THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL
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THURSDAY, MAY 3, 1943
COLUMBIA AVENUE
| of Ontario to Payette Lakes Fri
from Burley, Idaho.
European refuge«« In this comm
hee visited Mrs. Robert Ditty.
| Malon HUlis and daughter, Col Rev. R. L. Casselman filled the day
unity.
' leen and Mrs Mary Martih called pulpit at the Nyssa Assembly of I Mary Query went to Boise the Pfc. Dick W. Tensen returned
Eight ladles met at the home of •
,
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j to see Mrs. HUlis at the Holy Goi church three nights last week first of this week to visit for a last week to Salinas, California
Mrs. Annie Harris Friday for the '
OWYHEE
A H E A D
for Rev. H. G. Gardner, evangel few days.
after spending his furlough with
put pose of sewing quilts for the j
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GEORGE S. BENSON , Rosary hospital In Ontario Sun- ist. who was ill.
'day.
Red Cross. A polluck dinner was I Mrs. Pearl Ballantyne, princl-
his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Pete
Mrs.
Leonard
Newgen
and
Mr
h t t ii ia t — H t r i it f
I Mr. and Mrs. Ora Newgen and Mr. and Mrs Kart Funai and and Mrs. Bob Newgen were Ont Tensen, and other relatives.
served.
j pal of the Owyhee school, took the
Sure) Jr i t aiti
children
have
moved
to
Houston.
Mr. and Mrs Jack Wilson of
Several from here enjoyed the ¡pupils of her room to the Smvely
ario shoppers Monday.
Mrs. Marjorie Field of Boise spent
Apple valley motored to Emmett Idaho.
senior play presented in Ontario, hot springs for a picnic Friday
Rev. Atwood Foster of Salem,
Government Rebate
the week-end at the home of her
Sunday.
Friday evening. Donna Winslow J Mrs. Sabin and Mrs. Bumgarner Excels
is a bad thing: everybody I Loren Hite is receiving treat- distiict superintendent of the Ore
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Groot.
was a member of the cast.
| picnicked with their pupils at the
it. Every time the word ! ment in tihe Nyssa Nursing home gon district of the Assemblies of
6uena
Vista
Mr. and Mrs. Orlen Halnllne schoolhouse where refreshments, in- is is against
Mrs. Dick Groot called on Mrs.
God. and Mrs. Foster were guests
mentioned it brings up recollec for Infection in his hand.
and Dean. Mr. and Mrs. Jule eluding Ice cream, were served.
Grant
Rinehart of Nyssa Monday.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
George
Cleaver
tions
of
paying
excess
baggage
on
of
Rev.
and
Mrs.
R.
L.
Casselman
Alex
Geokan
moved
his
cattle
Houston aiul Mr. and Mrs Vem j Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Kinzer of a trunk, or recalls some friend
and
Mrs.
Loyd
Cleaver
and
Linda
Dave
Hawkins is visiting rel
Monday.
Rev.
and
Mr:;.
Foster
Smith and Harry attended a’ meet- Boise were callers at the home of whose doctor has warned him from the Don Knottingham ranch were en route to Jerome to attend were in Ontario Thursday.
atives
on
coast..
In at the Churoh of Cfod in Pay- Mr. and Mrs. Louis Skinner Tues- against excess fat or excess sugar to outside range Sunday.
Willis Bertram received word Mrs. E. C. the Larson
two-day church conference.
ette Tuesday evening.
I day afternoon. Mr. Kinzer, who "Excess" always makes you think Mrs. Maion Hillis was taken to a Mrs.
was a Payette
that
his
brother.
Richard,
was
Charles Ditty, Mrs. Leslie
Rev. Harry McOlmsey of Phoen- ; has been ill, Is much improved in of something that's tine in modera 'the Holy Rosary hospital at Ont Ditty and
visitor
last
week.
killed
on
Okinawa
April
10.
Rich-
Mary Query were Vale
lx. Arizona has been a house guest health.
but very bad. dangerous, sinful j ario Mr. Thursday.
j ard stayed with his brother for Mrs. T. M. Beranek of Baker Is
and Mrs Henry Terra of shoppers Friday.
at the Rev. R. L. Krlner home I Mr. and Mrs. Bob Rice and dau- tion
maybe,
if
there
is
any
extra
I several months last year.
