Nyssa gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1937-199?, September 08, 1949, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2

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    THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON.
PAGE TW O
TH U RSDAY.
SEPTEMBER
8.
:949.
Mrs Graves, second: best crochet­
church Meet at 7.1» lw Uanspor-
ed chair m i, Mrs Suiter, first
rum
10 a. m., church school hour.
Rugs—best hooked yam. Mrs
11 a. m . morning worship
Oswald
THE CHI RUB O f THa
7.13 p m.. young people’s service
Quilts—Pieced cotton. Mrs. Orav-
N &ZAUM
8 p. m.. evening worship
es. first.
Rev E. J. VVUaae Pastor
KLASS V. POWELL - - - - - - - l.d i ur and Pubbiilier
CATHOLIC CHURCH
Thrift—best article of clothing.
10 a m . Sunday school
Park tvrsur and Third MrtM
Mrs. Oroot, first; best collection of
11 a. m.. congregational and
l e t P. 3. Gakt Pastar
.special singing and sermon
iia** on Sundays at 8 30 Cate­ tea to vies. Mrs Oswald, second
ADVERTISING RATES
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
Novelty—best needlepoint
Mrs
7 15 p m we have three dii lerent chism at 10 a m Saturdays.
One Year
S2 j S0
Open rate per Inch
40t
Oroot. pillowcases, Mrs Minnie
group services. Come and enjoy
Leuck. Nyssa.
Six months
*126
National per inch
yoursell ui one of these groups
S p e r ia l A w ard »
National needlecralt con test-
Single Copies
_
U£>
Chuuufiedi. per word
2c
8 p m.. evangelistic service
and vanity set. Mrs Suiter;
Given At Fair buffet
Minimum _____ 30c
tStrictly in Advance*
Canning—best 2 jars of berries,
8 p m.. every Wednesday we have
Mrs B F Rookstool. second; best
services.
I Continued fro® Page *>
2 jars of jam. Sirs. Groot. second,
mutuel
racing
was
held
Thursday
We
extend
to
you
a
cordial
invi­
Publmhed every Thursday at Nywa. Malheur County. Oregon
sweet pickles. Sirs Groot; best 2
Friday and Saturday nights and
tation
to
attend
any
or
all
our
ser­
Entered at the poKtoffice at Nyaaa. Oregon (or transmission
jars preserves. Sirs Oswald, sec­
rodeo programs were given Sunday
vices,
ond.
through the United States Mail* as second class matter, under
and Monday afternoons
p. m.
Best picture in oil—Rosel Hun­
Ute act of March 3. 1879
Thousands of persons attended
ter of Nyssa
____
I HE METHODIST COMMUNIT» the fair and racing and rodeo pro­
AGRICULTURE
grams
CHURCH
Grange booths — Oregon Trail,
D AISY CATTLE
Donald K. Campbell. Minister
EXPANDING FIRE DEPARTMENT AND LIBRARY
Registered guernseys—Heifer un­ first; Boulevard, second, Oregon
8 46 a. m„ church school.
third;
Ontario
heights,
der 6 months. Robert Balter, route Slope,
If the residents of Nvssa vote next Tuesday in favor
11 a. m , morning worship Ser­
2. second: Sirs H E Hite, route fourth
mon
‘The
Practice
of
Religion"
Yellow dent com. best 10 ears.
of a bond issue of $17,000 for construction of an addition
Rev Campbell participated in the 2, third: produce of dam, H E Hite George H Moeller, first, best single
route 2. first
to the
hall for space for a rural fire truck and
national conference of the Fellow­
Registered holsteins—Junior bull ear BUI Stradley. second potatoes,
ship of Reconciliation this past
greater
-ary space, the residents of the city and rural
under 1 year but over ♦ months— netted gem. Loyd Adams second;
week and will share some of his
C R Kesler. third; threshed grains
Vest brothers, route 2 first
areas will have an opportunity to co-operate to the
experiences
Registered Jerseys—J unior bull and small seeds, federation wheat.
7
p
m„
Youth
fellowship.
mutual benefit of both.
under 2 years Hope and Charley George Moeller, route 1, Ontario,
Grider, route 2, first, and Howard first. Mrs Moeller, second; Bill
Residents of the rural area, for the protection of
FAITH " T H £ » » < i CHURCH
Baird, route 2. second cow under Van De Water. Parma, third: oats,
Rev Sberwin Schmidt. Paster
their properties against fire, have organized the Nyssa
3 years Hope and Charley Grider white varieties, Charles Custer. On­
Sunday school. 9 46 a. m.
