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rHE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL PAGE 4 THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 1945 U pper Su n set Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rooks tool and family were Ontario shoppers S at urday. Mrs. Ida Parker of Hood River came lait week to visit at the homes of her sons, Frank and U. E. Parker. Reva Rookstool underwent a ton sillectomy last Tuesday. Mrs. Edwin Her gam was an O nt ario shopper last Friday. Kingman Kolony Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Oase a tt ended a birthday dinner given loi their son, Floyd Case, at the home of Mrs. Loyd Welfgandt In Marsing The Misses Nadeen Wilson ant Dorothy Toomb were In Caldwell Thursday on business. Mr. and Mrs. Rube Graham and children and Mrs. Lilly Thurmai and children of Buhl, Idaho were week-end guests at the W. E. Were} home. C. W. Wilson and Mr. and Mrs Arthur Case were Caldwell visitor? Thursday. Miss Del ora Hurst was an over night guest of Betty Jean Toomb of Adrian. Miss Betty Jean Toomb accom panied Mrs. Lynn Hurst and dau ghters to Caldwell Saturday. Miss Ardls Hurst was a Sunday dinner guest of Ilea Kreager. .. .why you as an American farmer should put every dollar you possibly can into War Bonds in the mighty 7th War Loan. . . Lincoln Heighis Several women met at the George Markham home Thursday to sew articles for the Red Cross. A pot- luck dinner was served at noon. A number from here attended, the combined P. T. A. meeting j and 4-H show In Ontario Satur day. Several girls participated In the style revue. Mr. and Mrs. Vem Smith and Harry entertained friends Tuesday evening In celebration of the birth day of Mrs. Smith's sister, Lola Nelson. Those present were the I Misses Ida and Lois Nelson, Rev. I and Mrs. R. L. Krlner and family, I Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Barnes and sons of Ontario and Rev. and Mrs. Harold Jacks of Payette. Mrs. Annie Harris entertained relatives and friends at dinner Sunday In honor of her grandson, Roland Whttsell on his birthday. Mrs. Edna Farris, county health nurse, and Mrs. Maktnson of Ont ario were at the Lincoln school house Thursday to register pre school children for the clinic which 1 was scheduled for Tuesday of this week. The children will return to day to have thetr vaccinations ex amined. Rev. and Mrs. R. L. Krlner and family went to the Owyhee dis trict Friday. Mr. Krlner was a teacher In the Bible school for the past week. The family were guests at the Wallace Oregg home. They attended the Bible school program in the evening. Mrs. living Miller underwent a tonsllectomy In Ontario last week. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hawks of Vancouver, Washington visited from Tuesday until Thursday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Pettet. Ten Christian Endeavor member« of Lincoln attended a picnic spon sored at Butler’s grove Friday ev ening by the Payette Valley Chris tian Endeavor. Rev. Fred Johnson of Montour, Idaho spent Friday at the Vein Smith horn«. Lois Nelson spent from Tuesday evening until Thursday evening at the R. L. Krlner home. Mrs. Annie Harris, Mrs. Lyle An derson, Mrs. J. W. Pettet, Mrs. Tom Pettet and Mi's. Emil Frank atended an all-day Red Cross sew ing meeting at the home of Mis. Hattie Bowers last Wednesday. Mr and Mrs. Jule Houston spent Sunday afternoon at the home of Mr. Houston's parents in Ontario. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Pettet and family were Wednesday dinner guests at the home of Mrs. Pettet's mother, Mrs. Cora Dule of Mid vale, Idaho. Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Sayers were Sunday afternoon callers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Farley of the Park community. Mr and Mrs. Gregory Ross and daughters were Sunday dinner guests at the Ralph Barnes home. Lois and Ida Nelson went to Payette Sunday afternoon to visit for a few days. Lois plans to leave for her home In Newcastle, Neb raska today. En route she will visit a sister at Omaha. Mr. and Mrs. Orlen Hainline and family were dinner gu««M last Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jule Houston and daugh ters. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Hainline of Vale and Mrs. Louise Ross and baby of Boise were Wednesday visitors at the home of Orlen Hain line. Helen Pennington of Ontario spent Sunday at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Penn ington. Jo Ann and Janice Kimball of Payette were Monday and Tuesday visitors at the home of their unci* and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Jule Hous ton. Mr. and Mrs. O. S. Pettet spent Wednesday In Kuna. as at an auction. Y o u r W a r B ond m oney, too, w ill be safe and in creasin g in v alu e u n til the tim e w hen you get back $4 fo r e v e ry $3 you invested. 1 Farmers know th a t the d em an d for food is g re a te r this y e a r th an e v e r b efo re. A n d fa rm e rs a re doing a m agnificent job of p ro d u cin g it. T h e sam e u rg e n t need applies to all w a r goods. F o r to d ay th e cost of the w ar is g re a te r th an ev er. The W cr Bonds you buy w ill m a tu re in ten y ears to send y o u r boy o r g irl th ro u g h college . . . o r to p ro v id e fo r y o u r ow n security, for trav el, o r re tire m e n t. 5 T o n s an d tons of su p p lies m u st still flow to o u r m illio n s of m en in E u ro p e . A s you read this, still m o re tons m u st b e shipped o v er the huge d istan c es of th e Pacific to o u r tro o p s poised th e re a lre a d y to begin the h arv est. If w e a re not to let slip th e o p p o rtu n ity to h it the Ja p s, hard — now w e a re at la st in position to strik e — w e m u st su p p ly th ese m en w ith m ore o f everything — new , h a r d e r hitting w eapons . . . m o re p o w erfu l ta n k s , . . sw ift new giant p la n es—an d m o re of them th an e v e r b efo re! Every $75 you p u t into a W a r B ond today will re tu rn you $100 at m a tu r ity ; e v e ry $375 w ill yield you $500. A n d if y o u n eed to get your m oney back for an em e rg e n c y —you can do so at any tim e you w ish six ty d ay s a fte r the Bonds a re issued. W a r B onds a re rea lly the same as a cash re se rv e fo r em erg en c ies, except th a t they in crease stead ily in v alu e, an d because each one is reg istered , you w o n ’t lose y o u r m oney through fire, th eft, o r loss of the bonds. 6 We must make sure th a t the tragic th o u sa n d s of o u r w o u n d ed rec eiv e the b est, m ost thorough c a re . T h a t m ean s m oney w ith o u t stin t— fo r b andages, fo r m ed icin es, fo r th o u san d s an d t h o u s a n d s of c o m p l e t e l y eq u ip p ed first-aid statio n s, d o ze n s of hospital ships, h u n d re d s of co n v a le sce n t hospitals. 2 3 In the years after the war w h e n b e t t e r - th an -ev er farm eq u ip m en t w ill b e av a il able, y o u r W a r Bonds w ill be a back lo g for you to ren ew your m ach in ery . . . to b u ild th at new b a rn . . . to im p ro v e y o u r land. 7 Last y e a r up to this tim e th e re h ad been tw o w a r loans. T h is y ear, to ra ise ab o u t th e sam e am o u n t of m oney, the 7th W a r L o an m u st do tw o jobs in one. A n d so y o u r c o u n try is asking you to back u p those m illions of A m ei ¡can boys slugging it o u t in th e fro n t lin e s—by digging dow n d eep an d buying tw ice as many W ar Bonds as you did last tim e. B ut m ean tim e— y o u r idle d o llars ca n b e fight ing d o llars . . . p u t ev e ry one o f th em in to the fight in the big S ev en th W a r L o a n l I And when you p u t y o u r m o n ey — e v e ry ce n t you ca n —in to those bigger B onds ia the big 7th W a r L oan, y o u ’ll b e doing m o re th an loaning cash fo r a vital, im m ed ia te w a r n e e d —y o u ’ll b e helping to fight the inflation that co u ld w re c k o u r n atio n ’s w hole fu tu re . F o r loose m oney, in w artim e w hen goods a re scarce, te n d s to “b id u p ” th e p rice s of things, th e sam e 4 your folding mone fighting money! Put every idle dollar on the line! Hollingsworth Hdwe. & Imp. Co. Nyssa Pharmacy Brownie’s Cafe Nyssa Lumber Co. Frank T. Morgan Lemon’s Hatchery Nyssa Packing Co. Gate City Cafe Al Thompson & Son Inland Oil Co. Inter-State Oil Co. Nyssa Furniture Co. Curry Produce Eder Hardware Co. Idaho Power Co. Moss-Ninemire Motor Co. Nyssa Tavern Stunz Lumber Co. Towne’s Garage Farmers Supply Co-op Gordon’s Drive-In Gamble Store Owyhee Drug Co. Nyssa Elevator Pruyn’s Garage Polar Cold Storage Nordale Furniture Store Powell Service Station Golden Rule Store Boise Payette Lumber Co. Nyssa Theatre Signal Service Station Thompson Oil Co. Atkeson’s Clothing Store The Food Mart
