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THURSDAY, AUGUST 13. 1959 THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA, OREGON PAGE TEN files, short stories and theatrical went alone into enemy territory, number one suspect for the murd reviews by the New Yorker’s wit knowing just how small the odds er of a party he has never seen were on his ever getting out alive. before. ty theater critic. The Royal Succession by Maur- The Sword Of Pleasure by Pet "In Every War But One" by U n b le a c h e d Eugene Kinkead. A disturbing er Green gives a reconstruction ice Druon deals with the fight for book that lays bare a failure in of the life of Lucius Cornelius the French throne in 1314 follow which we all share: Why one out Sulla, dictator of Rome, as he ing the death of Louis X. OREGON TRAIL—The Mmes. Dawn Bohannon attended a Reading: Chaos and Cure by of every three American's taken might have written it — the clash F G. Holmes. Holland Holmes. party Saturday night at the Bill Sibyl Terman explains why our and stress and violence of the prisoner in Korea collaborated Books on the proper use of the schools fail to teach reading, what Roy Holmes. Robert Holmes and Waihert home. English language head the list with the Communists, and why Rome Republic spring vividly to school administrators can do to Mrs. Linda Toll of Wallowa Frank Byers attended the bridal two out of five died, many at the ! life. of new books going into circula shower honoring Mrs. Stanley spent several days last week with tion Saturday. Aug 15. at Mal hands of their fellow Americans. Death Of The Party by Ruth improve reading, and how you Byers Friday evening at the Ros her daughter, Mrs. R o l l a n d "Ordeal" by John Prescott. A TRY OUR Femsong is the story of Matt can help your own child to learn heur county library Holmes and family. well Baptist church stage journey from Tucson to San Berthold who finds himself the i to read. “ Watch Your Language" by Diego results in heroism and vic Light. Fresh Julie Hawes of Ontario spent Theodore M Bernstein is a writ tory for some of the six passen Mr and Mrs Russell Gress.ey from Thursday until Saturday er’s guide to economical, accurate gers and torture, betrayal and | spent Friday even.ng at the Keith with Coleen Brown. and vivid writing death for others. Gressley home near Ontario. Mrs. Alfred Adams and Mrs. "A New Way to Better English" Mrs Clyde Bohannon and girls Wayne Adams visited Thursday and "My Caravaggio Style" by Doris by Rudolf Flesch is a volume in L. Moore. This is a story of liter spent Wednesday at the Forrest with Carol Adams in Boise. which the author attemps to give ary' deception, told by the culprit Moore home in Nampa Mrs. Mark Hartley spent Sat the reader a way of making the himself, who attempts nothing Richard Adairs and Eugene urday afternoon at the Ray Lar best of the language he uses and less than a forgery of Lord By Brown attended 'immy Neeley’s son home visiting with Mrs birthday party S id y afternoon. Swede Johannsan of Klamath writes everyday. ron’s burned memoirs. In "American English" by A l "The Hours Before Dawn" by Mr and Mrs. K nneth Godbout Falls. bert H Marckwardt, a philologist Celia Fremlin. A London school and family of Ontario visited Sat Mr. and Mrs. Robert Adams left at the University of Michigan mistress, obsessed by the idea urday evening at the Glenn Sunday for Oakridge where they advances a new interpretation of that the Henderson baby is her Brown home. will visit her brother, Ivan Tay t^ie American language. He sees Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Conant and lor The Taylors are leaving soon it as a reflection of American psy illegitimate son, begins a subtle persecution of Louise Henderson. 110 Main Phone 3366 sons of Boise were Sunday din for the Philippine Islands for 3- chology, culture ar.d folkways. "Corridor of Honor” by Nichol ner guests of the Glenn Brown years where he will work at a "The Celts" by T G. E. Powell. as Fersen. A novel of courageous new plywood mill. family. A section of black - and - white men fighting on without hope cf plates complements a brief but home. • • • knowledgeable survey of the Cel. >®< "Celia Garth" by Gwen Briston tic society and religion for both 1 tells the story of a girl who lived the student and general reader. "European Travel Guide" by in Charleston, S.C., during the American Revolution and the Harold Newman This is the sev I