THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON.
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THURSDAY. APRIL 8. 1954
THE
MISSIONARY BAPTIST
CHURCH
Elder William Turner. Paslor
10 a. m., Sunday school.
11 a. m , morning worship.
8 p m , evening worship.
Wednesday, 8 p. m.. prayer ser
vice.
Vale Lutheran
A M E R I C A N
sr.
FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH
Fifth Street and Park Avenue
John L. Briehl, Pastor
SUNDAY
10 a. m., Sunday school.
11 a. m., divine worship.
MONDAY
8 p. m., Christian education
class.
WEDNESDAY
8 p. m., Lenten services.
Lutheran Church
W A Church
T
Is Formed Special Services
n
OWYHEE COMMUNITY CHURCH
Route 2, Nyssa
Rev. Kenneth Himple, Pastor
Phone 2737
The Luthern church of Vale p
D evli-r* Q i i n r t r r v
will hold a service of organization A OT r U l I I l ajutitatay
Sunday evening. The Rev. S. C.
Confirmation services will be
Siefkes, district president of the held p aim Sunday morning at
northwestern district of the paith Lutheran church, the Rev.
American church, will preach the j ohn L Briehl, pastor, annourt-
festival sermon and will call the ced Following two years of in-
new congregation offically into strUction in the Word of God the
being.
confirmands will, through a pub-
These Palm Sunday services lie confession of their Christian
will be held at 8 p. m. at the Vale faith and acceptance of Jesus
Methodist church and the regular Christ, be declared members of
Sunday services at 2 p. m. and 3 the Lutheran church,
p. m. will be omitted for the
The Rev. Briehl will preach the
special service.
! confirmation sermon, the sacra-
The Rev. John L. Briehl, pastor ment of holy communion will be
of the Nyssa-Vale Luthern parish,1 given and the Rev. S. C. Siefkes,
has conducted services in the district president of the north-
Vale area for the past two years western district of the American
and nine months. During this Lutheran church will assist at the
time, officially known as the Vale | services. The public is invited to
Preaching Place, the Luthern attend these services which begin
group will now become an organ- at 11 a m. Palm Sunday,
ized congregation.
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The public is invited to the p r ,r r n f i r P r r c t n r
special service and a social hour j * O l l l l c i r u a i o r
wiii follow.
Sneaks Here
> y ;)
10 a. m., Sunday school.
A /l c OLSON VISITS HERE
11 a. m.. Morning worship service.
A/lc Laurence Olsen and
7 p. m . Young Peoples meeting
S/Sgt. George Zekle of Gate,
8 p. m.. Evening worship.
Okla , spent the week end at the
The Rev. Henry Gernhardt,
Mrs. Kenneth McDonald
Wed., 8 p. m., Bible study and
home of Olson’s parents, Mr. and
former pastor of the local Metho
LOCAL
NEWS
DUI 3209
prayer
meeting.
Mrs. C. D- Olson. The men are
dist church, spoke in Nyssa Sun-
stationed at Stead Air Force Base
Mr. and Mrs. Rulon Staples and day evening on “ Moving On To
Friday afternoon 27 young peo in Reno, Nev.
FIRST
family returned Wednesday after Maturity.” Rev Gernhardt moved
ple from the Owyhee Community
Church of Christ
1 spending several days visiting in from Nyssa in 1948 to pastor the
church journeyed to the Roswell
(Christian)
Crocker went to Notus with Mrs.
I Coalville and Salt Lake City Methodist church in La Grande.
baseball field where they met
H. H. Powell, MlnUter
Utah
Rev. Gernhard’s message was
the young people of the Grace Moore and baby and spent the Rea. 414 Ennis
Phone 3384
week-end.
Bible church of Parma in a game.
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Cox and P*rt ? f , » KcuT ent4
the
Bible school, 10 a. m.
