Nyssa gate city journal., May 13, 1948, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5

THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA, OREGON
SUNSET NINE WINS
GAME AT ADRIAN
SU N SE T VALLEY, M ay 13— T h e
e n tire O w yhee g ra d e school a t ­
te n d e d th e tra c k m eet a n d baseball
g am e a t A d ria n T h u rsd a y . T h e
school bus w as used for th e tra n s -
portatim g th e pupils. O w yhee won
th e b aseball g am e a n d was h ig h -
p u in t w in n er of th e trac k -m e e t.
VOTE FOR
P ete W ilson. Mrs. Jim Robb, a n a Dodson were su p p e r guests a t th e
Mrs. ICaude W ilson were among C harles D itty hom e T h u rsd ay ,
those p re sen t a t th e meet.
j T h e L.D.S. p rim a ry officers gave
Mrs. N olan Field and dau g h ter a p ink a n d blue show er fo r Mrs.
left W ednesday to visit her p a r­ T h u m B a k er la st F rid a y evening a t
e n ts a t D u ra n te, O klahom a.
| th e hom e of Mrs. D evon L arson.
Mr. a n d Mrs. Andrew T itlan d
M r. a n d Mrs. J im W a ta n a be a n d
a n d fam ily a n d h e r niece. Mis« fam ily of F ru itla n d were T h u rsd a y
G erd Lid of Norway, were supper visitors a t th e hom e of Mr. a n d
guests o f M r. a n d Mrs. Olaf Fyl­ Mrs. T h o m as N ish itan i.
lingness F rid a y evening.
C a sh T u rn e r h elped F ra n k As-
Ira P rice trucked his c attle to um endl d eh o rn a n d b ra n d 60 head
Pasture in th e Big Bend d istrict of c a ttle Sunday.
W ednesday.
Mr. a n d Mrs. O ra New gen sp e n t
•Mr. a n d Mrs. B ill Flovd of Boise S u n d a y visiting in M elba, Idaho.
Mr. a n d Mrs. O tto Wolfe of N am ­
Mr. a n d M rs. C lau d e W ilson a n d
p a a n d M iss C la ra Reed of Boise fam ily w ere S u n d a y guests o f Mr.
were d in n e r guests of Mr. a n d Mrs. a n d Mrs. E lm o P rice a t H om edale.
H udson Robb last Sunday.
Mr. a n d M rs. P ra n k B riggs a t ­
Mr. a n d Mrs. R obert D itty and tended a fam ily reu n io n a t B a k er
fam ily a n d Rev. a n d Mrs. J. E. S unday. Mrs. B riggs' sister, Mrs.
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M ichael B au ers of Boise, a n d h e r ' e r-n ig h t g u e sts a t th e DLmmick
Mr. a n d Mrs. D arw in Je n se n a n d O n ta rio visitors recently,
four bro th ers, Ja k e . Bob. J a c k a n d hom e were Rev. a n d M rs.. J o h n i son of R ichland visited a t th e M el- I Mrs. F ln d lln g a n d M rs. L aw ren ce
F in d lin g of N yssa c alled o n M rs.
A rth u r A lright, a n d th e ir fam ilies B eard of P o rtla n d , w ho a re trav e l- I vin Jensen hom e S unday.
were p re sen t. Mr. a n d Mrs. Briggs ing th e O ld O regon T ra il bv h o rse ­ i Mr. a n d Mrs. P ete de Leeuw were G root F rid a y a fte rn o o n .
- a n v hom e ''riv in g a V-8 Ford.
back a n d Bill B u ffin g to n of N am pa,
N am pa visitors du rin g th e week fo rm er re sid en t oi m is valley.
were M r. a n d Mrs. O ra Newgen,
O n ta rio sh o p p ers th is week were
A GREATER DAIRY BUSINESS
M ae Bagswell, Rev. a n d Mrs. Dod-
lim L angley. Mr. a n d M rs. F ra n k
on. a n d M rs D itty.
