THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA, OREGON
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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1946
leader, Mrs. Adam Focht, were Mrs. Russell Bolitho as hostess.
were served by the committee
The girls then went to the Grant
Joyce McGinnis, Margie Bowers
guests at a Hallowe'en party given
Rinehart home for ¿ la d . The main
last Thursday by the mothers of
and Judy Bunch.
course was served at Mrs. R. G.
Norma Jean Dierking was an
the girls.
Whitaker's and the dessert at Mrs.
overnight guest of Endora Higgins
A full course dinner was served Sid Burbidge’s. Later In the even
KLASS V. POWELL - - - - - -
Editor in d Publisher
Saturday. They attended the car
by four mothers. The first course ing the group went "trick or treat
nival given by the Parma high
was served at the Doli House with ing."
school.
ADVERTISING RAToS
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
Mr. and Mrs Prank John and
FESTIVAL WELL ATTENDED | odist church in the church ba.se-
The fall festival sponsored by the ment last Thursday night. Merll-
Evelyn Pyle were dinner guests
Open rate, per Inch....... 35c
$2.00
in the Myers home in Parma Wed LDS primary was well attended I dean Robbins was in charge o f' the
National, per inch.......... 35c
$1.25
Friday evening at the high school j games. Fifteen members attended
nesday.
Classifieds, per word.... ... 2 c
.....................05
! the party. •
Mr and Mrs Jesse Marker of gymnasium.
Minimum...... 30c
(Strictly in Advance)
Boise were dinner guests in the
The ipain attraction of the eve- |
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ning was the operetta "Toyland!
GIRL SCOUTS HONORED
C. G. Brown home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Young return Fantasy," presented under the di-1 Girl Scout troop No. 4, with their
Published every Thursday at Nyssa, Malheur County. Oregon
Collapsible, Life-time boards,
ed to their home in Portland Thur- rection of Mrs. O. P Williams by
Entered at the postoffices at Nyssa, Oregon for transmission
sday after vi iting the past week I approximately 80 children, all in
through the United States Malls, as second class matter, under
BILL
LANE
in the Glen Brown home
colorful costumes. Miss Angela Pet
the act of March 3, 1879.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Holly and Ted erson was pianist.
which are sturdily built. Ma}
Auctioneer
and Mrs. Raymond Holly were
Various classes were responsible [
best costumes were won as follows: shoppers in Caldwell Saturday af for booths selling pie and ice cream j
Phone 116J______Nyssa
doll clothes, vegetables and canned !
Frst prize, Lester Auker, as flapp ternoon.
be equipped with our ironing
Mrs. Dan Holly, Mrs. Richard j goods from a "country store”, and
The Adrian grade school build er, the bunny rabbit; second prize, Holly and Mrs. Raymond Holly j bingo. The children were lined up RHEUMATISM
ing was gaily decorated with Hall Barbara Hatch, negro mammy; j were luncheon guests in the Frank from one end of the hall to the
beard pads and covers.
and ARTHRITIS
owe'en colors, cats, witches, pump third prize, Betty Lou Jarvis; ne- jjm er home in the Big Bend Com- other to take their turn in “fish-
I suffered for years and am so
kins, gourds and corn stalks for gro pappy, and fourth prize, Ken- munity Thursday.
! ing.
thankful that I am free from pain
the seventh and eighth grade cos- neth Goulet, hobo,
Mr. and Mrs. George Cooley of
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and able to do my work that I will
tume party held Thursday after-
Games were played during the Redmond, California and Mrs.
ENTERTAIN FRIENDS
gladly answer anyone writing me
noon. Barbara Hatch, Jean Dllle, afternoon were "wink-em,
Wtio Ingle of Mount Vernon visited over
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Boydell en for information. Mrs. Anna Pautz,
Fred Defier and Robert Honey Sir, Me Sir, Not I S i r a n d “But- the week-end at the home of tertained at dinner Tuesday eve iP. O. Box 825, Vancouver, Wash.
Across From Reclamation Office
were members of the decorations ton the Coat". Refreshments ot Mrs. Cooley’s niece. Mrs. Threlma ning for Mr. and Mrs Fred Young |
Pd.
