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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NY SS A. OREGON. THURSDAY. APRIL PAGE TWO 1954 CHLlKCH NOTES THE GATE CITY JOURNAL DUANE R. ALTERS . . . . . . . Editor and Publisher Duane R. Alters and Ge*. L. Whorton, Owners SUBSCRIPTION RATES In Malheur County. Oregon, and Payette and Canyon Counties. Idaho: 1 year — 43 00 6 Monthe . ------- ------$2.00 NATIONAL EDI TORIAL N, A S S O c ^T a T i d N gu Published every Thursday Entered at the postolfice through the United States the act Elsewhere In the U j S.A., per y e a r ---------------- W W) 07# S n u rle C o p i e s ---------------- I Strictly in Advance) at Nyssa, Malheur County. Oregon. at Nyssa. Oregon for transmission Mails, as second class matter, under of March 3. 1879 MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH Elder W illiam T urner. P astor 10 a m., S unday school. 11 a. m , m orning worship. 8 p m . evening worship. W ednesday. 8 p m . p ray er ser-. vice. FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH F ifth S treet and P ark A venue John L. Briehl, P asto r SUNDAY 10 a. m , Sunday school, 11 a m , divine w orship. MONDAY 8 p. m., C hristian education class. WEDNESDAY 8 p. m , L enten services. OWYHEE COMMUNITY CHURCH Route 2, Nyssa Rev. Kenneth Himple, Pastor Phone 2737 Buena Vista Mrs. Alva GoodeU Dial 2804 Mr. and Mrs. George C leaver and Mr. and Mrs D elbert C leaver and K irk spent several days in W ashington G ary, B rian and Donald C leaver stayed w ith th eir grandparents, Mr and Mrs. A lva Goodell w hile th eir paren ts w ere gone. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Hoffm an called at th e F ran k W hipple home S unday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n C leaver of O w yhee had S aturday d in n er and played cards at the George C lea ver home. Mrs. Leslie Topliff was am ong those who attended a tea at the M ethodist church T hursday. Mr. and Mrs. Mancil Bishop and fam ily moved onto th eir farm they recently purchased from Benedicts. N ancy Nesbit of P ay ette spent Alva S unday evening at the A lva Goodell home. Mrs. Jam es O. S tephen and C athy and Mrs H ow ard Day and S an d ra w ere in P ay ette T h u rs day. Mr. and Mrs La Vern C leaver w ere in O ntario S atu rd ay ev e n ing w here they had d in n er and atten d ed a show. Mr and Mrs H ow ard Day, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd C leaver and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene C leaver played cards at the C laude Day hom e n ea r A drian S atu rd ay evening. R efreshm ents w ere served. Miss Vela Dee Poulsen and K enneth Colile Mr. and Mrs Howard Day, Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Day, Mr. and Mrs. •5*— —Phot o by H arano H arold Robbins and fam ily, Mr. Miss V ela Dee Poulson a n d ò --------- and Mrs. Claude Day and fam ily, K en n eth C ottle reigned S atu rd ay Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Stephen, Sr., n ight as C inderella and P rince at Mr. and Mrs. F red Stephen and th e 17th an n u al C inderella Ball Jo e and Eugene Stephen attended given by th e G irl’s League of a pot luck d in n er at the hom e of Nyssa hi school. Honors of D uch Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Stephen, The 8th grade C h u rch school Jr. Sunday ess and D uke w ere won by Miss Mr. and Mrs. Edw ard Topliff K eitha S trasb au g h and Dick Her- class enjoyed a picnic d in n er in rim an. T hese four stu dents w ere th e church parlors S unday afte r and fam ily w ere S unday d in n er chosen by po p u lar ballot from m orning church service. Mrs. guests at the M arvin Elm ore M arion