Nyssa gate city journal., December 04, 1952, Image 8

THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 4. 1952
NYSSA
T H E A T R E
TELL rilONE 108
F RI DA Y - S A T U R D A Y
DECEMBER 5-6
"RC3E OF
CIMARRON"
In Natural Color with
jac k b e i t e l
P O WE R S
BILL WI LLI A MS
JIM DAVI S
mala
The wild cat ol rh< west has the
outlaw in her igh: ■
.she lived
by the law oí the ix-gun.
SUNDAY M< IN D A Y
DECEMBER 7-8
"SON OF
ALI BABA"
In Technicolor with
r o w i i it n s
ITI’ EK LAI It IK
A fanta y o l Ambimi nights.
A to
"JUST ACROSS
THE STREET"
A boy me
tiri comedy.
TUESDAY, DEC. 9
"OUTLAW
W O M EN "
with
M Alt IE W INDSOR
KH II \K1) ItOBEK
Also
"YUKON GOLD"
with
KIRBY ORA N'T u.d CHINOOK
VVKDNKSDAY-THURS.
DECEMBER 10-11
"SO N OF
PALE FACE"
with
BOB HOPE
j a m : k i ski i i .
HOY ItOI.EItS and I ItlGGI It
It’s h-nir ralsli :g nonsense with
melody, excitement nnd a hilar­
ious comedy with a western lant.
FRIDAY-SATURDAY
DECEMBER 12-18
"K A N G A R O O "
with
M SCREEN O’HARA
PETER I.AWFOKI)
EI.VLEY ( ’ CURIE
KK IIXRD BOONE
The story of hnrd bitten men and
lovely rwomen in a niyyed era.
This is the first picture made in
Australia by an American com­
pany.
SU N D AY-M O N D A Y
DECEMBER 14-15
"BOOTS MALONE"
with
W il l I IM HOLD! V
JOIINNY S I I W Vlt I’
s i w i n «i i vpNi s
ANN I EE
The story of a boy who left heme
and a man who never had one
and each following the race
track game.
TU KSDA Y - W EDN ES DA V
DECEMBER 16-17
"FRANCIS GOES
TO WEST POINT"
with
DONALD (>’( ONNI It
I.OKI NELSON
ALICE KELLY
Mid FRANCIS
It’s Francis again—out-talking
and out-think mg everybody and
who goes tlurough West Point
to prove it.
TH U R SD A Y-F R ID A Y
DECEMBF.R 18-19
"BACK AT THE
FRONT"
with
TOM EAVELL
HARVEY LEMBECK
MARI BLANCH AKI)
BARKY KELLY
More hilarious adventures «»f the
laughable dog faces, B i l l M . v u i d -
Ui'c Willie and J<>«. shaking T Aty *
apart In a wild off-duty *>ree
»m ■ » a" -i
Nu Acres Girl
Dies Following
Long Illness
Funeral Sunday
For Long-Time
Nyssa Resident
.1 XKI II O f D I M E S D R I V E T O
START IN C Ol NTY JAN. 2
(Continued from Page 1»
Girvtn i a new chairman for the
Grove community, which joined
with another community last year.
Other chairmen who will head the
drive again in their communities
are Mrs. James D. Staley. JunUira;
Mrs. H B. McClure, Harper: Mrs.
Don Libby, Riverside; Emil W. Maag,
Jamieson; Mrs. Ohesley Hart, West-
fall. Robert Smith, Brogan; Emmett
Sappe, Willowcreek and Ellen Corta,
Arook.
Need Great This Year
Henigson stated that the Nyssa
and Ontario Toastmasters clubs
have agreed to undertake an exten­
sive speaking campaign throughout
the county during the latter part of
December and forepart of January.
"Almost everyone in the lower Snake
river valley is aware of the terrible
epidemic that struck this area this
summer, which speaks for itself
about the need for funds," the coun­
ty eampafgn chairman said.
