T H E N V S S A G A T E C IT Y J O U R N A L
PAG E SIX
r T H U R S D A Y , A P R IL 11, 1946_
discharged from the marines at | turned fay plane with W. J. »SUS.
lentyn*, next Saturday evening at Bert Lienkaemper was a guest. ^
¡8 o'clock. Mrs John Schenk and winners In bridge were Mrs. lien-| San Diego. He has spe
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celebrates Birthday—
! two and a half years In the Pac- j
J rs Oscar Bike are the entertain- kaemper „ i d Mrs Ed Frost
n.eut committee. Members will go |
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| die. He was In the front lines ol
April 9 at a birthday dinner given
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to the place recently owned bv j
I rh# battle at Iwo Jima and has
Bill DeGroft, whlch Ballentyne ¡
j ¿petit the last six months in Ja- In celebration of his birthday. Cen
ter piece for the table was spring
purchased.
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fruit blossoms, with holly leaves.
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The cake was red mahogany cov
HAVE S K A T IN G P A R T Y
I National Music Week—
The advanced senior class of the Jap Saddle Arrive»—
I The Nyssa Civic club will spon- ered with chocolate, nuts, and white
L. D. S. Sunday school will hold
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and I sor a National Music week program candles.
Garry Bybee, son of Mr
a roller skating party this evening M r T T
receTved a Jap- April 24 at 8:15 in the gymnasium
at Weiser. Mrs. Ersel Beus Is class uiese army saddle, full size, with The complete program wdl be an- Here From Nampa—
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Jordan and
Instructor.
,ood bags and ammunition bags nounced in the next weeks paper,
family of Nampa were In Nyssa
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also a leather gun holster and
SA TU RD A Y DINNER GUESTS
Sunday visiting relatives.
leather quirt, from his brother, Jay, Soldier Visit Here
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Stoker and who Is now in Japan.
Soco and Tom Yokahoma, broth-
family and Gene Stoker of Ogden
ers. spent Sunday visiting friends Here From Emmett—
were Saturday dinner guests at
Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Oarner of
and relatives here, prior to leav
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Here From Caldwell—
Emmett were her Sunday visiting
ing
for
their
re-enlistment
bases,
Beth Donnelly of Caldwell spent
By bee.
a few days this week with her ¡having already served three years friends and relatives.
LOCAL NEWS
DINE AT C O U N TR Y CLUB
guests: Mrs. Jennie Goodell, Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Frost, Mr. and and Mrs. Leland Goodell and family
Mrs. J. L. Church and Mr. and of Meridian, Idaho, Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs, W, R, Campbell dined at the James Washburn of Caldwell, Mrs.
Payette Country club Saturday Ethel Goodell and family of Ontar-
evening.
I lo, Miss Lois Brooks of Payette,
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I Miss June Webster of Parma and
CELEBRATES B IR T H D A Y
| Miss Elizabeth Goodell of Hale,
Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Larsen en Missouri.
tertained Sunday at dinner In ob
servance of the first birthday of
SU RPRISE P A R T Y G IVEN
their son, Raymond. Out-of-town
Friends of Mrs. Ray C. Lewis gave
guests were Mrs. Prank Van Petten a surprise birthday party In her
and children, David and Joan, of i honor March 28 at her home.
Ontario.
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SPE C IAL P A R T Y HELD
GIVES D INN ER
I The special interest adult class of
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie T op liff and the M.I.A. will hold their monthly
sons, Edward and Irvin, entertained covered dish party at the home
Sunday at dinner for the following of the drama director, Mrs. Ball-
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E NTE R TAIN FOR SON
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Parker, form
erly of Nyssa rural route, enter
tained a few young people at their
home near Fruitland Friday even-
tag in observance of the birthday
of their son, Merton.
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CLUB MEETS
The Happy Eight Pinochle club
met at the home of Mrs. Dale G ar
rison Friday with Mrs. Tom Eld-
redge winning high score and Mrs.
