Nyssa gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1937-199?, September 25, 1952, Page PAGE TEN, Image 10

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N Y SSA r \ T E CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER IS. IM I
P J B L IC FORUM
Kewcll Heights News
Mrs. Jake Horte
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Dear Sir:
I have lived in < t
tie.s that have had
papers. I consider tlu
that you have made
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one of the be t pap
that I have had the
read.
Very sine
Henry E.
Adr.in tr.i le .chool P.T.A
Mr and Mrs. Dudley KurW spent
.n Ontai l< at the home of
in Th u-day right.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mo »reader.
•i .d .1: Derral Smith and
Mr. and Mrs Charlie West return-
n, . Caldwell, vi-itcd Mr. ed from Longview Friday
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Pt ■ Timmerman Friday
Mr. and Mrs. Sanley Hill. Mr. and
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Ve . i Of tley and Linda Mrs. Dick Kriegh went to a dance
I inner ue-ts of Mr. and Mrs. at Parma Saturday night.
W : !i n Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Toplvff went
H 'mi' n m d another pupil to Boise several times to visit Irvin’s
lai ling cla s father. Leslie TopUff, at the hot»
oalkt ar.d comedy tap routine pital.
fail ta him h v at Nyssa
Mr. and Mrs Pete Timmerman
• la • Wedne-day.
and Mr. and Mr John Timmerman
i Hi..
Kay. Dale and Ma- visited Mrs. John Timmerman, Jr..
1 ; Di.nal Sr tt; Karen Dei- at the Caldwell hospital Sunday
i Bru x- and Tami Winn will night.
nt in a ; jj dance revue at
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Findling. Vale.
visited Friday afternoon at the John
.. I Mr A. M. Hammon re- Timmerman home.
m i trip to Utah
Mr. and Mr.- Merit Kurtz and
y night.
children left Saturday for their
Lydia Worden 1 -pending a home in Portland
vith Mr. and Mr . Ray Leedy,
Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Kurtz were
ngton.
Sunday night supper guests of Mr.
Dale CHcn held a special an^ ^ rs- Daie Olen
! of A K II Extension unit
Thursday night Mr. and Mrs. Irvin
, nn T . i ir ilr. Members at- ToplifI and daughter.- went to On-
I: m tl i. r immunity were tario and visited at the Ethel Good-
inley Hill Mi . Dudley Kurtz, ell home. Sunday, the Topliffs at-
. )ick K iie. h and Mrs. Elvin tended a family reunion at the
in. Refreshments cf pie and Goodell home,
were lived.
[ Mrs. George Hirai and Mrs. Roy
ll'in '1' pliff and daughters Hirai attended the young Matrons’
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ed a shower for Mrs. J . It. club at Ontario Tue clay evening.
Parma. Monday afternoon.
Friday Pinochle club met for lun­
cheon with Mrs Glen Brown. Mem­
bers and guests attending from this
H tt m ■ r community were Mrs. Carl Hill, Mrs.
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Lint Stam. Mrs. Hugh Glen, Mrs.
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Rivbe Orahatn, M r s . Wesley Piercy,
Mrs. Stanley Hill and Mrs. Dale
Glen.
Roy Hirai flew to Pocatello Satur­
day to attend a meeting of the Ida­
ho and Eastern Oregon Potato com­
mittee. He is a representative for
five counties in Ea tern Oregon.
ATTENTION
SEED GROWERS
METHODIST COMMUNITY
Midweek prayer meetu.g Wednes­ ST PALT. S EPISCOPAL ( HI R t H THE
CHCRCH
Re«. C. T. ( rcaahaw, R«« ter
day. • p. m
H. G. Mil allaster. Minister
Evenuig service, 7 30 p. tn
9 45 a m . church school.
MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH
1 1 s m . morning worship.
Cider H askell D ane, P aster
7 p m.. Youth Fellowship.
CATHOLIC
CHURCH
Sunday school, 10 a. m
Park Avenue and Third Strut
Morning worship, 11 a m.
Rev. Remhert Ahles. O. P. M
Young peoples services, 7 p m
Mass Sunday at 8 and 10 a m
Evening worship, I p. m
Wednesday evening prayer service and dally at 8 a m.
8 o'clock.
Catechism classes at 9 o'clock
The Rev Father Membert Ahles
We Invite everyone to these old every Sunday morning,
will conduct a series of inquiry
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time landmark Baptist services.
classes scheduled to start next Mon­
day at 8 p. m. at St. Hubert’s Catho­
L. D. 8. 2nd WARD
L. D. S. 1st WARD
lic church.
D. Hubert Christensen. Bishop
Gordon Ray, Bishop
The hour long classes will be held
Sunday—Priesthood meeting. 9 15
Primary Wednesday 10 a m.
a m. Sunday school 10:30 a m from 8 o'clock until 9 each Monday
Sacrament Sunday 8 p. m.
Sacrament meeting. 8 p. m.
and Thursday. All interested per­
Tuesday—Relief society, 2 p. m sons are welcome to attend the lec­
FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH
Wednesday—Primary, 4 p. m , M tures, it was announced.
Fifth Street Jk Park Avenue
I. A . 8 p. m.
Rev. John L. Brie hi. Pastor
Mr. ami Mrs. Evan 1 ohler com­
Sunday church school. 10 a. m.
