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TH E N YSSA G A TE C IT Y JO U R N A L , NYSSA, OREGON, T H U R S D A Y , J U L Y 28, 1949
The Gate City Journal
KLASS V. POWELL
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Published every Thursday at Nyssa. Malheur County, Oregon
Entered at the pontofflce at Nyasa. Oregon for transmission
through the United States Mails, as second class matter, under
the act <<f M arch 3, 1879
vitation to any or all of our ser- | with her sister, Ramona, who had
I vices.
rturned from the hospital with a
new son.
ASSE M B LI OF GOD
Mrs. Dorthy Casey and Walter
Steri D. Spies«. Pastor
Allman of Portland and Mr. and
Sunday school. 10 a. m.
Mrs. C m M eltvelt of Boise were
Morning worship. 11 a. m.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and
E v e n i n g evangelistic. 8 p. m. This Mrs. Forrest Reed.
Mrs R C. Hi Id. Sr and Bob
service concludes special meetings
went to T w in Falls Saturday for
with F L. Cook.
Tuesday, prayer and Bible study. che week-end to visit Mrs. H ikls
sister, who underwent surgery.
8 p. m.
Mrs. Elia D. Sterna ns went to
Friday. Young People's, 8 p. m.
Portland to visit her son. Halton
Stethens, and family.
C H I RCH OF CHRIST
Mrs. Garold Horn was visiting
Don R. Maifield. Pastor
10 a. m church school hour. her parents. Mr. and Mrs. H. V.
Garrett. Thursday
Minister in charge.
11 a. m . church service.
7:15. Young peoples.
8 IS, evening worship.
J. C.
Smith in charge.
be preaching
Our services Sun
10 a. in , church school hour. We
day morning will be m the church
Three different group services! F A IT H > t'T H E B A N CHURCH
Sunday night at 7 15
sh*rwin Schmidt. Pastor
THE CHI RCH OF THE
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,1 Divine service at 11 o'clock.
N A/.ARENE
The last serv ice of this special \ Sunday uhuo| ^
adult Blble
Rev. E. J. Wilson, Pastor
meeting will be held in the lent I class at 9 15
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Sunday night at 8 o'clock.
10 a. m Sunday school.
M IS S IO N A R Y B A P T IS T CHURCH
11 a. m . our son; evangelist will
Services In the tent every night
W’. M. Turner
Missionary Pastor
have charge of the music, then at 8 o’clock until Sunday.
Sunday school. 10 a. m.
Herold Volk, our evangelist, will
W e extend to you a cordial in-
Morning service. 11 a. m.
Song service, 7:30 p. m.
“ W A R T ” , The Speed C o p _
By Bingham
Young People's service. 7:30 p. m.
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Evening service. 8 p. m.
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Wednesday evening prayer ser
vice. 8 p. m.
besrett
Friday evening service. 8
m.
Herrman Cows
High In County
C h urch N o te s
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F O LLO W THE CROW DS TO THE
N azarene Tent M e e tin g
at Fifth and Main streets and hear M A R V IN I
M ILLE R sing and HEROLD V O L K , a nation
ally-known
evangelist
and
camp
meeting
preacher, expound the truths o f the Bible every
I jiight at 8 o’clock and at 11 a. m. in the church f
| Sunday.
Come to Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Mrs.
Volk will be speaking to the Sunday school.
SWP HOUSE PAIHT
BRINGS YOUR HOME
lFM
YEAR OF BEAUTY!
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Ronald Lane, testing supervisor
Ior * * associaUon. said that two
otber * erds “ » “ »* * rouP no,w
tested passed the 40-pound mark.
The herd of 34 Jerseys belonging
to C lifford W right of Nyssa had
an average production of 41.94 and
the Holstein herd of W. W. and
Ed K e r of Oregon Slope, con
sisting o f 28 cows, had an average
o i 40.11 pounds of butterfat.
Sunset Valley
Lane also pointed out that a
Community Hall
herd o f 14 Jerseys belonging to
A. K. Herring. Pastor
James
Peterson of Adrian, which
Sunday school. 10 a ,m.
has been high for three previous
Worship service, 11 a. m.
Rev Lewis E. Hall of Caldwell months, still ranks in the top four
will be our guest speaker
Mrs. with an average of 39.84. Herds
Ida Elliott will render special music. belongin’ to Louis Wettstein oi
Come and enjoy the services with Ontario and Lee Stoker at Nyssa
were both near the 40-pound line.
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Other herds in the association pro
1 HE METHODIST COM M UNITY duced more than 30 pounds of but
terfat belonging to D L. Hurst of
CHURCH
Adrian. Gilbert Sproul of Oregon
Donald S. Campbell, Minister
Slope.