Mr. and Mrs Roland Maw and
Owyhee was victorious with a
Larry visited at the Oscar Elliot ch? rch^ T h l S ^ lr l t u f l L,fe,
Worship
and
Communion.
11
a
m
A coffee hour and social hour
family visited in Vale at the Glen
home in Payette Sunday.
score of 21 to 6.
Mid-week services, 8 p. m.
followed the meeting.
Rev. Keith Himple of Donnelly Short home on Sunday.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Charles
McClure
C.Y.Y., Sunday Eve. 7 o’clock.
Mr and Mrs. Dick Brown and
was guest speaker at the Owyhee
and daughter and Mr. and Mrs.
Evening Services, 8 p. m.
lie Cun Solve II
children
of
Boise
were
Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Smith at
Community church Sunday even
Clyde Schurr and daughter of
tended the funeral of Mrs.
ing and presented the church guests at the Lynn Kygar home.
Caldwell
visited
Sunday
after
ASSEMBLY OF GOD
with the prize for the recent Sun I Mr. and Mrs. Wm Peutz, and
noon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Blanche Downard in Homedale
Rrv. Haskell Friend. Pastor
i
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Werner
Peutz
and
Monday.
Adrian
day school contest, which was a
R. M. Cochrun.
South 2nd and Reere Ave
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Moncur
picture 20” by 24” of Christ Wanda went to Payette Thursday
Mrs. Soren Cox and family
Presbyterian
10 a m.. Sunday school
left Thursday for a vacation to
knocking at the door. Ronnie evening where they helped Henry
spent
the
week
end
in
Vale
at
11 a m.. morning worship
Utah where they will visit rela
Swift accompanied Rev. and Mrs. Peutz celebrate his 82nd birthday.
Church Notes
8 p. m., evangelistic service
Mrs.
Barbara
Hatt,
Mary
Jarvis
The choir will present a candle- the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. A. tives.
Himple to help drive on the re
Saunders.
Tues.. 8 p. m.. prayer service
The Mary and Martha Mission- light program of appropriate se
Karla Kay Simpson spent Sun
turn trip as Mrs. Himple remain Fern Hatch, Irma Sparks and
m ., 8 p. m., young people
Mrs. Hans Peterson of Lake day visiting her grandparents,
Shirley
Altig
of
Greenleaf
spent
ary
society
will
meet
at
the
lections
which
will
be
climaxed
ed here to spend a few days with
church parlors Thursday after- by a communion service Thurs- Lowell and Mr. and Mrs. James Mr and Mrs. Carl Simpson in
the Rev. and Mrs. Kenneth Him Friday with Betty Stephens of
CHURCH OF CHRIST
Caldwell.
noon, April 8. Mrs Edna Cowling j day, April 15, at 8 p. m. at the Grunke of Nampa visited at the Sunset Valley
ple.
Parma. Idaho
Stanley Mills, Henry Menda-
Carl Grunke home.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Kreigh and
and Grace Day, hostesses. The j Christian church,
Sunday afternoon the adults zona went with the Boy Scout
McConnel Ave.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Richards are Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hamilton spent
business
meeting
will
be
con-
j
The
music
will
include
“
Awak-
played the young people of the troup on an over-night camping
O. E. Robinson, Minister
ducted first, so the girls of the ening,” chorus-choir; “ Room at now making their home on N. Sunday fishing at the Owyhee
Owyhee community church a trip to Succor Creek Saturady
10 a. m., Bible study.
Dam.
Fidelae Amicae society will pre- the Cross” Trio, Mrs. Ed Case, 6th street in Nyssa.
baseball game which ended in a and Sunday.
11 a m.. morning worship.
sent the program after school.
Mrs.
Harold
Robbins,
Mrs.
Elvin
tie score of 13 to 13.
