THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. HYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY. JANUARY 19. 1956
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CHURCH NOTES
New Presbyterian
Church Officers
Elected Sunday
ASSEMBLY OF GOD
Rev. A. /. Stubblefield. Pastor
SUNDAY—
Adrian— A new staff of officers
9 45 a m. — Sunday school.
j was elected for the Adrian United
11.00 am. — Morning worship. i Presbyterian
church
Sunday-
7 00 pm. — Young People’s night at a meeting of the congreg-
service
Episcopal Church
News
Adrian Presbyterian
Church Notes
Christian Church
Notes
Sunday night, Jan 22 the mov
ing picture -Martin Luther” will
Sunday school 9 45-11:00 a m
“ Almighty God, who hast pour be shown. Everyone interested is
ed upon us the new light of thine invited to see this picture A free
Morning Service 11:00 a. m -
incarnate Word; grant that the offering will be taken.
12:00 a. m.
same light enkindled in our
hearts may shine forth in our
The Explorer Scouts will serve
Sermon “ Planning your life
lives; through Jesus Christ our a baked chicken dinner in the
work.”
Lord. Amen.”
church basement, Saturday night,
Jan. 21. Serving will begin at
Come and worship with us,
Sunday, the third Sunday after 5:30 p. m.
Sunday.
Epihany will bring to our own
attention the following lessons:
The Colymbia Visitation Evan
Psalm 11; Deuteronomy 16-18 gelism meeting composed of the
Evening
service
continued
— 17:11; James 2:1-13 These ministers and some of the elders study of the book of Revelations
Sundays of Epihany are provid of Columbia Synod will meet in Topic for this Sunday “ Phila-
ing instruction for those who are the Idaho Presbytery from Mon delhphia.”
witnesses to God’s work in the day, Jan. 23 through Thursday 26.
Choir practice every Wednes
world through His Son Jesus
day evening, 8:00 p. m
Christ whose birth we have so
Mary and Martha Society met
recently
celebrated,
and the at the home of Mrs. Carl Hill
Jan. 26, Womens group meet
meaning of that birth in us, over Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Marion ings will be held with Mrs, Tore
coming for us the power of dark Kurtz, co-hostess. Devotions en Johnson (group No. 1) and Mrs
ness and death
titled “Oportunities Unlimited" John Reeves (group No. 2).
were led by Mrs. Verle Bishop.
Note this time changes; Our Mrs. Lynn Hurst presented the
Jan. 27, church supper. Chili
Sunday evening sessions will be Prayer Cycle and Mrs. Francis and oyster feed.
gin at 7:30 and will last for one Deffer presented the program.
“ A task without a vision is
hour (or more, if anyone has any
drudgery; a vision without a
thing left to say). We had our
Again this past week there task is a dream; a task with a
first session this past Sunday on was a fine response of workers vision is victory.
the first two words of the Creed: to help on finishing the Sunday
“ I believe.” Sunday evening we school rooms. Any men interest
A group of 18 children from*
will take up the phase: "God the ed in helping any time, are wel the primary department of the
Father, Almighty, Maker of heav come and their time and work Sunday School attended a roller
en and earth.” At this session we contributed are greatly appreci skating party Saturday, Jan. 7 at
w ill confine the discussion of ated.
Ontario. They were accompanied
"Father” not to include a doctrine
by the teacher, Mrs. Ken Pond
of the Holy Trinity.
If you don’t have a church and Mrs. Earl Strickland and
home you are cordially invited to Mrs. Earl Hastings.
The people on the mailing list attend the Adrian Community
Following the party they re
of our church will receive in a United Presbyterian church.
turned to the church for lunch
few days a statement of the
building finances of St. Paul’s
Episcopal Church.
' ation.
8 00 p.m. — Evangelistic ser
Carl Hill and K. I Peterson
vice.
were named elders; Maurice O
Judd and Kenneth Price, trustees;
L.D.S. OWYHEE WARD
! Leota Kreigh, clerk; Irvin Top-
James A. Peterson. Bishop
liff, church school superintend
NATIONAL
(TORNAI
Tel. 2592
Rt. 1. Nyssa
ent; Anna Sparks, assistant super-
A S SO c f *
1st Sunday each month, observe ; intendent; Earl Winn, congrega-
<7V
:3 ' 0 M
fast day
! tional chairman and those elected
AFFILIATI MIMIC!
8:45 a m Ward teachers’ report to the nursery roll committee
meeting
’ were Mrs. Ernest Seuell, Mrs.
Published every Thursday at Nyssa. Malheur County, Oregon.
