THE NY5SA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON THURSDAY MAY 22 19Î2
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EDITOR'S
BEET
We started to worry this wee*
when the Boise district ofiice of
OPS announced that the price S.
coal will be greater beginning Ms -
24 Just to show you that It doe-.x. t
pay to worry, we read some more oi
the new-, release and learned that
a general ceiling price reduction on
Cadillac cars was announced b
OPS at the same '..me
Yessir, that was a lead oif our
mind, and we know that juet about
every person in the Nyssa area s
going to be rel.eved to know that
the next two or three Cads he buy»
this year won't cost him so much
It take a shot :n the arm like
that and the announcement a lew-
weeks ago that the ceilings on tal
low had been lilted to make you
feel prepared to combat all obstacles.
That new release had been placed
,r. lile 13 and we ju-t ..-pper.ed t
glance down into the ■* isle bu. ee:
to see it Digging a l.ttle deeper
we lound we had thrown away a
oi hot news that s cc ’ tig -esne-
o d y —mostly the taxpayers—mil
lions of dollars in mimeograph pa-
er. steno fees and so on
There were two and sometimes
•_-.ree releases on the -me jbjec:
fm
in -eparate. sealed envelop« E’.e:;
ome oi the publicity agenc.e- for
well-known organization- get over-
entnu.astid in send.ng ut .... able
tr»pe that no new paper can Use
Several private indu-tries have
been fluked into sending good
money to typewriter-happy pub
licity experts” who -ell the com
panies on the idea sf letung them
write "hot news ' re!eas< ss that never
reach the printed page
One regular 'client" of ours sup-
plies us with ballyhoo that would
require >10 worth of advertising
so intere-ted
letter. We've
‘»arched all the Oregon and Idaho
papers we could find and have yet
to see the detailed advertising in
Social
The Eagles auxiliary will hold W ay At Church Area
their annual Memorial flower -ale
Plans for extens.ve improvement
at local business house Thursday, on the grounds of St Paul's Episco
May 29.
pal church have been made and a
major part of the work has been
completed
Mr and Mrs. Elkins
A large group of church friends
E ntertain at Pinochle
Mr. and Mrs Jim Elkins enter have already cleared the grounds,
tained Saturday evening at 4 tables leveled the lot and prepared the
' soil for seeding Last week a new
and Mr Arthur Cartwright. C. C. sidewalk was laid by another group
of volunteers. After a bit of nec
Cotton and Mr Veva Castles.
Prize winners were i ,z h-gh. Mr essary grading, the grounds will be
Arthur Cartwright and George seeded to grass and trees will be
Schweizer; traveling. Mrs. Leonard planted
F*uture plans also include the
Newgen and Hudson R/ bb; and low. building
tennis courts on the rear
Mr Hudson Robb and C. C. Cotton. part of of
the church property. St.
Paul's church has expressed grati
Tuesday Afternoon
tude to all who have so generously
Bridge Meets
contributed in time labor and equip
Members of the Tuesday after ment.
noon bridge club met at the home of
Mr- Herb F.-cher Guest players C O M M E M O R A T I O N P R O G R A M
were Mr- C A Mally and Mrs Em H E L D AT O W Y H E E \ \ ARD
ma Quunby Prizes were won by
A special program was presented
M
Fi • high and Mr- in the Owyhee L D S ward last
Sunday evening in commemoration
Clyde Snider, second high.
of the restoration of the Aaromc
Priesthood. May 15 1829 A youth
A ttend Guild m eeting
Mr Eva Chadwick. M iss Tere a chorus of 30 voice rendered music
Oeriiert Mi Viola Pothergill and under the direction of Lloyd Poulsen
Miss Myrtle Illett attended a Wesle- with Renee Draper, accompanist.
Wright Child and George Palmer
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Tuesday evening The meeting held of Vale were visiting high council-
at the First Methodist church in men. Speakers included Bishop
Boi-e was for Guild members of the James Peterson and Wright Child
and youth speakers, Jerry Cleverly.
valley
Mi— Lillian John-on of New York Eugene Maw, Marvin Niecum and
City, divi-ion secretary of the Ser Joanne Hartley.
vice Guild was guest speaker.
WANTED
Custom Farm Work
Plowing, corrugating, disc
ing, seeding, harrow ing, etc.
