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PACE THREE THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL T H U R S D A Y JUNE ¿9, 1944 home of Mrs Dennis Patch for a at Caldwell Thursday. Mrs Jess Gregg, and daughter. ■pot-luck supper 'liie Frances Deffer family and Becky Lou. Mrs Anna Gregg and Mrs Cecil Greer and children vis Miss Ruth Gregg attended the br ited relatives In Welser Sunday. idal shower for Miss Frances Sandy Mrs Qear wRl leave from Welser for her home In Vancouver to meet in Nyasa Tuesday evening. E. E. Crocker. Ewan Chard and her husband who is home on fur Mr Ashby piarhased a new hay ba lough. RATES: Two cent* per word lo r each Issue. Minimum cesti In The Home Economics club met ilor. advance Is 30c. Mr and Mrs Frank Crocker af Tuesday afternoon at the home of THE METHODIST COMM UNITY munlon served each Lord’s day Nyssa spent Sunday evening at the Mrs K. I. Peterson. Christian Endeavor, 7 p. m„ Dan CHURCH Rev. and Mrs Reiman attended Louis Skinner home. M. H. Greenlee. Pastor Mrs Annie Gregg and daughters, Pennie, president. __________________ che funeral of Jack Atkins of South For TRADE MISCELLANEOUS Sunday school opens at 10 a.m. Ruth and Lillian. Mrs George G r Evening services o f the church, ' 0wyhee Thursday T O TRAD E—Good used washer to For Sale 'There is a class for every age group 8 p. m „ a half hour of evange- j M r and Mrs Gail Martin attend egg. Mr and Mrs Jess Gregg and trade for refrigerator. Phone 64. 1 and a good teacher for each class. . Sermon topic: "'He ed a family picnic at Roswell, hon Becky Lou. Mrs Martha Klingback Bill- Sale—One 9-foorf hay rake, 1 22JTFC 'sin ce we go directly to the classes ADRIAN FREE METHODIST , orlng Lenny Martin, who will leave I and son. Fred, and Mr and Mrs 8. potato digger, 1 year-lid Duroc- soon for the army. Mr Martin has [ D. Bigelow attended the wedding CHURCH | In Sunday school at in a.m every Jelsey boar, eligible for registrat Legal Advertisement been employed in the Gall Martin of Miss Frances Sandy and William Adrian, Oregon one Is urged to be on taxi, d o m ion A. H. Bishop, 6 miles north of blacksmith shop. ¡Gregg in Nyssa. Sunday afternoon. H. Reiman, Pastor ¡ADM INISTRATOR’S NOTICE TO ing worship starts at 11 am This Ni^su, east of track on King aven- _4undav" ""IYie Daator! Sunday school .................. 10 A.M. | Mr and Mrs William Woods visit- Mr and Mrs Don Grant of Boise CREDITORS tie. 2#J2xp S T S I ' m , , ™ , w P « « folio wing. .n B oP, Sood o, ! , T “ IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE “ win bring a mi T . U , ™ Rev. and Mrs Reiman attended the Jess Gregg home. FOR SALE —1929 Chevrolet coach. STATE OF OREGON FOR THE communion service. The Interned - young peoples meeting ........ 8 P M the meeting of the W .M 8. of the Mns Byrd Walters and Mrs Rex Just overhauled and repainted. Ne- COUNTY OF MALHEUR ¡late, Youth, and Young Adult Fell- ' ^ by M ri E H1U Free Methodist church at the N e l- ! Walters were guests of Mr and Mrs e^fly new pre-war tires. Phone 5M, In The Matter of the Estate owshlp meetings are held at 7:30 ... son heme of South Owyhee Friday. EMs Walters Tuesday and Wednes- 22J2XP Kenneth Pond. of pjm. The evening worship service Preachmg Mr and Mrs Drowns and fa m ily ! day of last week. Mrs Rex Walters E LIZAB E TH M. P ILLS B U R Y . de starts at 8:30 pan. with a half hour | Prayer meetings at the Clarence EXJR SALE—Small caterpillar with were Sunday dinner guests at th e : ¡caves this week to visit her hus- ceased. of congregational singing and In- ' Nelson home at Ridgeview bUldozer, just re-conditloned. Mow ' 1)311(1 at Camp Roberts, California Dale Ashcraft home. N O TICE IS HEREBY G IVEN eludes an Inspirational message by ^ Wed at „. P M and at the A. H. in g machine, rubber-wheeled wag The Young People’s society of the ®nd relatives in Oakland. that the undersigned, Lora E. Pllls- the pastor. Prayer service Is h e W i8haw home in Kingman Kolony on. large tractor grain rdlll and United Presbyttrian church hiked. Dale Glenn left Sunday for Port- bury has been appointed adminis at the parsonage at 8 o’clock Wed- | horse cultivator. Square Deal G ar Thursday at 8 p.m. Come and wor to the hills for their bi-mon- lal'd and Salem to look for work trator of the estate of Elizabeth M. neaday evening. age. Emmet, Idaho. 