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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL PAGE SIX Mrs Winters, Mrs Suitor and Mrs Goodell won prizes. The next meet ing will be held at the Terhune ho me August 17. SU RPR ISE P A R T Y GIVEN Friends of Miss Verna Greenlee | gave a surprise slumber party in SO CIETY MEETS | spiral ion for a picnic supper held ! her honor Friday evening In her The Women's Society of Christian j at the home of Mi and Mrs A1 i h°me in observance of her birthday Service of the Methodist church Meier on the occasion of her birth- F hose attending were Greta Stunz, I Grace Foster, M ane Seburn. Effie met at the home of Mrs A Chad- ( day Sunday. Those attending were | Ellen c o Unsiif Beth Mitchell, Rom- wick this afternoon at 2 o’clock, j Mr and Mrs Perry Ward. Mr and I ajne Jennings and lone Field. Mrs O. O. Anderson had charge of Mrs Bernard Frost and Mr and Mrs I - }- the program, with the topic Med- I H erb m HOSTESS T O CLUB ical Work in Africa" Mrs W W S —5— Mrs Dave Mitchell was hostess to Foster led the devotions A short I B IR T H D A Y CELEBRATED I the Thursday pinochle club last business meeting was conducted by , M " Christine Jensen of Parma, week. Mrs W. H. Bybee was a gitest the president, Mrs M. H. Greenlee ,0lmer Nyssa reMdf‘nt' celebrated, of the club Prizes were glverf to Mrs C H Bennett was co-hostess hfr Mth birthday at the home of ( Mrs Dale Garrison, high scorer, and her sons. LaVon and Ben Jensen, ] Mrs 8 P Byybee. traveling prize. - s - Sunday. Forty guests attending th e ' _ | __ HOLD PIC N IC Members of the pinochle club and ^ t y included three daughters and I HAVE C HICKEN D IN N E R 1 . .sir families held a nicnic Mr and Mra *ra Ure hosts their picnic and sw- sw ,helr fam111“ ' M r s C e lla Hal1 anil imming party at the park in Cald her two sons, Lester and Bobbie, of tc 40 guests at a potluck chicken well Sunday. Those making the trip King Hill, Idaho, Mrs A. D. Crock dinner given on their lawn Satur ett of Glenns Ferry. Idaho and Mrs day evening at 8 o ’clock. from Nyssa were Mr and Mrs Ellis Luther Fife and family of Nyssa. - I - Buckland, Mr and Mrs LaRa Tra- The birthday cake was decorated BRID G E CLUB MEETS bert and family, Mr and Mrs Des The Sunday evening bridge club mond Jones andfamily, Mr and Mrs with 8i candles. The honoree rece met this week at the home of Mr Wayne Morris. Mrs Crawford and ived many lovely gifts. and Mrs R. G. Whitaker. Prizes - I — oaughter, Twila. Mr and Mrs Oliver BRIDGE CLUB MEETS were won by Mrs Whitaker, high, Loveland and family, and Mr and The Wednesday evening bridge and Harry Miner, second high. Mrs S. W. Abersold and family. club met at the home of Mrs Nick - - Rudelick last week. Prizes were won MEET A T BOY DELL HOME The Thursday afternoon bridge by Mrs Sid Burbldge. high, Mrs club met at the home of Mrs A. H Aden Wilson, second high, and Mrs 8 THURSDAY - 8 - I Nyssa Pharmacy - 5 - CLUB HOLDS M EETING The Chatter Box club held Its July meeting at Mrs Willis Bert ram's home with Mrs Leslie-Topliff as co-hostess Fifteen members an swered roll call with a "blessing of democracy". Mrs Wilson Winters and Mrs Melvin Brounier were gu ests. Mrs Terhune and Mrs Swean- ey were in charge of the program 111 in h in I n h 11 it unni it ti 1111 ii n 11 h h h ti uhi h ni ni ti li ti 111 mi ii n M NYSSA Phone IO& it iih nv PROGRAM THEATRE Double Feature FRIDAY and SATURDAY JULY 28— 29 Ann Miller and Larry Parks in “HFY ROOKIE” Don “ Red” Barry and Twinkle Watts in “THE MAN FROM THE RIO GRANDE” Mat.. Sat.. 2:20 M m . 