PACE TWO
;i IIE NYSSA CATECITÏ JOURNAL, NYSSA, ORECON THURSDAY, AUGUST 5, 1948
GLASS V. P U W U .L ..................................Editor and
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Published every Thursday at Nyssa, Malheur County, Oregon
Entered at the poHlofflces at Nyssa, Oregon for transmission
Lirougti the United States Italia, as second class matter, under
the ac oi March 3, 1879.
NEWELL RESIDENTS
LEAVE ON VISITS
NEW HU. HBK1HTH. Aug 5 Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Kurtz, Joyce Kurt/
and Caroline Solileiner were among
those wlio accompanied a group of
tiie United Presbyterian church
members of Nampa, Ontario, Weis
er und Adrian on the outing at
Pilgrims cove on Payette lake
early Friday morning.
Gary Graham has been ill the
past few days.
Mrs W W Smith returned home
Moiklay from a trip to western
Oregon, where she visited relatives.
Shirley Smith and Kay Mecliam
were supper guests of Mr. und Mrs.
Huy Luiuiuu Friday evening.
George Schlemer und Georgia
went on a trip to Wallowa lake,
where Schlemer entered his bunt In
rates over the week-end.
Mr and Mrs. Vernal Sharp and
family are on a trip to Utah.
Mrs. Dorothy Slippy and children
re visiting relatives In Colorado.
I Marlon Price of Owyhee visited
a *,II'ley *hnith Tuesday,
Mrs. Kennie
Vandcrpool and
children, who are s e n d in g the
summer In McCall, spent the week
here.
Mr Hint Mrs. H. R Slippy were
supper guests of Mr and Mrs.
Gerald Slippy of Owyhee Thursday
evening.
Mrs. Forest Handman and Deam
have returned from a trip to Port-
land Mrs Handman’s daughter of
California has also returned here
for a vtslt.
Arlene Plercy Is working in the
Adrian community creamery.
Leonard Smith and Rial Charlotte
hauled w ish ! from Emmett Mon
day.
Kubeii Jorgenson of Parma visit
ed at the Leslie Stoker home Sun
IHUalBUaÜàkolb "-’!1
day.
’ '
Pete Timmerman spent the week
end in Boise.
Mr and Mrs. Cecil Smith were in
Ontario Saturday evening.
Mrs. Byard and daughter of Boise
silent the week-end at the home of
Mrs Byards parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Rube Graham.
Mr and Mrs. Wesley Piercy vis-
j ited at the Verle Bishop home in
| Rig Bend Monday evening.
and Jean Bbkesley assisted Miss dedication service for babies fol-|for all age groups.
Genesis 15: 1-6.
I
Hawley in displayin' her gifts. She lowing tlie song service, then a
11: a. m., worship service. Sermon
The church council and build-
recived many very nice gifts. Ref re-¡sh ort sermon and then we will go theme for the eleventh Sunday Ing committee will hold a regular
shments of sandwiches coffee and down to the river for a baptismal
after Trinity is "Belief In The Lord meeting Monday evening, August 9
kool- aid were served.
7:15 p. m., young people, teenage Grants Rich Blessings", based on at 8 o'clock in the parsonage.
Mr. and Mr C. Longhearse and and junior services.
Ruth and Erma of Star. Idaho were j 8 p. m., evangelistic service.
guests at the home oi Mr. and Mrs.
George Smit Iasi week.
L. D. S. CHURCH
COW HOLLOW DANCE
B;»b Imbler and John Smlt atten
First Ward
ded the baseball game between Pay
Dean Fife, Bishop •
ette and the K nisas City Monarchs
Sunday, 9 a. m„ Sunday school.
Saturday, August 7
at Payette Monday evening.
Sunday, 10:30
a. m. priesthood
¡NU-ACRES MAN IS
Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Crandall ol meeting.
I
Idaho visited at the home
Sunday. 6:30 p. m , sacrament!
Stradley’s Orchestra
INJURED IN MISHAP Jerome.
oi Mr. and Mrs. Hawley Sunday or fast meeting.
evening.
Tuesday,
2
p.
m..
Relief
society
]
NU-ACRES Aug. 5- -The ’Pinochle
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Grasmick meeting.
!
club met at the home of Mr
Tuesday, 4 p. m., primary meet
and Mrs George L. Smlt Sunday. and Marry lou went to Nampa to
Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Jacob attend the wedding of their cousin, ing.