Vilbert Kessler the traveling prize.
Guests were Mrs. Bill Russell and
Mrs. LoReen Ure.
Attention!
w
The H O O V E R Service man is in town. Bring
your H oover in or phone the—
Golden Rule Store
ja u n t y
cro ps d em an d
seed s ' -
Quality
h ig h e s t
M AX IM U M CROPS call for the best seed your
money can buy. That’s Northland Brand . . .
tested seed identified by the Flying Goose on
the bag and barked by the 02 year reputation
of Northrup, King & Company. There is not
enough GOOD seed to fill all
needs. T o be assured of your
supply, it will pay you to
immediately discuss your seed
needs with your local North
rup, King dealer, or write to .
BUYstt»s
NOW !
See your local A A A
Committee about gov
ernment payment:* fo i
•eed used in building
permanent pastures.
Northrup, King & Co.
Bois«
Idaho
Candidate F or
C o u n ty Com m issioner
Republican Prim aries
M ay 17, 1946
M y platform includes good roads.
Your support w ill be appreciated
Veteran world w ar I
Alva Goodell
NVSSA
Phone IOÒ
PROGRAM
THEATRE
F R I D A Y A N D S A T U R D A Y , A P R I L 12-13
D O UBLE FEATUR E PROGRAM
A lla n Lane, Jean Rogers, Edw ard Ashley In
“G A Y B L A D E S ’
A ls o R oy Rogers, “ G abby” Hayes, Dale Evans
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“S U J N N S f E
T IN E L D O R A D O ’
aunt
and' uncle,
Mr.
and
Mrs. j in the army. They called at the
S. P. Bybee home Sunday. One
brother had the purple heart. They
had a rare collection of money
Leave For Oregon State—
Jack Church and Tom Church from all parts of the world, some ol
left last week for Oregon State it hand carved. According to the
college, where they are enrolled for boys, the food situation is really
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terrible
in Germany. /Ann
One n of f f them
spring term.
told how the little children would
come and beg for left-overs from
Return To Miami—
George Mitchell.
Mrs. Leo Lorenz left Sunday for their table,
her home In Miami, Florida after
spending the last six weeks with Shop In Boise—
Mrs. Wayne arker and S. P. By
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George
bee and daughter, Colleen, shop
Mitchell.
ped In Boise Tuesday.
WAN l k d J -T T b S ^ - j
ur v* il; »Iso w, bw j P R f P
Phone 31M o,
FO R SALE
hang-on cultivator „
E. E. Clonlnger, gun*,
TO R s a l e T w T ^
cabin $800 Cash, cm,*'
Journal office bet**,,1
6 p. m. Friday and
FO R SALE
tractor and
Workii
has new tires. Herto,^
main highway t o « « . !
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miles from Nyssa.
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FO R SALE- Lots
Here On Leave—
addition, block 37, i_
James A. Aston, H A 1/c, of Shoe
of Maple and 4th str* 1
maker, California, visited friends
120 , with abstract. Pul
here, while on his 15-day leave.
berg, 218 Emlaon An i;
253. Phone 28, Nys«
Bishop Moves H e r e -
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l Mrs.
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Bishop
and
Leslie Stoker W A N TE D TO
with their family, four girls and basement forms, 34
three boys, have move to the Over- equivalent in new tate
street place at Adrian. Stoker has Chadwick. Nyssa Food
been bishop of the Roy Ward at
Ogden, Utah for the past five years.
FO R SALE—Get that” »
He is a building contractor.
shrubs and roses no».
willow and maple trmrTj
fn Boise Wednesday—
Allen Stoker and Mr. and Mrs. 3/4 mile north ol msln^
Wilford Bybee were In Boise W ed on highway.
nesday on business.
FO U N D -G reen plaid ,
metal
square near »
Confined To Bed—
Owner may have thm,'
Lloyd Lewis has been confined
for tills advertisement il
to his bed since Monday because office.
of influepza.
