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PAG E TWO THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 7. 1954 THE GATE CITY JOURNAL DUANE R. ALTERS Editor and Publisher Duane R. Alters and Geo. Whorton. Owners NN E W S f A P I * ASSOCIATION SUBSCRIPTION RATES In M alheur C ounty. Oregon, and P a y e tte and Canyon C ounties, Idaho: 1 Y ear $3 00 6 M onths $2 00 E lsew here in the U S A , P er Y ear $3 50 S ingle Copies . .07 (S trictly in A dvance) Owyhee Community Church News CHURCH NOTES S unday m orning guest speaker FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH Fifth Street and Park Ave. at the church was Rev. C hester John L. Briehl, Pastor R utledge of the "F irs” Bible C on ference in Bellingham , Wash. SUNDAY Rev. R utledge tours each spring 10 a m —S unday school and fall on itin e rary speaking 11 a m .—D ivine w orship engagem ents o f W ashington, MONDAY: Oregon, Idaho, M ontana and into 8 p m — C hristian education Canada. class. Franciscan Members Elect New Officers M em bers of the C atholic F ra n ciscan club m et W ednesday ev e n ing at th e chu rch for th eir elect Rev. F ath er R em bert Ahles, O ion of officers This is th e high F. M , pastor of St H ubert C ath- school group of St. H u b ert’s ; olic church, announced th at a church. parish mission will be held at St. O fficers elected w ere Mary H ubert church from Oct. 10 to Sm it. p resident; Irene "Jayo, vice Oct 15. The m ission will be open presid en t; C ath ry n Thiel, sec ret ed form ally at the 8:00 o clock ary and D elorus Gallegos, trea s m ass on Sunday, and a special urer. in tro d u cto ry serm on will b e P lans w ere m ade at the m eet preached th at day. ing for a visit and picnic w ith D uring the period of the m iss Louie V endrell in th e E lk’s C on ion, evening services will be co n valescent Home in Boise in the d u cted at 8 00 p m , the feature n ear fu tu re of which will be a series of se rm M eetings are held each W ed ons on the fundam ental facts of nesday evening at the church. C h ristian ity and the spiritual life. These services will include th e Way of the Cross, traditional C atholic hym ns, and benediction w ith the blessed sacram ent. On The an nual th an k offering s e r week days, short instructions will vice will be held Sunday m orning be given afte r the 8:00 o’clock w ith th e following program . At m orning mass. the Bible school hour the children The preacher of the mission. from the first through the fourth \ F ath er Philip Baldonado, O. F. grades will p resen t a m issionary | M., is a m em ber of the Franciscan p ageant based on M other Goose order, one of the great m issionary ch aracters. orders of the Catholic church. He has conducted m any missions in At the m orning w orship service cities of the Pacific coast and the th e fifth and sixth grades will Southw est. He comes to St. H u presen t “O ur Land and O ther bert church in Nyssa by special L ands for C hrist.” Miss Venna arran g em en t of the pastor, F a th P atterso n w ho has ju st retu rn ed er Ahles, O. F. M from Egypt will be a guest spek- The exercises of the mission, er. p articu larly the evening confer ences, are open to Catholics and The Idaho P resb y tery and Pres- non-C atholics alike. Evening b y teria l w ill m eet in W eiser services will be conducted daily T hursday, Oct. 14. at 8 p. m. G uest at the K enneth H im ple’s FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST home on W ednesday was R ich (Christian) ard W. Coon, T E /4 of Adack, H. H. Powell, Minister Alaska. Mr. Coon is serving w ith Res. 414 Ennis Phone 3384 the navy and is on leave for sev- B lble school—IT) a m. oral weeks. Mrs. Him ple is a W orship and C om m union — 11 cousin of Mr. Con. a m P ublished ev ery T h u rsd a y at Nyssa, M alheur C ounty, Oregon. M id-w eek service—8 p m. E ntered a t th e postoffice a t Nyssa, O regon for transm ission On T hursday night tw o cars C.Y.F.. S unday evening — 7 th ro u g h th e U n ited S tates Mails, as a second class m atter, u n took the young people of the o’clock. church to the Jam ison Youth d e r th e act of M arch 3, 1879. Evening services— 8 p m. | rally of the A m erican S unday School Union. F eatu re of the ADRIAN COMMUNITY CHURCH evening w ere slides show n to the group th at w ere tak en during the (United Presbyterian) Bible cam p held at Q uacker Hill, Henry E. Moore. Pastor Tennessee’s U. S. Sen. Estes Kefauver honored Mal j McCall, Idaho. The ban n er for 10 a m.