THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAI THURSDAY, AUGUST 22, 1946
P A G E TW O
Donna Lee were Sunday evening Junior McGinnis, Donna Steelman pod meadows five or six miles
and Paul Parker.
from Smith's ferry, which is about
dinner
guests in the L W. Dier- and Mr. Bobby
Church News
and
Mrs.
Vernon
Parker
and
60 miles from Emmett on the North
The Gate City Journal
king home.
children
were
Sunday
dinner
guests
and South highway. A program has
Mrs.
W.
W.
Webb
and
Mrs.
THE CHURCH OF THE
Mr. and Mrs. George Hudson of in Nyssa at the home of Mr. and been
outlined for each day’s act
James Attebery were hostesses at Homedaie,
NAZARENE
Idaho
and
Mr.
ancl
Gordon Toomb.
ivities.
Editor and Publisher
KLASS V. POWELL
a miscellaneous snower for Ruby Mrs. Prank Johns of Napton Sid Mrs.
E. J. Wilson, Pastor
Parker and Mr. Toomb are
There will not be any services Brown Wednesday evening at the ing left Thursday morning for Mrs.
brother and sister.
Webb
home.
Bingo
was
played
dur
3unday on account of our district ing the evening with prizes going Lowman, Idaho to visit a week or Janet Parker is visiting in Nyssa
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Boise—
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ed sandwiches, salad, orange nut iew days in the K. I. Peterson Mr. and Mrs. Joe Maughan are
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(Strictly in Advancer
oread, stuffed olives, ripe olives, home. Mr. and Mrs. Banta were spending a two-weeks vacation in
A. L. Crane as the special workers. pickles,
cake and coffee was served. former neighbors of the Peterson Boise visiting relatives.
Guests
included Mrs. E. E. East-
in Canada. They left Sat
Published every Thursday at Nyssa, Malheur County, Oregon
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
ma».. Ruth Eastman of Napton Sid family
urday
morning
their home. Go On Outing—
Entered at the postoffices at Nyssa. Oregon for transmission
5th
and
Ennis
Sts.
ing, Mrs. Glen C. Brown, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. for
K.
I.
Peterson and The annual L. D. S. Weiser stake
through the United States Maas, as second class matter, under
H. M. Korman, Mrs. R. E. Dille, Arlene and Donna Marla
George Whipple, Pastor
and Mr. fathers and sons outing will he
the act of March 3, 1879.
Mrs. Vernon Parker, Mrs. Clyde and Mrs. J. R. Banta spent
Bible school, 9:45 a. m.
held August 22, 23 and 24 at Tri-
Steelman, Mrs. Wilbur Looney, day in Boise. They enjoyed a Fri
pic
Morning worship, 11 a. m. Com Mrs.
Bill
Ashcraft,
Mrs.
Dan
Holly,
Julia Davis park.
RHEUMATISM
Mr. and Mrs. Z. Davidson o) munion served each Lord’s day. Mrs. Glenwood Pounds, Mrs. Rich nic A in farewell
COLUMBIA AVENUE Parma,
potluck supper will
ARTHRITI5
Mr. and Mrs. Gerrit Groot Bible school for all ages, 10 a. m. ard Holly of Adrian and Mrs. be served Friday
evening at 6:30 I suffered and
for years and am so
Mary June Winchester.
Mr. and Mrs. Loyal fields of of Apple Valley, Mrs. Dick Stum Morning worship, 11 a. m.
on
the
Adrian
high
school
lawn
thankful that I am free from pain
E. L. C&mfield, Jr., of Port for Rev. and Mrs. J. C. Nevin and and
Jasper, Minnesota are spending of Oregon Trail. Mr. and Mrs. Communion service each Lord's Townsend,
able to do my work that I will
Washington
left
Ttiurs
Laura
Louise.
Rev.
Nevin's
resig
Jay.
Sermon,
“Christ,
Our
High
their vacation at the Dick Groot Dick Groot, Mr. and Mrs. Pete
gladly
answer anyone writing me
day
morning
for
California
to
visit
natjon
^
p^tof
Gf
the
Community
Mrs. Whipple.
home. Mrs. Fields is the former Tensen and Gerrit Timmerman ot Priest’’,
for
information.
Mrs. Anna Pautz.
relatives
after
visiting
his
sister,
Prayer and discussion meetings Mrs. C. Glen Brown of Adrian lor Unlted Presbyterian church was P. O, Box 825, Vancouver,
Wash.
Marjorie Oroot. They also visited Caldwell were guests at a cover forall
ages at 7:3 p. m.
read and accepted on Sunday, Aug Pd. Adv.—NXTE-OVO Laboratories
dish dinner at the home of Mr. Evening
a
few
days.
in the Black Hills of South Dakota ed
service,
8:15.
Ladies
of
ust
11.
He
is
exchanging
pulpits
Mrs. John Timmerman of the council will present a miss Mrs. Mary June Winchester and with Rev. Moore of the Multnomah
and Yellowstone National park. and
Newell
Heights.
son. Daniel, of Port Townsend, church in Portland, Oregon. They
They will spend two weeks visiting Mr. and
Mrs. C. M. Tensen and ionary message.
visited the past week
leave the last week In August Bernard Eastman
family returned Sunday from Sum ADRIAN FREE METHODIST Washington
relatives and friends here.
in the home of her sister, Mrs. will
to
take
charge of their new pas
Darwin Jensen left Tuesday for mit Prairie, where they spent the
C. Glen Brown.
CHURCH
torate. Everyone is invited to att Real Estate
Insurance Eastern Oregon Federal
Ogden on business.
summer.
Dorothy
Toomb
arrived
Monday
Rev. E. M. Richey, Pastor
end
the
farewell
supper,
but
is
to visit her parents, Mr and Mrs. asked to bring his own silver and
Savings and Loan
10 a. m , Sunday school.