Tuesday, 7:30 p. m., geneologlcal
Groot of Nyssa, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Harder. A reception was held
Dick Groot of Nyssa and Mr. and immediately following the cere training class.
mony at the Dempsy hall in Nam
Thursday, 7:30 p. m.. Mutual
Mrs. Z Davidson of Parma.
Dick Hawley crushed one of the pa. Later in the day they visited Improvement association meeting.
Sunday, 5:30 p. m.. ward welfare
fingers of his right hand quite friends in Meridian.
Seventeen boys .rid girls of the meeting. (First and third Sunuaysi
badly when he was blocking a
truck west of Nyssa. He Is still Do-More 4-H club left for Payette
SUNSET VALLEY
under a doctor’s care, but is im lakes Thursday to spend five days
at the 4-H camp there.
ASSEMBLY OF GOD
proving.
Rev.
Joe E. Dodson, Pastor
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Evans and
Jack Smlt, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Sunday school, 10 a. m.
George Smlt. visited at the home family went to Smith’s ferry and
Worship service, 11 a. m.
of his parents Sunday. Jack is em Packer John look-out Sunday. They
Young people's meeting, 7 p. m.
picked a few huckleberries during
ployed in Stibnlte, Idaho.
Evening services, 8 o'clock.
A pre-nuptial shower was given the day.
Bible study, Wednesday, 8 p. m.
Cecil Evans received another
In honor of Ixiureen Hawley Tue
sday evening. July 27, at the comm treatment last week and will re
FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH
unity hall. For entertainment Mary quire at least one more. Recovery
Roland G. Waest. Pastor
Lou Grasmick played* two select- seems very slow
Mrs. F.
Fry took Mr. and Mrs.
10: a. m., Sunday school. Classes
etlons on her accordian. Murllyn
Evans, accompanied on the piano J. Z Moore to Nyssa Tuesday to the
by Phyllis Evans, sang two songs doctor. Mr. Moore has been under
"Shortenin’ Bread" and the "Woody a doctors care for some time.
The Do-More 4-H club will have
Woodpecker Song." Evelyn Evans
accompanied by Phillis Evans on an exhibit of the work they have
the piano, played the "Merry Widow done this season at the Nu Acres
Optometrist
Waltz” on her flut. Phyllis Evans. community hall. August 16, 1
p.
m.
The
iniblic
L
s
Invited
to
at
iucomt>aiiied on the piano by Mrs.
Cecil Evans, played two selections tend. The children will hold their
Eyes Examined
on her cornet. Rose Ellen Schmid regular business meeting so the
public can see how they proceed
during all their meetings.
Phone 720
Bud Mootz brought home his
wife, Helen and his infant son,
718 Arthur St.
Jack Anthony from the Holy Rosary
hospital Saturday afternoon.
Caldwell, Idaho
Those from this community who
attended the wedding of Laureen
Hawley and Larry Climer at Boise
Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. D. L.
Durrington and Carole. Mr. and
Mrs. M. C. Seucll and Jean.
service.
Sponsored by Chalk Butte Grange
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c.
DR. C.W. CRAVES
ARM STRONG
'tie's really not
Linoleum R ugs
Leave On Trip—
Mr. and Mrs. O E. Cheldelin and
Donna and Phyllis, left this week
on a trip that will take them
through the southern part of the
western states and down Into
Mexico. They plan to be gone a-
bout three weeks.
6x9 TO 12x15 FEET
YARD GOODS— WIDTHS 6, 9 AND 12 FEET
Where Prices Are Always Lowest
ED CASE'S
FURNITURE BARGAIN CENTER
North of “V
Phone 74-J
Katies Plan Activities—
The Eaities lodge will give a free
dance Saturday night, August 7 for
members. Admission will be mem
bership card only. The Eagles wiii
hold a picnic In the Caldwell park
Sunday, August 8. A pot luck luncii
will be served at noon, followed by
a baseball game and other contests.
City Manager III—
City Manager E. K. Burton has
been ill at his home for the last
two day*. He wus threated with
pneumonia Wednesday.
Church Notes
i.
'2 < X 'i i K V t :
You Can Gei More Jobs Done
Quicker and Better
with GOOD Farm Buildings!
WOOD
M ake,
the
BEST
F arm Buildings . . .
. . . u k . Lumber la
Eaaiat to GET . . .