All N r»
E q u ip m e n t
Jack Zittercob
Phone 131 -K
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A
FORAGE earning power
Turn heavy tonnage into high-protein livestock feed.
The Forage Harvester gives you close control over
timing, harvesting speed and silage quality. Almost
any green crop — grass, legumes, corn, sorghum —
m akes a fine, home-grown protein supplement.
The Forage Harvester is a 3 in-1 machine. Choose
(h e attachments that fit your farm.
1. Grass sickle-bar.
3. Pickup for grass attachment.
3. Row-crop attachment.
Power take-off or with auxiliary engine. Built in
knife sharpener is easy to use.
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R er. (ile n Abla. P a s t o r
Flower Sale Planned
Mr- Clifford Mefford was guest of
honor at a linen shower Saturday af
ternoon. May 17 at the home of
Mi Reva Rook.stool, with Mi-- Lila
Holmes a« co-hostess Games fur
nished entertainment for the after
noon. The bride found many useful
gifts as the alarm clock rang at
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R A P T l x l W A I H E L D AT
BAPT IS T ( MERCK HERE
125 members of the Missionary
BaptL-t churches of western Idah >
I and Eastern Oregon met Sunday
for an all day baptisimal service in
the Nyssa church, with Elder Has
kell Dane in charge. Six persons
were baptized.
Mrs
Ostarlo
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Rev John L Briehl, pastor of the
Nyssa Faith Lutheran church at
tended the annual convention of the
Northwestern District of the Ameri
can Lutheran church held at Port
land Monday through Friday of last
week
Rev Briehl was featured speaker
at a meeting of the Northwest Dis
trict of the Women’s Missionary
Federation of the American Luthe
ran church Wednesday evening at
Endicott. Washington.
Mrs Bnehl and Johnny accom
panied him to the convention an 1
were guests of the Rev E C. Frit-
schel. a seminary classmate of Pas
tor Briehl.
CHURCH NOTES
F IR S T C H t'R C H OF C H R IS T
(Christian)
A u s tin J. H o llin g s w o rth . M i n is t e r
10 a. m., our church school meets
for one hour with a program of
teaching for the whole family.
The friendly contest between the
'little red Ford and the yellow con
vertible Buick" was tie last Sunday.
Each side had 7" present. Glen
Strickland p.lot- the Ford and Mrs.
Dick Mason -leers the Buick
11 a m.. morning worship. Sermon
Builders of the Church.”
6 p m . orchestra practice, Lynr.
Lawrence, director.
7 p m . Youth Fellowship period,
Lyle Wilson, president.
8 p m. 'Nebraska Night" showing
colored scenes and using Betram
Goodhue's famous sculptured scene
"The Sower’’ as the sermon back
ground. Special music by the or
chestra directed by Lynn Lawrence
and vocal numbers directed by Mrs.
Patricia Castro. All former Nebras
kans, as well as others, invited.
L. D. S *nd W A R D
D H u b e r t ( h ri-U ri'w n . H ^ h o p
S u n d a y - Priesthood meeting. 9 15
a m. Sunday school 10 30 a m.
Sacrament meeting 8 p m
T u esd a y — Relief society. 2 p. m
Wednesday—Primary, 4 p m , M
I A , 8 p m
FA ITH LUTHERAN C H U R C H
F i f t h S tr e e t A P a r k Avenue
H er. J o h n L. B rieh l. P a s t o r
Sunday church school. 10 a m.
Divine worship service, 11 a m.
You are cordially invited to wor
ship with us.
ASSEM BLE O F GOD
F r a n k C. Coley. P a s t o r
South 2nd and Reece Ave
Sunday school, 10 a. m , classes
for all ages.
Junior church in basement audi
torium at 11 a. m.
Morning worship. 11 o’clock
Evening evangelistic service, 8
o'clock.
Tuesday evening prayer and praise
service. 8 o'clock.
Friday evening Young Peoples
Christ Ambassador service, 8 o’clock.
Special music and songs.
Everyone welcome.
C A T H O L IC C H U R C H
P a r k A v en ue a n d T h i r d S t r e e t
Rev. R e m b e r t Ahles, O. F. M.
Mass Sunday at 8 and 10 a. m.
and dally at 8 a. m.
Remember. . . .