Marie
Bruner,
Dorothy
Hobson,
visiting at the homes of her dau
Nyssa
were
callers
at
the
Jesse
the past week.
! ghter. Lanna. made a trip last week
have been a good thing
and Mrs. Ruby Smith and dau | Junior Hailey of Twin Falls vis ghters. Mrs. C. M. Tensen and
place Friday.
Rev. and Mrs. R. L. Krlner and to Hunt. Idaho to investigate the for It the would
United States and eveiybody 1 Nifhi
Mrs. Mary Martin returned last ghter. Margaret, of Portland acc ited at the George Oleaver home Mrs. Clayton Jensen.
family and Rev. Harry McClmsey labor situation
it, if the man who first said "ex week
Mr. and Mrs Jess Gregg en in
to the Maion Hillis home ompanied Philip and Anna Smith Sunday.
were Tuesday evening dinner guests tertained
cess
profit,"
had
used
a
term
that
dinner Sunday In meant exactly something. Excess
at the home of Rev. and Mrs. celebration at of the
birthday of her baggage is everything over 150
Harold Jacks in Payette.
mother, Mrs. Martha Klinkback pounas. of course, and ooctors know
Mrs. Everett Sutton and chil Other
were Mrs. Georgt precisely what excess fat or excess
dren of Portland are visiting at Gregg of guests
Mi's. Russell R sugar is when they find it, but what
the home of Mrs. Sutton's parents, Wolf, Jr., Caldwell,
and daughter, Ellen is excess profit? Who knows what
Mr. and Mis Ray Ledgerwood. Mrs. Annie Gregg
and Fred Kling- it is? Quite often it la the unfair
Mr. and Mrs. Jule Houston and
use of an ugly word.
daughters attended a farewell par back.
Taxed at 85 Per Cent.
ty for Mrs. Houston's brother. Miss Mary Collins of Boise was
a caller at the home of Mrs. Jess There is such a thing as excess
Clarence May at the home of Mr. Gregg
and Mrs. Howard Lemons In Fruit- A P. T. A. meeting will be held, profit, without a doubt; easier te
recognize than define. What the
land Thursday evening. Others att
ending were the members of the at the school picnic which will be government calls excess profit how
churches of the Assembly of God held the last of next week.
ever, may not always be too much.
meeting will be held at I think everybody has a right to
in Payette and Ontario. Games the Prayer
of Mrs. Annie Gregg know just what it is that corpora
furnished entertainment for the with home
Rev. Krlner as the leadei tions earn and then have to pay 85
evening. A gift was presented to May
lessons will be taken cents out of every dollar back to
the honored guest by the churches. from 8. the The book
the government in a special tax.
of Romans
Mr. May left Tuesday for Fort Mrs. Arnold Slippy
and two chil Consider this:
Douglas Utah for assignment to dren, Sharon and Darrell,
were The war choked out a few firms
army duty.
week-end guests of Mrs. Slippy's completely, but a majority kept go
Mrs. Levi Johnson led senior sister,
ing and soon found their sales swol
Mrs. Charles Culbertson.
Christian Endeavor Sunday even Mr. and
by war conditions. Costs in
Ellis Walters en len
ing on the topic, "Faith”. Mrs. tertained at Mrs. dinner
creased too but, even so, most of
for them
Jule Houston will lead next Sun Mrs. Rex Walters and Sunday
are making much bigger prof
daughter.
day evening.
annually before taxes than they
Mrs. Byrd Walters of its
Sunday school was held at 10:30 Brenda,
in a good average year of busi
Boise, Mrs. Art Bock of Caldwell did
Sunday morning A letter from and
ness before the war. Die 1840 tax
MLss Evelyn Campbell of Wil law
Superintendent Taggart was read
calls profits "excess" if they
by Buell Hickey, as well as a lett der.
greater in any one year than
er from Rev. Ray Chandler. Plans Prayer meeting was held last are
the average annual profits of 1836
for a daily vacation Bible school week at the Jess Gregg home with through
1939.
Mr.
Gregg
as
the
leader.
were discussed.
Gift
From Government.
