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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 21. 1954
Letters to Editor
THE GATE CITY JOURNAL
CHURCH NOTES Nu Âcres News
Signed letters to the editor are
OWYHEE COMMUNITY
welcomed and will be printed if
CHURCH
DUANE R. ALTERS - - - - - - - - Editor and Publisher
they do not contain comments of
Rrv. Kenneth Himple, Pastor
a
libelous
nature
or
attacks
on
Duano R. Alters and Geo. Whorton. Owners
Phone 2737
religious and racial groups. P ub
10 a m.—S un d ay school.
lication of the letters does not
signify the agreement of this
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11 a.m —M orning w orship s e r
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In M alheur C ounty. Oregon,
pressed.
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and P ay ette and C anyon
ing.
C ounties, Idaho:
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D ear Editor:
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H ell’s C an
MISSIONARY BAPTIST
NATIONAL
EDITORIAL
E lsew here in the U S A ,
yon Dam is b uilt by th e g o v ern
CHURCH
P e r Y ear
$3 50
m ent, it w ill be w ith tax m oney;
, A SSO c f o T i d N
Elder William Turner, Pastor
S
ingle
Copies
.
.07
an o th er debt, th at will be co llect
■ ^M__ ^ U H-
10 a.m .—S un d ay school.
ed th ru higher and higher taxes
(S trictly in A dvance)
11 a.m .—M orning w orship.
for years and years ahead.
8 p m .—E vening w orship.
Ju s t like the “ Happy Days are
P u b lish e d e v e ry T h u rsd a y at Nyssa, M alheur C ounty, Oregon.
W ednesday, 8 p m .—P ray e r s e r
here a g a in ”, spending has m ade
E n tere d at th e postoffice at Nyssa, O regon for transm ission
vice.
a national debt th a t no one will
th ro u g h th e U nited S tates Mails, as a second class m atter, u n
live to see paid off.
ST. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL
d e r th e act of M arch 3, 1879.
We, the people of this country,
CHURCH
will have to pay just as su re as
we have to pay individual debts. The Rav. Carl H. Gross. Ph. D.
! Now, for a six ty -fo u r dollar SUNDAY:
question if it was so good, w hy
9:30 a.m., S un d ay school.
a re n 't the ones in favor of con-
7 p m . Evensong
: tinuance of such a policy in- j Holy C om m union, F irst Sun-
In The Nyssa G ate City Jo u rn al Subscription Cam paign
d ependently retired, satisfied and days, 7 p.m.
E ach ac tiv e ca n d id a te in this cam paign is su re of earn in g a I living in a bed of roses’ T hey had WEDNESDAY:
bicycle o r a cash com m ission as th e re \yill be one prize bicycle and tw enty years of it. I'd ra th e r
9-11 a.m. K indergarten.
lave m ay beans paid for, th an owe
fo u r cash com m issions for each five activ e candidates.
7:30, YPF.
for a T-bone steak.
T he ca n d id a tes are sep arated into tw o districts. Those living o u t
W alter B urdette. Rt. 2. Nvssa
L. D. S. FIRST WARD
side th e city lim its of N yssa a re in D istrict N um ber One, and those
Charles Mann, Bishop
living inside th e city lim its of Nyssa a re in D istrict Niinil>er two. but
9:15 a.m .—P rietshood m eeting
any c a n d id a te m ay secu re subscriptions from anyone, anyw here.
10:30 a m .—S un d ay school.
T he first tw o choices of prize bicycles w ill be given to th e highest
8:00 p m —S acram en t m eeting
c a n d id a te in each d istric t . . . th e h ig h er of the tw o d istrict winner.-
Tuesday, 2 p m.—R elief society
On F riday evening at 7:30 there
W ednesday, 4 p m . — P rim ary :
h a v in g first choice and the high ca n d id a te in the o th er d istric t h a v will be a potluck su pper at (he
ing second choice. T he o th e r four bicycles will be given to th e can church followed bv a picture. 7:30 p.m .—M. I. A.
d id ates, re g a rd le ss of w hich d istric t they are in, having the next “The Life of St Paul S eries” about j
L. D. S. SECOND WARD
h ig h est n u m b e r of votes. T he activ e candidates w ho do not ea rn cm 9:00 o'clock. This is a series of \
pictures taken from the book o f !
Lloyd Lewi*. Bishop
of th e six bicycles w ill each receive a cash com m ission equal to- 15
Acts and the first p ictu re will bt , Sunday
p ercen t of all m oney he or she has tu rn e d in for subscriptions.
on the stoning o f S tephen, th< ; P riesthood m eeting. 9 15 a.m.
first C hristian m a rty r followed
S un d ay sc h o o l 10.30 a. m.
F ollow ing is a list of young men and young ladies who have i..
S acram en t m eeting, 8:00 p. m
bv the conversion „»
of Do..i
Paul „„
on the
signified a desire to work in this campaign, arranged in the order
I road to Damascus. The series of
of their standings in their respective districts . . . the highest first, films will continue for the next | R elief society (sew ing day, 2nd
Tiaes.) 1:30 p. m.
etc. The standings below are based on reports of subscriptions I’five m onths.
