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About Nyssa gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1937-199? | View Entire Issue (Sept. 21, 1944)
THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 21, 1941 , and Mrs WilUam Toomb Tuesday. 1 egg rlan group. Kee, seaman 1st class. Seaman Mc- lss Toomb left by bus for Mom- * cup sugar The Commission refused to com- k e has been transferred to W it P^0 r mouth' Illino15' t0 attend college. 1 cup sifted enriched flour mlt Itself on this project, as it has bay island, Washington, where he The 4-H county club leaders 1 teaaP°on baking powder on all post-war Joha. From here the will attend gunnery school. Dudley Sltton, superintendent of meeting was held at Adtian Wed- highway officials went to LaGrande 1 ------------------------- the Malheur experiment station, an- nesday evening. 13 tablespoons melted shortening, with a stop-over in Baker lor lunch. | Visiting H ere - Included In the party were the Mrs Martin Wixon oi Portland nounced this week that he had pur- f ' 'ei Usun was in NamPa 14 teaspoon lemon extract three highway commissioners, T. aad her sL.er, ML., B.h.a Young ay- , , , I V, teaspoon vanilla extract. chased 50 head of select yearling ‘‘'T \»r. and Mis. Lawrence ICreager TOPPING H. Bamield of Portland; W. A. Sch- Gf Angeles are visiio.g Nyssa feeder steers from Carol Looey of and family were shoppers in On- 2 cups sU„ d Deathes (about „ mpd Malheur. These ca u l^ will run on tario Saturduy. peaches (about 6 med aupp, Klamath Falls, and M. P. nlends. They arrived htre last Chessman of Astoria; Mr. Baldock, Thursday. ian pasture until about the middle Mrs. Prank Cummins was a S u n -' C ud sugar J. M. Devers. attorney, and H. B. ________________ of November, at which time they day afternoon visitor at the Prank hi ^ teaspoon P * cinnamon Gaisyer, secretary of the Highway; Attends F uneral- will go into the feed-lots for the Newbill home In Newell Heights. commission; Dr. E. M. McDaniels, Mrs H B. William.; went to Na- 2 tablespoons raisins or currants. winter feeding experiments. ! Naomi Shaw was a Sunday d in -. Beat e(w Untu flu{fv Add of Portland, president of the Oregon mpa last Thursday to attend the The feeding trials will be con- ner guest of Elcise Crocker in the ' grf dpal be“ / ' w e h ¿ T t - Automobile association; T. M. Davis funeral of AU,.n of Nampa. ducted along the same lines as dur- Owyhee district. h„ fl ’ h.vm/rw.wri»,- f„it of the Federal Public Roads admin- ; ~__________ ing the past two winters in order to Mr. and Mrs. William Toomb combine milk ^melted shortening istration, and Doug. Walker, div- Attending College— substantiate the results of the past and family are leavinB for their and extra, Ls and Alternately islon engineer for the Highway de- i M1.s Mabc; Roberts left Saturday work. There will be one new lot new home in Richland Tuesday. with partment. I for Caldwell to attend the Col e e this year, utilizing beet tops as a The 4-H club leaders presented s ^ a d ^ r T t o g ^ cake ¡of Idaho this year as a sophomo.e. Iiossible part of the winter fattening them with a luncheon set. - J ln ? J » iLh™ *r™ ^ T i ’n t t l p R m i O ’h t V O l W U C U U g U l j M Experiment ,'ai' 0ri h T th bee,t , ftoPS r Z r r Mr' and T E‘m" Sparks and pared by three different methods in son were visitors in Emmett Sun- order to aeternune the best ways of day. They helped Mrs. Sparks' stoiing them for winter feed. 1 lather celebrate his birthday. Cattle feeding and sugar beet Choir practice which has been farming are a great team; they go held at the William Toomb home band in hand, Sitton said. The sug- will now be held at the D. L. pr beet by-products are excellent Hurst home Thursday evenings. h eds. while the cattle by-products Jim Lane left Tuesday for Sher and manure, increases even the best idan. Wyoming, and returned Sun yields. day evening, after attending to business for the sugar beet growers K in g m a n K o lo n y association. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. McConnell ->nd son of Oregon Trail were vis Dorothy Toomb was accompan itors at the H. M. Shaw home ied to Nampa by her parents, Mr. Sunday. Watts Seed Co. Carlot shippers since 1928. BOX 54 PA R M A , ID AHO __ *__ Buyers & Sellers A ddress Y our Letters an d Sam ples to Us. — BU Y ER S— G ard en Seeds, G rasses, Clovers A lfalfas, H ay an d G rain peiuhes on top o f' batter, "pressing the sllces lnto the batter sllghtly LOCAL NEWS Sprinkle mixture of sugar, cinna mon, and raisins or currents over peaches. Bake in moderate oven Morse Manager Here— Marvin Kieme, manager of Wa (350 degrees. F> 40 minutes. Yield: yne Morse's senatorial campaign in 1 coffee cake, 8 x 8 inches. eastern Oregon, was in Nyssa Wed nesday in the interest of Mr. Mor- se s election. He said Mr. Morse will be in Nyssa the middle of October. Oregon I-O-N Is About Finished Attends Convention- Rev. Lloyd N. Pounds returned Friday from a four dry convention at Portland Church of Cod. Minis ters from Detroit, San Francisco Vancouver. B. C. and other localit ies were present. A large, 11th ann- iversity birthday cake was served J” hT nV oY Emmanuel tem pteond its founder the Rev. William Booth- Clibborn. Twenty two ministers took part in the special Fellowship meet ing Monday night. Visit In Ontario— Mr and Mrs A. V. Pruyn attend Ontario, Sept. 21—The Oregon se ed church services in Ontario Sun ction of the I-O-N highway should day and later were guests of Mr Go To Portland— Mr and Mrs Herman Towne and be entirely completed this year, acc and Mrs E. P. McDole. daughter. Eveleen, have returned ording to R. H. Baldock, state high ------------------------ home from a five-day visit In Port- way, engineer, who was in Ontario Takes Position land. They were accompanied to last week with members of the Mrs Clyde Wakefield has accepted Portland by Mr and Mrs Towne's Highway commission on a tour of a position as clerk in the Golden daughter, Colleen, who has entered BLUSHING "pEACHES REIGN f l e c t i o n of highways in central Rule store. Maryihurst college. r and eastern Oregon. SURPEME" The last contract for oiling has To Visit Church School— “How many peaches did you Visit Here— already been let and the work on Miss Lucy Foreman of Nashville, can?" “Weren’t they nice this Mr and Mrs W. S. Orcutt of Ros- JlU!y | Tennessee will visit the Methodist coe, California left Friday for their year?" Are two of the questions InH A I J A h P g " I Sunday school officers and teachers home after pending a week at the which are buzzing over telephone re-in a wires and in club meetings. And TWg nariv yn fBh o ^ » v officials ThUKday evening' September 28. A A r Roberts home. Mrs Orcutt is good questions they are-for the lus snlnt TwidaA* i! iS t in Jordan potlUik dinner wil1 be served at 7 a'daughter of Mr and Mrs Roberts, spent Tuesday night in Jordan 0 .ck)ck ,n thf> room 0f t h e _______________ cious peach has certainly proven «P Church. The objects of the meeting visits S iste r - her. elf this year. Thè crop has been , . i of Princeton and the Polly Farm, i ... ._. Mrs Gus Anderson of Klamath a healthy one and each delicious, , d ln Ontario long en- wlU be to dls^uss problems common peach has smartly entered the kit- delegation from ' t0 church schools and families and Fails spent the week-end visiting chen workshop to be stored away j Ad=rian who were h t ur that to meet goals for the coming year. at the home of her sister, Mrs Bud i .... t n tn ii ® ’ I The 'Vi o nrA rrrn m f>nmiYiiHpn V program committee in in charge Anderson. for winter or transformed i into a the Adrian-Homedale road be def- will be L. E. Robbins, Mrs C. W. wonder dish for family consump-1 made post-war project. ' __ ,, _ .. , _ . , , . Buchner, Mrs Dwight Wyckoff and tion. E. C. Van Petten of Ontario acted _ .. ’ _ , NUTRITION GROUP This retipe will rate A1 wdtbjas spokes man representing the Ad- Rev. M. H. Greenlee. PREVIEWS FILMS the youngsters and dad. ¡ Return From Vacation— “SPICY PEACH FLUFF" Members of the Malheur county Mr and Mrs John Fmery and two sons have returned from a 15-day nutrition council previewed two new vacation. They went to Walla Walla nims on the subject of foods and to visit Mr. Emery's parents, Mr tood habits at their first fall meet- anj Mrs W. D. Emery, who celebr- *le*d Monday evening in the ated their 50th wedding anniversary Ontario library, in the Spanish hotel ln Walla Walla “The Man w ho Mlssed Hls Br" with 300 guests in attendance. The f akfaat” the, « “ * flbn sbown' 15 a Nyssa residents also spent a few llttle story of 8 fami‘y who ls put' ting into practice what they have days at Wallowa lake. learned of the importance of eat