The Malheur Memorial hospital
alone treated 78 cases of polio dur­
ing the epidemic, although only
part o f that number were residents
of Malheur county. There were sev­
eral cases treated at the Ontario
hospital and the National Founda­
tion for Infantile Paralysis has
poured thousands of dollars into
this community to help fight the
oread disease, it was explained.
Henigson said that total figures
of expenditures this year have not
yet been compiled, but will be an­
nounced later. All campaign plans
are not complete, but numerous
means of raising funds will be re­
vealed from time to time, the chair­
man said.
The Malheur county chapter of
the NFIP has a new officer, Ralph
G. Lawrence, who succeeds Bernard
Frost as vice chairman. Clyde Sni­
der is the county chairman, Mrs.
Ruth C. Foster, secretary’, and Leon­
ard Hewett, treasurer.
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r
(.R O l PS
WORK
Oi
* t
# c i.rt tian W -
men Fellow hrp o f the Christian
hurch w. h Mr
John Stafford,
leader, met with Mr« Paul Hou-e it
her home Tue-day of last week. Mrs.
Margie Dorman led rhe devotional
services. The eight members present
pent the afternoon hemtng table­
cloths for the church.
Group two o f the C’ WF, Mrs. Em­
erson Blngman leader, met at the
home of Mrs. Leroy Barton with
nine members in attendance. Mrs.
Richard Mason was in charge o f the
devotional service and Mrs. N. L.
Willson conducted the study hour.
This group also worked on table­
cloths.
Betty Jean Kersey. 16. daughter
Funeral services were Sunday at
of Mr and Mrs. Archie Kersey of
2 30 at the Nyssa Funeral h me for
Nu Acres died Sunday at a Payette
Mrs. Florence May Servoss, 00, who
hospital after a long illness Funeral
i died suddenly last Thursday at her
services were in Payette Thursday
I home at 602 North Second street.
afternoon at 2 o ’clock with Rev. R.
Rev. A J Hollingsworth officiated
E. Cull officiating and interment
I at the funeral services and m ter-
was at Canyon Hill cemetery at
I merit iwas at Hilk-rest cemetery She
Caldwell.
had been a resident of Nyssa for 38
Miss Kersey was oorn April 13.
| years, coming here with her fam­
1936 at Bartlett, Neb . and moved to
ily in June. 1915.
Caldwell with her family in 1940
She was born Florence May Alex-
FALL FESTIVAL OF ST.
The family moved to the Nu Acres
• arider. April 7. 1880. at Vi hie, Mo.
HI'BERT’S SATURDAY
community in 1944
and was married to Ralph E Servoss
The Fall Festival of St. Hubert's
„
_ .
Besides her parents, she is sur-
: Nov *. 1903 at Caldwell. Mr Servoss IN THE ABOVE PHOTOGRAPH are shown members of Symm
church
will be held Saturday, 7 pm.,
Eagles yived by three brQthers Meh in V.
preceded her in death Nov. 8. 1942
at the old Nyssa school gymnasium.
lodge
and
tlielr
friends
partaking
of
a
pheataani
dinner
recently
served
Kersey
of
Martinsville.
Ind
,
James
j Mrs. Servoss is survived by two
There will be games, booths, nov­
i daughters, Ruth B Russell of Tol­ in the lodge rluhroom in honor of the visit of t hester Capon, k a le JOE A. Kersey of Nyssa and Austin E
elties and dancing, followed by the
Kersey o f Caldwell There are five
edo. Oreg. and Nina M Servoss of i president.—Photo by Dick Yurt.
giving of a door prize.
sisters, Mrs. Wayne Feltwell of Jor­
’ Nyssa and one son, Arthur K Ser- | ------------------------------------------ ■— —
Mrs. Nick Simt and Jerry Flesey
dan Valley, Mrs. Keith Haumann of
voss of Nyssa A daughter. Helen M.,
are in charge of arrangements.