On Your Old 2-Piece Living Room Set REGARD LESS of CONDITION On Any 2-Piece Living
Mr. and Mrs. Austin Robbins
Along
with
increased costs, born
and family were Sunday dinner
NEWELL HEIGHTS
of
war,
many
big
corporations
en
Room Set In Our Stock Regardle*» of Price. A Large Selection of Colors, Fabrics and Styles,
guests at the home of Mr. and
economies also incidental to war.
Mrs. Lee Smith.
| Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Kurtz and joy
Costs
can
usually
come
down
with
All Spring Filled. Construction and All Nationally Known Brands. Come in Today and Make
Mrs. Wesley Blanton entertain- daughter, Joyce, and Idamary
Increased volume, and many
ed ¡last Wednesday evening for | Prouty attended a family dinner greatly
manufacturers
are
selling
every
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Norman, who t In the I. C. Durnil home recently
Your Selection.
they make to the government
plan to leave for Missouri and , honoring Mrs. Carrie McLaughlin thing
as
fast
as
they
can
make
it.
Some
Indiana for a visit soon. Mr. and i on the occasion of her birthday
are relieved entirely of sales ex
Mrs. Norman expect to return to | Mrs. Lester Goulet solicited New- pense
and kindred expenses like
thls area to re-locate.
I ell Heights in the interest of the merchandising, warehousing, deteri
Claire Gilchrist, piano pupil of cancer drive last week.
oration, etc.
Miss Wilhelmlna Hoffman, partlc- , Maurice Judd. Jr„ spent several Business establishments with gov
lpated In a recital in the Boise days in Boise after being inducted ernment contracts do not offer much
Junior college auditorium Sunday into the service and is now stat- protest against a stiff tax on war
aftemoon. The recital was spon-' loned at Port Douglas, Utah,
profits. Business men are able to
sored by the Boise chapter of the Mrs. Cecil Smith and Gary, Pat- see sense in it. They have generally
Natlonal Guild of Plano Teach- rlcla and Shirley spent from Thurs- given liberal discounts to big-volume
ers, of which Miss Hoffman Is a day until Saturday in New Mead- buyers whose orders keep plants
member Miss Gilchrist's number ows. On Sunday they all moved to busy and unit costs down. Govern
was the' Prelude In C Sharp Min- New Meadows, except Shirley, who ment is always a close buyer; price
to government departments are
or by Raehaminoff.
is staying with Mrs. Alvin Me cuts
certainly nothing new.
Darrell Percy is the new ditch Ginnis.
Excess Prices Next.
rider for this area. Most farmers Mrs. W. W. Smith is In the
have started irrigating.
Ontario hospital receiving medical Technically, the excc s profits
10 PER CENT DOWN
John Stohler and Mrs. Bill Walz treatment. Mr. Smith is In Adrian taxes that corporations p-> now are
20 PER CENT DOWN
have received word of the death with his daughter, Mrs. Alvin not price concessions because the
WILL
HOLD
YOUR
Inns actually get the money and
of their father at Jerome, Idaho. MeGinnis.
BALANCE 12 MONTHS
Bible study was held at the Idamary Prouty spent the week pay it back later. It is almost pre
CHOICE
home of Mr. and Mrs. George end as a guest In the William cisely a rebate to the government
for its big purchases. The only dif
Markham last Friday evening.
Toomb home In Adrian.
Mrs. Vern Anderson and Chil Mrs. Lou Pratt went to Ontario ference is that our excess profits tax
law. War contracts are worded
dren have returned to Bums af- i Friday to visit her mother, Mrs. ta is a cancel
themselves the day war
ter spending several days at the de Boer, who Is in poor health
but the tax law has to be re
home of Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Ander- Court of honor was held Satur ends,
Congress or stay in force.
Mr. and Mrs. Emkl Frank were day afternoon at the Legion hall pealed by 85%
excess profits tax law
business visitors in Welser Friday. in Adrian for the Intermediate of 1« If not our amended
to end with the war,
Mr. and Mrs. Orlen Halnllne and Girl Scouts, Mothers and Brownies American manufacturers
Mohair Cover
will have
family spent last Sunday In Vale were guests. The girls entertained 1 « keep on rebating the government
visiting in the Allen Halnllne home with demonstrations of their work, after the government quits buying.
