Nyssa gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1937-199?, April 21, 1938, Image 4

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    N YSSA G ATE C IT Y JO U R N AL, THURS., A P R IL 21, 1938
The Gate City Journal
Association
W IN IF R E D
BROW N TH O M AS - -
- - Owner
LO UIS P TH O M AS - - - - Editor and Publisher
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Published every Thursday at Nyssa, Malheur County, Oregon.
Entered at the postoifice at Nyssa, Oregon for transmission
through the United States Mails, as second class matter, under
the act of March 3, 1879.
NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL’S
PROGRAM
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Completion of the I-O-N Highway.
Passage o f the Proposed $100,000
Road Bonds.
Co-operative Marketing Association
for Malheur Farmers.
ROCK CRUSHER IS A
M A T T E R OF O PIN IO N
The Ontario Argus, in its last weeks editorial,
questions the advisability of the purchase o f a
portable rock crusher, which will make avail­
able ‘stock piles’ throughout the county. The
purchase o f this crusher is to be made out of the
proposed road bonds for the county.
The editorial lauds the Oregon highway com­
mission as one of the ‘most efficient road build­
ing organizations in the United States.’ Well,
perhaps we have not been around very much,
hut if that gang is efficient in highway building,
we would like to interpose a question as to why
so much highway building has been done on the
coast, and it is impossible to complete one o f the
most vital roads in the state, the I-O-N. They are
efficient all right. For any road that will give
Portlanders a short-cut to seaside resorts, but the
farmers in this section can increase their haul­
ing costs to California markets by about forty
per cent.
As to the ‘grave doubts’ to the advisability of
the purchase o f the portable rock crusher, as ex­
pressed in the editorial, there is also ‘grave
doubts’ as to whether the state highway com-
misison, in buying crushed rock from individual
companies, is getting their rock as cheaply as if
they had rock crushing outfits of their own. Just
because the commisison follows the system of
buying crushed rock, is no sign that it is the
cheapest method. The Amalgamated Sugar
company, which is building a $2,225,000 refin­
ery in Nyssa, found it expedient to buy their
own rock crusher, AND TH E IR P L A N T W IL L
BE FINISH ED T H IS Y E A R !
The State o f Califonia has found it advisable
to own their own rock crushing outfits for their
highway construction, and if anyone has been
over California’s highways, which incidentally,
gives the farmer a chance to get their trucks to
markets, they will find another ‘most efficient
road building organization, etc’. It is easy to be
an obstructionist even the Bible, the best seller
in the world, has been criticized.
TH E CH AMBER OF
COMMERCE DANCE
Past issues of the Journal have carried stor­
ies concerning dances that have been sponsored
by the Nyssa Chamber o f Commerce. These
dances are the answer to the question “ What
does the Chamber o f Commerce do?”
Every member of the Chamber of Commerce,
which means practically every business and
professional man in Nyssa, is anxious that these
dances be for the entertainment o f the people
living in and around Nyssa. There is no thought
o f profit in them. It is simply a plan, as said be­
fore, to offer to those who like to dance, the
opportunity to enjov a good dance to the
music o f a good orchestra. The next dance to
be sponsored by the Chamber o f Commerce,
will be held April 28. The proceeds o f this
dance will go toward the Nyssa Baseball team
fund, and it is the hope o f those in charge of the
dance that the public in general will turn out in
even larger numbers than in the past, to help
give Nyssa a real team this year.
Even those who perhaps may not dance this
offers an opportunity to all to help toward a
better baseball team for Nyssa. Tickets for this
dance will be on sale by most members o f the
Chamber )of Commerce, and all that will be
necessary is to make it known that you want
a ticket to the Baseball Dance, to be obliged.
and others concerning the Act will
prayer and it* immediate eifect up­ what is happening under the pro­ go Just that muuh further toward
on discordant human conditions is i visions of that law. They know that
making the operation of this law
shown in the following experience -, few people are receiving small
considerably
smoother.
