Image provided by: Nyssa Public Library; Nyssa, OR
About Nyssa gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1937-199? | View Entire Issue (July 5, 1956)
THE N Y S S A G A T E CITY JO U R N A L. N Y SSA . OREGON. T H U R S D A Y . J U L Y 5. 193« THE GATE CITY JOURNAL Stranger In The County CHURCH NOTES Methodist Church N ew s Nu Acres News Owyhee Community Church News Thought of the week: COM MUNITY METHODIST "B y faith Abraham, when he Farmerettes Club Religious differences are not CHURCH DUANE R. A L T E R S ..........................Editor and Publisher was called to go out into a place nearly so disastrous as religious R « t . Paul Ludlow. Pastor. „ .. _ . w....I -n which he should after receive By Bill Campbell Duane R. Alter* and Geo. Whorton. Owners indifferences. 9:45 a m.. Sunday school for all for an mhenUnce obeyed; and Mr and Mrs. Floyd J Holton Egad! Campbell, send up a a8 f f .. he went out not knowing whether and family were Sunday dinner Youth Activity night on Thurs SUBSCRIPTION RATES flare, blow up your waterwings i 1-?0 a m W° r fv, he went. By faith he sojourned guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Pal day at 7.00. This week we play NEWS P AP ER Single Copies _ — .10 and head for the river . . . there P m • Methodis you in the land of promise, as in a mer o f Nyssa. Mr. and Mrs. Gran- baseball with the yeung people of P UBL I S HER S IS a difference between chicken- *0W;>,11P- In Malheur County, Oregon, strange country, . . . For he ger Longstroth of Grangeville, the Methodist Church in Nyssa pox and smallpox! Last week I _ and Payette and Canyon looked for a city which hath Ida., were also guests. Mrs Holt- Owyhee won the game from Nys /A s s o c i a t i o n had Gene Grasty laid up with the ASSEM BLY OF GOD Counties, Idaho: foundations, whose builder and on, Mrs. Longstroth and Mrs Pal- sa Christian church last week by latter not the former, much to Bev. A. 7. Stubblefield. Paator maker is God.” Heb. 11: 8-10. 1 Year $3 00 mer are sisters. the score of 27-9. the conce/n of the family which S U N D AY— 6 Months $2.00 ----------- Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Marshall E DI T O R L A L NATIONAL so advised the paper, bright and 9:45 am. — Sunday school, Elsewhere in the U S A , Thursday, July 5, 2 p. m.— ■ were Sunday dinner guests at the Missionary" Day will early Thursday morning. 11:00 a m. — Morning worship. Woman's Society of Christian home of Mrs. Marshall's parents, ^ Women’s Per Year $4.00 Tuesday at 2 p. m. at the home Understand from a nurse that 7:00 p m. — Young People’s Service general meeting w ill be Mr. and Mrs. H.»R. Connerly of; 6 Months ---------- $2.50 Mrs p eggy Whitman,. A ll wo- « f llllATf M I M I ! » only about five cases of smallpox service, (Strictly in Advance) i held at the home of Mrs. Marie Gay Way Junction. men tbe Sunday School and were reported around the country" 8:00 p m. - Evangelistic ser- Mam AU circle members are The I Ha Ha Campfire girls at- church are urged to attend. Published every Thursday at Nyssa. Malheur County, Oregon. ! last year . . . had I been right vice. urged to attend. tended the day camp the first ---------- : Grasty might have been a man ---------- Entered at the postoffice at Nyssa, Oregon for transmission Sunday, July 8— 9:45 Church four days of this week at Payette The church board meeting was of distinction FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST through the United States Mails, as a second clasa matter, un School for all ages. j Kiwanas park. Their leaders, Mrs. Tuesday evening at the home of As it is, he’s just another of the Rev. Earl Hastings der the act of March 3, 1879. ---------- Kenneth Hawks and Mrs. Junior Andrew Ekanger. kids! Bible school— 10 a. m. 9:45 Senior adults are cordially Randall went with them. i ---------- You horn toad collectors better Worship and Communion— 11 invited to a meeting in the sanct-! Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Belisle o f 1 Youth Rally will be held this get on the ball ’ere Doc Sarazin a m uary. Mrs. Floyd Lomax of Nam- Ontario were Sunday dinner! Friday evening at the Willow leaves town. He hopefully listens c. Y F , Sunday evening— 7 pa Your Name In The Paper (formerly of Nyssa) w ill pre- guests at the home of his sister* Creek church at 8 o’clock Cars for the melodic tones to eminate o’clock. (Industrial News Review) from his office— but to date Evening services, Sunday—8 p. sent the highlights of adult! and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ventin will leave the church at 7:15. All church work-shop. This will be a Hensley. Mr. Belisle has just been young people are urged to attend How valuable is local newspaper advertising to local \ know of only one that is being m very helpful meeting. j discharged from the Army. ' —-------- business people? Here’s what the American Bankers fattened up prior to presenting Mr. and Mrs. Jim Buttram of Friday evening was the demon- magazine, a publication which represents a traditionally 1 him to Doc. FU LL GOSPEL CHURCH 11:00 o’clock worship service,: Fruitland visifed at the home of stration pogram b f the Daily v a Carl Lassister, Acting Pastor hard-headed profession, has to say: ‘ No business man Say. Doc. don't they use Mr. Ludlow’s sermon topic w ill1 his parents, Mr. and Mrs. James cation Bible School There were o r woman in any town should allow a newspaper to go toads and frogs for something Sunday, 10 a. m 181 students enrolled, with a 148 be: "The Faith of Abraham." ; Buttram Sunday afternoon. else, loo? to press without his or her name and business being Sunday, 8 p. m. average for the two weeks, and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Holton and mentioned somewhere in its columns. This does not mean I’m beginning to realize where1 Wednesday, 8 p. m. 7:00 p. Tn.— Methodist Youth ' Linda went to Boise Thursday to $66 35 was collected for the mis- p my money goes as it is extracted you should have a whole, half, or even a quarter page Fellowship meetings—Jr. Hi., Sr have the doctor change the cast sionaries in Venzuela. The Bible CATHOLIC CHURCH from my check each week for use advertisement in each issue of the paper but your name School picnic was held at the Hi., and older youth groups. on her foot which is healing satis- Remberi Ahles. O. F. M. in Salem for the good of the peo and address should be mentioned if you do not use more factorily. While in Boise they home ° f Mr and ^Irs, K e" ple of Oregon. Mass—Sunday at 8 and 10 a m. than a two-line space. Older youth, please note there went to visit Floyd’s brother, Rex *en * ho Pr0Vidf? thl ™ , cream Friday we received an heavy and daily at 8 a m “ A stranger picking up a newspaper should be able Saturday, 10 a m. — Catechism is a Church School class at 9:45 and his son, Marvin who is in the for the entlre blble s ^ 00*- manila envelope 11 Vi x 14” not All out of high school age group St. Luke's hospital with an ap- to tell what business is represented in a town . . . it’s the only sealed but with a 3-inch classes. Dates for the young people’s are invited to participate in the pendicitis operation, best possible town advertiser. The man or woman who gummed tape to further protect morning class and the evening! Tommy and Patsy Hawks are Bible ca^ P at does not advertise does an injustice to himself or herself the contents. It was sent out of M ISSIONARY BAPTIST fellowships. spending a few days with their August * ’ ~ the state adjutant general’s of-! and definitely to the town.” can be obtained from Rev. Him- CHURCH grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. j fice, first class mail— six cents— j Elder William Turner, minister j pie and the cost for a week at Starting Monday, July 9 Hawks of Ontario. Mr. and Mrs. George B. Evans and when we opened it we knew j 10 a.m.—Sunday school. through the 14 there will be a Mr. and Mrs. Lester Sutherland camp will be $9.50. The age limit and children of Lebanon were it must be of importance. 1 1 a m.