Nyssa gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1937-199?, October 06, 1955, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2

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:HE N Y S S A GATE CITY J O UR N A L. N Y S S Y OREGON,
P A G E TWO
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THE GATE CITY JOURNAL
DUANü R. A L T E R S ........................Editor and Publuher
Duane R. Alters and Geo. Whorton, Owners
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES
In Malheur County, Oregon,
and Payette and Canyon
Countie-, Idaho:
i Tear
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6 Months
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$2.00
Elsewhere in the U S A ,
Per Y ( ai
$3 50
Single C o p ies----- .10
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Published every Thursday at Nyssa. Malheur County, Oregon.
Entered at the postoffice at Nyssa, Oregon for transmission
through the United Stat* > Mails, as a ;econd class matter, un­
der the a t of March 3, 1879.
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AM ERICAN LEGION AUX.
TO HOLD MELTING
Tb^ American Legion Auxili­
ary will a»fc*t this evening at the
Mrs. Woodrow Witvon
American Legion hall for their
"Create in me a clean heart. O,
t Z'S* Parma
Goa. and renew a right spirit
regular meeting.
• a »thin me.—-“Re st ire unto n
Eight members of the Girl
joy of thy talvation: and upb Id
Mr and M>
J
Bet,:. and [Scouts Will give a flag ceremony
me ,ah thy free salvation '
fan..l\ A I V
Ore. were and turablmg act in the way of
Clayton «•!!<.»»tu.nm**t.t
Thru-day, Oct. 6, -ton: chil­
.
.
.
li p. m D*. nms Patch of Salem.
Jonr rly of Nyssa. will sp/ak at Tne two ladies arc *>u>ins.
to the iocai p T A
the
::it meeting <>f the W«.man's
K< n Robinson « nt*r< I the C ild
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so. ety %nd the Wesleyan Servivo
' al
spital Wednes- fanu!y o f Paradise, Ore, ware
Guil : H./. «. •.•«•! .a h
: • vomì
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men and youth arv aNo invited
row Wilson home Mr. Beech and
a- ’.ms
the introductory lecture
Mr and Mrs F... Bo ton nut Mr Wilson were former neigh
it*
the;r son. Gene at the Ro se air- burs and hadn't seen each other
-tjdy course which will follow port m da> ’..¡st week. He ame foi 16 years,
on the -a *■- :v-_ Wednesday
in by P’.an.o it m Eu: >po. where
Mr. and Mrs Bert Sandy si d
\ evenir..:*
he n.i- Apent th< last three
eai
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d
i
y.
Saturday, Oct. 8. beginning at .
- lit .s home on a 30-day
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Correll r '
P.wJ a m . the WSCS will have a
;
r on..-tod.
Arlington. Wa.-h
spent three
aim m i.
a.e in the id Ft*. .
>':
O rlt) Smit
captain o f days last week visiting the Jack
on Furniture building. Everv- the local group, will have work- Reed family.
i to t
their ar1
ers sol.citn.c for
the Community1 Mrs. Mary E Bodmer was a”.
f clothing and other salable arii- Cal ndar, which i> sponsored by overnight guest ii I
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Me next f w W.l .>n hon. Sunday li ght
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hair-
a» -
I
«yd
P ^.-c let Mi’s. Snider know if
\ i can lie n her with the sale.
Methodist Church
News
if A
BILL O f
FIGHTS FOR
=_ YOUR RIGHT
VO KNOW!
r ig h t s
M Vflnfjr
Dangers of Full Employment
ip * tnplovrm-nt,
made to t-limir ate
;*turv Mitchell.
