Nyssa gate city journal., July 28, 1955, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2

THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY. JULY 28. 1955
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E lder Jam es F ran k Skeen, son
of Mr. and Mrs F ran k Skeen.
Nyssa. who is now serving as a
I m issionary in the E astern S tates
| Mission of the C hurch of Jesu s
I C hrist of L atter-d ay S aints, has
Newell Heights
M odern Pioneer Club
Dial 2593
Mr. and Mrs George H :ra. left
W ednesday by car for San F ra n ­
cisco. Calif, to m eet Mrs H irai's
m o th er who is coming from Jap a n
for a visit. Mrs K H irai is te n d ­
ing the H irai children w hile their
p aren ts are aw ay.
Mr. and Mrs. Ja k e Borge and
fam ily left Ju ly 14 for a two
w eeks’ visit off the C alifornia and
O regon coast and P ortland They
w ill visit friends and relatives
along the way.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob K urtz have
m oved from U nity to A drian.
Dr. and Mrs. M erle K urtz and
son Scotty of P ortland visited
w ith Dr K urtz's parents and fam ­
ily from S unday to the following
S atu rd ay . The K urtz's o th e r tw o
children, C heryl and G ary had
been visiting th e ir g ra n d p aren ts
for tw o w eeks before th e ir p ar­
ents arriv al. The K urtzs w ith the
M. L. K urtzs spent p a rt of their
tim e fishing and boating at the
O w yhee dam.
Miss W innie Nelson spent S u n ­
day visiting w ith K aye Hammon.
T he girls attended the M odern
P io n eer club picnic and visited at
th e R D M cKinley hom e
Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Low der and
ch ild ren of R upert, Ida , spent
th e w eekend visiting at the home
of Mrs. L ow der's parents. M r and
M rs. A. M. Hamm on. T he Low-
d e r’s w ere re tu rn in g from Mos­
cow, I d a , w here Mr. L ow der had
atten d ed a m eeting for the high
school principals of the state of
Idaho. He is principal of the R u­
p e rt high school.
F riday, Mrs. M L. K urtz and
Mrs. Bob K urtz visited an aunt
of Mrs. M. L K urtzs' Mrs. W il­
liam G ahley at P arm a
S unday, Mr and Mrs Roy H irai
w ith Mr. and Mrs. G eorge Hirai
as co-hosts en tertain ed at a buffet
su p p er honoring Mr. and Mrs.
Jo h n M akam ura and d au g h ter
A nita of Los Angeles, C alif O ther
guests w ere Mr. and Mrs. Roger
N orland and sons. Mr. and Mrs.
H ugh
Lam b, all of Newell
H eights, Mr. and Mrs. W ayne
C h estn u t of Nyssa, Mrs. Mama-
m u ra is a sister of Roy and Geo.
H irais.
Mr. and Mrs. B ruce Pinkston
of P arm a w ere T hursday callers
a t the M L. K urtz home.
T he M odern Pioneer club of
N ew ell H eights held its annual
picnic S unday at the K urtz home,
w ith Mrs. M L and Mrs Dudley
K urtz as hostesses A pproxim ately
40 persons enjoyed the potluck
d in n er w hich featured fried chick­
en, ice cream , pie and cake The
young people played badm inton
follow ing dinner. T here will he
L. D. S. FIR ST WARD
C harles M ann. Bishop
9 15 a m .—P rietshood m eeting.
10:30 a m —S un d ay school.
8 00 p m —S acram en t m eeting
T uesday, 2 p m —R elief society.
W ednesday, 4 p m — P rim ary ;
7 30 p m —M I. A
L. D. S. SECOND WARD
Lloyd Lewis. Bishop
S unday
P riesthood m eeting, 9:15 a m .
S u n d ay school, 10*30 a. m.
S acram en t m eeting 8:00 p m.
Elder Skeen
T uesday
R elief society (sew ing day, 2nd
been selected to ap p e ar in th e Tues., 10:30 a m.) 1:30 p. m.
14th annual perform ance of A m er­
P rim ary , 4 p. m.
ica’s forem ost religious pageant, W ednesday
“A m erica’s W itness for C h rist.”
MIA, 8 p. m.
E lder Skeen is a g rad u ate of
the Nyssa high school, and a t ­
M ISSIONARY BAPTIST
tended the B righam Young U ni­
CHURCH
versity at Provo, U tah. He left for
M. J . D uncan. P asto r
the m ission field in O ctober 1953.
