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IBM- THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL THURSDAY AUGUST 10, 1944 PAGE 4 whiskey has spoiled the August plays. The Scout girls from the The Lou Pratt and M. L Kurtz | land of their son. Dick. "holiday'' granted tUstrilierle*. dur and Adrian districts will give famlUea Were business shoppers in ing which they will not be required Bend Coming Up", the New Ontario Saturday afternoon. to produce industrial alcohol The "Mushrooms Heights and Kingman Kolony Ellen Judd was a dinner guest .In bourbon producers are forced out ell Buena present. "Alice Blue. Gown and' the Charles Wilson home Sunday _____ V itti of the picture and can replenish will the'' Owyhee group will present Late/ In the afternoon Maurice Ju- Mrs Willis Bertram was la Ont- their, depleted stock of potable li are You Going Tg Wear?" dd Joined the young folks for a j trio Thursday morning quor only by distilling alcohol from "What August *2 the Senior swim at Snlvely’s springs. j David Highland Is spending sev- wheat and marketing a blend of .On Tuesday Orris will hold a "play day" Mr and Mrs Bari Parker and son { eri) days With his motiver. Mrs Ella doubtful quality. And even so. they Scout in Caldwell, Including swimming were Ontario shoppers Tuesday Louise Highland, at McCall will be further handicapped by lim and ST. PAUL’S WIMCOPAL Tfak. VitTIIOUIST tXiMMl.NITV picnic supper and theater party Mrs Carl Hill was a Nyssa and Mr and Mrs Alva Ooodell and iting their operations to such quan MISSION CHURCH Caldwell buslnea visitor Tuesday. family were Sunday dinner guests tities of wheat as war food admin- in the evening. M H Oreenlee. Fulor The Rev. Burton Salter, «car. Istratton Is willing to release. Even I Mrs Threlma EUlott and Mrs 8t- atlthe O. E Cheldelin home. Sunday school opens promptly at | Morning prayer and sermon. 9:30 here there Is a Joker Marvin Jones okM attended the 4-H leaders mec- Mr and Mrs S. B. Hoffman were Ow y nee 10 o'clock every Sunday morning Holy communion and sermon each head of WPA. is a “dry ' ana he Un* at Cairo Friday evening......... Sunday dlnher guests at the Ernest Is not expected to be generous In I Mr* Laurence Lloyd and daugh- Darleen Robb. Dorothy CorfleJd Maize home Those attending are urged to be on Hunday ot the month. Mrs Willis Bertram attended the tbe . amount of grain which he will ter and Della Patch of Seattle sis» | time. Morning worsh.p u at 11 am Church school at 10:30 a. m. HBC meeting at the C. H. Bennett vls“*d lasl w<* k th*f American"Sunday Sdho^l'unkm hekne Washington, D. C Aug. 10~Wlth iTh(, intermediate. Youth, and Adult Women's Guild second Wednesday permit to be turned from its nor- t*rs of ¿lr Nyssa Thursday. mal food for Altogether, humans and at Payette lakes return frfo. in Leonard a billion dollar fund In view, to be meetings are at 7 30 p.m of each month. feed use for as livestock. the 10 Weiser Sunday evening, retun* d ! conference Cleaver, who was to ed home last week. Mrs Corfleld. expended over a ten-year period "holiday” will be of no great ad-1 Mrs Joe Brumbach has accepted ' Mrs Martha Kllngback and Mrs arrive home from the hospital at folk) wing the war. proposals are be- iThe “ rVkf °P«“ FULL GOSPEL CHURCH Brtnghan City. Utah the past week, vantage to drinkers or profit for j * position to teach in the Adrian Doris Oregg did the cooking. fore congress for a match-money at 8:30 pm. with a half horn of Lloyd N. Pounds, Pastor distillers. high school for the coming year. was sent to the veterans hospital at program of airport building wlhch congregational singing The pastor Sunday school at 10 A M. The Owyhee Community club will Results of the Invasion of the Ch- Mr Attebury of Caldwell and meet with Mrs Ester Crocker In Rdseburg. Ore. for a month before will include every state In the un- , will preach both morning and even- Morning worship at 11AM of Prance have J<*rry Slone of Nampa were Adrian Nyssa August. 17. being released from the army. ion. It Is proposed that congress sh- | tng Everyone Is Invited to attend. Evening evangelistic service at ft erbour({ ........ a peninsula ... ........... ...... visitors Saturday vlsltors ifrs J. W. Jennings has spent the thrown monkeywrench In the war Mrs Arnold Slippy and children all appropriate 9100,000.000 a year ------- o'clock. production program which may re- Mr Nevln met last week with his were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs past week visiting her daughter, and that this money shall be alloc- NY88A ASSEMBLY OP OOD Mrs O. L. Hendry, and family of the amount of steel allocated [ Seoul troop at the Legion hall, Charles Culbertson. ated to the states on a 50-50 basis | Sunday school. 9:45 am. Alan Ed- ADRIAN FREE METHODIST duoe Olenns Ferry. for the manufacturing of farm ma- iTlle studied first aid. ln relation to the area, population ™nda Superintendent. Every class Mr and Mrs Jess Oregg and dau CHURCH chlnery. Some time ago the produe- 0 ° Sunday evenlpg the LDS. ghter, Becky Lou. and Mrs Doris and number of registered aircraft welcome« you. Adrian, Oregon tlon of tanka was cut In the belief F’ree Methodists and United Preuby- Oregg were dinner guests of Mr Visits Here— In order to equalize air transport Morning sendee. 11: o clock P. II. Reiman. Pastor Miss BvaDougherty of LaOrande that more were on hand tlian wo-1 terfans united In observing the 4-H Junior church service at 11 a. m Mrs William Oregg In Sunset spent development throughout the coun-. Evengellstlc 8 o’clock. Sunday School ............. 10: A,M. be needed, but losses of tanks jund Rural Youth church night Ell and last week-end at the home of valley Sunday try. The proportion of this sum av Prayer meeting Thu’sday. 8 Preaching ..................... 11: AM. uld in France have been heavy and now !fn JnUd was chairman of the meet Jimmie and Lillie Duncan of Pay- Rev. and Mrs M. H. Oreenlee. ailable to Washington and Oregon o'clock. Subject—Sin—What Is It? there la demand for Immediate st- , ? ’0^ ' UerS'm Caldwril¡ette are visiting this week with th- HLM'M HI M |:| HI w |!| HI |:| |:||| HI 1111 HI HI HtilW IJ would be determined by these three Young Peoples meeting 8. P-M I epplng up of the tank program was the speaker. elr cousliu. Fred Kllngback and considerations and the willingness A cordial welcome to all. Followed by Evangelistic e ^ Just dwa fa_ James McGinnis of Tonapoh arr- Becky Lou Oregg. CASH FOR YOUR of the states to cooperate. UntU We will only have one prefer rm machinery, and war needs come Sunday at the Alvin McOlnnts Betty Jean Culbertson apent last action Is taken by congress there 1* Sunday L D. 9:15 8. CHURCH meeting from now on for awljile ‘ v CAR first. Despite the highly favorable home ___ _ visiting her aunt. Mrs Dorothy am. Priesthood whlch wll meet each Wed In week neither appropriation nor legislat meeting turn In the war situation, the army | newly organizer Commercial slippy. ion to Implement the program as Sunday 10:30 a m Sunday school. parsonage at 8 P M Highest 0|PA prices. afford to take chances and <:ub hMd its regular bi-monthly i Mrs O. R. Hite was taken to the proposed by civil aeronautics adm Sunday 7:30 p. m. Sacrament Come and worship with us and cannot even though the tanks how on the meeting at the Legion hal) Thnrs- j Ontario hospital last week suffering 1 inistration. spread scrlptual holiness thT0U9ht j assembly line may never leave the t da>’ evening. Plans for future pro-jfrom troubd« ONTARIO AUTO As a nucleus for this vast system meeting. I shores of the United States pro- were discussed and some st- Tuesday 3:00 pm. Relief society the world. of airports there Is now being com- meeting. MART andlng committees were appointed ductlon must continue until Oer- by the' president, Mr. Dierktng. , CHUKCH OF THE NAZARENE | many h8S surrendered. Also, the First Tuesday of each month at 311 So. Oregon St. ' Upper Sunset Dt It Yuntlf-at E. J. Wilson. Pastor. 