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'(• PAGE TWO THE N Y S S A G A T E C IT Y JO U R N A L. N Y SSA . OREGON. T H U R SD A Y . A P R IL 28. 1933 BYU A In Ontario S ä » THE GATE CITY JOURNAL S Ä V T church notes Methodist Church Primary Conference ä Sun. at Stake House Nev/s The annual primary confer- Final arrangements have been FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST May 3 has been set as the date Love suffereth long, and is of the Nyssa LDS second ward made by the LDS church to bring Guest speakers conduct the *or l^e Smorgasbord sponsored will be held Sunday at 8 p. m. at DUANE R. A L T E R S ..........................Editor and Publuher the Brigham Young University's worship service until another by the Come Double class of the kind.” 1 Cor 13:4 the stake house Christian church in Nyssa Com- April 29, Friday at 7 p m , the nationally prominent A Cappella minister is appointed " Duane R. Alters and Geo. Whorton. Owners Approximately 80 children mittee members, Mr and Mrs. MaPa’s will have a potluck din- Choir to Ontario for an evening j Bible school_10 am from the ages of four to 12 years concert on Saturday. May 7. at 8 Worship and Communion - 11 Dick Mason, Mr and Mrs. Ray ner at the church. SUBSCRIPTION RATES will present a program including T p. m , according to an announ- a m Strickland, and Mr. and Mrs Don ---------- newspaper In Malheur County. Oregon, May 1, Sunday, is family Sun- organ and piano selections, skits, cement made by Fred Blacker. C Y F.. Sunday evening — 7 Humble, met this week to make PUBLISHERS and Payette and Canyon final plans Miss Betty Lea Trout day in the church Come! Bring tableaus and vocal numbers program director o’clock. and Miss Genieve Grottveit of the whole family to the 11 o’clock Theme for^ the conference is Counties, Idaho: Under the direction of Newell * ________ ASSOCIATION Boise met with them to offer service and sit together. Special ‘‘Wist ) e Not That I Must Be B Weight, the choir has been l Y e a r ___________ $3 00 A D R IA N COMMUNITY suggestions. recognition will be given to the About My lath ers Business. praised by thrilled audiences, 6 Months -------- $2 00 CHURCH Other committee members are largest family. Mr. Taylor will The program áis under the throughout the intermountain and N A T I O N A L | p IT O * I A l (United Presbyterian) Elsewhere in the U S A , tickets and publicity, Mr. and continue his series on the “ Pearls direction of the 1 > teachers in the costal areas. This year the annual Henry E. Moore, Pastor Year $3 50 X * S I I ASSOCIATI Mrs Elvin Ballou; decorations, of Paradise.” this time the one primary and members of the tour of the A Cappella will take 10 a m.—Bible school Single Copies 10 El I ^ -J Mr and Mrs. Robert Sherbert, which has the most to do with presidency, Mrs. Darwin Jensen, them to the Northwestern states, 11 a m —Morning worship AFFILIATE MEMBER (Strictly in Advance) including appearances in Wash and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Strick- family living "Love.” Mrs. Melvin Peik, Mrs. Robert 11 a m —Junior church. ington and Idaho. land. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Fing- _ ---------- Palmer and Mrs. Walter Ashby Published every Thursday at Nyssa. Malheur County. Oregon. ers are in charge of the tables May 1, Sunday night, the j u n i o r --------------------“ L. D. S. FIRST WARD Entered at the postoffice at Nyssa, Oregon for transmission and Mr and Mrs. Dan Pennie are high MYF will have an "Indoor MYF Members Attend Charles Mann. Bishop O w yhee Community through the United States Mails, as a second class matter, un Camping Trip" after their meet- TD-,11.. _* 9 15 a m.— Prietshood meeting in charge of cleanup. Church News The purpose of the Smorgas- mg. ¿one naiiy at vale der the act of March 3, 1879. 10:30 a m.