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BOISE
PAYETTE
O n a farm particularly, timo n e on s m on ey I
Equipment facilities, b u ildin gs . . . anything that
a llow s you to d o m ore work In l# j time , . . c a n
m ea n m on ey in your pocket
That s w hy G O O D farm bu ildin g? are so Im
portant. And the ■ s»?t w a y to b e sure ot G O O D
farm buildings s to build them with the help ol the
Big 4-Square
Farm Building Book
that’s so h an dy to refer to at your loca l Bets«
Payette yard. In that book are sco re ol plans tor
type? ot structures to fit ev ery requirement. Y ou r«
sure to find the building y o u need.
GOOD
Farm Building«
Ar« Easier
to GET . . . at
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Mgr
Every plan tr the book h as been d esig n ed b y
experts an d the -.dual bu ildin gs them selves h a v e
been h eld tested by p iactioal ta m e r s an d extension
sp ecia l.st«
That
w hy they are * . etlicient a n d
sc e c o n o m ica l to cullcL
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Vacation On Coast
Murle Marcum and family are
spending this week vacationing on
the Oregon coast.
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working hard-
ST. PAUL’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Kev. u. L. Callahan, R.<etor
Services will be held at 9:45
in during ttve month of Aiguist.
Holy communion August 1.
MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHI Rt. II
Sunday school, 10 a. m.
Morning service. 11 a. m.
Young People. B. Y. P. U , 7 p. m.
Evening service. 8 p. m.
Wednesday prayer service. 8 p. m.
Visisting pastors supply,
modern room that is a pleasure to work in.
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exolite * paint mixes easily, a p
plies easily, does both fast. Dries
in an hour, too. It’s available in a
wide range of smart colors. One
gallon, thinned with water, makes
lia gallons o f paint, enough for
an average room.
T
twin-bowls, with dish and vegetable spray, large draw
ers, plenty of storage space.
Other Youngstown units include spacious wall and floor
cabinets, with generous shelves for oversized utensils,
linens or cleaning equipment. Let us show you these
attractive units, and give you an accurate estimate of
the cost of installing them in your home.
'T ra d em a rk R e*. U. S. Pat, C
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Stum Lumber
Company
Sewright and Terry
Marshall-Wells Store
Announcing The Opening
OF OUR NEW
ChicK Hatchery
On Highway 20 one and one-half miles north of our
Old Location In Nyssa.
Chicks hatching every Tuesday the
year around. Our new plant is mod-
ernly equipped for the production of
quality chicks under the most sani
tary conditions.
CHURCH OF JESUS UIIRIST
OF
LATTER DAT SAINTS
SECOND W.ARD
Mormon)
Vrvel Child, Bishop
Sunday 11 30. Sunday school.
10 30. Priesthood meeting
Sunday. 8 p.m.. Sacrament ver-
ncw.
Wednesday, j p m . Relief society
Wednesday. 4 p m . Primary
Wednesday, 730 p m , Mutua.
Improvement
THE CHIRCH OF TH I
N Kl ARENS
j to a. m . Sunday school
It a m congregational singing.
special singing.
We vriU have a
The first step toward modernization should be the
Youngstown “ Kitchenaider” cabinet sink. Available in
different models, all with gleaming white, acid-resisting
porcelain enameled tops. Among the many features are
H e’s u s in g ...
THE METHODIST COMMUNITY
CHURCH
Donald S. Cambell. Pastor
9 45 a. m. church school.
11 a. m. morning worship. Sermon
Subject.
“ Building for
Stormy
Weather".
7 p m. youth fellowship.
8 p. m . evening service. Song
service and Bible study.
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST
CHIRCH
Naomi Burhert. Superintendent
American Legion Hall
Sabbath school. 10 a. m.
The public is invited to attend.
M U LL IN S
7TTH Youngstown equipment, you can quickly and
YV easily transform your old kitchen into a beautiful,
ASSEMBLY OF GOD
Sterl D. Spleaz. Pastor
Sunday school. 10 a m.
Worship service. 11 am .
Junior church. 7 pm .
Evangelistic, 8 pin.
Tuesday. 8 p.m.. prayer meeting
Friday, 8 p m., young people.
CATHOLIC CHURCH
Park Avenue and Third Street
Rev. P. J. Gaire, Pastor
Beginning the first Sunday in
June and continuing through July
and August the time of mass in
the Catholic cnurch will be at i
u n . every Sunday.
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