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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURHAL. WYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY. AUGUST 25, 1955 PAGE TWO THE GATE CITY JOURNAL Methodist Church Latin Assemblies of God Church Gets Owyhee Community Christian Church Church News Notes Start With Capital Outlay of 13 Cents L ast T hursday evening the News young people of the church play- O ur new m in ister and his fam “And be ye kind one to an o th er, ten d erh earted , forgiving one a n other. even as God for C h rist's sake hast forgiven you Ephesians 4:32. ed the M ethodist church young people in a baseball gam e here at the church. O w yhee won 26-1. Mrs Donald P a rk e r served re- SUBSCRIPTION RATES freshm ents of ice cream , cookies N E W S PA f i t and punch to the group after- In M alheur C ounty, Oregon, T hursday. A ugust 25, (tonight) w ard. A re tu rn gam e was played PUBLISHER! and P ay ette and Canyon the MaPaAs will m eet at th e hom e at the Nyssa p ark T uesday Counties, Idaho: of Dr and Mrs M aulding for A S S OC I AT I ON On W ednesday the W om en’s th eir re g u la r pot luck d in n er and 1 Y ear __________ $3d» m issionary group m et at th e m eeting 6 M onths ________$2.00 hom e of Mrs. H arold Dail for the NATIO N A L EDITORIAL E lsew here in the U S A., election of officers followed by a S unday, Aug 28, Mr. L udlow ’s P er Y ear ______ $3 50 business m eeting. Food donations serm on topic at the 11 00 w orship Single Copies ------ .10 for M arjorie B enedict will be re- service w ill be: “How to tam e our (S trictly in A dvance) ceived as Miss B enedict will be re- anim al n atu re s.”—A nger is a tu rn in g to A frica soon. deadly sin. P ublished every T hursday at Nyssa. M alheur C ounty, O regon ------------ E ntered at the postoffice at Nyssa, O regon for transm ission T hursday evening th ere will We w ish to ex ten d a cordial be a baseball gam e w ith the Wil- through the U nited States Mails, as a second class m atter, u n welcom e to all strangers, or those low C reek and Jam ison young d er the act of M arch 3, 1879. w ith no o th er church affiliation, people at Vale C ars w ill leave to come and w orship w ith us. the church at 6:15. A basem ent and 13 cents w as* NEW CONSTRUCTED church ------------ S unday, Aug 28, th e young the beginning of the L atin As CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE The S unday school election for for L atin A ssem blies of God adults m eet at th e church at 7:00 sem blies of God church and p a r Robert Jackson. Pastor p m. and from th ere will go to sonage at 106 East F ifth street w ith parsonage for th e Rev. officers for th e com ing y ear will 414 Good Avenue Joe E. S alazar and fam ily in tak e place at the church Sept. 6. the hom e of R uth H errm an for a i r. N o v e m b e r,'1953 w hen the Rev. 10 a m —S unday school. the background. All w ork was Those placed on the nom inating MISSIONARY BAPTIST “W aterm elon Feed.” and th eir Jo e E. S alazar cam e here. 11 p m .—M orning w orship done by v o lu n teer labor and com m ittee are: Ma-ude Cooper. reg u lar m eeting. CHURCH 7 p m —N.Y.P S and Ju n io r funds for m aterials w ere p u r B etty Nielsen, Em m a Wilson. Jo e The senior MYF m eet at the M. J. Duncan, Pastor m eetings. A building program got u n d e r - 1 chased w ith co n trib u tio n s from S tephen. H om er W hitm an and church at 7:00 for a ‘‘S cavenger 10 a m.—S unday school 7:45 p.m .—E vangelistic service. w ay Jan . 15, 1954 w hen the business firm s and individuals H arold Dail. H unt.” 11 a m.—M orning w orship ch u rch foundation was started. in Nyssa. S unday evening Rev. H im ple The young ad u lt group will 8 p.m .—Evening w orship C o n trib u tio n s of m aterials and | CATHOLIC CHURCH —J o u rn a l Photo drove to P aul, Ida., to bring hom e have a L abor Day re treat. Sept. W ednesday, 8 p.m.—P ray e r ser- Rembert Ahles, O. F. M. 3, 4 and 5, at Cam p Ponderosa, funds from throughout the com .lee. m u n ity , w ith all labor being don- Mass—S unday at 8 and 10 a m , _ _ ated, m ade it possible for the and daily at 8 a m. ADRIAN COMMUNITY L. D. S. F RST WARD Rev. S alazar to hold his first S atu rd ay , 10 a m. — C atechism CHURCH , Charles Mann, Bishop services “‘above g ro u n d ” on East- classes. (United Presbyterian) P iietshood ^meeting e r Sunday 0 f the same year. The 10:30 a m .