TA(JE TWO
HIE NYSSA CATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON
vices.
Wednesday, 2 p.pi.. Relief society.
Wednesday, 4 p.m., Primary.
Wednesday, 7.30 p.m.. Mutual
Improvement
THURSDAY, JUNE 21, 191*
8 p.m. The July 4 entertainment d the Masonic grand lodge sessions | Evans and Mrs. M. C. Seuell at- I dist church lit Frultland Wednes-
will include an almost human dem- and Mrs. Renstrorn atended the i tended Circle Pour of the Metho- >v evening,
onstration by "Tweed", the wonder Eastern Star grand chapter meet-
dog of Hollywood movies, and a I ings.
burning building demonstration by Visits in Vale—
Editor and Publisher
KLASS V. POWELL
the Baker fire department.
Mrs. Thomas Lile visited in Vale
SEVENTH I)AV ADVENTIST
Friday pn busine s.
The
main
parade
of
the
traditi
CHURCH
onal celebration will be held the
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ADVERTISING RATc.8
Naomi Buchert, Superintendent morning of July 5, with floats and Visit Here—
Visitors in the Ken Renstrorn
One Year........... ..................*2 00 0|ien rate, per inch........ 35c
American Legion Hall
• # 11 £
»quHment combined into colorful home
Sunday were his parents, Mr.
*1.25 National, per inch............ 40c
Sabbath school. 3:30 to 5 p.m. display
of
beauty.
and
Mrs.
Elmer
Renstrorn
of
Nim-
The public is invited to attend.
....................0o Classifieds, per word
Jo
large crowd is expected for pa, his sister, Mrs. Jack Keith of
Minimum
30c
(Strictly In Advance)
this
year’s
"bigger and better than • hoshone, and Mr. and Mrs. Pat
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
ever celebration, "with hotel, motel, Potter
Betty, Bill and COME IN
ID YOU’LL LEAVE
5th and Ennis Sts
and camping accommodations ava Barbara and of children,
Nampa.
ilable for all visitors.
George Whipple, Pastor
Published every Thursday at Nys.sa, Malheur County, Oregon
Bible school, 10 a m.
Entered at the postoffices at Nyssa, Oregon for transmission
Here from Utah—
IF YOU VISIT
will te promotion exercises BASEBALL AVERAGES Mrs. Ira Mitchell and small daugh
Uirough the United States Malls, as second class matter, under for There
all
youngsters
of
the
Bible!
_______
ter
and
grandson
arrived
last
week
the ac 01 March 3, 1878
OUR DISPLAY
school. Every pupil of the Bible Team Averages After Ontario Game from Utah to visit relatives here.
school is especially urged to attend.
June 18
Morning worship. 11 a.m.
Visit in Apple Valley—
Butting
Sermon
topic:
"Living
Water".
Mr. and Mrs. Geon>e N. Bear vis
Name
SIX PER CENT PROVISION
RBI
AB
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II
AV.
Evening services. 8 p.m.
ited at the Charles Fox home in
S.
Hartley
22
11
12
.545
The staite convention of the Lovejoy
Apple Valley Saturday evening.
NEEDS REVISION
Christian churches of the state B.
Wilson
of Oregon will convene in Turner, Pellón
Attend Meeting—
just west of Salem on Monday of Koyano
Mrs. Merle Thomson, Mrs. Cecil
The special elections held by the city and next
J. S. Beem of F. Wilson
school district of Nyssa and similar elections Ontario week. will Brother
deliver the sermon vVohlcke
Sunday morning, the Fourth of Graham
held throughout the state to permit taxpayers July,
to vote on proposals to exceed the so-called six Whipple. in the absence of Brother Rambaud
Lewis
per cent limitation emphasize the need for re
Iseri
L. D. S. CHURCH
C.
Wilson
vision of the state regulation which prohibits
First Ward
M.
Hartley
OF LOVELY
tax-levying bodies from adopting a budget that Sunday, Dean
Fife, Bishop
Ison
a. ra„ Sunday school. Holcomb
exceeds by more than six per cent the budget Sunday, 9 10:30
a. m. priesthood Sutherland
of the preceding year.
meeting.
Sunday, 6:30 p. m., sacrament Takami
Cleaver
V8
fast meeting.
Because of the great increase in the costs or Tuesday,
Crowley
2
p.
m„
Relief
society
Hartloo
of operating municipal governments and school meeting.
ELECTRIC LAMPS
27 209 38 54 .258
districts, these bodies have not been able to ing. Tuesday, 4 p. m., primary meet Team
Fielding
operate effectively without exceeding the six Tuesday, 7:30 p. m„ geneological Name
To see them is to wont to own
FO A E AV. with
per cent limitation. Therefore, every year they training
class.
Bellon
5 1 0 1.000 amazing new
them . . . this is one of the love*
Thursday,
7:30
p.
m„
Mutual
are forced to hold special elections to raise the Improvement association meeting. Takami
3 0 0 1.000
liest selections of floor and table
Holcomb
0 1 0 1.000
I amps With Lighted
required amount of money.