—Bible school. heur county this week by appearing here in behalf of ! the largest group atten d in g was 11 a m .—M orning worship. Oregon Democratic candidates for various offices. The won by B rogan young people. 11 a m .—J u n io r church Rev. and Mrs. F red Moxom and man who became famous for his crime syndicate investi Mrs Moxom's m other from C alif ASSEMBLY OF GOD gations and for his coon skin cap, demonstrated his ver- ornia w ere afternoon guests at Rev. A. F. Stubblefield. Pastor satality by giving a non-political talk at the Nyssa Lions the K enneth H im ple hom e on South 2nd and Reece Ave. club meeting Monday noon and a hard-hitting campaign S aturday. P lans w ere m ade for 10 a m .—S unday school. speech at Ontario Monday evening. activities for the com ing fall and 11 a m —M orning w orship w inter m onths b etw een t h e His political talk was presented with lots of vigor, but 8 p.m .—E vangelistic service. churches of this area. it was something new to Eastern Oregon in view of the W ednesday, 8 p m , p ra y er se r vice. vitriolic speeches and press releases to which we have O ver 100 people enjoyed the F rid ay , 8 p.m.—Young people’s become accustomed from A1 Ullman, Democratic candi m onthly pot-luck d in n er at the service. date for U. S. congressman, and Richard Neuberger, j church on F rid ay evening. A fter Democratic candidate for U. S. senator. The man from the supper C hester R utledge of BRETHREN CHRISTIAN Tennessee, although critical of the Republican admin ¡ t h e “F irs” Bible conference j CENTER MISSION spoke to the group. istration, refrained from personal attacks and acknowl East 2nd and Ehrgocd CHURCH OF CHRIST Mr. and Mrs. F red Stephen j edged by such an approach that President Eisenhower, Parma. Idaho— McConnel Ave. 10 a m .—S unday school. w ere S unday afternoon guests at as an individual, is still popular with a vast majority of O. E. Robinson. Minister 11 a.m .—M orning worship. the hom e of Rev. and Mrs. Ken- the voters of both political faiths. 7:30 p.m .—Evangelistic service. 10 a m .—Bible study. | neth Him ple. 11 a m.—M orning w orship. On M onday night L arry C u l The off-shore oil issue and Hells Canyon dam are the L. D. S. FIRST WARD 8 p.m. — S unday evening se r bertson, May Yoneyam a, Ira two main themes of Oregon Democratic leaders’ cam Charles Mann. Bishop vice. paign and were the principal issues discussed by Sen. | Price and Viva Lee m et at the 9:15 a m —Prietshood m eeting. Rev. K enneth Him ple hom e to Kefauver. The former issue has never been explained OWYHEE COMMUNITY 10:30 a m.—S unday school. m ake plans for the acticities of in detail and the latter has been so thoroughly cussed CHURCH the young people’s group of the | 8:00 p .m —S acram ent m eeting Rev Kenneth Himple. Pastor and discussed for the past nine years by proponents and Tuesday. 2 p m.—R elief society church. Phone 2737 W ednesday, 4 p.m. — P rim arv; opponents that the average voter is confused. 10 a m.—S unday school. The Ladies M issionary group of 7:30 p m .—M. I. A. Ullman and Neuberger have been basing their argu 11 a.m .—M orning w orship ser-j the church will m eet at the home ments about the off-shore oil give away on lost revenue vice. of the Ed C orfields on Oct. 20. L. D. S. SECOND WARD for schools. Sen. Kefauver stated that profits from the 7 p m.—Y oung people’s m eet Lloyd Lewis. Bishop tidelands oil, if federal ownership had been retained, ing ^ Priesthood m eeting, 9:15 a m. 8 p.m .—E vening worship. would amount to $.‘K)0 billion, or enough revenue to pay S unday school. 10:30 art m. off the national debt. 1 ^ S acram en t m eeting, 8:00 p. m. CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE The re g u la r m onthly m eeting Tuesday Without considering tlie pros and cons of funds for Robert Jackson, Pastor of the C o n fratern ity of C hristian R elief society (sewing day, 2nd 414 Good Avenue schools, it is fair to ask why this issue was not settled D octrine was held Monday at the Tues ) 1:30 p. m. sometime between 1933 and 1953 when the Democratic i church T eachers and paren ts of Wednesday 10 a.m —S un d ay school. 