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0 i Stranger In The County THE GATE CITY JOURNAL DUANE H. A L T E R S ......................... Editor and Publwhai Duane R. A lte rs and Geo. Whorton. Owners f CHURCH NO TES WSCS District Meeting at Union ASSEMBLY OF GOD Rev. A. Stubblefiald. Past«* The Women’s Division of Christian Service will hold their western district meeting at Union. Ore., March 9. beginning at 8 30 a. m. The principal sp< aker will be Miss Theresa Hoover field work er. Miss Hoover has made an ex tensive study of the women’s di vision work both at home and in the foreign field. Anyone interested in attending this meeting may call Mrs. Lloyd Tobler about luncheon reserva tions and transportation. SUNDAY— By Bill Campbell 9:45 a.m. — Sunday school. 11:00 am. — Morning worship. Well I ’ll be double-darned. I SUBSCRIPTION RATES 7:00 pm. — Young People’s KNEW there was a reason for n e w s p a p e r Single Copies ----- .10 the street decorations. Came out service. PUBLISHERS In Malheur County, Oregon, 8.00 pm. — Evangelistic ser of the office about 8 p m. Thurs and Payette and Canyon A S S O C IA T IO N day night and Main between First vice. Counties, Idaho: and Second, Third and Fourth 1 Year ----- $3.00 L.D.S. OWYHEE WARD was a blaze of light Felt in a holi 6 M o n t h s ______ $2.00 James A. Peterson. Bishop day mood until I remembered EDI TORI AL NATIONAL Elsewhere in the USA., Tel. 2592 RL 1. Nyssa I'm not through paying for my Per Year ---- $4.00 w ife’s Christmas present. Sneaky- 1st Sunday each month, observe 6 M on th s----- $2.50 fast day retailers! (Strictly in Advance) 8:45 a m Ward teachers' report For the statistically minded: 19 meeting bulbs were burned out. Published every Thursday al Nys^a Malheur County, Oregon. 9:40 am. Priesthood meeting Miss Myrtle Ilett spotted my Entered at the postoffice at Nyssa, Oregon for transmission 12:00 Fast meeting column last week. Guess who is through the United States Mails, as a second class matter, un buying a ticket for the Methodist Remaining Sundays der the act of March 3, 1879. 9:15 a.m. Priesthood meeting. breakfast from whom. 10:30 a m Sunday school. Want to know where live the 7:30 p.m. Sacrament meeting. he-men and she-women of M al heur county? Last year Nyssa Tuesday 2 p.m. Relief society. donated S91 pints of blood. On (2nd Tuesday each month, work tario 403 (hmm) and Vale 330. Spring is coming. A t least the days and nights are meeting 10 a.m.) E J. “ Brownie” Brown Malheur warmer, ice and snow have long since disappeared and county match king and I have Wednesday the mud puddles are drying up. 4:30 p.m. Primary. reached an understanding: I It’s time for the city to remove some of the surplus 8 p m M.I.A won’t sell book matches and hej dirt and crushed gravel from Main street. The feeble won’t take away all our job effort to ‘ brush” the street in mid-day while cars are printing. L. D. S. FIRST WARD Couldn’t help overhearing a parked at the curb is a waste of time and money. Charles Mann, Bishop group of teenage girls at Nyssa | 9:15 a.m —Pnetshood meeting Under the dirt is a paved street which should be a high congratulating one of the 10:30 a.m.—Sunday school. reminder for another spring project. Parking spaces need members who was proudly dis 8:00 p m —Sacrament meeting. repainting so that customers can find a place to leave playing a brand new engagement Tuesday. 2 p.m.—Relief society. their cars while shopping Nyssa's stores. On almost any ring. How can they say such Wednesday, 4 p.m. — Primary; busy day cars are parked at irregular intervals to take sweet things with an obviously 7 30 p m — M I A up more room than is needed. “ sour grapes” inflection is some thing no mere man will ever The request for cleaner streets and painted parking L. D. S. SECOND WARD know. spaces has been made innumerable times in the past by Lloyd Lewis, Bishop Don't ever sell the Nyssa high Sunday individuals and by groups. school boys short! Walking home Priesthood meeting. 