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THE NYSSA, C ATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA. OREGON. THUWSPAY JULY 24 1§52
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Friday even, ,g Christ Ambasia-
Wednesday evening.
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FAITH LUTHERAN CHI FCH
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Everyone w
Fifth Street * Park Avenue
ireal Age ’
Re«. John L Briehl, Pastor
T lir METH<*DI*T COMM! MTV
M IS S IO N A R Y B A P T IS T ( H I R i B
(III R< II
Sunday church school. 10 a m
E id er ILavkrli D a n e P a ste r
H li Mi« »liianev Minister
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w rship service, ll a. u.
8unday school. 10 a m.
9 45 a m . church school
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Morning worship. 11 a m
11 a m rr. rnmg wor-hip.
ship with us.
Young peoples service*. 7 p ni.
7 p m.. Youth Fellowship.
Evening worship. 8 p m .
C ATHOLIC CHITICH
Wednesday evening prayer service ST P AI L S EPISC OP AL CHURCH
Park Avenue and Third Street
1 o'clock
Rev. C. T. Crenshaw. Rector
Rev. Rrmhert Aides. O. F. M.
W’e invite everyone to these old
Evening service. 7 30 p. m.
Ma.ss Sunday at 8 and 10 a. m.
ime landmark Baptist services.
10 a m
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Postmaster Lloyd Lewis said this
week that many Nyssa business
firms and individuals are neglecting
to
Puni SHi n
to place complete addresses on mail
x
ASSOCAHCN
t>eing -ent out. We remembered two
or three statmnts we had returned
the first of the month because we
T H E C H I R C I» O f I HR
1 failed to Include a street address or ADRIAN COMMl MTV CHt RCH
NAZARENE
Henrv
E.
.Moore.
Pastor
box
number.
Published every Thursday at Nyssa. Malheur County. Oregon.
Rev. (ilen Abla. Pastor
Morning Worship 11 00 A M.
We were shown the “ workings"
Entered at the postoliice at Nyssa, Oregon for transmission
Sunday school. 10 a m.
of the postoffice where the local
Sermon subject- What is Hope
Morning wor-hip. 11 a. m.
mail i- sorted for rural routes, city and Who Has It?”
through the United State« Mails, as second class matter, under
N Y P. S arid junior meeting.
boxe- or one of two city carriers
the act of March 3, 1879
ADRIAN I SITED
7 p. m.
Th. postoffice now serves approxi
PRESBYTERI AN ( III R( If
Evangelistic servite. 7 45 p m.
mately 6.000 people and the mail
Henry E. Moore. Pastor
must
be
handled
by
several
clerics
many "For Rents” in the classifieds
Morning worship. 11 a m.
and a few pessimists commented before it arrives at its destination
Along The
It
is
true
that
every
effort
is
that the population wns shifting
FOR YOUR PLUMBING
L. D. S. 1st WARD
from this area. Almost overnight, made to have the mail delivered, re
(■ordon Kay. Bishop
most of the houses and apartments gardless of the completeness of the
NEEDS
Primary Wednesday 10 a. m.
were filled and this office Is being address, but in many cass the ad
Sacrament
Sunday
8
p.
m.
dressee
is
unknown
to
the
person
swamped with families looking for
Bath Sets, Water Heaters
| sorting the hundreds of letters
some kind of housing.
A ssE M hi .1 o r n o n
mailed every day.
and Pressure Systems
The renewed business activity can
Frank C. Coley. Pastor
To have the complete address on
Local residents In the habit of be attributed to the farms of this a letter is not necessarily a favor I
South 2nd and Reece Ave.
Call
wearing rose-colored glasses can area which are now producing some to the postoffice personnel, it may , Sunday school 10 a m.
boast. "I told you so” since the so- ; of the world's finest potatoes that mean speedier delivery of letters be- . Childrens service in basement au
J. C. S M I T H
called business lull of middle June are being shipped from Nyssa. Six ' ing sent out and afford more time ditorium at 11 a m.
has ended and general business con produce firms are grading the tu- 1 to process all the incoming mail.