'maritime commission Is demanding Mr and Mrs Vem Parker and i. pm. Primary for children bet- A1 Gaines, Manager 10 a m, Sunday school. Earnest more an<i more ship« and this will family visited at the Dixon home Mr. and Mrs. Walter M ¿Gar ! ween ages of 4 and 13. Phone 158 Barker, superintendent. ¡require still more steel. Once again In Ironsides Sunday. vin of Hood River visited over the pomajiwt wave dt 11 a.m. Song service and preach- < ^teel Is the yardstick for civilian Mrs Gladys Long and Infant son week-end wlt% Mr. and Mrs. p. L. SUNSET VALLEY Conpbuwith onto», a , ASSEMBLY OF OOD CHUBCH lng. Rev. E. E. Taylor will preach. Kaods Just as it Is for war purposes. are at the home of her mother, Mrs Parker. Mr. McOarvln la a broth- | • it i » poo sud « m « B >r every typ« of Tresaa Ditty In Charge er of Mrs. Parker. 7 p.m. Pre-prayer service. t indicative of the change which Sparks Serving 5 Counties 7:15 Young people and Junior has taken -place fn the American Corporal Richard Holly of Sioux The Wahin* dub will hold Sunday school, 10 A M, Prom the Largest Stock of meetings. standard of living 1». the fact that ! South Dakota Is visiting hU special meeting August 17 at the Morning worship, 11 A M NYSSA PHARMACY Genuine Children church, 7:40 PM Child- | 8 pun. Rev Taylor will preach the first ten Items in the list of parents, Mr arid Mrs Dan Holly. home of Cora Rooks tool. WRAY'S DIME STORE again. “essential'' goods for civilian goods Hr and Mrs Glen Pounds visited Jack Hardiness of Vale visited ren partlcapatlng. as announced by' war prbductton In Vale Sunday; Evangelistic service, 8 p.m Saturday and Sunday at the U. E. CHURCH OF CHRIST Parker home. board were deemed luxuries a few Prayer meeting Wednesday. 8 p.m. (Christian) years ago were wholly unknown hi NEWEU HEIC.HTS Everyone cordially invited to att- The Owyhee riding chib met at Don M. Graham Parts G«orge Whipple. Pastor American households. All ot them Miss Vida Wallace of Nampa was Nell Gimmick's home Friday for Orders Shipped Immediately THE COMMUNITY UNITED Bible school. 10 a. m, Paul God- are appliances dependent upon the a guest of Miss Wilma Baer from drill practice after which they en Insurance Agency rey, superintendent. A class for ^ ot electricity, such as refrlger- Wednesday until Sunday. The two joyed a welner roast. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH every age. Kingman Memorial ators, ranges, heaters, vacuum cl girls, along with Maurice and Ellen Danny Masterson had his tonsils Me Cluer-Manser Morning worship. 11 a. m. Com eaners. etc, which will be the first Judd. Maxine Smith and Thkurman removed last week. J. C. Nevln. Pastor. a. m , Bible school. We keep munion served each Lord’s day. civilian goods produced after the Piercy attended a farewell surprise Mr. and Mrs. U. E. Parker re Phone 49 Payette, Idaho Fire and Automobile the 10 open Bible by studying the Sermon topic: “In Weakness Are war. party given for Ronald Lane Friday ceived word of the arrival In Eng- We Strong." Insurance Bible stories. evening 11 a. m„ morning worship. Ser Christian Endeavor, 7 pm. Mr and Mrs Fagan of Lehi, Utah Evening services of the church “Building Christian Charac Adrian is visiting their daughter. Mrs> D. L Rentals Bonds mon: LET U8 PROVIDE A HOME MARKET FOB YOUR FAT HOOS 8 p. m A half hour of song ser ter.' Patience.” Sell where there Is no commission to pay, no ahrlnk. no un- 4 p. m„ Pldelae Amlcae meets at vice. Sermon topic: "The Lord's Mr and Mrs Oarret Muntjewerff and children spent last week vac neceaaary expense Incurred through a great number of men the parsonage. Belli Jean Tuomb Death.” ' leads the devotions and Arlene Prayer meeting. 8 p. m„ Thurs ationing at Walla Walla, where they required to handle your hogs and Where you can see and check visited relatives. day evening. Pterey has the lesson. the weight of your hogs yourself. E.W. PRUYN The K. I. Peterson family were Choir practice, 9 p. m , Thurs 8 p. m., evening worship. 2nd We buy hogs every Friday at the stockyards In Nyssa, Ore. Caldwell visitors Thursday. annual Bible' reading contest for day evening. and Homedale, Idaho. Women's council meeting. 2:30 The Brownie Scout troop met j our young people. The winners Auto Repairing represent uur church In the Idaho Thursday afternoon, August 17. In Saturday afternoon at the Legion For Friday's price phone 111 R, Nyssa. between the hours of hall contest to be held Aug- the church. Reboring, Valve Grind i Presbyterlal 5 P.M. and 9 PM. on Thursdays or 53JLJ, Homedale. on Friday. 