THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 28. 1953
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A ustin J ll iliin --w o rth . M inister
10 a. m., c h u rc h school. Elvin
Ballou. u p e rm te n d e n t.
11 a. m.. m .rn in g w orship, d irected
by m ini-iter.
7 p m , C h ristia n Y o u th Fellow ­
ship.
a p. m , evening w orship.
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ASSEM BLY OE GOD
K rank V Caley, P asto r
S o u th 2nd an d Reece Ave.
10 a m., S u n d ay school.
11 a. m „ m o rn in g w orship.
8 p. m , ev an g elistic service.
Tues., 8 p m., p ra y e r service,
r r i., 8 p m., young people.
a t Nyssa. M alh eu r C ouaty, Oregon.
a t Nyssa. O regen for transm ission
M ails, as second class m a tte r, u nder
of M arch 3, 187#
THE CH U RC H OF THE
NAZARENE
R obert Ja ck sa n . P asto r
10 a. m., S u n d a y school.
11 p m . m o rn in g w orship.
7 p m , N Y .P S. a n d Ju n io r m e e t­
ings.
7: *5 p. m.. ev an g elistic service.
LI VESTOCK HAULI NG
In su red C a rrie r — Local an d Long D istance
CO M M UNITY M E T H O D IST
( T il I « H
Dr. H. G. M et a llisier, M in ister
9:45 a. m., ch u rc h school
11 a. m., m o rn in g w orship.
7 p . i t Y o u th Fellow ship.
B Y B E E BROS. T R U C K IN G
P hone 070-R11
F ra n k Pike, mgr.
L. D.8. 1st W ARD
G ordon Ray, Bishop
9:15 a. m., p riesth o o d m eeting.
10:30 a. m., S u n d a y school.
7:30 p m., sa c ra m e n t m eeting.
T u esd ay , 2 p. m., relief society.
W ednesday, 4 p. m., prim ary* 7:30
p. m., M., I. A.
NYSSA
CAB SERVICE
Phone 217
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Mrs. V K H< rrm g an d Arlene of
ley v. .ted la -: we ri--.
with h ti 3 - . e arriv ed .n Ny* a F rid a y tv«.'*-
c iau g h ie r-m -la w, L .li M.
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lu d v E d w ard v d a . e l r a t Mr ter. Mr Jo e H .b n. who wa- re-
an d Mi :. R aym ond E . •
T Ap­ .eaicd fro m th e h ^ jp .ta l T h u r-d a y
ple Valley, u n d e r went urgerv la - 1 T hey re tu rn e d to th e ir hem e in
week a t th e M alheur M nu ria l he - Boise S u n d ay n ig h t.
P ital
Mr». Y crda DcLong of < ¡»(dwell
Mr. a n d Mrs. D w ight »ew*rU a n d sp en t th e w eek-end at th e J B M il­
la rd hom e.
11 a. rn m o rn in g worship.
Mr. an d Mrs. D. E. M itchell r e ­
tu rn e d T h u rs d a y a fte r visiting m
( HURCH OK CH R IST
R cseburg fe r th e p ast two week-
P arm a. Idaho
F riday evening guests a t th e C lif­
McC'onnel Ave.
ford M efford hom e were Mr. an d
O. E. Robinson M inister
Mrs T racy M efford an d girls.
10 a. m., Bible study.
Mrs. C lifford M ain was in Eagle
11 a. m.. m orning worship.
la st week a tte n d in g th e fu n e ra l of
8 p. m., S u n d ay evening service.
h e r uncle, G ilb e rt K earn s.
W ednesday, 8 p. m .f Bible study.
Mr. a n d Mrs. R ich ard M ason an d
Mrs. D o rothy Bibbey visited in O n ­
ST. PAUL S EPISCO PA L CHUR« H tario S u n d a y a t th e hom e of Mr
C. T. C renshaw , R ector
an d Mrs. L eo n ard B eard.
9:45 a. m . S un d ay school.
Rev. M. II. G reenlee of C ascade
11 a. m., m o rn in g worship.
M ISSIO N A RY BA PTIST CHURCH was a guest a t th e C lifford M ain
hom e la st week.
E lder H askell Dane, P asto r
10 a. m., S u n d ay school.
Mrs. M au rin e Allen an d C h aru lct
11 a. m., m o rn in g a irsh ip .
C hadw ick of N am pa visited S u n d ay
8 p. m.. evening worship.
a t th e hom e of Mr. an d M rs. C lifford
W ednesday, 8 p. m., p ray er service.
M efford.
Mr. an d Mrs. W. F. F in d lin g v isit­
C IR C L ES MEET
M ary an d M arth a circle of th e ed w .th th e ir son, W illis F in dling, in
M eth o d ist c h u rc h m et at th e hom e Vale S u n d ay .
: Mr-. R. M. C o ch ru n T h u r-d a y a f ­
Mr. an d Mrs. Jo h n M cCabe an d
tern o o n . M rs. Lloyd T bier, who was ch ild ren , C heryl. A n n ette an d M ich­
in c h a rg e of th e devotional service eál, visited in B ak er S a tu rd a y n ig h t
a n d p ro g ram , told of h er recent trip an d S u n d ay a t th e hom e of Mr an d
to th e so u th w est and Mexico.
Mr- O llie Beeson.
LOCAL NEWS
fe T \ From w’ier« I sit...// Jo^ l larih
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“‘HfSr Wrong "Train" of Thought
Most of us knew th e stre a m ­
lin er stopped about fo u r m iles
from tow n la st T h u rsd ay — but
we didn't know u h y . . .
Seems the tr a in w as h u rry in g
along, then cam e th e screech ing
o f brakes — some fellow h ad
pulled the E m ergency S to p cord.
When th e conductor asked him
why he did it, he said, “T h e tra in
was ju st going too f a s t—I w anted
to get you to slow down.”
F ro m w here I sit, t h a t s tre a m ­
lin e r h a s been g o in g a t th a t
speed fo r th e p a s t seven y e a rs
w ith a perfect sa fe ty record and
L. D. S. 2nd WARD
D. H u b ert C h risten se n , Bishop
9:15 a. m.. p riesth o o d m eeting.
10?30 a. m., S u n d ay school.
8 p m., sa c ra m e n t m eeting.
T u esd ay , 2 p. m., relief society.
W ednesday, 4 p. m., p rim a ry ; 8
p. m . M I A
FA IT H LU TH ERA N C H I RCH
I ifth S tre et anil P ark Avenue
Jo h n L. B richl, P asto r
10 a. m . S u n d ay school.
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CH U RC H OF TH E B R ETH R EN
C h ristian ( i n f e r Mission
E ast 2nd an d Khrgood
10 a. m., S un d ay .school.
11 a. m., m o rn in g worship.
7 30 p. m., evan g elistic service.
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11 a. m., divine worship.
W ed., 8 p. m. L en ten services;
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