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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY. JULY 29. 1954 PAGE TWO Guest Minister At Episcopal Church Sunday The Rev. Frank Reyes, who is Buena Visfa birthday. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Ward Lundy, Sr, Mr. and Mrs. Fern Runcorn, Mr. and Mrs Clifford Bunch and Mrs. Dorothy Mrs. Alva Goodell Runcorn and children A lovely Dial 2804 birthday cake and ice cream DUANE R. A LTER S...............................Editor and Publisher were furnished by Mr. Lundy Duane R. Alters and Geo. Whorton, Owners Mr. and Mrs John Murphy of and son. in charge of the ministry to mi , Nyssa spent Saturday evening at Mr. and Mrs. George Cleaver attended the funeral of Mrs. Se SUBSCRIPTION RATES grants at the Nyssa Farm Labor the Leslie Topliff home. n ew spapi * camp under auspices of the Mrs. Eugene Stephen is ill in bum Sunday. In Malheur County. Oregon, National Council of Churches, the isolation ward of the Mal Mr. and Mrs. La Vern Cleaver PUBLISHERS and Payette and Canyon has accepted an invitation ex heur Memorial hospital and re and Mr. and Mrs. Don Herren Counties. Idaho: association tended to him by the Rev. Carl portedly has been diagnosed as and Linda Cleaver went swim 1 Year $3 00 ming at Givens Springs Sunday Gross to preach at St. Paul’s having spinal meningitis. 6 Months $2 00 Episcopal church Sunday morn Mr. and Mrs. Lester Cleaver Garnet Ritchie spent Saturday Elsewhere in the U S A., NATIONAL E D I T O R I AL ing at the 11 o’clock service. left for Hemiston Sunday to at night with Sharon Hartley. Per Year S3 50 1 a sTo c í T a T i d N Following a series of sermons tend the funeral of Roy Orr who Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Cleaver Single Copies 07 \ ^ u H - that presented the contribution was drowned two weeks ago and and family were Sunday dinner (Strictly in Advance) ACtIVt MfMBta of the Episcopal church to the whose body was recovered Sat guests at the Alfred Adams Church of Christ, Rev. Reyes’ urday. home. Published every Thursday at Nyssa, Malheur County. Oregon. topic will be, “The Work of the Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Cleaver Mr. and Mrs. Guy Tanner took Entered at the postoffice at Nyssa. Oregon for transmission National Council of Churches.” and boys and Sammy Cleaver group of Boy Scouts to Warm This council is composed of 30 were fishing at Rose creek Sun a Lake through the United States Mails, as a second class matter, un Monday. protestant denominations in the day. der the act of March 3, 1879. Mr. and Mrs. George Cleaver United States with a member- Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Adams took and Delbert Cleaver fished at =hip of 35 million people. H F. Hill to the Veterans hos Owyhee reservoir Friday. After the service, the annual pital in Boise Wednesday Mrs. Jim Ritchie and family Sunday school picnic will take Mr. and Mrs. George Cleaver called at the Jim Chadd home in place at the park in Caldwell. helped Mr. and Mrs. John Cleav Sunset Valley Saturday. Everyone attending is urged to er move from Owyhee Corners to Mrs. S. B. Hoffman and Mrs Strange responses have come about in a survey made bring along a basket lunch. Jim Ritchie and Robert spent Nyssa Sunday. following the annual promotion for more use of dairy Thursday at the Claude Day Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Hiatt and near Adrian. products during June. Part of the restaurants and lunch Mr. and Mrs. Jack Knowles and home and Mrs. Glen Hoffman family spent Friday evening at and Mr. Glenda counters in Nyssa reported consumption increased as attended the Hawai- the Mancil Bishop home. | ian show at New much as one-third over other months, while others re The following persons left Mon Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Topliff and nesday evening. Plymouth Wed ported they could see no difference in sales. A local day morning for Pilgrim Cove at Mr. and Mrs. James Stephen, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John Cleaver Payette Lakes for a week’s Young attended an ice cream social giv spent Sunday evening at the dairy reported its sales were actually down during June Peoples conference of the Idaho en by the Methodist church at Cleaver home. because of less home distribution while residents were Presbyterial of the United Pres the Maulding home in Nysa^ George Mrs. La Vern Cleaver and on vacation and school was not in session. No record byterian church: Katherine Auk- Wednesday evening. children Thursday with er, Darrell Seuell, Karen Deffer, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Day and Mrs. John spent was available on the amount sold to eating establish Bowen in Vale. La Billie and Chffie Loonev, Nancy Sandra and Mr. and Mrs. James Vern Cleaver and Thurman Hill ments. Cp««d and Carelessness Killed 29,900 in 1953. and David Hill, Linda DeHaven, O. Stephen and Cathy called at fished at Rose creek Thursday. Butch and Margaret Butler. Kay the Henry Day home near Adrian Mrs. John Bowen and Billie of The fact remains that the general public was made and Dale Borge. Donald Scott and Friday evening. Vale visited Sunday at the La more conscious of dairy products for the 30-day period, CHURCH NOTES Rev and Mrs. Moore and Hank. Mr and Mrs. Mancil Bishop Vern Cleaver home. Mrs. Harvey Bennett and Mrs and children. