THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA, OREGON. THURSDAY. JULY 14. 1949
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the Lynn K y gar home.
Mr. and
On the return trip they spent one [ uncle of M r and Mrs. Share.
| Houston are sisters.
singing and sermon.
Eklon Strevy visited Sunday in night in the John W estfall home
Mr. and Mrs. C arl McClure and Mrs. Brown brought M axine Kygar
7:15 p. m., three different group
in Hines.
Weiser.
family left Wednesday for Utley- home after she had spent two
services, come and enjoy worstoip-
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Osborn and
Miss Dorothy Gilcrest of New
Also present
ville. Colorado to move their house weeks with them.
( mg in one of these groups.
Marlene
erf
Ontario
were
Sunday
| York, who is visiting here was a
| dinner guest Friday evening in the guests m the Wilson W inter home. hold belongings to Texas, where at the K y gar home were Mr. and
8 p. m., evangelistic service.
KI..VSS V. P O W E I . L ............................... Editor and P ubin hrr
Mr. and Mrs. Bob M o r i i « were they will make their home. They Mrs. Don Franklin and sons of
Services every Wednesday night home of M r and Mrs. John Zitter
cob.
dinner guests in the N eal N ichol visited here for the past few weeks Nyssa.
at 8 o'clock.
M r and Mrs. H Brooks and sons son home Sunday
W e extend to you a cordial ln-
with M r and Mrs. Charley Culbert I Mr. and Mrs. Keith Tallm an and
' a! Arizona visited Mrs. Brook's i M rs Mildred Hite has accepted
S U B S C R IP T IO N K A T E S
A D V E R T IS IN G R A T E S
1 vltation to any or all of our serv-
son and family.
children and M errill Tallm an of
daughter. Mrs. Howard Bybee, and : a position in the Adrian cannery.
I ices.
Mrs. G ra n t Patterson and Reed
itner relatives recently. Mr. and
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Darlene
H ayes
oí
W ilder
is and Douglas returned home S a t Homedale were callers in the K e n
' rs. Brooks homesteaded a ranch spending this week at the T . H.
Six Months
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urday from a visit o f a week with neth McDonald home Monday eve
below the highline ditch a few j Brewer home.
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her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Orson ning.
years
ago.
(Strictly in Advance;
M inim um .........30c
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth M cD on Barrett, in Ogden.
Mrs. Patter
Donald S. Campbell, Minister
M r. and Mrs. M elvin Buell of
Otis Bullard purchased a new ald and children spent Wednesday
son acotnpanied Mrs. W ilfred Bybee Klam ath Falls has arrived at the
9:45 a. m., church school.
ombine and started work in the and Thursday camping and fishing
and Lois Mitchell.
Verle Patter
11 a. m., morning warship.
4 rain last week.
near Unity.
Published every Thursday at Nyasa. M alheur County, Oregon.
son. who went to Ogden by bus, re home of her sister, Mrs. Russell
7 p m„ youth fellowship.
The Misses La Berta and Betty
Patton, Sr., fo r a visit.
Mrs. Lee Strickland and Mr. and turned home with the women.
8 p. m., evening service.
Entered at the postoffice at Nyasa, Oregon for transmpotion
Jo Hamilton returned to their Mrs. Chuck S hare visited the H en
Mr. and Mrs. W ern er Peutz vis
Mr. and Mrs. Dick B row n and
through the United States Mails, as second class matter, under
home in Seattle after a visit here ry W ard fam ily in Boise Saturday.
children and Miss Juanita Brown ited in M eridan Sunday In the Leo
SUNSET VALLEY
with their sister, Mrs. Jack Zitter M r and M rs W a rd are aunt and
the act of M arch 3, 1879
of Boise were Sunday guests in Huber home.
ASSEM BLY OF G O D
cob.
Rev. Joe E. Dodson, Pastor
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Houston
Sunday school, 10 a. m.
every night at 8 o’clock
Saturday
and Mrs. Ben Houston visited in
Worship services, 1 1 a m.
night, street meeting.
the Harold Houston home on O re
Young People. 7 p. m.
gon slope Saturday.
Sunday school, 10 a. m.
Evangelistic meeting. 8 p. m.
M r and Mrs. John Zittercob at
Worship at 11 a. m.
Wednesday Bible study. 8 p. m.
C H U R C H O F C H R IS T
tended the musical recital given
Don K. Maxfleld, Pastor
in Ontario last week by Mrs. Dor
C A T H O L IC C H U R C H
10 a. m.. Church school hour. A M IS S IO N A R Y B A P T IS T C H U R C H
othy Gilbert.
