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at Nyssa. Malheur County. Oregon.
at Nyssa. Oregon for transmission
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of March 3. 1879
Along The
EDITORS
BEET
W e just collected our mail and
f ir once had time to open each pieo-
and scan the free advertising, "edi
torials,” political propogandu and
.suggestions on how to make a m il
lion. There was almost enough
weight to get out a newspaper for
a week, but there should be some
satisfaction In the thought that so
many groups consider the weekly
newspaper a good advertising med
ium.
Tw o or three manufacturing con
cerns which spend millions for mul
ti-colored magazine ads, favor us
each week with "local news" about
the use o f their product in Oregon.
Th e manuiacturerers, or their adver
tising agencies, not only have ill
the weekly newspaper
on their
sucker lists, they evidently think th •
editor-
throughout the co ■
would be delighted to use their Junk
to fill space.
One o f
the most Interesting
batches o f literature come in a first-
class .sealed envelope with about th»
crudest smear o f a political candi
date we have seen so far this elec
tion year. The so-called -ummary
takes Eisenhower apart and doesn t
even attempt to put him together
again.
Throughout the pamplets, ques
tions are asked about whether Eis
enhower is a Communist, of Jewish
de-scent and numerous other things
which are appeared to be made
negative by 'thorough investigation
which proved the implications were
unfounded.” Th e writer, who calls
himself a "counter intelligence offi-
Will This Be . . .
YOUR SUMMER SLOGAN?
or
will you say
My!. Oh! My!
it's hot in
this house.
Here at home we fend that a lot
of Mrs. Charley Grider's enthusiasm
about the dairy industry has brush
ed off oiiio a cross-section o f Nyssa
re-idents.
After a few minutes' conversation
With Mr
Grider aoout the forth
coming Jersey show here May 17,
it wa^ obvious that she shares with
tier hu.band the respoasibility, in
terest and work on the Grider Jersey
farm near Nyssa We learned as
much about dairying in a few min
utes from Mrs. Grider as we ever
have in comparable tune from nu
merous men who liave devoted their
lives to this important phase of
western farming
Probably the most lasting impres
sion was this dairy woman’s hign
respect for dairy breeds other than
Jerseys and the fact that she and
dozens of other dairy people in M al
heur county are confident o f the
sound economic groundwork they
are building for this area.
We'll all be hearing more about
the Jersey show be'ween now and
May 17.
Local News
Mrs. C. A. Malty. Mrs. John Kelly
L. D. S. 1st WARD
Gordon Ray, Bishop
and Mrs. Prank Morgan were Bohe
visitors Monday.
Sunday—Priestnood meeting, 9:15
a m
Sunday school. 10:30 a. m
Sacrament meeting. 7 :30 p m.
Tuesday— Relief society. 2:00 p m
Wednesday—M I A . 7 30 p in.
Wednesday—Primary. 4 p. m.
Mrs. Ida Oiin returned to her
home at Salem Friday after visiting
the past qjonth at the home of her
daughter and family. Mr. and Mrs.
Leonard Hewett and daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Jones arrived
home Wednesday week from a four-
Jay vacation trip visiting relatives
and friends at Ogden and their
former home town of Roy. Utah.
JOHNSTON
TURBINE PUM PS
Mr. and Mrs. Don Stoddard of
Idaho Falls returned to their home New A Used Available front Slock!
Tuesday after a week’s visit with
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their daughter and family, Mr and
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Mrs Howard Lovejoy and children.
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Herman Houston of Denver visited
Saturday with his sister, and her
.lusband. Mr and Mr- John Mullins
inroute to Springfield. Oregon to
locate.
WEISER SPRING
SOUARE DANCE
FESTIVAL
You’ll see and hear top fund
callers from faiOrande to Twin
Falls
SATURDAY, NIGHT, MAY 3
Vodvil Program starts 8 p. m
Dance Program 8 30 p. m.
Adm: Dancers 75c, Spectators 25c
East Side O ym —Weiser
you install an
Air - Conditioner.
Home beauty begins
with . . .
See,
WIGGER and PURVIS
Sheet Metal and Heating
Phon« 111-W
Stuns Lumbar Co.
Farm Truck
Farm Pickup
M U N IC IP A L
Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Haroldsen Broadway at Myrtle
Phone 9000
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Donald S. Campbell, Minister
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11 a in., morning worship C hild
hood Sunday will be observed in the
church Th em e: "W e Thank Thee
! for the Bible." Th e service is plan
ned for the children and families
Each child will be given a growing
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Both for
10 a m., our church school meets
for one hour with a program of
teaching for the whole family.
11 a. m , morning worship. This
is the hour for spiritual develop
ment Some of the great happenings
between Easter and Pentecost will
serve as Sunday morning themes.
This Sunday: “ W hat is the Soul?’’
This will be a discussion of the con
tinuity o f the personality beyond
dea tli.
