Nyssa gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1937-199?, November 06, 1952, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2

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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL- NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER •- 1M2
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Advertising Manager
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NiWSPAMI
P U B L I S HE RS
association
SUBSCRIPTION K ATES
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Parma, Ida, rural route - $3 50
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Mrs Charles Peck o f Boise acted
as hostess to her B >ok club at the
home o f her daughter Mrs. Lester
French o f Roswell. Mrs Stamey
Banks of Parma reviewed “ Doctor
In Buck-kin“ to the members and
guests. Miss Lilli Bridge of Chicago
and Mrs Frank Miller of Big Bend
and Mr Peck Refreshments were
served by the hostess and decora-
tic-ns were of Halloween theme.
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the host club, and Mrs Maurice L Halloween Party
Judd, who introduced the guest
Susan Stringer was hostess to 17 j
speaker. M ri L W Frank-. Stale guests at a jolly halloween party |
Federation of Garden club- vno Friday mgnt at the home ol her i
I spoke during the morning sess-on
paiei.ts. „vir. and Mrs. John String- |
Nyssa Women Are On
During the afternoon session. Mrs. er. Following a dinner party, con­
Garden Club Program
Franks reported on the national, test games were piayeu * iu i piu.es |
11 a m , morning worship
Mrs. Bud Wilson, director. M al­ meeting of garden clubs held at awarded to Roger Morris, Geraldine
Mormaka, Geòrgie Lee Oxnam and
7:30 p. m , evangeli tic service.
heur Federated Garden clubs, pre- Biloxi. Miss.
Plans were made for a spring flower Dean Sisson. Tn e balance of the j
lded over the district meeting of
CATHOLIC CHURCH
A D R IA N COMM I M T V ( III K< II garden clubs held Oct. 24 at Ontario. j school. Appointed to ac ommittee to evening was enjoyed attending the
Park Avenue and Third Street
Henry E. Moore, Pastor
Other Nyssa women who took a investigate suggested group projects local enea ter.
Kembert Ahles, O. P. M,
10 a m., Bible school
.imminent part in the meeting were were M E. Bain. Mr Theo Moore,
Glenn Halloween Party At
Mass Sunday at 8 and 10 a m
11 a m., morning worship
Mrs. G errit Stam, who gave re- Mrs. George Glenn, Mr
11 a m , junior church.
and daily at 8 a. m.
pon.se to the welcoming address of High, Mrs. Ray Wilson and Mrs.
Episcopal Church
9 a m , Catechism classes
Mrs P J Gallagher, president of Judd.
1 Announcement was also made of
Approximately 35 ycung people of
F IR S T
| the state garden club- meeting to the St. Paul's Episcopal cnurch Sun­
Church of Christ
CHURCH OF THF, BRETHREN
3allou, superintendent.
be held at McMinnville in June and day school and their guests enjoyed
CHRISTIAN
Christian Center Mission
11 a m.. morning worship, directed the national meet in San Francisco' a Haiioween party Friday evening
Austin J. Hollingsworth Minister
East 2nd and'Fhrgocd
next April.
at the parish hall. The group par­
10 a. m., church school Elvin iy minister.
10 a. m., Sunday -chooi.
7 p. m., Christian Youth Fellow­
ticipated in games and were served
ship.
„..pi opriate reireshments by hos-
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F
Groups
Meet,
o p. m , night devotions with two
te -es, Mrs. W illiam 6chireman, Mrs
I
Work
On
Projects
study groups.
Grant Rinehart, Mrs. Ralph Law r­
Group one of the Christian W o­
men's Fellowship of the Christian ence and Mrs. Marion Tracy.
CHURCH OF CHRIST
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church met at the home of Mrs.
Parma, Idaho
John Quigley Oct. 23, with nine Kindergarten Party
P L A S T IC
MoConnel Ave.
members and one guest in attend­
Members of Mrs. Lloyd Tobler.i
O. E. Robinson, Minister
ance. A devotional service was led kinuergarten class had a Halloween
10 a. m.. Bible study.
by the hostess
party r riday morning at i&e Tobler
11 a m., morning worship.
'Human Rights” was the subject home. Th e children made, masks
8 p m., Sunday evening service. of the study hour, directed by Mi s. a..a participated in gamm.
Wednesday, 8 p. m., Bible study. Ruth Pruyn and assisted by Mrs.
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Oaly
Lit. Ft.
Dorothy Bibbi v The remainder of j
Fourth
Birthday
Event
(3Ò In c h # » Wide)
the afternoon was spent making I
ASSEMBLY OF GOD
Lila
Lee
Yost
celebrated
her four- i
quilt blocks. R 'fre.shments were ser­
Frank C Coley, Pastor
Crystal Clear-Flexible -Sfcattarprsaf- Loaf Lost inf
til birthday at a party last Wednes­
ved by the hostess.
South 2nd and Reece Ave.
Group two met at the home of day afternoon at the home of her
10 a. m., Sunday school.