10 a m .—S unday school.
11 a m .—M orning w o rsh ir
‘'A m erica’s W itness for C h rist”,
8 p m .—E vening w orship.
is presented at the Hill C um orah,
W ednesday, 8 p.m .—P ra y e r se r­
in P alm yra. New York, on Aug
11, 12, and 13. A pproxim ately 250 vice.
people w ill participate, and the
BRETHREN CHRISTIAN
cast is m ade up of m issionaries
CENTER MISSION
and students of the B righam
E ast 2nd and Ehrgood
Young U niversity. It is u n d e r th e
10 a m .—S unday school.
direction of Dr H arold I. H ansen
11 a m .—M orning w orship
of BYU. This pag ean t is p resented
7 30 p .m —Evangelistic service
every year. In 1954 it was view ed
by over 100,000 persons.
ASSEM BLY OF GOD
R e r A.
Stubblefield. P astor
SUNDAY—
9
45 a m. — S unday school.
11:00 a m — M orning worship.
7:00 p m — Young P eople’s
“S earch me and know m y h eart;
service.
try m e and know by thoughts;
8:00 p.m . — E vangelistic s e r­
And see if th ere be any wicked
vice.
way in me, and lead me in the
way everlasting " Ps. 139:23 & 24
OWYHEE COMMUNITY
CHURCH
Mr. and Mrs. Ludlow re tu rn ed
Re*. K enneth Him ple. P astor
S atu rd ay from W allow a Lake
Phone 2737
cam p w here he was cam p m a n ­
10 a m .—S unday school.
ager for both the senior and ju n io r
11 a m .—M orning w’orship s e r­
MYF groups
T h eir d au g h ter,
vice.
M arilyn, who had been acting as
7 p m .—Young people’s m eet­
counselor for the tw o groups, re ­
ing.
tu rn ed w ith them . We w ere glad
8 p.m .—E vening worship.
to have Mr. Ludlow w ith us again
on Sunday.
ADRIAN COMMUNITY
CHURCH
T hursday, Ju ly 28 (Tonight) the
(U nited P resb y terian )
M aPa’s are having a sw im m ing
H enry E. Moore. P astor
p arty and sm orgasboard a fte r­
10 a m —Bible school
w ard. They are to m eet at th e
11 a m.—M orning w orship
W alter Roth home, 428 N 4th St.
11 a m .—J u n io r church.
at 7 and proceed from th ere to
O ntario. A fter the swim they will
FULL GOSPEL CHURCH
re tu rn to the Roths for eats. B ring
SE R V IC E S
salad and dessert and you r sw im ­
Rev. Lloyd N. Pounds.
m ing suit. T here w ill be croquet
Sunday, 10 a. m.
at the Roth hom e for those who
Sunday, 8 p m.
do not care to swim
W ednesday, 8 p m.
Methodist Church
News
S unday, Ju ly 31, Mr. L udlow ’s FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST
topic for the 11 o’clock service
G uest speakers conduct the
will be: “ His A biding Presence,” , w orship service u n til an o th er
a m editation on the 139th Psalm m inister is appointed
Bible school— 10 a m.
S unday, A ugust 7, rig h t after
W orship and C o m m u n io n — 11
church, the S unday school ch il­ a m .
d re n ’s picnic will be held at the
C.Y.F., S un d ay evening — 7
park. D inner will sta rt prom ptly o’clock.
at 1 o’clock, w ith a “fun tim e” |
and program for the children
CHURCH OF CHRIST
later. Bring a b asket lunch, ice P arm a. Idaho—M cConnal A re.
cream and cold drinks will be
Rev. Hale M illar. M inister
furnished.
10 a m —B ible study.
11 a m .—M orning w orship.
8 p m — S un d ay evening s e r­
vice.
LINOLEUM
Heavyweight Print
CLEARANCE
Ends Saturday, July 30
54" W a ll Linoleum Reg. 69c Foot Now 39c Ft.
9' W ide Linoleum Reg. 95c Foot Now 77c Ft.
12' W ide Linoleum Reg. $1.35 Ft.
Now 99c Ft.
Supply Is Limited
WE GIVE S & H GREEN STAMPS
Peterson Furniture Co.
217 Main
® 0
S t.
