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9 THF NYSSA GATE CTTY JO U RN A L. NYSSA. OREGON TH U RSD AY PAG E TW O THE (¿ATE CITY JOI IÎN \L suggested lead missions for tli and (an • v> • . : re ... girls. i meaut no corn- his detailed We ! i imi a lune* it i>asl and • ir thank to >ev- D eputing tnd the.r off.ee governmeni comment- about N its future the old agencie D N U * • and accompanied by the London Y - - : a under Sir Philharmonic orche-ti ship with us. ________ Thomas Beecham CATHOLIC CHURCH Park (venue M i! Third Sir*e4 THE cm in i* o r T i l l K , v . R e m b e r t A h ie s . O . F. M . NA7.ARCNC Mu Sunday at 8 and 10 a. m. Rev liien Ab!» Faitor and daily at 8 a. m Sunday school. 10 a. m. Morning i hip. 11 a m assembly or oof> N Y P. 8 and junior meeting. Frank C. Coley, Pastor 7 p. m South 2nd and Reece Ave o'clock T le-day evening Prayer and Pru. • 8 o'clock n You I** Christ Ambassador meeting. 8 o'clock We are having an out-of-town -pi-aker for this C. A service Every one welcome. charge. A’.l are bureau cracies,” is t)i«- local po-t otfice where P i, tma -j.t Lloyd Lewis and ■ - Editor anil Publisher D I'A NE R. A L T E R S .................... Ab it the b • t surprise was his crew concentrate on good e . - \\ horion (>»in rs Duan«* It Cllers anil Geo. •ur fir t i tend.i:. at the the week vice and public relations Already t . D. » I d W A R D ly Chamber m e e t i n g where we asked they have extended personal favor Eldeii J. Yergensen, Bishop S u n d a y — Priesthood meeting. 9 15 i n . 'l i l i i i r ! |ie< ial w a s lakuig to the Journal where some difficu l SUBSCRIPTION RATES plu. e "N a", wt were told. "Y ou 'll, ties have been encountered in get a m. Sunday school. 10 30 a. ni *2 50 1 Year en ( 7 is p m notice tile chair aren't filled y e t.: ting tiie paper out on time. Like a $1 50 6 Months Sunday school. 10 a. m . classes for Sacrament meeting. 7 30 p. m Mid-week prayer meeting i o ’cl« k Tuesday— Relief society. 2 00 p ni there are alway several who are private retail business, the post o f 1 year outside Malheur C and all ages. lab- " Th at wu . 13 05 and by 12 l>8 fice staff, to a man. are interested Wednesday evening. lay - M I A . 7 30 p m. Parma. Ida rural route $ .< 00 Morning worship at 11 a. m 05 there were 41 members sealed and in the weltare of Nyssa. its trade Wednesday—Primary. 4 p m. Single Copie Evenuig Evangelistic service. 8 di . i ,ing onimiinily problems with appeal and the potential growth of ST. P A LL'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH (Strictly in Advance» Rev. C. T. Crenshaw, Rector their neighboi A question had been which they and the re t of Nyssa arc Morning service. 9 o'clock Holy an wered a to why Nyssa bus thri assured. communion and address. ved and prospered for so many Published every Thursday at Nyssa. Malheur County, Oregon, years! Entered at the postolfice at Nyssa. Oregon for transmission M ISS IO N A R Y B A P T IS T CHURCH matter, under We have had the privilege of through the United States Mails, as second cla Sunday morning services, begin vi iting the Lions club where simi the act of March 3. 1879 ning 10 a. m lar attendance and enthusiasm preJ Sunday worship services begin A drivers license examiner will be vailed and were fined for wearing ning 11 a m. on duty in Nyssa Friday. April 25 a Kiwani button That fine, we pletely dependent upon i notebook Wednesday evening, prayer ser for newi note we’ll have to let the appreciated and fell we might soon between the hours of 9 a. m. and vices, 8. p. m. 2 p. m.. Secretary of State Earl T. be one of the boys. typewriter do the thinking Newbry announced The examini r THE FREE M ETH O D IST UHURCIi First impressions are extreme The school system here has us will be located at the city hall and Adrian. Oregon important, and. coupled with plea completely amazed! Serving nearly all persons wishing licenses or per Church school. 10 a. m. ant surprises, we believe this n mits to drive are asked to make ap UiOO students and staffed by teach Morning worship. 11 a. m. Underwood should be able to f ers who are proud of their profession plication ahead of the scheduled Young People’s study period, 7 P two or three column but we ll t and headed by Henry Hartley whose closing hour. m. to hold it down. administrative ability has been noted Something we've been threatening Evangelist message. 