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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY. APRIL 20. 1950
V isito rs T e ll O f
T r ip T o M exico
B IO BEND April 20 Mr and Mr,
Charles Reno and Roberta attend
ed the funeral of John Fickle Wed
nesday afternoon
La Dawn Woolley has been ill at
her home the past week
Sunday visitors of Mr and M r,.
Arlhur «loll were Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Clifford and family of Nys-.t
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Blurnen-
stein of Tacoma were visitors of
Charles Witty and pupils of Wade
school, while on their way home
from a trip to Mexico Mr Blum-
erulein told the pupils some Inter
esting things about the Mexican
children Mrs Blumenstein showed
them baskets, pottery and leather
hand work that she had purchased
Mrs Blumenstein Is Mr Wltty'a
sister
The home of Mr and Mrs. Elmer
Prosser was the scene of a family
reunion Sunday
Those attending
were Mr and Mrs. Lester Swige-t
of Medford Mr and Mrs Wifford
Rwlgert Mr and Mrs Ed Maurer
and family. Mr and Mrs Dallas
Swigert and family. Mrs. Flora
Rwlgert, Mrs Betty Dunbar and
daughter of Wilder. Mr and Mrs
Otis Rwlgert and Mr and Mrs
Dr lino Brock and daughter of Big
Bend. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Bell
and son of Ordinance. Oregon. Mr
and Mrs Charles Swigert and fam
ily and Mrs Vera Pollard of Cakl-
.well
Mrs Mary Brumback attended
the meeting of Malheur County
council of P. T A at Ontario S a t
urday. She was a guest of honor
as a past president
Mrs. Hars.-y Bennett. Mrs. Jack
Jones Mrs John Auker and Mr.,
Dyre Roberts attended the Idaho
presbyterial Friday at the Ontario
church.
I ioliiniliia Farmer*«
I 'h i i t i i i " Potato**
Squar»* Dancer**
Meet Al Weitter
Song service. 7 30 p. m
Evening service. I p. m
Wednesday evening prayer
vice. S p. m
Christ ambassadors 7 p. m
E v a n g U s tic . 8 p. m .
Tuesday, prayer and praise. 8 p. m.
7:30 p. m . youth meeting and
singspiration.
8 p. m , evening worship.
By Bingham
“W ART”, The Speed Cop
W EISER < Special ' — T h e .square
CATHOLIC CHURCH
L. D . 8 . 1st W A R D
Park Avenue and Third SIIM I
dance spotlight, with a bright beam
Dean Fife. BisiMp
Rev. F. J . G aire Pastor
directed upon spectator interest,
Sunday. 9 a. m . Sunday school.
Mass on Sundays at 9 30 Cate
will shine here Saturday night at 10 :30 a. m . priesthood meeting 8:20
chism at 10 a. m Saturdays.
the second annual Weiser Spring p m , sacrament meeting
Square Dance festival
Thursday. 2 p. m relief society
BIB LE BA PTIST CHI RCJI
Dancing from 8 JO to 11 p. m will 4 p. m . primary 7:20 p m , M. I. A.
213 Second St. South
be preceded by a half-hour of stage
Sunday school. 10 a. m.
entertainment and interspersed with
FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH
specialty acts
Rev Sberwta Schmidt. Paster
Toe stage program will start at
Sunday school. 10 a m
For Screen Doors and Re
8 o'clock and four specialty num- j Morning service. 11 a m.
tiers will be presented before the | Adult instruction. 9 p. m . Sunday
pairing of Screens. Rose
grand march. Highlighting special- evening,
Trellises. O t h e r Repair
ty acta during the dance will be
a roller skating team from Nampa,
THE CHURCH OF T H I
Work. Cabinet Work and
directed by Marvin Tiegs Twenty-
NAZARENE
five square and round dances will
Construction
Call
Rev. L J . Wilson. Pastor
be held with the m ike" to be hand
10 a. m . Sunday school. Russell
led by many of the best callers of
Music S m ilh ' superintendent.
