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11 lü, N ÏSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSS A, OREGON THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1947 Wood while en route to Portland. J. C. Woodward. L R. Woodward j and Dr. George Davis of New Ply- ADRIAN MEETING Mrs. Harley Sager and family att and Richard Woodward of Payette, mouth. Church Notes ATTENDED BY 50 ended I he Gate City Journal a Hallowe’en party given in PAGE TWO ADRIAN, Nov. 13— Approximately the Owyhee district by the Nyssa 50 persons attended the box social 3aptlst young people. Thursday evening in the Legion Mr. and Mrs. A. Cuddeback have Does Your Engine Act Like It hall, sponsored by the Adrian cham moved to Caldwell. ber of commerce. Mrs. Robert Palmer and sons Was Full Of ADVERTISING RATaaS Mass at 9:30 every Sunday except Howard Hatch, president, pre ire visiting her mother in Portland SUBSCRIPTION RATES sided at the regular monthly meet vhile her husband is on a hunting on the second Sunday of the month, One Year................. $2.00 Open rate, per inch........JSo ing of the chamber of commerce Tip. am Mantte........................... « R National, per indi.........—4M when It will be at 8 am. Henry Reuter was acting secretary Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Johnson vk- Single Copies................ 06 Classifieds, per word..........*• due to tfte absence of the chamber ted Mr. and Mrs. Carl Peterson, THE METHODIST COMMUNITY secretary. Bid Toomb. Does the starter growl and struggle Minimum..........30c 3r., and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Peter- (Strictly in Advance) Miss Margaret Beattie of Ontario >on, Jr., In Not us Sunday. CHURCH these fall mornings? gave a short talk on the selling Walking down ghost alley,where Rev. H. J. Gemhardt, Pastor of Christmas seals and health cer they stumbled over tubs, boxes, Puhttatied every Thursday at N.vssa, Malheur County, Oregon Sunday school. 9:45 a.m. tificates for tuberculosis, a health ladders, benches and various other It probably needs the attention Entered at the postoftlces at Nyssa, Oregon for transmission Worship and sermon, 11 a.m unit for Malheur county, and the irtlcles, was the luck of the 4-H through the United States Malls, as second class matter, under Intermediate fellowship, 7, p.m. distribution of Christmas seal mon lub members when they held their of a mechanic. the act a; March 3, 1879. Youth fellowship, 7 p.m. ey received from seak and health thost party at the hall Saturday Young adult fellowship, 7 p.m. certificates. The chamber of com light. Then they were given pen- Evening worship, 8 p.m. merce will appoint someone in Ad •ik and paper to guess who was Dr. H. G. McCallister will bring rian to have charge of the health there. F’ry won the prize. OUR FINGERS ARE CROSSED the message and preside at the certificate distribution this year James Oarrine were played Towne’s Garage first quarterly conference. Church Betty Jean Toomb presented a x«p were served. and cookies and AND SO ARE OUR ECONOMICS officlais and members are expected piano solo, and a sextet of glrk toe present. from Adrian Union high school HOSPITAL SUNDAY Members of the congress will face tremend to Wednesday, Mid-week Bible study and prayer, favored the audience with two songs, 8 pan. niti in ti iii hi ti imi n in 11 in H ri ri i i 11111 in 1111 i . i i i ti tifi fi f> fi n mm fi . .... turni u n TO BE OBSERVED accompanied at the piano by Betty ous problems when they resume their sessions Jean. Clifford Wright and the FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH Peterson brothers sang two songs, in Washington November 17. I Continued From Page 1) G. Wuest. Pastor wltich wree greatly appreciated by rtard Eastman, Mrs. W. W. Foster, President Truman has called upon the con be 10 a Roland a.m., Sunday school. There will the group. Mr. Peterson's brother Rev. J. Gaire, Loren Goates, guest speaker for our opening accompanied them on the guitar. \masa P. Hammon, Roy