THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA, OKEGON
cation in Portland and Dallas.
Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Holmes were
hosts at dinner Christmas. Guests
OREGON TRAIL (Special)— Mrs. were Mr and Mrs. A. M. Goodson
Holland Holmes honored her son, and daughters of Parma, Mr. and
Mrs. Gilbert Holmes and Sandra
Deane, on his birthday with a of Nyssa. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hol
party Sunday evening, December 22. mes, Mr. and Mrs. F. O. Byers
Guests were Mr. and Mrs. F. G. 1 and family and Bonnie Kressly.
Holmes and Robert, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Frank Mills and Frank
Roy Holmes, Mr. and Mrs. Gil : Daws were Christmas dinner guests
bert Holmes anad Sandra. Mr. and at the J. E. Bowen home.
Mrs. L. W. Toll, Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Mitchell
F. S. Byers and family and Bonnie and Jerry were Christmas dinner
Kressly.
| guests at the Norman Douglas
Mr. and Mrs. William Smiley home.
and sons spent the Christmas va
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Holmes were
FAMILY DINNERS
SERVED ON XMAS
NOTICE
Class A and B Preferred Stock Certificates,
dated January 1, 1935, issued by Farmers Co-
Operative Creamery Co., Payette, Idaho have
been called for payment in full as of January
1, 1947.
Holders of these certificates are requested to
present or mail them to the main office, ¡Pay
ette, Idaho.
FARMERS CO-OPERATIVE
CREAMERY COMPANY
Announcing
Chiropractic
Offices to be opened in the Fry building on or
shortly after January 1, 1947.
DISABLED
VETERANS!
Formerly instructor and director of the clin
Auto Repairing
Reboring, Valve Grind
ing, Lathe work. Parts
Phone 56w
House Need Painting?
Basement Need Water-
TRY CHIROPRACTIC FOR HEALTH
DR. EDWIN W. OLDHAM D. C.
Chiropractic Physician
Proofing?
Call
A. B. Crews
Room 32, Over Dime Store
61-J5 New JPlymoutl
Olson Manure Loaders
Available for Any Tractor
See or Call
Lester Burbank
Local Representative
B. & M. Equipment, Co. Inc.
Caldwell, Idaho
An Insured Man--A Wise Man
Wise, did you say? Yes! And worry-free, too—because
today, this man’s property is fully protected through our
policies— including fire, accident, and auto. It’ll pay you to
Frank T. Morgan
JERSEY SALE
REMEMBER!
ic at the Western States College of Chiroprac
tic and Natureopathy in Portland, Oregon.
Registered And Grade
Monday, January 6
PHYSIOTHERAPY — ELECTROTHERAPY
“Insure in Sure Insurance”
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children of Klamath Fulls spent Thursday for a short vacation in Go To Corvallis—
Christmas week with Mr. and Mrs. UwAngeles. where they will visit Mr. and Mrs. Houston Wilson
Charles Garrison of Nyssa.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
relatives. While there they also left Friday for Corvallis, where
he will attend Oregon State college,
6th and El. ms Sts.
Go
To
California—
plan to attend the Rose Bowl foot- ^hey have spent the holidays with
Geor ge Whipp e. Pastor
Mr. and Mrs. Al Chadwick left
The Church of the "Christian
Mr. and Mrs. Barney Wilson.
____ ___ ball game on New Year's day.
Call". Tune in at 8 a.m each week
day except Sunday to ICiRV in On- I
tario, 1450 on your dial for "The |
Christian Call" of Vale, Ontario,!
Weiser, Payette. Ontario, and N>s- I
sa. Wednesday’s programs are con-!
ducted by George Whipple of Nys-1
sa.
1
Bible school at 10 a.m.
Having sold our ranch, we will sell at public auc
Mor ning worship, 11 a.m. "Where-
tion, our cows and farm machinery 1 mile north of
unto We Have Attained, By That If You’re Experiencing
Nyssa and 3 miles west on Columbia avenuje.