K u rtz is teac h er of the hom e in Nyssa. am ong 20 m em bers of the court class. Let us make certain you Those helping w ith th e d in Mr. and Mrs. G erald H orn of and w ere crow ned by J. L. Her- ner w ere A nna S p ark s M ary Nyssa spent Tuesday evening at have proper, adequate rim an. W eir and Mrs. R D. M cKinley. th e Guy T anner home protection now . . , with Jo e S eburn was a S undav din- T w elve m em bers of the Nyssa Rev. and Mrs. M oore and son, savings in cost. first g rades com prised the Ju n io r H enry w ere invited guests of t h e 1 n er guest at the Eugene C leaver court, and com pleted the royal group. The group had p lanned a homo. hike for th e afternoon, b u t due The S titch etts 4-H club m et at procession. to the w eath er this w as not done. a tth e Lloyd C leaver home S a tu r T hem e for the ball was “ E ven T w enty persons enjoyed th e d in d ay afternoon w ith 11 m em bers ing In P a ris ”. T he gym nasium ner and afternoon together. atten d in g . Mrs. Don P a rk e r was 16 N. 3rd Nyssa Dial 6615 a guest, and Mrs. Eugene Cleaver. was d eco rated to depict scenes in A Boy Scout court of honor will assistan t leader, was in charge of P aris, of sidew alk cafes, follies be held at the chu rch at 8 p. m. stan d s and p erfum e booths. Monday evening. Am ong those j P a rtic ip a tin g on the program , advancing in Scout ra n k w ill be presen ted for the royal court Billie Looney, who w ill go into w ere L arry B aum an, M ardelle the Life rank of th e organisation Thom pson, R alph A nderson, Hen The public is invited to attend. ry H artley. Louie A ttebery. M ark The F id'dae A nucae Society M oncur, S hirley Schilling, Iren e Jayo, D onna B utler, P atsey P a t will m eet at the hom e of B ^ r i - terson, J a n e t Alford, Mary Lou dine p - •> T h u rsd ay afternoon B atem an. C ath erin e Colem an, after school. M ardelle and Jove. Bowers co-hostes ;es. D orothy Holcomb and Delores Duus. , M ary and M artha Society' will The Royal dance, for couples m eet T hursday afternoon, April in th e court concluded the p ro 8th in th e church parlor. M' ;- gram and th e ev en in g was spent dam es Edna C ow ling and G race dancing to the m usic of th e M el Day hostesses. ody M en of P ayette. 10 a m., Sunday school 11 a m , Morning worship service 7 p. m„ Young Peoples meeting. 8 p. m., Evening worship. St. P a u l’s Episcopal church a c t Wed , 8 p. m.. Bible study anti ed as host church for a joint m eet Mrs. George Moeler prayer meeting. ing of the w om en of Episcopal Dial 2733 churches in this area About 35 FIRST ladies from the three churches of Church of Christ Tom m y H ouston who is in the Vale, O ntario and Nyssa w ere (Christian) U. S. Navy stationed at San Dei go 1 p re sen t at this m eeting which be- H. H. Powell, Minister “ spendm g two w eeks furlough gan Wlth a no-host luncheon at w ith his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Res. l i t Ennis Phone 3384 H arold Houston. Last week he 12:30. Mrs C harles Glenn, Vale; Bible school. 10 a. m. area chairm an, conducted the a f w ent to S pringfield, Ore., to visit Worship and Communion, 11 a m his g ran d p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. ternoon session w hich opened Mid-week services, 8 p. m. w ith a devotional period. Mrs. Bell Flow er. C.Y.Y., Sunday Eve. 7 o'clock. S everal from here attended the i W alter W hite, Vale, Program Evening Services, 8 p. m. w edding of B etty B ullard and chairm an, presented the topic George Boyack in Boise last F ri “Tim e Is a V aluable A sset” and day evening ASSEMBLY OF GOD the group participated in a ro u n d Donald B ullard left Monday for tab le discussion. It was an n o u n Rev. Haskell Friend. Pastor Oregon Tech, a fte r spending his ced th a t the next m eeting of this South 2nd and Reece Ave. vacation here w ith his parents, group will be in Septem ber, w ith !0 a m.t Sunday school. Mr and Mrs. Otis B ullard. 