8 p. m.. Sunday evening service
Mrs Florence Kygar celebrated
Ballou; “ I Love Him Because He
Wednesday, 8 p. m.. Bible study
Mr. and^/Irs. T. H Brewer left her birthday Saturday. Guests
The church board will meet in First Loved Me,” choir; “ Geth
The Nyssa Jaycees wish to express their thanks and
Saturday morning on a trip to who called in the afternoon and
the M. L. Judd home Thursday semane,” Dan Pennie; “Were You
appreciation for the prizes which were donated for the
ST PAUL’S EPISCOPAL
San Francisco, where they will evening were Mr. and Mrs. Lynn
night.
There,” quartet, Webb Pennie,
CHURCH
JC-PTA Economy Run by Ihe following businesses:
spend a few days.
I Kvgar, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kygar
Bob Muir, Elvin Ballou, Dan Pen-)
The Rev. Carl II. Gross, Ph. I)
Wanda Bassett and Doris Cook and Darrell and Marlene, Keith
Rev. Moore’s church school class nie; “ Hallelujah for the Cross,” ,
SIGNAL SERVICE
SERVICE PARTS CO.
SUNDAY:
were among the students from Kygar and Jesse.
met Wednesday afternoon after j choir; “ Nailed to the Cross,” Dan
BLUNCK'S
TTTOCO
WESTERN
11:30
a.
m.,
Sunday
school
anc
Adrian who went to La Grande
Bobby Gressley of Ontario had
school and cleaned the lawn a - 1 Pennie, Bob Muir and choir.
HERRIMAN MOTORS
CORRUGATOR CO.
Friday and competed in the dinner with his grandparents, Mr. family service.
round the church building. The
The choir is under the direction
NYSSA
MOTORS
OWYHEE
TRUCK and
WEDNESDAY:
speech contest held there Satur and Mrs. Russell Gressley Wed
girls in the class served ham
9-11 a m , Kindergarten (church* burgers to the group after the of Mrs. Ed Case and Mrs. Emer
ANDY AND TOM'S
IMPLEMENT CO.
nesday afternoon.
day.
son Bingaman is the accompanist.1
SERVICE
Mr. and Mrs. La Von Gifford
POWELL'S SERVICE
Mrs. Gerald Slippy and Eldon
work period.
The
public is cordially invited to
had dinner with her parents, Mr. and Gregg of Portland called on Brethren Christian Center Mission
SINCLAIR SERVICE
ROBERTS-NYSSA, Inc.
attend
the
service.
j
East 2nd and Ehrgcod
and Mrs Ray Franklin in Parma. Mr. and Mr«. Mark Hartley Fri
The young married couple’s 20-
NYSSA AUTO PAttTS
NYSSA COOP. SUPPLY
10 a m , Sunday school.
Ralph Jones came from Boise day evening.
40 club met at the home of Mr.
JOURNAL CLASSIFIED ADS
11 a m , morning worship
Mr. and Mrs. ” Doc” Pullen and
Saturday to get his wife who has
and Mrs. Jim Phifer Thursday
been here with Mr. and Mrs Byrd Fred and Dick Anian of Kuna | 7:30 p m., evangelistic service
night for their regular monthly
Walters for the past week. Mon spent Monday with Mrs. Gertrude
meeting. Twenty-four adults and
T1IK ( III HI II OF THE
day morning Mr. and Mrs Jones Bigelow.
12 children were present to enjoy
NAZARENE
Mr and Mrs. Waldo Foresman
returned to Boise and Mrs. Walt
a potluck supper in connection
Robert Jackson, Pastor
ers went with them to visit her and children of Ontario, and his
with the evening business meet
10
a.
m., Sunday school.
mother,
Mrs
Foresman
of
Port
doctor.
ing and visiting.
11 p. m , morning worship.
A group of 10 ladies met at the land called on Mr. and Mrs. Os-
7
p m , N Y P S. and Junior meet- NEW MEADOWS
ear
Houston
and
Rosa
Kirtley
I
home of Mrs. Gerald Slippy Wed
/ ■
nesday evening for a social hour last Tuesday.
