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THÈ KVSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL THURSDAY JULY 13, 1944
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Me Bain.
lakes this week. Those attending 8 p.m.
are Mrs Dwight Seward and daug
Taken Ts Hospital—
hter. Rev and Mrs E. J. Wilson
Mrs M. H Johnson was taken to
and son. Mr and Mrs Ernest Bar
the Nampa hospital Monday for
ker and Mr and Mrs Don Seward
medical treatment.
Returns From Visit—
Expected Home—
Mrs C. C. Cotton returned home
Pvt. Jimmie Cook is expected ho
Tuesday from a visit with relatives
me from Camp Attebury, Indiana
in Idaho. She visited her ion. Jack
Friday to visit his parents, Mr and
Claiborn, at Kimberley, Idaho and
her three daughters. Mrs R H. Va- Mrs A. V. Cook
nderpool of Twin Falls and Mrs Cl
yde King and Mrs M. A. Webb oi Visit In Baker—
Jerome.
Mr and Mrs A. V. Cook and son,
BUSINESS \JoMEN MEET
m
The Nyssa Business Women's club
met Tuesday evening at the city
im
park. The evening was spent play
ing crocket. The next regular meet
ing o f the club will be held August
B IO BEND G IR L WEDS
affiliated with Delta Zeta sorority.
8 at 7:30 in the park.
Miss Eleanor Haworth, daughter The bridegroom attended Ohio S t
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of M r and Mrs R. L. Haworth, and ate university two years and Oreg-|
IN T E R T A IN 8 CLUB
Mrs Joe Sutherland was hostess
Richard Q. Fisher, son o f Mr and on State college one year He is In
Mrs C. J. Fisher of Columbus. Ohio, the intelligence division of the radio j to the Tuesday afternoon bridge cl
ub this
week at her home. High
were married Thursday morning at air corps.
'scores were won by Mrs J. B. Giez-
was i
10 o ’clock in the First Baptist ch , Quests at the . dinner . which
,
, , entanner and Mrs Burnall Brown.
■ served at the home of her uncle. Mrs R Q
and Mrs Tom E1_
urch at Fallon, Nevada.
were gueJts o{ lhe hoste£.
Rev. Reed performed the double Earl Haworth were Mrs M E Rog-
ring ceremony in the presence of ers, Mr and Mrs R. L. Haworth
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relatives Mrs Reed presided at the Phyllis Haworth o f Big Bend. Mrs
A U X IL IA R Y MEETS
pipe organ.
j Alva Watts and Roger Watts of
A special meeting of the Ameri
The church was beautifully dec- Parma. Mrs Evelyn Jones and Mrs can Legion auxiliary was held July
orated in pastel shades of stock.
Lawrence M ehaffey of Antioch, Ca- 6 at the home of Mrs Bert Adams.
The bride, given in marriage by lifom ia. Rev. and Mrs Reed and
Mrs Roy Howe, chairman of the
her father wore a white faille sat- the Earl Haworth family. Mrs Fish- membership committee, reported On
in gown, with high neck, long slee- 1 er will visit her uncle Richard Haw- the Nyssa auxiliary's participation
ves and train, also a finger tip veil orth in Baltimore, while her hus- in the state membership contest.
that had been worn by her sister, band is in training.
She reported that 29 members had
Evelyn when she was married a few
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paid dues for the coming year
E N T E R T A IN A T DINNER
years ago. She carried a bouquet of
The auxiliary voted to buy a 150
Mr and Mrs Ormand Thomas en war bond. The auxiliary bond sales
white boucardia
Her sister, Phyllis Haworth br tertained at a dinner Saturrday amounted to more than $6000
idesmaid, wore a pink silk organdy evening at a surprise party honor
Delegates to the department con
dress and carried a nosegay of sw- ing Mrs Robert Thompson. Seven vention to be held in Portland Aug
eetpeas. Earl Haworth was best teen guests were seated at an 8 ust 10, 11 and 12. are Mrs Bert Ad
man.
{ o’clock dinner.
ams and Mrs Sid Burbidge. Altern
After the ceremony a wedding
Clever decorations were carired ates are Mrs Albert Heldt and Mrs
dinner was served at the home of out in nursery scenes, using a color H. O. Hopkins.
Mr and Mrs Earl Haworth. The br- scheme of pink and white. The par-
A fter the Thursday night meet
idal couple left at one o'clock f o r ! ty was in the form o f a personal ing a committee served refresh
Sacramento. From there they will shower ofr Mrs Thompson.
ments to the auxiliary and legion
Those attending were Mr and Mrs members.
go to Fort Mead, Maryland.