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Cheldelin then has been allowed to settle back and forget they Lou Pratt helped with the trans Knowles and children and Mr. and Mrs. Fannie Cheldelin of might like a glass of milk as well or better than a cup CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE The Rev. John Briehl of the portation by furnishing cars to ar.d Mrs. George Knowles fished returned from a two of coffee or a soft drink. Faith Lutheran church has an take the group to camp Orville and picnicked near Unity Sun Portland Robert Jackson. Pastor weeks trip to Yellowstone park. nounced that he will deliver a Gilbert also furnished a car for day. It is evident that the dairy industry as a whole, through Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Grasty and 10 a m —Sunday school. series of seven sern.ars on "Deep the group Mrs. Stanley Hill and Sandra Day spent Saturday family called at the James Step their state associations, will wait until June of next year 11 p m —Morning worship. Your Spiritual Life” be Mrs. Bill Looney will furnish night with Shirley Schilling. hen Jr., home Sunday afternoon to encourage the public to consider the value of milk 7 p m —NY.PS. and Junior ening ginning with Sunday. July 25 and cars to help bring them home They went swimming and picnic Gladys Stephen left Thursday meetings. and its numerous products. ked at Caldwell Sunday. Saturday continuing through Sept. 5. for St. Helens to visit Helen Jul 7:45 p m —Evangelistic service. Clint Simpson, who has been ian. The Julian family formerly Titles of the sermons in se Many individual dairymen are dissatisfied with the quence are “Pray More." "Wor The h:^h school group of Young stationed at Fort Ord, Calif., is lived in this community. CATHOLIC CHURCH refusal of their association to sell their product to the Zoame and Steve Sherman ship More.” "Hold More." "Reach People held an ice cream and home on a furlough. Park Avenue and Third Street American public like brewers sell beer and automobile Bill Poulson of Nyssa spent cake sale Wednesday night on the left for their home at Aumsville More,” “Teach More." "Preach Rembert Ahles, O. F. M. manufacturers sell cars by making the American public Friday night at the Mancil Bish Sunday after visiting the past church lawn. Although, due to More” and “Give More." Mass—Sunday at 8 and 10 a m. actually want to buy. These same progressive dairymen and daily at 8 a m. much sickness and a very busy op home. month with their grandparents, are aware of the futile effort to appeal to home loyalty time, they realized a very good Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Adams at Mr. and Mrs. Ward Lundy, Sr. OWYHEE CHURCH TO Saturday, 10 a m. — Catechism and acknowledge the need of a new approach to place classes. sum from the sale. The major tended a family picnic at Julia Neal and Charles Lundy enter HAVE DINNER. FILM tained their parents, Mr. and portion of the money will be ap Davis park in Boise Sunday. dairy products on the same basis as manufactured goods. The Owyhee Community plied W. W. and Gilbert Deffen- Mrs. Ward Lundy Jr., on their on the building fund. church will hold a potluck supper MISSIONARY BAPTIST baugh of Nyssa were Sunday wedding anniversary Monday Probably no other single type of business has given at the church Friday evening at CHURCH guests at the Edward Top with a dinner at the East Side the dairy industry the boost that is given week after The foundation for the new par dinner 7:30, the Rev. Kenneth Himple Elder William Turner, Pastor liff home in Ontario. week by all weekly newspapers in areas where dairying sonage has been dug. and the Bishop and Mrs. Mack Taft cafe has announced. 10 a m.—Sunday school. Mr. Mrs. Ward Lundy Sr. is a minor or major part of the agricultural production. A one-hour Christian film en Scouts and Cub Scouts, under the and family of Hopper. Utah call fished and 11 a m.—Morning worship. on Dry Sunday. supervision of Mr. Moore will Publicity is given almost every week on herd production, titled "All That I Have,” will be work on smoothing it out next ed at the Wayne Simpson home Mrs. Fannie creek 8 p m —Evening worship. Cheldelin left for expansion of the industry and the economic effects Friday morning. Wednesday, 8 p.m.