Doesn’t the man realize that such action would cause
unemployment in Oregon far beyond Sen. Wayne
ji iris’ wildest dreams? in the Oregon unemplyment
offices clerks, typists and statisticians, whose numbers
if*napei wi >rk and mysti<
reports are any indication, would be left with no jobs
Pit nt injures to compile.
il there were no unern
Of course, these unemployment administration em­
ployees could be kept busy lor several months stormy
away all the red tape their office has created
TH URSDAY, OCTOBER 6. 1955
National * •' -
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CHURCH NOTES
Christian Church
Sunday, Oct. 9, Mr Ludli
serman topic at the 11 00 a. m
L. D. S. FIRST WARD
From Greed to
The o'fin a! " ard meets Tues­ serva e w ill e>
Charles Mann. Bishop
day at 8:00 p m , Oct 4, at the Creative J o y ."
0 15 a m.—Prictshood meeting. church.
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10:30 a m —Sunday school.
Follow.ng the morning service.
8:00 p m.—Sacrament meeting.
The cho.r :
for practice , the commission on education w;ll
Tuesday, 2 p m Relief society.
daj
be in charge o f the program at
Wednesday, 4 pm — Primary; at the church
' the pot-luck dinner in the church
7 30 pm .—M. I. A
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basement. This is the fir.-t in a
Lou. Mi and Mrs Paul Thomson
The “ Come Double” class will series of all-church meetings at
and family. Mr and Mrs. Merle
L. D. S. SECOND WARD
meet at the home of John Strick­ which the work of the commis­
Thomson and Gary. Mr. and Mis.
Lloyd Lewis. Bishop
land Friday even ng, Oct. 7 for sions will be explained Care is
W U. Unw.n and Mr and Mr
Sunday
i
i t
Omar
Bett
and
family
were
a-
Farmerettes Club
Priesthood meeting, 9:1.5 a.m. I d:sous-ion or. the theme “ Laymen children, so the youth and adult-
inoiiu thus.' who went to see Min­
Sunday s< hool, 10 30 a m
may attend the meeting after the
nie Pearl and the Maddox Broth-
Sacrament meeting 8:00 p m. E\ angch.-m " — —
dii
own
i
:
and
Ho
e
at
N\
a
la
:
Satur-
The Nu A - r Grange bad tin
T uesday
The Christiai i Youth Fellow- table service.
boo ter night < n S« pt 2:* with a da\
Relief ninety 1 ewing day, 2nd
—
- the
.hip of the fi vi
potluck appi r for the comriiun-
Mi
Dale McDaniel and Mrs j Tue... 10:30 a m ) 1:30 p. m.
i i
valley will nu * * at ti-.i y :
P:.m;.iy. 4 p in.
itv at the Nu >\cri* hall Inimol ■ Harley Sager went to Boise Tues­
r
’hi
3 'o 'ii are
m.
]
Christian
chun
h
at
3:00
p.
Wednesd
iy
.itch following the upp r l'i .1 day on business.
being made.
Sa t urda v, Oct. Í’ lor a 11 i ^ f ■ '
MIA,
8
p.
rn.
h<
■ p ta
Franc« VanMet- r, Janice Ilann
i ion.” The pul :ic i¿ invited.
1
t at
were then entertained with a pro­ and JoDelJ Lyons have been j • k-
th*- * hu: h at 7:00 p m
OWYHEE
COMMUNITY
gram under the direction of Mr
iiuj prunes n tin Fruitland ana
Bible 'chool meets at 10 a. ni
1
Th<
high M YF also
CHURCH
Ruby Kersey. After the program ti e la ' f'-w day
Sunday. C1 a - ;s for all a ¿CH.
their
th°
Rev. Kenneth Hirrplc, Pastor
they spent the rest of the even­
Mi
Harriet Harris of Ny-sa
VW
ice at 11:00 a. rn. - hui h .it 7 p. ir
10 am.— Sunday school.
ing playing games and -quar*'
visited Mrs. Forrest Carpenter
Mr. Hasting’s sermon topic Will
11 am
Morning w
hip ser­
dancing.
Thursday afternoon.
“ He
to V»’ irship "
vice.
Mr and Mrs John Murphy of
,i
7 pm
Young people’s meet­
Nys.-a visited Mr. and Mrs. George
Evening service at 8:00 p. m.
and Mi and Ml
Arvin Kern ' ing.