Same Rule Let Us Walk.’’.
Fellowship pot-luck dinner at
Difficulty Obtaining
Payette, following the morning ser
vices for five churches.
Junior choir practice, 7 p.m. un
Civilian Work—
SALE, 12:30—LUNCH SERVED ON GROUNDS
der the direction of Thelma Flor-
BULL
ea. Services for all ages, 7:45, song
service conducted by the young
FOSTER VOLUNTEER SULTAN 445680 two »tar«.
people. Sermon topic “Where Are
REV. C. H. DAVIS
Sire Brampton Noble W arrior, 2 stars, Cl. V. G. W ill
Rev. C. H. Davis opened a ser The Dead; Man and the Nature
be Silver Medal and tested sire this year.
of Death.”
ies of old-time revival meetings in Church ohoir practice, Thursday
Dam Foster Farm Dixie 1261949. Ton of Gold. Clas-
The
Regular
Army
the Church of the Nazarene, Fifth evening at the church.
jified very good. Has 2 V. G. Ton of Gold daughters.
street and Good avenue, Wednes
May
Have
Just
the
Open
Has 1 Silver Medal excellent granddaughter R. O. M.
HE
METHODIST
COMMUNITV
day and will continue the services
CHURCH
•27, 501, 613, 631.
every night at 8 o'clock and Sun
ing For You!
Rev H J. Gernhardt, Pastor
Grand dam Estella Volunteer Midge 1225996, class-
days at 11 a.m. through Decem Sunday school, 9:45 a.m.
ber 12.
There are over 100 different clas- ified excellent.
Morning worship, 11 a.m.
Rev. Don Campbell will speak. siflcations open for enlistment to Production records are as follows: Age 2, 485 lbs.
hosts at dinner Christmas eve. Fellowship meetings, 7 pm.
combat disabled veterans of World fat, 286 days; age 3, 625 lbs. fat, 300 days; age 4, 651
Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Marion TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH War II in the Army. Only 23 of
lbs. fat, 305 days; age 5, 672 lbs. fat, 305 days; age
Chard and daughters of Nyssa
these classifications require previ
OF PARMA
Wayne and Bonnie Kressly and “The Church of the Lutheran Hour” ous qualified experience. This op 6, 899 lbs. fat, 303 days; age 7, 928 lbs. fat, 365 days
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Mitohell and
portunity for enlishment is partlc- MM; age 8, 648 lbs. fat, 305 days G ; age 9, 687 lbs.
Harold A. Heckmann, pastor
Jerry Thompson.
Divine worship Sunday morning ulary attractive if you have an 293 days G ; age 10, 775 lbs. fat, 305 days G ; age 11,
at 10 o'clock. "God’s Gift of His MOS grade in any of these 23 clas 586 lbs. fat, 300 days.
NU-ACRES PEOPLE
Spirit to His Son for His Task ", sifications. Here’s a good, sound,
financially attractive way to step Grand Champion at Oregon State fair in 1940.
' based on Matthew 3, 13-17.
ATTEND FUNERAL
REGISTERED
Sunday school and adult Bible up your earnings.
NU-ACRES (Special)— Mr. and hour at 11 a.m.
FOSTER
MAC
REGAL DOROTHY 1278063
Mrs. Frank Johnson and fam i Congregation voters’ meeting Sun- The Regular Army needs straight
Dropped
Jan.
3,
1939.
Classified very good. Sire:
ily accompanied Forrest Hatha ady, January 5 at 2:30 p.m.
thinking combat disabled veterans
way of Adrian to Chico. California
Men and women interested in who possess, or are trainable in, Mac’s Glen Conclave Regal 383078. Dam Sultana
for a visit with Mrs. Hathaway and learning more about the “Funda certain critically needed skills and
Zell of St. Mawes 1004267. W ill freshen Feb. 8, 1947.
family over the holidays.
mentals of Christian Doctrine" are who meet other eligibility require
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Sewell and invited to attend such a course to ments. Investigate at your nearest
FOSTER BLONDE GEORGIA 1423959
be held every Sunday night from Army Recruiting Station’ immedi Dropped Sept. 9, 1941. Sire Volunteer double check
8:15 to 9:45, beginning January 12. ately as these enlistments are rap
335081. Dam Foster Farm Diana 1261950. Classified
£.W. PRUYN
The meetings will be held In the idly being filled.
good plus. W ill freshen Feb. 27, 1947.
church.