Santa Barbara, Calif., Mrs. Edward
■ died at the age of 11 years. Other
St. Paul s Bazaar
Ford of Parma, Mrs. Jim Schrader
| survivors are a sister. Mrs. Emma
GRANGE TO PLAY ( ARDS
I of Yakima and Mrs. MavisChevalley
| Viers, Cincinnati, Ohio; ten grand­
Oregon Trail grange announces a
Scheduled Dec. 13
St. Paul ' Episcopal church has of Caldwell. A brother, William Dale,
children and six great grandchild­
series o f card parties, first of which
"Gifts to the Yanks Who Gave" set Saturday, Dec 13, as the time died in 1950.
ren.
is set for 8 p. m. Tuesday at the
contribution boxes were collected for its annual pre-holiday bazaar,
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Oregon Trail school house. Pro­
from the classrooms of Nyssa grade to be held a the church.
Legion Auxiliary
ceeds will be turned to Malheur
and Junior high schools last week,
Memorial hospital.
A upper Will be served at the
^
which netted $38.31 for the project
church
from
5:30
to
8:30
p.
m.
Tic­
.ipon.ored by the American Legion
ANNUAL LIVESTOCK MEETING
The Nyssa American Legion auxil-
aux liary to furnish Christmas gifts kets will be old by guild members.
DECEMBER 1!, 13
A wide variety of gifts will be c f- - iary sent their Christmas gift box
for ho pitalized veterans.
(Continued from Page 1)
A similar collection will be made fered, including articles c f handi- to the veterans hospital at Portland
cies in methods of taxing livestock
in
the
high
school
on
Dec.
6.
Other
I
work,
tej
.
potted
plants,
door
Tuesday,
according
to
Mrs.
Clifford
Nys-a high school' enior play,
and incomes from livestock iwill be
Mink, auxiliary president. Members
"T.ger House.” will b< pre-ented at contribution boxes have been dis- wrea.'hs and dec ration...
reviewed. The disea-e control panel
trilbuted in business houses o f Nyssa, j
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of the local group contributed ap­
8 p. in. Fr.lay in the lngh chool
will review the results c i the work
and the auxiliary is hopeful that JAKE KIM H! K NEW PRESIDENT propriate articles which patients at
gym..
they will‘be filled by Dec 6 to assure
that is bing dene on the important
rhe hospital will use to send as
Directed by Mrs. Don E:ig t-< m arrival o f gifts at Portland, Rose NYSSA ( II X.MBER COM.
livestock diseases in this area and
Christmas gifts.
(Continued from Page 1)
and Lu-uie Atterbc-ry, ti c three-act berg and Camp White hospitals in
make recommendations for Che con­
distr.-jt which he helped organize.
ha-, a cast cf 10 tudents.
time fo r Christmas.
trol of these diseases.
SERIES ACCIDENTS
He
i.
no
w
ci
mpleting
a
term
on
the
Ca l member-, and the part they
A[
mPe!;jr ,g ia^t Thursday, the
HOSPITALIZE
THREE
portray are She rill Chadd. Emma auxiliary also decided to make Chamber board of director., and has
BRIDGE COLLAPSE REPORTED
(Continued from Page 1)
Lowrie; Doris Rjgney, Aunt Sophia; cookies for the veterans ho.-ipital at been active in all its proje«**.
(Continued frem Page 1)
Russell reported that she had left
Lorraine Fi.eher, the My-tery Wo- Boise. Next meet : z i set for next
In Obtain.r.g information about
but stated the industrial accident
the
parking
lights
on,
bu't
a
car
man; Olive Beus, Peggy Van E-.s; Thursday, at the heme of Mrs. H the activities cf the new Chamber
commission is .u bjtct to censure for
coming from the west caused a
Jerry Browne, Yami; Larry H lines, O. Hopkins.
president, general comment was, blind spot” preventing Jameson
failure to inspect the jcb for safety
Arthur Hale; Don Bowers, Macin­
"Jake (ha> been active in just about f _om seei
fhp
ked vehicle_ he
measures. The coroner’s jury also
tosh; Glenda Moss, Mrs Murdock; Firemen Called to
every movement that meant pro­ said. Mrs. Russell was thrown to CALLED TO PORTLAND
stated it found a lack of engineer­
B. b Hartley, Th< mp-on, and Elwin
gress and betterment of the entire
ing supervision in rebuilding the
t' e pavement by the impact and BY FATHERS DEATH
Paul Blaylock Home Nyssa area He is definitely a man was immediately taken to the hos- Mr. and Mrs. Phil Woodard return­ bridge.