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MEMORIAL
Sprays and Wreaths
S 2 .5 0 and up “ ”
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Cut Flowers
Calli Lillies
Carnations
Snapdragons
And Other Flowers
Greenery and Potted Plants
NYSSA GREENHOUSE
Phone 373-W
706 North 1st
WE WILL BE OPEN MEMORIAL DAY
M E T H O D IS T C O M M C N ITY
CHURCH
D o n a ld S. C a m p b e ll. M in iste r
la k e F i s r h e r s p e n t S tin d av
9 45 a. m., church school.
11 a. m , membership Sunday
Mrs. N a t h a n C o h e n anti Mrs. C h ris Member- will be received into the
Goetz and Diane returned from fellowship of the church Sermon:
Portland Accompanying them here The Christian's Greatest Privilege ”
was Albert Cohen who will visit with Anthem: “Lead Me, Lord" by Wes
the Cohens for an tndefinate time ley.
intervals during the afternoon.
Prizes were won by Miss June Peter-
on. Ruth Herrman, Keitha Stras-
baugh. and Mrs Roy Rookstool Re
freshments were served at the close
of the evening.
Two circles oi the Women's So-
ciey oi Christian Service met
Thursday, May 15
In the aiternoon. the Dorcas Cir
cle met at the home oi Mrs. David
Beers with Mrs. Orover Lytle as
a lstant hostess. Mrs. Anna Camp
bell led in devotions. "Point Four of
the United Nations program and
the part the churches are taking in
it" was presented by Mrs. L. E
Robbins, program leader
Mrs Walter Roth was hostess to
the Ruth and Naomi Circle at her
home in the evening Mrs Mel In-
gebrttsen led In devotion- The Pro
gram. "Parent problems in relation
to the growth of their children.'' was
given by Mrs. Clyde Snider.
Don't Let
RUN DOWN
Heels Ruin
Your Shoe Comfort.
THE SHOE CLINIC
Family Picnic Held
A family picnic was held Sunday
in the Nyssa park in honor of Mr.
and Mrs James Illett on their 49th
wedding anniversary
Oue-t» included Mr and Mr- Mr-
Frank Illett and family of Boi-e Mr
and Mrs Herbert Illett and family
of Ne*- Plymouth; Mr and Mri
Charles Illett and family of King
man Kolonv. and Mr- A n Brough
ton and Mi- Myrtle IUett of Nyssa
Your Good Health
In Our Balance
There it is. weigh
ed out grain by ex
act grain to just the
specification of your
physician. It is such
care and attention to
detail th at serves you
best of all. Depend
on us
COLUMBIA BASIN
LAND AND
BUSINESS SITES
BRUCE JOHNSON
REALTY
ta k o lrw
S«ap
P a r k . It«* M4
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Owyhee Drug Co.
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With Made-up
THE
in Caldwell at the home of her sis
ter. Mrs Rex Snow.
Two Circles of
W. S. C. S. Meets
R eeio r
Morning service. 11 o'clock
R l \ B R IEH L ATTENDS
C O N V E N T I O N AT P O R T L A N D
Write Alhert V. Prcha %
Bauman Farm Equipment
IT
Notes
Mrs Mefford Honored
-V -
jn -ne Y atr. Fellowship will
Episcopal Summer
School To Start
Mr- T H Turner entertained her
bridge foursome Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Eddie Powell won the high
prize
ák=r
Sunday school. 10 a m
Morning wor-hip. 11 a m
N Y P S. and Junior meeting,
with .: tn rtu n t
7
p.
m.
V
i 7 p a . the Youth Fei-
service. 7 45 p m
i
bor.of e e*
*'- <* Evangelistic
vj
- e* k
g 8 o clock
jpprr and N N »
A Wednesday eienuig
at-
» Fe.ixw hip are in
vited.
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ADRIAN U N I T E D
m cr.*:»'r _1 tr.e -chool and her
nave oeen . t tr..- ««•*
only
money for
FRI
TI R IA N < H E R « II
the eastern mail c,-oer prcr.t- i-.rmer Neoraskans r.o« hv .ng a assistant* are handicraft Bible study
H en ry E Moor«. P asta«
and
scripture
memory
w.ra
Classe-
tins
area
to
share
this
service
in
ecl
iff.
r.
after
col-
¡uses, expect
.»• • :r.'
worship service 11
wmen the Nys-a pa.-tor will show rill oe conducted both mornings and
• »
>f free -pace while
*a
m
tr.-
Sa
rament
of the Lord'
afternoon
with
plans
oemg
mac.»