11 a m , morning worship. the O ntario church as host at Mr. and Mrs. Earl Scovel of w hich tim e the district officers 8 p m., evangelistic service. Boise spent the w eekend here will be present. T he com m ittee in Tues., 8 p. m.. prayer service with her sister, Mrs Ira L're, Jr., charge of arran g em en ts for the m .. 8 p. m., young people. and fam ily. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Houston and Nyssa m eeting was Mrs. R alph CHURCH OF CHRIST family visited Mr. and Mrs. H er Law rence, Mrs. W. E Browne andj Parma, Idaho Mrs. G lea Billings. m an H ouston and fam ily at O n McConnel Ave. tario H eights S unday afternoon. O. E. Robinson. Minister T he Rev. Carl Gross has been The A rcadia S unshine club met 10 a. m., Bible study. F riday w ith Mrs. Fred Schilling. confined to his hom e by illness 11 a. m., morning worship. Ten m em bers w ere present. Mar- for th e past week. He will hold 8 p m„ Sunday evening service gory B ust drew the door prize. church services as usual on S u n Wednesday, 8 d . m., Bible study The afternoon was spent in sew day, A pr 4. ing for Mrs. Schilling The next m eeting w ill be April 9 w ith Mrs ST PAUL’S EPISCOPAL Ted Bowers. Lewi L aura and S herry s e r v e d CHURCH Mr. and Mrs. G erald Z ittercob refresh m en ts to the group, The Rev. Car! H. Gross. Ph. D. have m oved from one of the U re Del Wise of Nyssa spent the SUNDAY: tennant houses here to the one on | w eekend w ith Bob Bowers, 11:30 a. m., Sunday school and the riv er farm north of Nyssa. i Mrs. R oth's and Miss B aum an’s Mr. and Mrs. J. E. W arner sold second grade room s and th eir two family service. 7:30 p. m.. Lenten service (for ad th eir place here last week to Mr room m others cam e out F riday and Mrs. C harles Rushing. T h e y , afternoon and w ere shown ults and YPF> (Evensong and romu will move A pril 1. | through the S trin g er sheep yards table discussion). WEDNESDAY: Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dad and by Bill S tringer, 9-11 a. m.. K indergarten (church) family visited S unday evening at Mr. and Mrs. N orm an Hipp the Otis B ullard home. m ade a business trip to Jordon 3-4 p. m., Prim ary Bible cla D elbert Viken of Tacoma visit- V alley Friday. W hile th ere they (Parsonage). ed Mr and Mrs L. Ff Robbins visttesi Mr and Mrs Oran- Ra- last week Mr. Viken is Mrs. Rob-1 b u rn Miss Hipp and Mrs R aburn bin's b rother w ent to school together. Mr Hipp Brethren Christian Center Mission East 2nd and Ehrgood Mr. and Mrs. L arry Gregory of w ent to Jordon Valley Monday | 10 a m., Sunday .school. G ran ts Pass are the parents of a for a load of C attle girl born March 20. She has been Mr and Mrs. P arley Feik and | 11 a m.. morning worship nam ed C atherine Louise. Mrs. Ju n e visited at the Ben Shaw j 7 30 p m . evangelistic service. G regory is the form er Alta Ja n e hom e near New P lym outh Sun- j T aylor and attended school at day afternoon. THE CHURCH OF T HE Arcadia. Jam es M urakam i spent F rid a y : NAZARENE Miss F ram es Feik and a friend night in the Nvssa hospital after Kohert lark son, Fastor T he S unday ev en in g m eeting Miss Peggv Paulk of B. Y. U. a tonsilectom v Friday. a m . Sunday school. at th e LDS 1st w ard was pre- spent th e w eekend here w ith Miss Mr and Mrs. Duke Hipp of; ¡1 p m.. morning worship. 