Check in—talk it over!
CONDUCTS REVIVAL
and accessories
be just as wise. Investigate our services now.
Church Notes
THURSDAY, JAN UARY 2, 1947
FIRST MISSIONARY BAPTIST-
CHURCH
M. J. Duncan, pastor
A Bible school is being held at
the First Baptist church by Rev.
Duncan each Tuesday evening at
7 o’clock.
We especially invite the school p
children.
THE CHURCH OF THE
NAZARENE
- E. J. Wilson, Pastor
10 a.m., Sunday school.
11 a.m., Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Dil-
ly will have charge of the music
and Rev. Davis will be preaching.
7:15, N. Y. P. meetings.
8 p.m., Our evangelists will have
charge of the service and every
night at 8 p.m. on through the 12th.
1ST SECURITY
BANK BUILDING,
PAYETTE, IDAHO
OBSERVER FAVOR JESSIE 1483089
Dropped July 10, 1942. Classified good plus. Sire
Observer Favored ¡Prince 433179. Dam Observer
Blonde Jessie 1345623. W ill freshen May 18, 1947.
LADY VOLUNTEER MILLY 1447026
C l i n i c p o r H a r d Q f Dropped Jan. 19, 1942. Sire Brampton Noble W arr
ior 410280. Dam Volunteer Lady Goldie 1096052.
Hearing at Nyssa
W ill freshen Feb. 5, 1947.
ST. PAUL’S EPISCOPAL
MISSION
Rev. C. L. Callahan, Rector
Second Sunday of month com
munion at 9 a.m.
Evening prayer service at 4 p.m.
on other Sundays.
Sunday school at 10:30 a.m. ev
ery Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Creswick and
baby left early Sunday morning
for Kansas City. Missouri to attend New Aids for
the funeral of Mr. Sewell's and “Hearing Happiness
Mrs. Creswick's mother.
Demonstration at Owyhee hotel,
Mr. and Mr. Chester Sager and
Friday
family of Washington have been
spending some time visiting in the To prove to you how much your
hearing can be restored, D. C.
Harley Sager home.
Monday night Mr. and Mrs. Har Rush, experienced Acoustician, in
ley Sager had as supper guests Mr. vites you to attend the free clinic
and Mrs. Chester Sager and fami- I for the hard of hearing he will
ly. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond S a g e r: hold at the Owyhee hotel in Nys-
and family of Nyssa and Mr. and j sa Friday, January 3, from 10 a.m.
Mrs. Sager, Sr., of Emmett.
' until 6 p.m.
Those attending to business in
Nampa Friday were Mr. and M rs., As a result of war research,
, Ac-
F. A. Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Cur- oustlcon P r id e s a new scientific
tis Fry. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wood, bearing correction through which
Paul Thompson and Henry Blanch- the degree of deafness may be ‘ fit
ted” Just as one would be fitted
ard.
Mrs. Paul Thompson and Bobbie for a pair of glasses.
and Barbara spent Christmas day Rush states that there are eight
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. different “Hearing Lenses”, each
Alvie Lanfear of Caldwell.
specifically designed to bring into
F. A. Johnson returned from focus different portions of sound.
Colorado Tuesday night.
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Johnson and _ “ conversation and music.
Mr. and Mrs Warren Johnson spent Sounds must be in clear “focus”
Christmas with Mr. ad Mrs. Carl to be heard correctly, according to
Peterson and family of Greenleaf. Rush, and normally nature provides
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Evans shop us with ears that focus without dif
ped In Nampa Monday.
ficulty, but some people, unfortun
ately, have Impaired hearing. The
Here For Christmas—
new Acousticon gives the degree
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Garrison and of correction needed to bring hear
ing into clear “focus".