9:15 a.m We hope it doesn’t take action on the part of out-of- the other night I saw one parked Sunday school, 10:30 a m towners to shame the city into cleaning its Main street. with his cat (this I checked with Sacrament meeting 7 30 pm. responsible teenage sources who Tuesday Relief society (sewing day, 2nd assured me it ‘twas an endearing name). To get on with the story, Tues., 10:30 a m ) 1.30 p m. he was parked right under a Wednesday Primary, 4 p m “YIELD” (the right of way) sign Thought of the week: MIA, 8 p. m. Back in my frivolous days the As a believer of the gospel of only signs we saw were “ STOP." Christ, it is not my duty to make OWYHEE COMMUNITY Adrian—G irl Scout troop No. Wilson's supermarket is all the gospel popular, but to keep CHURCH 2 recently honored members of it sacred. dolled up with a colorful build R?>v Kenneth Himple, Pastor Boy Scout troop No. 436 and their ing-wide sign. Another s ig u in families with a potluck supper 10 a m. —Sunday school Saturday morning, three cars town that's rather intriguing is celebrating Boy Scout month Ap of people attended the American the one reading “ strictly mod 11 a.m.—Morning worship ser proximately 75 person were in at Sunday School Union conference ern.” vice tendance including special guests held at the First Baptist Church 7 p m.—Young people’s meet School executives outnumbered the Rev. and Mrs. Henry E. Moore in Caldwell. Those attending teachers at the FFA banquet ing. and Boy Scout committeemen M were: Mr. and Mrs. Otis Bullard, Thursday night. Must have been d p.m— Evening worship L. Kurtz, Ernest Seuell, Ross Mr. and Mrs. Ed Corfield. Mr. and the principal of the thing. Mills, Scoutmaster Glen Ward, Mrs. Grover Cooper. Mrs Charles For an expert analysis on TV FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST Rev. Earl Hastings Jake Borge, Vernal Sharp and Chapin. Mrs. Harold Dail, Mrs. eyestrain consult Rex Voeller, c/o Jerry Mackey and their wives. Wayne Robb, Joe Stephen. Rev. Nyssa theater. Incidentally Rex Bible school—10 a. m. Girl Scout committee women are Kenneth Himple, Gladys Stephen, has some outstanding films sched Worship and Communion— 11 Mrs. Marguerite Scott. Mrs. Verl Sandra Day. Earl Wilson. Pauline uled for March. A few are “ The a m Bishop, Mrs. Jake Borge and Mrs. C. Y. F., Sunday evening— 7 Stephen, May and Ruth Yone Lieutenant Wore Skirts." “ The Jerry Mackey, Girl Scout leader. yama, Jennifer and Jo Ann Step Rains of Ranchipur," “The K en o'clock. Badges were awarded to Kay tuckian" and “ To Hell and Back." Evening services, Sunday—8 p hen. Borge for seamstress, flower gar (I’ ll get in that show free yet.) m. den, athletics, dress making, ani Say it isn’t so department: on Prayer meeting and Bible study mal raising and farmer; to Linda M ISSIONARY BAPTIST will be at the home of Mr. and page two of last week’s issue w e ! Dellaven for flower garden, ath Mrs Otis Bullard in Arcadia had a heading reading “ Wesleyan! CHURCH letics, farmer and seamstress; to Elder William Turner, minister Thursday evening, at 8 o’clock Guilt To Meet." Why girls! Joy Sharp for athletics and to Wonder how many saw the j 10 a m.—Sunday school The monthly youth rally of the Judith Mackey for seanstress, ASSU was held at the Willow squib in the Oregon Journal’s B | 11 a m. —Morning worship athletics and farmers Creek church Friday evening Mike last week contributed by | 8 p.m.— Evening worship. Following supper and pre with Rev Targarret of Portland Oz West. It warned a politician j Wednesday, 8 p m.—Prayer ser sentations, the evening was spent not to blaze away at newspaper j vice. as speaker. in fold dancing for badge work men even if he didn’t like what j they wrote They might get mad I CHURCH OF CHRIST Special evangelistic meetings If you can keep your head will be held at the church March and tell the truth and then where Parma, tdaho— McConnel Ave. when all about you are losing Rev. Hale Miller. Minister 11>-28 with Rev. and Mrs. Demry in blank would the politicians be’ ! theirs— maybe you just don't Who was the member of the Mylar who is known as the Coun 10 a.m —Bible study understand the situation! 11 a m —Morning worship try Preacher. They have the Lions club that was giving the 8 pm. — Sunday evening ser “ Read Your Bible Program” over pitch about how much better the USE THE CLASSIFIED ADS the Nampa station every day at new water tasted—two weeks be vice fore the chanqecver? 11 o'clock I’ve attended chamber of com -, CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE merre meetings in at least eight 1 Robert Jackson. Pastor Sunday afternoon the young people of the church will have a communities When the conversa ! 10 a m —Sunday school bible quiz with the young people tion gets on the “ new industr\ ! 11 p.m —Morning worship of the Christian church at 2:30 and smokestacks” tact if 1 were | 7 p m.