Rural Fire Protection district, with the assistance of the
second: heifer under 6 months, tario, route 1. second George Moel­
Worship service, 11 a m
ler. third; barley, spring. Moeller,
Hope and Charley Gnder.
Christianity course for adults be­
Nyssa fire department. The district expects to buy
second; barley, fall. Charles Cus­
Grade
Dairy
Cattle
gins September 27 What is God s
fire fighting equipment when a suitable building is
Guernsey—Heifer under 1 year ter. first, red clover, Janetta Moel­
plan lor your life? Be has one for
made available for it. In return for the use of the
Barbara
Balter, route 2 first: Rog­ ler, second; red clover. Moeller,
you!
first; Jean Moeller, second: baby
er Balter second.
rural fire truck on city firet when it is needed, the
lima beans, Dick Groot first. Mex­
Jerseys—Heifer
under
1
year
ST PAUL’S EPISCOPAL CHURC11
city is expected to provide space for the machine in the
ican beans. Henry Durfee, first.
Guy
Moore,
route
1
Rev. C. L. Callahan. Rector
fire department building. The expense to the district
Sheaves — wheat, any variety.
Dual
purpose
cattle
Church school. 10 a m
Richard Divert
second; Helmet
and the city will be about the same, an estimated
Registered
Browi.
Swiss,
senior
Church services. 7 30 p m.. every
$12.000 In effect, the city will have double the pro­
bull over 2 years, L E Robbins Hmtz. third; silage com. Amos
Sunday evening.
Djmal. Ontario, first; Jear. Moeller,
tection that it now has and will probably enjoy a lower
Guild Monday. September 12 at route 2. first; junior bull under 1 second, allalfa for hay. Janetta
year
but
over
4
months.
L.
E
Rob­
Mrs
Eva
Boy
dell's
home
fire insurance rate. As a part of the tentative agree­
Jean Moeller,
bins. first and third mature cow Moeller, second;
ment, city firemen will operate the rural truck
over 3 years, L. E Robbins, first third, alfalfa for seed. Janetta
SUNSET VALLEY
Jean Moeller,
and second, heifer 1 year and under Moeller, second;
In addition to adding to the fire department, the city
ASSEMBLY OF GOD
2 years, L. E Robbins first heifer third red clover for seed. Jean-
Rev. Joe E. Dodson Pastor
plans, if the bond issue is approved, to triple the space
under 6 months L E Robbins, etta Moeller, first
Sunday school, 10 a. m.
for the city library, which is inadequately housed now
Threshed vegetable seeds—carrot,
first; produce of dam. Robbins,
Worship services. 11 a m
Dick Groot. first; Duane Wilson.
in a corner of the city hail. The city will also provide
first..
Young People. 7 p. m
Adrian, second;
lettuce, James
meeting quarters and other facilities for the firemen,
Beef Cattle:
Evangelist* meeting. 8 p m
Hereford—Heifer 6 months but Eastman Adrian, first; cantaloupe.
who spend long hours of their time in studying pro­
Wednesday Bible study. 8 p. m
under 1 year, Cash Turner, third Dick Groot, second other veget­
tection and actually protecting the properties of local
able seeds. Dick Groot. first and
S W IN E
ASSEMBLA OF GOD
residents The city may also enlarge the jail by mov­
Chester Whites—junior boar un­ second
Sterl D. Spiral. Pastor
Farm vegetables—best 3 cabbages,
ing the police office from the basement to the present
der 1 year. J. Orville Olsen, first;
Sunday school. 10 a. m.
library space.
sow 1 year and over W J Gamer, Dick Groot. third: best 10 ears
Morning worship. 11 a m.
first, sow and Utter of not less than sweet com. Roger and Jimmy
Evening evanglisUc. 8 p m
These improvements will probably run the cost of
Tuesday Bible study and prayer, 6 pigs, W J. Gamer first; produce Skeen, third; best 12 pickling cu­
the entire project to approximately $17.000, which is
of sow, J. Orville Olsen, first; cumbers. Sirs B F Rookstool.
I p. B .
certainly not excessive for a program to improve our
Friday, young people C. A.. 8 a grand champion sow W J Gard­ third: best banana squash. Ardine
ner; grand champion boar, J. Or­ Smith, first; best hill sweet pota­
ti.
fire department and library.
