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THE GATE CITY JOURNAL DUANE R. A L T E R S ............................ Edile» and Pubiiah«» OutM R- Aller» end Geo. »'b e rton. Ox n iw s m m i SS A S RU I I I I N I I I ASSOCIATION NATI ONAL EDI TORI AL lA S ^ C Í j.^ N A f f l l l â î f * f * M • SUBSCRIPTION RATES In VU^eur County. Oregon, And Payette and Canyon Counties, Idaho I Year --------------$3 00 6 M o n th s ---------- $2 00 Else« here m the V S A . Per Year ------------ $3-50 S-ngle Copies ----- -10 Stnctly in Advance) Published every Thursday at Nyssa. Malheur County, Oregon. Entered at the postoffice at Nyssa. Oregon for transmission through the United States Mails, as a second class matter, un der the act of March 3, 1879. CATHOLIC CHURCH Rembert Abies O. F. M. Mass— Sunday at 8 and 10 am and daily at 8 a m L. D. S. FIRST WARD "For I am not ashamed of the Saturday, 10 a m — Catechism gospel of Christ; for it is the Charles Mann. Bishop classes. power of God unto salvation to 9:15 a m —Pnttshood meeting everyone that believeth. . .” Ro 10:30 am .—Sunday scbooL FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH mans 116. 8 00 p m —Sacrament meeting John L. BriehL Pastor Tuesday, 2 p m —Relief society Wednesday, 4 p m — Primary; SUNDAY: Our new pastor, the Rev. Paul 10 a m —Sunday school. 7 30 p m — M. L A. and Mrs Ludlow arrived last 11 a m —Divine worship. week, and the congregation wish es to extend them a hearty wel L. D. S. SECOND WARD Rev Ludlow’s Sunday CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE come Lloyd Lewis. Bishop morning sermon showing that we, Sunday Robert Jackson. Pastor as Christians, should be living Priesthood meeting, 9:15 am 414 Good Avenue Sunday school. 10 30 a m. 10 am —Sunday schooL Sacrament meeting 8 00 p m 11 p m —Morning worship Tuesday 7 p m —N Y P S and Junior Relief society (sewing day, 2nd meetings. Tues.. 10.30 a m ) 130 p m 7 45 p m.—Evangelistic service Primary, 4 p m. Wednesday COMMUNITY METHODIST MIA, 8 p. m. CHURCH 9 45 a m , Sunday school for ST. PAULS EPISCOPAL all ages CHURCH 11 00 a m . Morning Worship. SUNDAY: 7:00 p.m., Family Fellow’ship. 10 a m.. Sunday school. including Methodist Youth Fel 11 a. m . church. lowship. WEDNESDAY 4 00 pm .. Wednesday, church 9-11 a. m.. Kindergarten 7 30. YPF, second and fourth school for children. 4 years through sixth grade Wednesdays of each month. 8 00 p m., Wednesday, midweek John A Church, warden and Grant Rinehart, lay reader will be meeting for youth and adults. in charge of church services until MISSIONARY BAPTIST a minister is appointed CHURCH M. J. Duncan. Pastor BRETHREN CHRISTIAN 10 a m.—Sunday school. CENTER MISSION 11 a m —Morning wor&h-p East 2nd and Ehrgood 8 p z n —Evening worship 10 a m —Sunday school. Wednesday, 8 p.m.—Prayer ser 11 a m —Morning worship. 7 30 p m —Evangelistic service vice. Methodist Church News CHURCH NOTES Owyhee Community Church News As a part of the youth recrea tion program, a swimming party will be held this Thursday even ing at seven o ’clock- The adult recreat.on event for this week is a potluck supper to be held Fnday evening at eight o’clock at the Elver Neilson home Last Thursday evening. Don and Fern Goss, missionaries from Japan, showed colored slides at the church to a group of about sixty people. The Daily Vacation Bible school got under way Monday, and it seems to be doing quite well as there were one hundred and eleven present at the Tues day session. examples of “God's Good News,” the Gospel of Christ, was a real inspiration. The official board met Monday, June 