Beaumont and Toorrtbs of
9 45 a. m., church school.
11 a. m , morning worship.
Adrian and Lawerenve Cleverly of
7 p m „ youth fellowship.
Nyssa.
8 p. m . evening service.
A Jersey cow from the Clifford
W right herd was the highest pro
SUNSET VALLEY
ducing cow with a individual record
ASSEMBLY O F GOD
of 78.3 pounds butterfat. T h e sec
Rev. Joe E. Dodson. Pastor
ond highest producting cow was a
Sunday school, 10 a. m.
Holstein belonging to Ed K er with
Worship services, 11 a. m.
an average of 69 8 pounds of but
Young People, 7 p. m.
terfat. T h e third place in the as
Evangelistic meeting, 8 p. m.
sociation went to a Jersey cow from
Wednesday Bible study. 8 p. m. the Peterson herd with a record of
i 69.2.
CATHOLIC CHURCH
Lane reported that herds of 727
Park Avenue and Third Street
cows were tested during the month.
Rev. P. J. Galre. Pastor
The
hour oi
of Sunday
lu e nvui
OUIIUÜJ mass
muss will
»III be
oc T\«r/-v T r i » , c V i r i l I
8 30 through the months o f June, * W U
1 f c A lV lO W I L L
I July and August.
FIGH T FOR LEAD
SHOW ER IS GIVEN
IN APPLE V A L L E Y
FAMOUS
T h e Holstein herd of 19 cows
belonging to Leroy Herrman of
Nyssa was high herd in the County
D H IA association for the month of
June with an average production
,N SO F T B A LL TILT
Th e Ontario Tractor company
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won its first game in the second
1 A PPLE V A LLE Y , July 28—Mrs half o f the city softball league
Henry Horn and Mrs. Garold Horn schedule Monday night by defeat-
were co-hostesses at a pink and ing Waggoner Motor company 13
blue shower for Mrs. R. C. H lld ,, to 6.
Jr., at the home of Mrs. Henry
Don Moss and Bob W ilder led
Horn Games were played and af- the winners with three A ts each,
ter the many lovely gifts were Neal Peterson hit for the circuit
opened refreshments o f fruit salad, for the winners. Lloyd Wilson led
cake and punch were served to 16 the losers with a triple and a
ladles and their children
home run.
Levi Stelhans of Seattle is stay
In tonight's games on the high
ing for a month at the home of his school field under the lights. T e l
avuit. Mrs. Forrest Reed
ler's will play M. I. A. for the
Mrs. Suttor of Meridian was a leadership of the league in the
house guest of Mrs. Forrest Reed second half.
Tobler's won the
Thursday and Friday.
first half. The Adrian Lions will
T h e W S. C. w ill meet at Mrs be pitted against the winless W est
Larkin's home August 3.
ern Cornagator company team. In
M r and Mrs. Garold Horn a t the last game, the Ontario Tractor
tended a fam ily dinner July 17 at company will play an outside team
the home of her parents. Mr. and
In games played to date, the top
Mrs. H. V. Garrett.
Mrs. Horn's 10 hitters who have had 23 or more
sister from Rio Dell, California. official times at bat are Calvin
her brothers from Ontario and Wilson, Tobler's, 815: Rosel Ander-
Boise and another sister of Payette son. Western Corrugator. .481; Blair
were present
Hendricks.
Tobler’s,
.406;
Dale
T h e W S. C gave a linen shower * Bingnian. Ontario Tractor comp-
for Mrs. Jack Wilson at the home any. 400: Tom Moore. Tobler's,
of Mrs. Clarence Frltts.
A mock 394, Don Brewer, Adrian Lions,
wedding was performed and games 378: Waynard Talbot. M. I. A..
! were played by 40 guests.
.378; Lloyd Wilson. W aggoner Mot-
Muss Barbara Henderson return- or company.
378;
Ron Smith,
id Monday from Eugene. Oregon. Tobler’s. 370, and Hugh Tobler,
where she stayed for three weeks Tobler's, 386.
Grain Bins
SELECTIVE SERVICE
OFFICE IS CLOSED
to be registered with the following son. La Verne, of Richland, Wash
persons: Vale, county clerk; Nyssa, ington have been visiting at the
Charles A. Marshall; Harper. G. Y. home of Mr. and Mrs. David Beers.
Chester;
Adrian, D. T. Holly; Jor
The office of local board No. 22,
To Portland—
selective service system, in the dan Valley, Dr. W. W. Jones; Bro
Mrs. Henry Hartley and Mrs.