I'.ii ;
' \V. hr day evt n;. ,
This service will be a continua-
and nous v. ited Elver Nielsen in
8 p.m.—Evening worship.
Word ha been received lo in Sen it Valiev Sundav afte- ■amt
pastor
tures on t
Portland, that Mr. and Mr la­
“ Book of Revelation."
MISSIONARY BAPTIST
I
ter S.ith* i laud : c the pan i ! of
CHURCH
pent Thai day at th>• home of
a
A Sunday chool clinic vv.ll be
M. J. Duncan. Pastor
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and weighed 7 pounds, 1 ounce..
held at th* C.Jdwc'd Christian
. 10 a.m -Sunday school.
M
Orna. B.'*;-
Mr and Mrs. Sutherland are for­
chu h Oct 11, 12, ind 13
Mr and Mr George Bolz lef* I 11 am.— Morning worship
merly from Nu Acre
Ton i
8 pm. Evening worship.
last
Friday
evening.
Sept
30
for
then fourth child
The area assembly of tthe Dis-
Wednesday, 8 p.m. Prayer ser­
So • 11 ■ ' ('le 'II:-' al • piai
Mr Ed M- roiii-y and J
('• !
ciples of Ch . t will i)e held at
vice.
to vis.t the Grant Hu--I
n
S, ika; e Oct. 17. 18 and 19
len called on Mrs. G. G. Wherry
They will return sometime
at Payette Monday.
CHURCH
OF
THE
NAF.ARENE
hope to liftve ■ 'ine
Robert Jackson. Pastor
M i
William F Wallai-e and cncoui a i* i n
The districi meeting of the
-. iinn-rirm:
f*
4! 4 Good Avenuo
»r* ( B
iting A
C'.i ' m
Felllowship
\ onng Dar
ho at our
10 a.m -Sunday school.
will be li¡i M it 1 : : n.i.-Uii
Wal lace's paient.. Mr. and ’ ■ : last it•port r
i to
11 p.m.—Morning worship.
1 ene Murphy over the week a w 1 ,enil
7 p.m.—N.Y.P.S. and Junior
ST. P A U L ’S EPISCOPAL
end.
i * /at
( 'ha-rii
•
G i aldini- Fi -. i ■ st.
with lift m his niru nt’ harvest last Wed- meetings.
1:4
SUNDAY
tin* Kimmi-s children \While
1K .1' aft* ‘I I 0 m when a numhei
10 a m , Sunday school.
'nts. Mr. and Mrs Ray Kirn .)/ til stud » ?i* ■ on a Nu Acres liu*
CHURCH OF CHRIST
11 a. m . church.
ma are taking a trip to 5,1 riine- i-nlo.V Ird at his in . hard and u ent
Parma,
Idaho
McConnel
Avo.
WEDNESDAY
sota 1 lie-, tei>k the t .*,. o \ III)' -■ to WOl k
*Iev. Hale Miller, Minister
9-11 a. m., Kindergarten.
id Hand]
Lawrence Cleverly accompan­
10 a.m.— Bible study.
7:30, YTF, second and fourth
e In i
ied his brother-in-law on a deer
11 a m.—Morning worship.
Wedne days of each month.
Mi
Kimmts’ mother, Mr- O n hunt ovei the weekend He re
8 p.m. — Sunday evening ser-
Fisher aiul ht r brother of Apple turned Sunday evening
i vice.
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST
Valley.
Mrs. Darwin Condie spent last
Rev. Earl Hastings
Charles Daubt, who . > mploj - d weekend visiting her son. Jeron
ASSEMBLY OF GOD
Bible school— 10 a. m.
by the David Tree Co., went with Jackson, who is employed by the tier. A.