Advance
A student of Christian Science. | amounts—tout listen;
The state unemployment com­ knowledge of the Act gives a per­
compelled to leave her home for a
son. as you know, the choice of re­
brief period, spent several days in pensation commission is right now
jection or acceptance prior to put­
a home wherein the conditions were paying workers who can't find jobs
ting men to work.
$60.000
per
day,
and
the
amount
is
not conducive to quiet living and
Again, Louis, my sincere thanks!
contemplation of things spiritual. steadily increasing.
Yours very truly,
Over $2,000.000 has already been
The only time she found for study
D W. H ALL,
Ministers or others interested in church publicity are Invited to use
was in the very early hours of the thus paid and has been expended
Auditor District No. 4.
the columns ol the Journal to carry important messages and notices
morning, and from that quiet study for necessities. There can be no
to their congregations. Please try to get your copy in by Tuesday ol
had to be gained enough inspira­ doubt that this is a major tonic for
tion to maintain a calm and loving business generally, as well as a po­
ach week.
£ S
compassion throughout the day. tent reduction of the load of the di­
L. D. S. CHURCH
N YS SA M E TH O D IST
When the day arrived on which rect relief agencies.
C O M M U N IT Y CHURCH
Since the law went into effect
Luther Fife, Bishop
she was to leave this home, the stu­
Floyd E. White, Pastor
Sunday School 10 a. m.
dent felt very ill: but a strength more than 60.000 have applied for
D R. DeGross, S. S. Supt.
Evening service 7:30 p. m.
not her own supported her, and she its benefits, and 42,000 of the claims
Sunday school* 10 a. m. Lesson
truly experienced the presence of have been allowed. More than 5000
Topic: The Place and Purpose of
Love which hid her in "the secret checks are issued daily, averaging
ASSEM
BLY
OF
GOD
CHURCH
Vision, Scripture lesson: Mark 9.
per
place of the most High,” and her $11 each. Under the law $7
Ernest C. Knull, Pastor
2 - 10 .
week is the minimum and $15 the
condition was unnoticed.
Morning worship 11:15. Sermon
Sunday school at 10:00 a. m.
Upon her returned to her own maximum. The commission main­
subject. The Call of the West.
Morining worship at ID 15.
home her first inclination was to go tains offices in 23 of the principal
Epworth League 7 p. m. Subject
Young people meeting at 7:30 p. to bed. but "the inaudible voice of cities of the state.—Capital Press
Ruth Wolfe, leader.
m.
Truth is. to the human mind, ‘as
The Place of Music in the Chirch.
Evangelistic meeting at 8:00 p when a lion roareth' ” (Science and
COMPENSATION
Evening worship 8 p. m. Sermon m.
Health, p. 559. and the message
The editor of a newspaper does
subject:
Palestine,
the
Wonder
The Revival is still on meetings came to arise. She was roused to
favors for a good many personi
Land.
every night, God is blessing, and lay hold of the truth of ever-pre­
April 21, 1836 — Battle of San
Tuesday evening Sunday school many are coming out to hear the sent Love. In a Joyous hour of study during a years time. Two-thirds of
Jacinto.
them
take
it
as
a
matter
of
coursp
board meeting at 8 o'clock in the Gospel message preachdd in the and contemplation, the sweet pro­
April 22, 1898- War with Spain.
■ The other one-third are more o'
church.
Old Fashioned way. We have with mises of the Bible, and the vital,
April 23, 1564—William Shakes­
Thursday evening choir rehearsal us at this time Rev. C. H. Slaughter, demonstrable truth of Christian j less grateful. One out of ten I
under the direction of Eldrtdge Gas­ and his co-worked Brother Louie | science, poured into her awakened j really and truly appreciative. The peare, born.
t names of that small percent are
ton.