—Sunday school. May 2, Monday at 8 p.m., the ¡ Members of the Methodist Aproximately 70 people attend 8:00 p m —Sacrament meeting bord is to raise money for the building fund. Contrary to th e ; official board meets at the church. Youth Fellowship of Nyssa at- ed evening service at the church Tuesday, 2 p m.—Relief society tended the zone rally in Vale ---------- Sunday followed by a farewell Wednesday, 4 pm — Primary; usual menu at Smorgasbords, Explanation In Order American food will be served. May 2. Monday, 2 p.m , the Sunday at the Vale Methodist for Mr. and Mrs. Peter Wilson 1 7:30 D m. — M. I. A On the menu are ham, roast j Sunday school teachers Bible church. Theme for the rally was Residents of Oregon deserve a plausible explanation about who are moving to Washington “ Faith In Victory” Louie Atte- beef, and spaghetti and meat study class meets, L. D. S. SECOND WARD the lack of polio vaccine in this state and the state health bery, Nyssa high school teacher, balls, with vegetables, salads, and Missionaries. Rev and Mrs. Jim Lloyd Lewis, Bishop department’s implication that it is indefinite when the vaccine Worthington, will speak and show | Sunday May 4. Wednesday, the mid was guest speaker The topic of desserts. will be available. week meeting at 8:00 p m Place his speech was “ Faith In One pictures of their work in Alaska 1 Priesthood meeting 9:15 a.m self, Faith in Other People and to be announced later OWYHEE COM M UNITY Sunday school, 10:30 a. m. Most neighboring states have completed immunizations or at the regular evening service at May 8, is Mother’s Day. Special | Faith in God." Sacrament meeting, 7:30 p. m. CHURCH the church Sunday at 8 o’clock are in the process of immunizing their first and second grad Tuesday recognition will be given to the Sixteen boys and girls frora Rev. Kenneth Himple, Pastor Mr. Worthington has spent some ers, while Oregon sits with a health department issuing gob- Relief society (sewing day, 2nd eldest mother and to the young- the Nyssa group were accompan- Phone 2737 time in Alaska prior to his mar- — - bedly-gook that sounds more like an alibi for red tape than __ ________________ _____ , _,__ITues., 10:30 am .) 1:30 p m. est mother in the congregation, isd by Harley Sager, the Rev. 10 a m —Sunday school. riage and the young couple plan Primary, 4 p. m an explanation about why the vaccine is not available here. ---------- ..Vern Taylor and Mr. and Mrs 11 a m —Morning worship ser-! to return to their full time work May 12, Thursday, 8 p m . [ Charles Steffens, advisors for the vice Malheur county ha? had two recent polio victims, both from in June The public is invited to Wednesday MIA, 8 p. m 7 p m.—Young people’s meet fourth quarterly conference in the ! group. the Jordan Valley school. Other youngsters there cannot be attend church. Reports from all officers! MYF groups from Vale, On- ing. immunized with the new Salk vaccine because they are resi ST. PAU L'S EPISCOPAL due at that time Rev Cecil Han tario, Payette, Fruitland, Weiser 8 p.m.— Evening worship The Womens Missionary club dents of Oregon. To be immunized with gamma globulin CHURCH nan will be in charge. and Nyssa were represented at would cost approximately $40 per individual according to met at the home of Mrs. Ed Cor- SUNDAY: ---------- I the meetings. CATHOLIC CHURCH field Wedne.-dav afternoon. 10 a. m., Sunday school. Dr. L. A. Maulding, county health officer. The state health Park Avenue and Third Street The trustees of the church w ill, 11 a. m.. morning worship. department indicates that Salk vaccine is not even available Rembert Ahles. O. F. M. serve three Mav breakfasts. The Friday evening Mr. and Mrs WEDNESDAY: in Oregon for such emergencies as this. Mass— Sunday at 8 and 10 a.m first, Monday, May 9— the other Don Parker, Mr. and Mrs. Claude 9-11 a nr. Kindergarten. two, Wednesday. May 11 and Sat- and daily at 8 a m Wilson. Mr. and Mrs Elver Niel 7:30, YPF. Saturdav, 10 a m. Cateehism , urday, May 14 They will serve! sen and Mr. and Mrs. Homer Adrian Presbyterian Whitman and children spent the John A. Church, warden and classes. from 7 