Ouas building, Ontario, will be gan, Mrs. M yrtle I. Rose. Juntura,
George L. Baker and Ontario, Harry Miner loft Tuesday morning
closed after August 3.
for Portland. T h ey will return on
A ll records of the local board Virgil E. Glaves.
Thursday with Henry Hartley, who
will be transferred to the Vet
is recuperating from an ear op
erans Memorial building in Baker, Here From Washington—
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Campbell and eration.
where all future correspondence to
Che board should be sent. This
move was made necessary by lack
of sufficient money being appro
priated by congress for this office
during the present fiscal year. Local
board members remain the same
and have not been released from
their duties. They will meet once
a month at the office In Baker
Board
members
are
V irgil
E
Glaves, chairman, O. L. Thompson
and Charles A. Marshall.
The
Th e local board clerk, Mrs. Edith
A. Howell, will return to her home
in Vale.
THIS W EEK-END
Eighteen-year olds will continue
CLEARANCE
S P E C IA L S
Synopsis of Annual
Statement
NLA, of San Francisco In the State
o f California made to the Insurance
Commissioner o f the State o f Oregon,
pursuant to law:
INCOME
Net premiums received 811.126.172. <9
Total interest, divid
ends and real estate
income -----------------
533.166.01
Income from other
sources _____________
180 045 12
Regular $1.00 to $1.49 Rayon and Better
Cotton Piece Goods
Plain and Print Designs
Total In c o m e ______111 839.383 92
DISBURSEMENTS
Net amount paid for
8 4.710 395 50
adjustment
356.695 58
penses____________ —
Underw riting expenses. 3.941.312 15
Dlvidends paid to
stockholders
(cash.
8200 000 00:
stock.
none)
__________ _ __
Dividends paid or cred
ited to policyholders.
AU other expenditures
(Including investment
expenses 819 195 37 >
Dress S a le
200.000 00
T W O GROUPS
None
555
Total disbursements 8 8,76‘
AD M ITTED ASSETS
Value of real estate
owned (market
value) -----------------
Loans on mortgages
and collateral, etc. «.
Value of bonds owned _
(amortised* ---------- 813 299.
Value o f stocks
4 879
owned (market value)
Cash in banks and on
hand --------------------- 1.530
Premiums In course of
collection written since
1.217
September 30. 1943-
Interest and rents due
49
and a c c ru e d -----------
170
Other assets ( net t —
O n e G ro u p 2 5 % Less
O n e G ro u p */2 Price
None
None
404 68
Cottons and Rayons, Some Small
193 00
311 37
Children’s Sizes
915 71
171.___
171
22
456 1
12 ~
Total admitted
821 146 452 10
assets ------
.ÌT IÉ S ' SURPLUS AND
L I A B ILIT
OTHER FUNDS
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Total unpaid claims _ 85 084 .63.23
Estimated loss adjust
ment expense for un
paid c la im s -----------
207,596 6b
Total unearned prem-
. a„ . _ a- a_
iums ___________
8 468.743.42
AU other lia b ilities----
1 027 802 77
Total liabilities, except
capital ______________814 788.906 09
Capital paid up -------8 1 OOo 000 00
Special surplus funds:
Special reserve fund _
200 000 00
Guaranty surplus fund
200.o00.00
Unassigned funds (sur
plus* ________________
4 957 546.02
Surplus as regards poF
icy holders ___________ 6.357 546 02
Tots! _____________ I4 * *r ° 10
BUSINESS IN O P.F 'O N FOR
THE Y E A R
Net premiums received S
52 34h «2
Net losses p a i d ______
21 832 16
Dividends paid or cred
ited to policy holders
None
Principal office in Oregon Boari of
Trade Budding. Portland. O. o.x
C a n v a s San d als $ 1 .9 9 >
Regular $3.95 and $4.45 canvas rubber sole
play shoes.
Colors available.
Sizes 4!/2 to 9
M A N Y OTHER ITEMS ON SALE
Ask for your Saturday drawing tickets.
One
ticket for each $1.00 purchase
General Contracting and
Building
Custom-Built Cabinets and
Furniture
Furniture Repairing and
Refinishing
1 4 miles north of Nyssa-Panna
Junction
Johnson C abin et
Shop
Highway 96
Nyssa
Oregon
Phone 0C3J1
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"But that isn’t all. I figure I made
another $150 by trading rather
than waiting. Used truck values
were slipping so fast I would have
lost $150 on the old truck if I had
waited another 60 days.
“ I acted fast. Got my new Ford
fast. And I have been saving on
gas. oil and repairs in the mean
tim e.”
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