contribution she made as a spy enth edition of a leading guide to ! for Marion, the “ Swamp Fox.” travel in all 15 countries of Wes A Small Deposit W ill Hold Any Rifle, "You've Got Him Cold" by tern Europe, plus new chapters on Thomas B. Dewey is a recent In Greece and Turkey. Shotgun or Any Other Item ner Sanctum mystery. "Reflections on the Psalms" by "Strike the Luline Bell" by Vic C. S. Lewis. The author raises tor H. Johnson explains that at Of Sports Equipment. important questions regarding the i Lloyd’s of London the Lutine Bell significance of the Psalms in the j is struck whenever a ship goes Bible and in the life of the con down at sea. When this powerful temporary Christian. narrative of the death of the Am- "More in Sorrow" by Wolcott pritrite ends, the reader knows Gibbs. Thirty-five parodies, pro- that the Lutine Bell will strike [once more. 8 p.m. i "Appointment on the Yellow- . . . The Latest M odels in stone" by Harry S. Drago is a Mr. and Mrs. George Schweizer western novel. SHOTGUNS and RIFLES. and family of Boise were break- "The Fig Tree" by Aubrey | fast guests Saturday morning at Menen is the story of an earnest ' the George McKee home. The young scientist who is troubled Schweizers were en route to make by the enormous increase in the I their home in Corvallis. Mrs. world’s population and plans to Schweizer is a daughter of the devise some means of halting it, Bill Brummett. Weiser Announcer McKees. 1 but discouraged from that project, John Allen. Burley Clown | later attempts to help mankind Mr. and Mrs. Campbell Baer ! by bettering the food supply. Pruniy Bros., Elko, Nev. Slock WITH UNION PACIFIC ¡ a n d Chandler returned home Something Shared: Children MODEL TRAIN Wednesday after spending two and Books by Phyllis Fenner con weeks with their son-in-law and tains stories revealing the inmost daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bei- feelings of a child, articles on the i mer, David and Gary in Casper, joys and problems of reading, and • BARE BACK RIDING [ Wyo. The Beimers are also par- on the importance of books in a • SADDLE BRONC RIDING ; ents of a new daughter born while child’s background. • CALF ROPING and the Baers were in Wyoming and A Passion for Books by Lawrence • BULLDOGGING she is their first granddaughter. ¡Clark Powell is a collection of es • WILD COW MILKING says on the art of librarianship, • BRAHMA BULL RIDING P hone 3936 125 M ain St. Week end guests of Mr. and which were written from 1948 Mrs. Bill Toomb and Mr. and Mrs. through 1957, and have been re- Girls' Barrel Race All 3 Nights! I James Phifer were Mr. and Mrs. ; vised more or less to give them Vincent Scott, Joanne, Joyce and unity in this book j Judy of Reubens, Ida. On Sunday, Wilderness Men by Howard the group attended the Toomb O’Hagan is an account of ten men I family reunion at Ironside. of the West — exiles — three Indians, seven white men, who Mr. and Mrs. Tom Eldredge met life alone, in the forests of were guests at a picnic Saturday the Pacific slopes, in the Rockies White Hall on Main Street in Fruitland at the Lyle Brown on the northern prairies or in the home. wastes of the Arctic. These stories deal with man’s battle either with Rev. and Mrs. E. J. Wilson of nature or with man. Emmett were Tuesday evening Letters To Mother edited by dinner guests last week of Mr. Charles Van Doren contains let and Mrs Marvin Wilson and girls. ters by suoh people as Henry Jan Wilson returned home with Adams, Prince Albert, Louisa M. her grandparents for a visit. Alcott, Samuel Johnson, Helen Keller, Susan B Anthony, Czar Nicholas, and Marcel Proust, written to their mothers. The Admen by Shepherd Mead is a novel about the men and women who are in the advertising business. Here is how they mofe to the top, how they stay there, and how, sometimes, they don’t stay there. Summer Thunder by Willie # Snow Ethridge is a novel about the founding of Georgia. If Not Hill Smoke by L. P. Holmes tells the story of a lawman who FLOUR SACKS Oregon Trail Ladies Attend Bridal Shower SIGN COMPANY MOVES Leuck’s Signs moved last week into the building formerly occu pied by Morrison Electric at No. 3 South Second street. Books on English Language Usage Listed at Library * 2 Per Doz. HAMBURGER RIFLES and SHOTGUNS WIENER BUNS D E E -L IT E BAKERY HUNTING SEASON WILL SOON BE HERE! >e< ; Use Our Lay-Away Plan PAYETTE COUNTY ! 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