Adv.—NUE-OVO
Laboratories
committee. Prizes given for the popcorn balls, cider and punch Elliot.
of Portland, Mrs. Hilda Tensen and
A Boy Scout meeting was held Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Brown of Ad
Monday evening at 7:30 in the rian.
high school building. All boys of
scout age are invited to Join the
TUESDAY CLUB MEETS
the troop. They have been having Mrs. George Mitchell was host
fine attendance and advancements ess to the Tuesday club last week
are being made for badges.
on Wednesday afternoon. Guests
Mr. and Mrs. Gerrit Bowen and of the club members were Mrs. A.
family of Meridian were Sunday H. Boydell, Mrs. Edward Boydell,
Weekly Market Report for Tues., Nov. 5, 1916
Gee ts In the Alvin McGinnis Mrs. Frank Morgan and Mrs. Artie
home.
Robertson.
,
Fat steers *17 to $18.50. Medium steers $16.50 to $17. Bulls, be
Mr. and Mr:;. Bill Willis and
$12.50 to $13. Good cows *11.50 to $12.50. Heifers *14.50 to *16
infant son are spending 10 days
ENTERTAIN AT DINNER
Veal calves $14 to $16. Stock calves *13 to *14.50.
visiting in the home of Mrs. Viola
Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Helner
Baughman of Nyssa. Mrs. Willis were hosts at dinner Monday eve
Sheep: Lambs $16.50 to $17.50.
Mrs. Baughman are sisters,
ning for Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Lewis
Hogs: Top hQgs $24.40. Feeder pigs $20 to $22.
j Mr. and Mr*. R. E. Dllle and and family.
Special consignment for Tuesday, November
Jean were Sunday guests of Mr.
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and Mrs. J. T. Rudd and family
HALLOWE'EN PARTY HELD
12. We will sell approximately 12 head of baby
in Vale.
Mr. and Mrs Charles McCon
beef, fed by the 4-H boys and gTrls. Come and
Herbert Thomas visited in Wei- nell were hosts at five tables ot
ser Saturday and Sunday. Mr. and pinochle last Thursday evening at
plan on buying one of these well finished i;.t
Mrs. Thomas returned to their a Halowe’en party. Th ladles prizes
steel's. Encourage this worthwhile project.
home in Adrian Sunday evening. in cards were given to Mrs. Harry
With all markets receiving too many catL'
Mrs. Thrmns recently returned to Kingrey, Mrs. Henry Field and Mrs.
Weiser after visiting relatives in Lula Hoxie. Men’s pries were won
and Packers finding it hard to sell dresset
°ort!and.
by C. C. Cotton, Harry Kingrey and
meats at prevailing prices, we look for cattle to
Mr and Mrs. Earl Parker and Luray Trabert. The house was clev
continue to work lower with choice cattle in
‘on, Lester, were callers in the erly decorated with pumpkins, com
demand and common cattle lower.
George Cartwright home in Ad stalks, and fall flowers. Refresh
Our country is in a period of change, uncer rian Sunday evening. Their grand ments consisting of hot tamales
daughter. Arlita Cartwright, re
the guests.
tainty and adjustment including livestock mar turned to Fruitland with them to were served to —5—
kets.
visit for a few days.
HALLOWE'EN PART HELD
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Buckland of
A Halowe'en party was given by
However you may consign your cattle, hogs,
■'astern Idaho spent several days the Youth Fellowship of the Meth-
sheep and horses to Ontario Livestock Com visiting in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. William Ashcraft the past
mission Co. where you are assured of having
week. Mrs. Buckland and Mrs.
plenty of buyers and orders and you will re
Ashcraft are sisters.
i
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ceive full market price for your livestock
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Buckland and j .,,E METHODIST COMMUNITY
whether one or several car loads.
Mr. and Mrs. William Ashcraft
CHURCH
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spent Sunday visiting In the homes
Rev H j Qernhardt, Pa.stor
For market infonnation or to arrange for
of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Richards
Sunday school, 10 a. m.
truck transportation reverse a call to 264, On
near Notus and Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Worship and sermon, 11 a. m.
—
Hamilton near Wilder.
tario.
"Society's Seasoning”.
Connie and Diana Lynn Rich
Intermediate fellowship, 7 p. m.
ards visited several days the past
ONTARIO LIVESTOCK COMM. CO.
Youth and Young Adult fellow
week with their grandparents, Mr. ship, 7 p. m.
“Where Buyers and Sellers Meet”
and Mrs. William Ashcraft, while
m o A o o f ths
ano rue
Community hymn sing and dis
Cols. Ellis White and Clayt Tschirgi (Schirge),
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dick cussion group, 8 p. m.
Richards,
were
deer
hunting.
Auctioneers
Bible study and spiritual exer
Mrs. L. A. Stephens and Children cise, Wednesday, 8 p. m.