1 sented by th e M utual Im prove- F o lk s parents, Mr and Mrs. Par- Nvssa visited S undav afternoon ^ p m., N Y .PS. and Junior meet i m ent association. Special m usical lev Feik at the Norm an Hipp home. Mr and Mrs Wesley W artm an Mr and Mrs I, E Robbins gave igs | num bers w ere given by D iane 7 45 p m . evangelistic service. and baby of O ntario visited Mr. a birthday d in n er last F riday e v e Low and M aurice G lover and and Mrs. George Colem an Sun- ning for Mrs R obhin’s m other. M ark M oncur. din afternoon. Mr.. George S toekleth of Fruit CHURCH Y outh talk s w ere given by Mr and Mrs L. E Robbins vis land O thers p resen t w ere Mr j I’ark CATHOLIC Avenue and Third Street Lyle C ottle and C arol Mink and ited S unday w ith Mr and Mrs. Stoekleth and Mrs R obbin’’ \ Kembert Ahles, O. F. M. Bill Beus delivered th e m ain a d LoRoy H errm an. brother, D elbert Viken and an Mass Sunday at 8 and 10 a. m dress of th e m eeting. Mr and Mrs Fred Schilling aunt, both from Taeom a md daily at 8 a m. visited S undav afternoon with Mrs Tom S tew art of C airo and Saturday. 10 a m , Catechism Mr and Mrs M anvle Scham ible, Rev and Mrs K enneth Fields of “T he easiest w ay to get into classes. in P ay ette Vale visited at the G eorge Moel j tro u b le is to be rig h t at the Mr and Mrs Don C arriel of ler home T hursday. Mrs. Bill I w rong tim e."— H. D King. Boise, Mrs M innie W hite of P ay Seott of F ruitland and Mrs. N ew L. D.8. 1st W ARD ette and Mr and Mrs Bud Ros com er of O ntario called F riday L. I). S. 2nd WARD Charles Mann, Bishop sou w ere d in n er guests Sunday of; Mr and Mrs. Bob M cK inney D. Hubert Christensen. Bishop 9:15 a. m., priesthood meeting Mr and Mrs George Bust. and Mr and Mrs. G eorge M oeller 9:15 a. m , priesthood meeting 10:30 a m , Sunday school The A rcadia 4 II Sew ing club visited Mr. and Mrs Jo h n Kin- 10:30 a. m„ Sunday school. 7 30 p m . sacram ent meeting m et S atu rd ay at the hom e of nc\ m Boise F riday evening Tuesday, 2 p m„ relief society. I.au ra and S herry B ust w ith 121 Ralph Jones, John Schenk and FREE METHODIST CHURCH Wednesday. 4 p m , primary; 7:30 m em bers present The next meet George M oeller planted spuds last Adrian, Oregon n.. M , I. A. ing will be April 10 w ith M arie week. 10 a m., church school. 11 a. m., morning worship. Around Arcadia Episcopal Church th e m eeting R efreshm ents w ere served. Mr. and Mrs. L ester C leaver w ere S unday d in n er guests at the Jim Savage home. Mr. and Mrs. H arold Wilson and fam ily and Mr and Mrs. R obert Wilson w ere d in n er guests at the L ester C leaver hom e W ed nesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd C leaver, Mr. and Mrs. Jim R itchie and Mr arm Mrs. Jam es S tephen and C athy atten d ed a b irth d ay p arty at the H ow ard Day hom e for Mrs Dav. R efreshm ents w ere served L ester and Lloyd C leaver w ere fishing at O w yhee dam Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ritchie, Mr and Mrs G lenn Hoffm an and Mr and Mrs. S B. H offm an atten d ed th e fu n eral for Mrs. G olden L ev itt in Nyssa T hursday. G arn et R ichie played in th e o r chestra S atu rd ay evening for th e dance review . Mr. and Mrs. Alva Goodell a t tended the W illow C reek G range m eeting F rid ay evening. Mr. and Mrs. M angus E kanger sp en t S unday at th e Lloyd C lea v er home. Mr. and Mrs. W illis B ertram and Mr. and Mrs. G eorge C lea v er atten d ed an O w yhee R iding club m eeting at th e O regon T rail hall F rid ay evening. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie T opliff and Mr. and Mrs. A lva Goodell a t tended a card p arty at th e Re- bekah hall S atu rd ay evening. 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