Stubblefield. Pastor
Worship and Communion— 11
the n t of the men to Halway. forest s e r v i c e He i stationed at SUNDAY—
a. m
Ore. to trim trees for the Idaho pi e m nt in Pr line Cit> , Ida Mi <
9 45 a m. — Sunday school
C. Y. F . Sunday evening— 7
I’ou« i Co He left l i t Monday Condie .ays the deer are so num-
11:00 a m
Morning worship o’clock.
and expects to work there for i rous and unafraid they come
7 00 pm — Young People’s
Evening services. Sunday -8 p.
about three weeks. He will lie up and gaze through a large pic­ service.
m.
able to come home on weekend*. ture window at the human in­
8 00 p.m. — Evangelistic ser­
Mrs Julius Fields anil Mrs Fol­ side Easy men folks it's out of vice.
FULL GOSPEL CHURCH
ia t ( ’.u peiiter helped Mi and bounds for deer huntei
Rev. Lloyd N. Pounds.
Mrs Dian Fields move to Kamiali,
Stephen Bolz is making up for FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH
Sunday, 10 a m.
Ida., Sunday Dean is working m Ins vacation trip to Yellowstone
John L. Briehl. Pastor
Sunday. 8 p m.
the -,i\u mill there
this summer by staying home SUNDAY:
Wednesday, 8 p m
Mr and Mi Fred Howell, Mr now to do the chores and finish
10 a m —Sunday school
and Mi Wm Grasmick and Marv the hay harves ting
11 am .—Divine worship
COMMUNITY METHODIST
CHURCH
Rev. Paul Ludlow, Pastor.
Corner N. 3rd L Emison Ave.
9 45 a m . Sunday school for all
ages.
11.00 a m . Morning worship.
, 7:00 pn; Methodist youth fe l­
lowship.
Notes,
Nu Acres News
Apple Valley
Huntsmen,«.
When you brinry that game back, what about the
hide?
We tan deer and elk skins to perfection.
We make custom jackets from your own skins that
will be your pride and comfort for many years.
W e also make gloves and slippers, all with the finest
workmanship.
T IFF A N Y GLOVE COMPANY
1S04 Center A v e .
Payette, Idaho
Phene 6Û2-J
McCOLLUM
B e e t H a rv e ste r
2 Row
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3 Row
You may nol know the name BUT YOU DO
KNOW THIS TYPE BEET HARVESTER
CATHOLIC CHURCH
Rembert Ahles, O. F. M.
Mass- Sunday at 8 and 10 a m.
and daily at 8 a m.
Saturday. 10 am — Catechism
classes.
BRETHREN CHRISTIAN
CENTER MISSION
East 2nd and Ehrgood
I*1 a.;:' Sunday school
7 to p •
Before you buy
machine— it has
many practical improvements that are easily visible to you.
Look at the Harvester its^.f — -rnd give us an opportunity to explain
the improved features.
AD R IAN COM M UNITY
CHURCH
'Unit, t Frcsbylerian)
Henry C. M ooi*. Pastor
I ' at-
"'. ble m hz -1.
II a m Mi m ing t\ ,r<\ ip
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A PERSONAL REQUEST
? Boet Harvester, let us show y<y. this
DON'T B2! CONFUSED BY COMPARATIVE
PICTIHRFS
Mean ; Us*'-- -ervice
Wc have tried to build a repu. >F >»*. for honesty ar.d good serrice. Some
of *\o besf farmer» in this area have bought these McCollum Beet H ar­
vesters from us.
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P
STOMACH ULCkRS
DiH: TO EXCESS ACID
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All wo ask is t' »t you do not judge tW*s machine f-mn **ty close up
photographs that -.uay be shown to you — see the machine itself - nd get
the fact* about its construction.
QUICK RFLiEF OR f 1 COST
u
Stom ach
D u od on a l U lce r* 1 w
E»cr%* A c i d -
Po o r Di\ *tu>n. Sour
U p 'ft M o m jt h ,
G n tio ^ t.
H .irtburn,
rtv..
C u i t ) Acid. \
Ml Haye '
Uc*
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Slreple*snes*,
" t l i l l i r d ’l
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free
NYSSA PHARMACY
OWYHEE DRUG CO.
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Nyssa Implement Co
CARL BARCLAY, Manager
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