— Morning worship Christian adventure camp for in- and family of Portland arrived will be from 12 years and up. Enclosed was a mimeograph re recent visitors at the Harry Mc- 8 pm.— Evening warship. termediates at Wallowa Lake. Saturday at the home of Mrs. ; Ginley home Mr. Evans, former lease full of nothing, printed on Wednesday, 8 p.m.—Prayer ser Rev. Ludlow will be the Dean. Sutherland’s parents, Mr. and! Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Brown Lois Counsil of Torrence, Calif., former Nyss- superintendent of schools at Leb an 8/ x 11 sheet of paper, orig vice. Mrs. W. O. Unwin. Dial 2439 anon was enroute to Sandpoint, inally planned for use in a regu-! July 11, Ma-Pa ice cream soc- Mrs. Elsie Jones of Nampa ans ^'ere rela.tives and Ida. where he will accept a simi- lar business envelope. visited her cousin. Mrs DoneM Mends in this vicinity last week CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE ial. As one rabbit said to the The Worthwhile club met w ith1 lar Position. They also plan to July 14-21 Sr. Hi. institute at Jinks Friday afternoon at the Robert Jackson. Pastor other— lei's multiply . . . . Mrs. Magnus Ekanger Thursday; visit Yellowstone Park, Wallowa Lake. Rev. Leon Bolen, home of Mrs. Rolla Mills. Mrs. j with them. They will stay with 10 a m —Sunday school. Reminds me of the time I was afternoon. Mrs. George Schwitzer j Mrs. Clara Ross of Iowa arrived Boise Whitney church will be the W. E. Durham visited there also, their grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. 11 p.m — Morning worship ■was co-hostess. Roll call was a here Friday evening to visit Nys- overseas and a general inspected Dean. Jimmy Holton and Kenneth Jay Conner until their parents, 7 p.m.—N.Y.P S. and Junior showing of hats members had de sa friends and with Kissel attended the swimming Mr. and Mrs Lorris Sutherland vitn her ner daughter our mess (and it was) and raised mt>ptines and family. Mr. and Mrs. Vane ¡the roof because we had five large 7:45 p.m. _ Evangelistic service signed. Eighteen were present. partv for the high school class of come later this summer, Mr. and Mrs. Elza Niccum and ’ Rusco, of Payette, former Nys- tms of chocolate in stock which, the Church of the Brethern Fri- Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Roberds of family, Clarence Niccum and Mrs. sans : according to the book, should have day evening. Fruitland visited at the home of CHURCH OF CHRIST been used. (Remember how scarce Mrs. Henry’ Conner was srur- Mr. and Mrs. James Buttram Bancroft and children picnicked j Mr. and Mrs. Dick Tunks of Parma. Idaho— McConnel Ave. it was in the states?) Our battal- 1 prised Tuesday afternoon by a Wednesday evening. Mrs. Rob- in Boise Sunday with the Howard Nyssa, Mr. and Mrs. Ed H ow ell. , , . Rev. Hale Miller. Minister Morning sermon: Charles Ad- j i j «» , » , ion commander gave me a bale- visit from Mr. and Mrs. Robert' erds is Mr. Buttram's sister. Niccum family of Wendell, Ida. and boys and Mr. and Mrs. John , ♦ i l l , , , I , , t r t , l n , t r i o t . r\ ... dleman. 10 a m — Bible study. th at Francis and family of near Brem- Kathy Hawks had a narrow’ es Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bailey Howell of Fruitland and Mr. and ful look and told me to see that 11 a m.— Morning worship the stuff was consumed before ■and small daughters Jeanette and Kt rs. Fred Howell and family of The J.Y.F. met at the home of erton, Wash, and Mrs. Francis cape Thursday when the tractor 8 p m. — Sunday evening ser Barbara of Rupert, Ida., visited Nu Acres spent Sundav picnick- , Mrs. Elvin Ballou Tuesday, June! mother and sister, Mrs. Howard which she was driving turned vice mg at Owyhee Dam »«ig w ^ k . Mrs. Bailey’s father, Clarence Nic- 26 for a combined business and Cayford and Roberta of Emmett, over in the ensilage pit. She ^ * Mv colored troops simply didn t o im , Saturday, June 23. social meeting. Their guest, Mrs. Mrs. Francis and Mrs. Conner jumped off just before it went OWYHEE COMMUNITY Guests this week at the home llkp the stuff but orders were