Nyssa gate city journal., July 15, 1948, Page PAGE TWO, Image 8

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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA, OREGON
PACE TWO
KINGMAN ZINNIA
FIELD BEAUTY SPOT
KINOM AN KOLONY, J u ly 15—
A spot of b eauty in th e Kolony Is
the th ree acres or zinnias on the
Jo h n A ulcer place. Mr. A uker is
(trowing the flowers for th e D essert
Seed
com pany of Nyssa.
T he
zinnias are now ju st re ac h in g th e ir
peak in blooming.
A guest a t th e A. W ohlcke home
last week was R ussell I/eM aster of
B ardolph, Illinois. Mr. L em aster is
a cousin of Mrs. W ohlcke. He and
a frien d cam e w est to see th e Y el­
low stone N atio n al p a rk a n d visit
relatives In th is p a r t of O regon and
Idaho.
Mr. a n d Mrs. L y n n H u rs t and
fam ily re tu rn e d la st week from
M yrtle Creek, O regon, w here they
visited relatives a n d friends. T h e
farm ers are b e h in d in th e ir crops
due to th e ra in there.
Jim
A nderson
and
C h arles
W ohlckle a re sp e n d in g th e sum m er
a t th e hom e o f A. W ohlcke. Mr.
A nderson Just re tu rn e d from W alla
W alla, w h ere h e visited relatives.
Picnic lu n ch w as served on the
J o h n A uker law n on th e fo u rth .
T hose p re se n t were Mr. a n d Mrs.
H enry P russ, M r. a n d Mrs. Lee
Auker a n d D on P russ, a ll of New
Plym outh.
Mr. a n d Mrs. iHoward M arcum
mmmmi-v.
ind on R onnie of C orvallis were tario a fte r receiving in ju rie s from
guests in th e W i.ilam W ohlcke a n au to accident,
lome over th e fo u rth .
j T hose a t P a y e tte lakes over th e
In h a n o r of Mr. a n d M rs. R. H ■ ek were, Mr. a n d Mrs. W illard
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. H all a n d fam ily a n d Mr. a n d M rs.
C l.uk a n d fam ily, a picnic lu n ch ^
L KreaKer and famUy. Ju stln e
served on tth e C liff B eau- K ie , pr, who has been a t th e lak-
m ont lawn, last S unday. T hose e , w ith the G irl Scouts, re tu rn e d
p re se n t wore M r a n d Mrs. W esley hom e w ith her parents.
Therry a n d d a u g h te r, A rlene, Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. C lark and
a n d Mrs. D ale A sh -raft, Mr. and two children, Je a n and G a ry of
Mrs. W illiam T oom b a n d fam ily, A urora, O regon have been visiting
M antic Bowers a n d C liff arid May a t th e W illiam Toom b hom e over
-eaum ont.
th e week-end. T hey were form er
Mr. and Mrs. C h e t H udson of residents of th e Kolony, leaving
C raigm ont, Id a h o a re h e re visitlnr? here four years ago a fte r selling
rrietids a n d relatives.
th e ir farm to C liff W right.
Mrs. A W ohlcke re tu rn e d last
Mrs. M ary Nichols and Miss H a d ­
week from E verett, W ashington, in'1 Nichols of P o rtlan d , Mrs. W ade
w here sh e visited h e r p a ren ts, Mr. Nichols and Mrs. E lm er F ra n k of
and M r J< h n S tubbens. S h e re ­ H om edile visited in the Kolony
ports tha.t so m uch ra in h a s fallen one day last week. Mrs. May N ich-
in th a t p a rt of W ash in g to n th a t
and d a u g h te r lived h e re som e
the h a y a n d c h e rry crops a re p ra c ­ years ago. T hey are now spending
tically to ta l lasses.
th e ir vacation w ith Mrs. Elm er
Mrs. J o h n A uker left S un d ay F rank.
m orning for Silver-dale. W ash in g ­
M onty Spellm an and W ayne P ler-
ton. w here she will a tte n d th e P re s­ cy were fishing a t th e dam last
b y terian c h u rch conference.
S unday. -Mrs. Spellm an s p e n t the
Mr. and Mrs. W ayne Holloway dav w ith Louise Piercy, who has
were in Goodin-;, Id a h o S u n d ay vis­ been ill.
T h e young people of the Kolony
itin g Mr. Holloway’s brother.
T he B ruce P in k sto n ch ild ren of a n d A drian gave a carivari for Mr.
P a rm a
are .staying w ith th e ir and Mrs. Jim Phifer.
g ra n d p are n t
Mr. tnd Mrs. W alter | Mr. and Mrs. S andy P a tte rso n of
P inkston, while th e ir m o th e r takes i Bend. O regon vLsited a t th e T. T.
are of Mrs. T h ra s h e r, who is in Elliott hom e over th e F o u rth . Mrs.
the Holy R osary hospital a t O n - P a tte rso n is a d a u g h te r of Mr.
