Nyssa gate city journal., July 21, 1955, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2

THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY. JULY 21. 1955
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THE GATE CITY JOURNAL
DUANE R. A L T E R S ............................... Ed»“ » “ *d P»»*»!»**»«
Duane R. Alter* and Geo. Whorton. Owner*
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CWF Meeting Held
Thurs. Afternoon
Big Bend
Miss Helen Hatch
Phone Parma 1-F21
Jo h n Thom pson and Jim m y,
and H arvey H atch and P hillip at-
tended the Boise B raves baseball
gam e in Boise T hursday night
Mr. and Mrs. H arvey Hatch,
H elen and P hillip w ere supper
g u e s t s at the Bob M artin hom e
in O ntario S aturday evening
Mrs. P aul Hatch was also a
The C hristian W om en’s fellow ­
ship m et T hursday afternoon
w ith tw elve m em bers present.
T he business m eeting w as con-
ducted by Mrs. Em erson Binga-
m an, president,
Mrs. M innie Leuck, w orship
director had charge of the devo-
tions.
Mrs. B ingam an directed the
S( U(j y period w hich follow ed on
- j nci)an A m erican, our challenge
¡n a C hanging A m erica.”
a piano solo. R efreshm ents w ere
CATHOLIC PICNIC HELD
served.
M em bers of St H u b e rt’s C a th ­
olic ch u rch enjoyed a picnic and
T he M a-Pa’s th an k all who a t­
outing S u n d ay at the C aldw ell Dr J. J. S arazin, long tim e Nys
L. D. S. FIRST WARD
tended and donated tow ard th e
p ark . F ollow ing th e no-host d in ­ sa resid en t and Mrs. M ary C h rist­
Charla* Mann. Bishop
“He lead ed th m e beside th e ice cream social T h u rsd ay night.
ner, b aseball and sw im m ing w ere ensen, w ill be the _ . .__,
principa! ^
w a te r f /. p 5alm 23;2
9:15 a m.—P rietshood m eeting. enjoyed by a large crowd.
10:30 a m —S unday school.
On S unday, J u ly 17, Tom Fos­
8:00 p m —S acram en t m eeting.
Fifteen members of the Senior
r o ur m em bers of the ju n io r te r gave a v ery in terestin g m es­
Tuesday. 2 p m .—R elief society. M ethodist Y outh F ellow ship re ­
high MYF left S atu rd ay , th e 16, sage at th e 11:00 o’clock service.
W ednesday, 4 p m . — P rim ary ; tu rn ed to N yssa S atu rd ay ev en ­
for cam p at W allow a Lake Miss The board w ish to th an k him for
7:30 p m —M I. A.
ing from y o u th cam p at W allowa
At a general m eeting of the M arilyn L udlow is actin g as th e good serm on and for m aking
Lake.
W om en’s Society of C h ristian S e r­ counselor and Mr. and Mrs. L u d ­ it possible for Mr. L udlow to re ­
L. D. S. SECOND WARD
vice at the M ethodist church low as cam p m anagers. They m ain at cam p d u rin g th e w eek
Lloyd Lewi*. Bishop
T hursday afternoon plans w ere will re tu rn on S atu rd ay . The end
CATHOLIC CHURCH
Sunday
fo rm ulated for several new p ro ­ senior MYF re tu rn e d from W al­
Rambert
Ahles.
O.
F.
M.
P riesthood m eeting. 9:15 a.m.
jects.
lowa L ake on the 16 and reported
T he senior high MYF e n te r­
Mass—S
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ay
at
8
and
10
a
m
S unday school, 10:30 a. m.
Steps are being tak en to inti- th e largest group atten d in g from tained th e college stu d en ts S u n ­
S acram ent m eeting 8:00 p m and daily a t 8 a m
d ay n ig h t at an ice cream freeze
S atu rd ay , 10 a m. — C atechism tu te a life m em bership program any ch u rch in the conference.
Tuesday
in the organization. Mrs. P aul
and closing w orship service at
R elief society (sew ing day, 2nd classes.
L udlow was nam ed ch airm an of
Tues., 10:30 a m.) 1:30 p. m.
The WSCS g eneral m eeting the hom e of C ath erin e and Gail
a project to begin com piling a was held in th e ch u rch T hursday Colm an
P rim ary , 4 p. m.
COMMUNITY METHODIST
cook book.
Wednesday
CHURCH
, afternoon. Ju ly 14 Mrs. Phyllis
MIA, 8 p. m.
Rev. Paul Ludlow. Pastor.
