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PAGE TWO THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOU RNAL NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY. AUGUST 17. 1950 The Gate City Journal KLABB V. P O W E L L ................................. Editor »nd PoblUhrr HI BS< K I P T I O N ADVF.KTI8I.NG RATES K A T F.H One Year $2 00 till mon Ou 11 26 Binile Coplea 06 ■ Strictly In Advance« Published every Thursday Entered at the postoffice through the United States the net Open rate, per Inch National, per Inch Claiulileds, per word Minimum ___ 40c 49c ___2c 30c at Nyaaa. Malheur County, Oregon. at Nysaa. Oregon for transmission Malls, as second class matter, under of March 3. 187» Locate la Nampa— Mr and Mrs Chet Mosier have gone this week to Nampa, where they will make their home Mr Mosier. manager of the Idaho-Ore- gon rendering company h .. be*,, in Nampa since last spring. He is employed by the Idaho Animal Pro ducts company. JELLO - - 23c 87c 59c A L L F L A V O R S . 3 FOR VELVEETA CHEESE 2 LB. B RIC K MIRACLE WHIP - QUART Hi C Orangeade - 48 O Z. B A G Vinegar B R IN G • Lipton's Tea 48 - YOUR TO O L A T E TO C L A S S IF Y WANTED—To buy 200 tons of corn ensilage, phone 292-R. 17A2xc. FOR RENT—Furnished three-rooms and bath, 107 Ennis avenue. Nyssa, FOR RENT—Cabins, newly decor- ! ated, reasonable, phone 122-M. Fox’ cabins. First and Emison. 17alxc ! A Demonslration of Famous REVERE WARE You are invited to attend a demon stration of the “W aterless” cooking method with the famed Revere W are. A noted chef from the Revere test kitchen will be in our store to show you the finer points of the wonderful line. After seeing Revere W a re we know you'll agree, it is Houseware's First family. FRIDAY, AUGUST 18 A Door Prize W ill Be Given To Thé Holder Of The Lucky Number At The Drawing To Be Held At 4 O'clock. -V NOW IT’S EASY TO DO A OF HARVESTING SUGAR BEETS— ^ W ITH THE N E W M c C O R M IC K -D E E R IN G HM -1 BEET H A R V E S T E R Now it’ s easy to harvest beets in less tim e— and at th e righ t time— with a M cC orm ick -D eerin g H M -1 Beet Harvester for you r F arm all H, .\1 or M I) T ra cto r. T h is m ach in e harvests 5 to 6 tons o f beets an h ou r. A n d you d o n 't have to worry abou t w eather or field c o n d itio n s — you can harvest you r beets n o m a tter w h eth er it's h o t, co ld , wet or dry. In on e c o n tin u o u s op era tion , this beet Uarvester to p s, lifts, clean s and loads the beets in to a special ca rt pulled beh in d the tractor. T he cart is eq u ip p ed t o elevate the beets in to a truck or w agon at th e en d o f th e field. T h is elim in ates h an d lin g and it 's n o t necessary to drive th e tru ck across the beet field. C om e in tod ay. l e t us show you h ow th e new M cC orm ick -D eerin g Sugar Beet H arvester will d o a s tr e e t, efficien t j o b o f saving you tim e and m on ey . Owyhee Truck & Implement Co. EDER HARDWARE CO. 202 M A IN jo b Phone 245 N YSSA. OREGON \ P hon e 46 IN TERN ATIO N AL HARVESTER FARM EQUIPMENT HEADQUARTERS Step in...step up in the world! Tty» i» the Chrysler New Yorker Newport . . . the original "hard-top'' convertible . . . the car that started today's smartest trend in design. But you've only to see it and drive It to realize that there stiff it nof another car like it. N o car regardless of price can match the luxury of the materials and appointments in the lovely interiors. Even the Clearbac rear window still stands alone for grace, beauty, and exceptional driver vision. And there's builf-in value all Ihe way through without equal. Built-in value that will make you a Chrysler buyer from now on. Quality . . . craftsmanship . . . engineering . . . that mean you invest not only in prestige and pleasure, but in lasting satisfaction as well. See this car or any one of the 21 body styles available todayl NEW VORHER NEWPORT . . . ■ Oearfcoc rear window 35« S1.00 O Z . C A N . 