IS GOOD BUSINESS
Mr. a n d Mrs. R a lp h H aw orth, R ataezyk, Mrs. Ira P rice a n d d a u g h ­
Mr. a n d Mrs. C harles Schweizer. ters, Mrs. M. A. R ataezy k a n d Mr.
a n d M iss H a rrie t Cole were S un d ay
d in n e r guests of Mr. and Mrs. Al­ a n d M rs. C asm ier R ataezyk.
Lew. D on a n d C h a rlie McCoy,
b ert N otheis. T h e d in n er was an
a n n u a l a ffa ir celebrating th e th ree H am id F yllingness a n d M agnus E k­
ladies' b irth d ay s.
an g er a tte n d e d th e S a m Shaw horse
Miss B eu lah S m idt of Caldw ell sale a t Ja m ie so n S a tu rd a y .
a n d Harry* H a th aw a y were supper
S u n d ay v h .to rs a t th e D elbert
guests of M r. a n d Mrs. J im Robb G a rn e r hom e were Mr. a n d Mrs.
S u n d a y evening.
Ira C raig a n d c h ild re n of O gden,
M r. a n d Mrs. J o h n R e ffett and U ta h , w ho were e n ro u te to T acom a
gran d so n , L a rry H ite, shopped T ues­ to m ake th e ir hom e.
day a n d w ere luncheon guests a t
Mr. a n d M rs. B ill Z lllig a n d
th e hom e o f Mr. a n d Mi's. Ja c k G eorge Z lllig of H om edale, a n d
R e ffe tt in O n tario .
th e K e n n e th L are n se n fam ily were
Mr. a n d M rs. C lifford W olfe and d in n er g u ests a t th e W ilbur C h a ­
d a u g h te r a tte n d e d th e Apple blos­ pin - hom e S u n d ay . T h e y m otored
som fe stiv a l in P a y e tte S a tu rd ay .
to th e d a m in th e a fte rn o o n .
M r. a n d M rs. B e rt Poulsen of
Mrs. F red Province, h e r m o th er,
T ac o m a a n d th e ir son, Rev. E lm er Mrs. J . D. H a u n ste ln , a n d R ay
Poulsen of C aldw ell, were T h u rs ­ H a u n ste in , who a re visiting a t th e
day g u ests o f Mr. a n d M rs. O laf Province hom e, s p e n t F rid a y in
F yllingness. T h e fam ilies were Il­ N am pa.
linois frien d s years ago.
Mr. a n d Mrs. C h arles D itty, M ary
Mrs. M arie C. Black left recently Q uery, a n d Rev. a n d M rs. J . E.
to visit h e r bro th er, Bob G u th rie , D odson a tte n d e d th e d edication
a t Jack so n , W yoming.
services of th e new Assem bly of
M r. a n d Mrs. H udson R obb left Ood C h u rc h in P a y e tte S unday.
T h u rsd a y m o rn in g for L exington,
RCv. L ester C arlsen of La G ra n d e
N ebraska to visit frie n d s a n d re la ­ was a d in n e r guest of Mr. a n d Mrs.
tives, a n d p la n to c o n tin u e o n to T . H. B rew er W ednesday evening.
P e n n sy lv a n ia a n d th e e ast coast.
T hey p u rch ased a m eta l c a rry -a ll
tra ile r a n d w ere driving th ro u g h NEWELL MACHINE
th e sta te s.
SHOP TO BE BUILT
Mr. a n d M rs. Jo e H dbson a n d
d a u g h te r, S a n d ra , of O n tario , Mr.
N EW ELL H E IG H T S , M ay 13— T he
a n d Mrs. H orner B rew er a n d d a u g h ­
M odern P ioneer club m et a t th e
ters, a n d M r. a n d Mrs. E m ery H ob­
hom e of Mrs. J a k e B arge T uesday.
son w ere S u n d a y a fte rn o o n guests
Mr. a n d Mrs. Jo e H askins a n d
of M r. a n d M rs. Jim Langley. Tire
special cak e a n d re fre sh m e n ts fe te d son a n d G lad y s C h risto p h e r and
th e b irth d a y s of b o th M rs. Joe Lowel C h risto p h e r o f B ak er sp e n t
th e w eek-end a t th e Lee S a x to n
H obson a n d E m ery Hobson.
hom e.
