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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA, OREGON PAGE TWO The Gate City Journal Editor and (CLASS V. POWELL SUBSCRIPTION One B.ATBS Year---------------------- 8200 Six Months..... ------- A t-» Single Oopie». - ...... M (Strictly In Advance) PublUhrr ADVERTISING AATa.8 Open rate, per inch.------ J te National, per Inch. 40c Classifieds, per ward....... _Jc Minimum ....... 30c Published every Thursday at Nyssa, Malheur County, Oregon Entered at the postofflces at Nyssa, Oregon for transmission through the United Statee Malls, ss second class matter, under the act 01 March 3. 1878 W O R K TO CO NTINUE aezyk. T h e couple will also visit /"* Li I TD/^l-l friends In Boise and Prultland be- ON SU N SET CHURCH fore contlnulng ^ w Albany Cre. /-i\i c 1 1 XIC F T SU NSET V AT.r.TTV Jan. 16— The gon’ where they w‘u reside, budding committee of the R ich I Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rataezyk, land Community church held a Mr. and Mrs. Harold Park and Mr meeting Friday night at the Sun- I and Mrs. Caemler Rataezyk spent set Valley hall. The group made | Sunday in Caldwell visiting friends, plans to continue work on thej Charlie McCoy, Who has been church, beginning Tuesday, January working at Wagontlre, returned 13. ¡home Thursday. Heavy rains stopp- A birthday party honoring Terra ' ed all work for a while. Flanagan on his 10th birthday was | Mr. and Mrs. Verne Gam er, Lila given Sunday afternoon at the and Val Mitchell and Mrs. Fred M lt- Sld Flanagan home. Tw enty-tw o chell were among those who att- chlldren were present, receiving ended the all-day L. D. 8. con- favors and enjoying games both ference at Welser Sunday. Joseph inside and otuslde the bouse. Many Merrill o f Salt Lake City was one lovely gifts were received. Refresh- o f the principal speakers. The af- ments of fruit Jello, punch, and temoon session was broadcast on birthday cake were served. Mrs. the radio. Wayne Chestnut of Ontario, Mrq, Mr. and Mrs James Stevens were Edwin Berg am and Mrs. A1 Kuehn visitors at the Herbert Bergam of Nyssa were present. home Tuesday. Stanley Re Met t, who has been T h e Young Orangers association working as a bricklayer on the new will meet Monday evening at the C and B store In Bums, will be Chalk Butte hall, finished there this Wednesday. His * Mr. and Mrs. John R e ffe tt were new Job will start Immediately at in Vale Monday, the new Everybody's store in Vale. I Word has been received from His wife and two children plan on Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ditty, who moving to Vale soon. ¡are visiting In Blythe, California, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Chadd and that Mary Query and her daugh- daughters were visitors at the Russ ter, Sharon, were 111 with Influenza and that there were over 300,000 Talbot home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Park, new cases o f Influenza in LosAngeles. Mr. and Mrs. John R e ffe tt were lyweds who have been honeymoon ing In California, arrived Thursday visitors In Ontario last Tuesday. night at the home of the bride's j Thurm Baker of Burley, Idaho parents, M r and Mrs M. A. Rat- ‘ was a week-end guest at the Verne S p e c ia l ( )f f e r in g s S atu reia) r9 Jan. 17 BANANAS JELLO No Limit 2 lb 35c All Flavors 3 Pkgs. 23c SHORTENING , Ä M IL K TREND Q U A L IT Y MEATS Veal Shoulder STEAKS tb 59c All Brands 3 Cans 40c Fine for Dishes 2 Pkgs. 34c CHOICE FRUITS AND VEGETABLES n rcc U I o x A a I w i V j L j Freah Ground BEEF tb 48c Assorted Fancy LU N C H M E A T tb 55c tt I d c - DC Fancy Delicious APPLES 3 tb 29c CELERY tb 10c Featuring Miller’s Oven Fresh Meat Pies GRAPES tb 15c GORDON’S DRIVE-IN G am er home. Mr. and Mrs. Amos Carlson and three children of Scotts Bluff. Neb raska have been visiting at the Norman Dowty home. Mrs. Olaf Fylingness was hos tess to the Nyssa Lutheran Ladles Aid society Wednesday afternoon. Oscar Malmberg is plastering his new house. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley R effett are parents of a son bom January 3 at the Holy Rosary hospital In Ontario. The boy has been named John Stanley. A. R. Herring, father o f Mrs. Joe Hobson, underwent an opera tion Wednesday at the Nampa hos pital. Asa Roberts injured his wrist when his tractor overturned last week. Mr. and Mr». Neil Dimmlck were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. H ar old Fylingness Saturday evening. Mr. and M g . Fred Guthrie plan on taking their truck to Big Piney Monday on a business trip. Mr. and Mrs. Bob R effett were Ontario choppers Monday. Rev. George Whipple held Sun day school and church services at the Sunset valley hall Sunday a f ternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Titland and fam ily returned home Friday after spending several weeks in Seattle. Ed Mortensen is working for Asa Roberta this week. Mrs. John Minke and daughter, Flora Marie, left this week for San Francisco. Linda Minke is “vis iting her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Olaf Fylingness. Mr. and Mrs. John P'.aca of On- ario were dinner guests at the Sid Flanagan home Monday. Margaret T erra and her daugh ter, Mrs. E. Morse of Sacramento, arrived Friday at the home of John Terra. They plan on visiting far a NiMk. Marie C. Black returned last M on day from Big Piney, Wyoming, where she visited for three weeks. Clarice Notheis has a new 1047 Pontiac. The Pleasant Hour club met Thursday afternoon at the home o f Mrs. Glenn Strickland. W. T. Cannon left last Sunday to visit in California. He left be cause of his health. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Price were hosts at a Friday night dinner. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Snyder, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Price and family, Albert Clark _and Charlie Price. Mr. and Mrs. George Gabriel ac- comapnied Mrs. Elmer Cloninger to Boise Monday Mrs. Nelson Fields, who has been ill since her return from California, Is still In bed, but Is Improving !n health. Mr. and Mrs. Cash Turner were in Vale on business Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Mitchell made a business trip to Payette Tuesday. Mrs. Elmer Cloninger was a guest at Ronnie Rooks tool's birthday par ty Friday. Lila Mitchell and Val were in Caldwell last Friday on business. Howard Finger and George Han- lrin are helping Norman Dowty on his new cinderblock house. M r and Mrs. H. K . Lenon and son of Boise visited the Astoreca boys last Monday. Mrs. Lenon Is Gabriel and Louie Astoreca's sister Walt Hlllls and Melvin Pendarvls are helping Lewis Mitchell plow W ith three tractors, the work Is progressing rapidly. Mrs. Howard Finger and Mrs. Norman Dowty and Leon were On tario shoppers Saturday. Deb Oarner bought the Harry Michael place which Charlie Can non has been farming. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Glenn were Ontario visitors Saturday. Ed Steiner has rented the Cash Turner farm for another year. Herman and Kenneth Lorensen were Sunday dinner guests at the Leslie Johnson home at Nampa Mrs. Cash Turner was ill of In fluenza last week. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Babcock and family left Saturday to visit Mrs Babcock's parents, M r and Mrs. Robert Poulsen, In Burley, and also Babcock’s mother. Mrs. Ora Bab cock. In Boise. Mr and Mrs. B. F. Rookstool were callers at the John R effett home Friday, bringing Rosemary to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley R effett, Who are visiting In the John R effett home. Mr and Mrs. Lewis Mitchel vis ited Mr. and Mrs. Dee H lllls in Boise last Tuesday William O regg entered the Holy Rosary hospital In Ontario Sunday evening for an operation. Lois Marie Nelson, daughter of Nolan Fields, has been ill the past week M r and Mr». M. A. Rataezyk were hosts at a turkey dinner Sun day evening honoring the newly weds. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Park Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rataezyk and THURSDAY, JANUARY 15, 1948 j m the Robert Ditty garage. The Economics club meeting at the home Stella Butler, and his sister. Mrs. the second Sunday o f each month. A t 4 p.m. on the first, third and building Is being made Into a m i- o f Mrs. Hazel Schafer Tuesday, M arion Fiske. chine shop. ' January 20. fourth Sundays. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Mitchell were Mrs. Dale Ashcraft attended a Sunday school at 10:30 a.m. dinner guests at the Walter Hillis flower garden club meeting at the home last Sunday. home of Mrs. O. L. Galloway In ASSEM BLY OF GOD Mr. and Mrs. Cooke Mitchell were Nyssa Tuesday, Sterl D. Splesz, Pastor dinner guests last Monday of M r ., Mrs. Art Sparks was in Caldwell THE M ETHODIST C O M M UN ITY Sunday school, 10 am . CHURCH and Mrs. Melvin Pendarvls. on business Thursday. Morning worship, 11 am . Rev. H. J. Gernhardt, Pastor Mr. and Mrs. Casmler Rataezyk Mrs. Henry Reuter is ill at her Evening evangelistic, 7:30 p.m. Sunday school, 0:45 am . and Alle Rataezyk returned Satur- home in Kingman Kolony. Tuesday prayer service, 7:30 p.m. Worship and sermon, 11 a.m. - day after visiting in Washington Mrs. Mabel Piercy, lecturer of Friday cottage prayer meeting at for two weeks. Kingman Orange, and Joe Brum- Intermediate fellowship, 7 pm . Frank Olson's home in Nu-Acres. Hugti Glenn bought the Claude bath, master, attended a state Youth fellowship, 7 p.m. Everyone welcome. Smith farm of 63 acres. Mr. and grange school held at Boulevard Young adult fellowship, 7 p.m. Mrs. Dale Glenn are moving onto hall Monday. The school was at- Hymn sing and Bible study, 8 p.m. CATHOLIC CHURCH SERVICES it and will farm the land. tended by officers from all Granges Bible study and prayer, Wednes AT EPISCOPAL JHURCH Charlie Cannon already has 40 in Malheur county, day, 8 pun. PARISH HALL acres plowed on the 86-acre farm Mr». Luit St am and fam ily were Rev. P. J. Gaire. Pastor near Cairo Junction, that he will in Ontario and Payette on business FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH Mass second Sunday at 8 a.m., farm this year. i Saturday. Roland G. Wnest, Pastor other Sundays at 9:30 am. ------------------------ I Mr. and Mrs. W illiam Toom b en 10 am ., Sunday school. Classes for tertained at dinner Sunday for the all age groups. K IN G M A N GRANGE C H R IS T IA N C nU R C H Gordon Toombs family. 11 aun., Worship service Sermon 5th and knms Sts TO PRACTICE WORK Luit Stam attended a triple A theme: "Jesus Builds His K in g George Whipple. Pastor ----------- meeting In Ontario on Monday. dom” , based on St. John 1:43-51. Bible school, 10 a.m. Be sure to K IN G M A N K O L O N Y , Jan. 15—The | L. L. K reager and Guy Glenn sonage. come on time for the contest. Km zm an Kolony Grange has been took a truckloid of fat cattle to Morning worship, 11 am . Sermon Invited to take part in a visiting the sale in Caldwell Thursday. THE CHURCH OF THE topic: "T h e Helmet o f Salvation” . teams meeting to be held by t h e ------------------------ N AZARENE Evening services, 8 p.m. Song ser Oregon T ra il schcolliouse January | To Tw in Falls— 10 a.m., Sunday school. vice and preaching. 27. A ll officers o f the Kingman j Carlos Buchner, manager o f the 11 a.m., Morning worship service. ___ _________________________ Mid-week service in Sunset _____ valley Grange are asked to attend the 1 Nyssa Golden Rule store, left Sun- 7:15 pm .. Young people and chil- the home o f Herbert Bergam next regular meeting January 26 at \ day on a business trip tp Twin dren's services. Thursday at 8 o’clock. the Legion hall in Adrian to prac- i Palls. 8 pm., Evangelistic service. | t .N.T. young people’s group at tlce floor work. | ------------------------- 8 pm .. Wednesdays service. the home of Dorothy Bartholoma, Mr. and Mrs. W illard Hall and Here from Twin F a lls - ----------* Thursday at 8 p.m. fam ily were in Ontario on business Mr. and Mrs. Gordan Ray and J O Y. young people's group at Saturday. ¡Norm an of Tw in Falls arrived in ST. P A U L ’S E P IS C O P A L CHURCH Rev.’ C. L. Callahan. Rjetor ¡he home of Mildred Blbbey Thurs- A Stanley products demonstrator Nyssa last Saturday to visit at the Holy communion at 9 a.m, on day at 8 pm . will he present at the next Home home of Mr. R iv 's mother. Mrs. Church Notes 1 DAYS, MONDAY TUESDAY JANUARY 19-20 A T THE FUR PRICES ARE RISING SO . . . . now Choose From.. Mr. I. Biderman Moutons Kidakins Dupler’s Fur Stylist, will offer Viscashas Squirrel» Marmots Persian Lambs Muskrats Coney» Ermine« A meeting of the L D .S young pieople will be held at Lila Mitchell's home Tuesday evening to make plans for the Gold and Green ball Ohet Cdrfleld ran a concrete floor We realize that in the not too distant JUST ASK FOR THE FUR YOU WANT. future new cars will be "sold" — not "bought.” And we arc endeavoring to earn your respect and patronage now luxurious new 1948 fashions . . You can------ SAVE 1-3 to 1-2 orM O R E by equitably distributing the limited supply of Ford cars and trucks that wc * Small Deposit holds your selection in our arc currently receiving. layaway. HERRIMAN MOTOR CO ¿/ord . * Take 10 month* to pay after you atart wear ing your coat. \ * No Carrying Charge. OREGON