The bride received her early ed Ira Ure, Mr and Mrs Dave Mitch
ucation at Wade, graduated from ell. Mr and Mrs Herbert Fisher,
G U ILD M AKES P LA N 8
Parma high school and was a mem Mr and Mrs Herschel Thompson.
St. Paul's guild of the Episcopal
ber of this year's graduating class Mi and Mrs Robert Thompson. Mrs church held a social and business
In home economics at Oregon state Verna Beutler, Dr. and Mrs L. A. meeting at the home of Mrs H. B.
college. Corvallis where she was Maulding and Mr and Mrs D. L. Sherwood with Mrs Charles Drew-
Be one o f the
few who delay
and lose out
In Blacksmith Shop
Interviewing
Oi
Call-Boys
Visit Here
Frank E. Lawrence, machinist’s
mate In the navy, and Mrs Lawre
nce are heie for a visit. From here
Machines in Action . . .
gp Mr and Mrs Lawreence will go to
R ovin g the shops, yards and o f San Diego, where he wil report for
fices of the Union P a c ific r a il duty July 26.
road, R ep o rter K ay C lark each
week tells his nation-wide radio Hay Stack Burns—
A hay stack on the Bill Hlpp pro
rudience how the railroad "k eep s
'em ro llin g .’ ’
His "on-th c-job” perty burned to the ground Friday,
in terview * with railroad em p lo y necessitating the removal of cattle
es are a regu lar featu re of "Y o u r and hogs to be fed.
A m e ric a ,” the netw ork program
presented each w eek. by. the Utahns Here—
Mrs Lelah Talbot and Mrs Myra
Union P a c ific .
Holley of Roy, Utah were in Nyasa
spending a few days with her dau with M r and Mrs John Sorenson
Sunday to visit friends. They came
ghter.
of Nampa.
as others have wisely done. It pays.
Insure In Sure Insurance
Frank T. Morgan
Saturday, July 15
Bybee Livestock Co.
¡as. Bonnie Ward. Annette Camp- vlslted her husband ^
» week,
bell. Vera Fay Counsll. Mickey T a l
Taken
To
Hospital—
bert, Patty Oiezentanner. Norma
Earl Anderson, former Nyssa res
Williams. Dolores Coffman, and
ident. who has been living at Sal
Ruth Boor.
em, has been taken to the veterans
SHOW ER G IVEN MR THOM PSON | hosPita* in Portland
A surprise "pink and blue" shower
Attending Institute—
was given by Dr. L. A. Maulding
Several members o f the Nazarene
at his home last Friday evening in
honor of Robert Thompson. Many church of Nyssa are attending a
lovely gifts were received by Mr. young people's institute at Payette
, Thompson.
Phone 25-R
D. O. Bybee, Mgr.
Phone 05 J3
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PROGRAM
THEATRE
Double Feature
FRIDAY and SA T U R D A Y JULY 14— 15
Rosemarv Lane and Johnny Downs in
“TROCADERO”
Charles Starrett and Jeanne Bates in
“SU N D O W N V A L L E Y ”
Mat., Sat., 2:30 Adm 25e-5c Inr. Tax
Adm. Evenings, 40c-9c, Including Tax
SU N D A Y and M O ND AY JULY 16— 17
Wallace Beery, Marjorie Main, Dorothy Mor
ris, Donald Meek and Dickie Hall in
“RATIO NING”
America’s Number 1 Headache . . Rationing . .
Tin ned Into the Number 1 Fun-Fest.
Cartoon and Newest March o f Time.
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— B A R G A IN N IG H T—
TUESDAY JULY 18
Jean Parker and Robert Lowerv in
“THE N A V Y W A Y ”
Cartoon and Tiger Woman
Adm. tSe-tc, Inc. Tax
W EDNESDAY and TH UR SD AY JULY 19— 20
Margaret Sullavan, Ann Sothern, Joan Blon-
dell. Fay Bainter and Marsha Hunt in
“CRY H A V O C ”
A stirring Story o f the Role Women Played in
the Heroic Defense of Bataan.
Cartoon and News
Evening«. 40c-4c
Including
LO ST—Red cocker spaniel puppy.
Return to Mrs Robert Davis. 3m-
ltty's
grot.
Reward.
13Jlxp
W ANTED —T o buy good binder, 7 or
8 foot M A. Rataezyk.
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1 Minute Sermon
(Tomorrow's Religion»
I f thou turn away the foot from
tiie sabbath from doing thy pleasure
on my holy day; and call the sabh-
ath a delight, the holy of the Lord,
honorable; and shall honor him,
not doing thine own ways, nor fi
nding thine own pleasure nor sp
eaking thine own words; Then sh-
alt thou delight thyself In the L o
their 2 Vi month old baby to a sp rd; and I will cause ahee to ride
ecialist in Boise Wednesday lor upon the high places, —for the mo
uth of the Lord hath spoken It.
treatment.