THE FREE METHODIST CHURCH
pleted their six-day trip to Yellow­
Divine worship service, 11 a. at.
Adrian, Oregon
You are cordially invited to wor­
stone park and Spokane, Wash, by
Church school, 10 a. m.
ship with us.
returning Monday.
Morning worship. II a. m.
Lecture Series To
Start Next Monday
Get Your Clover and Alfalfa Seed
Now—We Have a Good Supply of Nov/
and Used Seamless Bags at Roascnab’c
Prices.
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CHURCH NOTES
a k sem u » i n t god
Frank C. Coley, Pastor
South 2nd and Reece Ave.
Sunday school. 10 a m.
Childrens service, 11 a. m.
Evening service, 8 o’clock.
Yeung people's service, 8 p. m.
< 1I!1R( II OF t i if : BRETHREN
Christian Center Mission
East 2nd and Elirgoud
Sunday .school, 10 a. m.
Morning worship, ll a. m.
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ADRIAN COMMUNITY CIII'RCH
Henry K. Moore. Pastor
Bible school, 10 a. m.
Morning worship. 11 a. m.. Sacra­
ment of the Ixird's Supper.
Junior church at the parsonage,
11 a. m.
Club meetings for the groups be­
ginning with the First grade through
the >ve:ith grade each Monday af­
ter school at tlie ohurch.
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For the Thrifty Buyer
Our Policy of Thrifty Operation Always Enables
You to Purchase High-Grade Furniture at
the Lowest Possible Prices!
Terms — Free Delivery
JUST IN
4 0 HARDWOOD CHAIRS & ROCKERS
Direct From Eastern Factory In C ar lo Here
Prices from $ 1 2 . 9 5
Included Ara Cover* In Tapestry. Valour, F rie re and B o lla F le x
STRAIGHT ROCKERS — P L A T F O R M R O C K E R S — and the Fam ous
"K EN M AR" CONTOUR C L U B C H A IR .
Al*o juat arrived are several Daveno and Davenport Sets, covered in the
New Candalon and Nylon Covers. Tough, hard-wearing, w ashable and moih-
free fabrics. These new c o v e n are the sensation of the field of Covers.
FIR ST ( IICRt li OF CHRIST
(Christian)
\ustin .1. Hollingsworth. Minister
10 a. in., church school. Elvin
Ballou, Superintendent.
7 |> in Christian Youth Fellow-
hip Lyle Wilson, president.
8 p, in., chapel period.
11 a. m , morning worship, minister
in charge.
T ill; ( lll'K t II OF THE
NA/.AKENE
Robert Jackson, Pastor
Sunday school, 10 a. m.
Morning worship. 11 a. m.
NY. P S. and Junior meetings,
7 p. in.
Evangelistic service, 7:45 p. m.
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Armstrong and Sloane Linoleum
Several Patterns At Drop Prices.
"Rah for Ike! Rah-Rah-Rah!
We Want Ike!
9 0 £ Per Linear Foot
(1 Vt Sq. yd.)
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Yes; they're cheering for Ike, the
Republican choice for President
Kitchen Healers
New — Slightly Damaged
BUT-
It will take a lot of cheering for "Ike" to beat Mike" in
the Pork Bowl Contest, even though he lias a 12-lb. ad­
vantage over Mike" on the first weigh-in ("Mike"
weighs 70 lbs. and "Ike" 58 lbs.
—I'LL T A K E 'IK E "
Be sure to watch this "Pigskin Classic." "M ike" will
be fed Purina Sow & Pig Chow and mixed grain.
"Ike" will be eating mixed grain only.
TOBLER’S FEED AND FUEL. INC.
Phone 26
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Nyssa
Knife, Fork Club
Speaker Oct. 13
Compares Empires
Pax Americana will be the title of
Capt. Michael Fielding’s remarks at
the next meeting of the Knife and
Fork club Oct. 13 at the Eastside
cafe in Ontario.
The subject is based on tihe fact
that for hundreds of years the Ro­
man Empire kept peace in the world
through its dominance which was
called the Pax Romana.” Then in
the last century the British Empire
did Uve une through the ‘TVx
Bnt a idea ’ Now the United States
can do hk. wise and prevent World
War III with a ’Pax Americana." is
the theory to be ext rolled by the
speaker.
Fielding was born of Irlsh-English
parents and at an early age became
an officer in the Brttlsh-Indian
army in 1915 One of the highlights
of his career was a secret mission
which he undertook a few years ago
to the Black Spider gang which, in
those da>-. operated unmolested
along the Burma-Thailand border .
Since becoming a citizen of the
United S : . \ a few years ago. Field­
ing ha- been engaged as a commen­
tator ior radio stations, as a writer
1 a u puifora» .«peaker
$ 4 4 .9 5
(You must have copy of this ad to
get this price).
Rox Spring and
Mattress Special
15 Sets Only
BOX SPRIN G
$39.50
M A TTRESS
$39.50
Value ... $79.00
Both For Only
$ 4 9 .5 0
There Is A Reason Why
We Sell for Less
W e Own Our Stock, Building, Equipment.
We buy direct from manufacturer* and we haul much of our goods.
No one can offer so much for so little.
You CANNOT pay too much here— We
W on’tLet You
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