| Go To Denver—
The Chatter Box club held its
August meeting at the James Olln
home with Mrs. I. B. Allen as co
hostess. Twelve members attended.
Mrs. Dallas Rogers and Mrs. Jack
Eweancy were quests.
Mrs. Wallace Gregg was in charge
of the games. Mrs. Olenn Suitor
and Mrs. Wilson Winter won priz
es. Refreshments of WaJers, cheese
punch, Ice cream and cake were
served. The next meeting will be
held at the Willis Bertram home
September 20.
T H U R S D A Y B RID G E PLAYE D
Tw o tables of bridge were played
at the R. O. Larson home Thursday
with Mrs. A. C. Sallee winning
first and Mrs. Tom Eldredge the
traveling prize. Mrs. John Beckham.
Mrs. J. L. Church, Mrs. George
Sallee and Mrs. A. C. Sallee were
guests.
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, Cpl. John Church and his brother,
I Bob, lef t Sunday morning for Low-
; ery field, Denver, where they will
1 visit their brother. Pvt. Tom Church,
I who is stationed there. The three
boys plan to go to Rockford Colo
rado to visit their grandparents,
if Tom is successful in securing a
furlough.
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CONVENTION IS HELD
The Welser Stake Primary assoc
iation is holding its annual con
vention In Ontario today. Tw o mem
bers of ihe general board of Salt
Lake City are attending. Mrs. Lorin
Coates Is stake president. All o ff
icers and teacheTs of ward organi-
ations met at 1:30 With a general
assembly at 2 o'clock. Nine cities
are Included in the stake.
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GITESTS A T DINNER
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Frost were
Sunday dinner guests at the home
Dr. and Mrs. L. A. Mauldlng.
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CELEBRATES B IR T H D A Y
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Little Dennis Haroldson, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Haroldson,
celebrated his second birthday with
a party last week, at which 15 of
his playmates were guests.
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St. Pauls To Hold P ic n ic -
Tile St. Paul's Episcopal church
will hold its annual picnic in Cald
well at 1 o'clock next Sunday. Each
family will furnish a covered dish
lunch.
Saturday, Aug. 25 X mile west of
Ontario on Frank Mullins place at
N. E. com er of airport. Sale starts
at 1 p. m. Large assortment of
farm machinery, household goods,
1 horse, 2 cows, chickens. Mrs.
James F lier and Frank Mullins,
owners. Col. Bert Anderson, Auct.
loo Late to Classify
FO R SALE— New and used coal
heaters and cook stoves. Also oil
heaters. Nyssa Furniture Co. One
block south of underpass.
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> Visit At Lakes—
POR SA LE — Farm, 75 acres near
1 Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Eastman Adrián. 81 Irrigable. A. W. Curtís,
and son. Michael, spent the week-
Adrián, Qregon.
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i end at Payette lakes.
Return From Utah—
Bishop and Mrs. Arvel Child and
two children and Mr. and Mrs. O.
R. Anderson returned from a busi
ness trip to Utah Tuesday.
I FO R SALE— Omega 35mm enlarg
er, F 3.5 lense and other equipment.
! Bernard Eastman.
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FO R SALE— Electric hot plates
HOSTS TO CLUB
and motors, tents, tarps, tools.
Ownership of the Federal Land [ emment In full, the bank recently
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Whitaker
Hl-way Mdse. Mart, north o f Y.
SERVICE CLUB T O MEET
! Atted Ball Game—
were hosts to the Mr.
and Mrs. Bank of Spokane passed Into the declared a X0 percent dividend and,
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The Wives and Mothers of LD8
Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Counsll and Phone 74J.
lub Sun Jay, with Mr.
and Mrs. hands of its farmer-borrowers this In cooperation with the associations,
MISS N A N G RIDER of Nyssa,
developed a plan whereby the asso
Service men will hold their monthly
j Vera Fay attended the baseball
who was acclaimed the out
George Sallee and Mrs. John Bishop week when the bank repaid the last ciations, which are local cooperatives
FO R SALE— New mattresses coil
meeting August 29 at the home of
standing member of the Oregon
i game at Payette Monday.
as guests. First place went to Mrs. block of federal funds In Its capital extending long-term agricultural
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bed springs davenos. Hl-W ay Mdse.
Trail grange and winner of the
Mrs. George Poulson at 8 p. m. It
Bishop and second to George structure.
credit,
were
placed
In
a
sound
finan
Malheur
Pomona
contest.
Mart. North of Y. Phone 74J 23Atts
Is expected that a returned pris
Here From Twin Falls—
Sallee.
Pictured
above
Is
R.
E.
Brown,
cial
condition
with
adequate
reserves
Judges chose her as one of five
oner of war will be the speaker.