Alexander, Oswald Kernis.
ed Sunday afternoon from Portland
Firemen were called at 8:30 Sun­ who gets things done."
The bridge was badly damaged by
p tal (for treatment.
where they had been called by the
high water in the Owyhee river last
A.A.U.W . Hear About day evening to the Paul E. Blaylock Hewitt has been assistant mana- Frost’s accident ocoured as he was death
of
Mr.
Woodard’s
father,
residence, five miles west o f Nyssa1 1?er oi the Nys a branch of the First
,
_. . .
..
C hares J. Woodard last Wednesday. April. The bridge was closed to all
on Idaho avenue, where a blaze had | National bank mce he came here *
,f
° ta
t0 N5£ t? "°
Women's Services
Funeral services were held at traffic Jor several weeks and later
in
April,
1951
and
has
been
active
a
en<*
the
Wednesday
noon
Cham-
Sgt Anne Htmpel, WAC and WAF started in a w..ll of the home near in community affairs and Chamber l3el °* Commerce meeting. He re- Portland Friday morning and inter- last summer temporary steel sup­
recruting officer, and Mrs. Miller, a heating stove. Ralph Lawrence,
met l was at Salt Lake City Tuesday ports were attached to the structure
another vehicle com - afternoon.
civilian counsel tor armed services, assistant fire chief, stated that it is of Comimtr :e activities. He is also p
to allow one-way traffic.
the ------------
Malheur county
of
•both of Bone, addressed members not known whether the fire was trea-urer
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------ „ , inS ir °™ Nyssa turned in front
.
of the A A.U.W. at the home of iMrs. caused -by an overheated stove or by chapter of the National Foundation
va*f roa(y rTOS; ’
Art K.ez in Ontario last Wednesday a defective flue.
1 for Infantile paralysis.
' :jWerved hls car t0 the r* ht and
evening.
Blaylock children were at home
Jones, the re-elected secretary, is ’ ™ ded in a deep
lhe ®™Pact
The visitors told cif the cipportuni- alone when the fire started and they knuAn as "N'y -a’s one-man Cham- cutting a severe gash on the top
tie. available in the WAC and WAF called Sam Phillips, a neighbor, who ber” because cf his intense interest c f his head and caused serious
and o f some o f the special fields had the fire under control by the in industrial development and his bruises.
open for women. Since World War time the rural truck arrived and successful efforts in helping expand
Late Tuesday night a car driven
fl the at my aimed forces realize
by Harry Bumgarner failed to make
Nys-a
f.rrmen
to«
k
charge.
Damage
Un...n
Pacific
railroad
-hipping
fa­
that w. men can handle clerical work
a turn ^n the Adrian highway near
Give her
better than men, thereby releasing wns estimated at between $J0 and cilitles and attracting new business. the Hollingsworth warehouse. The
$50.
He
is
the
local
U.
P.
agent.
great numbers of men to Light in
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Diunz is owner of Stunz Lumber vehicle turned ci tripletely over and
the \ariou. ureas where they are
PRECISIOXAL SLIi\S w i itii
l a c k s o n s SPENT
(■
ha been active In all civic landed back on its wheel,., it was
needed, it was reported.
activities as well as serving several reported- The driver and other oc
Yrsonalized Fit
M:
S:d Flanagan, Mrs. Elvin HOLIDAY IN < XLIFORNIA
\\ Iton Jack-on and daughter, terms cn the Nyssa city council, to cupai-'ts of the car were unhurt, but
Ballou and Mrs. Mel Ingebritsen
was re-elected In Novem- the car iwas described as nearly a
were Nyssa members attending the I .nu left luc day by aut nubile
for Victorville Calif., where they b
M
„ (>perates a farm north total wreck.
