THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL THURSDAY NOVEMBER 2, 1944
PAGE SIX
the American Legion auxiliary Sat- notify J. E. Wildman, 537 north 40 by 52 inch cabinet wardrobe,
of the club were present.
and Mrs Dean Smith.
2Nlxp wood construction. Small kitchen
jurday,
November 4. The place has Sixth
| The Hallowe’en motif was used HALLOWEEN *PARTY HELD
range. 10 rod. 4 feet woven wire
1 not been decided upon. Part of the
in decora cions and tallies.
SALE—American Leg fence, 31 cedar posts. 2 gate, Lloyd
The Olrl Scout troop under the proceedfi wiu g0 the loCBl nurs_ RUMMAGE
N. Pounds, phone 150W. 2Nlxp
leadership of Mrs Julian Johnson ing home and the child welfare ion auxiliary November 4.
NEIGHBOR CLUB MEETS
held a Hallowe’en party Monday iund Qf the veterftns hospital
The Friendly Neighbor Club of evening
REWARD—'WUl pay 8100 for Infor
at the home of Marlon
the north west Rich.and district Grace Brown.
mation
leading to arrest of persons Bernard Eastman
Ten
girls
attended.
met Thursday at the home of Mrs
Shop In Ontario—
burning strawstack on my farm
Mrs Albert
Meier
and
Mrs
Perry
TEACHER PARTY PLANNED next meeting will be held November ° P Williams lor the regular Oct- SOCIAL MEETING SCHEDULED War<J
Hallowe’en night. M. A. Rataezyk.
Insurance
Real Estate
A get-together
party
for
teachers
10 at tiie home of Mrs Dale Garr- .spent
ober meetin®-
The games
afternoon
was Because of the election, the next Friday. were Antarto shoppers , J t
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playing
featuring
meeting
of
the
Royal
Neighbors
and parents wUl be held In the high .son.
the Halloween theme and in work
Paone 84
FOR SALE—Two truck beds, flat
be a social meeting to be field Goes To Baker—
school building tonight at 8 o’clock.
' for the Nyssa Nursing home. Lun- will
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ORYGON
rack.
Roy
Hashitani,
phone
04R1.
the home of Mrs Sylvia Fox Mrs H. E. Collins made a business
The public is invited to attend the HALLOWE'EN PARTY MOTIF 1 ch was served to 11 members and in
2Ntfc.
November
7.
Mrs
S.
W.
Abersold
and
Mrs
T.
three
guests,
Mrs
Shurts
of
Utah
trip to Baker this week.
affair, sponsored by the Nyssa Civic
club. The evening will be spent In- H. Turner entertained at the Aber- Mrs K- Schlesser of Ontario, and GOINO-AWAY PARTY HELD
sale ;—Three feet by four feet
loo Late to Classify FOR
formally.
.sold home Friday evening at six , meeting
Mrs, f ’ will be Portland^
The of next a Mr and Mrs Angus Bishop and
by 30 inch infant's play pen. 18 by
Auto Repairing
in
the
form
8 MEETS
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tables of bridge.
family were honor guests at a party j WANTED—Woman to clean room
family party, the date of which will given
HAPPY 8 CLUB
*
at the home of Mr and Mrs j dally. Phone 14.
2N1XC
Electric Welding
The Happy Eight club met Friday Mrs Grant Rinehart won first be announced later.
Luther
Fife Monday evening. Lunch
evening at the S. P. Bybee home, and Mrs Herbert Fisher, second
was served to 35 guests. Mrs Bishop t WANTED—To rent beet loader. M.
Lathe Work
Parts
GIVES BRIDGE PARTY
Mrs Vlbert Kessler won high and Special table prizes were won by
a' lovely blanket as a gift. A. Rataezyk, Sunset valley. 2Nlxp
Mrs Dale Garrison the traveling Mrs B. B. Lienkaemper, Mrs Eddie Mrs Bert Lienkaemper gave a received
Mr and Mrs Bishop will locate near
At
prize. Mrs Barker, sister of Mrs Powell, Mrs W. R. Campbell, Mrs bridge party Thursday afternoon in Provo.
Carlot shippers since 1928.
FOR SALE—Excellent pre-war boy’s
Virginia Bybee, was a guest. The | Carlos Buchner, Mrs Stringfellow honor of Mrs Charles Lueck of
BOX 54
bicycle. All accessories, new pre-war
1 Portland. Mrs Emma Qulnby won
tires. Call 05R4. Ray Bybee. 2N2xc PARMA,
IDAHO
11 first prize and Mrs Nick Rudellck,
__¥__
second.
FOR SALE—Pedigreed cocker sp
The guest of honor was presented
Nyssa, Oregon
aniel pups. Call 68J, Ontario. 2N2xp
with a corsage and a guest prize.
FOR SALE—Pre-war baby buggy
Will Meet—
FAREWELL DINNER GIVEN Guild
The Episcopal guild will meet and play pen. Phone 125J 2Ntfc.