GROUP VISITS
7 43 p. m . evangelistic service.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Me
Dustin Jungquist arrived from
A group of 17 of the Methodist
Donald and children called at the Pullman, Wash , Sunday to spend ,
Youth Fellowship of New Mead
Here is shown one, of
CATHOLIC CHURCH
Gene Combs home in Ontario a few davs here with his grand \
ows and their pastor, the Rev.
I’ .irk A venae n n i Third Street
mother, Mrs. S I) Bigelow
Saturday afternoon.
Richard Yost visited in Nvsja
It ember! Abies, O. F. M.
several new mixer
Mr and Mrs. Ray Sumpter and I
Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Kygar of
M:i'> Sunday at 8 and 10 a n> Sunday as guests of the local
Rome, Ore , visited at the home of children of Payette and Boh ind daily at R a. m
MYF.
frucks delivering
his mother, Mrs Florence Kygar Sumpter of Nyssa were guests of
Saturday, 10 a m., Catechlsn
Mr and Mrs "Fort" Sumpter last ■lasses.
on Monday.
reguarly for Ihe
FORMER CHURCH
Mrs. Clarence Boyce and Mrs Sunday
PASTORS VISIT
Mr and Mrs Ellis Walters were
John Cox of Dead Ox Flat spent
Boise Payette Redi-
Elder Haskel Dane, pastor of
I. I) S. 1st WARD
the day with Mrs S D Bigelow Sunday visitors in Nyssa at the
, the Missionary Baptist church of
< buries Mann. Risbop
Mix Concrete Plant.
home of their son. Jack Walters j 9:15 a. in. priesthood meeting
last Tuesday.
Prineville and Elder Lee Jolliff
Sharon Slippy was an over J 10 30 a m , Sunday school
Mr. and Mrs Walter Peut/ and
of Lee More, Calif., both former
children of Payette were guests night guest of her uncle and aunt.
pastors of the local missionary
7 30 p m., sacrament meeting
at the Bill Pent/ home Sunday Mr and Mrs Charley Culbertson
Baptist church were guests of Mr
Tuesday, 2 p m , relief society,
night and bought a calf for 4 H Sunday night.
/ednesday. 4 p in , primary; 7:3* and Mrs. Lee Dail this past week
Mrs. Keith Moore and infant
Thursday afternoon the H EC
They also visited Mr. and Mrs
Tt., M „ I. A.
daughter, Jona Lee arrived home met with Mrs Russell Gressley
Lee Upshaw of Nyssa and with
from the Nyssa hospital Mondax with II ladies attending
L. 1) S. 2nd W ARD
other friends.
afternoon to spend a few das
Mr and Mrs. Jim Savage of
l>. Hubert Christensen. Bishop
NO JOB IS TOO LARGE! NO JOB IS TOO SMALL!
with Mrs Moore's parents, Mr Nyssa were Tuesday evening call
9:15 a m. priesthood meeting
"Judging from their baby-sit
and Mrs. E. E. Crocker Jean eis at the Mark Hartley home
10 30 a m., Sunday school
ters. a lot of parents assume a
FOR BOISE PAYETTE'S NEW
devil-may-care attitude.—Sidney
Brody.
Owyhee
4
Special Service at
Christian Church
FREE METHODIST CHURCH
Adrian. Oregon
10 a m., church school.
11 a. m., morning worship.
\DRI\N COMMUNITY CHURCH
UNITED PRESBYTERIAN
Henry li. Moore. Pastor
4 3 rd
10 a m„ Bible school.
11 a m„ morning worship
11 a. m 'ir-Vor church.
Anniversary Sale
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$ 149.43
Odd Chest $21.43 up
COMMUNITY METHODIST
CHURCH
Vernon L. Taylor. Minister
9 a m. First worship service.
9:45 Sunday School for all ages
11 a m Second worship service
7 p m Evening fellowship for all
ages.
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