Nyssa gate city journal., July 25, 1946, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6

__ THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL
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THURSDAY, JU L Y 25, 1946
and Mrs. Pomplun were presented of J . E. Brower.
many nice gifts. Refreshments
of ice cream and cake were served Make Business Trip—
by Mrs. Clyde Hoke and Mrs.
Ed. Wild and E. O. Rathbun left
Tuesday morning for Portland on
Glenn Hoffman to 38 guests.
a business trip. They expect to be
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gone about a week.
CELEBRA TES BIRTHDAY
lU iU ie J o e tginlh, son of Mr. and
Mrs. E. B. Sm ith of Mitchell butte. Week-End Guests—
Mrs. Ruth Petty and children
|celebrated his fifth birthday with
a party last Sunday. Refreshments and Mrs. Violet McGinnis and chil­
dren of Kingman Kolony spent
were served to 18 guests.
the week-end with Mrs. Andy Mc­
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Ginnis. The two ladies are nieces
SOCIAL GIVEN
' The St. Paul’s guild held a cab­ of Mrs. McGinnis.
W ith
m w m
NEERASKA COUPLE WED
Miss Jean ALpaugh, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Alspaugh or
Broken Bow. Nebraska, and Alvie
L. Pomplun, son of Mr and Mrs.
B. R. Pomplun of Broken Bow,
v ere united in marriage Tuesday
July 11 by Judge Rlordan of Cald­
well.
The bride wore a light brown
suit with white accessories.
The couple will make their home
in a house on the Glenn Hoffmun
ranch.
Mr. and Mrs. Pomplun were hon­
ored w.lh a miscedaneous shower
at the Glenn Hoffman Itome Thurs- aret and ice cream social laik F ri­
eveiim„’ After playing games. Mr. day evening in the Episcopal parish
| hall. Dancuig and group singing
weie enjoyed by thobe attending.
I Music fur the dancing was furnish­
ed by Mrs. J. L. Church and son,
'Tom. Relrcshinents, consisting of
Lome-made cakes and ice cream,
Vacuum Cleaners
were served. Assisting with the ser­
ving weie Merry Norcott, Margar­
et Sarazin and Barbara Richie.
BROWER PLUMBING SHOP
Eureka
Soflo
W ater Softener
Electric Water Heaters
Phone 95J
F o r S a le
Fred J. Kiesel Estate
Parma, Idaho Ranches
678Vi> Acres
W ater Right— Farmers Co-operative Ditch Co.
All— or can be sub-divided.
Each tract has set of buildings.
Tract No. 1— 163.7 acres.
Tract No. 2— 105.94 acres.
Tract No. 3— 96.18 acres.
Tract No. 4— 312.68 acres
See or call Mr. Stanley Robins, Mgr.
515 Kiesel Bldg., Ogden, Utah
Phone 6571
Or
Moore Hotel, Ontario, Oregon
From August 3 to 9th, inclusive
NYSSA
Phone IOÔ
PROGRAM
THEATRE
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, JULY 26-27
Tom Neal— Barbara Hale In
“F ir s t y a n k in t o t o k y o ’" " “
His one-man mission inside Japan was a bold
prelude to the atomic bomb.
Also Wild Bill Elliott and Bobby Blake In
“WAGON WHEELS WESTWARD”
Shows continuous Saturday from 6 p.m.
Mat., hat., K:s(l sum. u c-M Inc. la s
Adm. Evenings, 40c-9c, Including Tax
SUNDAY AND MONDAY, JU LY 28-29
The perfect crime picture with the perfect cast.
Barry Fitzgerald, W alter Huston, Louis Hay­
ward and June DuPres In
“AND THEN THERE W ERE NONE’
Agatha Christie’s sensation of suspense
reaches the screen with all of its terrifying,
baffling mystery.
Cartoon and Sports
Shows continuous Sunday
rrom 6 p.m.
Mat., Sun., 2:30 Adm., 30c-9c, Inc. lax
Adm. Evenlngx, 40r-9e. Including Tax
TUESDAY, JULY 30
BARGAIN NIGHT
.Peter Cookson, Warren William and Anne
Gwynne In
a spine-tingling thriller
“FEAR”
Also Comedy, Cartoon and Film Vodvil
Shows continuous Tuesday from 6 p.m.
Adm. tB c - e v . I nr. T u
WED., THURS., FRI., JU LY 31, AUG. 1-2
Drawn together from worlds apart : : : a ven­
geance-bent, fortune-seeking beauty and a rug­
ged Texas cowboy-gambler.....
Ingrid Bergman and Gary Cooper In
“SARATOGA TRUNK”
Ingrid Bergman Gary Cooper, the roman­
tic "F o r Whom the Bell Tolls” team, together
again in a powerful, moving adventure drama.
Late News
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Visiting Here—
I Mrs. Earl Anderson and two
! daughters, Marcita Ruse and Mary
Ruth, of 3alem. formerly of Nyssa.
I visited friends here several days
last week. They were en route to
Ohio to visit Mrs. Anderson's moth­
er and other relatives. Mr. And­
erson was unable to make the trip
because of ill health.