ing good food. The other film was Returns From Oklahoma— made for the quartermasters corps Mrs Jack McKe-1 leturred Sunday of the army to teach mess sergeants from Norman. Oklahoma, where how to plan, prepare and serve food she visited her husband, Jack Me for service men. These suggestions are also adaptable to civilian life. The nutrition council ls hoping to have the films returned to the ¡county during this next year, so j that organizations here may use (Red Faces) them. For both He who sanctifies and Meeting with the council were those whom He is sanctifying have MÜV Frances’ Clinton. V ite ta n t’st- cll one Fathei, and for t is leason ate bome demonstration leader; Mrs He is not ashamed to speak of them Jeraldine Hall> who is to ^ work. as Hls brothers; Heb. 2:11 (Wey ing with the extension service as mouth) war iood administrator in Malheur The story ls told of a little old rounty, and Miss Frances Alexan fashioned mother who went on a der, secretary of the state nutrition There's no need to let Old Man surprise visit to see her daughter committee. Weather pile up roof repair bills for you. Tough, lasting, weather- in a large eastern college. She did Mrs Irene Makinson of the FSA tested Standard roof coatings cut look rather odd in her old fashioned ls chairman of the council this year. "overhead" expenses to the bone. clothing; but that was because she E. M. Hauser. 4-H club agent, will Your roof will last years longer with had sacrificed to send her daughter continue as secretary. to college. After a long wait the ASBESTOS ROOF COATING The Malheur county nutrition anxious mother saw her daughter council, like 300 others ln the nation Top quality asphaltic roof paint with special asbestos and mic* come swinging thru the dormitory will emphasize the importance of content — you can't buy better. door Into the lobby. A surprised good food habits. hurt look spread over her lovely ROOF PAINT face as she caught sight of her ileavy-duty asphaltic ■ roof coat, mother and then she ignored her similar to above, but widiout as mother and walked away with a bestos or mica. A number of choruses were sung group of her friends. Ashamed of UTILITY COATING her mother! the truth tore like a by the choir at Sunday school Strong, quick-dry ing primer for dagger at that ol(J heart and later Sunday morning. metal surfaces — apply before us Joe Winslow was the C. E. leader the words reaffirmed it: “Mother! ing Roof Coating or Roof Paint. how could you humiliate me so Sunday evening using the subject PRIMING SOLUTION before my friends?” My friends, "Putting First Things First” next Primer for prepared paper roofs there is One who came from ivory- Sunday evening's leader will be —renews weathered roof paper by palaces ln garments smelling of restoring asphaltic content. myrrh, aloes and frankincense. Fr om an atmosphere of beauty and SHINGLE STAIN holiness He came to a world ch- Ready to apply, no mixing. Stops irged with murder, hate and sin. cracking and warping, seals pores i of wood. Rich lasting colors: From a world of wonders He came Green, brown, and red. to a world of woes. From riches and ;plendors He came to walk in pov SHINGLE OIL erty on this earth reeling under the Economy shingle coat, mix it with curse. From the Bride of Heaven colors. Checks cracking and warp He came to be rejected, spit upon ing, renews life of wood. and crucified as the chief of crim inals. Laden with heart break and pain He went the toilsome way to the cross. But because He loved Hls people with a love far surpass FOR TASTY ing the highest fancy of earth He was not ashamed to be called our Brother! Even yet, with all our sh NUTRITION ortcomings, weakness and Imper fection. He ls not ashamed that we TRY A HOME are called Hls brethem. Let us take heed that we are not ashamed of Him! Hear Hls warning: “Whoso- ¡ever shall be ashamed of me and .o f my words ln this adulterous and sinful generation; of him also shall Phon« or Moil Your O rd«r Today Our rich, cold milk the Son of man be ashamed, when he cometh ln the glory of hls Fath er with the holy angels.” Mk. 8:38. will make a milk shake W. E. Schireman Dear reader, are vou ashamed to be Phone 61 that is tops. called Hls brother? Are you asham ed to stand up for Him at home or In the throne? May your cold heart Your local representative melt before Him! I.M)TT) N. POIWIB