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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1945 ^Lincoln Heights r A u ii rive. manship, Darlene Robbins and sen near Berchtesgaden on May 6 when board office, announced Bernard to her local board. This will give ior showmanship. Brock Robbins. A ¡the "cease fire" order was gl.en Frost, board chairman, today. The the price panel a pretty good pic- Mr. and Mrs. Jule Houston and | demonstration team composed of i ■and after a short stay near Hsldel- lists are an aid In preventing food ture o f food price compliance in this daughters spent last Tuesday at the | Doris Stahler o f L incoln Heights beig, Germany, went to Camp price Increases and are also design area and point out some of the home of Mrs. Houston's parents, Mr. I and Evelyn Hintz oi White Settle- j ce. igd Lucky Strike near LaHavre, Fiance. »hoppers more conscious stores that need investigation and ar.d Mrs. Blatne May. Mary and j ment won first in the canning con- | help" he explained. “ i f ° " “ uy / V a- e'' \ h r 0' r ‘ , “ i l ^ a i celling price, on cost of llv Donna Houston remained for a few t*st. After 30-day furloughs and leaves lterm he a i d , Phyllis fitohler underwent an ap days visit. n their homes--whkih are m all ot ! Mr ^ out ^ prlce3 Mr. and Mrs. O. S. Pettet enter- pendix op ‘ration last Wednesday he 48 states-they are reporting . rose twice M f a i* r ^ end of Applications for the positions of tained the following at dinner last at the Holy Rosary hospital. to Chaffee for additional training. ’ the first world war as they did dur- j 20116 deputy collector and internal C H R IS T IA N CHURCH Sunday: Mr. and Mrs. Jake Jack- A P T. A. meeting was held at • H t v lh lllo IM V I C O M M U N ITY The organization was activated , .......... „ _ !ng the actual fighting. "A five revenue agent for the treasury de- George Whippie, Pastor. CHURCH son. and Mr. and Mrs. Vincent the home of the president, Mrs. ^ . V ™ ^ B1‘ r Te(xa s,.ai’ pound sack of potatoes Increased Partment. bureau of Internal rev- Bible school, 10 a. m. Jule Houston, last Thursday after H. J. Gernhardt. Pastor. Phillips and family of Boise and the 41-nd Anti-aircraft automatic only three and one ha]f cents dur_ enue in Idaho. Montana, Oregon; Sunday school. 10 a. m. Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Weaver and noon. Morning worship, 11 a. m. Com-'weapons battalion and continued t * a e * « T b » l f r w e " a n 7 «M U o m 1 and Washington, are being sought Following classes at Sunday school Worship and sermon, 11 a. m. daughter. Marjorie, of Kuna. munion served each Lord’s day at their training at Fort Bliss, Texas, 35 cents in the year and eight 05 the United Sates civil service Fellowship meetings, 7 p. m. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Pettet and Sunday morning a gospel team pre both morning and evening services. Camp Rucker, Ala., and Camp Stew- months f0nowlng the Armistice," commission, Mr. Wendell Webster nei r in T ’Vinti inon l ounpsonc m MOU ** . , Hymn sing and sermon 8 p. m. i fam ily spent last Sunday in Hunt sented a program. Ila Ward an G* ' T / r * " said ^ f “ ^ s that : announced. Bible study and prayer, Wednes- Sermon topic, "Prayer.” evening ^ ington visiting Mr. and Mrs. Harvey nounced the program. Martin Say services 7 so n m I,194 3.' lan<U,! i l" ” orf * aiter start the traditional and dangerous I T h * base P »y t ° r the position of Widner. Cleane Pettet remained for ers and Mrs. V em Smith led in | day at 8 p. m services. 7.30 p. m. 5 ™ palg." .hf d inflationary spiral are with us again. 2006 deputy collector is $2330 a year prayer. Clifford Harris read scrip- i a longer visit. Stuay groups for the first half mained to furnish anti-aircraft pro- We are trjlng to contro, ^ and for internal revenue agent ture, lone Robbins gave a talk and AD RIAN FREF M ETHODIST Forrest Orammon and son. Dale, hour and preaching and song ser- tection to such ports as Algiers. rlse ln food shelter services and $2980 and $3640 a year. There is no the choir gave a special number. CHURCH spent last Thursday evening at the vices at 8 p. m. Sermon topic, ° ran; f : a n d Mosta86neIu- 11 other items until full production and written test. Complete Information Adrian, Oregon A Christian endeavor party was Jule Houston home. mid-July they moved into Italy. employment make u,e release of and forms for applying may be ob "Science and the Bible." Rev. P. H. Reiman. Pastor Mr. and Mrs. Foster Sutton and held at the George Ward horns ¡training near Leghorn. On August! controls safe. Consumer goods, ln- tained from Mr. Webster, at the Sunday school— 10 a. m. two children have returned to this Thursday evening. On the Lord's day. Sept. 30, the 5. 