Morning worship 11 a. m.
13
Years In Nyssa
ditions start on a sudden up-grade. bors and shipping them to market
Evening evangelistic service 8 pm .
Phone 78-J
It is Interesting to note the hous at the rate of dozens of carloads a
Tuesday evening prayer and praise
8 p. in.
ing situation whicsh a few <veeks day The payrolls of these firms, to
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ago gave outward appearances of say nothing of the money coming
into
this
valley
for
the
potatoes,
has
being superfluous. The Journal had
a definite favorable affect on Nys- C/
sa's general business condition.
Spuds aren’t the only crop that’s C E L E B R A T IO N PLANNED
giving business a shot In the arm
All old friends and neighbors of
Many farmers are starting their Mr and Mrs. Ed Newton are in
second cutting of hay and wheat is
vited to attend a 50th wedding an
being harvested and going to mar
niversary celebration to be given
ket at prices that are bringing
smiles to the face of anyone at all for them in the "Community house
interested in a farming area's econ in Parma" Sunday afternoon, July
27 from 2 p m. till 5 p. m.
Hay and Straw
omics.
Witihin a short time. Nyssa’s can
New Machine
nery, the Idaho Canning Co., will MARRIAGE ANNOUNCED
Word has been received here by
be operating full blast with a large
payroll and another outlet for farm relatives that Oscar Pike, former
crops.
Nys.s.i man. was married to Penel
All this will be followed by the ope Wilson. July 22 in the L. D. S.
beet harvest that will mean unlim Temple at Manti. Utah. A recep
Phone 099-R4
ited activity on the farms, on the tion in their honor will be given at
highways and at the Amalgamated their home in Oak City, Utah. July
Sugar Co., one of the world’s most 26.
modern factories that provides a
sizeable payroll the year 'round and WINNERS ENTERTAIN
a ‘'stupendous" payroll during the LOSERS AT PICNIC
sugar campaign.
Members of the winning “ Red
These farm crops we've been Ford" team of the Christian church
membership drive were guests of
the losing "Yellow Buick" team at
a picnic held Sunday in the Nyssa
City park Glenn Strickland was
chairman of the winning group
and Mrs. Richard Mason was
chairman of the losers. The after
For This Year's
noon wus spent with old fashioned
toot races and bull games.
n i w i p a f i k
and daily at 8 a in.
I D. S ?M WARD
D. Hebert l hnvtenaee Bishop
Sunday -Priesthood meeting. 9 15
a. m
Sunday school 10 30 a m
Sacrament meeting • p m
Tuesday —Relief society. 2 p m
Wednesday—Primary. 4 p m . M
I A , 8 p m.
THE FREE METHODIST CHURCH
Adrian. Oregon
Church school. 10 a m
Morning worship. 11 a. m.
For Big Big
Food Savings-
FOOD
I0CKER
EDITOR'S
BEET
Greater year 'round
menu variety a n d
new shopping con
venience, rent a food
locker now!
Call Us For Complete Details
FISCHER S LOCKER SERVICE
mile west on Alberta Ave. Phone 381-R, locker plant
Phone 381-W, slaughterhouse and cutting room ___
U n cia l i n t i 's
Would You Like io—
WANTED
Custom Baling
W IN
" B E A U T E N A ”
Don Grant
Your Good Health
to us! Hire Is the team of
skilled men helping fight
your health battles and
guard you against disease.
Depend on us.
FRESH
PHONE 25«
Owyhee Drug Co.
Beauiena
Purina Calf
PITTED
PIE
CHERRIES
physician's office and on
V
The
(Not Frozen)
Prom laboratory to your
See
LAST C A L L !
Through
Te a m w o rk
Come in and
IN 30 LB. TINS
Hartman's Lockers
2 MILES EAST ON HIGHWAY
I DINNER GUESTS SUNDAY
Mr. and Mrs John Bret/. Mr.