ONTARIO—413-M
FRUITLAND—522
' of Boise visited Sunday with Mrs.
Board of education Tuesday,
H..M. Korman.
November 12 at 8 o’clock.
mum
I he Gate City Journal
Ironing Boards
Adrian
Nyssa Furniture Company
ONTARIO LIVESTOCK
COMMISSION COMPANY
IMPORTANT CHANGES in
U n i o n P a c i f i c
Passenger Train Schedules
E ffe ctiv e N ovem ber 10
For complete information inquire
at any Union Pacific ticket office or
Church- Notes
see your local agent.'
Be Specific
UNION
THC
MARQUETTE
V'-'1
f/em ie 'ptceget*
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FOUR MODELS
It CUBIC F i n
•
cubic
rtrr
ßeifyn edfict BETTER LIVING
T re a t y cu r family and g u ests to th e y ear 'ro u n d en joym ent
of an e n d less variety of choice o u t-o f-seaso n foods th a t the
M arquette H o m e F reezer m ak es available a t a m o m e n t's
notice. F rozen Foods arc revolutionizing A m erican m eals. It
opens th e d o o r to B etter Living . . . to m ore delicious m eals
. . . to m ore econom ical buying . . . to th e en jo y m en t of ripe,
luscious fru it, vitam in-packed v eg etab les an d te n d e r m eats
an d fowl. IF* all yours with a M a rq u e tte H om e F reezer.
M a rq u e tte H om e F reezers com e in four sizes for every
fam ily n ee d . T h e 16 cubic foot m odel will hold 500 to 600
pounds of frozen food. All M a rq u e tte H om e F re ez ers have
“ T rip le-S ealed " air locked d oors a n d scientific T h erm o
B rea k er S trip. A ll-W elded heavy gauge ste e l construction
m a k es a solid, stu rd y unit.
LUTHERAN CHURCH
OF PARMA
“The Church of the Lutheran Hour”
Divine worship at 10 a. m. with
the celebration of ’holy communion.
Sunday’s subject: “The Christian’s
Dress!"
Sunday school and adult Bible
hour at 11.
Sunday afternoon a t 2:30 the
Lutheran Women’s Missionary lea
gue will hold a rally at Trinity
Lutheran church in Parma.
THE CHURCH OF THE
NAZARENE
E. J. Wilson, Pastor
10 a.m., Sunday school.
11 a.m.. Morning worship ser
vice.
7:15 p.m., N. Y. P. serlvces.
8 p m., Evangelistic service.
8 p.m., Wednesdays prayer and
praise service except first Wednes
day of each month when we have
missionary and crusaders meetings.
You are always welcome at the
church of the Nazarene, 5th st.,
and Good avenue.
Hot Water
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MA RQ IR IK !!
OWYHEE TRUCK & IMP. CO.
PHONE 83J
NYSSA, OREGON
PACIFIC
SEASONED
TRAVELER
RAILROAD
COE
N YSSA A U T O PARTS
ANNOUNCES
ITS STORE IS OPEN
FOR BUSINESS
IN THE OLD BANK BUILDING
Across from t ie Postoffice
Formerly occupied by Abbott’s Shoe Shop
The Opening of the
is our way of
SAYING ‘THANK YOU’
TO OUR MANY
CUSTOMERS IN THE NYSSA AREA
for their patronage of the
ONTARIO AUTO PARTS
This generous patronage made possible the opening of the
Eureka Vacuum Clean
ers.
NYSSA STORE
Which we feel
WILL SERVE YOU TO BETTER ADVANTAGE
Kitchen Sinks.
Mixing Faucets
Brower’s
Plumbing Shop
■Phone 95-J
Notice
To oxygen and acetylene tank customers in the Nyssa area who
have purchased oxy and acet gas from the Ontario Auto Parts-
EXCHANGE TANKS AT NYSSA STORE
ONTARIO AUTO PARTS
Ted Berreth, Prop.
Phone 360-W
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NYSSA AUTO PARTS STORE
Heaters
See (he Marquette Hume Freezer on display in our More today
cubic
cubic
B e a u tifu lly s ty le d ,
bu ilt for long, trouble-
free service. All m odels
a r e h e a v ily i n s u l a te d
throughout cabinet an d
d o o r lids w ith cork an d
rock wool in su latio n to
give high efficiency and
e c o n o m ic a l o p e r a tio n .
E n g in e e r e d w ith h e r
m e tic a lly sealed Freon
cooling unit.
TRINITY
say Union Pacific"