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bank pdesldent, signing a letter to meet future contingencies. Former
Mrs. Verna Beutler and daughter,
outstanding young grangers In
Business matters will be discussed
GUESTS A T DINNER
transmitting the final payment of borrowers who had paid their loans
home of Mr. and Mrs. Dave M it- FOR SALE— The sweetest group
Oregon.
and the "Colonial Lady’ quilt will
Mr and Mrs. Oliver Bigeman *1^00.000 to the federal government. In full but did not obtain the par
Sharon Lee, and Mr. and Mrs. of eastern hardwood coffee and
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j. which at one time had more than value of their association stock will
be sewed on and displayed. All LDS
Ormand Thomas of Twin Falls occ. tables. Priced to sell. See them
and family
were Sunday dinner t32,ooo,0OO invested In the bank's
mothers and wives of servicemen Mrs. Bybee recently made at K LO guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. capital and paid-in surplus. With receive around $2,000,000 In full set
were Saturday night guests at the at H i-W ay Mdse. Mart, north of Y.
tlement of tfleir claims.
Phone 74J.
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are Invited to attend. Mrs. Sherman in Ogden were played. Ice cream Tom Eldredge.
thell.
this federal Indebtedness wiped off
The 77 national farm loan associa
P. Bybee. chairman of entertain and cookies were served to 18.
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the books, the farmer-and stockman- tions In the four states, which are
FOR SALE— Five room modern
ments, will announce an outing to
Visit In Boise—
THOMPSONS E N T E R T A IN
owned national farm loan associa- serving more than 20,000 borrower-
be held soon for all the members
Mrs. Ethel Crawford and daugh house, 10 acres of ground. Two
Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Thompson tlons In Idaho, Montana, Oregon and members, now own a bank with total
E N TE R TAIN A T B RID G E
and their families.
ters, Twila Crawford and Mrs. O. large brick chicken coops. J. E.
entertained Saturday evening for
becttme the 8018 owners assets of $66,000,000; capital stock of
Mr. and Mrs. A1 Kuehn entertain
$3,500,000, and reserves and surplus
W. Forbes, and Miss Donna Jean Brower, route 2, Parma, Idaho. 23A2
Mrs. Verna Beutler and daughter
Bddltlon to repaylng the gov- of $9.300.000.
ed at two tables of bridge last and Mr. and Mrs. Ormand Thom as_____________________________________
ICE CREAM P A R T Y HELD
Warren visited friends in Boise
O P P O R T U N IT Y to be foot happy
Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Bybee and Saturday night. T ip Powers of Ont- of Twin Falls. A Dutch lunch w as'
from Thursday until Saturday.
efforts
on
studies
o
f
production
on your job. Wear dry-soft, stay-
family, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Ray, ario was high scorer of the men and served to 15 guests.
and marketing, their vegetable pro
soft
Wolverine Shell
Horsehide
Mr. and Mrs. Orant Jones and dau- Mrs. Olea Billings was high for
Here From California—
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Mitchell were
duction and marketing, their veg
ghter of Ogden and Mrs. Mary the ladies.
Orln Wallace arrived Sunday from Work Shoes. Light on your feet— but
hosts at dinner for the Twin Falls
etable projects and their commun-
Bybee gathered at the home of Mr.
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California. He returned home the they'll lick any heavyweight for
visitors Sunday. Mrs. Bert Rund- ..
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HQSTESS T O FRIE N D S
and Mrs. Dart Bybee for an ice
first of the week, accompanied by wear. See us soon. Golden Rule
quist of Ogden and Mr. and Mrs. ty aotlvltles
Mrs. Victor Morgan of Big Bend
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Visitors At Home Here---------
cream social Monday evening. Prior
his son, Eldon Wallace, and family. Store, Nyssa.
Herschel Thompson of Nyssa were
to the firelight party on the patio, | entertained Wednesday of last week also guests.
. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pfast of Nam
IR R IG A TIO N FUNDS
they enjoyed horse back riding and at dinner in honor of Mrs. A. N.
pa and Mr. and Mrs. Rodger Bott V5 it In Idaho—
S T IL L A V A IL A B L E
the children enjoyed the swings Harris and two daughters, Edda Lee
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Dority visited
G IR L SCOUTS MEET
of W ilder were Sunday guests at
and teeter-totter. Home movies and Etta Mae, who were visiting
C irl Scout troop No. 4 met at
Ma'heur county is authorized to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mr. Doritys brother and family at
were shown and records which friends in the community during the home o f their leader, Mrs.
Melba. Idaho Sunday.
make small irrigation and farm-
Maughan. Mr. and Mrs. Maughan
Bemard Eastman, Monday with 12 stead water installations again this
girls present. Patsy Settles and | year through the farm security were in Boise Friday to visit Mrs. Nursing Home Notes—
A son weighing 8‘ 1 pounds was
Mary Sue Parson received their administration funds.
