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1 UK NYSSA G ATE C IT Y JO U R N AL, NYSSA, OREGON PAGE T W O M ACHINERY SOLD AT FAIR PRICES (he Gate City Journal KI.ASS V. P O W E L L ..............................Editor and PublUher SU BSCRIPTION ADVERTISING RAT*.S IIATBS One Year_____________ «¡00 Six Months_____________ $l-*o Single Copies------ ---------- M (Strictly in Advance; Open rate, per inch....._.JSe National, per inch ........40c Claasilieds. per w ord — ». Minimum ... * 3Uc Published every Thursday at Nyssa, Malheur County, Oregon Entered at the postoffices at Ny^sa. Oregon for transmission through the United States Malls, as second class matter, under the act o. March 3, 187k W E M A Y REAP TH E W H IR LW IN D The United States is sowing its money to the wind and it may reap a whirlwind for its altruistic efforts. This country has been helping Europeans and orientals with their food problems and now the president proposes loans of many millions to Turkey and Greece. In Greece we are to assume the role that England is no long er able to hold because of her own economic difficulties. The United States is finding itself more and more in the role o f the world’s keeper and some day we may have to insist on a new part in the world drama. W e really have been playing the role o f benefactor, but to many we have been fhe villain, using our wealth to exploit the poor little rich countries of the world and no amount of money the taxpayers of this country produce will change the minds of many foreign leaders, especially the Rus sians, who seem to doubt the sincerity o f our motives. W e know we can’t isolate this nation from the rest of the world, but surely caution and a realistic attitude would pay big divi dends. SU N SFT V ALLE Y (Special)— Mr and Mrs Charles Ditty and Treasa Ditty were evening visitors in the home of M r and Mrs. Earl Sea man in Greenleaf Wednesday. The machinery which was sold at the Owyhee corner Tuesday was reported to have brought a fair price. Mrs. Ira Price and small son. Joel Herbert, came home last week from the Holy Rosary hos pital at Ontario. Roy Gueck of Klam ath Falls, Oregon, came Monday to look a f ter business interests here. Little Sandra Hobson was quite ill Sunday with an ear Infection. Mr and Mrs. Homer Brewer are the parents of a 7 pound daughter born March 4 at the Samaritan hospital in Nampa. She has been named Linda Jane. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Province were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Fields. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Nicholson and son, Travis Dee, were visitors Thursday in the home of h is brother, H. C Nicholson, in Pay ette. Mrs. Engle is a sister of Mrs. Nicholson. The Mitchell Butte club gave a "pot and pan” shower at the home of Mrs. Elmer Nellsen Tues day afternoon In honor of Mrs. Claude Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson, who lost their house by fire, plan to start building soon.. Mrs Jim Langley left Thurs day for Longmont, Colorado, where she will visit Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Cox, old-time friends o f the fam ily, Ma?nus Ekanger visited friends in Twin Falls during the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hite of Owyhee were Sunday evening din ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Don ald Brewer. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Schweizer entertained at dinner Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Glenn Mr. and Mrs. Schweizer ad Mr Glenn cel ebrated their birthday anniver saries. Wayne Robb accompanied his agriculture teacher and a group o f fellow students to LaGrande Friday to attend a Future Farmers of America get-together. They returned home Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Holxson vis ited their daughter, Mrs. Homer Brewer, and grand daughter, Lin da Jane Brewer, at Nampa Sun day. George Wilson, Amalgamated Dr.J.H. Berger V E T E R IN A R IA N Box D Phone 135.J Nyssa. Oregon f i n g - e r p r in t in g is NOT Superior Service A MODERN S Y S T E M OF * »D e n t i f i c a t i o n i — S Th e Shield Of Oliver is not a new method of identifying good farm machinery. THE OLIVER HART-PARR TRACTORS were among the first gasoline engines devel oped. THE OLIVER PLO W has been the leader among plow's since 1855. THE OLIVER NICHOLS AND SHEPARD THRESHER and combine division was started in 1848. THE SUPERIOR DRILL o f