Huff, John gress to provide money and food for Europe exercises. Everyone will want to Mr. Reuter gave a report of the L. Huseby, Bill Russell, Dean Suth his story. F.F.A. boys’ trip to the Pacific erland, Rev. George R. Whipple, R. and at the same time prevent prices from in hear 11 am., Annual Mission festival International in Portland and also Whitaker, R. L. Williamson and creasing in the United States. That is the same service. The Rev. H. L. Daugs, pas gave a report on the cannery. Near- G. H. D. Zobell. This committee will of Emanuel Lutheran churc .y 87,000 cans of fruit and vege encourage kind of economic thinking that has prevailed of tor Walla Walla will occupy the tables were processed in the Ad ganizations. publicity toy various or for this service. His sermon rian community cannery thk sum Helen EYcst, chairman, and Mrs. in administrative circles in Washington for pulpit theme will be "Life and Growth mer. Eastman, associate chair nearly two decades. When we create scarcity of Invited God’s Kingdom". The public is The decorated boxes brought in Bernard man, are charge of place for this service, which by the ladles present were then organization In meetings the business of the we increase demand and when we increase de will be to held attend as usual in the vet auctioned off by H. E. Moore. Fifty- nents. They are issuing and an arrange- appeal erans’ administration building on dollars and forty cents was re to the ladles at various organiza mand we boost prices. King avenue at the south end of six tions or individuak to act as -volun ceived for the boxes. street. Only two things will prevent completion of Third teer waitresses at the campaign The rest of the evening was en The adult memberhlp class will joyed socially. The chanlber of luncheons. The names at all who that cycle—greater production and price con meet Wednesday evening, November commerce furnished coffee to go serve on this committee will be the contents of the boxes. published at a later date In the trol. Price control is evil because it is a viola 19 at 8 o’clock In the parsonage. with H. E. Moore made a trip to Ev .ewspapers. CHRISTIAN CHURCH tion of the natural laws of economics, but ob "The Board of directors of the erett, Washington the past week. ith and Sums Sts. Malheur Memorial Hospital associa Howard Hatch took the bus with viously greaterproduction on the farms cannot George Whipple, Pastor the junior and senior bands of Ad tion are pleased to announce that rian high school to Boise Thursday i medical staff committee, com Bible school, 10 a. m. be achieved this fall. If industrial production Morning worship at 11 a. m. on to hear the U. S. marine band as posed of the physicians and sur could be increased it would help in the over-all the Evening subject, "Our Abiding Faith”. guests of the Idaho Daily States geons in the area to be served by We have decided to change the memorial hospital, are volun worship at 8 o’clock. man. program. Sermon topic, "The God of the Donna Maria Peterson was an teering to act on the campaign the name to overnight guest of Donna Steelman medical staff committee," stated Man”. With politics continually demanding atten Wicked Frank T. Morgan, general cam Choir practice, Wednesday at 8 Thursday. tion and with personal desires and prejudices p. m. The committeemen of the Adrian paign manager of the memorial continually swaying men, it is doubtful that study, Mid-week prayer service and Bible Boy Scouts held a meeting Tues hospital money-raising campaign. The following, together with new day evening in the Riddle cafe. Thursday, 8 p. m. congress will be able to reach the goal that has The Fidelae Amicae meeting, doctors who will settle In this area, been set, with any degree of success. treat their patients from thk ST. PAUL’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH which was to be held at Myrna will Lane’s home in Kingman Kolony area in the new hospital when er Rev. C. L. Callahan, Rector Members of. the committee STREET