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COMMUNITY METHODIST CHURCH Rev. Paul Ludlow, Pastor. Corner N. 3rd & Emison Ave. 9 45 a m., Sunday school for all ages SUBSCRIPTION BATES niwspam « 11:00 a m., Morning worship Single Copies ..... .10 7:00 p.m , M ethodist youth f«i- PUlLISHilS In M alheur County, Oregon, ' lowship. and Payette and Canyon association Counties, Idaho: MISSIONARY BAPTIST 1 Y e a r ....................$3.00 CHURCH 6 Months $2 00 NATIONAL EDITORIAL M. J. Duncan, Pastor Elsewhere in the USA., 10 a m .—Sunday school. Per Year $4 00 11 a m —Morning worship 6 M o n th s___ - $2 50 AFÍJIIATÍ M Í M B M 8 p m.—Evening worship. (Strictly in Advance) Wednesday, 8 p.m.—P rayer ser vice. Published every Thursday at Nyssa M alheur County, Oregon. Entered at the postoffice at Nyssa, Oregon for transm ission ST. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL through the United States Mails, as a second class m atter, un Rev. H erbert Grosdidier der the act of March 3, 1879. SUNDAY: 10 a. m., Sunday school 11 a. m., church WEDNESDAY: 9-11 a m , K indergarten American adults are turning sissy and picking on the 7 30, YPF, second and fourth Wednesdays of each month. kids! Time was when they lambasted sin, unscrupulous FULL GOSPEL CHURCH politicians and the Communists. But the sinners con Rev. Lloyd N. Pounds, tinued t#> sin, the unscrupulous politicians continued Sunday. 10 a m. their graft and Communists continued to pack confiden Sunday, 6 p. m. Wednesday, 8 p. m. tial information back to the Huskies. The public has given up on these adversaries and turned to a new whip CATHOLIC CHURCH ping boy — the juvenile. Rem bert Ahles, O. F. M. It could be that juvenile delinquency has a pleasant Mass—Sunday sound that rolls off the tongue, else there wouldn’t be and daily at 8 a at m. 8 and 10 a ml so many tongues sounding the phrase. Saturday, 10 a m. — Catechism Adults should check a few points that might contribute ! classes. to “juvenile delinquency,” an overworked colloquialism, BRETHREN CHRISTIAN if ever there was one. CENTER MISSION A poor example is set insofar as respect for the law East 2nd and Ehrgood is concerned when hundreds of existing laws are broken 10 a m.—Sunday school by adults every second. Nyssa has 25-mile-per-hour speed 11 a m .—M orning worship. signs at all entrances to town. How many adults obey 7:30 p.m.—Evangelistic service them? There are stop siins throughout town. How often ADRIAN COMMUNITY do you see cars, driven by God-fearing, respectable CHURCH adults, coast right through We can name dozens of other (United Presbyterian) infractions that are common among public officials, par Henry E. Moore. Pastor ents, teachers, ministers and other civic leaders who 10 a m.—Bible school. should set a better example 11 a m —Morning worship You don’t need to look for broken homes, alcoholics 11 a m.—Junior church and ex-cons to find such prevalence of disrespect for the CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE law. Robert Jackson, Pastor These rules, made by men, might be ridiculous, but 414 Good Avenue why aren’t they changed or repealed? To ignore them, 10 a.m —Sunday school and hundreds more, has become a part of our everyday 11 p.m.—M orning worship life and too many don’t mind telling their children from 7 p m.—N Y P S and Junior the time they can walk until they reach 21, why they meetings. should disobey certain laws and adhere to others. 7 45 p.m.—Evangelistic service Where do young minds draw the line between right ASSEMBLY OF GOD and wrong? Rev. A. ? . Stubblefield. Pastor SUNDAY— 9:45 a m. — Sunday school 11:00 a.m — Morning worship. 7:00 p.m. — Young People’s! Judge not thy friend until thou service. • kindest in his place. The Nyssa Second Ward MIA 8:00 p.m. — Evangelistic ser will present a gay one-act comedy vice. Tuesday evening, the We 2 about the problems of teen age group had its evening m eeting in i omance. L. D. S. FIRST WARD the basem ent of the church, where "The Perfect Couple” will be Charles Mann, Bishop an oyster supper was served to given in the LDS Stake house 9:15 a.m.—Prietshood m eeting 19 The group decided instead of auditorium W ednesday evening 10 30 a m.