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PAGE TWO Tifi I S ............................... ..... and Publisher Alters and Cie« L. Whorton. Owners SU B SC R IPTIO N KATES *2 iO 6 Months *150 1 year outside Malheur Co and Parma. Ida rural i itaa, *3 00 Single Copies .05 (S trictly In Adim ice) 1 Year Published every Thursday Entered at the postoffice through the United States the ’act at Nyssa, Malheur County. Oregon at Nyssa, Oregon for transmission Mails, as second class matter, under of March 3. 1879 Nyssa and James Conley Nichol-.m son of Mr. and Mr .. William C Nich olson of Nyssa were married Friday evening, April 18 in the new Metho dist church of Ontario Rev Harold Local Couple Marries E. Dickson performed the doubt Evelyn Loui-c Ding, daughter of ring ceremony. Th e bride wore a Burgundy suit Mr. aiid Mrs. Robert E. Long of NYSSA GATT CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. ORFC'JN THURSDAY with white accessories and a carna tion corsage A :.(luiK the bride a matron of ,i m r a i Mi Gerald Curry. She wore a rose su.t with black accesso ries. F -Mowing a short trip to Payette Lakes the couple are making their h m e in Nyssa Mr. Nicholson is em ployed by Nyssa Motors, Inc. and Mr- Nicholson is employed by the Amalgamated Sugar company. oring a progressive card party Pri- - w i. - ; idge. pinochle and canasta will be in play and at the close of the evening the groups will all assemble at the church for refreshment- and prizes. Th e public is invited to attend and reservations may be made by calling Mrs. Grant Rinehart. Birthday Party The annual spring luncheon and gue-t day for women of the Malheur County K n ife and Pork club was held Tuesday afternoon at the East Side Cafp at Ontario. Luther Gable, di anguished atomic scientist, trav eler and lecturer was gut t speaker. Members and guests attending from Nyssa were Mesd.tmes Dale Garrison, Clyde Snider, Jacob Fisch er, Pied Bracken. Carl.’ Buckner, Grant Rinehart, Lou Herriman, John Stringer, Vaughn Stringer. Glea Bill ings. Grant Lewis, c. A Mally. Tom Eldndge and George Vaughn. Mr Grant Lewis entertained witn a party Saturday afternoon at her home honoring her son, George Haynes Lewi- on his third birthday anniversary. Multi-colored balloons furnished decoration and each little guest was presented a pi:»-tic toy favor. After the honor guest opened his gifts, birthday cake was .served Women Attend Annual Knife, Fork Guest Day About People You K Friday and Saturday, April 25 -26 DRESS SALE Size 42x36—Type 128 of spring and summer First Quality dresses V 2 Price LADIES' RRASSIERES SWEATERS Along The EDITORS 1 Good selection of sizes | and colors Sizes 32 to 33 | V 2 69c Price We Carry Stock of Buttarick Patterns in our store WILSON BROS. DEPT. STORE Dry Goods, Shoes And Ready-To-Weai P h o n e 32 j each LADIES' Cotton and Rayon X -R A Y Life After P ( * 'i Th ' 1 • * » ' study in Uu- Mgmlnatit »'• Sunday morning .ru iK ii» 6 p in • * Lynn L a * !« ;- < d *> } ' tendance urgea .»• ue* * taken of tiie orcfae>tra 7 p m ■■ mixer • ship hour Devotional program d. reeled by our youth 8 p m . night worship Three et the great hymns of tlie church »'11 be thrown on the screen and the orchestra under the direction of Professor Lynn Lawrence of the Nyssa schools will play orchestral accompaniment to these illustrated hymns. “ Lead On O King Eternal. Keep Me Near the Cross are the hymns illustrated with hand colored slides. Some hand colored scenes will show the pastor's illustrated medi tation “Th e Way of Burning Hearts ” Other special musical numbers un der direction o f Mrs Patricia Cas tro. choir leader. Paint €r Glass Co In the Newly Remodeled M organ Building SHOE FITTIN G Ny*sa j ! THE FREE M ETH O D IST CHURCH Adrian. Oregon Church school. 10 a. m. Morning worship, 11 a. m. Young People’s Study period, 7 p. The calves liked Calf Startena right from the start and it didn't take long until they were showing good growth. At four months old my calves looked like mini ature dairy cows and they averaged over 300 pounds each. They were all big framed calves, with good rib spread. Not one was pot gutted or slab sided, but with good barrels and plenty of length. The Purina Program is the one for me. It gave me outstanding results and only cost me half as much as milk feeding. — Hugh Glenn «UTN T MI AN ADDED OFFER FOR I t ’s easy to see why residents of this area might be psychoanalyzed Evangelist message. 8 p. m. as the "sweet lemon type” even Wednesday prayer service, though they're like everybody e ls e - talking about the weather. Just about everybody is concern?d L. D. S. 2nd W ARD about the floods on the Owyhee and D. Hubert Christensen, Bishop there is the deepest concern for those Sunday-Priesthood meeting, 9:15 farmers who have lost thousands of a. in. Sunday school 10:30 a. m dollars in crops and property dam Sacrament meeting _ 7:30 p. m. Tuesday—Relief society, 2 p. m. : age There has beety no reported in Wednesday—Primary, 4 p. m , M. | juries or fatalities and, ironic as it may seem, even those whose land I A , 8 p. m has been under water are heard to F A IT H LU THERAN CHURCH comment, "W ere much better o if Fifth Street Si Park Avenue than the people in the middle west Rev. John L. Brie hi. Pastor along the rampaging Missouri river CARD OF T i l W H S Sunday church school. 