ISA 58:13-14 Listen, my Christian
friends, those of you who know you
sliould be in the house of Clod att
ending to His services when those
services are conducted—what kind
of religion do you want America to
have for the coming generation?
According to Dr Clarence Benson
writing on the National Association
Tickets $1 Everybody of Evangelicals recently held at
Columbus. Ohio Sunday school att
welcome.
Orchestra, Ossie’s Ram endance is rapidly declining In A m
erica. He states that the Methodists
blers
have lost, one third o f the young
people In their Sunday schools. At
Sunset valley hall
the rate of the present decline the
Presbyterians will have no Sunday
school In 15 years and the Episcopal
in 11 years. Other churches were
mentioned as barely holding their
own and others progressing slowly.
So, my friend, how will you cast
your vote for Tomorrows Religion?
Do you want a Christies* America
on a slippery downward grade (A ll
I Nations that forget Ood shall be
cast into H ell) or do you want a
flourishing America that wholly
Nearly New
honors God? They that trust in the
Lord shall be as mount Zion, which
Consists of settee, ro cannot
be removed, but ahldeth fo r
ever. Psa 125:1 Christian friends,
by your forsaking the house of the
cker and chair.
Lord to do your own business on
the Lord's day your saying In e ff
Light brown color.
ect that you do not want Christian
religion In America. Six days given
to you—why do you rob Ood o f His
day? May God burn this warning
into your hearts until you will do
something about It.
LLO YD N. POUNDS
DANCE
July 14
Wicker
Set
Furn. Store
6 good springer milk cows.
Some good stock cattle.
1 McCormick binder, fair condition.
Mat.. Sun.. 2:30 Adm.. 30c-9c. Inc. Tax
Adm. Evenings. 40c 4c, Including Tax
SALE— B uff Orpington Fryers
W ill deliver. Mrs Frank P. Ward.
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Nordale
Livestock
Phone IOÖ
On Vacation—
Mr and Mrs Eldred Brower and
infant daughter left Friday for a
10-day vacation. They will visit Mr
Brower's mother, Mrs Croker, who
will be In Burley from Salt Lake
City. Miss Vera Andersen accomp
anied them.
FO R
Mrs John Bishop returned home
last week from Ogden, Utah, where
i she and Lieutenant Bishop visited
j before he left for his station in
| Mississippi. Lieutenant and Mrs
Bishop, who went to Ogden from
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Ontario by plane, visited at the H,
Y O U TH T O BE HONORED
A potluck supper will be served A. Benning and Keith Bailey homes
Go To Moscow—
in the Sunset valley hall Thursday In Ogden.
M r and Mrs S. J. Lemon and
night, July 30 In honor o f Frank
family left Saturday for Moscow,
Knottlngham, who is home on leave Attends Party—
Mrs John Bishop and family att Idaho, where Mr Lemon attended
from the navy.
ended a birthday gathering given at a hatchermen's convention.
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Big Bend Tuesday in celebration
G IR L SCOUTS GO C AM PIN G
The Girl Scouts of Group “ D ” of the birthday of her father. E. H . ! To Serve Ice Cream -
St. Paul's guild will serve ice
went on a camping trip Wednesday Brum bach.
cream and cake on the Eva Boydell
THE FU LL GOSPEL
evening. They were accompanied by
lawn Friday evening before and a f
Nysea, Oregon
I iheir leader, Mrs Hazel Lane and Visiting At Brogan—
Mrs Bell Hall and baby are sp ter the band concert, starting at
Phone 150VV
j their president’s mother, Mrs Le
ending this week at Brogan visit
i Ray Trabert.
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They cooked their supper and ing Mrs Hall's sister-in-law.
breakfast over a campfire and slept
Returns From Portland—
j in the open.
Charles
Drewitz reiurnea
returned
The members who went were: j Mrs '-
narles urewllz
ninrip Trabert.
Tmhpt-r Marlene
M ari.r,. Mo- . Tuesday from Portland, where she
1 Donna Clarie
the damage is great. Be sure to protect yourself
NYSSA
Arthur Vernon, and Mrs Mary Ly-
Returns T o Salt Lake—
ells spent the Fourth of July in
Mrs Ada Bateman returned Thu
rsday to Salt Lake City after a vis Baker with relatives.
it of two weeks with Mr and Mrs
Returns To Home—
Douglas Bateman.
Beverly Donahue returned Tues
Visit In Missouri—
day to her home In Jerome, Idaho
Mrs Mike Evans of Ontario and after visiting at the home of Miss
her sister, Mrs Frank Evans o f Ny I.aRue Nye.
ssa, left Monday for Kansas City,
Missouri, where they will attend a Baby Treated—
family reunion.