25c-5c Inc. Tax Adm. Evenings, 40r-9c, Including Tax SUNDAY and MONDAY JULY 30—31 George Murphy, Ginny Simms, Charles Winn- inger, Gloria DeHaven, Lena Horn, Hazel Scott and “ Rochester” in Mat.. San.. 2:39 Adm., 30c-9e, Inr. Tax Adm. Evenings, 40c-4c. Including Tax — B A R G A IN N IG H T — TUESDAY AUGUST 1 -lane Withers and Jimmy Lvdon in “MY BEST GAL” Cartoon, Sports and Tiger Woman Adm. 25e-tr. Inc. Tax U . S . M 4 rule C orps Photo Laundry problems on Pacific outposts are not as difficult as one might expect. An example of Leatherneck ingenuity is demonstrated above by Corp. Billy G. Alexander of Amarillo, Tex. The clothes are placed in the half-barrel, with soap and water, and the plunger doea the work. When an especially good Job Is desired, a fire Is built under the barrel. The power? Oh, yes, propulsion la supplied by a hand« made wlndmilL OPA CHIEF “NONE SHALL ESCAPE” Civilization's Indictment of Nazi Barbarism . . The First Post-war Trials o f W ar Criminals . . A Timely and Shocking Picture. Cartoon and News Including Nyssa on Jefferson drive. Tax illll4IIIIMIIMMHinmilMMMIIHIIMMI'MHMIIMMIIIIMItHMMN*MIIMMIH4>ll4WII 27Jlxp ducted last Friday night by the club was very successful. o u r g r e a t e s t s in g le fa c to r in p ro te c tin g o u r s e lv e s a g a in s t in f la t io n . Too Late to Classify FO R S A LE —-Dinette sets. 27J2xc fre * i'r Ilere From Payette— She is a daughter of M r and Mrs Larry Brainard of Payette. Examiner Coming— A traveling examiner of operat ors and chauffeurs is scheduled to be in the Nyssa city hall Wednesday August 2 from 9 a.m. to 12, noon. Notice Notice is hereby given that an examiner from the immigration and Naturalization Service will be at the Malheur County Court House, at Vale, Oregon on July 28th and 29th, for the purpose o f filing petitions for naturalization, and other naturalization work. H. S. Sackett, County Clerk By: Lucille B. Clark, Deputy S A F E T Y PROGRAM PR AISED B Y BECK Eldon Beck, safety director of the Idaho Power company was in Nyssa during the past week conferring The W orld’s News Seen Through ® T he C h r is t ia n S c ie n c e M o n it o r with Bernard Forst, local manager of the Idaho Power company, in in An In tern ation al D aily N ew spaper is Truthful — Constructive — Unbiased — Free from Sensational Saddle Horse Sale Plain and Fancy Saddle Horses Sunday, August 6 Bybee Livestock Salesyard Leases llarher Shop— To Serve Ice Cream— The Nysia Civic club will serve ice cream cones at the band con cert on the city hall grounds Frt day night. The ice cream sale con For the saddle horse auction we will have 10 yearling and two and three-year-old palo mino colts that are gentle and are very nice. Also a lot o f other colored horses that are ex ceptionally nice. A n n ou n cem en t I am discontinuing the practice o f general dentistry and in the future my work will be lim ited to the extraction of teeth and the construct ion o f dentines. W e W ill Have Between IO O and 150 Head At this auction we will not handle any work horses or chicken feeders. So please, don’t br If you have a good saddle hoi’se bring him in. Commission charge $3 per head. D r. C. M. T y le r Wilson Bldg. Ontario, Oregon 1 J Ê Large | terest o f the company’s safety pro ism — Editorial« A re Tim ely and Instructive and Its Daily gram. Mr. Beck was particularly in Features, Together with the W eekly Magazine Section, Make terested in the prevention of acc the M onitor an Ideal Newspaper for the Home. idents connected with the moving The Christian Science Publishing Society of hay derrick under or near elect One, Norw ay Street, Boston 17, Massachusetts ric lines. He was enthusiastic in his Price £12.00 Yearly, or £1.00 a Month. ! priase and endorsement of the farm Saturday Issue, including M agazine Section, £2.60 a Year. rk In Hood River for 23 years. He j safety program now in progress th Goes To Boise— Introductory O ffer, 6 Saturday Issues 25 Cents. Earl Oray of the Inter-State Oil will do all kinds of barber work and rough the office of Ralph Brook N a m e __________ ________________________________________ _______ _ county agent of Malheur county, company attended to business in will specialize in ladies’ facials. j and offered all possible assistance Ad d r Boise Tuesday. j to Mr. Brooke In carrying out his Parents Of Son— SAM PLE C O P Y O N REQUEST Girl Leaves Hospital— A son was born to Mr and Mrs 1 farm safety project. The farm saf- i ety movement inaugurated by Mr Dorothy Brisco, six-year-old Ny J. A. Langley of Nyssa at the Sam ssa girl who was burned several aritan hospital in Nampa July 22 weeks ago, has returned to her ho me from the Nyssa Nursing home. The baby weighed 6 pounds, 10 She was burned when her clothing ounces. and the upholstering of an autom obile caught fire from a match that Visits Here— she had lighted. Doris Jean Ure, Nyssa rural route, is spending a few days with Merle Visiting Here— Burnlngham. Henry Brisco, who is engaged in defense work In Vancouver, is vis On Vacation— iting his three daughters and his Mr and Mrs Virgil Seward and sister, Mrs L. Snyder. Mr and Mrs John Palmer spent To Join WACS— four days fishing at Lost lake and Susan Zaihora left Tuesday for one day at Payette lakes last week. Portland to enlist in the women’s army corps. She is a daughter of Here From Ontario— Mr and Mrs M. C. Zamora of New Miss Hope Mayfield of Ontario ell heights. was on overnight guest last Wed nesday o f Mrs John Bishop. Visit Here— Mr and Mrs George Sallee of P a Visit At Lakes— yette spent Thursday evening with Mr and Mrs A1 Kuehn and dau his brother, A. C. Sallee, and fam ghter, Joan, and Mrs Kuehn’s mot Sale will start at 3.30, Pacific wartime ily, her, Mrs Messner, spent the first of the week at Payette lakes. On Fishing Trip— Mr and Mrs Carlos Buchner and llere From Baker— family and Mr and Mrs R. O. W h Mr and Mrs Frank Olsen of Bak The Owyhee Riding club will show their drill itaker and family spent from Sun er visited their daughter-in-law. day until Wednesday of last week Mrs John Olsen, and Mr and Mrs team--and there will be a few bucking horses fishing and camping in the moun Charles Garrison Sunday. tains near Prairie City. before the auction. Attend Funeral— Visit In Payette— Mr and Mrs Clarence Aston and Come to see somebody trying to ride “ Seven Mrs John Bishop and children daughter. Joyce, have returned from A and Mrs J. B Beckham and son, a trip to Grace, Idaho, where they Devils” , one o f the hardest bucking horses in John, spent Thursday evening in attended the funeral of Austin Payette. Whitehead, brother-in-law of Mrs the country. Aston John Calandra of Ontario has leased the Rosebud barber shop Mr. Calandra engaged in the bar ber business in Ontario for four y ttm and engaged In the same wo- P Williams, route 2, 6‘* miles west of because of a manpower shortage Hartley. please give the power company as much advance notice of the pro posed move as possible and If an accident happens get away from the FDR equipment and leave It alone, call P a y r o l l s a v in g s is ing the power company at once. Mrs Ralph Hardin of Payette was a business visitor in Nyssa Tuesday Marsha Hunt. Alexander Knox, Henry Travers and Erick R olf in Evening«. M r-lr. CUSTOM C O M B IN IN G —See O ing them as this is strictly a saddle horse