Wednesday
turned in up until Tuesday, noon.
P rim ary , 2:30 pi m.
MIA, 8:00 p. m.
Mr. and Mrs. R ichard S leeper
and d au g h ter Ju d y w ere all day I
DISTRICT NO. TWO
DISTRICT NO ONE
visitors at the hom e of Rev. and ' FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH
Fifth Street and Park Ave.
(Living In Nyssa City)
(Living Outside Nyssa City)
Mrs. K enneth H im ple on T uesday.
John L. Brieht. Pastor
Mr. and Mrs. S leep er atten d ed
FRY, F ra n k
and g rad u ated from the M ultno- SUNDAY:
BURNING if AM, Tar?«*
Nu A cres
m ah Sehool of the Bible in P o rt-
10 a‘-5n-—S u n d ay sc I mxd I.
PR IC E . G a ry W.
land,
w
here
Rev.
H
im
ple
received
11
a.m -D iv in e worship,
S u n set V alley
DUFFIN, T erry
his m inisterial training.
MONDAY:
A TAG I, J u n io r
________
8 p.m. — C h ristian education
O w yhee
POUNDS, David
On
S
unday
evening
m
issionary
]
class,
R ITC H IE, R obert
pictures will be show n d u rin g the
B uena V ista
re g u la r evening service of 8, FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST
RUSCO, Roger
STIRM , D avid
(Christian)
o’clock.
Rev. Allen McAnlis of
E u re k a A venue
H. H. Powell, Minister
Iran (form erly know n as Persia)
SEU ELL, E ugenia
HORN, C arolyn
Phone 3384
will speak and show p ictu res of Res. 414 Ennis
G ran d A venue
his w ork th ere in the orphanage.
Bible school— 10 a m.
LAURAN CE, D ale
M A X FIELD , Vicki
Rev. McAnlis is w ith th e Iran
W orship and C om m union — 11
R ural
In terio r M ission an d comes from a m .
TH O M PSO N , G ary
M ITCHELL, Vovne
C alifornia.
M id-week serv ice—*-8 p.m.
K ingm an Kolony
C.Y.F.. S u n d ay ev en in g —
SIM PSO N , K lair
BLAIR, Boyd
r ~'
S ta rtin g on T hursday, Nov. 4 o’clock.
E n terp rise A venue
and every T hursday following
E vening services— 8 p.m.
M ORINA KA, Joyce
KOBS, S an d ra
’ ~n
w ill be choir practice at the
K lam ath A venue
church under the direction of j
ADRIAN COMMUNITY
HICKM A N. M arilyn
SHAW , D onaid Boyd ""
Mrs. Ed Case of Nyssa. The choir |
CHURCH
A lb e rta A venue
is open to both the young people i
(U nited P resb y teria n )
LEW IS, S h irley
W ILSON, M ike
p
and ad u lts of the church. T im e,
H enry E. Moore, P asto r
R u ral
set for the choir practice is 7:30.
M cPARTLAND , Dick
10 a m.—B ible school.
H EN D R IC K S. J e r ry
R ural
11 a.m .—M orning w orship.
LOVEJOY, P a tty
1
CHURCH OF CHRIST
CA RRO LL, Jo h n n ie
11 a.m .—J u n io r church.
Parma. Idaho— McConnel Ave.
R ural
NEW DIGGERS Melvin ’
O. E. Robinson. Minister
KRAUSE. R ichard
ASSEMBLY OF GOD
10 aim .—Bible study.
Rev. A. F. Stubblefield. Pastor
R u ral
BINGHAM . Ju d y
11 aim .—M orning w orship.
South 2nd and Reece Ave.
8 p.m. — S unday evening s e r
10 a m.—S u n d ay school.
WATCH FOR LATER VOTE STANDINGS IN THE
vice.
11 a m .—M orning w orship.
WINDOW OF THE
8 p m.—E v angelistic service.
NYSSA GATE CITY JO U RN A L
BRETHREN CHRISTIAN
W ednesday, 8 p. m., p ra y e r se r
CENTER MISSION
vice.
Your Subscription Can Mean a Bicycle to Your Favorite'
East 2nd and Ehrgood
Friday, 8 p.m .—Y oung people’s
service.
10 aim .—S unday school.
11 a.m .—M orning w orship.
Missionary Chapter
CATHOLIC CHURCH
7.30 p m .—E vangelistic service.
Park Avenue and Third Street
Members Meet, Mend
Rembert Ahles, O. F. M.
M em bers
o f th e
N azureno j CURRENT GRAIN PRICES
M ass—S un d ay at 8 an d !0 a.m
OPTOM ETRIST
G olden H o u r M issionary c h a p te r! W heat
$3.15 cw t
m et T u e sd a y * aftern o o n ai th e O ats
^
$2.35 cw t and daily a t 8 a m.
220 Main Street
Phone 6649
S atu rd ay , 10 a.m. — C atechism
hom e of Mrs. Lloyd S te w art.