April 24, 1877 — Russla-Turkey
Friend, from Stillwater, Okla. The consciousness, and she emerged
| stored away in the editor’s mem­
The Easter services were all well Lord is blessing each service.
war.
j from this hour of prayer with a
ory as his choicest possessions.—The
attended at the Methodist Commun­
W e invite you all We do not know glimpse of why the lame man, heal­
April 25, 1865 — J. Wilkes Booth,
ity church with a large group of just how long our Brothers will be ed by Peter and John, arose and Emmett (Iadho) Messenger.
captured.
young people atending the Sunrise with m put we trust the Lord will "entered with them into the temple,
April 26, 1865— Slavery abolished
R E -O R G A N IZIN G FO LLO W ING
young people attending the Sunrise Bless them, and keep them with walking, and leaping, and praisin"
in U. S.
R E -O R G A N IZA TIO N SCRAP
reached with over 200 attending j u s a few weeks,
God." Truth was she supported by
April 27, 1822—FYesidrnt U. S.
classes and a full sanctuary for the com e and enjoy these meetings with Spirit: and what a full, happy day
Whatever the merits or demerit'
,
program which was under the di- US-
of the re-organization bill, U. S Grant, bom.
followed!
rection of Mrs. Dave Beers. At the
These precious experiences of business should now have some ne-
morning worship service eight bab­
K IN G M A N K O LO N Y
healing through prayer are net pe­ ucleus on which to overcome the
ies were christened and 11 persons
culiar to certain individuals. T h ' fear which has been an incipent
C O M M U N ITY CHURCH
were received into full membership
truths of Christian Science are here factor in the recession. With Con­
10:00 a. m. Sunday School.
of the church. The Epworth Lea­
for all to enjoy. They unfold nor­ gress now standing on its own feet, Visiting Members Invited to Attriul
11:00
a.
m
Morning
Worship.
gue was conducted by June W eb­
mally and naturally the way of business should have little to fear.
ster with 50 young people in attend­ 7:45 p m. Young peoples C.
The bugaboo which is still lefl
N YS SA C IV IC CLUB
Spirit, and show us how to walk
ance. The cantata "Hosana," under Adults prophecy study.
therein. In the words of Isiah (55:1) unexposed is that the Labor, the Meets on the third Wednesday of
8:30 p. m. Evening. Worship.
the direction of Mrs. J. W. Poage,
their message is, "Ho, everyone that kind spelled with a capital " L ” . In each month at 2 p. m.
was wonderfully received by a full
thirsteth, come ye to the waters, its ramifications. Labor now is the
Parish Hall
PA R M A LU TH E R AN CHURCH
house.
and he that hath no money; come undetermined factor in the business Mrs. Willard Jackson ...... Pres'dent
A. A. Schmidt, Pastor
Rev. Bailey and Mr. and Mrs.
Having
run rampant Mrs. Chas. Paradis ......Sec.-Treas.
ye, buy, and eat; yea, come, buy equation.
Sunday after Easter.
Browne of Vale were callers at the
wine and milk without money and through 1937, it was undoubtedly a
10:00
a.
m.—Sunday
school
for
all.
Methodist parsonage on Tuesday.
without price." Thus through scien­ major factor in bringing on the re­
OREGON T R A IL G R AN G E
10:30 a. m.—Divine services with
tific prayer inspiration and nour­ cession. That its peak of power may
Meets: 2nd and 4th Wednesday
Holy Communion. The message is
F IR S T CHURCH OF C H R IS T
ishment are found, and the way of have passed is one hope for busi­ John Stamm .......................Master
based on the account of the post-
SC IE N TIS T
salvation from sin and suffering ness, that it abuses o f new found Andrew Boersma ................ Overseer
215 North 9th Street, Payette, Idaho rcssurection visits of Jesus with His opened before us.
priviledges will be curbed is a cer­ Mrs. Albert Hopkins
Secretary
A branch of the Mother Church, disciples. I f you have no church-
tainty.
Home Economics Club
home,
or
do
not
attend
services
re­
the First Church of Christ, Scient-
Hence, we expect to hear the re­
Meets: 1st and 3rd Tuesdays
CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE
gularly elsewhere, we bid you come
iest, in Boston, Massachusetts.