Maughan's mother, Mrs. S. L. Mc-
born August 20 to Mr. and Mrs.
pins. Patty Parson became a new
"Congress has appropriated funds Gavin.
Lloyd Riley of Apple valley.
member.
to be loaned to farmers for drilling
, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Callahan of
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wells, developing springs, ponds
Go To Ogden—
Parma are parents of a daughter
F AR E W E LL P A R T Y G IVEN
and reservoirs; for installation of
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Mitchell left bom August 21. The girl weighed
I Mr. and Mrs. Jess Lawrence en- pressure systems, irrigation pumps,
This small, modern set includes four
| tertained at a farewell dinner party tile and pipe again this year," acc Monday for Ogden and will be acc 8 pounds. 13 ounces.
chairs, which are attractively upholstered
A nine-pound daughter was bom
honoring Irshal Davis Sunday even- ording to Duane H. Daly, senior ompanied home by their daughter,
in blue and tan leatherette. The top o f the
August 14 to Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
j ing. Covers were laid for 10 guests. F. S. A. supervisor.
Beth, who has been employed there Adams of Nyssa.
PH AR M ACY
Out-of-town guests were Miss Jer-
table is finished in beautiful bakelite.
“All farmers unable to secure
oldlne Thorpe and Lawrence Smith satisfactory financing from commer during the summer. They were
V isitig Son—
‘The First in Nyssa”
of Boise. Other guests were Mr. and cial sources are eligible to receive accompanied to Ogden by Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Marshall left
W e have a large selection of
Mrs. John Barnett, Mr. and Mrs. FSA assistance to finance these Bert Rundquist, who had been their
Tuesday to spend a week's vacation
J. H. Borgman and Mrs. Helen ‘water facility’ installations," Daly
guest here.
with their son, Earl Marshall, and
Tonning.
said.
his wife at Vida, Oregon.
While this type of assistance has
been given to more than 175 families Go To Namoa—
D A LLA S KECK W IL L
Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Abersold and
for your bedroom or bathroom.
Malheur county there are still
ENTER C O M PE TITIO N in
many farm families who have In children were in Nampa Sunday
Just arrived, a large shipment of the
adequate suply of farmstead water. visiting at the home of Mr. and
Dallas W. Keck of Nyssa will pit
LET US GRIND YOUR GRAIN
Surveys show that many farms Mrs. Bert Harris.
RAISE Y O U R C A L V E S
newest types o f smoking stands, in rich,
his knowledge of efficient produc
can be greatly improved through
tion and marketing methods against
dark brown color, with metal bases and
Go
To
Ogden—
AND
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eUaHCC
IT
development of new wells, piping
cc ho
boys and girls of 45 states in the
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Stephenson
tops.
ot water to homes and bams.
fifth annual contest of the Nation
left
Sunday
for
Ogden
to
attend
to
Applications should be filed with
al Junior Vegetable Growers assoc-
the farm security administration business.
Supplies wh|o grain
lacks for big egg
114This county's entry Is eligible to ° f l f l n the Wilson buildlng at Spend Week-End at Burley—
production] An eco
,compete for awards from the $6000 ntarl0'
Mr. and Mrs. Bumall Brown and
nomical, tested sup
scholarship fund provided annually
Marian Grace spent the week-end
plement
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in Burley on business.
A & P Food Stores, Prof. Grant B. PAYM E N TS IS URGED
• ..O N I BAG t
40 pal*.
Snyder of Massachusetts State col
Visitors From Portland—
lege, advisory chairman of the
OF MILK
Auction markets and fanners
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Klinken-
junior group reported. The awards should know and understand all berg and two children, Nicky and
»..RAISES A BIG, HUSKY CALF
include a $500 national champion the provisions of the sheep and Jimmy, arrived in Nyssa Tuesday
...H ELPS KEEP DOWN SCOURS
ship, four $200 regional awards and lamb production payment program to visit Mrs. Klinkenberg's sister,
33 sectional championships of $100 if farmers are to be assured of Mrs. Harry Sayles and other rel
each. Tw o war bonds are offered collecting the suhsldy or an equiv atives. They were accompanied by
outstanding contestants in each alent price, the A A A said.
Darlene, Billy and Eileen Sayles.
DOUBLE FE A TU R E
state.
Three things should be kept in who have been visiting in Port
FRIDAY & SA TUR D AY, AUG. 24-25
"T h e 1945 contest has a dual mind: (1) The subsidy goes to the land for the last five weeks.
purpose," said Prof. Snyder. "One person owning Che sheep and lambs
Here is a grand story o f love and adventure!
is to emphasize the vital need for at the time of sale to a legally Boiseans Here—
“THE FIGHTING G U AR D SM AN ”
Increased production this year and authorized slaughterer for slaugh
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Finch of
the second Is to illustrate to young ter; (2) The payment rate per Boise were here Sunday visiting at
With Willard Parker and Anita Louise
people
how
necessary
efficient
pro
hundredweight should be announced the Bumall Brown home.