[ and Mrs John Bowen and J a c k o f
I Vule, Mr and Mrs. W. C. Lundy
j and boys und Mrs -Nellie White-
lieud ot Nyssa were dinner guests
Sunday at tile home of Mr. iftid
Mrs. Robert Bowen and Michael.
raised without
milk since one
month of a ge—
BOOK CLUB MEETS
The book club had their regular
meeting last Saturday at the M. L.
Judd home. Mrs
Hilda Tensen
gave the review on "Strange Lands
and Friendly People" by W iliam O.
Douglas. Supreme Court Judge Also
Mrs Tensen gave a brief review on
"Nine Brides and Granny Hite" by
Neill C. Wilson The guests for the
afternoon were Mrs Grant Rinehart.
Mildred Hite, Mrs. Carl Hill. Mrs
Garrett Timmerman and Mrs Hen
ry Moore. Refreshments were ser
ved by the hostess.
right here in
our store
''Beautena",
pictured here
with Max Long,
Miss Eva Boydell returned this
week from Portland where she vis
ited the past ten days with Dr
and Mrs. Clare Peterson. Miss
Boydell stoppped in Boise over the
week-end to visit with her sister.
Mrs. Britt Nedry. Mrs. Nedry re
turned to Nyssa with Miss Boydell
where she will visit friends and
relatives.
employee of
Tobler's, is a
typical Purina
Calf Startena-
fed calf
CHURCH NOTES
AUTOMATIC
ON
OIL FLOOR FURNACES
LOW DOWN PAYMENT
NOW A FAMOUS COifAtAN CAN » (
INSTALLED $
in tow « homs
( III K< II OF T ill BRETHREN
Christian Center Mission
Fast 2nd and F.hrgood
Sunday school. 10 a. nr
Morning worship. It a m
Come in soon— See "Beautena's" big frame-
let us tell you about her fast, economical growth
FIRST ( III RC 11 OF' CHRIST
(Christian)
Austin J. Hollingsworth. Minister
roe
A t LOW AS
36
MONTHS TO PAY
USY FNA TERMS
"Beautena" gained 87 lbs. on 275 lbs. of Calf Startena at a cost of 15c a
DUAL WALL MODEL
pound of gain in 2 months time. First month was milk gain.
FITS IN TMI V t OOl —
t m i s no seaci
^
I Heats adjoining
I Yooms at same
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time. Kits easily
f
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beneath wall or
K
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partition. No air
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ducts or base
ment needed-no
m a jor a lte r a
tions. Gives a complete change of warm air 3 to 5
times an hour A complete, trouble-free furnace
Blue Tango
W andering
Almost
I'll W a lk Alone
God's Little Candle
W ild Side of Life
FLAT REGISTER MODEL
Specie! Order Service
for
SHEET MUSIC
INSTRUMENTS
RECORDS
EDER HARDWARE COMPANY
N /tea
YOUR DUTCH BOY DEALER
Am t of
Milk
Total
Wright
N YSSA MUSIC
CENTER
56 Main
Phone 459
(air
Starter
Pounds
of Gain
Total
Cost
"Beautena"
will be given to some
1 mo.
lucky person at a
Collus-
tran milk
None
84 lbs. 13V2 gal.
10 lbs.
29 lbs.
.74
None
100 lbs.
66 lbs.
7.4C
none
275 flbs.
3 days 55 lbs.
2 mo.
Lies flush with the floor, takes no space Low Draft
Burner-Streamlined Bottom to speed air flow-
Automatic Fuel Control Valve Automatic tem
perature controla available.
Phone 46
Age
121 lbs.
3 mo. 171 lbs.
116 lbs. 20.35
4 mo.
Give-Away Party
Thursday
October 16. 1952
One ticket given for
each 50 lb*, of
Calf Starter
TOBLER’S FEED & FUEL, Inc.
117 Good Street
NyMCL Oregon
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