On Trip To Mid-west—
Mr. and Mrs. John Moran and
two sons, Johnny and Tommy, re­
turned from a 16-day vacation
spent in North and South Dakota,
Nebraska.
Yellowstone
National
Spends Day in Boise—
Mrs. O. E. Dorman spent Tuesday park and the Black hills.
n Boise.
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Visit Here—
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gibbs of
On Trip—
D. L. Anderson of the Owyhee Seattle visited last Wednesday and
Drug company left Sunday on a Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. O. E.
Dorman.
busines trip to Portland.
Organize Sabbath School—
L-.aminer Coming—
A Seventh Day Adventist Sabb­
A drivers license examiner will
be in the Nyssa city hall Friday, ath school was organized last S a t­
H OSTESS TO CLUB
urday at the home of Molley Nel­
Mrs. Aden Wilson was hostess to July 26 from 9 a. m. to 2 p. m,
son. Elder Robert Adams will be
the Wednesday evening bridge club
the acting pastor. The followiiii
last week. Special guests of Mrs. Go Fishing—
Andy McGinnis. Wallace Paul officers were elected: Naomi Buch-
Wilson were Mrs. A. L. Fletcher
and Mrs. Artie Robertson. Prizes in and son. Junior, spent Saturday ert. superintendent; Carl Bentz, as­
the card game were awarded to and Sunday lishing ut the Owyhee sistant superintendent; Molley Nel­
Mrs. Fletcher, Mis. Luray Trabert Dam. Mr. McGinnis caught a trout son, secretary; Mrs. O. L. Haney,
chorister; Mrs. Carl Bentz and L
that was 26 inches long.
and Mrs. John Bowen.
C. Waters, teachers. Twenty-thrtx
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persons attended the meeting.
Return from Twin Falls—
TUESDAY CLUB MEETS
Mr. and Mrs. A1 Thompson re-
Members of the Tuesday after­
noon club were guests of Mrs. K en­ tured Monday after taking their Child Injured—
Valorie Fivecoats, 5 year old, of
neth Cottle. Bridge prizes were won granddaughter, Sharon Beutler t<
Mitchell butte section, suffered a
by Mrs. Frank Morgan and Mrs. her home in Twin Falls.
severe muscle bruise in the right
Joe Sutherland. Guests of the club
shoulder when she fell while play­
were Mrs. Morgan and Mrs. Arden Suffers Arm Fracture—
Theodore Rust of the Mitchell ing with neighbor children.
Newsom.
butte broke his arm in two places
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l o t i L a t e t o Classify
while roping a horse last week. He
O U ESTS AT DINNER
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Francis of was given medical attention In FO R SALE—1936 Plymouth coupe,
Depot Bay, Oregon were dinner Nyssa.
radio-heater.
Clowers
broth e r s,
guests at the home of Mrs. Lillian
north First street.
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Newby Monday.
PORÂALE—800 feet of 2 by 8, 2 by
10 and 2 by 12 lumber. Jake's Fix-
ENTERTAINS CLUB
it Siiop.
25J1XC
Mrs. Tom Eldredge invited mem­
bers of the Thursday afternoon
FO R SALE—8 piece walnut dining
club to her house last week. Extra
room set. Phone 31W.
25J1XC.
guests of Mrs. Eldredge were Mrs.
Ed. Frost and Mrs. Bernard Frost.
Prizes were won by Mrs. Frank
O u r H om e Loans are
Morgan and Mrs. Ed. Frost.
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C O M P lE T E
MR. AND M R i. CLUB M EETS
E a ty - to -
The Sunday evening Mr. and Mrs.
club met at the home of Mr. and
j Mrs. Bernard Eastman. Guests of
the club were Mr. and Mrs. George
Sallee. Mrs. Sallee and Harry M in­
er won high scores in the bridge
gome.
live With
LOCAL NEWS
Have Guests—
Mr. and Mrs. J . E. Brower had
| as their house guest last week
Bruce Brower of Weiser, brother
part-tune FOR SALE—Modern two-bedi oom
25J2xc i house with basement, three lots,
trees, lawn, shrubbery and electric
FO R SALE—15 sacks Blue tag
water heater. Earl Gray, Box 336,
Montana White Rose potato seed. Nyssa.
25Jtfc.
Irving T. Duflin, 2 miles north on STRA YED—Female
red
cockei
highway.
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spaniel. Child's pet. Answers to
FOR SALE—Boy's Hiawatha bi- name of Wiggles. Notify Robert
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sycle. Verla Blodgett.
25Jlxp. Runcorn, route 2, Nyssa.
WANTED—Woman for
house work. Phone 82.
iïion th !y payments, like
rent, bring debt-free home
ownership to you safe!/,
quickiy and eco n o m riilv
Eastern Oregon Federal
N EW
STEEL
PIPE
6" O.D. — 12 G auge
20 ft. Lengths with Quick Couplings
SPECIALLY PRICED
Any Quantity — Immediate Delivery
Also New Steel Rounds,
Flats, Plates
Writ« or W ir« for 0 «talU
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STEEL DIVISION
California Bag & Metal Co.