A farewell dinner and party for Wednesday
November 8 at the home
Address Your Letter«
Rev. and Mrs M. H. Greenlee was
FOR SALE;—Purebred Chester Wh
given in the Methodist church base-¡of Mrs Jacob Simmons,
If you have popcorn for sale see
and Samples to Us.
ite breeding stock. Vest brothers,
ment Wednesday evening. Rev Gr
—BUYERS—
route
2.
Nyssa.
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eenlee has accepted the pastorate of Undergoes Operation—
Henry Borgman underwent,
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Garden
Seeds, Grasses,
the Methodist church at Kimberly an Mrs
appendix operation in the Ont- LOST—Somewhere in or north of
Idaho.
Clovers
Alfalfas,
arlo hospital Friday. She is expected Nyssa one 5:25.17 Inch tire fully
Hay and Grain
mounted on green Chevrolet wheel.
ENTERTAINS 8 FOURSOME home today.
No. of tire 1307618. Finder please
Mrs Jess Thompson entertained
On Hunting Trip—
at
a
bridge
foursome
Tuesday
after
Nyssa, Oregon
and Mrs Herschel Thompson
noon. The guests were Mrs Tom and Mr Mr.
Thompson’s sister, Mrs
Eldridge. Mrs Eddie Powell and
Verna
Beutler,
have returned from
Mrs
W.
R.
Campbell.
Phone 132-J
Burns,
where
they
hunted deer for
three days.
VISITORS —8—
ENTERTAINED
Mr and Mrs George Henneman
From Utah—
entertained Mr and Mrs Charles Here
Mrs S. W. Abersold had as her
Lueck of Portland Thursday evening house
Republican Candidate
last week Miss Naoma
for dinner. Mr and Mrs Leuck are Bartchi guest
of
Providence,
Utah.
Miss
former Nyssa residents.
For
Bartchi was en route to Washing
8
ton
for
an
indefinite
stay.
HOSTESS
TO
CLUB
I will sell at the salesyard in Nyssa
Mrs Bernard Eastman was hostess
LOWELL
to her bridge club and two guests. Candidate Visits—
Mrs Tom Eldridge and Mrs W. R. C. J. Shorb, LaGrande publisher
Campbell, Wednesday. Prizes were and candidate for congressman fr
Fairness To All; Partiality To None.
won by Mrs Tom Eldridge, first om the second congressional district,
In Nyssa Monday In the Inte
and Mrs Grant Rinehart, second. was
rest of his campaign. He called on
for re-election to
the following property:
Your Support Will Be Appreciated.
party leaders and friends In Nyssa
HALLOWE'EN
PARTY
GIVEN
Red cow, coming 3 years, freshen Feb. 28.
Paid Pol. Adv.
A Hallowe'en party was given and Ontario.
CONGRESS
Roan cow, 5 years, fresh two months.
Saturday evening at the parish hall Examiner Coming—
S IC O N D C O N G R E S S IO N A L D IS T R IC T
Spotted cow, coming 4 years, freshen March 18.
foi all members of the Episcopal A traveling examiner of operators
church Sunday school and theli and chauffeurs is scheduled to be
Red Cow, 8 years, freshen March 17.
[a ste rn O reg o n 's
Guernsey heifer coming 2 years old, freshen Jan. friends.
•n the Nyssa city hall Wednesday,
C on g ressm a n -on -th e-Jo b ,
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November 8 from 9 a.m. to 12, noon.
Jersey heifer, coming 2 years.
ENTERTAIN CLUB
g iv in g his u n d iv id e d
Mr and Mrs Bernard Eastman
5 spring heifers.
3 steers.
atten tio n to the n eed s
Planned—
entertained the Sunday night Mi Sale
COMMON COLDS
1 purebred shorthorn bull calf, 9 months old.
o f [a ste rn O regon
and Mrs club. Prizes were won by A rummage sale will be held by
R. O. Whitaker, first, and Mrs Har
1 red calf.
Colds probably surpass in frequency
Stockman was born in
ry Miner, second.
Spotted cow, 4 years, fresh 4 months.
all other disease conditions. When you Lowell
Eastern Oregon and has lived
here all his life. He graduated in
Red heifer, coming 2, fresh March 17.
have a cold, do not take the cure-all Agriculture
SCOUT TROOP ENTERTAINED
from Oregon State
The members of Girl Scout troop
3 Chester White gilts, weight 180 pounds.
advices
of
friends,
but
consult
a
phys
College
in
1922
and has farmed
C were entertained Tuesday evening
1 Tumblebug two-way plow.
ician, who has devoted years of time to continuously ever
since. He
at
a
Hallowe'en
party
given
by
their
1 eight-inch feed grinder.
the study of human ills. Take his pro stands for common sense
busi
sponsors, the Episcopal guild. Man>
ness principles applied to na
1 ten-foot dump rake.
exciting games were played and
fessional
advice
and
follow
it.
refreshments were served. Mrs Le-
tional issues. During his two
1 three-section harrow.
1 two-wheel trailer.