9:40 a m Priesthood meeting ! Dudley Kurtz, Mrs. Kenreth
12:00 Fast meeting
Entered at the postoffice at Nyssa, Oregon for transmission
Price, Mrs. Eugene Stephen, Mrs.
Remaining Sundays
Irvin Topliff and Mrs. James
through the United States Mails, as a second class matter, un
9:15 a m Priesthood meeting. Phifer.
der the act of March 3, 1879.
10:30 a m. Sunday school.
Athol Sayre is the church
7:30 p m Sacrament meeting. school music director; Katherine
Tuesday
Auker, church school pianist;
2 p.m. Relief society.
Indifference Can Lead To Trouble
Mrs. Dyre Roberts, church school
(2nd Tuesday each month, work secretary and treasurer with
While there is no effective opposition, there is obvious
meeting 10 a m )
Miss Mary Wier as assistant; K
indifference to a proposal to change Oregon’s system of
Wednesday
I Peterson, church treasurer; W
4:30 p.m. Primary.
electing state senators and giving eastern and south
E Piercy. C. R Mills, Henry Day
8 pm M I A
ern Oregon counties as much voice in the state senate
and John Packwood, offering
ushers;
Kenneth Price, Billy
as that now enjoyed by Multnomah and other thickly
L. D. S. FIRST WARD
Looney and Steven Sayre, senior
populated areas.
Charles Mann, Bishop
ushers; Mrs. Alvin McGinnis,
Why does this indifference exist?
9:15 a m.—Prietshood meeting. social chairman with Mrs. M. L
The Journal doesn’t pretend to have the answers, but
Kurtz as assistant; Dudley Kurtz,
10:30 a m.—Sunday school.
the indifference extends to almost all phases of state
8:00 p m —Sacrament meeting choir director with Mrs. James
government and is noticeable to a lesser extent in
Tuesday, 2 p.m.—Relief society. Phifer, assistant; Mrs. M. L. Judd,
K I Peter*
Wednesday, 4 p.m.— Primary; Mrs Carl Hill, Ml
county government.
son
and
Mrs.
W.
E.
Piercy are
7
30
p
m.—M.
I.
A
Eastern Oregonians seem to have drifted into a fatal
members of the flower committee.
istic state of mind and taken for granted that Mult
L. D. S. SECOND WARD
nomah county shall continue to rule the state. There’s
Lloyd Lewis. Bishop
Sf. Paul's Guild At
beefing about the game department spending all its
Sunday
funds for parks in western Oregon, but how many
Priesthood meeting, 9:15 am. J.D. McWilliam Home
park beefers are working for the reapportionment plan?
Sunday school, 10:30 a. m.
St. Paul’s Guild met last Mon
There’s griping about lack of state highway funds in
Sacrament meeting 7:30 p.m.
day evening at the home of Mrs.
Y P F meets next Wednesday
Tuesday
eastern Oregon, or rather the manner in which they
J. D McWilliams with 18 in at evening at the Church, 7:30 p ni.
Relief society (sewing day, 2nd tendance.
are expended, but the gripers seem to be unaware of
Tues., 10:30 a m ) 1:30 p. m.
Mrs. Jessie Morgan, chairman
“ Come, bless the Lord, all you
the fact that we are sharing a senator with two other
Wednesday
of
the kitchen committee, gave servants of the Lord, who stand
counties while some in western Oregon have as many
Primary, 4 p. m.
a report on the proposed kitchen by night in the house of the Lord!
as seven senators to themselves. There are screams
MIA, 8 p. m.
plans of the church
Lift up your hands to the holy
about state income taxes and possible ad valorem and
5:00 — 8:00 P. M.
The next meeting will be Feb place and bless the Lord!
OWYHEE COMMUNITY
sales taxes, but the loud protests are drowning out the
13 at the home of Mrs Art Bov-
May the Lord bless you from
CHURCH
appeals for a reapportionment plan that might help
dell with Mrs. Hilda Tensen as co Zion, He who made heaven and
METHODIST CHURCH BASEMENT
Rev Kenneth Himple, Pastor
alleviate some of the real or imaginary injustices.
hostess.
earth!” (Psalm 134).
| 10 a m.—Sunday school.
Indifference to state affairs is showing up more and
Chili — Relish Plate
11 a m.—Morning worship ser-
more in county business where taxes are rising, new
Methodist
Parsonaqe
meeting and social gathering
I vice.
Beef Soup — Pie — Drink
•r.
.1]
T j.
were Mi and Mrs Chai < Ei
expenditures are being planned without telling the
7 p m —Young people’s meet- r amines at Lualows
le>
ette, Mr and Mrs
people what they are and an appointee is taking over
Ing
Methodist parsonage families of vyn Shay of Vale, Mr. and Mrs
from the county court the duties of spending our money.
p m.—Evening worship,
the Snake River valley met Orville Coats of Ontario and Mi-.s
We hope the “ to-hell-with-it” attitude is averted with
Thursday at th< home of Rev. and Grace Weaver of Emmett.