3 FOR BLACK . SUN SET VALLEY ASSEMBLY OF GOD Rev. Joe L Dodson. Pastor Sunday school, 10 a. m. Worship services. H a m . Young People, 7 p. m. Evangelistic meeting. 8 p. m. Wednesday Bible study. 8 p. m n - PACKAGE CJ1 * 3 POUND 1 . G a ir r . P a s to r phone 3036 Vale. Date Pam penen account. $402 33 Tom G. Fodge vs. Arthur Palmer, 17a2xc et. al., damages, $15 158. FOR RENT— Business building, 16 BUILDING PERMITS So First street Unfurnished apart- W. D. Holcomb, construction. Bow menta Nyssa Insurance agency. 17al er avenue, lots 11 and 12. block 24, I Teutsch addition. $14,000, 28 by 29, NEWS OF RECORD masonry, dental building for Dr. COMPLAINTS, CIRCUIT COURT John Olsen. C. K. Olson, construction, Main Don Fox vs. Calilornia Union In- i surance company, recovery on policy, street, lots 8, 9 and 10, block 2, Teutsch addition, $18,000, 40 by 80, : $5.000 Robert Fischer vs. Max Howard, brick and masonry, Firestone build ing. ; damages. $16.600 Marion Chard. Park avenue, con | Credit Bureau’s Adjustment Depart- struction, $450, 18 by 22, frame. ! ment vs. Guy B. Engle, recovery on tn Quaker Oats r. BIBLE BAPTIST C HURCH 213 Second St. Ray Bohler. Pastor 10 a. m . Sunday school. 11 a. m . morning worship. 7:30 p. m . evening service. Mass on Sundays at 8 30. Cate chism at 10 a. m Saturdays. M I S S I O N A R Y B A P T I S T CHURCH S u m m e r S c h o o l— W. M. Turner. Pastor Mr and Mrs Charles Steffens, Dale Overstake and Walter Me- Sunday school. 10 a. m Morning service. 11 a. m. Partland have returned to their Song service, 7:30 p m homes in Nyssa after attending the Evening service, I p . m. summer school sessions at the Uni Wednesday evening prayer ser versity of Oregon at Eugene. vice. 8 p. m On Vacation— FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH M u Marie Seburn is spending Rev Sheriin Schmidt. Pastor her vacation at the home of her Sunday school, 10 a. m parents, Mr and Mrs Carl Sebum. Worship service, 11 a. m. She will return to Portland, where she has a position as teacher for L. D. 8. 1st WARD the coming school term Dean Fife, Bishop Sunday—Priesthood meetings, 9:15 Here f rom Reno— a m. Sunday school, 10 a. m. Sac Mr and Mrs Jack Dunn of Reno, Nevada are visiting at the home of rament. 8 p m. Tuesday—Relief society, 2 p. m Mr and Mrs William Dunn. The two men are brothers. CHURCH NOTES W han li com es fo d eliv erin g g o o d fo o d to you r "h o m e plata". Taylor'a F ood M arket really copa ihe pennant. Y ou'll find ch a m p ion qu ality m eals, g ro c eries and fruits and vegetables h ere . . . at low price*. R ev. Wednesday—M. I. A.. 8 p m. Thursday—Primary, 10 a. m. R etu rn f r o m To Wallowa Mountaii Dr. C. J. Kopp and his father. Rev Clarence Kopp of La Orande. left Monday on a fishing and camp ing trip to the Mlnam river in the Wallowa mountains. Mrs Clarence "Texas Slim” Veste:, converted Kopp will remain in Nyssa until Dr "Texas SSlim” Vestel, converted Kopp returns. gangster, will preach his closing message at the community tent Here from l.s Grand«— Rev and Mrs Henry J Oernahrdt THE METHODIST COMMUNITY meeting Sunday night 'A great deal of interest has been and Mr. and Mrs John Oernahrdt CHURCH visited friends in Nyssa Sunday. shown In these meetings as evi Donald 8 Campbell. Minister denced by the crowds, both Inside They were en route to Olendale. 