'meeting.
wid Join Mrs. duck-on and daugh- ,
, .
, ,
inaile of finest
State police in Ontario reported
ter;, Caren and Marcia and son of the city and has taken an active
POW ELLS M O M TO O N TA R IO
numerous minor accidents due to
NYLAINE CREPE
Kla.N* Pi/well and son, Keith, Bruce, who have been visiting with
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community activities,
icy pavements, but had no report
moved to Ontario ln.-t week to make Mr. Jackson's parents, Mr. and Penrod became manager of the Ida-
Shrinkproof SILK
•f a ar witnesses said had turned j
their m-w home. Mr. l\>well is the Mr. Tom Hillman, since Nov. 16.
-J Power Co. Nyssa district last fall,
completely
over
between
Cairo
junc-
j
pix pnetor of the Puweill O ffice Sup- The
Jackson
family
returned coming here from New Plymouth
TÉXTLRED ACETATE
ply store there.
to the Nyssa home Sunday.
where he had served as president of tion and Nyssa Monday. Name of
NYLON CREPE
the
driver
of
the
vehicle
was
not
of the Chamber there.
learned.
Outgoing officers of the Chamber
Saturday night a car driven by |
are Elmer Cruson, president, who
Ray
Duncan of Iron ide was re-
automatically becomes a member
I of the board of directors; Bob P°rted t0 have 8°ne out of contra!
Thompson, vice president, and Har- and
highway 95 on the Idaho
old Henigson, Earl Hollingsworth! side near tlle M
Seue" ranch,
In The Nyssa Gate City Journal Subscription Campaign
and Fi eher. members of the board. Durjcan waii b o u g h t to the Nyssa
hospital and is being treated for
Rich active candidate in this campaign is sure of winning a
prize bicycle or a cash commission as there will be one prize bicycle
JOHN DEERE DAY PARTY’
multiple fractures. Details o f the
and four cash comndssions for each five active candidate^.
NEXT MONDAY
accident were unavailable but no
The candidates are separated into two districts. Those living
(Continued from Page 1)
‘l’ther «»rs iwere reported involved in
outside the city limits of Nyssa are in District Number one. and
Farming."
consisting
of
scenes
of
erasb.
}
]
those living inside the city limits o f Nyssa are in District Number
rare farming practices; and "What's
Two. but any candidate may secure subscriptions from anyone,
New for 1953." unveiling the com ­ GIRL SCOUTS MEET
S S
anywhere.
All members of the Girl Scouts
plete
lineup of John Deere . equip- met with advisors. Mrs. Clifford Fox
The flr.-t two choices of prize bicycles will be given to the high­
^
merit for the coming year, showing and Mr> claret re Pounds Monday
est candidate in each district .
the higher cf the two District
W l i T I . A V f X A G f O * TALI
this equipment at wt>rk in the field evening at the grade school library
winners having fir-t choice and the hsgh candidate in the other
district having second choice. The other prize bicycles will be given
r\
and demonstrating briefly all out- f0r their meetuig. The evening was ;
t > the candidates, regardless o f which d tnct they are in, having
standing features.
spent on their Christmas project.
the next highest number oi vote. The active candidates who do
Mr Hollingsworth, in Ins an- STUDENTS ROME FOR HOLIDAY
not win one of the prize bicycles will each rereive a cash com-
W atch y o ur g i f t • picking
nouncement, mentioned that al-
Students who were home for the
missi. n « q uii to 15 percent of all money ne or she has turned in
r s p u t a t i o n g o up, up, u p . . .
