THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL
COLUMBIA AVENUE
THURSDAY, APRIL 12, 1945
Kingm an Kolony
STARTER SOLUTION
IS GARDEN HELPER
turned to Nyssa after spending the
winter at aoseph, and are now at
Mrs Olen Cooper was in Ont
the Collins cabins. They have pur
Pvt and Mrs. Floyd Whltely
ario Monday.
chased a farm in the Black Can
were visitors in the Kolony last
Victory gardeners are likely to
Mr and Mrs Melvin Jensen were
yon district and wi.l move there
week. Pvt Whltely is home now
have more success with their to
Boise visitors Monday. Their dau
because of his father's severe ill
matoes, cabbage, lettuce, peppers
ghter. Norma, returned with them
ness. He has been stationed at
and
other transplants if they use
to spend the week-end at home.
i Nursing Home Note,—
Camp Walters. Texas.
a “starter” or "booster” solution
Mrs Loyal Fields of Boise was
A
son
was
born
to
Mrs
Helen
Ilea Kreager was a Sunday din-
home for the week-end.
elation will be given at our Sun Gray April 9. The boy weighed 5 when transplanting, according to
AUK IAN FREE METHUD1ST
I ner guest of Ardis Hurst.
County Agent R. E. Brooke.
day evening service. You are »el- '
^ „ ounces.
CHURCH
Business visitors in Ontario Mon- ! Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Hall were in
:ome to attend all our services!
Adrian, Oregon
This “starter" solution, which in
day were Mr and Mrs Dick Qroot. La Grande last week on business.
and especially do we urge you te I ^lr and ^ rs B A. Adkins of
Rev. P. H. Reiman, Pastor
plain words is Just liquid fertilizer.
Mr and Mrs Edwin Mowerson i The H.E. club met at the home
hear these lectures on the last Notus, Idaho are parents of a
Mrs Guy Glenn last Tuesday.
and Dale w-re in Payette Thurs
girl born April 6. The baby weigh- Is made by mixing one tablespoon
book of the Bible, Revelation.
Sunday school, 10 a. m.
The next meeting will be held at
of victory garden fertilizer 16-10-4)
■ ed 6 pounds. 11 ounces.
day evening
Sunday
school,
10
a.
m.
Classes
uit Lynn Hurst home April 17
| Jack Gannon, who suffered a in one gallon of water, or use 4-12-4
TRINITY LUTHERAN
Pfc. Dick Vf. Tensen arrived
Mrs. J. G. Lane attended the for every a=e-
fracture of the collarbone and or similar fertilizer formula. Sul
Parma, Idaho
Evangelistic message, 11 a. m.
home Snuday morning from Sal- Pte.sbyterial conference at Ontario
shoulder when he was thrown from
Rrv. John E. Simon, Pastor
Young people’s meeting, 7 p. m.
inas California to spend his fur- last Thursday,
| liis motorcycle last week, is im- phate of ammonia, nitrate of soda
S e rv ic e : 10 a.m.
lough with his parents, Mr and De L<’ra Hurst was a Sunday Clarence Nelson, leader.
or ammoniated phosphate may be
j proving.
Church
School:
11
a.m.
Mrs Pieter Tensen and other rel- dinner guest of Forestine and Na- Miss Ida May Deffenbaugh, chair
substituted for victory garden fer
man.
atives.
dine Wilson.
I Ogdenites Kero--
tilizer.
Exact
measurements
is
CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE
Song
service
and
preaching,
8.
Mrs Wayne Haroldson and her Thurman Piercy has returned
Earl McIntyre and his brother strongly recommended.
E J Wilson. Pastor.
Cottage
prayer
meeting
next
I
sister, Miss Vivian Fife, motored from Buhl> where he visited rela
Mr. Brooke cautions against us
10 a. m.. Sunday school. Ernest of Ogden were here during the
te Boise Sunday, returning Mon- lives, and upon tils return " t o Ek.ile Wednesday at 8 p. m. at the E. E.
week-end looking for farms. They ing more than one tablespoon to
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Barker. Supt.
met Donnie Brower and Kenneth Nelson
home in —*-*------*—
Ridgeview.
cav.
11 a. m., song service with com- are cattlemen and building con a gallon of water since plants may
Come and helP u* aP;ead scrip-
Mrs Garret Siam was an Ontar E lio tt and enlisted in the navy.
be injured or killed by a stronger
tractors.