the Oliver company dates back to 1850. THE OLIVER TRADE-M ARK on your machinery is your means of identify ing 100 years of service to the fanners o f the world in outstanding farm equipment. O. J. Jumper, Prop. Veltex oils, gas, bat teries, tires, and tubes. Repair shop. Nyssa, Oregon. Phone 83-W. Located on junction o f Adrian highway ac ross from Grade school. JUST ARRIVED EUREKA C o r d le s s Iron And EUREKA C le a n e r s Answer to last week’s problem: A shooting star is a meteor which becomes luminous by friction with the atmosphere. M P 1 f a r m MACHINtUT n y s s a im ple m e n t c o m p a n y FARM EQUIPMENT & SERUICE P H O N I 10 « C* Complete Bathroom Fixtures BROWER’S Plumbing Shop FURNITURE ................................— NYSSA/OREGÖN. ' CLEARANCE Only 2 Days Left ED CASE’S HI-WAY MDSE. MART. TH U R SD A Y, M ARCH 13, 1947 to the grange members and others of the community who were Inter ested in that organization. HE M ETH O D IST CO M M UNITY The Home Ec club met with CHURCH Frances H u n t last Tuesday with Rev H J. Gernhardt. Pastor 17 members present. A fter the Sunday school, 8:45 am. regular business meeting those Worship grid sermon, 11 a.m. present enjoyed visiting, after Youth fellowship, 7 p.m. which Mrs. Hurst served ic e Intermediate fellowship, 7 pm. cream, cake and coffee. The next Evening worship. 8 p.m. meeting will be held with Rowena Bible study Gospel at John. Kreager March 18. Mid-week service, Wednesday, 8 The Pollyanna club met with p.m. at the Parsonage. Louise Plercy Wednesday. Doris Piercy was assistant hostess. T R IN IT Y LUTH ERAN CHURCH Willard Hall and Virgil Corley OF PAR M A returned Saturday from a busi "The Church of the Lutheran Horn" ness trip to Phoenix, Arizona. The Buster Pierce fam ily have Harold A. Hrckmann. paster Divine worship Sunday morn 'moved from the Hall place to the ing at 10. Sunday school and Fisher farm. Herbert Petty is on a trip to adult Bible hour at 11. F ifth Lenten service Wednes northern California. Mrs. Arthur Case Is confined day, March 19, at 8 pm. There will be no motion picture. The to her home with a painful sinus message: “ Your Redemption — attack. Mrs. L. Kreager has been re Its Accomplishments.” 3 u n d a y lor school teachers meet after this ceiving medical treatments sinus trouble. service for regular meeting. The Keever fam ily have ar Sunday. March 16, there will be a meeting In Caldwell’s Lutheran rived at the Deffenbaugh farm, purchased. rhurch, beginning at 2:30 p.m., to which they recently discuss and lay plans for a proper They formerly lived at Roseburg. celebration of our church's cen Oregon. Mrs. Claypool, county school tennial year. superintendent, was a visitor in the Kingman school last Friday. C H R IS T IA N CHURCH Mrs. Kenneth Van Metre re 5th and Eneas Sts. cently stepped on a nail, which George Whipple, Pastor ran well Into her foot. The Church of the "Christian Call" Carl Lane, brother of J. G. Bible school, 10 a.m. This will Lane, died In Santa Monica, Cal be the third Sunday of the a t ifornia, March 1. tendance contest conducted by six Bible schools o f this area. Last Lord's day Nyssa had 115 in at COUPLE TO SPEND tendance. SUMMER A T RANCH Morning worship at 11 a.m. Ser mon topic, "Divine Love.” Spe U PPER SU NSET (Special >— Mr. cial music will be presented. and Mrs. Elmer Cloninger of Christian Endeavor at 7:30 p.m. Portland arrived last week to and evening worship at 8. Mes spend the summer at their ranch. sage will be, "The Times of Ig Mr. and Mrs Ray Porter moved norance, God Overlooked, But from Nyssa to the home of Mrs. Now . . ». I" Porter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mid-week Bible study Wednes Charles Durfee, last Wednesday. day evening at 8. Study will be Mr. and Mrs. Charles Durfee on the fourth chapter of Acts. attended the Gold and Green Choir practice Thursday at 7:30 L.D S. ball at Weiser Friday eve pm . ning. Mrs. Fred Morton will entertain TH E CHURCH OF THE the club members March 20. NAZARENE Mr. and Mrs. William Parker E. J. Wilson. Pastor and son, Lloyd, of Washington, 10 a.m., Sunday school. spent the week-end at the home 11 a.m., Congregational singing, of Mr. Parker's brother, Frank special song and sermon. Parker. 7:15, The three different groups Mrs. Frank Parker's sisters of young people will have their came this week to spend a few services. days visiting. Mrs. Parker has 8 p.m., Evangelistic service. Church Notes F IR S T M IS S IO N A R Y B A P TIS T CHURCH M. J. Duncan, pastor Sunday school. 