8 p m. We have watched Ny a grow fr< m to do since we knew we were coming a few miles away since the early throughout both eastern Oregon Wednesday prayer service, 7 30 to Nyssa is have a few rumblings 30\ and have on five occasion been and We tern Idaho, it's another p. m. now and then in a column that is part o f group who had their eye answer to a possible question as to neither -erious nor comical, and cast this way. not with envy but wliut m ak e N j a tick. Tin* school L. I). S. 2nd W ARD Members o f the Christian W o neither editorial nor news We've with admiration for the group '>1 and the community are closely fused I). Hubert Christensen, Bishop made mental notes of hundreds of farsighted people who gel tiling together and it is evident that cita men’s Fellowship met Thursday a f Sunday—Priesthood meeting, 9:15 things that have struck our fancy, done people who are going ome- tions are due for both the educators ternoon at the church. An election a. in. Sunday school 10:30 a. m but having pent two decades rom- where and who know where they and the hundreds of interested lay o f officers was held with the fol- Sacrament meeting, 7:30 p. m. men. | lowing elected to serve the coming Tuesday—Relief society. 2 p. m are going. term: Mrs. Dick Mason, president; Wednesday—Primary, 4 p m . M Oeorge Blunck and Bert L ie n -' Mrs. Dan Pennie, vice president: I. A , 8 p ni When the editor and In immedi kaemper sorta scared us at first Mrs. Marcella Wilson, secretary and ate superior -hi; wife came to. F A IT H LU TH ERAN CHURCH when some warnings were issued. Mrs. Elvin Ballou, treasurer. town, somewhat under the cloak ol Fifth Street A Hark Avenue Oeorge started telling us that com- I Mrs Marcella Wilson had charge secrecy, we found that all those out A L L KIND S OF Rev. John L. Briehl, Pastor petition was tough, so we thought/ of the program, continuing on the standing things we had been hear Sunday church school. 10 a. m. oh, oh. here's a guy in the oil busi theme o f Latin America Her topic Wonderful exercise . . . wonderful ing about Nyssa and the community! ness that's been giving somebody! was Mexico. it serves were not unfounded There pastime. Why not an evening here, some trouble. As his grin widened/ ! was an air of friendline - and wel he had something else t o 1 we knew Conference Planned any afternoon or evening! come, even before tho-e we met knew why we were seeking a horn 1 say, and it was: Yes, my competi- j Elder C lifford E. Young, an assis tors make it rough In lots of ways— | tant to the Council of the Twelve There were the quo tions which Real Estate were difficult to answer, but which they ... all u h darned well fellows; Apostils of'the” L~D. S church will Optometrist Insurance we accepted with welcome, knowing that it' not like being in competi preside over the Nyssa stake quarter ly conference to be held Sunday. that they were from people Interest-. tion with them.” Pilone 2IK 1(1 North 3rd. Bert says we gotta remember that April 20. ■ ed in strangers and ready to ex Eyes Examined Nyssa has so much to offer that in tend a welcome. U N D E R E X P E R T A D V IC E The real estate dealers, we found, editor better be versatile—especially I D. O. Bybec Honored Phone 9-2312 were anxious to help us locate a when it come to boating, fishing, ' On Fiftieth Birthday house and without exception they hunting, fishing, baseball, fishing, 718 Arthur St. Th e nine married brothers and went beyond the line of duty and boating and fishing. | sisters o f D. O. Bybee honored their Caldwell, Idaho Nyssa has two Chambers of brother, with a no-host supper at j his home Wednesday evening with Commerce There’s the official or ganization we mentioned above, then places laid for 15, in celebration of there’s Tom Janes, secretary of the : his 50th birthday. Place cards were organized group who manages his colored eggs held up by various col The two-tier own one-man Chamber that is d ef ored velvet chick initely an atomic force of enthusl- white square birthday cake held 30 a m . It was a pleasure to go on a candles and made an attractive cen lght-seeing tour of the Union P a terpiece for the long table. He w is j cific station, in which he takes great presented with several gifts among WORLD RECORD pride, and at the same time to hear which was a hand-made two-toned PRODUCTION leather wallet. Another attraction for the broth W IIO IIE IS: This b e a u tifu l G u e rn je y b u ll It one ers and sisters, was hand-painted An alert, aggressive