TH E N Y S S A G A T E CIT Y JOU R N A L ____ T H U R SD A Y , A U G . 16, 1945
P A G E FT V E
Kingman Kolony
na were business callers in Ontario to survive according to Mrs. Fred the field which gives the grower a ¡earned the need of one great the past week at the home of Mr. .mance wuil _ «c . Wa-i.lL, u. o. L.
Monday.
L. Olmstead of Ontario, county puce o f *M. allowing t< for baling. , world brotherhood. We have found and Mrs. Bum aii Brown. Mrs A., that at 8 o'clock P. M. on the
Mrs. Art Sparks and Hazel Kress- pub.lcity cnairman of the Red
Mrs. Lillie Bach left with the
I h e ie is a shortage of cars for 'that education without ideal is Hyer and Mis. Baer are sisters or
21st day of August. 1945, in the
hipping early potatoes. Brooke'.. . .
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United Presbyterian church dele ly were business visitors in Cald
Mrs. Brown.
council
chamber in the city hall of
said
and
although
no
actual
lo
s
s
."01
su‘
fklen
t-
gation from Adrian Monday morn well Monday.
"Following upon the heels of !SS ^ , . „ rre i {rt/,n thLs situation, I oth er numbers on the program.
the city of Nyssa, Malheur county,
F ail Sparks is home on fur
NOTICE T O CREDITORS
ing for Payette lakes for a week’s
battle, the
destitute
Philipinos
the threat of losing a portion o f presented to a large congregation,
Orr-cn, the city council will hold
lough from Camp Wolters, Texas.
Notice hereby is given to the a hearing on a proposed zoning
conference.
present. Late ixita- were given as follows: Hymn, con-
Mrs.
Dale
Ashcraft
returned :traggled down out o f the hills m e crap still
MacArthur, anticipating
toes whi h can be stored will not gregation;
responsive
reading, creditors and all other persons in ordinance which is being considered
Mrs. J. G. Lane received word home Tuesday of last week from General
affected.
'"Peace", Rev. Gem hardt and aud- terested in the estate of Thomas E. by said city council.
this week of the birth o f a son a visit with Dick Ashcraft and the situation, had requested sup-
There is a shortage of protein knee; hymn by congregation; salute
E. K Burton.
August 8 to Mr. and Mrs. Wade friends in the San Francisco bay plies well in advance of the in-
Oreer, deceased. Ghat the under
feeds such as soybean and cotton- to the flag, led by J. J. Kollen of
Recorder of the City of
Nichols In Nampa. Mr. and Mrs. I area. She was accompanied by Mrs. vasion and early this year more
signed
has
been
appointed
admin
than 60 tons of clothing and erner- seeti cake, Brooke said.
, the Veterans of Foreign Wars;
Nysa, Oregon.
Nichols formerly lived in the K o l- i William Ashcraft o f Adrian,
istrator
of
said
estate,
and
has
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1 "America", and benediction.
ony.
Mrs. Hugh McConnell has retum- gency supplies were received on
qualified as such. All persons having
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Hall and ed from a month's visit in Miss-
claims against said estate are re- *
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family o f Arizona were visitors in ouri with relatives.
quired to present the same to the ;
“ But this was just the first ship- V A iulU
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f Ji, iVl Dr. K 1 j
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Mrs. Henry Jacobson and chil
the T- B. Hall home the past week.
ment of the millions of relief sup-
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| ceorge Smit o f Nu-Acres called undersigned at the office o f A. L. >
F l/ c David Hall of the U. S. navy dren have returned to their home
plies needed by the PhLippinos.
Housewives who are getting pan_ a^ tilt* Dick Oroot home Wednesday. Fletcher in the City of Nyssa,
was also a visitor in the Hall home. in South Dakota after an extended
While the American Red Cross is I icky because they do not have sug-
Mr and Mrs c M Tensen were Oregon, within six months from
He is visiting his brother, T. B. visit at the home of Mrs. Jacob
the date of the first publics:ion
not expected to
supply all the ar stamp 37 or spare stamp 37 in iiere Thursday and Friday,
Hall and family and his parents. son's parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. W.
material necessary to alleviate the war ration book 4. and are won- j Miss Norma Jensen and
Mrs. of this notice, which first publica
Wilson.
Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Hall. Mr. and
when Marjorie Fields o f Boise were home tion is August 16.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McConnell suffering o f these people, m ilitary. dering uhat will happen
Mrs. Willard Hall returned to their
J. C. Greer, Administrator of
Like new. 75 lb. Cap.
authorities have requested the Red su8*r stamp 36 expires August
31. ifor tjje week-end.
home by way of LosAngeles, where and Wayne were visitors in the
the estate of Thomas E. Greer,
Cress to furnish nearly one million
not worry.