The boys are waiting to be called. tura* P°Bness throughout the world, munion service following.
io H-i-lto- Monday.
mixture. The solution of one table
7 p. m., pre-prayer service.
William Toombs and family were
Mrs Cooper of Idaho Falls is vis
spoonful of fertilizer to a gallon
7:15 p. m„ young peop'e. inter Here From California—
I THE COMMUNITY UNITED
iting a t the home of her brother- Sunday dinner guests at the W.
Wayne Chestnut, of California of water is effective and safe, he
mediates and junior services.
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
3.
Piercy
home.
iu-iaw. I. L. Cooper.
formerly of Nyssa. Is here on a explained. If the solution is kept
8 p. m„ evangelistic service.
Kingman Memorial
D. M. Matthews and family were
C. H. Carskadon Jr., and family
well mixed during application.
business trip.
We
have
a
good
time
in
our
J.
C.
Nevin,
Pastor.
were in Twin Falls during the Sunday dinner guests at the W.
Plants given a "starter” solution
Bible
study
and
prayer
services
on
10
a.
m.
Bible
school.
Easter holidays. Mrs Carskadon's W. Deffenbaugh home.
usually will start growing immed
Ships Cattle—
Wednesdays at 8 p. m.
11
a.
m.,
morning
worship.
Ser
mother and sister accompnied them
The Bybee Livestock company iately without an apparent set
We are having prayer and fast
mon: "The Christian Source ot
back lor a visit.
ing services In the church every shipped two carloads of cattle to back from transplanting, O. T.
Peace.”
McWhorter, O. S. C. extension
California last week.
I 8 p. m.. evening worship. Song Tuesday noon.
horticulturist, reports. This treat
We are also having Friday night
service with special music. Discus
ment is especially valuable for
Return To Idaho—
sions: Builders—“Is It ever Justifi cottage prayer meetings.
Mrs. Larry Shipley and small tomato plants.
You
are
cordially
invited
to
all
ab
le
to
lie?”.
Adults:
The
10th
Returns f rom Wyoming—
daughter of Lewiston, Idaho re
About a pint of the llouid fertil
these services.
Glenn Pticrson returned Wednes commandment.
turned to their home Tuesday after izer poured about each plant when
Monday
7:45
p.
m„
Boy
Scout
day from a business trip to Evans
troop 36 meets at the high school. THE METHODIST COMMUNITY visiting Mi's. Shipley’s sister, Mrs. it is set out in the garden is rec
ton, Wyoming.
Glenn Suiter, and brother, Alfred ommended. The transplants may
CHURCH
Wednesday, 7:45 p. m., prayer
be repeated In 10 days with good
Evans.
II. J. Gernhardt, Pastor.
service and 8:30 p. m. choir prac
\ i it In Apple Valley—
results if the solution is not made
Church school, 10 a. m.
Ranch-Wsy'i bal-
Mr and Mrs Sylvester Myers tice.
stronger than recommended.
Return Home—
Worship and sermon. 11 a. m.
Friday, 10 a. m„ prayer group
__
anced n ourishm ent fo r and family were Sunday visitors
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Child, Mrs.
These liquid fertilizers are val
"Cur
Fellowship".
Fellowship
poultt aids quicker growth. The correct gran
a , the Eldon Pearson home lit meets in Newell Heights.
Fannie Child and Mrs. H. Olson uable in the Liome garden all
ulation for easy eating and digestion prevents
meetings, 7:30.
returned Sunday after a week's through the season also for keeping
any pasta-forming tendency in the bask or A. pie valley.
Evening worship. 8:0.
CHU41CH OF CHRIST
.on feathers. G a t R A N C H 'W A Y today.
leafy plants such as lettuce, cabb
visit in Ogden and vicinity.
Choir
practice
Monday,
7:30.
(Christian)
Visits Lions Club—
age and chard growing. Row plants
Bible study and prayer Wednes
"leorce
Whipple,
Pastor.
l . win
Schwlebert, representative
To Visit In Twin Falls--
may be fertilized every 10 days or
day, 8 p. m.
Bible
school
10
a.
m.