FO R SALK—Girls' tvece
Eagle President To Visit—
3, almost new. Dorottn i
A. C. Frlesen of Salem, president at Lottie Phillip's Apt *
of the Fraternal Order o f Eagles
in Oregon, will pay an official vls-
it to the Nyssa aerie Friday night,
April 19. He will be accompanied
by prominent Idaho and Oregon
Eagles,
Employed At Cllnie—
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Miss Helen Sallee returned from 'r e Cream Manager Here—
D INN ER GUESTS SUNDAY
Jack Burton of Ogden, who will
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Jordan and Oregon State college last Thursday
two sons were Sunday dinner guests and is now employed at the Sara- manage the Owyhee Ite cream com-
zin clinic.
pany in Ontario, and Mr. and Mrs.
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sher
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! Wayne Barker of Ogden, were
man P. Bybee.
I house guests early this week at
! Here From Salt Lake—
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Mr. and Mrs. Roy McBride and the home of S. P. Bybee. Mr. Bar-
E N TE R TAIN FRIENDS
Mr. and Mrs. Ward Wieneke en- j haby of Salt Lake City are here ker Is Mrs. Bybee's sister.
tertalned Mr. and Mrs. A1 Kuehn visiting Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Tuck-
To Assist Youth—
and Mr. and Mrs. Glea Billings er.
The laymen of the Christian
Tuesday evening In observance of
church started a special offering
Return From California—
the birthday of Mrs. Kuehn.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bumingham at a meeting held Thursday night
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and daughter returned Monday to assist Dick Waddell, son of a
CIVTC CLUB W IL L MEET
The Nyssa Civic club will meet evening from a two-weeks trip former pastor of the local church,
with hospital expenses following a
at the parish hall April 17 at 2:30. through California.
motorcycle accident. Waddell, son
The public Is invited to attend and
Attend Concert—
Mr. and Mrs. N. H. Waddell, suf- Receiving Treatment—
join the club.
Those attending the Paul Rob- '«‘red a leg fracture and bad face Mrs. W. W. Smith of Newell
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eson concert in Boise Wednesday lacerations March 24. He underwent Heights Is receiving treatment
in
A U X IL IA R Y MEETS
Members of the American Legion evening of last week were Mr. and » facial operation Monday of this the Ontario hospital.
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auxiliary met last Thursday at Mrs. Ira Ure, Mr. and Mrs, Glea week.
their regular meeting. They sent Billings, Mr. and Mrs. A1 K u e h n , ----------------------------------- Enlists In Army—
Mario Anderson left Monday for
dresses, made by the members, to Mr. and Mrs. Dave Mitchell, Miss PTA Will Meet—
The Kingman Kolony P.T.A.
will Portland after enlisting In
the
the orphans of veterans, for the Virginia Van Slyke, Miss Velma
afternoon, April army air corps. He will be sent to
welfare work at the hospital In Fox, Mrs Bernard Eastman.
j 18 at 2:30 at the Kingman Kolony Washington for outfitting and then
Portland. Plans were also made for Joe Ewer and J. L. Church.
schoolhouse. Installation of new will be assigned to a camp.
a flower sale to be held Mother's
officers will be held. The summer
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day of plants and cut flowers. On Go To The Dallas—
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Foster left round-up chairman will have charge
April 18 the auxiliary will hold In
NEW S O F R E C O R D
itiation of new members and elect Sunday for The Dallas. They plan of the program.
M ARRIAGE LICENSES
ion of officers for the coming year. to go to Portland and return Fri-1
Daniel Daisuke Iserl, of Ontario,
Visit From Baker—
day.
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Arthur Cook and son, Sgt. Jim- ° ! e ' and Ikup Klski- of DaBesport.
E NTE R TAIN S A T BRID G E
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my Cook, and Bill Boersma of Washington. 4/4,46.