6 p m.. orchestra practice directed
by Lynn Lawrence. The pictures
taken of the orchestra last Sunday
now will be available at this time
7 p. m., C. Y F hour: Lyle Wilson,
president: Marv Terhune. vice presi
dent; Marlyn Lowe, secretary: Doris
Rigney, treasurer. Th e executive
officers will direct a business m eet
ing. Devotional meeting, refresh
ments and a youth mixer.
8 p. m., night worship featuring
Rev. John Dewey o f Northwest
Christian college ot Eugene, Oregon
as guest speaker. Tis theme will be
“ What the Christian College Means.”
Orchestra directed by Lynn Law r
ence Special music under direction
of Mrs. Datricia Castro. Public cor- j
dially invited to hear Rev. Dewey j
in his first sermon in the church of ,
his early youth.
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South 2nd and Reeca Ave.
Sunday school. 10 a. m , classes
for all ages.
Junior church in basement audi
torium at 11 a. m.
Morning worship. 11 o ’clock.
Evening evangelistic service. 8
o'clock
Tuesday evening prayer and praise
service. 8 o'clock.
Friday evening Young Peoples j
Christ Ambassador service. 8 o'clock
Special music and songs.
Everyone welcome.
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Bordens CHEESE SPREADS
taken to a Boise hospital to receive
medical care.
Subject o f sermon.
Responsibility of the
The boys and girls who meet on
Monday afternoon after school are j
having their mothers for a Mother'a I
Day tea on Monday afternoon at
3:45 p. m.
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General Insurance Co.
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Friday, Saturday. Sunday. M ay 2-3-4
Boise
were among guests at a dinner
rhur->day night at the Artie Sipes
home at Homedale honoring the
birthday anniversary of Mrs. Harry |
Sipes.
Mrs. U. H. Neiger, Rex and Ja-
nelle made a combined business and
vacation trip to Tilamook last week
end. They also visited her parents
at Jefferson and daughter. Miss
Barbara Neiger at Oregon State
college.
A D R IA N U N IT E D
PR E S B YTE R IA N CHURCH
Henry E. Moore. Pastor
Through the Efforts of Your
Her«'* something to shout "E X TR A '' about: a great,
grand gi-gan-tic edition of headline food values pub
lished by Taylor's Food Market! There's a food scoop
on every shelf and every department is crammed with
your favorite tempting foods, temptingly priced.
Interm ountain
Morning service, 11 o ’clock.
Reduced 2 5 %
FOR H O M C M A K tR S
E Q U IP M E N T C O M P A N Y
ST. PAUL’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Rev. C. T. Crenshaw. Rector
Liability Insurance Rates
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Sun Valley
For the first tune in 18 years we
are caught in no-man’s land, unable
to exercise our voting franchise
Having become a re-ident of Oregon
April 1, and not having lived here
six months, we cannot vote in the
Oregon primaries this month. A l
though previously registered in Id a
ho, we cannot vote in the August
primaries by absentee ballot, either.
Mrs. Dirk Stockman and Beverly
Oh well, we will have completed spent the week-end in Boise at the
our six months in this state Nov. 4 home of Mrs. L. E. Howland.
when all the big issues are supposed
Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Haroldsen
to be settled.
entertained week-end guests, their
sons and their families. Mr and Mrs:
Th e Chief of Police apparently Wayne Haroldsen of Baker, and Mr.
was enjoying/u-. new duties Satur and Mrs. Arlan HarolcKen and bOfl
day in spite of the grim expression of Boise. Th eir daughter, Mrs. Arlie
on his face. With an extended chalk Sipes and boys o f Homeaale were
marker, he was spotting tires o f cars additional Sunday guests. The W a y
parked along Main street where the ne Haroldsens also visited the Lu
one-hour parking limit signs have ther Fife home.
been posted. Although none of the
Mr. an^i Mm. Loren Thrush of
offenders received a ticket, each was Homedale were week-end guests o f ,
given a warning and two or three Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hollingsworth.
were given tickets for not having
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Elkins attended
a m reeling o f the Rebekah lodge at
Weiser Monday evening.
It will be cool in your home
417 Arcadia Blvd.
plant. Babies and young children
will be baptized Anthem: "List to
the Lark” by Dickinson with solo by
Mrs. Dwight W yckoff
6:30 p m , the Youth Fellowship
will meet at the home of Ruth Herr-
niati. for study and tecreation.
7 p. m.. Intermediate Fellowship.
Young Adult Fellowship.
8 p m . Forum on the issues o f the
election Henry Hartley, chairman,
wifi be assisted by members of the
Toastmaster's club. The public is
invited.
ter.” is using hule or no intelligence their registra tio n certificates on
ii lie thinks ttu- or any outer n ee-- their cars.
paper would fall for such diatribe
Th e C h iefs sense of humor was
a
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provoked by the rush of business
men wild their employees to move
The areather -. too nice to alio * their cars from their parking places
the blo»*i pre .ure to climb about «Then the officer started down the
the aQove. so we quietly idled two .treet with his chalk It - a lot more
aa>te burets, dumped them in the fun than collecting nickels out of
tru-h can and turned to more imr ¡larking meters," the Chief admitted
portunt matters.
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