10 a. m. We wish to thank our good friends Divine worship service, 11 a. m. Wo ve found that you never hear and neighbors for their kind assist You are cordially invited to wor ance in moving us from our flooded any adverse comments about the ship with us. home on the Owyhee river. You have Wilsons of Nyssa—at least that’s the word we get. While we were attempt been most kind and thoughtful. C A TH O LIC CHURCH ing to catalog the individual heads Mr and Mrs. Bill Dunn Park Avenue and Third Street of families we ran into complications Rev. Rembert Ahles, O. F. M. and asked Dick W. for some advice Mass Sunday at 8 and 10 a. m “ Don’t let it fool you.” he said, “ It id daily at 8 a. m. just seems that you don’t hear a n y thing about the Wilsons. You want ASSEMBLY OF OOD to remember that whenever there'., Frank C. Coley, Paator a crowd of three people or more South 2nd and Reece Ave. there's bound to be a Wilson near at Sunday school, 10 a. m., classes for hand and people don’t dare comment for fear that there's some family all ages. Morning worship at 11 a. m relationship!” Evening Evangelistic service, 8 So far we've met Dick, Marvin, Huston, Lloyd, Bob, Cal, Barney. o ’clock Tuesday evening Prayer and Praise Ernest, N L „ and possibly a half dozen or so others. Pact o f the m at 8 o ’clock. ter is, we believe that Dick's reason Friday evening, Young Peoples for all the kind comments about Christ Ambassador meeting. 8 o’clock. them is incorrect for they all seem L. D. S. 1st W ARD to have what it takes to make Uie Elden J. Yergenaen, Bishop conversations about them nothing AT Sunday—Priesthood meeting. 9 15 but favorable. 4» ■ a m. Sunday school. »0:30 a. m. It's only a rumor, but we under Sacrament meeting. 7 30 p m. Tuesday—Relief society, 2:00 p. m, stand that Monty Fraser has Urea Wednesday—M I A., 7:30 p. m. trying to drum up some interest in Wednesday—Primary, 4 p. m. a celebration for Confederate Mem orial Day next Saturday. It seems that he tru'd to get the assistance of Clyde Snider, but an Alabaman came along and informed Monty that Okies and Missourians didn't qualify INSURANCE I bought 12 Holstein calves from Wisconsin last year, ages 6 to 8 weeks old. When they arrived we started them on the Purina Calf Startena Program. STORI PRIZES Doughnuts AT. PAU L'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH Rev. C. T. Crenshaw. Rector Morning service, 9 o'clock Holy communion and address. HAIL Phone 26 Nyssa's Newest Business Firm A D R IA N UNITED P R E S B YTE R IA N ( H I R i ll Henry E. Moore. Pastor Bible school at 10 a. m. Morning worship, 11 o'clock Ser mon subject. How Do You Use Your Imagination?” 8 p. m.. Young People meet to practice on their Bible reading for the Presbytertal contest. 8:30 p m.. closing service Neighbors Are Getting Results PURINA CALF STARTENA roue GRAND OPENING TH E CHURCH o r THE NAZARENE Rev. Glen Abla. Pastor Sunday school. 10 a. m. Morning worship. 11 a. m. N. Y. P. S. and junior meeting, 7 p. m. Evangelistic service, 7:45 p. m. Mid-week prayer meeting, 8 o’clock Wednesday evening. PILLOW CASES LADIES' | »*** M ETH O D IST C O M M U N ITY CHURCH Donald S. Campbell, Minister 9:45 a. m., church school. 11 a. m., morning worship. Sermon: "Repairing the Power Lines.” An them: "O Lord. Most Merciful" bv Franck with solo by Miss Kathryn Crandall. 7 p. m., intermediate fellowship, youth fellowship, young adult fel lowship. WEEK END SPECIALS OFF on large selection '* THE W ilso n ’s ‘ 2 APR!» C M IC K 'M ''**'' There is an amazing lack o f in terest in Oregon’s forthcoming pri mary election in May. It may be be- ■au.se the candidates have not made much play for the offices they seek, or it may be that there is little or no competition. About all we can find out are from rumors and many of them are vague and incomplete. We have met a few o f the aspir ants for county offices but all of them are incumbent office holders and our meetings were not the result of their campaigning. It’s a different story with the can didates for state offices. The nta.l has been flooded with their bio graphies. especially those seeking election as delegates to both the na tional political conventions. Maybe things will get hot along about August. CHURCH NOTES M IS S IO N A R Y R \I*T IS T CHURCH Pastor, Elder Haskell Dane Sunday school, 10 a. m Morning woship. 11 o ’clock Evening woship, 8 o'clock Wednesday prayer service. 8 p m Everyone i* welcome to attend our services. FI RS T ( Ml R( II OF U H * 1ST (Chrtatlaa) Aa-u.a J llallingswartk. MiaM ae 10 a m . our church school meet- for o^e hour with a program of teaching for the whole family. 11 a m morning worship Th is the h?ur for pirttual develop ment Some o f the great happening- be ween Easter and Pentecost wiii <er-e as s dt y morning tLea m s . Tlu* Sun ay The Nature c l the KEN POND r - 2 * ■ 'S ' ■ Real Estate Insurance OUR OPENING W A L L P A P E R SALE From 30% to 50% Reduction From Regular Price 5000 Patterns to Choose From! 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