22J2XP thly social. Games were played foll and visit relatives. ship with us. Plllsbury, deceased, by the County Mrs Jean Brown, who has been owed by refreshments at the King- Court of Malheur County, Oregon, TO R SALE—-Registered Aberdeen- FULL GOSPEL CHURCH visiting her mother, Mrs Anna Lar man Kolony school. CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Angus bulls, $200. Purebred but and has qualified. Rev. Lloyd N. Pounds, Pastor Mrs Threlma Elliott and Mrs K r- son left for a visit at The Dalles,, E. J. Wilson, Pastor. NOW THEREFORE, all persons not registered, $100. Old enough Sunday school at 10 A.M. en route to her home in Pasadena, 10: AiM. Sunday school. Earnest eager attended the 4 -It Leaders for service. A. E. Reiman and having claims against the estate of Morning worship at 11 A.M. California. meeting at Ontario Saturday. Barker, superintendent. son, Banks, Idaho. 22J2XP Elizabeth M. Plllsbury, deceased, Evening evangelistic service at 8 Mr and Mrs John Holly and Mrs are hereby notified and required to o'clock. 11 A M. A goor lively song service Wiliam Holly and Billy visited M rs \ TO R 9A&E— 1 good hay wagan, also present the same, with proper vou with preaching following. CCeal Boswell of Vale Sunday. % ’ McCormick Cream separator No. chers, duly verified, within six mon 7 to 7:15, pre-prayer service. NYSSA ASSEMBLY OF GOD 7-/> In good condition. Jake J. Grout ths from the date of this notice, to 7:15 Young people's and junior ^ ' ^ “ ‘ ^ J o h n Z16tercoto'“ d Orris. Vern annual dehydrator picnic at Vale Butler GeoI^ e Moeller and Theo A tb ert5 ert^ A 22J2xp the undersigned Lora E. Plllsbury, Sunday school, 9:45 am . Alan Ed meetings. ^ ve, v monds Superintendent. Every class last week at the law office o f Charles W. welcomes you. 8 pm . Wednesday, July 5 miss Matherly are cutting their peas for TO R S A IL —J940 Chevrolet sedan. Mr and Mrs Alvin McGinnis en Swan, at Vale, Oregon, which place ionary and crusaders meetings at the cannery this week. Morning service, 11: o’clock Radio, heater, defroster and driving tertained Mr and Mrs William W o the undersigned selects as his place Mr arid Mrs Chandler and son, Junior church service at 11 a, m the church. llgihts. 50 per cent rubber. Inquire od at dinner Thursday evening. of business In all matters connected Donny, of Caldwell visited at the Evangelistic 8 o’clock. Inland Oil station. 22J2xp A. W. Curtis and Ada went to with said estate. Otis Bullard and George Moeller THE COM M UNITY UNITED Prayer meeting Thursday, Nampa Thursday. Ada remained in homes Sunday afternoon. FO R SALE—Commercial fe rtilize r- PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Dated and first published June o’clock. Nampa and will be enrolled In the School election was held last we ammonia nitrate and ammonia sul 8. 1944. Last publication July 6, 1944 Kingman Memorial A cordial welcome to all. cadet nursing course at the Nampa ek. Mrs Glen Dowers was re-elected phate. Fruitland nursery. Pruitland, J> C. Nevin. Pastor. LO R A E. P IL L S B U R Y hospital. clerk. Olen Dowers was elected dlr- Idaho. 