Sunday, 5:30 p. m., ward welfare Lovejoy
lamps we’ve ever had. If you
10
10
1
.952
meeting. (First and third Sundays) F. Wilson
Bases Are Back To
49 5 3 .947
have a spot in your home that
The six per cent limitation has been a splen FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH Ison
1 14 1 .938
could
use
a
lamp,
or
if
you're
Add Extra Beauty
C. Wilson
did method of holding down expenses of coun
9 11 2 .909
Roland G. Waest. Pastor
planning on replacing
Lewis
9
0
1
.900
To Your Home
ties, cities and school districts over a period of 10 a.m., Sunday school. Classes Rambaud
6 1 1 .875
your old lamps — come
groups.
years and generally has the approval of the for 11 all a m., age Worship
11 18 5 .853
in, soon — these Aladdin
service with the S. Koyano
27 1 5 .848 Made especially for amateurs! Flex's gay,
people, although at this particular period of sacrament of the Lord’s
sup|x*r. Ser Iseri Hartley
lamps are going to be
bright
colors
brush
on
super-smootnly...
2
2
.816
9
theme: "The Real Puriiose of Graham
high prices it works a hardship upon officials mon
dry
fast
without
streaks.
Long-
6
2
2
.800
mighty popular!
the Holy Communion", based on St. M. Hartley
on furniture, ’most
5 13 7 . .720 wearing
and others who are interested in good govern Mark
14 : 22-24.
everything inside and out. W)
Sutherland
5
11
0
.688
for the sacra-|Crow|
ment. It has been a means of controlling ex Announcements
5 1 3 .667
14 brilliant
may be made by phone or wohlcke
0
1 1 .500 ^ color*-plus
travagant officials and overly-enthusiastic tax in ment person
to the pastor either Fri- ciciver
0
0
1
.0(8)
natural
or Saturday. This will be the Teani
payers, who are interested in some hobby pro day
159 88 40 .861 Sfcfty 4 wood
last celebration of the sacrament
stains.
ject. It has been a buffer for conscientious of until
fall.
Now
ficials against pressure groups, who are ever a Faith
Mission society will sponor
food sale Saturday, June |
present with plans for increasing the public 26, cooked
at Eder’s store. The sale will
at your ^
,09c
Chore Girls
payroll on the pretext of benefitting public begin
at 10 o’clock in the morning. |
A special meeting of the church
,29c
Soap
and
Glass
Bathroom
Holder
welfare.
council and the buildinig committee Cubs to Sponsor 1’et Show—
evening, June The Cub pack sponsored by Mrs.
Despite all of its lautWai r> -fixtures, the six 28, will at be 8 held o’clck Monday
in the parsonage. Finley Shuster and Mrs. Ward P A IN T D EA LER
All members are urged to be pres Tyler, will sponsor a pet show to be
per cent limitation should be amended so as ent.
held at the oity park Friday, July
to provide more lee-way for expansion during
2 at 6:30 p.m. Any member of any
of the Nyssa Cub packs may enter
periods such as we are now living in, without BAKER PLANNING
S tu n z Lu m b e r
his pet in the show. Home-made
resorting to the expense and inconvenience of
TRAIL DAYS EVENT candy
will be sold during the ev
PETERSON FURNITURE COMPANY
special elections. Probably the state legislature The best, thrill-packed show In ening show.
C
o
m
p
an
y
Ontario — Vale — Payette
will do something about the matter at its next the history of the event Is planned Attends 4-11 Summer School—
for
the
Oregon
Trail
Days
Celebra
session. Of course, outright repeal of the con tion in Baker on July 3, 4 and 5, Mrs. Robert Henry Hartley,
son of Mr. and
Hartley, left Friday
stitutional provision would be foolhardy.
with rodeos, horse shows, carnival, to attend the 4-H summer school at
free night shows children’s pro Corvallis. Hartley, a member of the
Sunday school picnic. Luncheon at grams and ]Kirades combining to Dairy club, was awarded a schol
celebration visitors.
arship by the Nyssa chamber of
the city park. Everyone welcomp. entertain
July 3rd wll provide a children’s commerce.
i
parade
at
10
a.
m.,
followed
by
sack,
MISSION ART BAPTIST CHURCH potato, and novelty races for the To Attend Show—
CATHOLIC CHURCH
John llrni'diit. Supply Pastor kids at 2 p. m. Promptly at 7:30 Mrs. Lucille M. Sallee has gone1 ®
Park Avenue anil Third Street
Sunday
school, 10 a.m.
p m. at the Baker city bull park a to Los Angeles to attend the furn- I g
Rev. P. J. Gaire, Pastor
spectacular horse show will be iture market and furniture show to if
worship, 11 a.m.
Beginning the first Sunday in Morning
staged, with gaited steeds from be held there. She expects to be
Evening
worship,
8
p.m.