. Mr and Mre Edw|n Mowerson
Herbert Shaw home in Jamieson
David returned to hi? ’ hip.
deceased.
Nyssa Furniture Co.
garments to supplement the basic Willard Case, district food ration-
) and oale and Mrs. Grace Petty and
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Veers and Sunday. Mr. Shaw and Rachel re supplies for which the army is re- in2 officer, epxlained that because
Block So. Underpass
daughter
were
in
Payette
Thurs
son, Joe, attended the rodeo in turned with Mr. and Mrs. M c
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sponsible. Therefore
cloth
pur- a lot ot pcop e by mistake sent
Caldwell Saturday night. They were Connell to the Kolony for a visit chased by the government has been in s” sar stamp 37 instead of spare day evening.
ON ZO N IN G O R D IN AN CE
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Jensen
overnight guests in the F. O. Wedd- o f a few days.
Notice is hereby given in com-
turned over to the Red Cross, ana 'stamp 37 last summer as identifi- and family returned Monday from
Mr. Anderson of the county ag-
ington home in Caldwell.
women In chapters throughout the cation to get canning sugar, the
Mr. and Mrs. Art Sparks and enVs o ffL e in Ontario was the nation have been asked to cut and office of price administration can- Summit prairie after a week's vac
ation with Mr. and Mrs. C. M. I
fam ily a attended
a
family
reunion
speaker
at
the
Kingman
Grange
ttc u u ru
a la iu u y ic u m u li
r
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celled both 37's months ago.
When Your Car Steams
Tensen.
picnic in the Caldwell park Sunday, nreeting Monday night. He' spoke |
cording jto patterns approved by
“This was done to avoid confus-
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Groot attend
Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Hall and fam - cn weeds and weed control in
the Philippine relief
committee ion an<* will not result in a loss e d to business and called on Mrs.
H E A D FOR T O W N E ’S G A R A G E
lly, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Hall and Malheur county. A committee was
Jam“ / 'a n d m
and" m V * D " w a^’ ^im ed ^ b y *G ra ^ e Master^Prank
10° ° ^
° f b,eached broadJ
A " CW T * * " *
Kakebeeke" a n d " Mm T nd
H a" and son David were
Cummins to meet wUh Mr. Ander- Cl0Ü1
< * * * « has * « > 2b,y N° ' *
beCOmf Valld Mrs. C. W. de Boer in Ontario
When Your Car Shifts Hard
allotted will be made, with your September 1,” Case assured.
Monday.
in the H. C. Rice home in Marsing son* Those apointed on the comm
help,
into
boys'
blouses,
shorts
and
ittee were L. L. Krcager, W. E.
Saturday.
H E A D FOR T O W N E ’S G A R A G E
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Lane and M yr- 1 Piercy, D. L. Hurst, L. Stam a n d ' pants’ infants' shirts girls’ and
blouses,
and
women’s
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; M. L. Kurtz. The committee w ill! women's
When Your Starter Groans
meet" Tuesday, *August"*21 ” at the 1 dresses- WiU* your own blLsy ita«*
W E Piercy home
,ers y °u can Join the thousands of
The Hume Economics club met I Amerlcan women cooperating in
H E A D FOR T O W N E ’S G A R A G E
Troop 4 Scouts Meet—
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the home of Irma Sparks la s t, H1“ pr,OJe,ct and gain the satisfac-
(Continued from page 1)
I Troop 4 of the G irl Scouts met
week. The next meeting will be held i
. ° ! ^ L °W1"® ..thai „ in a feW
If Your Car Needs Repair
months, some little Philippine girl Righteousness exalteth a nation,, Monday at the home of their lead
August 21 a t the L. Stam home
will be excitedly exchanging her but sin is a reproach to any nation” . er, Mrs. Bernard Eastman, with
Mrs.
Wyckoff,
accompanied
at
H E A D FO R T O W N E ’S G A R A G E
rags and tatters for the very blouse
12 members present. Three girls,
W O M E N U R G E D TO
that you here in the Malheur chap- the piano by Mrs. Henry Hartley, Glenda Maw, Lillian Crisp and
Modern house in Nyssa
sang "T h e Lord's Prayer” .
i ter made for her.
