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THE NYjàSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA, OREGON PAGE TWO THURSDAY, APRIL 22, 1HIS 4 and 5. Sessions will begin Tues- theme: "A Guilty Conscience Sunset valley. son were visitors at Mr. and Mrs. 1 2 0 P A R T IC IP A T E the day morning at 10 o ’clock, and will The »taie convention for Speaks", based on Psalm 51: 10-12. Christlon churches of Eastern Ore- continue each morning, afternoon Luther Douglas’ home near Home- IN L .D .S . F E S T IV A L There will be a special meeting gon will be held in Ontario May and evening for the two days. dale. of the cuiigrcg*tion after the (Continued From Page 1) Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mull and ADRIAN, April 22— Mr. James Mc ' dancing. Miss Jean Dierking went with children are moving to Nyssa. Mr. seated partaking of refreshments. morning service on May 12. Ginnis has been very 111 at his . Bob Kurtz and J ayce Kurtz to 1 Mull is employed in the Olympic She sang "The Last Time I Saw home the past week. Paris”, and “ Mamselle”. j Caldwell to visit relatives, T 11E M E T H O D I S T C O M M U N I T Y I Wales, represented by a ladies The annual Mother-Daughter tea i Mr. and Mrs. Ray Landau and I club. CHURCH I chorus, under tbA direction of Mrs. was given toy the Girls league Sat R>v M e:h im were dinner guests at Rev. H. J. Gernhardt. Pastor John Schenk, .sing ’N^w The Day Shirley Smith’s home Wednesday PARTIES ARE HELD -. ; Is Over". Scotland was depicted Sunday school, 9:45 am . Strawberries, Raspberries, Boysonberries, urday, April 7 In the Adrian gym ! evening. AT BUENA VISTA' by the "special interest group , ahth Woishlp and semi on, "The Bless nasium for au ine mothers. Cookies The Boy Scouts went on an over and punch were served. Punch was night camping party to Lesley gulch canees under the direction of ing of Faith” . 11 a.m. Currants poured by Mrs Earl Crocker and Saturday and Sunday. George De BUENA VISTA, April 22— M rs.! W. J. Beu, Ireland was repre Intermediate fellowship, 7 pm . Mrs. Lambert Dterking. Hiven took a truckload of food and Ethel Goodell and family, and Mrs. sented by Mrs. John Schenk, sing- Youth fellowship, 7 pm . Rev. and Mrs. PitcheT were at tents to Leslie gulch for the boys. i Anna Harris and son, Clifford o f ! ing "When Irish Eyes Are Smiling . Fruit Trees— Shade Trees— Evergreens Cottage Grove, Oregon last week Young adult fellowship, 7 pm . Mrs. Korman and daughter, Kris , Vais spent Suruay afternoon at the Mr. Sanders did the Irish jig. Hol to attend a relative's funeral. land was represented by the build tine, Mrs. Webb and daughter, i Leslie Tophff home. Evening worship, 8 pm . The annual Junior-senior prom Joan, and Mrs. Brown were in Mrs. Willis Bertram was in On- ers i Bee Hive girls i under the di LEWIS NURSERY Fourth quarterly conference. Rev. j tario Tuesday. was held at the Adrian high school Nampa for dinner Sunday rection of Mrs. S. P. Bybee. After C. G. Hannan, acting district su Friday, April 16. The prom was Alva Goodell was In Nampa on singing “The Little Dutch Mill", perintendent. Mr. and Mrs. Charley West and business Friday. they dapeed in their wooden shoes, Bible study and prayer, Wednes I N 11II111.1 M11MI I In HI H H I IM In 111| H n 11 n II III 11 i George and Delbert Cleaver are while the mill went 'round and day, 8 pm . planting potatoes this week. 'round. Garry Bybee was the voice I The Max Sweaney family have behind the old fashioned clock. ! been ill with influenza. Mr. and Mrs. Gerrit S u m assisted ASSEM BLY O F GOD Mrs. Alva Goodell attended the che group by singing in Dutch, Sterl D. Splesz, Pastor Malheur county spring festival at "A Cottage by the Sea". Sunday school at 10 am . the Boulevard Grange hail Tues Mexico was presented by Miss Worship at 11 am . day. Nola Drown, who sang "Cielito Junior church, 7 pm. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Cleaver en Luido". A ladies chorus from the Inspirational evangelistic service tertained at a pinochle party at Gleanor class sang "Serenade of the their new home Saturday evening. Beils” . Italy was represented by at 8 p.m. Bible study and prayer, Tuesday The guests presented the hosts Miss Loa Mitchell, who sang “Santa ELECTRIC with a lovely set o f pottery dishes. ajiuua”. fcpam was featured in a at 8 pm . Everyone welcome. RANGES Unopposed Candidate on the Democratic Ticket Mrs. Gowen and Loyd Cleaver re tango dance by Don and Betty ceived high prizes. Refreshments Pile, assisted by four other dances THE CHURCH OF THE for the office of were served. with castanets and tamborines. NAZARENE Mr. and Mrs. George Cleaver Hawaii was represented by the MALHEUR COUNTY SHERIFF were in Ontario Thursday. 10 a.m., Sunday school. junior girls under the direction Willis Bertram, who was in of Mrs. Arvilla Sanders, teacher. 11 a.m., Congregational and spe FRIDAY, MAY 21 Burns Saturday, brought home a Leon Child, missionary from Ha cial singing and communion service. truckload of lumber. waii, greeted the audience in tha t j 7:15 p.m., Young people teen age I have had several years of law enforcement Mr. and Mrs. Alva Goodell were native tongue. He also sang H a - , and junior services. experience. in Vale Monday. Mr. Goodell at waiian songs, assisted by his sister, 8 p.m:, Evangelistic service. tended the district meeting of the Mrs. Elwood Flinders, on the guitar, j 8 p.m., Wednesdays we have I promise, if elected, to devote my undivided association of county courts. Mrs. Roland Maw, guest artist, prayer ad praise services, usually attention to the administration of the office. taught the girls the hula. The with a different speaker each time. I will serve the county faithfully and well. 4-H FLOWER GARDEN scent was beautiful with palm trees and yellow moon. JESUS CH RIST I will extend courtesy to all and partiality to CLUB IS ORGANIZED Among sagebrush and saddles, CHURCH OF OF the cowboys, senior scouts, under none. LATTER D AY SAINTS BIG BEND. April 22— Mrs. Clar the direction of Charles Peterson, SECOND WARD (Mormon) nmi i ; ihiii . iii n warm m i n n m n m n 11 in in in in 11 in in n nnm^ii 1111111 nn in run n m i m 11 * m inn ence Ricks and Lois went to Boise sang several songs. A trio of guest | Sunday to visit Mrs. Rick's mo artists, James Peterson, his bro Arvel Child, Bishop ther, who is ill in a Boise hos ther, Charles, and Cliff Wright, Sunday, 11:30, Sunday school. pital. sang, “ Nightime in Nevada", with 10:30, Priesthood meeting. A 4-H flower garden club has guitar accompaniment. The child Sunday, 8 p.m., Sacrament ser been organized at Wade, with of ren in the audience received a vices. ficers as follows: President, Audrey thrill by seeing a real pinto S h e t Wednesday, 2 p.m., Relief society. Mecham; vice president, Loretta land pony, mounted by Celia Carol Wednesday, 4 p.m.. Primary. van de Water; secretary, Lorraine Bybee. who sar.g "My Home’s In Wednesday, 7:30 pm ., Mutual van de Water; song leader, Eva Montana”. THAT IT COSTS JUST A FRACTION OF Improvement Mecham; yell leaders, Margaret Mrs. Lowell Russell, Indian prin Bennett and Ethel Mecham, local cess of Boise, clad in a white lea A CENT PER MILE CH RISTIAN CHURCH leaders, Mrs. Ruth Morgan and ther native dress, with beads and 5th and Kntns Sts. Mrs. Harvey Bennett. fringe, and wearing a beaded head- TO RUN George Whipple, Pastor W. M. Teter and Charles E. band with feathers in the back, Bible school, 10 a.m. Witty and boys made a business sang several tribal songs, "The Morning worship, 11 a.m. "The trip to Vale and Ontario Saturday. Indian Love Call", and "Nearer Horace Chaney was ill at his My God To Thee”. J. B. Lewis, Unknown God". Evening services, 8 p.m. home last week. sailor, and LeRoy Bair, soldier, T N T . Youth group meets Thurs Pupils o i the Wade upper room escorted Miss Lois Bybee, who was T HE P R E S T E L I N E C U S T O M " 8 " lest a softball game to Owyhee chosen by popular vote to be "Miss day night with Dan Pennie on Col ON YOUR CAR? school by a score of 8 to 4 last America", to the stage. Her crown umbia avenue. Come in and see it today! This great new Presteline Mid-week service will be held lr Friday. and torch were of silver metalics. is America's finest Electric Range. 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