June and continuing through July Wednesday prayer service, 8 p.m. everal states entered in the dozen gone about three weeks.
and August the time of mass in
events. The horse show, will bring
the Catholic church will be at 8
together some of the mast outstand Return Home—
a.m. every Sunday.
THE METHODIST COMMUNITY ing horses In the west, with keen Mr. and Mrs. Dean Smith re
competition slated for the generous turned FYiday evening after spend
CHURCH
ST. PAUL’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH 9:45 a.m.. Church school.
pri7.es.
ing the past week visiting in Poca
Rev. C. !.. Callahan, II . t tor
II a.m.. Morning worship. Ser- The Oregon Trail Days rodeo tello and Salt Lake City. They were
Holy conimtmlon at 9 a.m. on mon: "The Ore.it Adventure".
will be held both July 4 and 5, an accompanied on the trip by Mr.
second Sunday of each m on'h;| 7 p.m. Youth fellowship and afternoon program starting prom and
Mrs. Alton C. Paris.
evening prayer •( 4 pm. on first. Young adult fellowship,
ptly at 2 p. m. Five major events,
third and fourth Sundays
8 p.m . Evening service. Song ser bronc riding, bull-dogging, calf rop Visit Relatives—
Sunday school at 10:30 a.m.
ing, bull riding and bareback riding, Mr. and Mrs. Afton C. Paris spent
vice and Bible study.
will head the rodeo events, with a
week-end visiting Mr. and Mrs.
51 Gauge—Slightly Irregular
ASSEMBLY OF GOD
CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST wide variety of fast-moving attrac bust
Dean
Carroll Tucker and
Sterl D. Spies», Pastor
tions provided In the program children Smith.
OF
accompanied
them
to
their
Nationally Advertised Brand
Sunday school, 10 u.m.
LATTER l»AV SAINTS
Rodeo stock will be furnished by
Nationally Known Brand
Worship service. 11 am.
SECOND WARD
Harley Tucker, with cowboys .ente home in Pocatello.
Junior church, 7 pm.
(Mormon)
red
in
the
competition
from
the
Assortment of Patterns
Home from Portland—
Evangelistic, 8 p.m.
Arvel Child. Bishop
best In the rodeo circuit.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ken
Renstrorn
and
Tuesday. 8 p.m.. prayer meeting Sunday. 11:30, Sunday school.
The business committee of the
Ann, arrived home Sat
Friday. 8 p.m., young people.
10:30. Priesthood meeting.
Baker county chamber of commerce daughter,
urday evening from Portand and
Sunday. June 27, we will have a Sunday. 8 p.m.. Sacrament ser- will sponsor a free night show at Salem,
where Mr. Renstrorn attend-
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LOCAL NEWS
GENERAL
Church Notes
Peterson-Newscm
Furniture Company
Dress
For
Nylon Hosiery
98c
IR O N A G E P O W E R S P R A Y E R
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Terms
IF DESIRED
Capacity 25 to 100
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Pressure 30 lbs. to 600 lbs.
SYNOPSIS OF ANNUAL
ENT
for the year STATEM
ended Decem
ber 31. 191?
of the FIR ST NATIONAL IN S lK
A NCR COMPANY OF A MKRICA of
Seattle. In the State of W ashtnctor
made to the Insurance Com m issioner
of the State of Oregon, pursuant to
law ;
M
INCOME
Net prem ium s received $2,223.602.98
T otal Interest, dividends
and real estate income
69 871.83
Income from other
sources ....................... 1 024 25« 58
T otal In c o m e _________ $3.317,731.39
%
DISBURSEMENTS
Net am ount paid for
losses
--------------- $ 665 2 1 9 6 4
Toss adjustm ent expenses
79.036.09
I’nderw Itlng expenses. 847,876 21
D ivide!ds paid or cred
iteli t.> pollcvh olders__
57.417.60
All other e x p e n d i t u r e s 8 510.33
Total disbursem ents . . $ l . 658.060.47
ADM ITTED ASSETS
Value of benda own ex!
(am ortised • ______ $4,432.742 89
Value of stocks owned
(m arket value» . . .
254.902 00
Cash In banks and on
hand ................................. 347 328 24
Prem ium s In course of
Collection w ritten sines
Septem ber 0 1947 _ 490 986 98
Interest and rents due
and accrued _________
12.412 62
Other assets ( n e t ) ___
1.180.24
Mojud Slips
Beautiful New Slips
. $3.95
Just Arrived — 50 New Ladies’
Dresses
$7.95 and $8.95
Swimming Suits
Perfecto Men’s
Shirts
$ 3.45 and $ 3.95
Stetson Hats
Large Assortment
$ 10.00 to $ 18.00
Men’s Suits
1 0 0 ' All Wool Suits
$ 39.95 and $ 45.00
Men’s Sport Shirts
Campus Brand
Gaberdine and Spun Ravon
Complete line of Suits for Every
Member of the Family
Philco Radios and Refrigerators — Universal Appliances
Come In and Look Over Our Appliances
$ 3.45 to $ 4.95
v n
o
m
i li tiv
ù
funds
(sur-
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