President
Easter was observed by the young cessional of the recession soon.— Mrs. Garrett Stamm
and worship with us. W e assure you
Secretary
people rendering a most gracious The Wendel (Idaho) Irrigationist. Mrs. Orrin Choate
that
you
will
hear
nothing
but
a
Subject: Probation after death.
program assisted by a few numbers
Golden Text: John 5: 25. Verily, message based on the word of the by the smaller children.
VETERANS OF FO RE IG N W ARS
E NLARG IN G HOLE IN T A X
I say unto you, the hour is coming Lord. Thruout the entire service, in
Owyhee Post No. 3506
SOCK
Mrs. Boyer o f Ontario presented
and now is when the dead shall prayer, hymns, and sermon we mag­
the church with a love bouquet of
Oregon has Bonneville, and
it Meets: 2nd and 4th Friday
hear the voice of the son of God and nify the Lord Christ. Visitors are flowers. Also a lovely painting of
has a law permitting the organiza­ Meeting Place: Legion Hall
always welcome.
they that hear shall live.
“ A changeless Christ for a chang­ the crucifiction on Calvary, present­ tion of "people” power districts. George M cKee .......... Commander
ed to the church by Mrs. Jennie The great dam at Bonneville is gov­ E. E. Cloninger ... Quartermaster
The Wednesday evening meeting, ing World.”
Higby of Boise, one of her own hand ernment owned. The people of sev­
at which time testimonials of Christ
painting.
en counties are going to vote at a
Auxiliary No. 3506
ian healing and remaraks on Christ­
CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE
The young peoples evening service special election on April 8th for a
Meets: 2nd Friday at Legion Hall
ian Science are given, is held at
In the Legion Hall
j
led by Edrie Parker was very inspir­ "people's utility district," to Use
eight o’clock.
Mrs. C. M. Paradis
President
Vern Martin. Pastor
ing as the object lesson o f the cross Bonenville power.
The Reading Room is located in
Mrs. L. Norris ................ Secretary
Sunday school superintendent, Ed was used. Streamers leading to the
The people's power districts, if
the Church
Building, where the Wild.
cross designating those accepting the organized, will also be tax-exempt.
Bible and authorized
Christian
I.O.O.F
Sunday school will begin at 10:00| cross to Life Eternal, those reject This means that the taxpayers who
Science Literature may be read, bor­ a. m.
Gate City Lodge No. 214
ing to outer darkness.
are called upon to finance such
rowed or purchased, and is open
We have a class for everyone.
Rev. Powell led us in song ser­ people's utility districts, will also be Meets: Tuesday, 8 p. m.
every day from two to four p. m., ex­
Morning worship begins at 11:00 vice, also there was a special num­
called upon to make up the deficits Meeting Place: Legion Hall
cept Sunday ands holidays.
a. m.
ber by the young men's quartett. All in public treasuries which are oc­ Oca Blaylock
Noble Grand
The public is cordially ipvited to
Message by the pastor.
was so inspirational a great mani­ casioned by loss of highly-taxed Virgil E. Johnson
Secretary
attend our services and make use of
Young people's service at 7:15 p. festation of the Lord's presence
private electric developments.
tile Reading Room.
m.
came on the church with a wonder­
One taxpayer asks, "W hat will
Rebekah
W e invite the young people of this ful praise and song until the pas­
happen to the farmer and home
Yellow Rose No. 202
ST. PAU L'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH community to visit our society.
tor never had time to preach.
owner if we establish still another Meets: 2nd and 4th Thursdays
Rev. Stanley Moore, Pastor
Mrs. Martin, president.
Several knelt at the alter for tax levying body (people’s power
Eagles Hall
Church
Services
every
Sunday
The junior society will begin at prayer. This young church's first
district i that asks contributions in Mrs. Blanche McClure, Noble Grand
7:15 p. m.
morning at 9:30 o’clock.
Easter is outstanding and we trust addition to what we already pay for
Mrs. Frank Leuck............ Secretary
Mrs. Zola Rodgers supervisor.
