THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL THURSDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1945
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, Oee In Roswell, Wednesday after-
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noon
The Gate City Journal
Mrs. Vlrl Bishop and Mrs. Har
vey Bennett asaisted in the cantata
Editor and Publisher ^resented by members of the Ad
KLASS V. POWELL
rian Presbyerlan church Monday
evening.
ADVERTISING RATES
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
Mrs. Morgan and Mrs. Martin
35c gave a Christmas party for their
$2.00 Open rate, per Inch
pupils at the Wade school Friday
*1.25 National, per inch ..... 35c afternoon.
Single Copies ___________.06 Classifieds, per word... ....2c
J. L. Raney of Parma was a bus
Minimum ... 30c
(Strictly in Advance)
iness visitor In Bend Sunday.
Pvt. Donald Gibson, who Is at
a military school In Den
Published every Thursday at Nyssa, Malheur County, Oregon tending
ver. arrived home Sunday to spend
Entered at the postofflces at Nyssa, Oregon for transmission his
visiting his parents,
through the United States Malts, as second class matter, under Mr. furltugh
and Mrs. Will Gibson.
the act of March 3, 1879
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Van de Water
arrived from Kansas Saturday and
staying at the Haworth home.
lty, among both adults and young are
Ralph
Haworth left Sunday morn
Big Bend
people.
ing from Caldwell for Pittsburg,
Charles Witty suffered a heart California to spend the holidays
A number of severe cases of In attack
last Wednesday and was at the home of his daughter, Eve
fluenza are reported In this vlcln- taken back to Holy Rosary hospi lyn, and see the new grand
Mrs. Haworth has been
tal. He had been a patient there daughter.
there for the past month.
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two
weeks
before
suffering
from
a
Mrs. Joe Brumbach left Monday
W HY PAY
pneumonia attack,
for Salt Lake City to spend the
Mr, and Mrs. Leland Shipley left holidays with her parents, Mr. and
for Los Angeles Wednesday to Mrs. W. S. Ahesrn.
,'per.d a few weeks visiting rela Fred Gibson, who has been ser
SUPRIMI
tives.
iously ill for several months passed
WUey and Mr. Wolf return away early Monday morning at the
COLD W AVE ed Mr. to their
homes in Arcadia, Cal home of his cousin Will Gibson,
HOME KIT
ifornia Wednesday after a month’s where he has been cared for since
Bach kit contains 3 full
visit in the Bishop homes.
ounces o f Salon-type
he was taken 111. Mr. and Mrs. Will
solution with Kmrlium,
Corp. Jim Miller and Mr. Ray Gibson and Mr. and Mrs. Joe
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mond Holly spent Thursday shop Brock went to Caldwell Monday
tissues, cotton a p p li
ping in Boise.
cator, neutraliser and
afternoon to make funeral ar
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only 2 to 3
com plete instructions.
H our» at H om o
Mrs. Darrell English attended a rangements.
Christmas party for members of Miss Virginia Miller, who is a
the
Ladies aid of the Presbyterian Red Cross worker at the USN hos
O w y h e e D r u g Co
church held at the home of Mrs. pital at Corvallis will arrive home
Wednesday for a 10-day vacation
at the ohme of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. P. A. Miller.
Many Bend people are entertain
ing at Christmas dinners, while a
number of others are to be guests
of relatives or friends in near by
towns.
Both Bend schools held their
Christmas programs Wednesday
evening and parents and friends
enjoyed the entertainments, alter
which Santa appeared and pre
sented a generous treat.
In district 47 the following pro
gram was given: "Welcome Time,"
by all; Christmas Story by all pu
pils; piano solo, Creta Baldwin;
"In Santa's Sleigh." primary pupils;
IIAPPY
piano solo. Louise Nielson; “Christ
mas In Santa’s Toy Shop,” lower
SEW YEAR
room; "Two Little Stockings,” Ber
nice Finn; "Their Christmas Stock
ings," Lois Nielson, Johnnie Witty.
Betty Jones and Donald Jones.
Christmas star and bell drill, Phy
CORDIAL GOOD WISHES
llis Curtis as star, all girls In drill.
In district 46 the primary pupils
TO ALL OUR FRIENDS
gave a number of recitations, and
pre-school children contributed al
so. The poems by Allan Bennett,
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Karen and Sharon Roberts and
Time waits for no man, and 1946
Phillip Hatch were greatly enjoy
ed. Mrs. Hatch accompanied pupils
Is no exception. That is why we
when they sang “Jingle Bells.”
hasten to send our New Year's
Other numbers on the program were
’’Welcome,” Dick Bennett; Merry
wishes to you good folks In town
Christmas Bells song, “Thoughts ol
and all around town.
Christmas. Eva Mecham; recitation.
"Carol Joyfully,” Donna Ricks;
IT'S GOING TO CE A
song, "Jingle Bells,” by all prim
ary pupils; "Christmas Land,” Al
lan Bennett; "The Reindeer Know,”
by Lawrence Handler; "If I Were
Santa,” Barbara Baker; Santa
Claus drill by 10 pupils; "Christmas
Time Is Here,” by Albert Sillonis;
candle drill by eight pupils;
“Thoughts of Christmas," Mary
Lou Ricks; Christmas question,
Jimmie Packwood; “Cold Decem
ber,” Barbara Peterson; "Christ
mas Spirit," four pupils; “Christ
mas Again," Dwayne Bennett;
"Christmas Comes," Maryan Hand
ler; "My Secret,” Elma Gene Hand
ler; "A Letted To Santa,” Christine
Handler; "How Christmas Comes,"
by four boys; closing number,
"Merry Christmas,” Richard Lee.