—S un d ay school Henry E, Mooxe. Pastor s tru c tu re is 30 by 50 feet. FULL GOSPEL CHURCH 8:00 p m —S acram en t m eeting. 10 a m .—Bible school. SERVICES W hen the building program Tuesday, 2 p m.—R elief society. )1 a m .—M orning w orship Rev. Lloyd N. Pounds. started , church and S unday W ednesday, 4 p.m. — P rim ary ; 11 a m.—Ju n io r church. S unday, 10 a. m school atten d an ce was betw een 7:30 D m —M I. A. S unday, 8 p. m. 20 and 25 persons and the n u m FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH W ednesday, 8 p m. ber in S unday school has risen L. D. S. SECOND WARD John L. Briehl, Pastor i to 60 or 70 and about 85 average Lloyd Lewis. Bishop SUNDAY: FIRST CHURSH OF CHRIST Sunday atten d an ce at S unday evening )0 a m .—S unday school. G uest speakers conduct the P riesthood m eeting, 9:15 a.m. church services. 11 a m .—D ivine w orship w orship service u n til an o th er S unday school, 10:30 a. m. j In A pril of this year, the sam e m in ister is appointed. S acram ent m eeting 8:00 p.m. v o lu n teer w orkers started a par- Bible school— 10 a m. ST. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL Tuesday sonage back of the chu rch and W orship and C om m union — 11 CHURCH Relie.f^s?5iety d ay - 2n d Rev and Mrs Salazar and th eir j Tues., 10:30 a m.) 1:30 p. m. am . SUNDAY: , children w ere able to m ove last P rim ary, 4 p. m. C.Y.F.. S unday evening — 7 10 a. m., S unday school. m onth. The parsonage is not fully Wednesday o ’clock. 11 a m., church. com pleted, but th at w ork will be MIA, 8 p. m. W EDNESDAY: I done from tim e to tim e, the CHURCH OF CHRIST 9-11 a. m., K indergarten. pastor stated. BRETHREN CHRISTIAN 7:30, YPF, second and fourth Parma, Idaho— McConnel Ave. The Rev. S alazar said th at all CENTER MISSION Rev. Hale Miller, Minister Wedne.sdays of each m onth. m aterials for the tw o buildings East 2nd and E hr good 10 a.m .—Bible study. Jo h n A. C hurch, w arden and cost ap proxim ately S3000, all con 10 a m .—S unday school 11 a .m —M orning w orship. G ra n t R inehart, lay re a d e r will be trib u ted by friends of the church, 11 a .m —M orning w orship 8 p.m. — S unday evening ser in charge of church services until both business and individuals. 7:30 p m .—E vangelistic service vioe. a m in ister is appointed. All plans were d raw n by the ch u rch pastor ASSEMBLY OF GOD COMMUNITY METHODIST OWYHEE COMMUNITY Rev. A. S. Stubblefield. Pastor CHURCH CHURCH SUNDAY— Rev. Paul Ludlow, Pastor. R** Kenneth Himple. Pastor P a y e tte Lakes. It begins w ith the 9:45 a m — S unday school. Corner N. 3rd & Emiton Ave. 10 a m —S unday school evening m eal at 5:30 on the 3rd. 11:00 a m — M orning w orship 9:45 a m., S unday school for all 11 a m .—M orning w orship s e r A nyone planning to go should 7:00 p m — Young P eople’s vice ages. contact R uth H rrm an before Aug. 11:00 a m., M orning w orship service. 7 p m .—Young people's m eet 30. Registrati«:*i fee will be $6.00. 7:00 p.m., M ethodist youth fe l 8 00 p m — Evangelistic ser- ing The group will arran g e its own low ship. vice. tran sp o rtatio n 8 p m —Evening w orship DUANE R. A L T E R S ............................... Editor and Publisher Duane R. Alters and Geo. Whorton. Owners 5SÊ] lA# c5"5N CHURCH NOTES ily will be w ith us this Sunday, We wish to ex ten d an in v itatio n to all crur friends in the com m un- ity to come and h e a r Rev. H ast- mgs and jo in in o u r welcom e to him. ------------ T he O n tario and Nyssa CYF had a very successful m eeting last S unday night. M ixed games, singing and a discussion on the su b ject of C h ristian ity in our schools was discussed. T he over- w helm ing response, from the young people to tak e p a rt in this discussion was very h ea rt w arm - ing. S urely, th e w ork of o u r Lord m ust m ove forw ard w ith so m any of o ur yo u th joining in th e cause N ext tim e a th o u g h t of criticism for your yo u th en ters o ur minds, lets not say it—lets say a p ray er instead. ------------ The m en of the church cleaned t he church yard this week. Mrs H im ple and th eir daughter, C arleen. The re tu rn trip was m ade w ith Rev K eith H im ple of Don- nelly, Ida., and V ern Day of Cas- cade. 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