hand
colored
scenes
depictmg
seve
j adverts . th ? pr<j^ram expect
for the children jo taae noo.i Sapper will be ob-erved Sermon
■e .ate any* ra l sections of Nebra-zta
free yet
.¿ d , : je -- Did Not Plea-.e Hun-
Dr Earl G Maxwell, extension lunches.
they rece tve
Any
boys
and
girls
from
the
agr
-elf
"
forester
of
Lincoln
Nebraska
and
a
pamev
politi.cal
taro major
he:r public.: y com.mg though. professor in the College of Agricul 1 of four year- are welcome to attend
L. D. S. I « W A R D
take it a pc¡m: to read both ture has sent Rev Hollingsworth 30
G o rd o n Kay. B ish o p
_you never can tell when colored slides ’hah will portray
Sunday—Priesinood meeting. 9 15
et mad at soimebod y and wan; colored illuminated scene- of Ne-
j id Sund
chool. 10 30 a. m
some of tho bad r_ames and ora-ka According to Rev Hollings
Sacrament meet.ng, 7:30 p m.
me phrases bo'-h c f them u-e worth. Dr Maxwei. .- an. authority
on the w.ld flower life of Nebraska
Applications for registration for
cnbe their <apprit ion!
Tuesday—Relief society. 2 00 p m
and among the scenes will be the the Episcopal Ascension summer
Wednesday—M I.A., 7 30 p m
w.ld Lly, the sand reed, the wi.J school at Cove. Oregon for this seas -
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g xird. the hardy orchid yellow ladv on are now be.ng accepted from boys
-Upper. Baptiste
Cia> and girls of any demomnation. Th.
I H O D I S T CHI R C h
Feather native flowers.
is the regular summer church school THE F R E E A d MI
rian . O re g o n
Honored A t
Trve Message of the Sower” will which has been conducted at this
Church school. 10 a. m.
be the Sunday night sermon theme camp for many years
Bridal Shower
Morning wor-hip. 11 a m
This year the school w:U be di
M. . Donna Florea was honored using using as its background a pic
Young People - study period. 7 p
Tr. it day evening at a bridal show ture of the Nebra-ka state capitol vided into three sections. The first
er ¿.ven her by the employee- of the building with its famous statue "The school begins June 9 and is com m.
Evangelist message. 8 p. m
Mu. .eur Horn- Telephone company Sower” which surmounts this 11 prised of grades 10. 11 and 12. The
Wednesday prayer service. 7:30
second school begins June 19 anJ
r guest i-
teieph m work million dollar build.r.g
Lynn Lawrence directing the 12- wiU include grade- 7. 8 and 9 The p. m.
er that she had previuu-ly worked
with Game- were played and re- p.ece orchestra will supply special third school begins June 29 and in
M IS S IO N A R Y B A P T I S T C H U R C H
ire iment sAved H.ghl.ght oi the mu-ic for this Nebraska service clude- grades 4. 5 and 6
P a - t o r f iller H ask ell D a n e
Varied activities are planned for
reire-hment table wu- a two tiered Other special music w.U be under
Sunday school. 10 a. m
bridal cake decorated with wedding the direction of Mr Patricia Castro the youngsters and include swim
Morning wo-hip, 11 o'clock.
bei. and tiny silver ball- Donna re All former Nebraskans are urged V) • ming. hiking, games, dramatic
attend and announcement will oe dancing and group singing as we.l* Young peoples service, 7 o'clock
ceived many lovely gifts
Evening woship, 8 o'clock
Mr Thelma Moyes. another em- made by the Neora-xa organization as religious instruction
Further information may be ob
Wednesday prayer service. 8 p m
p. yee who i leaving the staff wa- in regard to its plans for the annual
¿..e:i a handkerchief hower Mr- Nebraska picnic Mrs Myrtle Ba-- tained by calling Reverend Clair Everyone is welcome to attend our
Move- is leaving for Port Townsend, thaloma is secretary of the Nebraska Crenshaw Appliest ion* must be sent services.
organization A friendly social period in a week prior to the opening date
Washington
Extensive improvements have been
Twenty-two guests attended the will follow the service
T H E CHI B C D O F T H I
made on the grounas and building-
affair
VAZ.ARENE
this
year.
Improvements Under
Enetertains at Bridge
turn on
Nebraska Night At Nazorene Vacation
School To Start
Local Church Sun.
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