1JTFC Administrator o f the Estate of 10 A.M., Bible school. L D. 8. CHURCH The intermediate Scouts met S a t- , . . . , , ector. Otis Bullard was the retiring 11 A.M., Morning worship. Ser Elizabeth M. Plllsbury, deceased. Sunday 9:15 a.m. Priesthood urday at the home of Betty Jean I . . ,, , “ ___1 . ,______ _______ ______ director. He served 18 years on the mon: •’Buildlnk Christian Charact meeting WANTED Toombs. The two patrols engaged \ board. Sunday 10:30 am . Sunday school. er: Virtue.” NOTICE TO CREDITORS in a trail finding contest. Two new Margaret Payne of Ontario visited 8 P.M., Evening worship. An in W ANTED —To rent sewing machine Sunday 7:30 p. m. Sacrament members, Verla McDermott and Notice hereby Is given to the cr at the Vern Butler home Sunday. formal hour of inspiration and in by month. Write W. Cook, route 2, meeting. editors and all other persons inter Gladys Moses, were enrolled. Dally vacation Bible school begin Nyssa. Oregon. Tuesday 2:00 p.m. R elief society struction. Discussion groups. ested in the estate of Sid E. Smith, On Thursday evening Rev. and here Monday with Miss Clarbel Wr- Tuesday, July 4. Congregational meeting. deceased, that the undersigned has WANTED—Used furniture. Highest First Tuesday of each month at picnic at Stanley Hill Grove. Basket Mrs Nevin entertained the execut-1 i„ht n f RoUe a« teacher prices paid. Phone 149W Nyssa been appointed executrix of said es 4 p.m. Primary for children bet dinner at 12:30 pm . Games and « committee of the Young P ~ - 1 ^ “ » g ^ e r o i Camp Furniture Co. 1ATF< tate and has qualified as such. All pie's society at dinner and made ate wart. Georgia who spent his races after dinner. ween ages of 4 and 12. persons having claim against said furlough here, returned to his ca Thursday, 8 pm., officers meet at plans for the coming year. WE P A Y H IGHEST PRICES loi estate are required to present same, M ISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH mp Sunday. the Overstreet home. Choir practice live fox feed horses. Phone 8 Pay verified as required by law, together LegUn Hall C. W. Barrett went to Salem this at Toomb home. ette. i7Ntfc with proper vouchers, within six Sunday school 10 a. m., Joe H. week to visit his daughter. months after the first publication Woodard, superintendent. Preach F U R N ITU R E W ANTED—We pay SUNSET VALLEY Mrs John ZtttercOb returned fr A community dance was given in of this notice to the undersigned at highest prices for used furniture. ing, 10:30. Brother Ray Bran- ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH om Portland and Corvallis Satur Cow Hollow haU Saturday to honor I the office of A. L. Fletcher In the Nordale Furniture company. 21Jtfc stetter will preach in the absence day. She was accompanied home by H. B. Walkup. Pastor. Bob R effett and Troy Cates, who City of Nyssa, Oregon, that being o< Brother Larson. her daughter, Evelyn, who gradua Sunday school 10 a. m. are home on furloughs. A quilt and the place designated for the tran Everybody welcome. ted from OS.C. Morning worship 11 a. m. MISCELLANEOUS saction of all business pertaining to two large pictures were given away Evangelistic service 8 p. m Sunday school will be held at 10 said estate. by the Wahlne club. Agnes Eastman Lost—License plate. 275.832 Oregon. T R IN IT Y LUTHERAN CHURCH Prayer meeting Wednesday eve a.m. next Sunday. The program of won the quilt, one of the musicians Barbara V. Smith, Executrix Reward Return Journal office. Parma ning 8 p. m. the Bible school will be held Friday won one picture and Sadie Parker Estate of Sid S. Smith, deceased 29J2xp John E. Simon, Pastor. evening at the school house. Every Everyone cordially Invited to at won the other picture. First pub. June 29. 1944 Morning service at 10. tend these services. one is Invited. LOST--Scoop shovel. Between my Last pub. July 27, 1944 Mr and Mrs F L. Parker were in Sunday school at 11. Those visiting at Oeorge Moeller farm on Gem avenue and Nyssa. Ontario Wednesday. Lutheran hour over K F X D at 4. ST. PAUL’S EPISCOPAL home Sunday were, Mr and Mrs L. E. Robbins. 22J2xp Mrs Agnes Eastman received a Emmons of Ontario, Loraine Con- MISSION CHURCH OF CHRIST The Rev. Burton Salter, vicar. telegram Sunday notlfing here of boy of Olen wood. Wash, and Mr PERSONAL—Lonely? Write box 28. (Christian) Morning prayer and sermon, 9:30 the serious illness of her husband, ] arMj M rs Paul Moeller. Vancouver, Washington. 