•hi utfh the program i- free to farm- Thangsgiving holiday as reported to
f >r subscriptions.
w h e n y o u pich a M i s s E l a i n e
ers and their families, admission tihe Journal office from schools cf
F o l l o w i n g is a n al|>lial>etii-stl list o f t h e h o t « a n d gir ls w h o w ere
will be by ticked only. Hie invites higher education were’Glenn Schire-
P r e c i s i o n a l Slip f o r the
siili a c t i v e in th e c a m inaigli u p u n t il W e d n e s d a y n i g h t :
farmers who have net received their men, Clarence Suitor and Royce
f a v o r i t e s o n y o u r C h r i s t m a s list.
tickets, or who require more, to be Cha.1w.ck fr. m the University of
DISTRICT NO. ONE
D I S T R I C T NO T W O
Silk • textured Nylaine , , ,
ire to stop at Holl:ng-'.voi'th.s' and Orrg. and Richard Forbes«, Jack
beautified with Chantilly type
I tving Outside Ntssa City)
(Living in Nyssa City)
a.-k f« r thtm.
i Sebum and Lars McLaughlin cf Ore.
nylon acetate faces . . . straight
------------------------ j St ate college and Bob KeveTen,
ALFORD. Frances
AVERY, Jesse
cut so if can't ride up or hike.
ARMCO OFFICIAL SPENDS
Ea n O
From Pro'
Rural
MONDAY VISITING HERI
where
they
ire
CLEAVER, Truman
E A Session, assistant production Young University, Belva Hunter,
BARNES. Jimmy
Rural
f,
r p e r v i.r of the Arinco Drainage x a¡1i child, Jeanne Hartley. Roger
FOLKMAN. Brent
a i l Metal Products^ Inc., of Salt arKj j uu skeen. Lynn Ray, Frances
j So Much
BEROAM. Reger
Rural
Lake City, pa.d a call on the Nys.-ia Feik and d e o Flinders were among
j Quality . . . So
OH.BKHT, Carole Rae
branch o f the firm Monday of last
fun
those reported Donald Newbill of
M
l
f
PEO
Adrian
week.
Little in Price
OOUNSn,. Dick
ElO UP tS
As a guest o f Elmer Cruson. man­ Boise Jr. college was also home to
HH.DRED. Jimmy
J
ager of the lecal branch. Session (hare Thanksgiving festivities at
Rural
V
pi
f T
DICKEY, Colleen
vi-ited the Nyssa Lions club at noon. the home of his parents.
iA ' .A
HITE. Omar James
Auxiliary Collects
Vet Gift Funds
"Tiger House"
Presentation of
Senior Class
JlA Jitl/M A
WHO WILL WIN?
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f
f
^
ip-
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ifiy
. m
p
Rural
KEN.ASTON, Susan
Rural
M AYLIN, Jerry
Rural
MORINAKA. Geraldine
Rural
NAKASHIMA, Harry Y . Jr.
Rural
REUTER. Donna
Adrian
ROOK STOOL. Ronald
Rural
SPITZE, Dennis
RFD Ontario
STEPHEN, Pauline
Rural
VANDER OORD. Ray
Rural
YOUNG. Joann
Rural
TNOEBRITSEN David
MC OINNIS, Tim
MYRICK. Jerry
POND, Bobby
RAFF.
Kathryn
RUSSELL, Janet
8UHABOT. IV bbv
WOMEN S
DAY
PROGRAM
XT
C H R IST IA N C H U RCH . SU N DAY
Women’s day program will be held
at the Christian church Sunday at
8 o'clock with the women of the
church completely in charge of tire
evening service. An one-act play
and musical numbers are planned
for the evening’s entretalnmeot. An
offering for the missions fund will
be taken, .stated Mrs. Richard M i-
son. chairman.
G K N N Y i: Al l i e s R E C E IV E S
S C H O L A R S H IP A T U O F O
Word has been received here of
Miss Genieve Eachus being a recipi­
ent of a scholarship presented
during an assembly held at the
University Cooperative house on
the campus of University of Oregon.
This award is given to (.tudents do-
mg outstanding work,
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I Experts speak o f skis as "hickory.”
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