Comedy: “ Open Season for Saps”
duction and marketing methods prior to each sale; (3) Buyers
Cartoon: “ Rippling Romance”
will be to the vegetable growers hould state whether or not the Postal Rules Cited—
Mat., SaL, 2:50 Adm. 25c-5c Inc. Tax
of the future. Winners are decided animals are being purchased for
Ordinary gift packages may be
Adm. Evenings, 40c-9c, Including Tax
slaughter. I f they are purchased for sent to civilians in all localities in
slaughter, the buyer should so cer the Islands of Sicily and Sardinia
SU N D A Y & M ONDAY, AUG. 26-27
tify to make them eligible for pay and also Vatican City and Naples,
You’ll love every moment o f the heart-throb
ment; (4) Bids offered on sheep Italy. The value o f each package
and lambs at markets operated un Is limited to a maximum of four
and hilarity-the laughter it brings to your lips
der the federal packers and stock pounds with size limited to 36 in-
and the teal's that mist your eyes!
yards act must reflect the amount ches, length and girth combined.
Gracie Fields, Monty Wooley, Roddy McDow
of government subsidy payments Only one package per calendar
on these animals to be considered month may be sent from the same
ell and Reginald Gardiner in
the highest bid.
sender to the same address. More
“M OLLY A N D ME”
information may be secured at the
Spoils and Color Cartoon
Visit In Hayworth—
local post office. Mail service for
Mat., Sun., 2:30 Adm., Me-Sc, Inr. Tax
Mrs. Eldred Brower and sister. letters not exceeding two ounces
Adm. Evening», 40c-9c, Including Tax
Vera Anderson, returned from H ay and post cards (including registry
worth Sunday after visiting their service) limited to family and per
parents and brother, Sgt. Mark sonal matters is extended to the
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of cattle and hogs. W e have had plenty o f buy
Anderson, whe recently returned Italian provinces of Gortzia. Triest,
TUESDAY, AUG. 28
ers, who pay top market prices for all kinds o f
from overseas, where he spent 20 Pola and Zara.
Freddie Bartholomew and James Lydon in
months. Sgt. Anderson, who has
livestock. And we can keep them coming if you
been in the service for three years, Wisconsin Teacher Hei
“THE TO W N W E N T W IL D ”
will bring the cattle and hogs.
wears three bronze stars. After a
Miss Fae Pedrick who formerly
Also Charles Starrett Western
three-dav stay in Nyssa Anderson taught in the Wisconsin schools, is
Make this your market place and we will
“ROUGH RIDIN’ JUSTICE”
returned to his home In Hayworth. a visitor at the home of Mr. and
Adm. 26c-9e, Ine. Tax
make it better.
Mrs. Frank Morgan. Miss Pedrick
Here From Salem—
will teach English and biology In
This week we need top fat hogs. The price
W ED NESD AY & THURSDAY, AUG. 29-30
Mrs Bertha McLaferty of Salem,
is $15.15.
a former Nyssa resident, was a Here rom I .»Grande
Ginger Rogers, Joseph Gotten, Shirley Temple
guest of Mrs. H. R. Sherwood last i Mrs. K. P. Reitz and daughter.
and Spring Byington in
week. On Wfdnesday Mrs. Sherwood Kay. of LaOrande arrived in Nyssa
“I’LL BE SEEING Y O U ”
entertained a few friends In honor Saturday for a visit with Mrs.
of her guest.
Reitz parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse
They shut out the world around them— but
Latham.
not their pasts. Together crowding a life-time
Have Outing—
o f love, laughter and tears into eight days of
Mrs. K. P. Riety and daughter | At Pavelte Laki
B ILL LANE, AU C TIO N E E R -M AN AG E R
of LaOrande. Mrs. B. J. Plant and | Mrs. J. B. Beckham. Mrs. Herb
borrowed paradise.
children and Mrs. Twrila Schnell Smith and children. Mrs. Sidney
I^ate W ar News and Color Cartoon
Office phone 25R
Residence phone 116J
and son were ln Nampa Tuesday Brown and Mrs. Jensen left Sun
Adm. Evenings, 4dc-»c. Including Tax
on a picnic and swimming outing. day for Payette lakes. They expected
The ladies are sisters.
to return this evening.
LOCAL NEWS
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UNFINISHED CHESTS
NORDALE FURNITURE STORE
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Phone IOÔ
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FOR LOTS OF EGGS
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PROGRAM
THEATRE
PURINA CN0WDEK
CALF STARIENA
Nyssa Livestock
Commission Company
Needs MoreConsignments
Auction Every Friday Afternoon
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