legislator of o f flie moot p o p u la r y o u n g b u ilt n ow eggs with hair, hats and faces which | 17 years experience. b e in g u se d th ro u g h o u t O r e g o n b y a r resembled the guests Each couple Xcknowledged authority on tax tificia l in se m in a tio n . found their own. ation. H it t ster, I V Y O A K B E L L E 'S J I N G l i . Relatives who attended were Mr Recognises tIn* iii-cd lor intelligent rece ntly b ro k e the w o r ld 's record for and Mrs. Russell Jordon of Nampa. butterfat p ro d u c tio n w it h 1,045 p o u n d s economy. Works for it and votes nade in 3 0 5 da ys. Mrs. B G. Bybee and Mr Loren for it. King o f Ontario. Mr. and M rs O re go n D a iry B re e d e rs A sso cia tio n Twenty years mayor of Morn. ha v e Je rse y e n d H o lste in b o lls to choose Leonard Hawes « 1 Adrian, Mr. and Chemical warfare service in World from a lso Mrs. Gordon Ray, Mr. and Mrs. Do a War I. C a ll y o u r local C o -o p D a iry B re e de rs Moss, Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Bvbee and Editor of oft-quoted Sherman for service. Mr and Mrs. W A. Bybee of Nyssa. t iiuntv Journal. Recreation BOWLI NG Driver Examiner Here Friday, April 25 for the Whole Family Along The EDITOR'S BEET Women's Fellowship Meets at Church Open From 12 to 12 Every Day -L O A N S - Real Estate Loans Prompt, Courteous Service OR. G.W. GRAVES FREE INSTRUCTION KEN POND FOR BEGINNERS NYSSA BOWLING CENTER S *0 11? Malheur Dairy Breeders Association P lion r Ontario 1099-W MOItl Paid U li Pol lu ll NEXT WT I K Rtlv. b y F r e n c h Ne ls on . H i e fu r t Your Neighbors Are Getting Results From Purina Chick Startena CHURCH NOTES A D R IA N U N ITE D PR E S B Y T E R IA N CHURCH Henry E. Moore. Pastor Sermon subject for Sunday morn ing 11 a. m "The W ill to Finer Things". Sunday night 8 o'clock the young people will meet. t’ :30 p m. a picture Holding Back the Tide", a picture put out by the Moody Bible Insti tute. Public invited. At tlie last board meeting a com mittee was appointed to present a plan to the congregation for build ing a parish house for special use of taking care of the Sunday school classes. F IR S T ( H I'R C H OF C H R IS T (Christian! Austin J. Hollingsworth. Minister 10 a m our church school meets for one hour with a program of teaching for the whole family. 11 a ni. morning worship. This is the houiN for spiritual develop ment. Some of the great happening between Eu ter and Pentecost will >ervt* a. Sunday morning themes Tins Sunday -"T h e Cure for Troubl ed Hearts 6 p n i . orchestra practice directed by Lynn Lawrence. 7 p in . C. Y. F. period with games, refreshments and a devotional ser- I vice. Lyle Wilson, president, Doris Rigney program leader for this period. 8 p. in., our happy Sunday night hour. A mixed quartet, special num bers from our orchestra and a hymn sing Sunday night sermon by the pastor "Word Pictures of the Twelve Apostles." Firestone Power Mowers Gas Model $142.50 Gas Model $154.50 Electric Long-H andled Round Point $98.45 Garden Rake Spading Fork Wheelbarrow S2 49 S2 79 S14 .95 SHOVEL THE Frank Parr, route 1, Nyssa started 400 new Hampshire pullets this year. He raised all except a few that he culled. They averaged l 1 x pounds at 4*2 weeks after eating 2 pounds of Purina Chick Startena per chick. They were well developed in legs and body. He was well satisfied with the Purina Chick Startena program. TIM ER'S FEED AND FDEL, INC. M ETHODIST C O M M U N IT Y CHURCH Donald S. Campbell. Minister 9 45 a m . church school. 11 a. m . morning worship Theine: God's Cho en Plan." Anthem: "Ca.>t Thy Burden Upon the Lord" by Mendelssohn Members will be re ceived into the Methodist Christian fellowship 7 p m . Intermediate, Youth and Young Adult Fellowships. 8 p ni The Campbells have invited any interested persons to the pai - sonage to hear the recording of Handel's "Me iah." It Is sung by the British Broadcasting Chorus W e've Got 'Em! Tho Complete Custom Farm Work More Big Values VIGORO 25 ft. Hose 5 lb. 50c 50 ft. Hose 10 lb. 90c 25 WANTED Plant Food S3.95 90c lb. 5 lb. $4.40 $7.25 Get a Hose Rack Free lb. S1.75 50 lb. S3.00 with each 50 ft. length 100 lb. SS.2$ you purchase. ?irt»ront L A WN SEED • Gives You a Rich, Green, Velvety Lawn • Fax Growing flow ing, corrugating, disc DON B. MOSS in*. vet iiKu;. harrowing, etc FIRESTONE DEALER STORE All V w tgklparnt Jack Zittorcob Phone 131 -R 5tli end Main Phone 2 Nys»*, Oregon <9