Lower Snake river valley
will be furnished by Lipkas Quad- 1 Dr Lewis T. Corlett president of
rillers of Boise and sound by Charl Northwest Naxarene college will
l ' i Miles North Nysam- Parma
»peak at the 11 o'clock service. Dr.
es White of Weiser
Junction On Highway 95
Corlett is a great preacher and a
Phone 023-J1
COLUMBIA AVE. April 20—Carl
Beranek left last week for Boise
where he Is employed.
Parmers of this community are
planting potatoes.
Jake Groot. who recently moved
to Coulee Dam Washington spent
a few days here looking after bus
iness
Mr and Mrs. Pete de Leeuw have
returned from a trip to the coast,
where they visited relatives and i » m i n i E v e n t s -
I
fr le n d
f o u n * * * *> * ,
,
friends
M ,nday. April 24-H o sp .u l aux-
7 •> m youn« P * '* 1'
Juntor
meetings
Mrs. T M Beranek of Ny&sa was illary meeting at parish hall
All
8 p. m . evangelistic service.
a dinner guest at the C M Tense, i women Invited to attend. 7 30 p.
Services every Wednesday at 8 p.
home recently
m . Ruth and Naomi circle of Meth
m.
Mr and Mrs. Jak e Groot of Ar odist church potluck supper at the
cad la spent Sunday afternoon it home of Mrs. Dennis Patch
ASSEM BLY OF C O D
the Dick Groot home.
Wednesday. April 26—8 p. m .
2nd and Reece
Fred Koopman of Vale called on Junior high spring program at
S te r l D. g p te si. Faster
friends In this community last week ! school gym
Sunday school. 10 a m.
Thursday, April 27—Mary and
Martha circle at the home of Mrs. ; Morning worship. 11 a. m
E H Fleshman 8 p m
Masonic
and Eastern S tar pot luck dinner
at Masonic hall.
Morning Worship. 11 a -
B Y. P M , 7 p m.
Evening service. 8 p. m.
\ m o -- T H E V 'Q E A U ^ 1 S U 6 £ - . f V £ a v a œ v
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t h e g o o o g e s ------------ — CL - O - S - E
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Johnson Cabinet
Shop
WHOLESALE- RETAIL
WASHING. POLISHING LUBRICATING
PHONE / 1 7
— £ Ù / C / ^ ^ J î A X ^ /
THE NYSSA PHARMACY
YOUR CORNER AEXALL DRUG STORE
Here From Boise—
Mrs William Oramkow and Linda
and Nell Gramkow visited Sunday
at the home of Mr and Mm Wilbur
Holcomb and family.
Church Notes
THE
METHODIST COMM1 NIT»
< III HUH
Donald S. Campbell. Minister
9 45 a. m . church school.
1 1 a m . morning worship. Theme:
, "Come. Let Us Worship” Anthem
¡"W h a t Ood Hath Promised".
2 30 p in . the Youth of the
1 church »-ill meet at the church
! where transportation will be pro
vided for the trip to Emmett,
where they will participate in a sub-
district youth rally
There will be no evening service
in the church thLs week
CEDAR CHEST
SUNSET V A I.I.E Y
ASSEM BLY O F G OD
H iv Joe K. D odson. Pastor
Sunday school. 10 a. m.
W irg-.i.p services, 11 a. m.
Young People. 7 p. m
Evangelistic meeting. 8 p m.
Wednesday Bible study. 8 p. m.
C H U R C H O F C H R IS T
lio n K. M axfield , Pastor
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11 a. m . Morning worship.
ST. P A U L S E P IS C O P A L C H U R C H
Rev. C. L. C allah an. R ector
Church school. 10 a m
Church services. 7 30 p. m , every
Sunday evening.
M IH H ION A R Y B A P T IS T C H U R C H
W. M. T urner. Pastor
Sunday school. 10 a m
Morning service. 11 a. m
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