Sunay School will meet at 10:30
every Easter as it grows shall re­ support of schools roads and county
The regular evening service at tain that intensive spirit of the love
each Sunday morning.
and city governments?”
FR A TE R N A L ORDER OF EAGLES
Communion the second Sunday of 8:00 p. m
of God. W e welcome you to our ser­
The answer is simple—the tax­
Aerie No. 2134
Message by the pastor.
the month.
vices.
payer is going to pay more taxes. Meets: Every Wednesdy, Eagles Hall
Everyone is invited to attend
Guild meets second Wednesday of
This same condition faces the Bernard F ro s t......Worthy President
these services.
each month at 2:30 p. m.
people in every part of the United Harry M in e r ......... * .........Secretary
Sunday School and choir party for
States where government tax-ex­
K IN G M A N K O L O N Y L.D.S.
young iieople the second and fourth
empt power projects are seeking to
SUNDAY
SCHOOL
Auxiliary
Mondays at 7 :30 o'clock.
usurp the field of private enter­
Wekly Lenten
services at eight
Meets:
1st
and
3rd Friday
Meets in Kingman Kolony school
prise. Any slight saving (? ) in pow­
o'clock.
Editorial opinions as seen
house Sunday at 1:00 p. m.
Eagles Hall
er rates which privileged users to
by other editors. The opinions
tax-exempt plants will receive, will Mrs. Chas. Leuck.............President
expressed
may or may not
come dear to the general taxpayer Mrs. Ronald Burke ......... Secretary
agree
with
the
policy
of
The
as reflecting God. The results of his [
who will be doubly assessed because
Gate City Jounral.
M ASO NIC LODGE
prayers were always to draw to the
of lost taxes from private plants
Golden Rule No. 147
and increased tax funds to main­
Christ the maimed, weary, sin-laden (
tain publicly financed and tax-ex­ Meets: Stated. 2nd Monday
the rich, the poor, and all those
empt plants.
Special, 4th Monday
posesssed and torn by the beliefs of
ISM S AND THE VOTE
Poorer service, higher taxes, and
Eagles Hall
the carnal mind. His life conformed
The west coast hears little of the political management are the al­ C. A. Abbott
Master
to the sublimity o f his prayers, and
P R A YE R
through his spirituality he discern­ grumblings in the east, where ap­ most inevitable results of political Leo H ollenberg................. Secretary
The Bible Is full of beautiful ed the human need and met it.
parently real danger is beginning power projects. Rejection is the peo­ George Reberger ....................Tyler
proofs of the efficacy of righteous
The world today need not linger to present itself in the form of fas­ ple's only protection asgainst such
prayer Daniel's faithfulness in his
socialistic, debt-boosting schemes.
Eastern Star
in the wilderness of error, no mat-j cism and nazism.
prayer to God so strengthened him
These “ isms" will not assume ser­ —Weiser (Idaho) American.
O. E. S. No. 131
ter how dense or dark it may ap­
and opened his vision to the power
Meets: 1st and 3rd Monday
pear to be. Christian Science has ious proportions as long as they are,
and presence of omnipotence, that
Eagles Hall
come to humanity: its teaching has as at present, confined to the more
his experience in the lions' den be­
Mrs. Nettie Medesker ............ W.M.
been proved true; it answers every congested centers of population, nor
came a very holy one, far reaching
Mrs. Hilda Tensen ______ Secretary
honest question pertaining to the | can they make the headway in a
in its effect.
_____
Science of being. "Science
and |atY*n v<lth as high an intelli-
Hagar. when left with her son
AM E R IC AN LEG IO N
Health with Key to the Scriptures' g™ ce ra,tng ai; ours ...
in the wilderness of Beersheba. lift­
Nyssa Post No. 79
by Mary Baker Eddy contains a
I* ° * ever' he>' arf llke 8 d“
ed “ up her voice, and wept," in
Meets: 1st and 3rd Thursday
Submitted by readers of The
priceless chapter entitled "Praver." |n * rtr £ °ntagion li Ieft 10 devel°P
yearning desire for succor, and
Legion Hall
Journal and the opinions may
In this chapter the real nature of t0° far T he * * * ' Preventative mea-
■ God opened her eyes, and she saw
Harry Russell................ Commander
or may not agree with the
God and man s inseparable relation sure 18 the ac.tive Parttciption in
a well of water; and she went. . .