—Sunday school. Christm as gift exchange, they at 8:00 p m .—Sacram ent m eeting m. under the direction of Tuesday, would take the money and buy Mis 8 p Chet 2 p.m.—Relief society Bowns. Christm as candy for the Sunday j The cast includes Kathy Carr, Wednesday, 4 pm . — Prim ary; school. Pete Wilson of Moses Anna Mae Fife, Robert Bowns, 7:30 p m.—M. I. A 1,-ike, Wash., was a visitor for the Barbara Beck. Bruce Fife, Elaine evening. The next m eeting of the Glover, L. D. S. SECOND WARD Linda Bowns, Mary Bair, group is scheduled for Div. 19 Sam Palm er, Danny Tucker, June Sunday Lloyd Lewis. Bishop with Mrs. Fred Stephen and Mrs. Feik, Gerald Talbot, Gary Lemon, Priesthood meeting, 9:15 a.m Elver Nielsen in charge of John Lewis and Richard Ander Sunday school. 10:30 a. m. planning the meeting. son. Sacram ent m eeting 7 30 p m Tuesday O ther num bers on the program Four days last week all Sunday j Relief society (sewing day, 2nd be a quartet selection by Tties school class rooms in the church will , 10:30 a m ) 1:30 p m. Nadine May, Janice Lewis, Elaine were painted, the tables given Glover and Nancy Skeen and an W ednesday new tops, and curtains were hung accordian solo b> Bonnie Staples. Prim ary, 4 p. m in all the rooms by the Missionary MIA, 8 p. m. group of the church, and were assisted by the men in jobs too OWYHEE COMMUNITY difficult for the women to arcom CHURCH phsh Rev. K enneth Himple. Pastor Mary and M artha Society will 10 a.m.—Sunday meet at the home of Mrs. M L. 11 a m —Morning school. This Sunday evening at the Judd, worship ser d i) Di 8 1 regular church hour, the picture! tion of T hur vice. officers and final 7 p m.—Young people's meet “M artin L uther” will be shown plans for new bazaar and dinner at the church la | Thursday evening, Dtv. 8 the 8 p.m.—Evening worship Prayer meeting and Bible study church will meet at the FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST will be held at the home of Mr home of t>oard W K Piercv and Mrs. Otis Bullard Last week’s Rev. Earl Hastings m eeting was held at the home of Saturday, Dec 10 is God’s Acre Bible school— 10 a. m. Mr and Mrs Homer W hitman orship and Communion 11 sale date Dinner will bo served a W m Choir practice each Wednesday between 11 and 1 o’clock C. Y. F , Sunday evening— 7 evening at the church preparin g, o'clock. Sunday School Christm as pro for the Christm as program gram the night of W ednesday m. Evening services, S unday—8 p. The W omen’s Missionary group D tc 21. will meet this coming Tuesday at CHURCH OF CHRIST the home of Mrs. Fred Stephen at i Christm as pageant with the Parm a. Idaho—McConnel Ave. 2 o'clock All women of the church young people and adult choir Rev. Hale Miller. M inister Sunday night, Dec. IK are urged to attend 10 a m.—Bible study. 11 a m.—Morning worship. Tuesday evening the church I lantic was a good one. spending a 8 p m. — Sunday evening ser hoard will meet at the Harold Hail day in France, then a few days in vior. home for their regular meeting of I Italy before going on to her mls- the month 1 sionary station in French Kqua- FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH toneal Africa The natives were John L. Briehl. Pastor Word received from Miss M ar | lined a mile long outside the sta- SUNDAY: jorie Benedict, missionary to Af ; tion to welcome her back Her 10 a m —Sunday school rica, that her trip across the At medical supplies and etc. 11 a m .—Divine worship m „i Kocîr 5N Do As I Say, Not As I Do Chesnut's Mother Outstanding Film Episcopal Church Mrs. Pass«** at Iowa Home Martin Luther' Mrs. W ayne C hesnul received News word Monday night of the death “Search the Scriptures; for in them ye think ye have eternal At Owyhee Church “O Lord Jesus Christ, who at of her m other, Mrs W A. Shoff life; and they are they which thy first coming didst send thy at her home in Woodbine, Iowa testify of m e ' John J:39 Thursday, Dec. 8, 8:: p m PTA Christm as program in the high school gym. The Nyssa churches are joining in presenting: “Know the M eaning o f Christm as.” There will be inspiring and edu cational messages in song and speech. Everyone is invited Friday, Dec 9. 