Mrs. Kenneth Cottle and Mrs. Week-End Guests—
Harrison
Nalllon
and
Bernard
Frost
entertained
five i M r- and Mrs. Boyd Brown and Baker visited Thursday in Nyssa. * Rooert
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Twila Illene Archibald, both of
tables of bridge at the Cottle home son‘ Stephen, of Boise and Mr, and
¡Ontario, Ore. 4/6/4«
! Friday. Prizes were won by Mrs. |Mrs- Campbell Beer and daughter, Left For Ft. L e w is -
Edward Topliff who recently en- < ° :v" ' I"''> 'T S . C IR C U IT CO URT
! Ed Frost, Mrs. R. G. Larsen, Mrs. Beverly, o f Nampa were week-end
Standard Credit Service vs Bruce
W. R. Campbell and Mrs. L. A. 8uests of Mr. and Mrs, Burnall listed in the army, left Nyssa the
first of the week for Ft. Lewis Lyon, 4/4/46, Recovery on account.
Maulding. Mrs. Cottle and Mrs. Brown.
$195,00.
Washington
Erast also had six tables at night.
Julius Kary vs Bill Smith. 4/6/-
I Winners In bridge were Mrs. Luray In Caldwell—
46. Recovery on account. $233.00.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Fischer Released From Navy—
i Trabert, Miss Eva Boydell, Mrs,
Sylvester Helner and Mrs. A1 Kuehn were Saturday evening dinner guests
Gene Stoker, radio technician In PETITIO NS, PROBATE CO URT
Guardianship of W illiam Paul
the
navy, was released last week,
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Burdette
Howard
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of Caldwell.
and will move to Nyssa to menage Moser et al, minors. 4/2/46.
CLUB MEETS
Estate of James A. Plummer, de
the Stoker-Bybee lumber yard.
Mr. and Mrs. George Mitchell
ceased. 4/2/46.
entertained the Wednesday evening Here From Echo—
Estate of T. T. Garllck, deceased.
b idge club at the home of Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. McVlcker of Many Attend Horse S a le -
Mrs. R. G. Larsen, Mrs. Leo Lorenz Echo spent Sunday with Mr. and
Many Nyssa resients attended 4/2/46.
Estate of I. L. Sonner, deceased
was a guest. Prizes were won by Mrs. W. F. Flndllng.
the horse sale at Ontario Sunday.
Mrs. A. H Boydell and M r Boy-
Mr. Doolin bought a young brown 4/5/46
dell
Power Meeting Held—
colt. D. O. Bybee bought a pali-
CARD OF TH AN KS
Bernard Frost and Perry Ward mino horse, 3 years old, to match
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I wish to thank my friends who
attended a power meeting In On his mare, Goldilocks.
TUESD AY EVENING CLUB
sent cards, flowers and plants dur
Mrs. Dean Smith was hostess tario Monday evening.
to the Tuesday evening club. Mrs.
Returns From S. L. Conference- ing my illness.
Here From La Grande—
Mrs. George Bertsch.
Bishop Arvel Child has returned
Mr. and Mrs. Art Smith and son, from attendance at the 4-day world
'feed Medicine Cabinets Gary, of La Grande visited In wide general L. D. S. Conference
To<i Late to Classify
All metal cabinets with Nyssa Sunday.
^ l e C I ^ M o * , . He r e l l ^ ^ ï ^ ^ T ^ ^
coach.
fine large mirror. $3.75.
Go To Ogden—
Nordale- Newsom Furn-
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Stephensen
______ iture Store
motored to Ogden Sunday to meet
their son, Willis, who has Just been
i
For The Youngsters
S U N D A Y A N D M O N D A Y , A P R I L 14-15
This lonesome gob met his dream g irl— re
pented in an avalanche o f honeymoon killjoys
that would ruin any honeymoon.