William Toomb, and family for dishes.
11 a. m„ sermon, “The Power of two
Association
weeks. She will teach comm
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the Gospel’’.
and Mrs. James Attebery
ercial courses and mathematics in and Mr. daughter,
8 p. m„ young people's hour.
Judy,
moved
Fri
Nyssa, Oregon
Baker, Oregon
high school at Reuben, Idaho day to Ontario to make their home.
8:45, "Choosing Rather” motion the
the
coming
year.
picture with music and singing.
Mr.
Attebery
will
coach
in
Ontario
Mr. and Mrs. C. Glen Brown,
school this coming year.
Mrs. Mary June Winchester and high
THE COMMUNITY UNITED son,
Mrs. Ruth Looney and David,
Daniel,
spent
Sunday
in
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Mrs. Elmer Sparks and Wayne
10 a. m., Bible school. Classes j Boise.
were in Emmett Thursday, Billy
Robert Brown, who was working and
for all the family.
Looney returned home
In the Brown Mercantile store with Cliffy
11 a. m., morning worship. Rev. has
their
mother after spending
Nevin’s last sermon as pastor. j home. gone to Boise to make his a few days in Emmett visiting
START AUGUST 26
"How Big Are Little Things?”
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. E. v f ; ,’an and their
8 p. m., evening worship. Song ! Julia,
Picking to last four weeks
A. C. Henderson.
Ruth
and
Phyllis
of
Napton
service followed by discussions for Siding and Ruby Brown were Zola Marla Bonde of Emmett
I adults, young people and the little j Caldwell
is spending a week's vacation with
shoppers Monday.
folks. Closing thought by the pas- | Julia Frances
her
aunts, Mrs. Elmer Sparks
Eastman arrived and two
| tor.
Mrs.
Looney.
from Spokane to visit her Mr. and Wilbur
Weekly calendar will be ann- •Sunday
Mrs. Ed Bott and Lot
parents,
Mr.
nd
Mrs.
E.
E.
Eastman.
' ounced at the morning worship We
tie Reynolds of Letha, Idaho spent
She is in nurses training in Spo- Sunday
Two miles south of Ontario
meet in the Adrian high school . kane.
afternoon visiting Mrs.
building.
They were guests of Mrs.
Mrs. Lots Cartwright was a Sun Sparks.
Ruth Looney and Mrs. Elmer
day dinner guest of her sister, Mrs. Elmer
YOU'LL FEEL
Ray Elliot, in Kingman Kolony. supper. Sparks at Sunday evening
Mr. and Mr: Clyde Steelman and ; Mr and Mrs Ridd]e a||d tatnMy
LIK E YOU'RE FLYING
of Bruno, Idaho have taken poss
OREGON’ S 8111 ANNUAL ession of the restaurant in Adrian,
which they recently purchased from
Helen Nicholson They have also
bought the Hinton residence near j
That’s what Chevron Supreme Gasoline brings to your
the Snake river bridge.
car,
folks—skyway performance adapted to the highway.
Mr. and Mrs. A1 Nicholson have
War-born improvements in flying fuels paved the way
purchased the Chet Hudson acre
for this premium gasoline—a gasoline that is tailor-made
age and will make their home ther.
for your car’s requirements. Chevron Supreme means
Mr. and Mrs. John Dil'e ol
'eattle are vi iting in the home
quicker starts, extra power—smoother performance in
if their son, R, E. Dille, lor a few
traffic and on the open road. Try it!
Jays.
A family gathering was held
at the R. E. Dille home Sunday. |
The occasion was a birthday dinn
er for Jean Dille. and a cousin,
W. E. FCHIREMAN
Billy Rudd. Guests were Mr. and
B IG G E R A N D B E T T E R T H A N
EVER . More than $50,000 ¡a Live
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Mrs.
John
-
Dille
of
Seattle,
Mr.
stock and A gricu ltu ra l Premiume.
and Mrs. Jim Rudd and Billy ot
Scores of New Machinery and Educa
tional Exhibits. Six Blocks of Midway
Vale, Mr. and Mrs. Kermit Dille
Fun and Carnival. Entertainment and
Thrills for the Entire Family.
^ and children, Mr. and Mrs. Ray-
nond Henienway and- sons, Wtn-
STANDARD OF CALIfÒlTNÌA PRODUCT
* HO RSE R A C ES
— D oily 1 :3 0 P M.
iell
Dille
and
daughters,
and
Em-
* RODEO and HO RSE SH O W
— N ig h tly 8 P M.
nett Raney, all of Weiser.
* H O LLYW O O D R E V U E
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Thomas drove
— N ig h tly 8 P M .
* D A N C E TO JIM M Y G R IE R 'S
«
to
Weiser Friday evening to att
O RCH ESTRA
— N ig h tly
end the rodeo. They came hom
* L IV E S T O C K and P O U L T R Y JU D G IN G
i unday, accompanied by Mr. and
— D aily 9 A .M .
THE SO LAR HOUSE
ACRES if PARKING SPACE iM PICNIC GROUNDS vlrs. Walter Yardley..
Mrs. Vernon Parker entertained
a birthday party for her dau-
ADMISSION S O t at Yugust
16. Janet received many
In clud e s F ed e ral ta x .
nice gifts. The afternoon was spent
Children 14 ond under F R EE.
playing games. Refreshments ot
cake and ice oream were served to
Edith Mathews, Roberta Jo and
Jimmy Webster. Sharon and Karon
Roberts Billy and Cliffy Looney.
Adrian
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financing a home
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NYSSA, OREGON
— Time was, when the iron tub and the
tea-kettle were the important items
when it came to a bath— and no wonder
It was only every Saturday night!
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