9 45 a m . church school. and outside the tent"according to California where Rev Gernhrdt will 11 a m morning worship Rev and Mrs Lloyd Pounds, spon officiate at the christening service 7 p, m . Youth Fellowship. for one of his great grand children sors of the revival. "Rev Vestal’s messages are both In ASSEMBLY OF GOD teresting and stirring because they Here From Tillamook— 2nd and Reece U. J. Nygger of Tillamook has are sincere and ring with the reality Frank C. Coley, Pastor Joined his family at their home on of a real experience with God." Sunday school, 10 a. m , classes Mrs Nygger and for all ages The remaining subjects will be as Alberta avenue follows: Thursday evening, "The three children have been In Nyssa Morning worship, 11 a. m. Man In the Lonesome Valley and since June, but Mr Nygger remain Evening evangelistic service, 8 p his Barking Dog"; Priday. My Kid ed at their home In TUlomook to m. nappers and Why f was Kidnapped complete business transactions. Tuesday evening prayer and Out of Prison". Saturday, "My Sec praise, 8 p. m ret Trial and Sentence to the Elect Oklahoms Visitors Here— Friday evening, young people's Mr and Mrs. Frank Maltesberg'r service, 8 p. m. ric Chair” , and Sunday, "Prom the Electric Chair to the Pulpit” , reveal and Dixie of Pawnee, Oklahoma and Everyone welcome. ing the original pardon signed by Mr and Mrs, Oeorge Maltsberger and daughter of Pryor, Oklahoma the governor of Texas. CHURCH OF CHRIST A baptismal service wlil be held : are visiting at the homes of Mr and Don R. Maxfleld. Pastor Sunday afternoon. Those wishing Mrs Monty Fraser and other rel 10 00, Sunday school. Henry to attend the services are Invited atives In the community. Storm, Supt. The congregation will gather at the 11 00 morning worship and Lord’s tent at 3 p m and go from there to i Annual Plrnlr Slated— supper the place of baptism. The annual county picnic for 8:00. evening worship. Masons and Eastern Stars will be Daughter Born— held Sunday afternoon at 3 o’clock ST. PAUL’S FPISCOPAL CHURCH Dr and Mrs C. John Kopp are al the park In Vale. Rev. C. L. Callahan, Rector the parents of a daughter born at Church school. 10 a m. the Holy Rosary hospital August 4 Pioneers To Meet— Church services, 7:30 p. m . every The new baby has been named The annual reunion of the Mal Sunday evening. Jancy Lynn. Dr and Mrs Kopp heur County Pioneers association have one other child, a son, Jimmy will be held at Vale August 25. THE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev. Glen Abla. Pastor Sunday school. 10 a. m. Morning worship. 11 a. m. N. Y P S service, 7 p. m Evening service, 8 p. m. Mid-week prayer meeting, Wed nesday evening, 8 p m. Visitation Priday evening from 7 to 9 There Is special music and sing- SpofiHors PIcaHPil With Atlemlanrc At Vestel Revival Ing at each of our regular services. j We extend a hearty welcome to all to worship with us. ------------ CATHOLIC CHCKCH Park Aveaae and Third Street 39« - JUG. G A L . SIMMS! I M M I IM MM M M M II 11 II M M il 11 II M M H M ItM U H H M M II M M 11 M II M luin nun h 1111 h nu h un LEMONS Doz. 39c 300 size mi h mi m tiiiiiiiiiiiiiii mi riiiiirmuiint h 11 i ’ i n C H 0 IC Í M l ATS BACON - - 57c FRANKS - - - - 79c S L IC E D . W IL S O N S. LB. LA R G E . 2 LBS. 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