For the T hu rsd ay m eeting Mrs. G rasty was in charge of the p ro ­
T here will be no W om an’s Soc­
Corner N. 3rd Sc Emison Ave.
G ene G rasty and Mrs. Jam es gram and Mrs Jam es Stephen iety circle m eetings this m onth.
MISSIONARY BAPTIST
9 45 a m , S unday school for all S tephen w ere in ch arg e of de- th e devotions. Mrs. Iren e G erm an,
CHURCH
ages.
votionals and the program . M usi­ a sister of G ene G rasty, sang a
S unday, Ju ly 24. su b ject to
M. J. Duncan. Pastor
11:00 a m , M orning w orship
cal num bers included a piano solo solo, and P hyllis C heldelin gave change. Rev. L udlow ’s serm on
10 a m.—S un d ay school.
7:00 p.m., M ethodist yo u th fe l­ by Miss P hyllis C heldelin and
topic w ill be: “T he S h ep h erd ’s
low ship.
11 a m .—M orning w orship
vocal selection by Iren e G e r­ speakers at the S u n d ay evening Psalm .”— a M editation on the
8 p m .—Evening w orship.
m aine of New York C ity, accom ­ m eeting at the LDS second w ard 23rd Psalm .
ST. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL
W ednesday, 8 p.m .—P ra y e r s e r­
panied at the piano by her m o th ­ at 8 p. m. this week. The program
CHURCH
vice.
er, Mrs. J. A. G rasty of P ayette. : is given u n d er th e d irection of
N ext S un d ay ev eryone will be
SUNDAY:
D uring th e business m eeting. th e G ate C ity C am p of the given an o p p o rtu n ity to co n trib ­
BRETHREN CHRISTIAN
10 a. m., S unday school.
Mrs. K insey K everen, new ly D aughters of U tah P ioneers and ute to an offering to be given to
11 a m.. church. „
CENTER MISSION
elected d istrict p resid en t of the w ill follow a pioneer them e.
a fund being raised to enable
W EDNESDAY:
East 2nd and Ehrgood
WSCS gave a rep o rt on th e school
Special m usic w ill also be Mrs. G ra n t to accom pany Bishop
9-11 a m., K in d erg arten .
10 a m.—S un d ay school.
of m issions held recen tly at featu red .
G ra n t on his E uropean tour.
7:30, Y PF, second and fo u rth C aldw ell. O th er wom en who a t­
11 a m .—M orning worship.
7:30 p m —E vangelistic service W ednesdays of each m onth.
tended the m eetings from Nyssa
Jo h n A. Church, w arden and w ere Mrs. Clyde Snider, and Mrs.
ASSEMBLY OF GOD
G ra n t R in eh art, lay re ad er will be G rover Lytle, full tim e delegates
Rev. A. 7 . Stubblefield, Pastor in ch arg e of church services until and Mrs. P au l Ludlow , Mrs.
SUNDAY—
Lloyd T obler Mrs. R aym ond
a m in ister is appointed.
9:45 a m. — S un d ay school.
S ager and Mrs. W. W. Foster,
C L A SSIFIE D FOR RESULTS p a rt tim e delegates.
11:00 a m. — M orning worship.
To provide ladies of the Nyssa com m unity
7:00 p.m. — Young P eople’s
w ith o ur m odern and com plete facilities
service.
8:00 p.m. — E vangelistic se r­
for beauty treatm ent.
vice.
Pioneer Speakers To Methodist Church
Feature LDS Program
News
CHURCH NOTES
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-r l Follow ing the benediction, re ­
hom e a in
ustralia
freshm ents w ere served by the
husband has charge of the C airn,
hostesses, Mrs. B ingam an, Mrs
C arran dam w hich will be com ­
R alph C urry and Mrs. Jessie
pleted in November.
C hard.
Mr. and Mrs. V arner H opkins
and fam ily, Mr. and Mrs Boyce
V ande W ater and L arrain e and to O w yhee dam ¿md to Honey
OWYHEE COMMUNITY
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Reed of comb, fishing S unday.
CHURCH
Mr. and Mrs. H arvey B ennett
A m erican Falls had a picnic at
Rev. Kenneth Himple, Pastor
the hom e of Mrs. A lta G raham and Dickie, Mrs. M argaret Wood
Phone 2737
and Ja n e ll and Miss C arly Boren
in P arm a Sunday.
10 a m .—S u n d ay school.
