THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURHAL. WYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY. AUGUST 25, 1955
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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
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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
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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.
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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.
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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. They w ere ov ern ig h t guests
at the K enneth Him ples.
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