10 a.m. Morning services, 11 a.m. Evening services, 7:30 p.m. Tuesday Bible study. 7:30 pm. Thursday prayer service, 7:30 p.m. Sunday guest speaker will be Noel V. Harvey of Meridian, Idaho. KINGM AN GRANGE HOLDS MEETING K IN G M A N K O L O N Y (Special) — The Wilton family of Nebraska, who are visiting their daughter 1 n Emmett, and Miss Elizabeth Sul tan were recent visitors In the Lane home. Agnes Ashcraft left Tuesday evening of last week for a visit with relatives in eastern Idaho. Delora Hurst underwent a ma jor operation at the Samaritan hospital in Nampa. Thursday of last week. Delores Salters was one o f the attendants to the queen of the Gold and Oreen ball In Weiser last week. Kingman Orange met Monday night with Pomona Master Ovaries Ross and Mrs. Ross and Deputy Ketchum In attendance After the meeting representatives of the farm bureau organization spoke Orders Largest Shipped Stock ol Parts Immediately Manser, Inc. j Phone 48 Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rookstool shoppers [ARnmOSJ’Z PAID at tAe cuvmal Cask it paid oa ¡nv*stm«nt •« •u n it. Earning» ara addad to »avingi account* 'late cf //• or more opens your account! Eastern Oregon Federal Saving« & Loan A »»’n. Baker Oregon W E H AVE Seed Contracts FOR CUCUMBER TURNIP CANTALOUPE RADISH WATERM ELON ONION MUSTARD LETTUCE FLOWERS CARROT Dessert Seed Company Nyssa, Oregon "Phone 132 W anted 3 PHO TO G RAPH ERS LINEM EN 6 W EATH ER OBSERVERS These are only a few of the 40,000 Job openings monthly In the new Regular Army. A wide choice of occupations, expert instruction and excellent pay while learning make enlistment In the United States Army a career wen worth Investi gating NO W ! Inquire today at F IR S T SE C U R ITY B AN K BLDG. PAYETTE , IDAHO Prompt Service Idaho Animal Products COM PANY Mister, Will You Loan Me A Dime? TH A T IS JUST W H A T IT MEANS W H EN YOU ASK YO UR M ERCHANT FOR CREDIT W HETHER IT IS A DIME— D O LLAR— OR A HUNDRED DOLLARS. So when you neglect to keep your promise and pay when your Account comes due and you receive a PIONEER SERVICE Company County Credit Board statement bearing our registered Trade Mark, please pay— part pay— or satisfactorily arrange to pay your past due account and keep your credit good. LOSE YO UR CREDIT AND YO U LOSE SOMETHING YOU M AY NEVER REGAIN. Good Credit Is Your Greatest Asset. It Pay* To Pay When Notified. PIONEER SERVICE CO.. INC. (The Merchants Own Organization) IDAHO - OREGON - U TA H - N E V A D A DIVISION Serving 5 Counties From the Genuine hurst trial In Vale last week. and Reva were Ontario Edw. J. Fair and Co. T A X C O NSULTANTS O ffice Hours 9 am . to 5 p.m. Evenings by Appointment Phone 707 Box 281 Payette, Idaho among those attending the Broad- DEAD OR W ORTHLESS A N IM A L S HORSES, COWS, CALVES, SHEEP OR HOGS PHONE COLLECT NYSSA 102-W — OR— P A Y E T T E 0180-J3 Note the change in our Payette number IMMEDIATELY 1 W A TC H M AK E R sugar factory worker, returned to his home Monday from Nyssa, where he lived during the winter. Claude Wilson and Roy Gueck were Boise business visitors M on day. Mr. and Mrs. John G ratveitt and twin daughters, Jean and Jeanleve, and Mrs. Andrew Ekan ger and daughter, Marilyn, were guests at the home of Mrs. An drew Titland to help Allen and their Janice Titland celebrate fourth and second birthday anni versaries, respectively. H. C. Nicholson and Herbert Morgan of Payette were visitors In the home of Mr. and M r* Claude Nicholson Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Talbert of Nyssa and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hob son motored to Sun Valley to watch the American Olympics ski trials. Members o f the Worthwhile club will hold their monthly meet ing at the home o l Beth Pomeroy Wednesday, March 19. Ada Schweizer will be co-hostess. Jimmie Bergam celebrated his seventh birthday Thursday at the home o l his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Bergam. A group of small friends were Invited for the occasion. Monday. T past few weeks. Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Parker were MEN W A N T E D 4 POW ER the been quite 111 at her home Payette. Idaho Division O ffice: I.O.O.F. Bldg. Box 471, Eugene, Oregon State O ffice Box 1616, Boise, Idaho TH E BEST AND CHEAPEST CO LLECTIO N SERVICE IN AM E R IC A Watch for th* Green and Black Handbills with Accts. For Sale