Mrs. Emerson Bin ■ inian with nine parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Yost,
% irw > r i a T i ^ n f i f
11 a. m , morning worship.
members and two guests present. Guests were Craig Grasty, Christine
8 p. in., evangelistic service.
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Mrs. Elsie Dewey led the group in and Becky Parks, Karen and K ent
Tues., 8 p. m., prayer service.
Statai User s sad
I s t i P o e try
t t s l M l i waits
Chair C m n ,
a devotional service. The study hour } Main ana the honor guest’s sister,
Fri.,
8
p.
m.,
young
people.
Windows Porch
am é Áaf »aasa
hotiisd i t e m ,
tar me« I Bag*,
topic was “ Human Rights,” under Joanne.
« A a « « ws
la d o s a rs s
ila h i, ta b i«».
•r Cartai*«
Games were played and appropri- ,
the direction of Mrs Dan Pennie
THE CHURCH OF THE
ate refreshments were served In-
H o l d s I n H i a t - K ik ps O u t C o l o - C h i a r i r
assisted by Mis. R (> , Brockman.
NAZAKENE
A review on a story entitled, "The eluding a birthday cuke with four
Robert Jackson, Pastor
C ut W ith S m a r s A T ack O n - E asy T o S cal O r Stw C
Sun
Came Out," was given by Mrs. candles.
10 a. m., Sunday school.
Brockman. This group worked on
11 p. m., morning worship.
7 p m., N Y P S. und Junior meet­ its project o f sewing children's gar- | Mr. and Mrs. Club
merits, which are to be sent to the Entertained A t Parma
Phone 364 ings.
617 Good Ava.
W hite Swan Indian mission at Ya k i­
7:45 p. m.. evangelistic service.
The Mr. and Mrs. bridge club was
ma. Refreshments were served by the
entertained las-t Wednesday evening ,
hostess.
CO M M UN ITY METHODIST
at tiie home of Dr. and Mrs. Don j
CHURCH
Soli of Parma. First Lt. and Mrs
Pinochle Club Meets
Dr. II. G. McCallister, Minister
Clayton Morgan o f Tacoma were
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Tobler were guests. Prizes were won by Mr and
9:45 a. m., church school.
host and hostess to their pinochle Mr- Ted Morgan and Mr. and Mrs.
11 a. m., morning worship.
club Saturday evening at their Dick Tensen.
7 p. in , Youth Fellowship.
home. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Guthrie
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were guest players.
L. D. S. 2nd WARD
Mr. and Mrs Leonard Newgen Mrs. Farmer Entertains
I>. Hubert Christensen, Bishop
Mrs. Warren Farmer entertained
and Mr. and Mr Guthrie were prize
9 15 a in , priesthood meeting.
her Thursday afternoon club at her
winners.
10:30 a. m., Sunday school.
home Guests were Mrs. Grant Lew ­
8 p m., sacrament meeting.
is, Mrs. Ken Danford axid Mrs.
Tuesday. 2 p. m , relief society.
Hostess At Dinner
Wednesday, 4 p. in., primary; 3
Miss Eva Boydell entertained with
Use the Journal Classified Ad*.
p. in., M I.A.
dinner Sunday afternoon fo r Dr.
J. J. Sarazin, Mr. and Mrs. N o rb ert,
FREE METHODIST CHURCH
Sara/in and Bruce and Mr. and Mrs. !
Adrian, Oregon
Dick Ten-en and Barbara.
10 a. m , church school.
11 a. m , morning worship.
Friday Night Party
Billy and Leon Tobler were hosts i
Optometrist
MISSIONARY BAPTIST C H U M II at a masquerade party Halloween
Elder llaskell Dane, Pastor
night at the Evan Tobler home |
10 a in., Sunday school.
Eyes Examined
Seventeen guests were present. Th e
11a. m., morning worship.
prize for the best costume was pre- i
8 p. m., evening worship.
sented to D. L. F ife and for the j
Phone 9-2312
Wednesday, 8 p in., prayer service. funniest costume to Mary Ellen
718
Arthur St.
Merrick.
L. II S. 1st W ARD
The group enjoyed a iweiner and j
Gordon Ray, Bishop
Caldwell, Idaho
marshmallow roas't and played H al­
Cornar 6th 6c Good
Phone 17
9:15 a. m., priesthood meeting.
loween games Favors were present­
10:30 a. m , Sunday school.
ed to each guest.
7 30 p. m., sacrament meeting
Tuesday, 2 p m , relief society.
Wednesday, 4 p n t. primary; 7:30
p. m . M , I. A.
Published every Thursday
Entered at the postoiflce
through the UnlteJ States
the act
» t Nyssa. Malheur Count
at Nyssa. Oregon for tran mission
Mails, as second class matter, under
of March 3. 187#
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C. T. Crensliaw, Rector
9 45 a in.. Sunday school.
11 a m., worship services.
FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH
Fifth Street and Park Avenue
John I,. Rriehl, Pastor
10 a in.. Sunday school.
11a. m , divine worship.
You are cordially invited to wor-
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At
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Every Saturday Night
Parma, Ida.
mi. Ea. on Highway 20
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