PROJECT TWO FOLD Holy communion at 9 a.m. on Thursday, was postponed due to ected: from Nyssa are: Doctors K. E. the second Sunday of each month. the junior and senior bands going Kerby, EM. J. McNamara, L. A. At 4 p.m. on the first, third and to Eoke. In addition to improving the city through its fourth Maulding, J. Sarazin. Others The Veterans of Foreign Wars Sundays. paving program, the city council and contract Sunday school at 10:30 a.m. held a meeting Thursday evening are Drs. W. and H. J. Mitchell of Parma, Roderic Belknap, Clarence L. Code, in the Roger Norland home. ors have added materially to the appearance of Local residents are beginning to Lester Emmett, Jack Farber, Char RICHLAND COMMUNITY Nyssa by filling and leveling vacant lots with talk about what they are going to les Palmer, Wildred Sanders and CHURCH dirt taken from the excavation of the^streets. take to the God’s Acre sale Sat William Wiese of Ontario, Drs. Rev. A. L. Brim, Pastor December 6. A child might J. Ji. Cooper and William Kelley Speakers will be Rev. and Mrs. Many lots have been filled in and near the J. H. Davis of Ontario Sunday, urday, be willing to part with same sale of Homedale, Drs. John J. Kaiser, mwi i Mi ti!i;i Fi i i :i i ti in in w in la in" » "1 ’ " ""1117:1 m in i i nni in in <11 urn m m in im u m m ii a business district and others will be improved November 9. able toy that the parents could them repair and paint. as the excavation is extended. The project not Church services at 8 o’clock. help James and Richard only makes the city more attractive, but enhanc FIRST MISSIONARY BAPTIST Holly have McGinnis been working in the legion hail, lining it to make It es the value of the lots. CHUBCH warmer for meetings. M. i. Duncan, pastor Intermediate Girl Scouts and Sunday school, 10 am., each Sun Brownies met at the high school day. Sealy Rest Innerspring Saturday aftenoon in the study Morning worship, 11 am. hall. Pieparation was made for the Young people's meeting, 7 p.m. court of awards, which will be Preaching, 8 p.m. Saturday afternoon, November Prayer meeting, 8 pm., Thurs »••eld 22 in the Legion hall. Mrs. Frances day. Deffer was present to teach the and box springs to match. .second class girk the Virginia Reel ASSEMBLY OF GOD BEFORE WINTER for their badgework. Mrs. Charles Sterl D. Spiesz, Pastor Newbill checked badge work. Mrs. INSTALL Sunday school, 10 am. Charles Harris and girk worked Worship at 11 am. on bandages and first aid work. Mrs. Treat yourself to a real night’s sleep on a mattress An lnpsiratlonal evangelistic ser Clyde Steelman checked Brownie vice at 7:30 pm. you will be proud to own. books and assigned work for Prayer meeting, Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. work the December meeting. Janice Goul Other Innerspring Mattresses and Catherine Thiel Joined the APPLE VALLEY FOLK et Brownie troop. Vernon Parker entertained HAVE OPERATONS at Mrs. a Sunday dinner for the inven from Eider’s store. APPLE VALLEY, Nov. 13— Mrs. tory group Art Sparks, Shirley Sparks John Fisher underwent a major and Mrs Donna Steelman spent operation at St. Atphonsus hospital Sunday at the Lee home Have you seen the new pastel of relatives .n Boise last Monday. Latest reports •n shades in Homedale, Idaho. dicate she is improving. Bobby Brown, Oliver F*reel and Miss Barbara Wagner, Who has Jerry were In Huntington been employed at the Nyssa Nurs iaturday Mackey on business for the Adrian ing home, underwent an appendec Antelope and Pistol club. tomy theie Wednesday. She was Richard Rifle Holly and Olenwood able to go to the home of her par Pounds were in Boise Monday af ents, Mr. and Mrs. Alec Wagner, They are beautiful beyond be ternoon on business. Sunday lor convalescing. and Mrs. Dan Holly and Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Seward Ted Mr. attended lief. We have those CHROM- concert given by and children packed a hot supper the Paganini the CRAFT sets you see nationally quartet, first of the iast Tuesday evening and drove