1944, they were deactivated as X u n g many foods are stIU post office or from first or second Mrs. Effie Markham of Los Ang Christian churches of Weiser, the 442nd, , auu and k activated under Mic. their 1 1 rvflninn. ^ vicinity after having spent the past Preaching 11 a. m. j — — * — ** — ----- — ----- , Vale, uic u i u i o i uimn u,„ „ , . , ’ . k ,» v ,, t ,. , class post offices. Applications will Our Conference Supt. J. E. Rice Payette, O m ario and Nyssa will present numbered unit. Lt. Col. i f j L , , , two years in Portland where Mr. eles and Mrs. Joe Markham of be accepted until the needs of the Sutton did defense work. They Spanish Fork. Utah, visited sev will be with us this week and will ’ gather in W eber for a potlucit din-¡Dixon, who had been executive o l- people have money to spend. We are service have been met. eral days at the George Markham be speaking at 7:30 p. m. Sunday. uer and afternoon meeting. have moved into the Clark house • ficer, them became unit commander. going to do everything in our power Next Wednesday Cottage prayer across the road from the Lincoln home. to prevent price increases ln cost Mrs. Ben McCall who has been metting in the Ed Nelson home ln schoolhouse. L. D. 8. CHURCH | g gt. Charles E. "Jack" Sweaney of living items by maintaining price Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Nielson have a patient at St. Alphonsus hospital i Ridgeview at 8 p. m. Come and Sunday 9:15 a.m. Priesthood j arrived in Nyssa Wednesday to vis- ontro’.s as long as they are need FAR M SALE—Wednesday, Sept. 19, spread scriptual holiness •neeting returned from a visit at P ay ette' in Boise is getting along nicely. She help I it his wife and baby. Sgt. Sweaney ed—but not a minute longer.” one mile north and 4 1/2 miles W. of Lakes. | was brought to her home by Mrs. throughout the world. Sunday 10:30 a.m. Sunday school, .has Just returned from 20 months “ We want housewives to write on Ontario on north side of Malheur Mrs. Louise Ross has returned Frank Markham of Meridian, Sunday 7:30 p. m. Sacrament j q uty overseas. He is a son-in-law the “ anti-inflation shopping lists" butte. 2 horses, 13 cattle. 4 hogs, THE C O M M U N ITY UNITED from California, where she visited j A community picnic will be held meeting. of Mr and Mrs. Ralph Curry. he prices they have actually paid Poultry and ribbits. farm machin PR E S B YTE R IAN CHURCH Tuesday 2:00 p.m. R elief society ________ Clyde Hainline of the U. S. navy, at the Levi Johnson home next .or various kinds of dry groceries ery dairy equipment, hay and grain.’ Kingman Memorial Joe Winslow and Clifford Harris Sunday, meeting. j q u r BOYS , and meats over a period of a week W. H FYhling, owner; Col Bert J. C. Nevin. Pastor. attended the Payette Valley ohrist- A reunion of families and friends First Tuesday of each montn at Aboard the U. S. S. Chicago in The shopper will send her report Anderspn. Auct. 10 a. m., Bible school. 4 p.m. Primary for children bet- Tokyo Bay— Harold H. Rookstool, ian endeavor business meeting at was held at the home of Mr. and 11 a. m., morning worship. Ser ween ages of 4 and 12. the home of Rev. Fred McConnelee Mrs. George Markham last Sun- petty officer. 