Victory Food Hints p io p o p a ell be here W ednesday With lovelight in her eyes and three men on her mind! 1 Minute Sermon Lincoln Heights ^ Milk Shake Star Dairy for STANDARD of CALIFORNIA TH E FU LL G O SPEL N v ssa, O r rr n n Phone 150W Roscoe Kellogg, Prop. \ i ; b' M Bob Goodell and the subject will active Christlunn Endeavor mem be "Christian Endeavor At Its Best" bers who are now in the armed The Lincoln C. E. has raised the forces. Edwin Oreen, who recently went $25 it pledged to the Payette Valley Christian Endeavor. to Boise Yor a physical examina Buell Hickey took about 25 young tion prior to Induction Into the people to the weiner roast and service failed to pass and has gone watermelon supper, held at Birding to Jordan Valley where he is em ployed with a road construction Island Friday evening. The party crew. was sponsored by the Payette Val Miss Lois Nelson of Payette ley Christian Endeavor. Lincoln spent from Saturday evening un had the largest representation of til Tuesday at the home of her any church or Sunday school pre sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and sent. Mrs. Vern Smith. The Barney Lindvahl sale was held Wednesday. The PTA realized a fair amount from It's sale of lun ches. Mr and Mrs George Ward att ended the funeral services of the infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Floyd Selby of Notus, Tuesday. The Selbys lived on the Chris Rook- stool farm before it was purchased by Irving Miller. Mrs Ward and Mr Selby are sister and brother. Mr and Mrs A. A. Zickmund of Owyhee were Wednesday evening vl itors at the Ralph Barnes hom e.' Mr and Mrs Chester Rice and son Jerry left for their home in Doug We critically need our forests h s Wyoming Friday after several NOW—wood fills 1200 mili days’ visit at the home of Mrs tary uses. Rice's parents. Mr and Mrs Emil Frank. We seriously need car forests Larry Pennington, younger son when we return for jobs and of Mr and Mrs Leslie Pennigton, Oh Brother—a vacation/ " was sick a few days the past week. Harry Smith, son of Mr and Mrs Vern Smith, cut two of hls toes KEEP Wednesday. OREGON Lois Nelson returned to her work in Payette Tuesday after spending GREEN a few days with her sister and fam- i A SSO C IA TIO N SALEM . ORE. ily, Mr and Mrs Vern Smith and Harry Lee. The Lincoln P.T.A. met at the Jack Pettet home recently and ma de plans for the entire year. LIFE’S Little TROUBLES The Patch and Chat club will meet at the Ernest Smith home Thursday afternoon. Rev. R. L. Kriner returned to his home Sunday evening from Nampa, where he had been with his wife, who underwent a goiter operation in The Samaritan hospital. He re ports his wife recovering nicely. Sanda Kriner who had spent several days at the Vern Smith home, and You don’t have to worry and Bobby, Sonny, and Park Kriner, fret because CONSTIPATION who had spent the time at the Levi or GAS PRESSURE discomforts Johnson home, returned to their won’t let you eat. Instead of feel home with their father. ing nervous—blue or bewildered, Rev. MoConnlee of Ontario took take a dash of Rev. Kriner and Sandra back to ADLER-I-KA Nampa to visit Mrs Kriner during as directed on label to quickly ex pel gas—to soften and assist food the week. wastes thru a comfortable bowel Mr and Mrs Ralph Barnes and movement. Enjoy that clean, re sons visited Mrs Kriner in Nampa freshed feeling that lifts spirits— Sunday. rekindles smilts—improves appe Mr and Mrs Orla Bishop left last tite. Buy it I Try it I You’ll never week for Colorado, where they will be without Adierika again. G et A d U r i k a f r o n t y o u r d r u g g i t t t o d a y . reside. The Payette Valley Christian Endeavor society has prepared a special edition of its paper, "The dedicated to service boys and girls. A copy will be sent to all former OH BROTHER! -C A N ’T EAT- W -W Nyssa Pharmacy J W W .V 1 Get HOUSE Ready 2 get BIRDS Ready J get FEED Ready and here are the supplies to help you INSECTICIDE P is in ftc ta n t 7Vfc limes as power ful as carbolic acid when used under same conditions in killing poultry germs. Helps kill poultry house insects, wood preservative, ter mite control. Use spray or brush. GtfCHEK-R-FECT Use Insect Oil LICE KILLER WORM Killer f E f f e c tiv e l a r g e I roundw orm Ireai- m ent for p oultry. 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