Roy Mecham, then appeared as
Santa and delivered gifts and
treats.
Both schools and high school
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pupils are enjoying a vacation.
Mrs. Martin surprised pupils of
(W uvi
both ro.vms with a teat of pop
com balls.
Nyssa Lumber Company
Mrs. Truman Wagner of Eugene
and Leo of Portland. Mr. and Mrs.
Truman Wagner returned to Eu
gene Monday evening and Leo re
turned to Portland Tuesday.
Several of'the children has been
absent from school because of In
fluenza.
Ted Bates was a business visitor
In Boise last week.
The Sunday school gave a short
program Sunday morning. Election
of officers will be held next Sun
day after classes.
gram Friday night, Dec. 21 The
school will be closed until Jan
uary 2 for ths holiday vacation.
Mrs. Solon Miner of Vale spent
last week with her daughter, Mrs.
Lalri Pry on, who has been 111.
Mrs. Harry Thurman of Med
ford Is spending the holidays with
her parents, Mr and Mrs. John
Zittercob and family.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Wagner en
tertained their three sons at a
pre-Christmas dinner Sunday, In
cluding Lealand. who has Just re
turned from the Pacific, Mr. and
H A P P Y NEW YEAR- 1946
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WE SALUTE YOU AS THE
NEW YEAR DAWNS
4.15
Ironing boards, good ones
Mail boxes, U. S. postmaster-approved 1.45
4.50
Crosscut saws, 6 and 7 foot
$1. to 2.40
Stove boards
22.50
Zenith bicycle, good tires
9.95
Wheelbarrow
Handles for hammers, axes and picks.
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"Glorious the yeor that for you wcil:,
Eeyund Tomorrow’s mystit gates"
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30 one arid all
and cBedt(lÛiiltes
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Now, when the hopeful New
Year is about to take its place
on the world stage, we salute
the brave men and women who
have so splendidly guarded
America’s precious heritage of
freedom. We salute you, too,
good friends and neighbors.
Our» is a debt of gratitude we
can hardly repay.
Better days are ahead for all
of us, we are reasonably sure,
and we want you to know how
deeply we appreciate your
friendship.
it
H APPY
NEW YEA R
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. . . a year relieved o f the tensions and w or
ries that have marked the past few tw elve
SYMBOL OF STRENGTH IS THE OAK. W H ICH EXTENDS
ITS LIMBS HORIZONTALLY IN DEFIANCE OF GRAVITY.
months . . . a year in which you w ill know
again the unfettered freedom and the " w i l l
MAY SUCH STRENGTH AND STURDINESS BE YOURS
to d o” o f the good old days— that is our
IN 1946 AND IN THE YEARS TO COME— STRENGTH TO
wish for you as w e are about to enter 1946.
May it be, indeed, a glorious year for you.
WEATHER EVERY STORM AND CROSS-CURRENT THAT
LIFE MAY BRING.
GOOD LUCK TO YOU. GOOD FRIENDS. AND MANY
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HAPPY RETURNS OF THE DAY!
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HAPPY NEW YEA R .
"ftest Wishes
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Arcadia
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Miss Wilma Bullard, who Is at
tending the Multomah Bible school
In Portland Is spending the holi
days with her parents. Mi and Mrs.
Otis Bullard, and family.
Bob Lay of Okonogan. Washing
ton arrived Saturday to visit his
brother. OUn Lay and family and
his father, who makes his home
with Olin Lay.
The Arcadia school gave a pro-
Home* aglow everywhere.
It'» New Year'», and the
latch-atring it out!
As w« are about to turn
over a new, and—we hope—
much brighter page for 1946, |
we thank you far your gen-
eroui support during the past Beware Coughs
year, with the hope that Di
from common colds
vine Providence will bless
your home in many unex
That Hang On
pected ways. Best wishes for
a very Happy New Year!
Chronic bronchitis may develop If
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Nyssa Furniture Company
Across Street from
h o l id a y
Reclamation office.
trita
j-our cough, chest cold, or acute bron
chitis Is not treated and you cannot
afford to take a chance with any medi
cine less potent than Creomulslon
which goes light to the seat of the
trouble to help loosen and expel germ
laden phlegm and aid nature to
soothe and heal raw, tender. Inflamed
bronchial mucous membranes.
Creomulslon blends beechwood
creosote by special process with other
time tested medicines for coughs.
It contains no narcotics.
No matter how many medicines
you have tried, tell your druggist to
sell you a bottle of Creomulslon with
the understanding you must like the
way It quickly allays the cough, per
mitting rest and sleep, or you «19 to
hays your money back, .CM
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Jbrthe
NEW YEAR
A good beginning for the N e w
Year, w e believe, is a good wish
— and a good resolution.
Our good w ish is for you —
PnxuUcoHat' 4 T i 0 4 t
We hereby proclaim that we are resolved
to give our friends and patrons the supe
rior kind of service that will keep them
wearing a path to our door.
We furthermore proclaim that our
friends are the finest in all the world, and
we wish them loads of good luck, good
efieer and good health for the year 1946.
more health, more happiness and.
prosperity!
And our resolution— resolved to
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