There
are
;he College of Idaho and dep
Mrs. Bernard Frost and two so by pouring a gallon at the junc-
uty district governor of the Lions Just slx more Sunday in the con-
children left Sunday for a three-1 ture of the plant with the soil for
ST. PAUL’S EPISCOPAL
c.uo, visited the Nyssa Lions Mon- . '
day visit in Twin Falls with Mrs. I each six or eight feet of row.
MISSION
day noon. He praised the Lions MornlnS worship. 11 a. m. Com-
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Tile Rev. Burton Salter, vicar. Frost’s parents.
\S o J
for their hospital project and other " lun on served cach Lord's day.
CARD OF THANKS
Morning prayer and sermcn. 9:30
phases of their commumty belt- Sermon toPic: "Repentance”
We take this means of express
Holy *.ommunion and sermon each Visit In Nampa—
eiment program,
program. Mr Schwlebert
Eyenin* services: 7:30 p. m. The
Mrs Roy Darnes, Mrs Louise ing our thanks for the sympathies
second Sunday of the month.
adult
Bible
study
and
the
sermon
also visited at the high school.
Wernick and Mrs. Bert Haney were shown us during our recent ber
Church school at 10:30 a. m.
of the evening will be delivered by
eavement occurred by the death
Women's Guild second Wednesday Nampa visitors Monday.
Dd.
George
R.
Whipple,
Sr.,
of
I Lexers Sent To Servicemen—
of our husband and father, Wil
of each month.
*E fo
Ontario.
The M Men and Gleaner Girls
Visit In Ontario—
liam E. Schweizer.
Every service for every age.
hate formed a letter-writing group
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sutherland
Mrs. Verna B. Schweizer
ASSEMBLY OF GOD
and are sending 70 letters to boys
visited in Ontario Sunday evening.
Mrs. Verle Landreth
C. L. Snider, pastor
L. D. 8. CHURCH
in all parts of the world who are
Mrs. Alvfinn Ekanger
Sunday school, 10 a.m.
Sunday 9 15 a.m.
Priesthood
mi I Ire -ervi c. Mrs Howard Bair
Sermon, 11 a.m. Evangelistic ser- *n Payette-
meeting
I wrote the original letter
Mrs Wilford Bybee was In Pay-
Sunday 10:30 a.m. Sunday school vice 8 p.m
Thursday, 8 pm., prayer for boys ftt« on business Friday afternoon.
Sunday
7:30
p.
m.
Sacrament
Go Boating—
In armed forces. Come, -worship
Among those who enjoyed an meeting.
Go To Caldwell—
Dairy sale—3 miles west of Ont-
d íN w
Tuesday 2:00 p.m. Relief society with us and pray with us for your
C O N FID E N C E ★ DEPENDABILITY TL'.rg on the Owyhee reservoir
Herb Fisher and Bill Hipp were arlo; 1 mile west of the highway
boy and some other mother's boy.
Sunday were Mr and Mrs Herschel n(“etlnS
business visitors ln «uldwell Sun and Joining the airport on the west.
First Tuesday of each montn at
day.
Friday, April 20. Sale starts at
SUNSET VALLEY
•1 p.m. Primary for children bet-
1 p. m. 31 cattle and miscellaneous
ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH
ween ages of 4 and 12.
Returns To Wisconsin—
aquipment. Ernest Sllkett and Son,
Paster R. L. Casselman
Mr. and Mrs. Barzy Winnie have owners. Col. Bert Andersan, auct.
Sunday school, 10 A.M.
been visiting in Nyssa the past L. H. FYitts, clerk.
BAPTIST
CHURCH
Morning worship, 11 A.M.
Second Street
Children church, 7:30 P.M.
, two weeks with Mr and Mrs
Thursday, April 19 six miles
E. T. Larson. Missionary Pasto-
Evening evangelistic service. 8 1 Walter Fox. whUe enroute to their
Sunday school. 10 a. m.
o’clock. Cottage prayer meeting jhome ln ™ rth<\rn W isco n sin ft U,r „ west „ of Vale on Graham Blvd., then
Morning worship. 11 a. m.
Monday. Wednesday and Friday 8 an extended triP
New Mexlco' 4 miles north UP Bully creek- 12:30
Mrs. Winnie Is Mrs. Fox’s sister, p. m. Lunch on grounds. 4 horses.
B. Y P. U. at 7:15 p. m.
P.M.