Dr. and Mrs. S tew art M e rrill. of A drian atten d ed a fam ily pic-
11 a m .—M orning w orship s e r­
and K athy of Boise visited M r.; nic S unday in the N am pa park vice.
and Mrs. Raym ond Stone S unday; Floyd and Lloyd Wood and
7 p.m .—Y oung people’s m e e t­
afternoon at the H arvey H atch Lloyd P arrell of A drian w ere ing.
hom e. The men w ere classm ates fishing above B eulah dam Sun-
8 p.m .—Evening w orship
in college at College Place, W ash. day.
Mr. and Mrs. M artin Hobbs and
C harles R aney of R ichland,
ADRIAN COMMUNITY
fam ily of Kelso, Wash., visited Wash , was an overnight guest
CHURCH
from S unday until F riday w ith S atu rd ay at the hom e of his au n t
(United Presbyterian)
h e r parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray and uncle. (Mr. and Mrs. Rube
Henry E. Moore. Pastor
C artw rig h t and other relatives.
G raham . They all atten d ed the
10 a m .—B ible school.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray C artw rig h t, Nyssa Nite Rodeo.
11 a m .—M orning w orship
M r. and Mrs. R aym ond C a rt-| C harles R aney spent S unday
11 a m —Ju n io r church
w rig h t and fam ily and Mr. and in P a rm a w ith his uncle and aunt,
M rs. M artin Hobbs and fam ily Mr. and Mrs. Virgil R aney
FU LL G O SPEL CHURCH
Mr. and Mrs. H erb Thom as
h ad a ham burger fry at the Geo.
SERVICES
C artw rig h t hom e T uesday in A d­ visited Mr. and Mrs. Roy W ym an
Rev. Lloyd N. Pounds,
of Oregon Slope Sunday.
rian .
S unday, 10 a. m.
Mrs. Jea n M cCormick, Mrs.
The Jo lly Ja n e club of Big
S unday, 8 p. m.
B end won the electric oven given Simp.-on of P arm a, Mrs
Dora
W
ednesday, 8 p. m.
in A drian
for the largest atten d - W agner of Roswell and
Mrs
anee of club m em bers.
i Mary R rum bach m et at the hom e FIR ST CHURCH OF CHRIST
Mr .and Mrs. H enry H atch and I of Mrs. M ildred Bishop and audit-
G uest speakers conduct the
boys of Joseph, spent from Fri- ed the Royal N eighbor lodge
w
orship
service u n til an o th er
day until S atu rd ay at the hom e books.
Mrs. Em ilie R ow bottom of Los m inister is appointed.
of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Har-
Bible school— 10 a m.
Angeles is visiting at the hom e
vev Hatch.
W orship and C o m m u n io n — 11
A fam ily d in n er was given Sun- of her sister, Mrs. F rank E Mil-
d ay at the H arvey H atch hom e er and o th er relatives. Her broth- a m .
C.Y.F.. S unday evening — 7
in honor of her nephew , Mr aad er A rth u r Holly of Boise is also
o’clock.
M rs. Raym ond Stone of Seotts- visiting at the M iller home,
dale, Ariz., who are en ro u te to ' Leo K ollar left S atu rd ay for
CHURCH OF CHRIST
W ashington and to G aston, O r e , M adras w here he will m eet his
P
arm
a. Idaho— M cConnel Ave.
to visit th eir parents. G uests wife, D orothy and th ree little
Rev. H ale M iller, M inister
w ere Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ferguson, girls and sister, M ary Ann Jones,
10 a m.—B ible study.
of A pple Valley, Mr. and M rs., who have been visiting an aunt
11 a m .—M orning w orship.
Jam es McGinnis, Mr. and Mrs. in P ortland
8 p .m .— S unday evening ser
Dick Davis of A drian. Mr. and
Mrs. Goldie R oberts and Mrs
Mrs. Don H a tt and children of Herb Thom as atten d ed the Happy vice.
O w yhee and Mrs. Nora S tark
Dozen card club last F riday after- !
H ow ard H atch of A drian spent noon at the hom e of Mrs. Mildred FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH
John L. Briehl, Pastor
S atu rd ay evening at the hom e of G raham in Newell H eights. They j
his parents, Mr. and Mrs H arvey presented Mrs Lova G lenn w ith SUNDAY:
10 a m .—S un d ay school.
H atch, visiting his cousins, Mr. a
han d k erch ief
show er
for,
11 a m .—D ivine w orship
a n d Mrs. Ray Stone.
her going aw ay gift
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Search of
Mrs. Marv B rum barh attended
H am ilton, Ore., spent S unday at the Book club at a 1:30 luncheon CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE
Robert Jackson, Pastor
the hom e of his parents, Mr. and at the hom e of Mrs. Raym ond
414 Good Avenue
Mrs. Wm Search at the hom e of Price in F’arm a S atu rd ay after-
his sister. Mr. and Mrs. Raym ond noon w ith Mrs. M ildred Elliott
10 a m —S un d ay school.
