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PEACE BY FORCE FAILS
Every year at Christmas time preachers
and editors strive to find a new angle to the
centuries-old theme, “Peace On .Earthy Good
Will To Men”.
Some years they tell of the joys of peace
M gf There Be
Happiness
Throughout
The World
Wn loek forward
lightful
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with
de­
to
the
enthusiasm
cheer
and
fellowship
that la an essential part of
the
T ale tide
season.
kindest regards to each
Our
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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1948
and other years just hope for peace in a strife-
torn world.
With the rest o f the earth’s
people they pray for peace and prepare for war.
The only kind of peace man has learned
to achieve is the peace gained by force of arms
or threat of force. Even the uncivilized people
of the world can achieve that kind of peace, at
least for a time.
A man truly-at peace with himself and his
neighbors is most fortunate because he is in
tune with the enlightening phases of life.
The ultimate goal of an Omnipotent ef­
fective world system must be peace.
To
achieve that peace we must develop a program
of co-operation with our neighbors, based on
the teachings of Christ.
Apparently that is
the Divine plan and if we don’t achieve peace
by peaceful methods we won’t have any per­
manent peace at all.
asked to contact Mrs Joe Maughan gan came by plane to Boise Iasi,
or Mrs. E. H. Fieshman of tl
Legion auxiliary.
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FLAVO RFUL
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and Mrs. Bob McCullough.
May every gift you receive be one of hap-
Mrs. Marylin Keckler and child­
ren left Friday morning on the
piness and good cheer to last a lifetime. From
ADRIAN. Dec. 23 —George Stev­ streamliner to visit Mrs. Keckler's
the warmth in our hearts to the warmth in
enson, who Is employed at the [ parents. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Adrian feed store, fell and hurt his | Schuman, and her sister, Mary Jo
your homes, we wish you the merriest of
of Rochester, Indiana.
foot while working.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Phifer, Mr.
Mrs. Marylln Keckler and Deane and
Mrs. Junior Matthews, Mr. and
Christmas’s and all good wishes for the New
Mike and Marguerite Schuman Mrs. Bob Brown and Mr. and Mrs.
were Thursday dinner guests of Mr. Bill Willis attended a pinochlq
Year!
party at the Dick Ashcraft home
in Kingman Koony Wednesday eve­
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ning. Bob Brown, high for men,
also received the traveling prize.
Mrs. Matthews was high for ladies
and Mr. and Mrs. Phifer were low.
Mrs. K. I. Peterson, Mrs. Jerry
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Mackey, Miss Ester Fogleman, Mrs.
James McGinnis and Mrs. Cecil
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Smith attended the P. T. A. meet­
ing at the Kolony school house
Thursday evening.
Throughout the year
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Day, Mr. and
Mrs. Glenn Brown, and Mr. and
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Mrs. William Ashcraft attended a
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cooking utensil dinner at the Cliff
Wright home in Kingman Kolony
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Reasonable Rates.
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Jessie Creasy left Sunday
for Bridger, Montana after visiting
at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Nyssa, Oregon
Cecil Smith and family.
Mrs. L. C. Founds of Nyssa and
Mrs. Richard Holly were Sunday
Phone 261-M, Collect
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn
Pounds.
The Brownie Scouts met Tues­
The happiest Christmas season
Good luck, good health and
day at the home of their leader,
Mrs. Richard Holly.
you and your loved ones have
prosperity every day in 1949
Mrs. James McGinnis and Joyce
ever
enjoyed,
plus
.
.
.
—this
is our wish to you.
shopped in Boise Wednesday.
Mrs. John Jarvis accompanied
her daughter, Mrs. Elbert Hatch of
From everyone here
M ERRY CHRISTM AS
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There are no "lemons” for sale in
Homedale. to Boise shopping Wed­
nesday.
our used car department. As a factory-
Mr. and Mrs. A1 Nlckolson of
authorized Ford dealer, we can’t afford
Owyhee dam spent Wednesday eve­
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ning in Adrian.
to jeopardize our reputation or your
Betty Ann Deffer has been ill
friendship.
with influenza.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Landau and
Mr. and Mrs. A1 Nicholson shopped
in Nyssa Saturday.
Several room mothers of the
Kingman Kolony grade school
sacked candy for the school Mon­
And we all look forward to
day afternoon.
seeing you and serving you
Marguerte Schuman is staying
at the Cecil Smith home during
again» during the new year.
her sister's absence.
Mr and Mrs. Frank Carr and
A H APPY N EW YEAR
family of Boise visited Mr. and
Mrs. Cecil Smith Sunday.
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The Lions club held its regular
meeting at the Hudson cafe Thurs­
day evening.
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Returns to Nys— -
Portland Men VUH-
Mrs. Frank Morgan returned to; George Schanaman and Herland
n*r home In Ny^aa after an ab-1 Cook of Portland visited last week
sence of several months.
Mrs. I ftt the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl !
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one
Mr. Schanaman is a broth-
a recent operation at the home
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of her sister, Miss Jeanette Cal- n °* Mrs Leach, and Mr Coo i
kins of San Francisco. Mrs. Mor- 1 her nephew.
ADRIAN MAN HURT
IN FALL AT STORE
Septic Tanks &
Cesspools
Cleaned
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Herriman Motor Company
Here From Denver—
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Mrs. Blaine Ballah and son, Ar*
thur of Denver, Colorado have ar­
rived in Nyssa to visit at the home
of Mrs. Ballah's mother, Mrs. Frank
Morgan.
Wra. E. SCHIREMAN
Phone 61-W
Auxiliary To Aid Needy—
The American Legion auxiliary
is preparing Christmas boxes to go
to three needy families. The boxes
will contain supplies, used clothing
and a small amount of cash. If
there are any families of veterans
who are in need of help, they are
BASIC
MINERAL AND
VITAMIN
BODY FUEL
THAT MEANS
MORE ENERGY
REPLACEMENT
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As the wonderful, star-crowned story
of Christmas moves once more
through our lives, there is no one
of us who is not conscious of the
inexpressible divinity of the
scasoa It is a time to be gen­
erous, a time for deep happiness,
a time for neighborliness and
good will tdwards all.
Powell Service Station
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Bring out all the tin­
sel and tree trim­
ming! Sing out the
g a y e s t of carols!
Have the jolly spirit
of Christmas in your
heart and share it
with everyone you
know. We extend to
you and yours our
sincere BEST W ISH­
ES of the season.
V&e add our ivice to *
the chorus o f Qood
Cheer that greets ourd
community this
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Dry Goods — Shoes — Clothing
X-Ray Shoe Fitting
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