B aribv
$2.10 cw t
Nyssa. Ore.
T en ‘w om en packed boxes to C oro
$3.15 cw t. classes.
send to M issions in A frica.
R ve
$2 10 cw t.
CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE
Robert Jackson, Pastor
414 Good Avenue
p
10 » .m —S u n d ay school.
11 p m .—M orning w orship.
7 p m .—N Y.P S. an d Ju n io r
m eetings.
7:45 p.m.— E vangelistic service.
How The Candidates Stand
Owyhee Community
Church News
Farmerettes Club
TAILORING CLASS CLOSED
Mrs. C harles Steffens, ad u lt
tailoring class in stru cto r an n o u n
ced this w eek th a t this season's
class is closed. N ineteen Nyssa
m atrons are taking th e class on
M onday at the high school.
Mrs. F ran k N edbalek left S u n
day n ig h t for V ancouver, Wash., w orking at the D em ocratic h ead
to visit h er father, Thos. G od q u arte rs in P ay ette for the past
w in who is in th e V eterans hos tw o weeks.
p ital there. W hile gone, she will
F rances Van M eter was an
visit h er g ran d m o th er, Mrs. M ar ov ern ig h t guest of Mrs. Bill H ar
th a F errell and o th er relatives
rison of New P ly m o u th last S a t
in Irrigon, Oregon.
urday. T h at evening. Frances
The re g u lar sq u are dance was w ent to a w einer roast at the
held at th e Nu Acres hall S a tu r hom e of Mr. and Mrs. Dore W arn
day night. An e x tra good crow d er n e a r F ru itlan d .
was in attendance. The n ex t
Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Chesney
dance is to be S atu rd ay . Oct. 23.
J. B. H ow ard assisted by Mrs. and F rances w ere d in n er guests
H ow ard and Mr. and Mrs. L. A. | last S au rd ay of Mrs. Bill H a rri
M essersm ith, conducted a very son of New Plym outh.
im pressive in stallatio n service at
the Nu Acres G range T hurs. eve.
The follow ing officers w ere in-,
stalled: M aster. C larence Neely;
L ecturer, Ruby K ersey; A ssistant
stew ard, O rville K ersey; sec ret
ary, B lanche Neely: O verseer,
Cecil E vans; stew ard. Ray Kim - [
mes; C haplain, R avena M artin: i
Pom ona,
A udrey
C artw rig h t;!
Flora. Helen Spilde: lady assist
an t stew ard, M artha Nedbalek.
In th e absence of T re asu re r i
Oma K ersey, G ate K eeper C liff
K ersey and Cives, V ivian Evans, j
Em m a O rc u ft and H enry O rcutt
and A lice P u lsiv er took th eir;
places in th e in stallatio n services.
Chas. M cFarlin was a caller at
th e J. T. M artin hom e M onday.
He rep o rted th a t his wife, Agnes
is q u ite ill in St. A lphonsus hos
p ital in Boise.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob D uran and
W alter D uran o f Y akim a, Wash.,
w ere o v ern ig h t visito rs at th e Os
ca r S am uels hom e th is week.
Mrs. M. C. Seuell has been {
RENSTROM
AGENCY
CHICKEN
EVERY SUNDAY!
IT S
EASY
W hen the
W ork Is
Done By
US.
SEE US FOR THE BEST
IN DRESSED POULTRY
COMMUNITY METHODIST
CHURCH
Vernon L. Taylor, Minister
9 a.m .—F irst w o rsh ip service
9:45 a.m .—S u n d ay school for all
ages.
11 a m . —Second w orship se r
vice.
7 p.m .— E vening fellow ship for
all ages.
Also Tops in O ther Produce
GEM PRODUCE CO.
Dial 2815
6th and Good
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USED CAR
BARGAINS GALORE!
Dr. Geo. E. Cobern
USED
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Our gigantic sale has already convinced our customers that
HERfl ARE
JUST SOME Pnces are at an all tim e low for top used car value. Every-
0F Ti^EM thing is bargain priced to move fast. We need the room!
Drive home an OK used car backed by our written warranty.
I
Coal and Oil Heaters
Yes we have them, all kinds
lo choose irom $14.95 and up. Several
have only been used one season.
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WAS
52 Willy Sedan
NOW
1285.00 1095.00
Radio, H eater. O. D„ Low Mileage
'52 Chev. Sedan
R.H., Pow erglide
Winter-Ready
Your Car Now!
'53 Ford!4 Ton Pickup
1395.00 1295.00
1495.00 1395.00
Only 13.000 Miles. Perfect
%
WE GIVE S & H GREEN STAM PS
Peterson Furniture Co.
217 Main
Get the jump on cold-
weather driving by hav
ing US winterize your
car NOW! Drive in . . ,
ask about our complete
changeover SPECIAL.
Phone 3211
Towne Garage
*
Nyssa, Oregon
HURRY OVER! JUST 9 BARGAIN DAYS LEFT!
SALE ENDS 30th
NYSSA MOTOR CO.
420 Main St.
Dial 2224