13, at 8 00 p m. at the church. Members of the various commissions and church officers were elected for the year Thursday, June 16. the WSCS circles meet at 2 00 p m . circle 1 at the home of Mrs. Cliff Main, circle 2, at the home of Mrs Dwight Wyckoff and circle 3 at the home of Mrs. Murl Lancaster N bioj boo, Sati heu; M novi pro I whe care Si Pick indi histt al st Th atter reed idem USE THE CLASSIFIED ADS Save Save Save Miss Mar.e H.mple. who is a sister of Rev H:mple, is spend- Pr.ce and family, left Saturday .ng the summer here and is help for the airforce base near Omaha. ing teach the bible school Nebr. Mrs Paul Clonmger. E E First Church of Christ Lois Counsil Clomnger, Mr and Mrs Wayne W ill Conclude Bible School Dial 2439 Garner and Mr and Mrs John The daily vacation bible school Reffett attended the Izaak Walt of the F.rst Church of Christ will Mr and Mrs. Walt Hillis and on League fish fry at the Moore come to an end this Friday even Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Mitchell went Hotel in Ontario Monday even ing at eight o'clock with a picnic to Thousand Springs in Hager- ing and program The school inv.tes mar. valley Sunday for a family Mr and Mrs. Robert Reffett everyone to attend. reunion to honor Jhe birthday of and son, Dick and Paul Cion.nger Mrs Hillis' father. G. W Rud of Moses Lake. Wash. came Sat They attended the olph. who was 80 years old They urday to move Mr Clomnger's Portland graduation exercises for their went through Boise where they fum.ture to Ephrata granddaughter. Eileen Keller were joined by Mrs. Cam e Hilhs Mr and Mrs Robert eRffett and Mamon Hillis and his child and Dick and Mr and Mrs Henry Their granddaughter, Judy Keller ren, Coleen and Jerry. Mrs. Hillis’ Collier of Ontario were Sunday returned home with them for a mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Storm of dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs month's visit. CHURCH OF CHRIST FULL GOSPEL CHURCH Mr and Mrs L. E Newgen Lava Hot Springs was present John Reffett Mr and Mrs Ern Parma. Idaho— McConnel Ave. SERVICES also her sister and brother-in- ie Garber of Ontario called in visited with the Arlev Scott fam Rev. Hale Miller. Minister Rev. Lloyd N. Pounds. ily Tuesday. Mr. Scott died in law, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dudley the afternoon. 10 a m —Bible study. Sunday, 10 a. m. of Burley and her three brothers, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Loren- Portland and the services were 11 a m —Morning worship Sundav, 8 p. m Floyd Rudolph of Carey. Ida. sen enterta.r.ed Sunday afternoon to be held Wednesday. 8 p m — Sunday evening ser Wednesday. 8 p m Archie Rudolph of Burley and June 12 at an open house for Mr and Mrs. L. E. Newgen, Bob vice Dell Rudolph of Burley and theu- their son and his bride. Mr. and Newgen and three sons had Sun ASSEMBLY OF GOD iamilies. There were 55 present Mrs Berne Lorensen. day dinner at the Frank Perko ADRIAN COMMUNITY Rev. A. F. St-ikblefield Pastor at the reunion which was held The afternoon was spent visit home The dinner was in honor of SUNDAY— CHURCH at the park there. ing and at 4 o’clock a buffett Stanley Newgen’s birthday. 