—N.Y.P.S and Junior By CAROLEE The two groups will enjoy a pot- blindfolded I couldn't possibl.% j meetings. luck dinner before questions are determine whether I was in Hills 7 45 p m —Evangelistic service FINDING INSPIRATIO N asked of a panel of six persons boro, Oregon City, Nyssa, St ADRIAN COM MUNITY from each church Those who will Helens, Centralia or Portland, to FOR COLOR SCHEME: CHURCH represent the Owyhee church arc name a few. National surveys in-1 (United Presbyterian) Art Object You may fold Earl Wilson. May Yoneyama. dicate that adequate housing i- your inspiration in almost any Gladys Stephen. Sandra Day. imperative to attract new busi Henry E. Moore. Pastor thing you see which happens Garnet Ritchie and Dorothy ness, large or small 10 a m.—Bible school Trv renting or buving in Nyss., 1o appeal to you in the wav of Yoneyama 11 a m —Morning worship lately? a figured bowl, vase, mosiac Visitors and overnight guests i 11 a m —Junior church Bye now and build Nyssa tiling, stained glass, pottery, Friday and Saturday, at the' Rev plaque, or rug For unusual Kenneth Himple home were Mr FA ITH LUTHERAN CHURCH inspiration go into a Chinese and Mrs. Claude Wilson of Moses' John L. Briehl. Pastor Lake. Wash shop and study the marvelous Mr. and Mrs Dan Pennie Steve j SUNDAY harmonics in the porcelain and Dana accompanied by Mrs 10 a m —Sunday school FORMER NYSSA RESIDENT vessels there No matter what Elvin Ballou. Linda I and Don; 11 a m —Divine worship. your color preference may be | PASSES A W A Y went to Caldwell the evening of you will find some bowl or Earl Post formerly of Nyssa Feb 18 to hear the evangelist at vase created by these master who has been living in Roseburg, the Caldwell Christian church craftsmen which will show it O re , the past few years passed After the services the Pennie worked out in a beautifully away at a hospital in Roseburg and Ballou families went to the satisfying harmony home of Mr. and Mrs Richard recently. Mason, former Nyssa residents to visit and for refreshments. USE THE CLASSIFIED ADS. My Question It: - "S N Spring Cleaning In Order Girl Scouts Give Supper For Boy Scouts at Adrian Owyhee Community Church News Methodist Church News “ For it is God which worketh in you both to will, and to do of his good pleasure." Phil. 2:13. Annual spring breakfasts put on by the men of the church. Thursday, Friday and Saturday mornings, from 7:00 a m. to 10:00 a. m. Thursday, (Today), the Wom en’s Society of Christian Service, will have their general meeting at the home of Mrs. Cochrun. Mrs Ludlow will present the program Ventures in Disciple- ship Friday, 10 00 a. m. Spiritual life classics— Class at the home of Mrs MrPartland The Imita tion of Christ bv Thomas a'Knri- pis will be studied. Sunday. 9 45 a. m. Sunday- school. Classes for all ages. 11:00 a. m. Mr. Ludlow’s topic for the worship service will be: Thv Kingdom Come . . . Thv Will Be Done 7:00 p m.— Methodist youth Fellowship meet at the church 3:00 p m.— Worship service Sacraments will be the topic for discussion The film strip. Alaska will be shown. Thursday 8:00 p. m. executive committee of the church will meet at the parsonage Monday. Monday March 9- District meeting of the WSCS at Union. Mrs. Eva Keveren who is the district president of the women’s society of the Idaho conference, left Feb. 27 for Colorado Springs to attend the western jurisdic tional meeting of the women’s society. ST. P A U L S EPISCOPAL Rev. Herbert Grosdidier SUNDAY: 10 a. m.. Sunday school. 11 a. m., church. WEDNESDAY 9-11 a m . Kindergarten. 7:30, YPF. second and fourth Wednesdays of each month. RELIGION IN L IF E Rev Earl Hastings, minister Some Hazards of Going to Church will speak on How was Christ Betrayed, at the 11 a. m service Ministers are always utging Junior Youth Fellowship will people to go to church and they hold its second meeting Sunday tend to guage their effectiveness- at 7:00 p. m Be sure and be there by the numerical response. Many as election of officers will be held and varied are the reasons given Janie Ballou, leader. for non-attendance but rarely, if ever, does a person say he is C Y F regular meeting Sunday afraid to go to church. .Modern 7:00 p m The Meaning of Bapt psychology tells us that we un- ism. consiously cover up our real feel- ] ings so perhaps we are justified Worker conference— Education in assuming that some folks fear dept, meeting Thursday, Mar. 1 the sanctuary and do not realize 8:00 p. m. at the church. it. Certainly there is no cause for Finance dept, meeting Monday physical fear from fire, riots, or March 5. 