TAGE TW O .
THE NYSSA GATE C IT^JO U R N AL, NYSSA, OREGON _
THURSDAY. AUGUST 19, 1918
throughout the west to com pete'and August the time of masa in
I cattle strayed to my place. Owner bove qualifications. No Investment.
for the $5000 in prize money, a n d ! tbe Catholic cnurch will be at 8 TEACHERS NAMED
F O R I O T A I S T A F F S get cattle and pay for damage« no selling. Apply Mr. Brock, H otel
a.m.
every
Sunday.
plans have been completed for a ]
and this ad. Roberts Bros., three Moore. 6 p. m. Only Thursday
two-day race meet, with entrants]
miles west of Adrian.
an{j Friday
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1 aiready set from the top saddle - 1
CHURCH
strom,
girls'
P
E.
and
English:
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1936
Oodge
with
1937
p o R SALE—Used fruit jars, 45
K U S S V. P O H t l .L
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I di tu r a n d
I 'u M i . h r r
| horse and thoroughbred talent of j Naomi Burhert, Superintendent
Raymond
Weatherspoon,
social j motor.
Good
condition.
Phone cents per dozen
phone 297-W.
jjth e region.
American Lecion Hall
1 science and music: Clarence Bow 187-R after 6 p. m.
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J. C. -Doc" Sorenson, rodeo pro
Sabbath school, 10 a. m.
man. social science: Viola Dunck-
The puinic is invited to attend.
ducer. announced that he had se-
SUBSCRIPTION BATHS
AOVE RTISINO KATsS
ley, English, and A. J. Segadelli, , WANTED — Factory
„
representative W AN TED -Baby sitting, night or
< ured two acts for the B o le show
boys' P E. and science.
for the White House company of day. Drown girls.
Phone 06-R5
One Year___________ .*___ $2.00
Open rate, per inch----- ,i3 t
which will appear later this season
SUNSET VALLEY
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Jfigh School— Dennis W. Patch, San Francisco. Average earning of
in New York's Madison Square
Six M onths.......... ................$1.25
National, per inch _____ 40c
ASSEMBLY OF GOD
principal: Harriet Brumbach En- I our representatives is about »500 t ______________________________
garden.
The
two
are
Lee
Hen
Rev.
Joe
E.
Dodson,
Pastor
Single Copies.................... ..........Oo
Classifieds [ 1 er »orti ____ J - '
gitsh and library: Margaret Eng- per month. Must have dependable FOR SALE-- Pickling cucuirtiers.
dricks and his trained jumping and
Sunday school, 10 a. m.
i Strictly In Advance)
trom, mathematics: Kinsey Kev- car. good references, able to go to some tomatoes and string beans!
Minimum
30c
bareback horses, and Mary Her and
Worship service, 11 a. m.
eran, social science, coach; Lynn work Monday morning.
Do not Geon>e Gabriel,
mile southwest
her dancing horse. Glorious Ann.
Young people's meeting, 7 p. m. Lawrence, music; Howard Love- apply unless you can meet the a- of Nyssa.
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Both
are
from
Los
Angeles.
Evening
services,
8
o'clock.
joy,
mathematics
and
P.
E.,
coach;
Published every Thursday at Nyssa, Malheur County. Oregon
Bible study, Wednesday, 8 p. m. Mar.’ ery Nihart. commerce and art; * 1 n M II III 1 1 IIU M HI M I I I I I II I l.i M il U M M I m U 111 ill I I I I III M 1 1 HI I I l.i III 111 i.l III M III M M I'fH
Entered at the postoffices at Nyssa, Oregon loi transmission
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William H. Reedy. English; Aud-
Lirougt) the United States h.alLs, as second class matter, under
L. D. S. i'H l'RCH
rey Stall, social science and Eng-
Since 1890
the ac ot March 3. 1819
flrst Ward
lish: Charles Steffens, science; Vir-
Dean Fife. Bishop
ginla Steffens, home-making and
Sunday, 9 a. m.. Sunday school, girls' p. e .. and Richard Wilson,
i
Sunday, 10:30 a. m. priesthood agriculture
STAGE IS SET FOR
ST. PAUL’S EPISCOPAL C HURCH
meeting.
Veterans instructor— Rosel Hun-
Clair
Hunt of Meridian, fair,
Rev. t . L. Callahan. R.-ctor
WESTERN
IDA.
FAIR
Sunday, 6:30 p. m , sacrament ter
Electrifying Rebuilding Repairing
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manager, said ye,'erday that early: gervices will be held at 9:45 a.
or fast meeting.