Rae
Trabert
Is
the
leader
of
the
years in Congress he established
Your
physician
will
gladly
telephone
1 wagon box.
2 hay slips.
troop. Mrs W. E. Schlreman, Mrs
a
wide acquaintance and influ
your
prescriptions
to
us
if
you
will
elect
1 DeLaval cream separator, No. 16.
Bernard Eastman, and Mrs Jake
ence
among his fellow members
our
pharmacy
to
do
the
compounding.
Simmons represented the guild.
of Congress and a reputation for
1 oil heater.
Many other articles.
The confidence placed in us by these industriousness, efficiency, coop
8
L. B. Landreth, Owner
EPISCOPAL SUNDAY
SCHOOL
professional
men suggests a strong rea- eration and attending to busi
PARTY
FOR CREAMY
ness. Lowell Stockman is one of
on why we should be your prescription- Oregon’s
On Saturday even the members of
all-Republican delega
the Episcopal Sunday chool enter
ists.
tion
to
Congress.
tained guests at a Hallowe'en party.
RICHNESS
Phone 25-R
Thirty-five youngsters were present
enjoy the games and refresh
Col. Bill Lane,
D. O. Bybee, Mgr. to ments.
DRINK OUR
Mrs W. E. Schlreman and
Auctioneer
Phone 05J3
Paid adv., Lowell Stockman for Congreas Committee
Mrs Jake Simmons were In charge.
Jama* H. Sturgia, Secretary, Pendleton, Oregon
Phone 116J
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TASTY MILK
ENTERTAINS
CLUB
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Mrs Sid Burbldge entertained her
bridge club Friday evening with The rich butterfat in
first prize going to Mrs Frank Ram-
baud. second to Mrs Ellis Buckland our milk is delightfully
PRO G RA M
and the traveling to Mrs Aden
Wilson.
nourishing.
HOSTESS TO CLUB
Phono 106
Mrs A. H. Boydell was hostess to
the Thursday afternoon bridge club
Douhle Feature
week. Mrs J. B. Giezentanner
FRIDAY and SATURDAY NOVEMBER 3—4 last
won high and Mrs John Beckham
Referred to the people by the Malheur County Court
the traveling prize. Several guests
Harold Peary and Marion Martin in
Watts Seed Co.
Farmers
Dessert Seed Co.
local ' news
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Buyers & Sellers
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E. P. Hendrix
Auction
Saturday, Nov. 4
Bybee Livestock Co.
E. W. Pruyn
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Malheur Co. Assessor
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Pills and Powders:
N yssa Pharm acy
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THEATRE
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“GILDERSLEEVE’S GHOST”
“SWING IN THE SADDLE”
HELP OREGON GROW
Mat., Sat.. 2:50 Adm. 25c-5e Inc. Tax
Adm. Evening«. 40c-9c, Including Tax
SUNDAY and MONDAY NOVEMBER 5—6
Edward G. Robinson, Ruth Warrick, Bob Hay-
mes and Robert Armstrong in
“MR. WINKLE GOES TO WAR”
Sports and Newest March of Time
Mat.. Hun, 8:38 Adm., 38e-9e. Inc. Tax
Adm. Evening«. 40c-9c. Including Tax
—BARGAIN NIGHT—
TUESDAY NOVEMBER 7
Jack Haley and Harriet Hilliard in
“TAKE IT BIG”
Cartoon and Alaskan Mystery
Adm.
tSe-9e,
Inc. Tax
Strengthen our state banks by voting for the
Banking amendment.
Protects depositors through federal deposit
insurance.
Opens way for stronger capital structure.
Puts Oregon on same plane with 45 other
states.
Plan has endorsement of grange, bankers,
state authorities, labor leaders and others.
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY NOV. 8—9
Experim ental S tatio n
A bill to provide funds to purchase the Malheur Agricultural Experi
mental area farm, for the improvement of Malheur county agriculture
to be operated in conjunction with the Oregon State College experiment
Stations, and authorizing a special tax levy of one mill for the fiscal
year, 1945-46 and one-half mill for the fiscal year 1946-47, for this pur
pose.
This is as the measure will appear on your ballot next Tuesday. A vote
of YES will secure the future of the Malheur experimental farm. If the
measure is defeated we will not only lose the farm but we will also lose
the appropriation made by the state for maintenance and operation.
To Vote YES will be a good stroke of business for the county. The 120
acre farm which forms the experimental area was purchased on contract
for $15.000 and is now worth much more than that owing to the improve
ments made during the past two years, coupled with the advance in land
values.
Vote 318 Yes
Eddie Cantor, George Murphy, Joan Davis,
Nancy Kelly and Constance Moore in
“SHOW BUSINESS”
Cartoon and News
Adm. Kvralag«. M a le , Inrluding Tax
V O T E 21 X
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Shelton Dairy
Red River Dave, Jane Frazee and Slim Sum
merville in
STOCKMAN
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Paid Adv. by Malheur County Subordinate Granges and Malheur Pom
ona Grange.
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