Robert W alker, June Allyson, Hume Croyn,
R eginald Owen and “ Rochester”
Play Pens, Youth Chaim, Hi-Chairs and
T H E S A IL O R T A K E S A W IF E ’
Door Chimes, Electric Heaters,
r
will make an
cure a sizable
Mexlaans iron
■ g y plan
LOWIl
■ WUI run 24 h
low-cos
service i
I home loa
project
“T ha amoun
that «an be e
H owwer. repoi
Indicate that
more Available
In eaillrr e.stin
Eastern Oregon Ft> A S S I S t i l
Savings and Li
Association
Baker, Orega
W.
ger
Rememk
EASTEI
A n d Shap« |
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Buy a Pack Sack for that
“ F R O N T IE R G U N L A W ”
Fishing Trip
Lilies
At
And
ED C A S E ’S
Many
A N D T H U R S D A Y , A P R . 17-18
^ > »Y S jÇ r e n t,
H i-W a y Mdse. Mart
Nyssa, Oregon
a Closed Between 12 and 1 p. ,m. Monday thru
e
Friday.
charged
arrived In On
la m b ir , dutie
M B ■ In
in chargi
prograi
^ j^ p ld q lliS t, l
gradu
college 1:
atelyantered tl
He advanced I
tala (before lib
ago. f i l e r servl
Ian area.
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atten
college Bain
studohl and wi
bershlp In Alp
s c g H s tic horn
He Wo ; a star
tag a member
rose fe-wl chaj
“ We are ver
Sunday
April 21
A ls o Charles Starrett and T e x Harding In
Features Tuesday 6 8 and 10 P. M.
Adm. SSe-9r. Inc. Tax
of
ment
acreage
Ray La rson,
malgamati'd s
sa, Las indicat
l|0U ial
Men
“J U S T B E F O R E D A W N ”
of war are ext
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eountjr 0,1 Ma
be housed at
250 at Vali
“This year v
age o f high li
than at any
■ s ta t
We offe
Guarantee.
W arn er Baxter and R oh eit Barrat In
Sandquist. cot
One hiuelri
ported In tin
be dispatched
luual farms.
employed and
arrival o f 400
M ay 4tThLs
at the Ontari
as on farms.
tb ll $ p * of 1
able Rousiiig
t o
lidi
delays a
high cos
Tapestry covered with a 5 year construction
D O UBLE FEATURE PROGRAM
fli i g
to be
, will
April !
/BASKETS , 332 V A C C
In Many Si#| A T A D R L
Davenos
T U E S D A Y , A P R I L 16
Th*
tlonala
borers
county
EASTER
Hot Plates, Occasional Tables
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53
For The House
Features Sunday 6, 8 and 10 P. M.
MaL, Son., 2:30 Adm., 30c-9e, Ine. Tax
Adm. Evenlngs, 40c-9c, Inrluding Tax
Sun
> |r.
Nursery Chairs
Passing Parade and Catroon
In F
avoi
Unfinished Furniture
Features Saturday 6, 8 and 10 P. M.
Mat., Sat., 2:50 Adm. 25r-5c Inc. Tax
Adm. Evenings, 40c-9c, Including Tax
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S a First B
Easter
V
Other Beautiful
» » d e V B l 'd l w
nyssa
ready t T p a ííi. 8tr° " gly
FURNITURE CO.
street from Reclamation o ffic e
50c and «*•
The Dime
N ysaa, Orel«* I
smallpo:
(klr.g April
school me
Iren of al
id. Dr. L.
ksvtsted by
tlty health
to 332 pe
^ ■ xt. Thursd
at 10 a. n
chairman,
committee
►•school chil
bis reglstra
gym at Ai
taration fo:
|examlnatiot
at.y nurse,
tie date of
announced
pre-sclmo
gister T hi
»urn* From
i. Dick
ne Tuesday
had been
tty since las'
elved hi«
»ice and exp
lit fall. He Is
en.