to five attractions to be presented New Plymouth, where they sur by the Boise Community Concert advertised. For lasting beauty prised Mrs. Seward’s father, EM association, Monday night In the and charm, see them today. Wild, who manages the O. K. Rub- high school building. oer Welder's shop and spends sev Boise Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Henderson, eral nights a week there. Mrs. A1 Kuehn was absent from Mrs. Bill Looney and children and last Wednesday in order to Mrs. Elmer Sparks and Wayne —Just Received— SEALED ATTIC school attend the funeral at Idaho Falk attended a family dinner in Elm- of a nephew, who was killed In a znett Sunday. Unconditionally Enght girk were present, at the plane crash. INSULATION Mrs. Emtily Mecum went to Kla Fidelae Amicae meeting held at the home of Myrna Lane in King- GUARANTEED In blanket form, Balsam Wool math Falk Friday to spend the man Kolony. Mrs. Lane served the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Don resists all enemies of insulation: If you tre not entirely satisfied Rice. Mrs. Rice is a cousin of Mrs. girk a lovely dinner, after their business meeting. The next meeting Moisture, Wind, Settling, Rot! Mecum. with the > d n n lt|M of IlaLsam- Mrs. Ivan Samuels and children will be held at Arlene Piercy’s home. present were Norma Jean It's certain to give a lifetime of went to Sunny Slope Thursday ev Those Wool—after you have used It for ening to spend a few days with Dlerking, Caroline Scheimer, Joyce Kurtz, Arelne Piercy. Patsy DeH.iv- comfort and fuel savings. New her mother, Mrs. Spindler. It month*—Boiae Payette will Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Seward and en. Donna Marla Peterson, Kather . to fit your tree and your pocketbook. application method reduces cost Leroy refund your money. Including the and Dr. and Mrs. R. A. Kell ine Hester and Myrna. ogg and children attended the ma 5 0 ' Because of fuel savings It rine band concert in Boise Thurs coat of application. Brighten up your Christmas holiday by NYSSA YOUNG FOLK soon pays for itself. day evening. Carl Pearson, small son of Mr. MEET AT NU-ACRES having new lights on your tree this year. and Mrs. Eldon Pearson, was hurt ON TERMS AS LOW AS when his arm caught in the clothes NU-ACRES, Nov. 6— Mr. and Mrs. Check our quality and our prices before you wringer while hk mother was wa Ourtts Fry were in Boise Saturday $5.00 PER MONTH AT . . . shing this week. Although injured when he visited an eye specialist. buy. quite badly, the arm seems to be His eye has greatly Improved. Mr and Mrs. Cecil ENens gave getting along all right. La Mar Culley, formerly of this a Hallowe'en party for the chil When looking for presents for Christmas, give community, was here from Nevada dren of the neighborhood. last week. He visited James Adam Mrs George Smit spent last week FURNITURE—a lasting present the whole family can enjoy. in Council visiting her daughter. son Friday. Clarence Bailey, who has been The Nu-Aeres hall was the scene LO ü here with his mother. Mrs. McWhi- of a gay party when the Nyssa nney, left Tuesday for his former young people of the Nazarene church *Th*iVi o Yard Wear You" gave a masquerade Hallowe’en par home In Texas. Mr and Mrs. Finery Rathbun ty. Cider, cocoa and doughnuts 0. L. Galloway, Manager and children enjoyed dinner Sun were served. day with Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Olb- Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Hauser, of Nyssa, Oregon son and family of Emmett. Denver visited Mr. and Mrs. Hs.rry KLASS V. POWELL - - Editor and Publisher CATHOLIC CHURCH SERVICES AT EPISCOPAL .'HI HUM PARISH HALL Rev. P. J. Gaire. Pastor Molasses In January? Having Recently Purchased KEEP-U-NEAT CLEANERS GATE CITY CLEANERS Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. T albot, Jr. Save On Fuel Costs! Enjoy Greater Comfort! BALSAM-WOOL We Have The Best-- Mattresses From $29.50, up Chrome Sets? Christmas Tree Lights mm pra lumbers ^ company Newsom Furniture Co.