Phone 3211
Mr. and Mrs Ja c k C hurch w ere
elected p resid en t of th e C ouple's
club of St. P a u l’s Episcopal
I______________________I , church
w hen th e group m et for
Mrs. Ja c k Wilson w ent to Don­ a re g u la r business m eeting W ed­
nelly S un d ay to b rin g Jim m y nesday evening at the P arish hall.
hom e from a w eek's visit there. Mr. and Mrs W E Schirem an
T hey re tu rn e d M onday evening I w ere elected vice president.
Rev. and Mrs H ershev of Long
O utgoing p residents are Mr.
Beach, C a lif , spent last week w ith and Mrs. B ern ard E astm an
th e Ja c k Reed fam ily. Rev Her-
G ra n t R in eh art had charge of
shey form erly preached in A pple the devotions and follow ing the
V alley and Nyssa
t business m eeting, th e group e n ­
D avid S aunders, son of Mr. and joyed a trea su re hunt.
Mr*. W oodrow W ilson
P h o n t 2-2769. P arm a
Mrs. K en n eth S aunders played
host S un d ay to several of his
CHURCH NOTES ' i young
friends at a b irth d ay d in ­
P ublished every T hursday at Nyssa. M alheur C ounty. Oregon.
E ntered at the postoffice at Nyssa. Oregon for transm ission
th ro u g h the U nited S tates Mails, as a Aicor.d class m atter, u n ­
der the act of M arch 3. 1879.
no m eeting at the club during
A ugust, but w ill m eet Sept. 27 at
’2 p m. at the M. L Ju d d hom e
Mr and Mrs. Ed M cM ainy of
V ancouver visited w ith Mr. and
Mrs Dudley K urtz from S unday
until W ednesday. Mr McMainy
ls an uncle of Mrs. Dudley K urtz'
m oth er and Mrs K urtz h ad n 't
seen him since he was four years
of age.
A picnic and sw im m ing p arty
was held S atu rd ay at G ivens
Hot Springs, n ear M arsfng Those
enjoying the picnic and swim
w ere Mr. and Mrs. Bill H am ilton
and children. Mr. and Mrs. Mark
H artley and children, all of N ys­
sa, Mr. and Mrs. Bob K u rtz of
A drian. Mr. and Mrs. D udley
K urtz and children of Newell
H eights.
Mrs O scar H aney and Mrs Dur-
lin Ham m on attended the P T A
regional w ork shop las F rid ay in
O ntario. Mrs. H aney is A drian
elem . P T A president for this
school year.
Mr. and Mrs. N yron Thom as
and four children and Jo e B arton
of Roy, U tah visited friends and
relatives in this area from T h u rs­
day m orning u n til M onday a fte r­
noon. Mrs. Thom as and Jo e B ar­
ton are sister and b ro th er of C or­
nelius and Jam es B arton of N ew ­
ell Heights.
H.E.C. was held Tuesday, Ju ly
19 at the W. E P iercy hom e w ith
Mrs. P iercy as hostess T he next
m eeting w ill be held Tuesday,
Aug 2 at 2 p m at the K I P e te r­
son hom e in A drian.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick K reigh and
children drove to Filer, Ida , to
attend Mr. K reigh’s class reunion.
W allace and M argaret Butler,
children of Mr. and Mrs. V ernon
B utler are vacationing at P ayette
Lakes as guests of th eir g ra n d ­
m other, Mrs. M argaret Payne.
C ub Scouts den 3 of th^ A drian
U nited
P resb y terian ,
Newell
Heights den enjoyed a sw im m ing
p arty at S niveley’s Hot Springs
T uesday afternoon. T h eir den
m other, Mrs. Elvin W orden and
den chief, Donald Scott, accom ­
panied them Cubs enjoying the
swim w ere Michael and Eugene
P ratt, Mike and Alan H irai, Gene
W orden, Billy Ham m on, Dale
S harp and M ary W orden.
S atu rd ay afternoon Emi and
Ja n e Hirai. M ary M akam ura vis­
ited Mrs. Miro O kano at the M al­
heur M emorial hospital in Nyssa.
S everal young people attended
the w edding M onday night at
C aldw ell of Miss Joyce Dean of
Notus and C arlee Raasch of Ridge-
view, who w ere m arried in the
C hristian church. The new Mrs.
R aasch is the girls P E teacher
at A drian Union high school.
Those atten d in g from Newell
H eights w ere M arcia A nn and
K aren M cKinley, A nita P ratt,
K aye Ham m on and Alan F ahren-
bruck. Mr. and Mrs. R aasch will
m ake th eir hom e in A drian.