7:00 p no Youth division workers will meet at the parsonage Saturday, Dec. 10, 10:00 a 9h the senior Hi MYF Novelty Shop —a sale of gift items, aprons, candies, cooked foods, novelties, will be at Ralph Lawrence's In surance office Don’t miss this opportunity to help the Youth Fellowship of our church, and at the same time get clever C hrist mas gifts. Don’t forget to see Mrs. Foster about sending a surplus food package to needy persons over seas. This is being sponsored by the Methodist com m ittee for overseas relief. Remem ber: “In asm uch as ye have done it to the least of these, my brethern, ye have done it unto me." "M artin L uther,” an hour and 45 m inute picture, will be shown Sunday evening at the Owyhee Comm unity church at 8 o’clock This film portrays the life story of M artin Luther, tne lather of P ro testantism and is one that all should see It was taken in G er m any with actual settings from the Life of Luther. This film has m ade an all time record in the num ber of prints made, according to a census taken on regligous films. Robert l A Lea, executive secretary of the religious agency of the Lutheran church productions, Inc. reported that some 2,500 prints were made and released during October, the reform ation month. The average num ber of religious film prints is from 300 to 500 The public is invited to view this picture. A free will offering will be taken. worship service—Mr. Ludlow ’s topic will be: T h e Word of God in Living Language.” This is Uni versal Bible Sunday among the various churches. The senior and junior MYF groups will hold their regular m eetings at the church at 7:00 p. m. Sunday, Dec. 11, 9:45—Classes W ednesday, Dec. 14—the pri for all ages. m ary and junior church school Sunday, Dec. 11, 11:00 a. m. from 4 to 5. messengers to prepare thy way after a long illness. She had before thee; G rant that the m in been taken to her home there isters and stew ards of thy m yst Sunday after a six weeks’ con eries may likewise so prepare and finem ent in the hospital. make ready thy way, by turning Mrs. Chesnut and son. Buddy the hearts of the disobedient to returned last week following a the wisdom of the just, that at thy trip to Iowa to be w ith her second coming to judge the mother. world we may be found an a c -1 Services will be held Thursday ceptable people in thy sight, who in Woodbine livest and reignest with the F ath er and the Holy Spirit ever, one gracious to the Masonic Lodge God, world without end Amen.” and the O rder of Eastern S tar for their kind allow ance of use of With the third Sunday in Ad their hall. vent we are beginning to turn within our hearts to the East, YPF meets W ednesday even watching for, waiting for, expect ing at 7:30 at the home of Dick ing the rising of the star that rid I and M argaret Tensen us of all that mars, that blurs, that destroys the sense of peace and righteousness that the for Miss Hazel Morrison will be giveness of God through Jesus here Wednesday for a meeting >Christ alone can give us. “O in the evening with all the people interested in the work of the Come, O Come, Im m anuel.” Sunday school The m eeting will The lessons for Sunday: (Read be at the church at 7:30. Mark them) Psalms 85: Isaiah 35; 1 this date now! Thessalonians 5:12-23. The annual Christm as pro gram of St. P aul’s will be held in Guild meets Monday evening the Church evening, Dec. at 8:00 at the home of A C. Sal 23 at 7:30 p. Friday m lee. “Lighten our darkness, we be If you are going to worship seech thee, O Lord; and by thy with the congregation of St. great mercy defend us from all Paul’s Sunday, you will find perils and dangers of this day; them back at home in their for the love of thy only Son, our church at 5th and Bower. Our Saviour, Jesus Christ. Amen.” T A Y I rtD ’C » « * L v h ò PHONE 3111 food market locker service NYSSA HRISTMAS FOOD CARNIVAL f Prices Effective FRIDAY and SATURDAY If Owyhee Community LDS Second Ward Church News To Present Play Eatinore — Whole or Strained " V 1 ■> Nalley's — 15-oz. Chili Con Carne Del Monte's Double Luck Cut Green Beans Florida Gold Fancy 303 Cans a w, zr/m&i V rc-'V J* * HENS- 3 Lb. Average Each.......... S I .2 9 Crisp. 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