Park Avenue and Third Street
W. M. Turner
new class has been added, the
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Brady and
Rev. P. J. Gatre, Pastor
Missionary Pastor
Nursery class.
All children who
The hour of- Sunday mass will be family at Houston. Idaho visited
There will be baptismal services
are walking and under three years Sunday, July 17 at 3 o ’clock. The 8:30 through the months of June, friends here one day last week.
The Brady family moved from here
will receive Christian guidance In public is invited to attend. Come July and August.
to Idaho three years ago.
play and stories suited to their for all-day services.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Shaw and Mr.
C A LIFO R N IA CO UPLE and
own age.
Mrs. Bill Shaw of New Plym
Sunset Valley
11 a. m , morning worship and
VISIT A T A R C A D IA outh visited the Houston families
Community Hall
Lord's supper
8ermon "W h a t are
Sunday.
A. K. Herring, Pastor
You Looking For?"
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Warner, and
A R C A D IA , July 14— Mr. and Mrs.
Sunday school, 10 a. m.
7 30 p. m , Young People's meet
FYed M idkiff of Glendale, C a li girls returned Sunday from S traw
Morning Worship, 11 a. m.
ing.
Sermon theme, "T h e Power O f fornia visited one day last week in berry lake, where they spent three
8:15 p. m., young people are
the homes of M r. and Mrs. Theo days camping and fishing.
God Into Salvation”.
.sponsoring the religious film "D a y
Misses Beulah Corn and W ilm a
You are invited to worship with Matherly, Mr. and Mrs. John Zit-
break”. This is a 28 min. sound
tercob, Mr. and Mrs. Charles B u l Bullard went to M id-W ay Sunday
us.
film, produced in Austria, telling
lard and Mrs. Anna Dail.
Mrs. school near Nam pa Monday to
the story of Roland, a young ref ST. P A U L ’S E P IS C O P A L C H U R C H M idkiff was formerly Goldie Van conduct a two weeks Bible school.,
4« “ ••liar's m arket" Is gon e as fa r
ugee.
The young people Invite
Tusul, one-time resident of Arcadia.
i our truck business Is «oncernedl
Rev. C. L. Callahan, Rector
people from all churches and towns
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Thompson
Beginning June 1 and continue-
people as well.
They would like mg through August, services at of Emmett were dinner guests of CATTLEM EN BRING
★ Cash In on the biggest trade-in
to have you bring a serviceable St. Paul's Episcopal church will be Mr. Thompson's two sisters, Mrs
STOCK TO FARMS
allowances In Ford Truck history I
used garment to send overseas.
Anna
Dail
and
Mrs.
Etta
John
held on the First and T h ird S u n
Sunday afternoon the Sunday days only at 9 a. m.
son of Powell, Wyoming, in the O W Y H E E , July 14— Several cattle
4 Take advantage o f the biggest
school superintendants and teach
home of Mrs. Dail. Other visitors men left Monday for another trip
monthly sales ta rget o f new trucks
F A IT H • O TH ERAN CHURCH
ers from the churches of Vale,
in the afternoon were Mr. and Mrs. to the hills to see about their
w e 'v e had In yearsl
Rev. Sherwin Schmidt, Pastor
Ontario, Wetser, and Nyssa will
Theo
Mutherly,
Mr.
and
Mr.;. cattle.
The group rode for sev
Divine service at 11 o'clock.
meet in Ontario in a seminar
John Zittercob and Mr. and Mrs. eral days last week and after
Sunday school and adult Bible Gee Dail and sons of Nyssa.
conducted by Miss Ruth Towne of
spending the week-end at their
II 4 Choose from o ver 1 SO Ford Sonus
Portland.
class at 9:45.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Cook of Baker homes went again to look for stock,
Sullt Truck Medals—from half-ton
spent the week-end with M r and which is badly scattered due to
Pickups to 143-h.p. BIG JOBSI
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Mrs. A V. Cook.
poor feed. The men are bringing
NAZAKENE
Steri D. Splesz, Pastor
Mr. and Mrs. E arl Petitt and the poorer cattle in and feeding
4 Put a cost-saving Ford Truck to work
W e are continuing in revival
Rev. E. J. Wilson, Pastor
daughter of W eiser visited Sunday them.
fo r you nowl Immodlato d elivery
meetings with Rev. and Mrs. F
10 a. rn., Sunday school.
In the home of Mr. and Mrs. H a r
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Patton,
on all but a fow models!