18MTPC M r and Mrs W. W. Deffenbaugh George Whipple. Pastor. Holy communion and sermon each Archie. Mrs Eastman and daughter have received word that their son. Bible school, 10 a. m., Paul God second Sunday of the month. left Monday for Portland. ■Corsets Surgical garm- Pvt. Morris Detffentouugh, Is now frey, superintendent. A class for Church school at 10:30 a. m. stationed in England. Women's Guild second Wednesday every age. ents M r and Mrs Vern Parker and of each month. Girdles Brazzieres fam ily of Adrian were visitors F ri Morning worship. 11 a. m., Com- Our reputation of re Rev. Krlner delivered a message1 leader. Mrs J. C. Nevin, met at the day evening at the William Toomb home in Adrian. ALICE A. COLLINS home of Betty Jean Toomb Satur after Sunday school Sunday. He Mrs Floyd HUlln and daughter, home. Box 500 Phone 122-J liability and fair deal and his family, were dinner guests day. Mrs Glen Reid of Nampa was Nona, of California were Sunday Mrs Bach, mother of Mrs J. O. cf the Roy Warren family. a Wednesday night quest at the dinner guests at the H. M. Show ings is your assurance Miss Ruth Gregg of Walla Walla, BUTCHERING Lane, has received word that her , Custom butchering every Monday Sam Shaw home. Mrs Retd and Mrs home. son, Sgt. Walter Bach, has returned who has been visiting her mother, of proper treatment. Mrs Lawrence Kreager and Mrs from New Guenia and Is In a hos Mrs Anna Gregg Of Sunset valley, and Friday. Beef, sheep and pork. Shaw are sisters. Mrs Charlie Wilson and Mrs Clarence Ellliot attended the 4-H pital In Indiana. Sanitary butchering guaranteed. returned home Monday. W e strive to give co Phone 05R1. One mile west of Nyssa William Toomb were Monday after leaders meeting in Ontario Satur Mrs Kenneth McDonald and two Arlene Piercy of Adrian was a op Alberta Ave. Jake Fischer noon visitors at the Harvey Otis day. Saturday night guest of Betty T o children, guests of Mrs Martha K l- mplete satisfaction by The Girl Scout troop and their omb ingback, left for their home In Bre Nona Ray Hellln of Riverside, merton Wednesday. attending to the minu Mrs George Gregg and Mrs M ar CaHf. was a Friday night visitor of tha KUngback and son, Fred, att- ' Rachel Shaw. ended the picnic of the Simplot d e - 1 test details. hydrating plant workers In Caldwell j taswance Wednesday. Others from Owyhee l were Mr and Mrs Grover Douglass ! Phone M Mrs Clarence Anderson and Mrs and daughter. Udith OREGON NY 884 Shirley Scroggins of Jordan Valley The Lynn Kygar and Charles Cu- * visited the Dan Holly family F ri Ibertson families attended the sale day Mrs Anderson is a sister-in-law o f Mrs Dan Holly. Mrs John Holly. Mrs William Ho L E T US PROVIDE A HOME M AR K E T FOR YO UR F A T HOGS lly and Mrs Dennis Patch attended Sell where there Is no commission to pay, no shrink, no un- the shower for Eleanor Haworth at DENTISTS Do it volinoli at I Each V i t i necesiary expense Incurred through a great number of men the Brumbach home. 0|PT0 M ETRISTS manant W art Solution, Mies Lily Steiner and Miss Virg required to handle your hogs and where you can see and check ahampoo, cariara and J. R. C U N D A LL wavaaat Saia Mattar tack guar. inia Jarvis have been accepted as DR. J. A. McFALL aata*. Oal a Caara-Karl Kk tifar. the weight of your hogs yourself. Dentist cadet nurses and will leave October NYSSA PHARMACY We buy hogs every Friday at the stockyards in Nyssa, Ore. “ See Me Fall and Sue 5 for training In La Grande. Phone 58-J and Homedale. Idaho. Lt. Miles Wallace, en route to San Sarazin Clinic For Friday’s price phone 111 R, Nyssa, between the hours of 5 Counties Diego and Corporal Bob Eastman N YS8A OREGON have been visiting friends In this Prom Largest Stock of 5 P.M. and 9 P.M. on Thursdays or 53JLJ, Homedale, on Friday vicinity. Genuine