9 45 a m. — Sunday school (United Presbyterian) Lois Grant, daughter of Mr Mr. and Mrs. Neil Dimmick luncheon was served to 86 guests Henry E. Moore. Pastor 11:00 am. — Morning worship took their four grand children. Out of town guests were Mrs and Mrs Donald Grant visited 10 a m —Bible school, 7:00 pm — Young People’s her cousin, Linda Smith at Boise Butchie and Kristin Fyllingness Mary Holst, Mrs. Cora Casselman i) a m —Morning worship service. and Darrol and Leslie Dimmick and Mr and Mrs. Floyd Holst and this week and Larry Smith visit 8:00 pm . — Evangelistic ser il a m —Junior church ed at the Donald Grant home for a boat ride and fishing on Bobby Jo of Caldwell, Mr and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wilson of vice. Mrs. Floyd Hagerman and fam- the Owyhee Lake Wednesday. OWYHEE COMMUNITY Roswell were guests Sunday at Mrs Robert Albritton and vli of Wciser. Mr and Mrs. Glen FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST CHURCH daughters, Linda, and^ Sherril Hagerman of Ontario, Mr. and the home of Mr. and Mrs Harley Rev Kenneth Himple. Pastor Guest speakers conduct the Wilson. visited at the home of her parents, Mrs. Ben McQuisten and family Phone 2737 Dwight Burke and son, John of worship service until another Mr and Mrs. Ira Pnce while Mr. ( of Jamison. Mrs. Dorthea Hager minister is appointed. 10 a m —Sunday school Jerome were week end visitors at Albritton is at National Guard man, the Misses Patrica Law Bible school— 10 a m. 11 a m.—Morning worship ser camp. He will join them later. rence, Ruby Lawrence, Jeanette the Harley Wilson home. Worship and Communion— 11 vice. Mrs. Homer Brewer and her 695 Main St., Mr. and Mrs. Ira Price, Berna- Hopkins, and Gloria Long all of 7 p.m.—Young people's meet group of 4-H girls had a picnic am. dine, Mrs. Albritton and children, Ontario. C.Y.F.. Sunday evening — 7 ing. and swimming party at Snively’s and Junior McGinnis were Sunday 8 p.m.—Evening worship Too late for last week pool Monday Mrs. Ora Newgen o'clock. dinner guests at the home of Mr . Mr and Mrs ElVer Nielsen and helped with the party and the 4- and Mrs. Kenneth Price near A d sons had dinner Sunday with Mi H activities the past year rian and Mrs. Arvm Kersey and sons Mr. and Mrs. Hudd Robb of Mr and Mrs. Harold Fylling- on Falk Island near Ontario Nyssa surprised their daughter- ness of Ironside attended the Other guests were Mr and Mrs in-law. Mrs Wayne Robb on her horse races Saturday and took Eld Neilsen and Tom of Nu Acres birthday Wednesday when they their children Kristin and Butch and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Niel brought supper and spent the ie, who were guc-ts of their grand sen and famdv. The occasion was evening. Other guests were Mrs. parents, Mr. and Mrs Neil Dim in honor of Mrs Kersey's and her Robb's mother and uncle. Mrs. mick. home with them son's birthdays. Mae Lytle and Lee Davis. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Simpson and Following baptismal services at Mr. and Mrs. John Handley and Mr. and Mrs. George Folkman i the Snively pool Wednesday, Mr. family and Mrs. Fred Alton of spent Sunday afternoon fishing and Mrs. Elver Nielsen served Ravmondville, T e x , arrived at at the Owyhee dam. supper at their home to Mr. and the home of their uncle and aunt. The Owyhee Garden club met Mrs. Ed Nielsen and son, Tom of Mr. and Mrs. Neil Dimmick at the home of Mrs. Delbert Garn Nu Acres and Mr and Mrs. Ewen while the Dimmicks were on a er Friday afternoon Chard of Nyssa. trip They spent the week end Mr. and Mrs. Jess Price and> Mr. and Mrs. Charles Olsen re and Sunday the group went fish family who have been visiting a t; turned last Tuesday from a trip ing at Malheur Lake and had a June 16, 17 and the home of his brother, John to Tillamook, Forest Grove and picnic dinner. t 2 New 12-A John Deere Sunset Valley COMBI NES with motor and tank. Regular price . . . 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