L, Cook, “T h e Gospel Cavaliers"
11 a. in , song service, special old Houston. Mrs. Petitt and Mrs. and Mrs. Harry Rowe and Mr. and
Mrs. Russell Patton, Sr. made a
4 Trade In your old truck whHo you can
trip to Boise Monday on business.
■till g e t hlgh-dollar fo r It. Used truck
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth M cDon
Get new-truck pep and power, get new-truck cost-
values are slipping fasti
ald and children attended a base
cutting
efficiency
by
putting
a
Ford
Truck
ou
your
ball game in Payette, where the
jo b N O W ! 1 here's a Ford Truck for your job, for
Packers defeated the Harlam Globe
any job, over 1 50 models in all. Conventional and
Trotters 7 to 5 in an interesting
game.
Cab-Over-Engine types. Stake, Platform, Pickup,
Mr. and Mrs. George Schweizer
Panel, and Express bodies. Three great truck
and Mrs. Victor M arshall had a
engines. A 145-h.p. V-8 for the B IG JOBS. A
picnic in the park in Nyssa S u n
choice o f 100-h.p. V-8 or 95-h.p. Six for other
day.
models. N e w Ford Million D o llar Cab!
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth M cDon
ald and children went to Homedale
Ford Trucks ore Bonus Built to Last Longer I
Monday and Kay stayed for a vis
Bonus Built is the superstrong construction that
it with her grandparents, Mr. and
means longer truck life. Using latest registration
Mrs. Ray Fletcher.
HEAVY
BIGGEST TR ADE - I N A L L O W A N C E S
Th e O. K. K club will meet
data on 6,106,000 trucks, life insurance experts
IN FORD TRUCK
HISTORY!
Thursday, July 21 at the home
prove Ford Trucks last longerl
of M rs Orville MoBwen, with Mrs.
4 Point
Byrd Walters assisting.
REG. $1.05
Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Brewer re
turned Wednesday from a trip to
80 Rod $6.95
SPECIAL 95c
Seattle and to Salem where they
attended a church cam p meeting.
The Gate City
Journal
You're back
In the drivers
Church Notes
Ç û o f f
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Butvife want to make sure its
in a Ford Million Dollar Cab!
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RODEO SPECIALS
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JULY 8 to JU LY 30
TRY FORD .
FOR TRACES!
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Barb W ire
S te el Posts
G arden Hose
G ard en H ose
50 FT. RUBBER
25 FT. RUBBER
REG. $5.95
REG. $3.25
SPECIAL $4.75
SPECIAL $2.50
Herriman Motor Company
f e Ä “Deep-Heet” Cooker
Is DIFFERENT because it has
SUPER SPECIAL
DO YO U W A N T A N E W L A W N MOWER A T PRE W A R PRICE?
AM ERICAN
Postwar Price $17.25
Our Price $14.00
c i
AM ERICAN
Post W ar Price $24.75
Our Price $20.00
CLEMSON
Po»t W ar Price $30.00
^
Our Price $26.25
POW ER BARREL
C a lf B ucket
Sprayer
AND
55 Gal.
Steel Wheel»
NIPPLE
e^M A G IN E yourself sitting INSIDE a circle
of hot radiators! You’d soon feel pretty well
“cooked." But if you sat DOW N on a radiator,
the application of heat would be decidedly con
centrated. The same principle applies to Mon
arch’s exclusive side heat cooker. Monarch's side
heat actually “wraps” the heat around the food
— speeds cooking — tenderizes more thoroughly
— and bakes rather than stews. N o need to stir
— foods do not stick to bottom!
Save
$100.00
$50 Lower In Price
$50 Trade-in
$100 Saved on Monarch
Electric Range
Monarch is $50 lower in price than any other top-
Priced electric range to start with.
Monarch and Peterson’s allow $50 for old electric
range.
How can we do it?
Reg. $212.00
Reg. $3.25
W e buy direct from the factory— No middleman.
Special $159.00
Special $2.40
The only dealer in the valley buying direct from
the factory.
Less advertising in every magazine— More qual
Highest Prices Paid For All Grain
See Us Before You Sell
ity put in every Monarch range.
W e can prove it.
Just take a look.
Use your own judgment.
CUSTOM ERS: Don’t Forget To A»k For Your Ticket» On Each $1.00
Do not take anyone’» word— Come in and »ee
Purchase. Tickets given on money paid on account.
for yourself.
Thirty-eight years of Monarch and dependable
merchandising
Tobler’s Feed and Fuel
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Nyssa
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Ontario
Vale
Payette