—Prayer ser shown following the dinner. her home in Portland Wednes week. dairying has on the home community. Without doubt, vice. and Mrs. Willis Bertram day after vacationing with the TO ENTER NURSE'S TRAINING September 12 has been set as and Mr. Lucille and Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Cheldelin family. this type of publicity will continue, since it is news Miss Reva Rookstool. daughter the date for the congregation of Wayne Simpson spent Saturday ASSEMBLY OF GOD which the weekly press recognizes as worthy of publi the church to be host to the teach of Mr. and Mrs Roy Rookstool and Sunday in the Sawtooth Rev. A. F. Stubblefield, Pastor cation. is preparing to begin nurses ers of the school. The teachers mountains. They stayed Saturday South 2nd and Reece Ave. training are extended a special invitation at St Luke’s hospital in night at the Turner Lodge. Yet when June rolls around state associations ask for 10 a.m.—Sunday school. to special church services on that Mr. and Mrs. Harry Burning- Boise Aug 2. more publicity, run a token ad on the industry as a MAYTAG 11 am .—Morning worship. date, after which a chicken din ham and Robert Munn of Utah WASHER for whole, inveigle restaurants into buying more milk to 8 p m —Evangelistic service. ner is furnished to all present by OWYHEE COMMUNITY and Mr. and Mrs. Loren Munn Only Tuesday, 8 pm .—Prayer ser serve free of charge and spend a major portion of their the ladies of the church. CHURCH of Sunset Valley spent Friday small advertising funds with firms far removed from vice. Rev. Kenneth Himple. Pastor afternoon at the Wayne Simpson Friday, 8 p m —Young people's the dairy farm. Other types of business are carrying the service. Trade Now Phone 2737 A sacred concert by the Knox home. load, most of them willingly, but they can see ways and 10 a m —Sunday school. ville college octet will be given Mr. and Mrs. La Vern Cleaver Peterson Fur. Co. 11 a m.—Morning worship ser in the church Sunday evening. and family were Friday evening means of placing the promotions on a sounder basis. 217 Main ST. PAUL’S EPISCOPAL Aug. 8. This will be a complete dinner guests at the Clyde Bo- vice. CHURCH Oregon’s controversial milk control law has done the concert and the public is urged hannan home in Nyssa. The Rev. Carl H. Gross. Ph. D. ing. 7 p m —Young people’s meet to small dairymen little or no good in spite of arguments hear this outstanding choral Thursday evening Ward Lundy 11 am. — Sunday school and 8 p m.—Evening worship. Jr , surprised his wife on her group. that milk must be handled like a public utility. If the family service. industry would reciprocate with service like a public COMMUNITY METHODIST utility, it would be different, but the public must take L. D. S. FIRST WARD CHURCH what the milk control board in Salem specifies, do with Charles Mann. Bishop Vernon L. Taylor, Minister out, or leave the state as was done recently when scores 9:15 am .—Prietshood meeting 9 a m —First worship service of cars drove into Idaho to make their milk purchases 10 30 a m —Sunday school. 9 45 a m —Sunday school for all 7 30 p.m —Sacrament meeting ages. Bootleg milk is an entirely new and reportedly profit Tuesday. 2 p.m.—Relief society. 11 am -Second worship ser able business in Oregon since all specifications and prices Wednesday. 4 p m . — Primary: vice. are set by the state board 7.30 p.m.—M. I- A. 7 p m - Evening fellowship for A sequel to Emerson’s better mousetrap proverb might all ages. L. D. S. SECOND WARD be that in this day and age. the beaten path to the door Lloyd Lewis. Bishop FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST needs a few signalmen along the way or a better path 9 15 a m —Priesthood meeting (Christian) will be beaten to the door of a better mouse trap builder. 10:30 a m —Sunday school. H. H. Powell. Minister Res. 414 Ennis Phone 3384 Bible school—10 a m. Worship and Communion — 11 am Mid-week service—8 p.m. C.Y F . Sunday evening — 7 o’clock. Evening services— 8 p.m. FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH Fifth Street and Park Ave. John L. Briehl. Pastor 1 SUNDAY 10 am —Sunday school. 11 am —Divine worship. MONDAY: 8 pm — Christian education class. WEDNESDAY 8 p m — Christian education I class. BRETHREN CHRISTIAN CENTER MISSION East 2nd and Ehrgood 10 am —Sunday school. 11 a m —Morning worship. 7 30 p m —Evangelistic service. CHURCH OF CHRIST Parma. Idaho—McConnel Ave, O. E. Robinson. Minister 10 a m —Bible study. 11 a m —Morning worship. WE GIVE S & H GREEN STAMPS 8 pm — Sunday evening ser vice. ADRIAN COMMUNITY CHURCH (United Presbyterian) 217 Main St. Phone 3211 Henry E. Moore. Pastor 10 a m —Bible school Open 'Till 8.00 P. M- Saturday 11 am Morning worship 11 a m —Junior church. 9 If you have something to sell or wciik) like to buy. use the Journal Classified Ads. THE GATE CITY JOURNAL The bussiti" Scene bv Don Tobin How About 12 Dairy Months? Adrian Presbyterian Church Notes Sermon Series Begins At Faith Lutheran S139.95 GKIC «vi1RAMATIG I DEMONS TRATI0N WANTED YOUR OLD REFRIGERATOR We Have Buyers Waiting For Used Refrigerators, So Now Is the Time to Trade-In for a NEW Frigidaire Refrigerator $ 7.6 Foot Model Only 19095 Peterson Furniture Co. Thurs., Ju ly 2 9 * 1 Come in or call 2261 and let us show you the smooth operation of the Hydramatic transmis- sion — for the first time in heavy duty trucks. Ideal for field loading as speed is from 0 to any given speed without a jerk or racing the motor. 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