24th & Nicolai
PORTLAND 10, ORE.
BRoadway 1678
“Dirt will get
your Diesel
if you don't watch out
truck
SERVICE
HERRIMAN
MOTOR COMPANY
Savings and Loan
Association
New Higher Pay
For Sale!
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lis O O t
«rucks rolline *•
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Sure as shootin’, if there’s Old Man Dirt in your Diesel fuel,
there’s trouble ahead. Every drop of fuel goes through
injector-nozzle holes small as a human hair. And if these
injectors get dirt-worn, that does it, brother. Cuts the power
o f your Diesel and leads up to repair bills. Because it’s all-
important to use a CLEAN fuel, use Standard Diesel Fuel
— distilled 100% for PU RITY.
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fo r the A rm y !
W. E. SCHIREMAN
PHONE 61
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Staff Sergeant . .
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2 0 Y ea r s'
3 0 Y ea rs’
P e r M on th
S e r v ic e
S e r v ic e
$165.00
135.00
115.00
100.00
90.00
80.00
75.00
$107.25
87.75
74.75
65.00
58.50
52.00
48.75
$185.63
151.88
129.38
112.50
101.25
90.00
84.38
A D D IT IO N T O C O L U M N
Softball Game
Sunday, July 28
NYSSA SCHOOL DIAMOND
O N C O P T H E A B O V I»
DOUBLE-HEADER STARTING AT 2 P. M.
2 0 % In c r e a te fo r S e r v ic e O v e r t e a s .
5 0 % In c r e a te i f M e m b e r o f F lyin g o r G lid e r C re w e .
5 % In c r e a s e in P a y lo r fo e ft 3 Y e a rs o f S e r v ic e .
Highlights o f Regular Army Enlistment
1. E n lis t m e n ts fo r 1V^» 2 o r 3
y e a rs .
( O n e -y e a r e n lis tm e n ts p e r­
m itte d fo r m e n now in th e A rm y
w ith 6 o r m o re m o n th s o f s e r v ic e .)
2 . E n lis t m e n t a g e fro m 1 8 to 3 4
y e a r s in c lu s iv e ( 17 w ith p a r e n ts ’
c o n s e n t ) e x c e p t fo r m e n now in
A rm y , w h o m a y r e e n lis t a t a n y age,
a n d fo rm e r s e r v ic e m e n d e p e n d in g
o n le n g th o f s e r v ic e .
3 . A r e e n lis tm e n t b o n u s o f $ 5 0
fo r e a c h y e a r o f a c t iv e s e r v ic e s in c e
su ch b o n u s w as la s t p a id , o r s in ce
la s t e n tr y in to s e r v ic e , p ro v id e d re-
e n lis tm e n t is w ith in 9 0 d a y s a f te r
la s t h o n o r a b le d is c h a rg e .
4 . U p t o 9 0 d a y s ' re e n lis tm e n t
fu rlo u g h w ith p a y , d e p e n d in g on
le n g th o f s e r v ic e , w ith p r e s c rib e d
tr a v e l a llo w a n c e p a id to h o m e aiid
re tu r n , fo r m en now in t h e A im y
w ho re e n lis t.
5 . C o n s u lt y o u r A rm y R e c r u i t ;ng
O ffic e r fo r o th e r fu rlo u g h p riv ile g e s .
y e a rs ’ s e rv ic e in c re a s in g t o th r e e -
q u a rte rs p a y a f t e r 3 0 y e a rs ’ s e r v ic e .
( R e tir e m e n t in c o m e in g ra d e of
M a s te r o r F ir s t S e r g e a n t u p to
$ 1 8 5 .6 3 p e r m o n th fo r l i f e . ) A ll
p rev io u s a c tiv e fe d e ra l m ilita r y s e r ­
v ic e c o u n ts tow ard re tir e m e n t.
8. B e n e fits u n d er t h e G I B i l l of
R ig h ts a ssu red fo r m e n w ho e n lis t
on o r b e fo r e O c to b e r 5 , 1 9 4 6 .
Nyssa Clowns
Versus
Scott’s Men’s Store And
9 . C h o ic e o f b ra n c h o f ae rv ico
an d o v e rse a s t h e a te r ( o f th o s e s till
o p e n ) on 3 -y e a r e n lis tm e n ts .
ENLIST
N O W
Knights O f Columbus
AT Y O U ! N K A R IS T
U . S . ARM Y M C IU n iM O
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GOOD
lO t
S T A I IO N
FOR ' t o f '
6 . M u s te rin g o u t p a y ( base«! u p o n
le n g th o f s e r v ic e ) to a il m en w ho
a r e d is c h a rg e d t o e n lis t o r re e n lis t.
U. S . A rm y
7 . O p tio n to r e t ir e a t h a lf p a y
fo r t h e r e s t «if «•>«•* lif e a f t e r 2 0
FI UK
CHOOSK
Baker’s two best softball teams, who won first and second places
TNI%
P R O F t S S ION
in the first half of their league schedule.
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NOW!
4 1 9 F E D E R A L BLD G ., B O ISE , ID A H O
Admission 25 cents, Including Tax