11 p.m .—M orning worship. party had control of both houses of congress every ses 1 children who atten d the S atu rd ay I P r |rTlary' ~ P m MIA, 8:00 p. m. 7 p m.—N Y.P S. and Ju n io r sion except one. I m orning C atechism classes at the j « m eetings. church attended. Carl Roth, p res On Hells Canyon dam, we believe we are among the COMMUNITY METHODIST 7:45 p.m.—E vangelistic service ident of the group, conducted the CHURCH majority in being so confused we don’t know what it’s m eeting. VernojjX. Taylor, Minister ST. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL all about; we are among the minority in admitting our F ath er R em bert Ahles talk ed | CHURCH 9 a.m .—F irst w orship service. ignorance even after reading and listening to millions to the group on p aren ts' respons 9:45 a.m .—S unday school for all The Rev. Carl H. Gross, Ph. D. of words on all six sides. ibility for teaching children c a t ages. echism . 11 a.m. — S un d ay school and Opinions about Hells Canyon dam are divided six 11 a m.—Second w orship ser- fam ily service, C hildren whose p aren ts atten d ways, which might be something like this: (1) those who ' _ this S atu rd ay ’s classes will be vice. want a high dam plus complete control of all power; ; treated w ith candy m aking, ac 7 p.m.—E vening fellow ship for CATHOLIC CHURCH • (2) those who want a high dam and the power sold to a Park Avenue and Third Street cording to Roth. This will be a all ages. Remberf Ahles, O. F. M. m onthly project of the group. private utility; (3) those who want low dams built with MISSIONARY BAPTIST M ass—S un d ay at 8 and 10 a.m. Mrs. V ictor H aburchak served private capital; (4) those who hate the Idaho Power Co.; CHURCH and daily at 8 a.m. refreshm ents. (5) those who are confused; (6) those who don’t give a Elder William Turner. Pastor S atu rd ay , 10 a m. — C atechism dam. 10 a m.—S u n d ay school. classes. i Book Review Highlights 11 a m .—M orning worship. 8 p.m.—E vening w orship. If you have som ething to sell Mr. and Mrs. Carl Burningham Amitv Club Meeting Mrs. Ersal Beus was a guest W ednesday, 8 p.m .—P ra y e r se r or w ould like to buy, use the and Mr. and Mrs. C harles M ann Jo u rn a l C lassified Ads. re tu rn ed M onday from Salt Lake I F riday evening of m em bers of vice. I the Ju n io r W om en’s Am ity club City. Nyssa LDS second w ard H om e j at their m eeting at the hom e of Mrs. Don Moss. Mrs. Beus gave builder girls and th eir parents prim ary during the sum m er. w ere g uests F riday evening a t 1 Special guests for the evening i an interesting book review on i “God P lanted A T ree’ by O ra Pate the S ilv er Ju b ilee banquet at the i w ere Mrs. Elwood F linders, stake stak e house. 1954 com m em orates I p rim ary president and Mrs. Les S tew art. P rio r to the review , m em bers th e 25th an n iv ersary of H om e Jam ison, stak e board m em ber. showed personal item s of sen ti building in P rim ary. Teachers for the girls w ere m ental significance. The cen terpiece for the tables Mrs. M aurice G lover, Mrs. Tren Mrs. Moss served refreshm ents. set for 51 guests was a large a n Jones and Mrs. S P. Bybee and n iv ersary cake. officers of the p rim ary are Mrs Mrs. S. P. Bybee spent Satur D uring th e program , Georgia are Mrs. W. A. Bybee, Mrs. H en day in Boise. Colleen B ybee re Lee O xnam was presented w i t h 1 ry Esplain and Mrs. H ubert tu rn ed hom e w ith h er for th e her service pin for helping teach C hristensen w eek end. NATIONAL E D I T O R I AL lASg°c5'4-N Catholic Church The Childrens Friend Kick-off Meeting Held Plans Parish The kick «ff program for ‘T h e hildrens F rien d ” d riv e for the Mission Oct. 10-15 C LDS Nyssa stak e was given Mon Adrian Presbyterian Church Notes Political Themes and Issues Catholic Group Holds Su,"day,. . Monthly Meeting , Q1. Homebuilder Girls, Parents Have Jubilee The Rev. and Mrs. R obert Jack- son en tertain ed at d in n er T u es day evening for the Rev. and Mrs. M artin Leih of M onrovia, Calif., and the Rev. and Mrs. Leo K irley of Parm a. day at th e stak e house u n d er the direction of Mrs. S oren Cox- G uests p resen t w ere m em bers of the p rim ary stak e board, and w ard p rim ary officers and teachers. 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