Apple Valley
Episcopal Couple's
Club Elects Officers
FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH
John L. B riehl. P asto r
SUNDAY:
10 a m*—S un d ay school.
11 a m .—D ivine w orship.
CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE
Robert Jackson. P asto r
414 Good A venue
10 a m —S u n d ay school.
11 p m .—M orning w orship.
7 p m .—N.Y.P.S. an d J u n io r
m eetings.
7:45 p m —E vangelistic service
CATHOLIC CHURCH
R em bert Ahles. O. F. M.
M ass—S unday at 8 and 10 a m
and daily at 8 a m.
S atu rd ay , 10 a m. — C atechism
classes.
COMMUNITY M ETHODIST
CHURCH
Rev. P aul Ludlow . Pastor.
C orner N. 3rd 8c Em ison Ave.
9 45 a m., S u n d ay school for all
ages.
1100 am .. M orning w orship
7 00 p.m,, M ethodist y o u th fe l­
lowship
ST. P A U L ’S E PISC O PA L
CHURCH
SUNDAY
10 a. m., S u n d ay school.
11 a m , church.
WEDNESDAY;
9-11 a m . K in d erg arten .
7 30, YPF, second and fo u rth
W ednesdays of each m onth.
John A. C hurch, w ard en and
G ran t R inehart, lay re a d e r w ill be
in charge of church «Prvices u n til
a m in is'.« is appointed.
ner.
Mr. and Mrs. W oodrow W ilson
and fam ily re tu rn e d M onday
evening from McCall w here they
had spent several days.
Mr. and Mrs Jac k Reed. R ob­
ert and Mrs. Ella S tephen spent
the w eek end at B ear C reek out
from Council. T hey rep o rted the
fishing good.
Mr. and Mrs Bert Richesin.
Bruce. Mr. and Mrs. Bob F ra n k ­
lin and Vicki had good luck fish ­
ing in th e L ittle W eiser riv er
S atu rd ay .
Mr. and Mrs. I. H P h ares of
D enver visited the Dwight S ew ­
ard fam ily S atu rd ay evening
T hey are visiting o th er relatives
here.
Bids are open for a cook at
the A pple V alley school. For in ­
form ation call Mrs W aldo S m all­
ey or Mrs. D w ight Sew ard.
Follow ing the MYF m eeting
S unday th e young folks w ent to
the O rlev S m ith hom e for ice
cream and cake in honor of R od­
ney S m ith 's birthday.
B everly Sm ith, sm all d au g h ter
of Mr. and Mrs O rley Sm ith,
spent S unday night at the Ed
O bendorf hom e in Roswell.
The fam ily of R aym ond N or­
land rep o rt he is still a p atien t
in the V eterans hospital in Boise
and th at he is im proving.
Mr. and Mrs. F ran k P lagm ann
left F rid ay for A lbany Ore., to
visit th e ir fam ilies and to at-
Kingman Kolony
Je a n e tte C onant
Dial 2552
Mr. and Mrs A rt S parks spent
the past w eek in th e m ountains
fishing on the Salm on river.
Mr and Mrs Jo h n Z ittercob
visited S unday afternoon w ith
Mr. and Mrs. Xl Thom pson
Mr. and Mrs. H erschal T hom p­
son. D onnie and G ary attended
the S nake R iver S tam pede in
Nam pa T hursday evening
Mr. and Mrs Earl K ygar played
cards at the B uster T albot hom e
S atu rd ay night
A nnie B Hite left for Haynes,
Ore . afte r spending th e past th ree
w eeks as houseguest of Miss Shar-
ron Slippy
Mr. and Mrs E arl K ygar and
girls w ere S unday d in n er guests
of Mr and Mrs. M elvin C rocker.
M r and Mrs. C larence Cassel
en tertain ed at d in n er S unday for
Mr and Mrs F ran k Cassel. M r
and Mrs. C liff F au lk n er and
Diane. Mr and Mrs. Eseell F au lk ­
ner and Mrs L arry Nealy all of
O ntario.
Ronald T hom pson and tw o
friends from the ra n g e r station
w ere w eek end guests at the H e r­
schal Thom pson hom e
D arrell S ’.ippv sp.-::: las; week
w ith Jim m v D uncan of Jo rd a n
Valley
Mrs Dale A shcraft atten d ed
HEC at the Piercy hom e Tuesday.