Louis P. Thomas______ ___ Adjutant
policy of The Journal. You are
God are revealed to be just as « ” 1 !™
° f I T * ° f 0Ur
and gave the lad drink" (Genesis to
invited to send in your ideas
Jesus taught them centuries ago
hear that it is not
21:16. 19). Both she and her child
on current questions.
Auxiliary
Herein are clearly revealed the
average ?itlzen _t° (
were sustained.
Meets 1st and 3rd Thursday
truth about God— Life. Truth, and take an active part, that the politi­
In the experience of Moses, both
cians
have
things
so
arranged
to
Legion Hall
Love Here we can learn how to
before and after he became the
La Grande, Oregon.
pray without ceasing through spir­ suit themselves that nothing can be
Mrs Sid Burbidge ......
President
leador o f the Israelites, we find
done about It.
9April 15, 1938
itual understanding.
Louis
P
Thomas,
Editor.
bountiful
evidence of
answered
Something can be done, and very
CHAM BER OF COMMERCE
Scientific prayer heals human definitely. Both political parties Nyssa Gate City Journal,
prayer supplying his own need, as
Meets: Every Wednesday noon
doubt,
ignorance,
disease,
and
sin.
weli as that of the children of
have their clubs, designed for the Nyssa. Oregon.
Schweizer's Cafe
No erroneous condition can resist active participation o f all citizens
Friend Thomas:
Isreal.
Bernard Frost .................. President
Every experience of enlighten­ the desire to be and to do good
In reading through a recent edi­
Take part in the club of your own
F. T. Morgan..................... Secretary
ment. gained through consciously Great joy attends such prayer. In It party. Learn about the candidates tion of that newsy paper of yours
turning to God, is like a guiding there is no doleful, fearful con­ and the measures to be presented I note where you gave considerable
TO W NSEND
CLUB
light to one lost in a wilderness demnation. but the joyous affirm a­ for your vote. Then register and do space to Mayor Don Graham's ad­
Meets: 1st and 3rd Thursday
The wilderness of sorrow, sin. lack, tion of God's great goodness, near­ your part by voting intelligently.
monition to his fellow townsmen Meeting Place: Eagles Hall
and disease Is overcome in the light ness. and power. Like the blending
Tuesday was the last day to re­ about complying wtih the require­ D R. D eG ross....................President
tones
of
an
angelic
chorus
are
these
of Truth. Thus these instances of
gister for the May primaries. Start ments of the Workmen's Compensa-1 Mrs. A. V. Pruyn
Secre'ary
answered prayed, instead of being words of Mrs. Eddy on page 206 of being active by taking the first step tion Act.
"Miscellaneous
W
ritings":
“Good
Is
mysterious or miraculous, show the
I've written to Mr Graham ex­ Secretary's o f all lodges or
now —Grants Pass Bulletin.
clubs
divinely natural operation of God's my God. and my God is good. Love
pressing my personal appreciation are invited to send in to this paper
law. whenever and wherever one is my God. and my God Is Love," |
for this courtesy -and I want you to the information contained in
the
1 1
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D AILY know that your playing-up this mat- !
turns unreservedly to Him for help. sending us on our dally round re-
above card*. Changes In dates of
jolc.
confident
of
divine
guidance
Most
People
do
not
realize
the
Jesus' life exemplified effectual
ter is deemed a considerable favor
meetings or meeting halls must be
sire “ 'd importance of the results
prayer in his acknowledgement of peace, and fruition.
Anything folks can do toward In­ sent In by Monday before publica­
of Oregon's unemployment com­
one God. one power, and of man
An illustration ot the power of I
forming home-owners and builders tion.
pensation law They do not know
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