Sunday evening preaching ser
Come! A hearty welcome awaits
vice at 7:45. A series of seven you.
messages covering the book of Rev-
b im
c b
m m .
LOCAL NEW
S
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cattle,
machinery, complete
blacksmith outfit, grain, furniture.
Richard Oalloway, owner. Col. Bert
Anderson, auct.
Wednesday, April 18 3V4 miles
west of Vale on Graham Blvd. 1
p. m. Lunch on grounds. 4 horses,
25 cattle, machinery, grain, house
hold goods, including electric wash
er and range. J. E. Sexton, owner.
Col. Bert Anderson, auct.
SEEDS
Alfalfa and all kinds
of grass seeds and mix
tures.
Nyssa Elevator
Serving
5 Counties
From the Largest Stock of
Genuine
Parts
Orders Shipped Immediately
Me C lu e r - M a n s e r
Phone 49
•in m him I j n n n m h in h
Payette, Idaho
h
in n h ri h h m in h in I
Serve Milk
d and Recommended by ;
Nyssa I levator
%\
£ " « « V START!
SALE CALENDAR
Thompson. Mr and Mrs Ormand
! Thomas, Mr and Mrs Albert Meier,
Mr and Mrs Herbert FLsher, Mrs
Verna Beutler and Dr. L. A. Mauld-
in8-
AND
For added meal good
ness.
We offer you a del
icious, full flavored
milk for the whole
family
On sale at local groc
ery stores.
Star Dairy
llllllllinnilHHI lll'HI HIHIHI HIHI HIHI I'l ln " " WH ' i "ini
tended
the L.DB.
semi-annual
conference. Mary E. Bybee went
as far as Salt Lake with them, and
will stay a month with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Leonard Howe, at Ameri
can Fork.
To Hold Food Sale—
The Rebekah lodge ladles will
hold a cooked food sa:j at Gra Here From Idaho Falls—
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Cooper are
ham's insurance office Saturday.
enjoying a visit with their aunt,
Shop In Ontario—
Mrs. E. R. Cooper of Idaho Falls,
Mrs. Herb Fisher and Mrs. Em
ma Qulnby shopped in Ontario who will be here about two weeks.
Mrs. Gerald Cooper and Mrs. Glen
Saturday afternoon.
Cooper were in Payette Wednes
Re*urns From Conference—
day on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilford A. B y b e e _________________
returned home Monday from a Returns To Nyssa—
five-day visit in Ogden and Salt
The Reverend and Mrs. Lloyd
Lake City, where Mr. Bybee a t- Pounds and two children have re-
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A.
ong the Union Pacific main line—
between station«—a signal flashes red.
The train slackens speed and stops. The
engineer grabs the whistle cord . . . one
long and three short blasts. That's a sig
nal to "the flagman. It is his duty to give
adequate warning to any train following.
To do so, he walks a sufficient distance
to the rear to insure full protection.
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Bedroom suites
Mattresses
Dinette sets
Coil bed springs
Davenos
Unfinished wood beds
Club chairs
Smoking stands
Book cases
Sewing cabinets
End tables
Electric water heaters
Table lamps
China closets
Magazine racks
Marble Utility tables
Living Room Suites Will Be Sold At
Navy dive b ombers— about to strike! In each rear
cockpit rides a radio gunner— trusted protector
of his pilot and plane. His skill with radio and
detection devices permits his pilot to concentrate
on flying the plane and blasting the objective.
His marksmanship makes enemy planes scarcer,
brings V-Day nearer.
Until that day comes, t^e major job of the
Western Electric Company, peacetime manufac
turer of telephone equipment, will be making
huge quantities of radio and detection devices.
If you are waiting for à telephone you can un
derstand why the backed up requirements of the
Bell Telephone System for telephones, wires,
cable, switchboards, etc., will have to wait.
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This Month
This is one of the many precautionary
measures taken b y Union Pacific—and
other railroads — to protect passengers
and freight shipments.
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important in wartime. Trainloads of
troops and essential materials are con
stantly on the move over Union Pacific's
Strategic Middle Route uniting the East
with the Pacific Coast.
Just as the flagman protects his train, so
is it the job of all Americans to provide
for future security by buying bonds and
saving them. Thus we can help stabilize
industry and encourage the American
trait of individual enterprise and initiative.