2/c, husband of Mrs. I in iti ni ni in ni in hi ni in in hi :n in in in ni in ri in in hi hi m mm in ni in in in in in in in ni in m in in unii in ni in unii in Ontario last Friday evening. : day. Those attending were Mr. and mon, "Cain and Abel, The world June Rookstool. Rt. 2, Nyssa, and ASSE M BLY OF GOD Roy McNeal, former ditch rider Mrs. A. L. Chadwick, Mr. and Mrs. is too much with us." son of Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Rook C. L. Snider, pastor 8 p. m., evening worship: Closing of this community, Ls now water- Dave Chadwick, and family, Effie stool, also of Rt. 2, Nyssa. is ser Sunday school, 10 am . master of Lie Hermiston irrigation Markham, Mrs. Joe Markham, For the Lord’s day with our favorite ving abolrd this cdulser, which Is Sermon, 11. a.m. Evangelistic ser hymns and timely discussions for rest and Dale Grammon and Allen distr'et. part of the powerful fleet in the adults and young people. vice 8 p.m Anderson. Roy Wayne McNeal, younger son Pacific helping with the occupation Carload of 4-12-4 for side-dressing Wednesday, 8 p. m., choir prac Thursday, 8 pm., prayer for boys Forrest Grammon and son, Dale, o f Mr. and Mrs. Roy McNeal of of Japan's navy bases. in armed forces. Come, worship Hermiston, is recovering from a re o f Gresham, Oregon, visited friends tice at Hursts'. Under the operational control of £5 Lettuce Thursday, young people's annual 1 with us and pray with us for your Admiral Halsey’s 3rd fleet, the Chi - in this community a few days last cent operation. 3 1 boy and some other mother’s boy. Prizes won by Lincoln Heights 4-H week. Dale is now employed at the hayride. cago has been in Japanese waters = Friday, Sept. 14., 10 a. m., prayer " members at the county fair were as Cairo service station and his fam since early in February along with ■ group meets at Otis home, Adrian. CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE follows: guernsey heifer, lone Rob ily will move here soon. other cruisers, aircraft carriers, bat 10 a. m. Sunday school. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Blood of bins; guernsey calf, Darlene Rob tleships, and escort carriers Now ST. P A U L ’S EPISCOPAL 11 a. m. Song service and mes they are taking over the enemy bins; guernsey cow. Brock Robbins; Boise were Labor day guests at the M ISSION sage by our evangelist Rev. T. P. champion guernsey, Darlene Rob-1 Emil Frank home. navy bases. rt in in in i t ! m i'! i” i in in! m m m in m m m hi hi hi hi in in in.min hi in in in in in iinn i w n n ii M H iM M l » The Rev. Burton Salter, vicar. Dunn. bins; first in junior dairy show- Mr. and Mrs. O. S. Pettet attend Sunday school at 3 o’clock. 7 p. m., pre-prayer service. ed the fair in Boise last Wednesday. Sgt. Claude J. Rookstool, son ot K tM n tn M hi hi hi hi hi in hi nnii in nun in in in in in in in in in in in nun in r u n huh in in iiriii iniirmiiii'iii w h it « Church services at 4 o’clock. 7.15 p. m. young people’s inter B. F. Rookstool, has been sent to Eugene Reed and son, Allen, of mediate, and junior services. Parma have been threshing clover Sioux Falls. South Dakota. Y et no B A P T IS T CHURCH 8 p. m., evangelistic service, Rev. assignment has been given and he and grain in this vicinity. Second Street Dunn will preach every night at is only waiting for further orders. Mr. and Mrs. George Barnes and E. T. Iawson, Missionary Pastor 8 o’clock until the 23rd come. fam ily and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Insurance Agency Everyone is idle and thousands Sunday school, 10 a. m. Barnes and sons went to Harper more are entering the camp every Morning worship, 11 a. m. T R IN IT Y LUTH ERAN Sunday. day he said. Training union, 7:45. Parma, Idaho Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Widner of Fire and Automobile | Charter Trips Aircraft Service | Evening service, 8:00. Rev. John E. Simon, Pastor Huntington spent last Saturday at A N T I-IN F L A T IO N Mid-week prayer service Thurs Church School: 11 a.m. the Jack Pettet home. Cleone P et Insurance Service: 10 a.m. LIST A V A IL A B L E tet, who had spent several days day at 8 o ’clock. Nyssa Airport a: the Widner home, returned to Rentals Housewives may secure their j B her home here. on Okinawa. spent last Sunday in Boise. Telephone 012R1 g ‘anti-inflation shopping lists” now =1 P. 0. Box 396 Rev. and Mrs. K riner and family He was inducted into the army in Raymond, Dale and Bob Fisher at the local war price and rationing of Gowen Field spent Saturday September. 1944 and received his basic training at Camp Hood. Texas. night and Sunday at the J. W. Pfc. Mitchell joined the 77th divis Pettet home. Mr. Dale 'and Mrs. ion in May, 1945 ^during the bitter Pettet are brother and sister. fighting on Okinawa. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hawks of Pfc. Mitchell graduated from the Cascade Locks visited last week at Adrian union high school prior to the J. W. Pettet home. nis Induction into the army, he was The Payette valley christain en a rancher. deavor will hold a social meeting He is authorized to wear the Friday evening, September 4, at Asiatic-Pacific ribbon with one bat 7:30 at Thayer’s, on the west side tle star and the Philippines liber af the Malheur river near the bridge ation ribbon in addition to the com Mounted on roller, ready to hang on U. S. highway 30. Watermelons bat infantry badge. furnished free, will be served a- Widths 30, 42 and 48 inches round a bonfire. Those attending Camp Chaffe has a new outfit— are asked to furnish their own the 99th chemical mortar, which is weiners and buns. assigned to the camp for redeploy- Can be conveniently washed with either Group sinking and special num- ment training after a long and bers are planned. successful overseas campaign. They sponge or brush, using a mild soap and warm are attached to 16th hearquarters wator. Wipes dry with soft cloth or towel. special troops, fourth army. For the second time they come under the command of Lt. General Alexander Patch commanding general of the (Continued from Page 11 fourth army, for while ln the Eur- missloned became second lieuten- opean theater they were attached to ants or flight officers. the 7th army, commanded at that | Lt. Heldt arrived in Nyssa Sat- time by General Patch, Across Street from Reclamation Office urday for a visit with his parents, A clipping about the battalion Mr. and Mrs. Albert Heldt. was received by Mrs. L. E. Newgen ------- | of Sunset valley from Pfc. Wilford The flight engineer is the latest j Gilbert, a member of the outfit. ! addition to the officer ranks of the | W ith a total of 150 days o f com- AAF. He is virtually in control of j bat during their 26 months over- the plane almost all the time ln ! seas, the battalian wears the presi- his role of a master mechanic, aero- ! dentlal citation, awarded for Its nautical engineer and the boss of assistance in wiping out the Colmar the gas can. Stationed at an instru pocket below Strasbourg, and three ment panel, which dwarfs that of battle stars for Rome-Arno, the There are no priorities between you and a newly the B-29 commander, his Job en Rhineland, and Central Germany. ables a Super-fort to carry heavier During the 150 days of combat, 113 repaired and beautiful home. Greet fall with the bomb loads over longer distances, of which were consecutive, the bat with less gasoline. talion was extremely fortunate in interior of your house bright and shiny with a new losing only five men, and their Pfc. Isaac Mitchell of Nyssa, Ore strength was approximately 673 o f paint and wallpaper job, the outside snug against One man with two DeLaval Magnetic speed gon has been awarded the combat ficers and enlisted men. Lt. Col. Gordon A. Dixon of St. infantry badge for outstanding per way units can milk 20 cows per hour. the rainy season. Re-roof with quality asbestos or formance of duty and exemplory Anthony. Idaho, ls commanding O f great importance anytime— and even more officer of the battalion whose as conduct against the enemy on asphalt shingles. so today— is the time and labor saving ability o f signment in battle was to give close Okinawa, R. I. Pfc. Mitchell, a rifleman with the combat support during battle. O ver the DeLaval Magnetic Speedway Milker. Time 306th infantry regiment o f the 77th seas they were assigned to the 7th and labor saved means lowered production costs (Statue of Liberty) division saw army and operated with some four with resulting higher profits, to say nothing of his first action against the enemy teen different divisions. They were O H R C Í 3 POSITIONS OPEN J SALE CALENDAR Fertilizer Nyssa Elevator “YOUR RANCH-WAY STORE” Don M. Graham I S T U D E N T F L IG H T f | IN S T R U C T IO N g WINEBRENNER FLYING SERVICE Bonds Washable Window Shades NYSSA FURNITURE CU. 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