C artw rig h t.
11 p.m .—M orning worship.
as co-hostess Mrs. H arriet Brum -
C rollctta M iller accom panied bach gave the book review ‘‘T iger
7 p .m —N.Y.P.S. and J u n io r
Mr. and Mrs. Pug S w igert and of Snow s" w ritten by Tenzing m eetings.
B abe H am ilton of Newell Heights and Jam es Ram sey Ullan.
7:45 p m —E vangelistic service
W.S.C.S. Meeting
Outlines Projects
Announcing Our Opening
CONGRATULATIONS
To MARGARET'S BEAUTY SHOP
Margaret's Beauty Shop
We are proud to have installed the Floor Covering
for another Nyssa business.
WE GIVE S & H G REEN S TA M P S
Peterson Furniture Company
217 Main St.
M argaret Sage, O w ner and O perator
,
106 East Main S treet
(C het’s Motel)
Telephone 3314
P hone 3211
You and the West profit
when Standard changes a dollar
Like you and your family, S tan d ard Oil C om pany
of California has to have money coming in to keep
going. And like you. we m ust divide every dollar of
this income into quite a few pieces to keep the bills
p aiff'O u r budgeting is n atu rally on a large scale, b u t
the result is about the sam e: m ost of the money
S tan d ard takes in goes right back into circulation.
And when a sum like $1,229,000,000 (our to tal in­
come last year) goes into circulation, its benefits are
broad and deep. Practically everyone in the West
2 * to w o r k i n g c a p i t a l and
debt. This $20 million increased
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* from e v e r y dollar went
for wages, services and goods. Of this
$471,500,000 the largest item was for
p a y ro ll, v ac atio n s, sick n ess p a y ­
ments, other employee benefits. Most
of the rest went to buy supplies, from
paper clips to steel, bought locally
when possible. S tandard was a cus­
tom er of thousands of Western firms.
LINOLEUM
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It cost $162 million and it included
money for refineries, pipe lines and
for drilling wells in the search for
new oil.
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w a s se t a s i d e for
d e p r e c i a t i o n , to help replace
facilities as they wore out. A great
d ea l of th is $119 m illio n w ent to
workmen, technicians, and suppliers.
Heavyweight Print
in v e n to rie s of p ro d u c ts for fu tu re
sale and included paym ents on debt.
13 * pai d for o t h e r n e w
c o n s t r u c t i o n and exploration.
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shared, directly or indirectly, in S ta n d a rd ’s good
year. We th an k you for your patronage th a t m ade
it possible. And we’d like you to know th a t a sizable
piece of change from each of our dollars goes for
things th a t im prove service to you: research facilities
for developm ent of b e tte r products a t low cost; new
plan ts to make them more available; w idespread ex­
ploration for new petroleum fields to help keep
A m erica’s oil b arrel full. To do these jobs, now and for
the fu tu re, h ere’s how we changed a S ta n d a rd dollar:
CLEARANCE
for t a x e s was divided among
the U. S. government, states, coun­
ties and cities. S ta n d a rd ’s tax bill
came to $101.500,000 . . . enough to
build plenty of schools, bridges, park
equipment, etc. Standard also col­
lected product and sales taxes for
federal, state and city governments.
July 21st to July 30th
nm
54" Wall Linoleum Reg. 69c Foot Now 39c Ft.
9' Wide Linoleum Reg. 95c Foot Now 77c Ft.
12' Wide Linoleum Reg. $1.35 Ft. Now 99c Ft.
9 Days Only — Supply Is Limited
WE GIVE S & H GREEN STAMPS
Peterson Furniture Co.
217 Main St.
Phone 3211
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* v / e n t for crude oil. To
su p p le m e n t o u r own p ro d u c tio n .
S tandard bought millions of barrels
fr o m h u n d r e d s o f i n d e p e n d e n t
producer*. T his cost $268 million —■
an im portant item to producers’prof­
its and their employees' paychecks.
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o f e v e r y d o l l a r , or $87
million, was
o u r o w n e rs,
shareholders,
of the money
the Company.
left to divide among
S ta n d a r d s 117,035
in return for the use
they have invested in
If you wish a copy of o ur Annual R eport for 1954. w rite to —
S tan d ard Oil Company of California, Rm. 2162. 225 Kush S t., San Francisco, 20, Calif.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA
p l a n s a h e a d to s e r v e y o u b e t t e r
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