H E LP FILIPIN O S
Rev. George Whiple reminded Betty Jean Burbidge, were award
I "Mrs. E. M. Greig, county pro-
ed their pins and became tender
The opportunity has been pre- duction chairman, has the patternsjtbat " I et us not b?c° me intoxicated foot scouts. Mary Sue Farsom is
P. 0. Box 692 Ph. 125J
sen ted to the women of
Malheur for dresses, blouses, girls panties, i
vlctory* Forc® has accomplish- a new member.
ccunty to he'p the people of the boy's pants
and baby shirts. As ! d a Kreat work but there remains
Nyssa, Oregon
Philippines after three years of >et the material has not come. A t i a greater work. We face the res- Returns From Vacation—
privation and hunger and struggle present she has 45 yards of fla n - ! P °nsfbility of teaching^ the world
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The
fundamental j Miss Azalia Peet, former mission
jnel for men’s bed jackets 25 yards our
heritage.
ary to Japan who also did miss
~
' o f unbleached muslin for bedside cause of this war lies with the I ionary work on Okinawa prior to
axis powers for they had Unposs - 1
bags,
150
yards
of
twill
for
kit
the war, returned to Nyssa Tues
FOR P L U M B IN G A N D
bags and slipper soles, 60 yards of i ible ideals and became educated day morning after spending her
Gird yourself for R E A L PE A C E of mind
O.D. sheeting for slipper toes, bias monstrocities. The greatest con-
vacation in California. Miss Peet
PIPE FIT T IN G C A L L
tributing
cause
of
this
war
lies
binding and ties, and 150 yards of
is stationed at the Japanese labor
flannel for men's pajamas. But farther back—-in the opportunity . amp at Adrian. She was a Tuesday
with adequate fire and liability insurance
Americans
had
to
share
our
ideals.
tons are needed.”
We have failed to share our heri dinner guest at the home of Rev.
tage. Therefore the world has turn and Mrs. H. J. Gemhardt.
Used
ICE BO X
Surrender Of
Japs Celedrated
Wanted To
Buy or Rent
LOCAL NEWS
Peace
J .E . B ro w e r
Phone Parma 6J2
Phone Nyssa 95J
MALHEUR GRAIN IS ed upon us. The axis world Is still
GOING INTO STORAGE without the concepts that we de
| sire them to have,
About 50 per cent o f all g ra in ' "W e have learned our lessons at
now being harvested in M alheu r'a very dear price. We learned in
county is going into storage, R. E. I the revolutionary war that ideals
Brooke, county agent, said last mean something. In the civil war
week. Farmers general'y are taking we learned the lessons of brother-
advanta .e of the Commodity Credit hood. During this war w? 'earn*
orporalion loans available in order (hat these concepts are more in
.o hold their grain for next spring's portant to the vorld now tha
;al?. Storage facilities in the coun they were to us. We have learnt
ty are ample .to care ior an even n this war that ideals are powc:
greater percentage of the crop ful and that *h?y are the movin
Brooke said.
force behind mankind.
Hay prices are dewn slightly, he
"This war lias taught us tha
|said, with the price in most cases a world divided against itself ranno
down as much as $2 from its for stand. It has taught us that broth
mer level of $18 for baled hay In erhood is a great power. We hav
Visitors At Brown Home—
Mr. and Mrs. D. Hyer and two
hildren, Dale and Karlene, of
Lewiston, Utah and Mrs. Camp
bell Baer and daughter, Beverley
of Nampa, left Tuesday for their
nomes, after visiting here during
Frank T. Morgan
Glass Mirrors
These mirrors, made of crystal plate glass,
just arrived from Kansas City. They will add
sparkling beauty to any room.
Round
beveled
Venetian
edge,
type,
24,
28
and 32 inches.
$7.50 & Up
ELECTRIC APPLIANCE DEALER
Oblong, full length, Ven
etian wall type, 12 by 48 and
16 by 48.
the following articles when they are obtainable:
$10.95 & Up
• In Europe, telephones played a mighty
important part in the defeat of Germany.
Now, in the Pacific, telephones help
unite our far flung forces of ships and
Scatter Rugs
Highland hook rugs.
$3.98 and up
planes, and provide a vital web of commu
nications for the fighters-on-foot.
W e loo k forward to the day when we
will be able to serve everyon e again, but
the demands of war must come first.
MALHEUR HOME TELEPHONE CO.
W e are accepting orders for future delivery or
Resembles the traditional and historic an
tique rug. Beautiful, multi-colored floral design»
Chenille rugs in a variety of attractively rich
and subdued colors.
Colonial braided reversible plaids. Suitable
for bath or bed room.
NYSSA FURNITURE CO.
One Block South of the Underpass
R E FR IG ER AT O R S
RANGES
LAUNDROM AT
S A N D W IC H G R IL L S
W ASHERS
IRONS
IRONERS
D IS H W A S H E R S
R A D IO S
V A C U U M CLEANERS
ROASTERS
TO ASTERS
EL. W A T E R H E A T E R S
W A F FLE BAKERS
COFFEE M A K E R S
PE R C O LA T O R S
H O T PL A T E S
W A R M IN G PA D S
FA N S
C O ZY G L O W HEATERS
Plus Such Exciting New Appliances As
Electric Clothes Dryer,..Steam Iron, Home Freezer
Thompson Oil Co.
Adrian Oil Co.
N Y SSA , O R E G O N