the house of Ood and
“CRAZY HOUSE”
that truly it was with Joy that
you drew Water* out of the wells
Also
of Salvation? Well you are not do
“THE MARINES AT TARAWA”
ing that now and pump as you
Signal Corps Pictures of the Marines Landing
will, the waters that you draw are
murky and bitter. Come back to
on Tarawa.
Mat., Sun., 2:38 Adm.. 30c-9c, Inc. Tax
Ood! With Joy unspeakable and
I full of Glory you used to sing In
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‘
tiie House of God. and now?—Well
you can't sing the Lord's song In
— B A R G A IN N IG H T—
a Strange land so Come Back to
Living room suites with springs are available.
TUESDAY APRIL 18
Ood! Perhaps you are thinking that
Johnny Weissmuller and Nancy Kelly in
you are so far gone bark that Ood
W e have several new and used sets to choose
has forgotten you and that there
“TARZAN’S DESERT MYSTERY”
Is no hope--but listen to God’s
Cartoon and New Serial “ The Masked Marvel”
from.
Word: "Can a woman forget her
Adm. 25c-9r, Inc. Tax
suckling child, that she should not
have compassion on the son o f her
WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY APRIL 19—20
We have just received a shipment o f wall
womb? yea. they may forget, yet
John Wayne. Susan Hayward, Dennis O’Keefe
will I not forget thee. Behold I
cleaner and glass cleaner for spring house- cl
have graven thee upon the palms
and Grant Withers in
| of my hands: thy walls are contin
“THE FIGHTING SEABEES”
eaning.
ually before me." Isa. 49: IS. Come
Mighty Drama The Stirring Story of the Na
back to God!
L L O Y D N. P O U N D S
v y ’s Supermen.
LOCAL NEWS
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HEALTH
Is a Victory
MUST
ter, Mrs Gordon Ray. With her Is and one magnetic switch. E. W.
her little granddaughter. Norean Pruyn.
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Howe. Mrs Bybee plans to visit
each of her sons, who live here, LO ST—Schaefer black
fountain
before returning home.
pen. Reward.
Lee
Montgomery.
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Iteturns From Visit—
Mrs C. E. Crandall has returned
FOR SALE— 100 year-old white leg
home from Lincoln, and North P l
horn hens, laying heavy. Mrs M ar
atte. Nebraska, where she visited
lon Chard, 6‘A miles southwest of
relatives for a month. She was ca
Nyssa on Ivanhoe avenue.
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lled to Lincoln because of the ill-
nes of her sister. Mrs Anna Wald-
W ANTE D T O B U Y —Good washing
man.
machine. Phone 005F21.
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Undergoes Operation—
W ANTED —Housekeeper for three
Mrs Jesse Lawrence underwent
adults. Good wages. Leslie Schafer,
a majdr operation Monday in the
phone 02J1.
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Holy Rosary hospital in Ontario.
FOR SALE— 160 acre farm, improv
Here For Easter—
ed, basement house, cow barn, chi
Mr and Mrs Forrest Moore and
cken house, granary, water piped
family spent Easter with Mr and
to all buildings, on mail, school bus
Mrs S. C. McConnell.
and milk route. Inquire Journal.
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Too Late to Ciasaify
W ANTED T O B U Y —Turkey eggs FO R SA LE —75 acre farm, Yt mile
to set. State price of eggs when north o f Adrian. Allen W. Curtis.
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writing. Mrs E. A. Dewey, route 2,
Nyssa.
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FO R SALE)—2 wheel trailer house
FO R SALE—-Oliver tractor plow, 7 x 15 feet. Bullt-lns. furnished If
will fit Farm-all H or John Deere desired, good tires. Arthur Cartwr
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B. Two springer heifers. Cannon ight. Rt. 2 Nyssa.
and sons. Sunset valley.
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NOTICE)—Anyone wanting
land
FOR SA LE —Five horse, three-ph leveling done with heavy equipment
ase electric motor and entrance phone 6700, Boise, Idaho for In
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switch, 30 feet o f conduit and wire formation.
PRESCRIPTIONS
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C a n Y o u A ffo rd
a hospital bill resulting from an automobile acc
ident?
Be sure your car is insured in our agency and,
just as important, be sure to include medical
expense benefits for youi’self and your passen
gers.
“ Insure in Sure Insurance”
Frank T. Morgan
Owyhee Drug Company
C o m m e rc ia l
Fertilizer
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Says:
Dr. Hess Poultry-and Chick Tablets keep
Flocks Healthy.
Nyssa Pharmacy
For Sale By
The Rexall Store
Phone 14
Inland Feeding Co.
NYSSA
Shoe Stamp
No. 18
Expires April 30
PROGRAM
Phone 108
ONE MINUTE SERMON
THEATRE
Plan to use yours before that date. W e have
shoes for the family, men, women and children.
Women’s White Oxfords
$
3.95
W e just received this shipment of low heel,
slip-on type sport oxfords. Sizes 4 to 9.
Men’s Loggers
$
10.90
SPRINGS
For Spring
Cartoon and News
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Evening*. 4de-9e.
Including
Tax
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Nyssa Furniture Company
THE ft: FULL GOSPEL
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Buckingham and Hecht loggers. Lace to toe,
with composition half soles and heels. These
shoes will take the wear. Size 6 to 11.
Boys’ and Girls Straps,
Oxfords and Shoes
Dressy and service types. Black, brown and
white colors. Many to choose from.
G o ld e n R u le
NYSSA
OREGON