sale. WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY AUG. 2—3 Adm. Furniture Co or near power lines: When moving FYDR SALE—'Play pens with or a hay derirck tie the boom securely without pads. Nyssa Furniture Co. with rope and make sure that it is level. Pull the derrick with a tractor FOR SALE—Solid panel cribs Ny if it is available in preference to ssa Furniture Co. horses, Anyone who is not needed in the actual moving of the derrick FO R SALE—Genuine Taylor Tots. should stay in the clear. I f there Nyssa Furniture Co. is any doubt about the clearance of the derrick in passing under electric FOR S A L E —Modern four-room ho wires call the power company ask ing them for help free of charge, use, 5th and Good. Inquire Henry “BROADWAY RHYTHM” A Rollicking Revelry of Rhythm, Romance and Technicolor. Selected Shorts port of the community, and as a part of the farm safety program the moving of hay derricks should be given a special consideration. Mr Beck said. Mr. Beck gave the following sug FO R SALE—Small Economy King gestions to farmers who find it ne separator. W. W. Foster. 27J2XC cessary to move their derricks under LOCAL NEWS OELEBRATE AN N IV E R SA R Y Mr and Mrs Dwight Seward enter - j tulned Sunday at a dinner tor 24 j guests at their home in celebration ' of their 10th wedding anniversary. The guests included the Immediate families of Mr and Mrs Seward. Rev. and Mrs E. J. Wilson and Mrs Boyd Shaw and small daughter. Brooke should have the active sup assortment to choose from. Nyssa Leatherneck Washing Machine Boydell last week. Guests of Mrs Rud,llck’ the Raveling prize. Boydell were Mrs John Beckham E NTE R TAIN S CLUB Here From Idaho— and Mrs John Bishop. High score The Tuesday afternoon bridge cl Mrs C. H. Galvan of Emmett and went to Mrs Artie Robertson and ub was entertained at the home of Mrs A. Chaney of Middleton visited the traveling prize to Mrs T. H. Mrs A. C. Sallee. Prizes were given Tuesday with Mrs Elmo Chadd. Eldredge. to Mrs Joe Sutherland, high, and - 8 - Mrs Kenneth Cottle, second. Visit At Lakes— P IC N IC SUPPER SERVED Mr and Mrs Joe Sutherland and —8— Mrs Herbert Fisher was the ln- G ET-TO G E TH E R PLANNED two sons left Wednesday morning A no-host get-together dessert lor a few days' outing at Payette party for workers in the women’s lakes. division of the fifth war loan drive will be held in the Moore hotel in Going On Party— Ontario tonight at 8 o'clock. Members of the Nyssa band and the director, Irshal Davis, and par- j P A R T IE S HELD ents of some o f the band members' Mrs Eunice Parts of Austin. T ex will go to Fruitland Saturday night j as, who has been visiting Mrs Letha for a roller skating party. Jeffrey, was the inspiration for sev eral dinner parties held in her ho Visit In Nevada— Charles R. Baird, Regional Admin nor. Mrs E. J. Wilson and Mrs Boyd istrator for the Office of Price A d Mr and Mrs Otha Woodward en- Shaw and small daughter left Wed- ministrations Region V I I I , which tertained for Mrs Paris and Mrs nesday for a visit with Mrs Wilson's includes Northern Idaho, W ash Jeffrey and two children Sunday. I sister, Mrs Howard Hand, at Carlin, ington. Oregon, Nevada, California and Arizi j Other guests were Mr and Mrs Joe Nevada. Woodward and family, and Rev. and Mrs E. L. Larson. Mrs Joe Woodward gave a dinner for Mrs Paris and Mrs Jeffrey and family Monday. Mrs Eldon Jensen entertained informally for Mrs Paris j Friday evening. Mrs Paris and Mrs Jeffrey and a group of friends mot ored to Caldwell Saturday to sp end the evening. JULY 27, 1944 Col. Bill Lane, and Bob D. O. Bybee, Sale Manager Rhoads, Auctioneers Phone 05J3 Phone l l f i j , Nyssa Nyssa