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST Mrs. Paul Ludlow.
Sponsored by MYF
out the need of a jolt it might take years to overcome.
---------------------
Rev. Earl Hastings
Indifference can lead to serious trouble.
Those attending the business
USE THE CLASSIFIED ADS
Bible school— 10 a. m.
Worship and Communion— 11
Women's Fellowship a. m.
C. Y. F., Sunday evening— 7
Meets at Church
o’clock.
Christian Womens Fellowship
Evening services, Sunday—8 p
] met Thursday at the church.
m.
‘*But they that wait upon the
The regular business meeting
Lord shall renew their strength; was conducted by Mrs Emerscgi
M ISSIONARY BAPTIST
they shall mount up with wings Bingbman, president. Devotions .
CHURCH
as eagles; they shall run and not were led bv Mrs Earl Hastings
M. J. Duncan. Pastor
Lx weary; and they shall walk,
The program
“ Rocks That
10 a m —Sunday school
and not faint.” Is, 40 I! I
Cause Whirlpools" was under the
11 am.— Morning worship
direction of Mrs Joe Bellon.
8 p m.— Evening worship
The members began the new
Thursday, Jan 19 (today) 2.00
Wednesday, 8 p m —Prayer ser
The Woman’s Society Circles series on "The Christian Mission vice.
meet as follows: No. 1, Larry Rob in the Revolutional World.”
Mrs. Lora Dittv and Mrs. How
insons’ at the home of Mrs Clres-
ST. PAU L'S EPISCOPAL
ley with Mrs. Stephen in charge ard Finger were hostesses for the
Rev. Herbert Grosdidier
of the program. No. 2, Alice Aft ernoon
SUNDAY:
Hitchcock, at the home of Mrs
10 a m , Sunday school.
Sager with Mrs. Penrod in charge
11 a m . church
Owyhee
Community
10-riAl WiITTIM
of the program. No. 3, Charlotte
WEDNESDAY
GUAR A N !lt iACKlO
Alston, at the home of Mrs.
Church News
9-11 a m.. Kindergarten
i t THIS Si A l
Broughton with Mrs Kevern pre
7 30. YPF, second and fourth
E v e ry n a t u r a l rkat
senting the program At 7:45 p.m Thought of the week:
Wednesdays of each month.
cuTtee a W nlten G u inn -
the Night Circle is being organ
What would my church be if
toe
and the rndunn^
ized for mothers of pre-school every member were like me'
quality o f l hie A nn iver
CHURCH OF CHRIST
sary
me
Urate is backed
children. Mrs. 'Don Oldemeyer,
Parma. Idaho— McConnel Ave.
by the American Stand
108 North fith, will be the hostess
Rev. and Mrs Kenneth Himple
ards T es tin g B ureau
Rev. Hale Miller. Minister
with Mrs. McPartland presenting and daughter left Monday morn
Th eir Seal is a la bora tor y
10
a
m.—Bible
study
aternp o f quality?
th« program All women with pre- ing to visit Rev and Mrs. Keith
1
1
am
.—Morning
worship
school children who have been Himple in Donnelly, Ida The oc
8 p m. — Sunday evening ser- j
unable to attend the other circles casion for the get-together was
vice.
art cordially invited to attend
to celebrate three birthdays. Rev.
Kenneth Himple and Keith Him-! CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE
Sunday, Jan 22, 9:45
Church pie’s Monday and Mrs. Kenneth
Robert Jackson. Pastor
school — classes for all ages Himple’s Tuesday A return trip
10
a m —Sunday school.
Adult class meets at parsonage was made to Nyssa Wednesday
11 p m.—Morning worship
1100 o’clock worship service Rev. evening.
7 pm.— N .Y .PS and Junior
Cecil Hannan, district superinten
meetings.
The We-2 group of the church
dent, will deliver the sermon.
7:45 p m —Evangelistic service.
“ .Strengthening the Inner Life." will meet Tuesday at 8 p m. in
After the morning service every the church basement for an even
AD RIAN COMMUNITY
one is invited to a potluck dinner ing of activity. Mrs Homer Whit
CHURCH
in the basement. Please bring man, in charge of planning the
(United Presbyterian)
vour own table service. After the meeting asks that everyone come
Henry E. Moore, Pastor
dinner there will be a congrega dressed for a hobo party.