“Unlpar” tVei*hs Only 8 Ounce«!
Though complete weight of the
smallest size “Super-Power” Uni-
pac is no more than 7'A ounces
Acousticon has a special “all-in-
one-garment" made of rayon for
women which weighs even less. The
sealed, airtight case of the “Super-
Power” model is molded of opal
escent luclte making it outstanding
in beauty as well as durability.
To provide Acousticon users with
efficient service, offices arc so
located that there is one not more
than 24 hours distant from you no
matter where you live. If you are
unable to attend the clinic, you
may receive a private demonstra
tion and appointment in your own
home by phoning Mr Rush at the
Owyhee Hotel In Nyssa.
Adv.
CORONATION ROSABELL MAJESTY 1458562
Dropped Mar. 10, 1943. Classified good plus. Sire
Idaho Carnation 407980. Dam Majesty P. Daughter
1104609. W ill freshen Mar. 18, 1947.
DUSTEE LANE GWENDIE ( Reg. pending)
Dropped Feb. 20, 1944. Sire Oglethorpe Eagle Aim
426942. Dam Lady Volunteer Milly 1447026. W ill
freshen Feb. 20, 1947.
VOLUNTEER DARK EYES (Reg. pending)
Dropped Jan. 27, 1945. Sire Foster Volunteer Sultan
445680. Dam Lady Volunteer Milly 1447026.
DUSTEE LANE LADY ZIPPER (Reg. pending)
Dropped Dec. 17, 1945. Sire Foster Volunteer Sultan
445680. Dam Lady Volunteer Milly 1447026.
GRADE JERSEY CATTLE
Star, age 9, fresh Nov. 14, 1946.
Janey, age 6, fresh Dec. 2, 1946.
Pinnochio, age 6, fresh Oct. 22, 1946.
Nona, age 7, fresh Nov. 14, 1946.
Vickie, age 4
freshen June 6, 1947.
Beezie, age 4, freshen May 16, 1947.
Twinkle, age 3, freshen April 17, 1947.
Susiebell, age 2 yrs., 9 mos., freshen April 17, 1947.
Winkle, age 3, fresh Nov. 20, 1946.
4 Large heifers.
4 Heifer calves. D.H.I.A. testing.
Production and test will be given sale day. T. B. and
Bang’s free. Year after year this herd has tested
over 5 per cent.
%,
FARM MACHINERY
1 John Deere model B tractor on rubber.
1 John
Deere tractor corn-potato cultivator.
1 John Deere
tractor disc.
1 three-section harrow.
1 tractor
buck-rake.
1 McCormick-Deering bunch rake.
1
McCormick-Deering side-delivery rake.
1 V alley
Mound corrugator.
1 McCormick-Deering manure
spreader.
1 John Deere tractor mower.
1 Oliver
tractor mower. 1 com planter.
1 ditcher made by
Peterson.
1 Burr mill.
1 iron wheel wagon.
1
sagebrush grubber.
1 cement mixer.
1 five-foot
horse fresno.
1 V-8 chassis.
1 stock trailer.
1
dump trailer.
1 International gas engine.
1 Hin-
man milking machine, 2 single units.
8 milk cas.
1 750-pound cream separator.
1 set good harness.
1 team, “smooth”, nice and gentle.
4 horse collars.
100 16-foot poles.
4 Iron King lettuce planters.
MISCELLANEOUS
300 Bu. barley.
250 Bu. oats.
About 300 sacks.
1 small stack of oat straw. 2000 feet of lumber.
1
chicken electric waterer.
Feeders.
Many small
articles. Considerable household goods.
TERMS—CASH
Mr. & Mrs. James Olin,
Owners
Auctioneer»— Col». Bert Anderson and Joe Church
Clerk— L. H. Fritta