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THE NY3SA GATE CITY JOURNAL THURSDAY JUNE 8, 1941 PACK FlVU Adrian Mrs Vera Sparks and children of Boise visited relatives and friends In Adrian last week-end. Mr and Mrs John Jarvis enter tained the Howard Hatch family Thursday evening at dinner. Mrs Cecil Oeer of Vancouver. Washington is visiting at the home of her sister. Mrs Francis Defier. Mr. Qeer Is In the navy and Is st ationed at Farragut. Idaho. Rev. and Mrs Philip Reiman att ended the funeral of Mr. Reiman's nephew, Harold Fivecoat of Notus on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Cecil Smith and family and Mrs W. W. Smith were Sunday dinner guests at the Alvin McOlnnls home. Mils Arlene Piercy entertained Mrs Threlma Elliott. Mrs Oeorge de Haven and Mr and Mrs Dennis Patch at her 4-H dollar dinner Wednesday evening. Mrs Frances Muntjewerff and children visited her sister In Pay ette Saturday. Her niece, Patricia Belnap, returned home with her for a visit. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Parker and family of Enterprise and Mr and Mrs Arch Parker and family of Elgin visited at the E. E. Parker home this past week. Mrs Marlon Pearson and her daughter of Halfway visited Friday at the Dennis Patch home. Howard Hatch drove one of the school busses to Ontario Saturday to take a group of 4-H members to the spring fair. A family reunion was held Sun day at the Howard Hatch home. Guests Included Mrs EM Wymer, Mrs Irvin Wymer, Mrs Mary Hin-' man, Mrs Hazel Ferguson and ch ildren of Parma; the Pettis family, Mr and Mrs Ralph Stark and Mrs Ceclla Stark of Big Bend and John Enos, Maxine Smith and Vlrglna Jarvis of Adrian. Mr and Mrs Philip Reiman en tertained the Fivecoat family of Notus Sunday. Mr and Mrs John Nevin and Laura Louise were guests of Dr and Mrs John Anderson of Caldwell Tuesday. The Howard Hatch family were guests at Che Wymer home In Par ma Monday evening. Ted Holly, a piano student of Miss WUhelmlna Hoffman played in a recital Sunday evening at the Community church in Parma. The Senior Girl Scouts met Mon day evening at the home of Mrs Dennis Patch for a pot-luok supper and meeting. Committees were ap pointed to plan for the annual Girl Scout Tea. Plans were also made to present a program of one-act plays later In the summer. Mr and Mrs John Holly went tc Ontario Sunday evening to meet f Mrs William Holly and son, Billy, of La Grande, who will visit at the John Holly home. Donny Hatch is employed for the summer on the Claude Eachus farm In South Owyhee. Mr and Mrs Frank Miller and Z f i . 'Jim Miller, home on furlough from Santa Barbara visited Sunday evening at the Dan Holly home. ITS lEAilWHI THAI N - The 5th War Loan STARTS NEXT WEEK! rHEREVER your invasion forces are yourself have banded together as War Bond fighting— at sea, in the air, on the Volunteer Workers, giving their time to ground—they’re working together for victory. taking your subscriptions for Bonds. Sup They know that they must depend on each port them. Give them the kind of teamwork other, for only by coordinated teamwork will our boys are giving to each other on the they win through to final victory in the ear* fighting fronts! When your Volunteer Worker calls, double liest possible time. The Fifth War Loan starts next week. your War Bond subscription. It’s their job to It’5 going to take teamwork— a lot of it— to help raise $ 16 billions of money for victory dur ing this Fifth drive, $6 billions put this drive over the top. For from individuals like yourself. we’ve got a job to do. As the Make up your mind to wel tempo of invasion rises every come your Victory Volunteer one of us must mobilize for support of our fighting men. 5 wwar loan with a friendly smile and an open checkbook—remembering In every city, town and that it’s teamwork that does it! hamlet men and women like W Kingman Kolony Erma Points returned to her ho me in Portland Thursday. Mrs Leo Pemendez and children of Payette visited Mrs Fernendez, parents, Mr and Mrs F. Fredrick Sunday. The Charlie Wilson family visited at the Wallace home In Nampa Saturday. Forestine Wilson stayed over Sunday with Vida Wallace. Mr and Mrs Frank Fredrick were In Caldwell on business Monday. Mr and Mrs Carl Hill of Newell Heights were Sunday dinner guests at the M. M. Greeling home. Betty Toombs returned home fr om Clarkston, Idaho. Thursday af ter spending a two-weeks vacation with her grandparents, Mr and Mrs j Conrad Martin. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Kreager and family were In Ontario Friday shopping. Herbert Shaw accompanied Delos Foster to Jordan Valley early Tue sday morning. A group of friends held a chari vari Monday night, after Allen Ha thaway returned home with his new bride, the former Lillian Wilkie of Parma Mrs Walt Simmons and children and Mr and Mrs O. Z. Matthews of Ironside were visitors at the Sam Shaw home Monday evening. Larry Kreager has been 111 the past week with throat trouble. The 4-H Poultry club met at Merlin Anderson's home In Newell Heights Tuesday evening. The next meeting will be held June 19 at Don Elliot home at Adrian. Mrs Anderson Case, who Is In Inter-State Oil Co. the hospital at Caldwell, will be home soon. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Kraager Stunz Lumber Co. and family spent Memorial day at a picnic at the Charlie Sch wetter Nyssa Lumber Co. home In Owyhee. Chadwick’s Drive-in Injured— larol Pagan. 8-year-old daugh- of Mr and Mrs Merlyn Pagan, Inland Oil Co. lined an Injury to one of her era Tuesday while she was rld- on a tractor. She caught one Gordon’s Drive-in er fingers In a cultivator drawn he tractor The flesh was cut. Nyssa Bowling Center saluting five stltehaa. SadMeMret/- BUY MORE THAN BEFORE Towne’s Garage Idaho Power Co. Wilson Brothers Ronald’s Shoe Shop Fanners Supply Co-op Frank T. Morgan Polar Cold Storage Plant HERE’S W H A T UNCLE SAM OFFERS Y O U IN THE FIFTH W A R L O A N The “ basket” of securities to be sold under the direction of the State War Finance Committees during the Fifth War Loan consists of eight indi vidual issues. These issues are designed to fit the investment needs of every person with money to invest. THK OFFERING INCLUDES: A S*H m E, F and G Savings Bonds ★ Series C Savings Notes ★ Bonds of 1965-70 ★ 2% Bonds of 1952-54 k l k \ Notes, Series B of 1947 k W Certificatei of Indebtedness Food Mart Gamble Store Atkeson’s Clothing Store Powell Service Station Eder Hardware Co. Moss-Ninemire Motor Co. Thompson Oil Co. A1 Thompson and Son Nyssa Packing Co. Main’s Cleaners Nyssa Furniture Co. Hollingsworth Hdwe. & Imp. Co. Nyssa Elevator Boise Payette Lumber Co.