Mrs
Dale A shcraft played
cards at th e R ube G raham hom e
Friday.
A /3e and Mrs R ichard C alahan
left for C h an u te Field. Illinois.
Mrs R alph P h ifer and children
arriv ed F riday evening from
tend the P lagm ann fam ily re ­
union Tom Ferguson is doing the
chores in th eir absence.
Mrs. M artha S N orland and
P alm er w ere S un d ay d in n er
guests at th e G ene S tephen hom e
n ear Nyssa.
T hayle R om ine of H alfw ay,
Ore., is spending some tim e w ith
the D w ight S ew ard fam ily.
N ebraska to visit th e C harles
Bowers fam ily. T hey retu rn ed
hom e Monday.
V erna B eutler was a w eek end
guest of M r and Mrs. Al T hom p­
son last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Al T hom pson went
to Boise T h u rsd ay and returned
hom e M onday. Mr T hom pson r e ­
ceived m edical treatm en t.
M arlene S lippy re tu rn ed home
from B urns w here she had been
visiting w ith the Jo h n K ygar
fam ily the past tw o weeks.
J e rry G orden of W ichita, K a n ,
was a d in n er guest at th e Paul
C leaver hom e M onday night.
Mr. and Mrs. P au l C leaver and
son atten d ed a fam ily d in n er at
th e G eorge C leaver hom e in S u n ­
set V alley S unday.
Mr and Mrs. E rn est Weeks of
M yrtle C reek, Ore., are visiting
this w eek w ith Mr. and Mrs.
L ynn H urst and David
Mr. and Mrs Bill Toom b visited
M onday evening w ith Mr. and
Mrs G orden Toombs.
B erniel C onant of W eiser ii
staying at th e W illis C onant home
w hile his p aren ts art- in N ebr­
aska. having been called th ere by
the serious illness of Berniel's
g ran d m o th er
Mr. and Mrs Bill Toom b visited
S atu rd ay w ith Mr. and Mrs Rube
G raham
T hursday Mrs. Bill Toom b v isit­
ed with Mrs. G eorge V aughn of
New P lym outh.
.
Mr. and Mrs. L ynn H urst and
D avid and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
W eeks spent S unday at Dead-
wood reserv o ir and a t Warm
Lakes, Ida.
Tom D uncan was tran sferred
re cen tly to M em phis, Tenn., where
he w ill continue his schooling.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Toom b and
Mr. and Mrs. G orden Toom b a t­
tended th e S nake R iver Stam pede
in N am pa T hursday.
Mr. and Mrs. W illis C onant and
children, Mr. and Mrs. Glen
B row n and fam ily and Mrs. Irene
H aws and ch ild ren w ent to Sniv-
leys to sw im S unday.
The P o lly an n a club w ill m eet
Aug. 4. at th e hom e of Mrs. Kate
T hiel.
USE THE C L A SSIFIE D ADS
It’s the ‘Difference*
That Counts!
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LEARN THE SPLENDID SAVINGS YOU CAN MAKE
BY BUYING CARS OR TRUCKS DURING
OUR MID-SEASON SALE
It isn't the total cost, but the DIFFERENCE b etw een
your dow n p ay m en t or trade-in a n d the final price th at
counts in b u y in g a c a r or truck. B ased on a n a v e ra g e
trade-in v a lu e of $400, h ere is the difference you will
h a v e to p ay , a n d the am o u n t p er m onth, on som e of
our sp ecial listings for our M id-Season Sale.
1953 Chevrolet Sedan
Excellent
A verage $400.00 trade-in
Diff. $800.00
$39.00
24 Months at
Per Month
1953 Hudson Sedan
Av. $400.00 trade-in
Diff. $800.00
$29.26
24 Months at
Per Month
1953 Chevrolet Vz Ton Pickup
Av. 5400.00 trade-in
Diff. $800.00
$30*00
24 Months at
Per Month
1952 Chevrolet Sedan Powerglide
Av. $400.00 trade-in
Diff. $600.00
$29.26
24 Months at
Per Month
1950 Buick Dynaflow
Av. $400.00 trade-in
24 Months at
Diff. $400.00
........
$ 20.00
Per Month
1947 Ford Club Coupe, 8-cyt.
Av. $200.00 trade-in
24 Months at
Diff. $275.00
$14.51
Per Month
MADE POSSIBLE THROUGH LOW-COST GMAC FINANCING
NYSSA MOTORS, Inc.
420 Main Street
Dial 2224