to 10 a.m., and have a real Grant Rinehart, lay reader will be treat in store: Aunt Jemima hot- j evening at the home of Rev. and in charge of church services until Church Notes ho» G E N E R A L A M E R IC A cakes and manle syrup, little pig ASSEM BLY OF GOD Mrs. Kenneth Himple. The men a minister is appointed. »ovod 1 5 % on fir» intur- The Boy Scout court of honor mixed and poured concrete for Checkerboard eggs, j Rev. A. F. Stubblefield, Pastor sausages. Jeanette Conant onco cost» for o w n er» of was held at the church Wednes the side walk and curbing in fruit, coffe and milk Let’s give, SU N D AY— Dial 2552 CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE p rtfc rrtd p r o p o r l i» ? day night them a boost! 9 45 a m — Sunday school. front of the parsonage. Following Robert Jackson. Pastor Ask ut. 11:00 a.m. — Morning worship. the work the group enjoyed an 414 Good Avenue Rita Riddle of Boise was a The Fidelae Amicae society is oyster supper. 7:00 p.m. — Young People’s CARD OF TH AN K S 10 a m —Sunday school. week end guest at the Charles having a parcel post sale Wednes service. We wish to express our ap- 1 1 p.m.— Morning worship. Bowers home. day night. May 4 8:00 P-fn. — Evangelistic ser -1 preciation for kindness shown, Friday evening the junior and 7 p.m.—N Y P S. and Junior vice. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Ashcraft at May 7 there will be a vacation senior young people of the chur< h for flowers and cards that were tended the meeting for water Bible school planning program at will go rollar skating in Ontario | m^e,Ln®S sent at the time of the death of 7:45 p.m.— Evangelistic service. users at the Oregon Trail hall the Nampa United Presbyterian Cars will leave the church at 7 M ISSIONARY B A PTIST our mother and grandmother, Thursday. CHURCH • church for the Idaho Presbytery o’clock. Julia Garner. COM MUNITY METHODIST M. J. Duncan, Pastor Prayer meeting and Bible study Renstrom The Garner Family. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Ashcraft from 10 a m. to 3 p.m. A potluck CHURCH 10 a m.—Sunday school. spent the week end in Unity with luuch will be served at noon. was held at the home of Mr. and Vernon L. Taylor, Minister Agency 11 a.m.— Morning worship. If you have something to sell their son, Dick Ashcraft and fam Nampa delegates will furnish the Mrs. Joe Stephen Wednesday 9:45 a m , Sunday school for evening. hot dish food. ily. 8 p m.— Evening worship. ! or would like to buv, use the all ages. Friday evening. May 13 is Pres- Wednesday, 8 p m — Prayer ser- Journal Classified Ads Ronald Hurst of Brookings, Starting with the first Thurs-’ 1100 a m., Morning Worship vice. Ore, visited from Friday until byterial young people’s confer 7:00 p m . Family Fellowship, Sunday with his brother, Lynn ence at Nampa. The national pro day night in May and continuing CHURCH OF CHRIST Hurst ad family. Friday afternoon ject this year is to help build a throughout the summer month, including Methodist Youth Fel- Parma, Idaho— McConnel Ave. he showed pictures of Alaska at camp site for Egyptian young will be the regular youth recrea- ! lowship. 4 00 p m., Wednesday, church Rev. Hale Miller, Minister the Adrian school. Mr. Hurst left people Two Egyptians will be at tion night at the church All 10 a.m.— Bible study. young people are invited to at school for children, 4 years Sunday for Williams Lake, Brit this meeting to speak. through sixth, grade. 11 a.m.—Morning worship. tend. ish Columbia. 8:00 p.m , Wednesday, midweek Seventeen were present when 8 p.m. — Sunday evening ser Mr. aind Mrs. Herschel Thomp vice. Transportation was provided meeting for youth and adults. son were Saturday dinner guests the Mary and Martha society met of Mr. and Mrs. Dave Mitchell. with Mrs. Heubert Thomas Thurs by Claud Wilson and Rev. Himple Mexican Corbel Brantford BRETHREN CHRISTIAN FA ITH LUTH ERAN CHURCH Mr and Mrs. A1 Thompson day afternoon. Mrs. Francis Def- for the young people who attend CENTER MISSION Fifth Street and Park Ave. spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. fer presented devotions, Mrs. M. ed the monthly youth rally held Feet to the pound 275 230 190 East 2nd and Ehrgood L. Kurtz gave the prayer cycle at W illow Creek Grange hall. John L. Briehl, Pastor and Mrs. Bob Zittercob. 