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PAGE TWO ____________ THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA, OREGON THURSDAY, AUGUST 2fi. 1948 of the sections in which they operate. He was Return From Yellowstone— | she had been receiving treatment , Mrs. George Moore of W hittier, in a hospital. She was brought 1 California. Mr. and Mrs. Moore Mr. and Mrs. Ron Whitaker and ecretary of the Nyssa chamber of commerce I he Gate City Journal home Bert Lienfcaemper of the left Monday for California. daughters returned last Thursday for more than 20 years and during that time from a trip through the Yellow Nyssa by Funeral home. gained a wide acquaintance, which benefited Here From Boise— stone park. E ditor a n d I'u b liih er liLASS V. POW ELL - - - Returns To Ny tins community. He was president of the Assoc Sick Woman Returns— Mrs. Margaret Mossman and Mr. Mrs. C. C. Cotton returned home and Mrs. A1 Baker and family of iated chambers of commerce of Southwestern Mrs. Lem Wilson, Sr., of Nyssa | I Saturday from Twin Falls. She Boise were Sunday guests of Mr. Idaho and Eastern Oregon and president of the -erurned home this morning by j was accompanied SUBSCRIPTION HATHS ADVERTISING HAT».A to Nyssa by her and Mrs. C. C. Cotton. Mrs. Moss- ambulance from Portland, where i daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and man and Mrs. Cotton are sisters. Oregon Reclamation congress, which have long One Y ear................... $2.00 upen rate, per inch......... JJk been interested in the development of their Six M onth*............... ......... $1.25 National, per inch.........._..4dc Single Copies ...............................06 CU ssnieds, per word.......... ai respective territories. Minimum 30c <Strictly In Advance) Mr. Morgan belonged to many other organiz ations, but he gained his fame through working Published every Thursday at Nys'a Mslhcu’ County. Oregon with groups identified with progress. He fell as Entered at the postotflces at Nyssa, Oregon Io< transmission a martyr to progress, because he worked too Lirough the United States K.alb, as second class matter, under intensely and diligently for it. the ac oi March 3, 1870 Nyssa has lost its most prominent citizen, a man who never spoke a sharp word to a OUR NO. 1 CITIZEN IS GONE friend, and his absence will be sorely felt. He Aside from his ability, Frank T. Morgan be wras only 59 years old, ‘Tis a shame he passed came the No. 1 citizen of Nyssa and an influen away before the Nyssa that he helped “raise” TO TEM PO RARY Q U A RTERS tial leader in a much larger area principally be had reached the peak of its development. cause he took an active part in the development With his life as an example, the rest of us of Malheur county, the state of Oregon and me =hould he able to co-operate more effectively Snake river valley. in the developmnt of our community. IN THE NEW In practically every phase of his life, Flank I dp” . Aueus* 29. Morgan was identified with development. In Onr regular sehedu’e of .Sunday fact, his life was the very symbol of develop Church Notes school at 10 a. m. and divine wor at 11 a. m. will be resumed ment and progress. Mr. Morgan, who died at ST. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL CHURCII , ship September 5. his home last week-end, came to Malheur coun i Sunday, Thp Faith Mission society fam Rev C. L. Callahan. R rotor Services will be held at 9:45 a. ily picnic has been postponed from ty from Wisconsin w'hen he was a young man Wednesday, September 1 to Wed- and took a position as a school teacher in Nyssa. m. during the month of August. i nesday, September 8. BAPTIST CHURI II After a short time he purchased a ranch at MISSIONARY CATHOLIC CHURCH Sunday school, 10 a. m. Kingman Kolony and for that purchase many North O f Towne Park Avenue anil Third Street Morning service, 11 a. m. Rev. P. J. Gaire, Pastor Young People, B. Y. P. U„ 7 p. m. people questioned his intelligence, he said. Beginning the first Sunday In Evening service, 8 p. m. After developing that place, he purchased the Wednesday prayer service, 8 p. m. June and continuing through July and August the time of mass in farm where he spent his last days and again he Vis Is ting pastors supply, WHILE OUR NEW STORE IS UNDER CONSTRUCTION the Catholic cnurch will be at 8 was called “crazy” for buying a place in such a.m. every Sunday. ASSEMBLY OF GOD poor condition. However, during the last few' Sterl D. Splesz, pastor DIRECTLY ACROSS THIRD STREET SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST Sunday school, 10 a. m. years he has been taking high yields of sugar CHURCH Worship, 11 a. m. Naomi Ruchert, Superintendent beets from the farm and other crops in like WE WILL BE GLAD TO GIVE YOU THE USUAL SERVICE Junior church, 7 p. m. American Legion Hall Evanglistic, 8 p. m. proportion. Sabbath school, 10 a. m. Young People, Friday, 8 p. m. For many years, Mr. Morgan was identified IN OUR NEW LOCATION Great missionary service Wed The public is invited to attend. nesday, September 1. Rev. H. with reclamation, one of the most important Downey has spent a numiier factors in the development of the west and took >f years who in the Congo of Africa, an active interest in the development of high a will message be with us. Rev. Downey has of vital importance and ways at a time when the state of Oregon was nterest. Everyone welcome. engaged in an extensive highway construction Nyssa Girls On Vacation— COMMUNITY M i« Carole and Cleo Flinders program. He was influential in the decision THE METHODIST and Miss Barbara Sanders return CHURCH of the Amalgamated Sugar company officials ed this week after spending sever 9:45, Church school. 11 o'clock service is being arr- al weeks visiting friends and rela to locate a plant in Nyssa. Mr. Morgan worked inged by a laymen's committee tives at Ogden and Hooiier, Utah. many hours and spent many dollars in efforts to n the absence of the pastor. secure other industries and businesses for this Y. No F. evening church service. M. Parents Of Daughter— to meet for regular meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Wyckoff of community. Baker are the parents of a daugh In addition to his individual activities, Mr. FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH ter bom on August 19 at Britting- Roland G. Wuest. Pastor j ham's in Ontario. The baby weigh-: Morgan was habituallv identified with organiz There will be no Sunday school , ed 7 pounds, 4 ounces. She has j ations that traditionally seek the development or divine worship service- this Sun- I teen named Marcia Marie. We Have Moved LOCAL NEWS IliS B S i li * Sr ' * - J f- ' Carload of Bedroom Suites Going - Going - Going - Going ALMOST GONE SAVE $100 ON A THREE-PIECE OR FIVE-PIECE BEDROOM SUITE. 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