10 a m.—Bible school.
tional meeting followed by a
11 a m.—Morning worship
Instead of the regular Bible
quarterly conference These meet
11
a m.—Junior church
ings will consider the building Study and Prayer meeting this
plans, etc
I week, there will be a farewell
FA ITH LUTHERAN CHURCH
7 00 pm. the Sr. and Jr Hi party given in the church base
John L. Briehl. Pastor
M YF will meet at the church as ment at 8 p. m Thursday in
usual.
honor of the John Price family SUNDAY
10 a m —Sunday school.
7:30 pm — The Mission study who have moved to Parma to take
11 a m — Divine worship
cl a * meets in the sanctuary Mr over the pastoral work of the
Steffens will be in charge of the Grace Bible Church The public
COM MUNITY METHODIST
is invited.
le«son Pictures will be shown
CHURCH
Rev. Paul Ludlow, Pastor.
Next
Thursday,
Jan
26,
the
Wednesday, Jan 25
H 00 p.m
Corner N. 3rd & Emison Ave.
Wesleyan Service Guild invites Owyhee Church will be host to
Celebrate with SKALY' T o mark 75
9
45 a m , Sunday school for all
the
monthly
Youth
rally
of
the
all women of the church, and all
years o f mattreas-making achieve
ages.
ALL THESE *S«»* FEATURES
gainfully employed women, to American Sunday School Union
1100
a
m
.
Morning
warship.
ment, skaly brings you the tremen
Games
will
be
planned
and
di
Rear Mrs. Emmel of Namp.i and
N O W 93995
7 00 p.m , Methodist youth fe l
dous "D iam ond Anniversary” dol
to see her pictures taken in our rected by Sally Reed and Anna
lowship.
• E ic lu t iv » trv b a ia n e » in n e n g r in g
bel
Aral,
with
our
Sunday
School
lar
sat
i
i
f
Sale’
mission projects in Africa.
an IN
Missionary showing a 30 minute
This is really special —for the first
• Stura? enra b a n e t » » ' • V « i N l a t » n f
FU
LL
GOSPEL
CHURCH
Thursday, Jan. 26 — 7 00 pm picture, "The Man That Forgot
tim e, th e fam ous $59 50 N atu ral
• Dami l i t n t i f » e»t<gn»ri «»a e ri
Rev. Lloyd N. Pounds.
Refreshments will be ser
MaPa covered dish dinner at the God
Rest has been reduced for this Sale
Sunday, 10 a. m
ved following the picture to all
church.
only to a phenomenal $39 95 ’
Sunday. 8 p m.
who attend
I D V I W T I S f D
IN
• tO -r» a t written ga ata iO » «
Y o u ’ll be thnlled with its superb
Wednesday, 8 p m
S a t t » a l y A a i» r l« a n S t a n a » . a «
Friday, Jan. 27, Bishop grant is
T»>a«g S a ta a a
com fort and restfully-firm support.
Those who attended the sur
to speak at the Nampa Methodist
CATH O LIC CHURCH
• M a t t i n i S a » S g r in g —o n ly | H t S I
prise
house-warming
for
Mr.
and
See the Natural Reet —try it, buy it
church at 8:00 p m It will be an
Rembart Ahles. O. F. M.
Mrs. Charles Chapin Saturday
— in our bedding department to d a y'
opportunity to hear of Bishop and
evening were Mr. and Mrs Jim
Mass—Sunday
at 8 and 10 am
Mrs Grant's recent European
Phifer, Mr. and Mrs. Elver N iel and daily at 8 a m
trip
sen, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Robb,
S L E E P C O R R E C T L Y —W A K E R E F R E S H E D
Saturday, 10 a m — Catechism
WE GIVE S it H GREEN STAMPS
Rev tnd Mi
Kenneth Himple.1 classea
Mr. and Mrs Jess Asumandi and,
SEYBOLD'S
> £ V
» -J L »
Mr. and Mrs Don Parker The
BRETHREN CH RISTIAN
group
presented
the
young
couple
CENTER
MISSION
Radio — TV Sereic#
s u i s srwsicNT a s i n m o e i
»OM T SHIP * » IO » 1
s di ihe . after which
East 2nd and Ehrgood
Rest correctly and
—om
112 Reece
l o o tt / t m l i r t t f t tire
refreshments were served by Mrs
10 am —StW.oey school.
a Sfiaiy Maturai Rest.
yamr Acdy - fit« no a+pport '
217 Main St.
Jim
Phifer
and
Mrs.
Kenneth
Phone 3211
Dial .¿913
U a m —Warning worship.
Himple
7*30 p m — Evangelistic service.
CHILI FEED
January 30, 1956
65c
Methodist Church
N ew s
$ 5950
NATURAL REST"
MATTRESSES
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the First Time
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