Mrs. O la f Fyllingness a n d Mrs.
G a ry G ra h a m , L ouis S ta m , E d­
A ndrew T itla n d were am ong th e
Grade School Grounds
12 guests o f Mrs. Andrew E kanger ith D een a n d P a tsy S m ith were
a t th e m eeting of th e L u th e ran am ong th e g ra d e school g ro u p th a t
L adies A id society W ednesday a f ­ w ent ro ller sk a tin g F rid a y evening
a t O n tario .
ternoon.
B lain W allace a n d M aurice Ju d d
M any a tte n d e d th e Ow yhee S u n ­
d a y school to h e a r th e special of C aldw ell sp e n t th e w eek-end a t
speakers, Rev. R. L. C h a n d le r of th e M. L. J u d d hom e.
Mrs. S ta n le y H ill w as in Boise
C aldw ell a n d Rev. S tanley Cain.
C ain , a W estm ont college g ra d u ate, on business W ednesday.
Mrs. D orothy S lippy h a s re tu rn e d
a n d a fo rm er professional m agician,
p re sen te d a novel a n d e ducational from P o rtla n d , w here sh e visited
B ible lesson th ro u g h th e use of tier d a u g h te r. C arol, w ho is tak in g
tre a tm e n ts th ere .
m agic tricks.
\
Mrs. R oger N orland w as in C a ld ­
M rs. G le n n S trick lan d is w orking
well on business T h u rsd a y .
a t th e G ene C leaver store.
T h e Boy S co u ts h a v e fin ish ed th e
W ayne R obb was am obg th e se n ­
iors w ho enjoyed cam ping o u t o ver­ bridge t h a t th e y h a v e been c o n ­
n ig h t n e a r S ta n le y sta te p a rk d u r­ stru c tin g for th e rifle m en on the
ing th e se n io r 'sn e a k ' la s t F rid ay . Cecil S m ith place.
Mr. a n d Mrs. W esley Piercy and
M r. a n d Mrs. Andrew T itla n d
a n d M iss G e rd L id shopped in Arlene a n d R ube G ra h a m sp e n t
th e w eek-end in B uhl, Idaho.
Caldw ell T hursday.
Mrs. Dick K re 'g a n d Mrs. R ube
M r. a n d M rs. Neil D im m ick were
hosts to 44 m em bers of th e Ow yhee G ra h a m took D e an n B yard to Boise
R iding club la st F rid a y n ig h t. Ov- T h u rsd a y . D ean n B yard is Mrs.
G ra h a m ’s g ra n d d au g h ter.
•Mrs. R ube G ra h a m a n d Mrs.
Dick K reig a tte n d e d a c ard p a rty
a t th e H erb T hom as hom e in A d­
ria n F rid ay .
C a rl H ill h a s poured a fo u n d a ­
tio n fo r a pew m achine shed.
C aroline S cheim er, Joyce K u rtz
and A rlene Piercy w e n t to a F id ­
elia A m ericae m eeting T h u rsd a y
evening a t th e hom e of Je n ife r
T hom as.
Mr. a n d Mrs. W esley Piercy and
A rlene were Sunday evening guest*
a t th e Bill T oom b hom e in the
K in g m an Ko'.ony.
Mr. a n d Mrs. Cecil S m ith and
Mr. a n d Mrs. Bob W ebster vls-
Uted Mrs. W ebster’s cousin, Jan ies
' Polm en in th e h o sp ital in O n ta rio
Friday.
C aroline Scheim er, Joyce K u rtz
Delegate
B etty a n d D ona'd Newbill, Arlene
To the Republican
Piercy, Nell S to k er a n d S hirley
UST a b a d bum p a t the curb can sometimes throw the
S m ith w ere am ong those w ho a t t ­
w heels of any ca r slightly out of lino • . . without th«
National Convention
ended th e band concert in O n ta rio
d riv er's knowing ab o u t i t Th«n yo u 'd literally bo drag g in g
W ednesday.
y o u r tires ald«w aya over mllea of h ighw ay.