20 at Payette lake conference The annual boy's camp for boys The Senior Qlrl Scout troops are ing, Latne work. Parts I ust Thursday. FRANK KULLANDER 8. p in choir practice' 10 through 14 will open Sunday, working on a group of 3 one-act Anderson, and family. August 20, at Anthony lake. at Toomb home. and accessories plated a 9400,000.000 program ol air- which the United States has acqu- Phone 66w port building to meet the needs ol Ired some 600 new or Improved the armed services as a result ol i landing fields which will be retain- — ed for the use of civilian aviation Altogether, there are now 3.088 air ports but It Is anticipated that dou ble this number will be needed In _ the five to ten years following the war C AA emphasize* live Import ance of smaller types of landing fields In the future building prog to the end that there may be We are now accepting applications for the ram a field within *a«y reach of every community m the day when Air coming beet campaign. planes will become an Important factor In thr transportation system. smaller IlaMs would be used If you desire work, please come to the office The for personal flyUM and local Xlr service, the larger terminals to be Beginning next a*d leav$ your application at once. come transportation centers similar • . a ' f i..' : Tuesday, • • we will provide to a railroad station. Under the CAA plan there wopld Nyasa with its first dairy food store, a plant be 1.827 cities with airports which could accommodate charter service that is strictly modem in every way. and small feeder lines. At present there are only 288 places that are approved stops on scheduled air lines, at some of which air servt've Installation of a new refrigerating plant, pas has been suspended because of un satisfactory conditions. Applications teurizer, cream separators and other equipment have been received by CAA to begin 1 service to some 720 new points of which 612 require further construet- assure-s our customers of sanitary daily pro- i ton A voluminous report, showing • ' . . ‘ ‘'T*- ATTENTION ALL SEED GROWERS ■ these and other data. Is being pfe- pared for submission to congress / The Agricultural Adjustment Agency has ad [ when duets. This equipment brings our store up to st It reconvene« after the sum vised us of the program to encourage farmers mer recess and adoption of the pro andard for a Grade A plant. to increase grass and legume seed production posed program will be urged as a of affording employment in for 1944. All growers of legume seeds need this means past-war period. k. information and we take this method in help the Refusal of war production board ing to acquaint growers with some of the main to permit the use of com In making 1 - |___ » I . A AA « V O T IU IO U1 U IC I I I V » .h iO il U l use v e il- - |i| |i| ChumKud W a u d w iv , h ( • o d B tla lo r # v « F I • • lo ^ ir a u i t o — b * « ut * I Workers Notice Dairy Foods Store * ' *' • Opening Tuesday, August 15 The Amalgamated Sugar Company , features of the seed production program. Many farmers will have to decide within the next week or ten days whether to save alfalfa meadows for seed production or cut for hay. We think that it is going to be more profitable to let go for seed in view' of the “practice Payment” of $3.60 per acre plus the subsidy payment of $2.50 per hundred, both of which they are to receive on the 1944 crop. These two features are the main points of agricultural program. Every fanner who has acreage that might poss ibly make seed should get full information on this subject. Write to us. if interested, and we will gladly furnish full information on this im portant subject. Or write your nearest State and County AAA committee. WATTS SEED COMPANY Box 54 Parma, Idaho • -, I V V •• • ; At the West Entrance to the Under-pass We will handle milk, cream, buttermilk and cottage cheese and will add other dairy pro ducts as soon as posable. We will dispense milk through the plant and the local grocery stores. Time and money have not been spared in making this one of the best and most neatly equipped dairy stores in this sectioii^of the country. We Invite You to Inspect Our New Plant Shelton’s Dairy