Office staff— Mrs. George Sallee,
Your old machine converted to modern electric
The sta,’e is se- for the Western re-cstralione indicate that ah sec- m dUnng the month of August.
m e sta,,e is se. lor the western tors of the trading area will be i
______
Tuesday, 2 p. m.. Relief society superintendent's office and Mrs.
Idaho State fair to be held at the rejireenUrd with farm and house- MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH meeting.
Rolland Wuest, high school office.
Portables
Cabinets
Tuesday, 4 p. m., primary meet-
Custodial staff— Lee Miller, high
fairgrounds in Boise August 24, 25, hold products and livestock in all I Sunday school, 10 a. m.
$36.50
$71.50
23. 27 and 28.
dlvi ions. In add! ion, two out-of-
ln 8 -
school;
Russel Cochrun,
Nyssa
Morning service, 11 a. m.
Tuesday, 7:30 p. m„ geneologlcal
Harlon
Winters. Nyssa
Already exhibitors from through- . tate ou .-a u d in g dairy herds will
Young People. B Y. P. U., 7 p. m.
Your old machine is worth more today than it was ten years
Thursday, 7:30 p. m.. Mutual
o mer Dorman, grounds and
out western Idaho and eastern Ore- be on exhibition through the fair,
Evening service, 8 p. m.
ago, or probably will ever be again.
Earl Farr, Oregon
gon are converging on the grounds
The five-day n„[ht rodeo is ex-
Wednesday prayer service, 8 p. m. Improvement association meeting, [gymnasium
Sunday. 5:30 p. m . »ard welfare Trail
and A. V, Cook Ar-
as the deadline for entries draws petted to draw top hands from
Visistmg pastors supply,
meeting. (First and third Sundaysi t :.adia schooi
I buy any make or model regardleess of age or condition
Transportation superintendent—
THE CHURCH OF THE
FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH
Clayton Jensen.
Supplies for all family machines.
NAZARENE
Roland G. Wuest. Pastor
10 a. m . Sunday school.
10 a. m., Sunday school. Classes
F. "LETE” SAUKETT. 469 WEST FIRST ST. SOUTH.
40 IDAHO FARMERS
11 a. m.. morning worship ser for all age groups.
Phone 247-M
P. o . Box 608, Ontario, Oregon
vice, congregational and special
11 a. m., worship sendee. Ser
GO ON FIELD TOUR
singing and sermon.
mon theme for the 13th Sunday
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7:15 p. m., young people, teen iter Trinity will be:
In addition to the pasture, he said
age and Junior services.
the Christian Present Himself Be the practice of usin.j barnyard
8 p. m., evangelistic service.
fore His G od?", based on Micah 6 : manure and clover chaff appli
8 p. m„ Wednesday prayer and ®*8-
] cation repeatedly on slick spots has
j praise service.
practically eliminated this problem.
We extend to Jou a cordial in
A short stop was made at the
SAFETY COUNCIL
vitation to attend any or all of our
u r i n e
A D C N A M F n °eorge Webster farm to see the
ervices.
n C ./\ L » a MINE. 1N/A1VIE.L» wooden attribution flume that is
used to eliminate erosion on steep
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. From Page One) . land. This flume has been in op
Sterl D. Spies*. Pastor
ing zone in front of the pas. o fi- eratior» four years and has proven
Sunday school, 10 a.m.
ice. It also recommended that the highly satisfactory in irrigating
Worship service, 11 am .
city council proceed with the nec- I crops of alfalfa and beets,
Junior church, 7 p.m.
essary action to provide for ped- I "^le sprinkler irrigation system
Evangelistic, 8 p.m.
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,
, . on the Otto Reins 80 acres was
Tuesday, 8 p.m., prayer meeting. estnan lanes and "no parking found t0 ^ glvlag very saUsfactory
Friday, 8 p.m., young people.
curbs
at the “ Y
prior to the results on rough land with a hvjh
start of the school year in Sept- percentage of slick spots. Beets,
THE METHODIST COMMUNITY ember
Alfalfa, pasture, grain, beans and
CHURCH
Additional traffic hazards noted
^
9:45 a. m„ church school.
ed with this system.
The tour terminated on the
11 a. m. morning worship. Ser and discussed consisted of pedes-
We have moved to the store building formerly
river Stanley and Warren Nelson farm
mon subject: "The Freedom Trail.' nan traffic on the Snake
7 p. m.. Youth Fellowship.