F R A N K K U LLAN D E R JEW ELRY STORES The French family of Roswell vi DURCIS Classified Advertising Arcadia COI.UM BBIA AVENUE Mr and Mrs Edwin Morison and son returned Friday from Toppen- ish, Washington where they visited Mrs Morison's parents. Mr and Mrs U. Bunch. Carol Cooper, three-year old dau ghter of Mr and Mrs Glen Cooper, who has been under a doctor's care at the nursing home, came home Sunday. Mr and Mrs James Kakebeeke of Ontario were Friday afternnon vis itors at the Dick Groot home. Mr Kakebeeke. who was home on a furlough, left Saturday for Farra- gut Idaho. Norma Jensen returned to Boise Sunday after spending the week end with her parents. Mr and Mrs Melvin Jensen. Saturday afternoon callers at the Jacob Gropt home were Mr and Mrs Gerrlet Groot of Apple valley. Mr and Mrs Pete Tensen were Sunday dinner guests at the home o f their daughter, Mrs John Broad. Mr and Mrs E. P Larson. Miss Ruth Larson. Norman Larson and E. C. Larson were Ontario visitors Wednesday. Returns Unexpectedly— Miss DarThel Bybee returned to her home In Nyssa after a two- months visit with relatives in Cal ifornia. While there She was emp loyed by the Goodrich T ire Comp any, making bullet proof gas tanks for planes. She plans on returning to enter the University, at Redlan's this fall. Visit Here— Mr and Mrs Lewis Hyde of Boise were overnight guests of Mr and Mrs Walter Marshall Saturday. E.W. PRUYN Auto Repairing Reboring, Valve Grind ing, Lathe work. Parts and accessories Phone 56w Upper Sunset Kingman Kolony Owyhee Professional Aid Business Directory Bernard Eastman Real Estate Servin Union Paclfle Tima Inspector JEWELRY — DIAM ONDS ONTARIO PHYSICIANS Official Time Inspector for Union Paclfle ONTARIO OREOOH SHOE SHOPS :• a n o * shop AU kind« of shoe and ham « repairing * Acm es from poet office. Parts Orders Shipped Immediately sited Sunday at the Harvey Otis home. The Young Married Women's cl ass of the United Presbyterian ch urch met Wednesday evening at the Me Cluer-Manser WATCHES Mata Street at Second WYCKOFF JEWELRY STORE Nyssa Funeral Home Adrian L EYESIGHT SPECIALIST PAULUS JEWELRY STORE L. A. Maul ding, M.D. Phone 48 Payette. Idaho Physician and i Hours: 10 to 11 and I lo I Daily— Except Sunday Fry SnUdtag__________ Don M. Graham Insurance Agency SARAZIN CLINIC J. J. Sarazin. M. D. General X-Ray practice of medtafcM Sensible Prices M A IL T H IS C O U P O N TOOAY' I D G A R W SMITH IJ CttfSktt SuilSmf T P o r t l a n d 4. o r c o o n RWaM mu '*11 um hi ih* "M r. Sttiith Fire and Automobile O « « » ta W k k ilia flo a Insurance Rentals «in k t«tt4 ttM 1 • i « » « « t t it t k ir i i t t cars att4 Rie ratta C ft,- That sn aggle-tooth ed saw edge can rip gouges in cylin der walls in a flash. That’s why you use m otor oil to keep cylinder and piston apart. And that’s why you need an oil like "R P M ” ; one that won’t leave bare spots, by crawling away from high engine heat, or draining into the crankcase when the engine's idle. Special com pounding makes R P M Motor O il cling stubbornly to hot or cold metal surfaces. N ow , when cars and parts are precious— switch to RPM M o tor Oil, and change it every 1000 miles— right on the dot! To W ater Users Since we have had to abandon the low pre&- sure, here are a few simple rules we must foll ow: Do not water from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. Do not allow hoses to lay in one place long enough to waste water down streets and side walks. Water must be o ff from 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. Above all else remember that any time the fire siren blows turn o ff all water. This will allow more pressure to fight said fires. Claude Willson Bonds A b righ tly m achined pltfon lo o k * a t «lick a t g la s s . But • N H th rough a m icroscopa: City Water Master. W. K. B IL I.” St PHONE HIKEMAN 61 Your local repr esent at i ve for S T A N D A R D of C A L I F O R N I A