W E K N O W YOU W IL L
"Have À Picnic”
AT TH E
Nyssa Night Rodeo
July 23 and
2U
THURSDAY, JULY 15, 1918
E lliott.
T h e M. M. club m et a t th e hom e
of Mrs. W .lliam T oom b last week.
Mrs. W esley Piercy h a d the lesson
for th e day. S h e gave a talk on
Alaska.
T h e K in g m an Kolony G ra n g e
will hold its an n u al picnic in the
Caldw ell p a rk S unday, July 18.
M em bers of th e Jersey club a n d
o th er frien d s a tte n d ed th e class-
ifi a tio n of th e Cliff W right a n d
C liff B eaum ont h erd s S a tu rd ay .
E. P. E w alt of Corvallis was here
to ju d g e th e cows. L unch was serv ­
ed a t noon on the B eaum ont lawn.
M ike E llio tt a n d K e n n eth Moore
fished for th re e days a t th e dam
over th e F o u rth . T hey bro u g h t
hom e several nice bass. T h e trip
-narked th e first tim e for th e Moot e
boat, w hich G uy Moore a n d A. B.
Sim m erm an built this w inter. T hey
reported th e boat was sa tisfac to ry
n every way.
C h arlie Bowers a n d fam ily were
In J o rd a n Valley S unday. T hey
picnicked on Succor creek on th e ir
way hom e.
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Mrs. K ris Van Zelf, who has
been m ak in g h e r hom e w ith her
dau g h ter, Mrs. Ja k e G root, left
T hursday
m orning for Scoosia,
C alifornia to spend th e sum m er
with h e r son, K ris Van Zelf, and
fam ily, who have been visiting
ielativ es a n d friends here a n d in
Caldwell. Mr. and Mrs. Dick G root
-ailed on th em F riday evening.
O th er visitors were Mr. and Mrs.
K ris K a t a n d R ikus V Twisk of
M ilwaukie, Oregon.
Mr. a n d Mrs. C. M. T ensen a n d
Niel a n d C arolyn, who a re spending
ihe sum m er a t th e ir hom e a t S u m ­
m it P ra irie , a re here for a few d a y s .
to a tte n d to business.
Mr. a n d M rs. Dick G root m ade a
business trip to O n tario T h u rsd a y |
a fte rn o o n a n d caled on Mr. and
Mrs. Ja m e s K akabeeke.
R ikus v T w isk and K ris K a t of i
M ilw aukie visited a t the P ete T e n - j
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Mr. a n d M rs. Dick G root e n te r­
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G eorge Sm it.
Mr. a n d M rs. P e te V ander O ord ,
a n d B etty, N elly and R ay a n d Mr. j
V ander O ord, Sr., called on frien d s |
in A rcadia T h u rsd a y evening.
Mr. a n d M rs. Joe S tam of Nyssa
and G e rrit G ro o t of Apple valley
called on frien d s of this com m unity
S a tu rd a y evening.
Mr. a n d M rs. C. M. T ensen a t t ­
ended th e buckaroo b re ak fa st a t
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Nyssa Night
RODEO
“-Next After
his Creator”
July 23 and 24
“He who can double his food—deserves to
rank next after his Creator.”
Thomas Jefferson wrote those words about
150 years ago—but they were never more true
than today.
Today, the world’s greatest need is for food.
People are starving—dying. The man who pro­
duces more food saves lives.
One of the best ways to help increase produc­
tion today was also recommended by Jefferson.
Horizontal plowing, he called it. We call it con­
tour farming.
But we suggest that you arrange a nice cool lunch for a shady
spot at home or some nearby picnic grounds before the Rodeo.
Nyssa grocers can supply you with the necessary food
Gordon’s Drive-In
N> t s s a 1^ood Center
W ilso n s’
Sup< er-Market
F*oun<Js G rocery
1fhe Food Mart,
W ilso n ’s H i-W ay Market
With Your Attendnce
Giving Encouragement
TO THE
Owyhee Riding Club
Sponsor Of The Event
But, this is only one part of the pattern of
farming that can help you increase your food production—and
save lives by saving soil and water. Strip-cropped fields will also
stop wind and water erosion. Cover crops and fertilizers will
build soil. Grass will heal worn land.
These are ways to farm better today and live better tomorr­
ow—to produce more at less cost—to make work easier—to
build instead of just “using up"—to give your children a better
farm, and a chance for a better world.
Thomas Jefferson was light about plowing. Thomas Jeffer­
son was l ight about food. The man who produces more food to­
day saves lives.
For Full Production, Use Land And Water Wisely.
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Hollingsworths’ Inc,
Owyhee Truck
&
Imp. Co.
W estern Corrugator Co,
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