,■,ie an“
*ts approaches,
the on the pump unit where 38 acres
8 p. m.. evening service. An hour railroad crossings to the Idaho 0f beans, planted June 5 with wat-
occupied by the Henneman Hardware company
Canmng company plant and at tne er not available until June 23, give
of singing led by Oscar Bratton.
Garrison corner on the Adrian 1 a promise of a very good crop,
road, vehicle congestion and lack
field ¡5 irngated with
CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST
in the Atkeson building.
if visibility at the intersection of spn nkler system.
OF
First and Main streets, and the
LATTER DAY SAINTS
oossibility o f bringing action by
SECOND WARD
BUILDING PERMITS
he state highway department to
( Mormon)
L. T. Marshall, construction, on
nstall
warning
blinker
lights
on
Arvel Child. Bishop
highway 20, lot 12, Glasgow addi
he underpass at the east end of tion. $4000 24 by 36 masonry.
Sunday. 11:30. Sunday school.
Main
street
and
at
the
“
Y
"
on
10:30. Priesthood meeting.
William B. Mayden. construc
Sunday, 8 p.m., Sacrament ser he west end of Main street.
tion. Eighth street, tract 23, Glas
The safety council also unani gow tracts, *3500 22 by 26, cinder-
vices.
Wednesday, 2 p.m.. Relief society mously voted to apply for mem blocks.
bership in the national safety
Wednesday, 4 p.m., Primary.
W. H. Lemon temporary permit
You’ll Appreciate Our Fast,
Wednesday. 7:30 pm ., Mutua: council, to encourage and support to move trailer house to Park
the school traffic patrol, to advo street, block 3, original townsite.
Improvement
Courteous Service
cate a compulsory high school
driver-training course, and to en
CATHOLIC CHURCH
Too Late To Classify
list the aid of farmer organizations ---------------------
Park Avenue and Third Street
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in the attempt to reduce farm LOST—Black cocker spaniel near
Rev. P. J. Gaire, Pastor
_ I Beginning the first Sunday in accidents and safety hazards.
Deseret
Sheep
company
farm.
Regular meetings of the Nyssa Phone 01J4.
j June and continuing through July
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safety council are to be held once
each month and interested citi - 1 FOR SALE—Two-year Irish setter,
zens are encouraged to mail a n y . A. H. Keck, Rt. 1, Nyssa. 19A3xp
comments, suggestions, criticisms !
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or contributions to the council in ! FOR SALE—Bicycle, good conriit-
signed letters so that adequate, ,on- Price *15- Phone 0SJ2 19A2xp
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consideration
and
acknowledge- TOR SALE—New~"honey at house,
15
cents
a
pound.
" 's p e c ia l meet nigs of the council ¡ w " w ^ s t e T
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win oe held to investigate aH'fatali _____ !_________
or serious accidents.
STRAYED— 12 head of Hereford
I he Gate City Journal
Church Notes
SEWING
MACHINES
We Are Now
Doing- Business
In Our New Location
SERVICE PART SCO.
THOMPSON Oil CO.
MORE W EA R -LESS CARE
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FG 2 Y O U R M O N EY
S ee
TW ’49 Ford hat
a 59 % more rigid "Life
g u a r d " B o d y a n d F ra m e
structure. It has a lower center
of gravity, too, for tolid se
curity. And “Picture Window”
Visibility all around.
IC S
YOU
"t^tune
Flor Ever
P L A S T I C FLOOR C O V I R I N O
Only Ford In any
Reid give* you a choice of V-8
or Six. Both engines are new
both
ore engineered for smooth, sporkimg
performance.
The ’4 9 F ord h a *
the " M i d S h ip " Ride.
1 the smooth -g o in g level
center section. New H y d r a - C o il"
Front Spring* and
Rear Spring*, tool
"Para-Fie«”
^
O u t s id e — a
^
" d re a m c a r ”
silho uette. Lo w er,
yet there'* plenty of
road clearance and
head room. Inside—
new upholstery, new
in stru m en t p a n e l,
new fittings.
HELP ID
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“ xtUiOMt
“willi this new
miracle
floor covering
DESIGN
^
New "Fquo R o ”
C o o l i n g , ne w
lubrication system,"Deep-
Breath" Manifolding for
up to 1 0 ^ greater gas
eco n o m y. N ew O v e r
drive, optional at extra
cost, gives up to 25 %
greater gas mileage!
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IN
AND
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IT!
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