Joyce S toker h a s been ill and
a b sen t from school th e p a st week.
Don't rlak I t It'a ch eap er an d eater to drive In now for
Successful s t o c k m a n ,
S h irley S m ith a n d Roy M ech-
• o r Precision W heel Alignment Service. W e'll check th«
fa rm e r. In d o rsed by both.
am shopped in N yssa a n d P a rm a
«teerlng-gear assem bly. Inspect front-end alignm ent an d
L ev e l-h e a d ed . B u sin e ss­
S a tu rd ay .
lik e . P ro g ressiv e.
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FOR MALHEUR COUNTY
Let’s Support It By Attending
The Malheur Jersey Club’s
ANNUAL SPRING SHOW
SATURDAY, MAY 15
WILSON’S DRY GOOD STORE
Nyssa is Proud
OF THE
Malheur County
Jersey Club
See their show on the
At the “Y”
A PERSONAL MESSAGE
from Governor
Dewey
O n the 21st of May, yours
will be a most important decision. Next
January this nation will have a new national
leadership. It will be a Republican leader­
ship. It must be a constructive, fearless, able
leadership. It must be an experienced
leadership.
This new Republican leadership must
be much more than the one man you select
to be your President, and the one man you
select to be your Vice-President.
Presidency Should Be Team Leadership*
It must be a leadership of the strongest, ablest, most outstanding men to be
found in America, each best suited for his responsibility. It must be a team leadership-
The captain of your team will be the man you select as your President. His
will be the responsibility of leading the way on national policy. He will administer
the government of the greatest nation in the world. He must pick strong men to
assist. He must work closely and harmoniously with the Congress.
His responsibility is to^ou.
We Shall Have Peace
If he understands the complex problems we face as a nation today, we shall
have a continuous prosperity—we shall have strength—we shall have peace.
His leadership must be strong, sure, unafraid.
Twice now in leas than thirty years, America has risen to the test in defense
of freedom. The price in blood, sacrifice and sorrow has been very great. It must
not occur again. It need not occur again.
Before you choose the man you believe best qualified to lead our government
there is much you want to know.
You will judge his capacity for administrative leadership.
You will judge his understanding of world conditions and problems.
You will judge his understanding of the multitude of perplexing domestic prob­
lems which beset us as a nation.
You will judge him by his words and by hit deed».
His sincerity, his judgment, his ability, his integrity, his faith in our strength as
a people, his deep belief in a strong, purposeful America, his understanding, must
be clear.
Sat. May 15
Frank T. Morgan
Proper front wheel alignment
is highly importnnt !
Sam
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b allo t.
COO N w ilt s triv e to n o m ­
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Pd. adv. B aker Co. Bepub. Cent.
Com. — W. C. Boyd, ehm .
COLUMBIA AVENUE
Mr. and Mrs. Ja k e O ro o t and
Mrs. K ris van Zelf of A rcadia sp e n t
? u n d ay evening w ith Mr. a n d Mrs.
Dick O root.
Mrs. J a k e van TwLsk called on
Mr. a n d Mrs. Jo e S ta m of N yssa
la st week.
Mrs. G eorge Schw eizer a n d Mrs.
Hobson of th e Owyhee called on
frien d s in th is com m unity T h u rs­
day afte rn o o n .
G le n a n d J Z C ooper, W ebb
P ennie. D ick G ro o t and M elvin
Je n se n a tte n d e d a d ra in a g e m eet­
ing a t Nyssa T h u rsd a y evening.
Dick O ro o t w as a business vis­
ito r in O n ta rio T uesday a fternoon.
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Fa rmers Attention
Wishes To Share Views With Oregonians
It is in this spirit I come to you. I want you to hear my views, that you may
judge. I want you to share your views with me, that we may ever better understand
what is in the hearts and minds of you, the people of Oregon, for you are, in truth,
representative of all of the people of our great United States.
In such a tradition was America built. In such a tradition shall America go
forward as a happy, prosperous, free nation in a world at peace.
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