This community has been ass- folk dances and games. Refresh-
All Spring Construction.
and warehousing costs will
lgned a quota of $10 for the cancer | ments were served after 15 of the Selling
return;
there
will
be
no
big-customer
fund. Five dollars was given by girls were presented with first olass savings to divide with anybody.
Hardwood Frame.
throe attending the P. T. A. meet- ! and merit badges.
If manufacturers pay government
lng Friday evening.
Carpenters are completing the 15%
of
any
part
of
post-wai
profits,
Trade In
Mrs. Annie Harris plans to leave C. B. Hill cinder block house and they must hike prices. That will be
Assorted Colors.
the first of the week for LaGrande, masons are laying the blocks for an
"excess,"
really,
and
the
whole
where she had her eyes operated the Leo Winn machine shed.
burden of it will tall on us average
on about six weeks ago. She will John Timmerman threshed some consumers. We can only protect
have her eyes examined and will of last year's clover seed and ourselves by having proper tax
visit her brother during the 10 stacked the remainder during the legislation created now, to go Into
days she Is In LaGrande.
j past week.
effect as soon as the war ends.
Mrs. Jules Houston is In charge I Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Hill en-
of the collection of clothing for tertalned 14 guests at a dinner Friday evening honoring Orlie Sip
es and his bride. Mr. Sipes is home
on furlough after spending about
three years in India.
Mr. and Mrs Earl Parker have
received a card from a port of
If we neglect so great SAL
e k rabmaoittsanltnafgrmtrffthrh
embarkation stating that their son,
VATION : which at first be
Melvin, has left for overseas duty.
Word has been received that
gan to be spoken by the Lord,
Carl Plercy and Bob Eastman have
*1
and confirmed unto us by
been promoted to the rank of
Tapestry Cover
b
> L - a
them that heard HIM;
corporal in the marines.. They are
back on their home base, which
Hardwood Frame
God also bearing them wit
is believed to be Pauli, after help
Assorted Colors
ing in the battle of the Iwa.
ness, both with signs and won
Jim Norris is working again for
ders
and
with
divers
miracles
__
and Styles.
C. B Hill. He and his mother will
i:
the new tenant house as
Trade In
= and gifts of the HOLY GHOST, according to occupy
Spring
Filled
soon as it is completed.
HIS own will? Hebrews 2:3-4.
Harris, who has been out
The above signs and wonders, ami divers of Is Gay
school for more than a month.
under a doctor's care and is
miracles and girts of the Holy Ghost, which improving.
She may have had
God promised to confirm His word with (Mark whooping cough.
1(5:17-18.20.) having begun to be set forth in Mrs. Charles Newbtll, who has
teacher in the fif
our midst has led us to continue the REVIVAL 31 th been and substitute
sixth grade room la ill
MEETING, which under the able ministry of with a throat
As a result
O N I O f AM ERICA’S GREAT STORES . .
Evangelist H. G. Gardner of Lake Charles. Lou no school was Infection.
held in that room
Friday. The pupils of the other
isiana is being conducted at the “Assembly of grades
spent the day on a picnic.
God Church” in Nyssa.
Lincoln Heights
LOOX/A'G
Big Furniture
Event
TRADE IN
ALLOWANCE
$20
3
Use Our
Use Our
Budget
Layaway
DAYS
ONLY
Plan Friday ™ Saturday Plan
and Monday
2 Pc. Living Room Set
$21995
» 20 .
You Pay Only
How Shall We Escape
$
199
95
2 pc. Living Room Set
$19995
You Pay Only
These meetings will continue every night
except Saturday for the next two weeks or long-
er.
Thank you,
Pastor, C. L. Snider
Sunset Valfey
_ Edna Hallock of Oswego, Ore-
s I gun is visiting friends in this vtcin-
3 lty. On Friday afternoon Miss
5 1 Hallock, June Webster of Nyaaa
i) Mil HIM 11 M III ill 2UUM U. 1 1MII ,114II III. I I4I.11 1.1 1 11 1 1 1 MU*nd Mrs Homer Brewer of Owy-
SERVING THE
INLAND EMPIRE
$20
$179*^
Ontario
Oregon
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