10 a.m.—Sunday school. SUNDAY: Owyhee won the banner for Mrs. Hazel Shaffer was a sub and Mrs. Athol Sayre reviewed Feet to the Bale 8,400 9.200 7.600 “ Building the largest attendance. 11 a.m.—Morning worship stitute teacher in the Roswell an article entitled 10 a.m.—Sunday school. Bridges of Understanding,” whic h 7:30 p.m — Evangelistic service school Friday. 11 a.m.— Divine worship. Bales of hay to Ross Lane and Johnny Thiel presented the problems of India, were Sunday dinner guests in the for the following guests: Mr. and Pakistan and Ceylon in the light one bale of twine 461 500 420 Oscar Shaffer home. Mrs. Dick Kreigh, Mr. and Mrs. of understanding them. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kyger and Dudley Kurtz, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Test (Tensile It was decided to purchase lin Marlene visited the Willis Conant neth Price, Mr. and Mrs. Mark ens and material for articles to be strength family Friday night. 275 325 Hartley and Mr and Mrs. Dick sold at the winter church bazaar. 375 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Culbert-1 Stam The society voted to take the son called on Mr. and Mrs. Fai l PRICE Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Hurst at- month of November to do sewing $7.50 $8.50 $9.50 Kyger Sunday morning. tended a tea at the Ontario Arm-j and mending for the Malheur Me-1 Mr. and Mrs. Art Sparks spent ory given by the Nation Guard [ morial hospital in Nyssa. Chemically treated Sunday at Cascade visiting with auxiliary for mothers of the Na- A letter from Rev. Harold for insects Mr and Mrs. Dick Stockham. • tional Guard. | Kurtz and family was read which i Mr. and Mrs. N. P French visit Mr. and Mrs. Richard Conant | told of their life in Addis Ababa, rodents yes yes yes ed Saturday night with Mr. and and boys of Ontario visited Fri j Ethiopia. Mrs. Art Sparks. day afternoon in the Willis Con-1 The Mary and Martha society Knotless yes yes Mr. and Mrs. Claude Day at ant home. yes is sponsoring a ham dinner in the j tended a party at the Charles Pollyanna club will meet on church basement Saturday from Uniform size home Tuesday. yes yes . Thursday, May 5, with Mrs. Art ti to 8:30 p m yes Mr. ana Mrs. N P French were i Sparks. Word has been received that a Sunday callers at the Lynn Hurst Skeet Kygar left for Burns last son, Kenneth Russell, was born Guaranteed ho™°- i week. Mrs. Kygar and children to Rev. and Mrs. Harold Kurtz satisfactory One Mile North of Main on Third Street yes yes yes Mr. and Mrs Jim Phifer enter will remain here until the school April 14 in Addis Ababa. Ethio- tained Saturday with ■ cu d party) term la over p a 5N Kingman Kolony The Twine Story We Invite You to Visit Our . . . Modern Dairy On Our Opening Day Monday, May 2 Free Ice Cream Cones All Day For general bailing X X Heavy duty bailing Shipping and Straw All Cows Vaccinated and Tested The Wire Story There are reasons DAIRY IS LICENSED and i STATE INSPECTED Fife’s Home Dairy "for choosing Maytag! ,j THE MATTAO CHIEFTAIN fin e s t l o w - p r ic e d w naher . . . a g e n u in e M a y t a g in e v e r y re a p e r! • 1 1 9 9S Come in and see the Maytag demons)ruled. You’ll understand why it ia the world's favorite washer. Kasy monthly terma — liberal trade-in. Peterson Furniture Co. 217 Main St. Phone 2540 PRICE $12.50 XAVi $12.50 Terms for Either T W I N E or W I R E Cash Discount from 1— 20 Bales B&M per Gallon Phone 3211 I 4 l/2 5% Over 20 Bales 60 c W E G IV E S & H GREEN ST A M PS No. 6500 or No. 3150 G auge 3 °o Grade A R aw M ilk "and Your Old Washer or Scrub Board C. F. I. Equipment Co. Nyssa Rt. 2 612 N. M ain Phone 2240