Mr and Mrs Elza Herring look
Returns From Visit—
I j Mrs Don Graham returned home
f Tuesday from Bremerton, Washing-
II ton. where she visited Mr and Mrs
l Ralph Lawrence and family, form
er Nyssa residents for 10 days.
B IR T H D A Y P A R T Y HELD
Mrs W. E. Schireman gave a bir
thday party for her mother, Mr3
Pearl Klnsory Saturday night. Mrs
Kinsory received many lovely gifts.
Disaster waits on no man. When fire rages,
Adm.
AT WORK
ltz asistlng Wednesday. Plans were
made for the annual Sunday school
picnic to be held sometime In Aug
ust. Members voted to hold their
annual thrift sale every Saturday
afternoon during the month of Au
gust at the parish hall. The group
will feature children’s school cl
othes. Anyone having articles to
donate are asked to call 64
Returns From Ogden—
D O N ’T
Col. Bill Lane,
Auctioneer
Phone 116J
YOUR AMERICA
Too Late to Claatify
Tax
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° U' S.ts Were i ra U " ' P e rry W a r d '
Don McBain. Henry Hartley. Jess
j A1 and Hershchel Thompson. Tom
Rurningham. Ormand Thomas and
| Harry Rice.
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HOSTS
CLUB
Mr and Mrs Oeorge Henneman
! were hosts to the Sunday evening
J I bridge club this week Prizes were
' given to Harry Miner and R O.
Whitaker
A
Vtailing Hei
Miss Vera Adams of Farragut. Id
aho Is visiting Mr and Mrs Douglas
Bateman
Visitine Brother—
Miss Naomi Robbins, home ec
onomics teacher In the St. Louis
public schools, is (pending the su
mmer with her brother. L E Rob
bins. and fxmtiy
V tailing Daughter—
Mrs Ada Hrwttt of Payette mot
her of Mrs Bernard Eastman, is
veiy beautiful, heavy weight
satin bound blanket. Large double
Attractive, durable plaid double
blankets. Large size 72 x 84. Sat-
ine bound. Colors peach, Rust, gr
een and blue.
LOCAL NEWS
Her» From Portland—
Mr and Mrs David Holman and
daughter of Portland are visiting at
the Lloyd Lewis home UUs week
Mr Holman, brother of Mrs Lewis.
Is employed In the foreign exchange
department of the First National
bank o f Portland.
This is our annual July blanket event at which time we give specials in
several blanket numbers and provide for you a convenient lay-away
purchase plan. You select the blank-ets you want and pay only 20 percent
down and the balance monthly. Then when you want the blankets they
are practically paid for and you have the blankets you wanted.
5 Per Cent Wool All Wool Blanket
Double Blankets
$14.95
$3.49
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Soldier Visit*—
Corporal Peter Purvis oi the Can
adian army, division of Scottish ri
flemen, is visiting at the home of
his sister, Mrs A. L Fletcher Cor
poral Purvis, who spent two years
overseas, has been Instructor of op
erational forces at Courteney. B C..
for the last eight months. He has
been railed for overseas duty again
JULY
Blanket Event
White Sheet Blankets
They call
Offensive
Ike
M ayb * you can’t help It if you
smell, brother, but torrw body cu t.
All they need to do is uee Sofenatc
on you and you'll be aa sweet aa
they coma.
Sofenatc is the new, all-round
farm disinfectant of Dr. Heaa b
Clark. It ia ideal for all dairy
equipment. Does not taint milk.
Stable in solution, so that the same
solution may be used for days.
Sofenatc ■ approved for official
disinfection following the clean
up job where a herd of cattle has
had Bang’s disease or bovine
tuberculosis
Use Sofenatc for sanitising poul
try equipment.
sanitising hog
houses and sheep sheds. It is defi
nitely an all round disinfectant. You
can get it from us,
no
For
war or
war.
Nyssa Pharmacy
$1.69
bed size. Plain color dusty rose,
peach, green, rust and blue.
Indian Blankets
$1.79 and $2.98
Fancy Indian design blankets. Ex
I>arge double bed size, white sheet
blanket. This is the better quality
blanket and regularly sells at $1.79
25 Per Cent Wool
Double Blankets
$5.98
Size 72 x 84, heavy weight plaid
double blankets. Colors blue, rust,
green and pink.
cellent for car robes, spreads and
also warm covers.
25 Per Cent Wool
$6.95
Good looking, durable satin bound
lor both warmeth and wear. Large
size and covers in many light eol-
ors.
USE OUR L A Y - A W A Y P L A N
au kèulet t y0Ur ntH>tU fr0m ° Ur 8t0Ck ° f Several hundre(i beautiful bl
Golden Rule Store
O f Nyssa
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