You are welcome to attend all ville Olsen; duroc Jerseys, sow 6 toes Dick Groot. second; best 12
months and under 1 year. Helmer tomatoes. Mrs Alva Goodell. sec­
: services
ond; Mrs Dick Groot. third; pars­
Hmtz. second
ley. Dick Groot; yard long bean,
MISSION ART BAPTIST CHURCH
SHEEP
W M Turner
Columbia, best ewe 1 year or Mrs B F Rookstool, small yellow
Missionary Pastor
over. Grover Vest, first and sec­ tomatoes, Mrs. Rookstool
Largest specimens—Table beets,
ond ; grand champion ewe. Grov­
Sunday school. 10 a. m.
Dick Groot. first; slicing cucumber.
er Vest
Morning service, 11 a. m.
Mrs Rookstool egg plant, Jeanetta
WOMEN’ S DEPAKTMENT
Song service, r .J 0 p. m
Luncheon
sets — Best crochet Moeller; cantaloupe Dick Groot.
Young People's service. 7:30 p. m.
Fruits—best 5 Elberta peaches.
trim set. Mrs M M Oswald, first.
CUSTOM BUILT CABINETS
Evening service. 8 p m
Wednesday evening prayer ser­ Mrs M J. Graves, second best col­ Henry Hmtz. third; Mrs. Jake
ored embroidered set. Sirs Dick
vice. 8 p m.
W IN D O W AN D DOOR FRAMES
Friday evening service. 8 p. m Oroot. second best appligued set.
Mrs
Graves, first; best textile
SCREEN DOORS
CHURCH OF CHRIST
painted set. Mrs Graves, first, best
Don R M¡infield Pastor
embroidered set. Mrs Graves, sec­
Phone 118 J
Free Estimate*
Friday, September 2, the young ond; best crochet set. Mrs Glenn
people will attend a go-u>-college Suiter, route 2. first; best not oth­
party at the Caldwell Christian erwise listed. Mrs. Graves, second,
best
crochet spread. Mrs Suiter,
second.
Pillow cases—best embroidered
white pair. Mrs Graves, second
best appliqued pair,
Mrs D M
Oswald, first; best cut-work pair.
Mrs
Oswald, second; best colored
embroidered pair. Mrs
Graves
first: best crochet pair. Mrs Grav­
es. second best group of four doil­
ies. Mrs Suiter, second.
Centerpiece — best embroidered
centerpiece. Mrs Graves, first and
Mrs Oswald, second, best crocheted
Mrs Suiter, second: best not oth­
erwise listed. Mrs Dick Oroot. first.
Mrs Oswald, second.
Dresser sets—best crocheted set.
Mrs Suiter first, best embroidered
set. Mrs Oswald, first, best not
Most folks who are wise do the same thing. If the roof leaks, they fix
otherwise listed. Mrs Oswald, first
Table covers—best crochet cover.
they also lay in their winter fuel. The rancher harvests his crops
Mrs Suiter, second; best otherwise
and makes all necessary preparations to take care of his family and stock
not listed. Mrs Graves, first
Pillow cases — best needlepoint
through the long winter months. ALL WISE PEOPLE DO THESE
Mrs Dick Groot, second, best em­
THINGS.
broidered Mrs Groot. first: best
yam pillow cover. Kin Groot. sec­
ond; best not otherwise listed,
home-made wool articles.
Mrs
Graves, second
The PIONEER SER\ ICE COMPANY is offering a suggestion. Don’t
Towels— hand towels. Mrs Os­
wald. first, and Mrs Oraves sec­
overlook your credit rating with local merchant, doctor and hospital
ond
Chair sets— best embrMdereC set.
Wlien you are making your other preparations for winter be sure that you
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Burge, second, best plate of Italian
prunes. Dick Grout second; best
plate petite prunes. Jean Moeller,
best plate green grapes. Mrs Rook­
stool. second.
Flowers—Black eyed Susan Mr?
Dick Oroot. first buddieia, Mrs.
O Siam, first; Mrs Groot, second;
s u m m e r chrysanthemums. Mrs
Siam, first; cosmos, Mrs Stam.
first; Mrs J Broad, second; large
dahlias Mrs Oroot. first; large
mangolds. Mrs. G. Siam second
double petunias. Mrs Siam fp ^
single petunias. Mrs Stam. first
snapdragons. Mrs. Stam. first
small zinnias. Mrs R Hunter, i
»nd; verbeena. Mrs Groot. first
Mrs. J. Broad, second most arus-
Uc arrangement. Sirs Groot. first
Mrs Siam second; best mixed bou­
quet. Mrs Groot. first, Mrs Stam
second; cactus dahlia. Mrs Groot
first.
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