8:00 p m. at the home of assault. However, there are some Mrs. John Strickland. calculated risks involved; jet me mention two. Board meeting Tuesday Mar 6. First there is the fear of mortal 8.00 p. m. sinful man facing a righteous | God. We often talk or sing glibly j CW F general meeting will be of the “ Man Upstairs” and it held March 8, 2:00 p. m. sounds like we are buddies; but1 there is the danger that we might Group No. 1 of the CW F met at be confronted as was Isaiah in the the home of Mrs. Tom Johnson Temple and feel as he did. “ Woe Feb. 23. Thirteen members and Is Me, For I Am Undone. I Am A one guest spent the afternoon Man of Unclean Lips." How do working on a quilt and baby you feel when in the presence of layette. Mrs. Howard Finger gave one who knows your inmost devotions. Refreshments were thoughts? It’s terrifying, isn’t it? served by the hostess. Of course we have known a mult Group No. 2 met with Mrs.* itude of people who have gone to Tom Drydale. nine members en church regularly for years and joyed the afternoon working on have been well insulated from a baby quilt. Devotions were such an experience. given by Mrs. Ewen Chard. Re The second risk stem- from the freshments were served by the first. Assuming that we exper hostess. ience the presence of God we f:nd him not the stern judge but The CYF will be hosts to the a loving Father Love demands young people of Owyhee Com loyalty and service so we hear, munity church, next Sunday ; - did Laiah. a call "Whom shall afternoon, 2:00 p m for a pot I send and who will go for us?" luck dinner, at the church. A quiz To answer such a call can change on the Book of Esther with a ones whole life and cost money. team from each church, w ill fol To grow spiritually hurts. So we low the dinner. stay away from church and try to justify ourselves by the usual excuses . . . No time, too many hypocrites, I was forced to go as a child. I can worship at home, The Fidelae Amicae Society etc. will meet Thursday (today). The Why not live dangerously and place of the meeting will be an venture out to church next Sun nounced to the girls at school. Please bring any scraps of mat day? erial, patterns or samples of made articles for ideas. Adrian Presbyterian Church Notes Sherry Lee Steinke Home Two Months Sherry Lee Steinke. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Darrel Steinke of Vale, and granddaughter of the Ed Steinkes of Nyssa, returned to her home last Friday after spending five months in the Elks Convalescent Home in Boise. Sherry is recovering from polio and is doing as well as can be ex pected considering the serious ness of her case. She is in a wheel chair most of the time and can walk only with the rid of crutches. Sherry will return to the Elks Home for further treatment in two months. COM MUNITY METHODIST CHURCH Rev. Paul Ludlow. Pastor. Corner N. 3rd & Emison Ave. 9:45 a m., Sunday school for al! ages. 11:00 a m . Morning worship 7:00 p m . Methodist youth fel lowship. COLOR CLINIC Meetings to keep in mind are: The Mary and Martha Society. March 8, Idaho Presby and Pres- byterial in King Hill, Ida., Tues day March 13 The executive committee meeting will convene at 9:30 a m The program will be gin at 10:00 a. m. There w ill be discussion groups during the day for the local elected Missionary Society officers , To get the full benefit of you doctor's skill, be sure his prescriptions are accurately f i l l ed. Bring them to us. CATHOLIC CHURCH Rembert Ahles. O. F. M. Mass—Sunday at 8 and 10 am and daily at 8 a m Saturday, 10 am. — Catechism classes. Nvssans to Caldwell The 20-40 Club w ill not meet until Friday night, March 9. On Saturday. Dr. Arch Stewart and Dr. DeWitt Safford were in Adrian to inspect the new build ing. Doctor's Orders Followed Here Quickly, Accurately! FU LL GOSPEL CHURCH Rev. Lloyd N. Pounds, Sunday. 10 a. m. Sunday, 6 p m Wednesday, 8 p m. BRETHREN CHRISTIAN CENTER MISSION East 2nd and Ehrgood 10 a m —Sunday school. 11 a m —Morning worship. 7 30 pm .— Evangelistic service Christian Church Nctos OWYHEE DR U G 212 Main, Nyssa g r ' y > CO. Ph. 3347 • p. wr sr « l- ^ 'J -. ■ -v .-i . . r- J Z - . 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