or- Mr. and Mrs. Howard Niccum of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Overstake ^els Elmer Hill told them of the girls were high school girl friends and over. CHURCH Mr and Mrs. Merton Frost and and family of Wendell, Ida., wert and boys are Mrs. Overstake s and boys camp at Cove, Ore. Af- hadn t seen each other for seven Rev Kenneth Himple, PastoT The [ lve 50-pound tins now rest family of Greenleaf were guests years. overnight guests at the Elza Nic-| parents,' Mr and Mrs. J S Sches- in peace in the muskeg near the ter the business meeting, in which 10 a m —SuOtey school. of the Floyd Holton family Sun- Mr. and Mrs. Beau Meek and cum and Clarence Niccum homes ser of Johnstown. Colo. Mr. plans were made for the summer, 11 a m.—Morning worship ser foot of Mt. Moffitt at Adak. Ever over the last weekend (June 2 the children played games and family returned Mondav night day. Overstake’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. up that way, help yourself. vice 24). had refreshment^ served by the! from 'a month’s trip to Randle., Philip Conner returned home Dean Overstake of Fort Lupton, 7 p m —Young people’s meet Our fire department Monday hostess Wash. While gone they went deep Saturday from Newport, Ore.. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Nielsen Colo, left last week after a 10- ing noon roared out to Chet ________ : sea fishing for 3 davs at Westport, j where he vacationed since school and family of Ontario and Mrs. day visit here. 8 p m.— Evening worship. Bown’s and bless my soul if Ivan Chase and son of Payette £ asKoub He * ’as fvisitln« ” lth Mr. and Mrs. Steve Talbot ar Here are the dates for the dif- Wash. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Conner of his brother and sister and their were Saturday supper guests at rived in Nyssa June 18 to spend the doghouse wasn't on fire! ferent age groups that will attend L. D. S. FIRST WARD Rumor has it Chet isn't allowed Newport, Ore., arrived Saturday families, the Elver Nielson home. Camp Cove: the summer where Mr Talbot is 1 to smoke in the house! Charles Mann, Bishop afternoon to spend two weeks 1 Mrs. John Timmerman and employed at the J. C Watson Co Girls — July 8-14 9:15 a m.—Prietshood meeting Learn a fact a week depart vacation visiting relatives and j sons of Areata, Calif , and Mrs. They previously resided in Provo, Boys — July 15-21. 10:30 a m —Sunday school. friends. They brought two nieces. I John Timmerman, Sr., visited at Utah where Mr. Talbot completed ment: Doc. Dwight Mason had an SEYBOLD'S Chi-Rho — July 22-28 8:00 p m —Sacrament meeting. Karene and Nickie Sutherland the Elver Nielsen home Monday his junior year at BYU. Mrs. T al entirely different interpretation Young Peoples — July 30 - Radio — T V Service Tuesday, 2 p.m.—Relief society. of the word "pica" which we nam afternoon. bot is the former Vela Dee Poul- ed the pup. To us it meant a Wednesday, 4 p.m. — Primary; | August 4 Carl Swanson of Ontario and son. 112 Reece ed on baby layette and other art- small type. To him. it wfas the 7:30 p.m.—M. I. A. Paul Knottingham fished at meetings i ides. Devotions were given by The C.W.F. group Dial 3913 first of a medical definition (I Unity Saturday.They got their were held Friday, June 29 Group Mrs. E. A. Liming, L. D. S. SECOND WARD can neither spell or pronounce the Mr. and Mrs. Anthon Montgom limit and returned that evening. number one. met at the home of Lloyd Lewis. Bishop Mrs. Ed Bancroft, Carol and ery, Mr. and Mrs. Faunt Mont second part) which meant an ani Mrs. Lester Oden. They finished mal that chews wood and other gomery and Mr. and Mrs Chester Sunday Stephen returned Monday to their their quilt and worked on layette Priesthood meeting. 9:15 am. home in Portland. Marie and An Montgomery of Fairfield and inorganic matter. Eight members and one visitor Sunday school, 10:30 a. m. By Golly. Doc hit it closer ita Niccum, her sisters, went with their sister and husband. Mr. and were present. Mrs. Vera Benga-1 Sacrament meeting 7:30 p m. Mrs Jay Gibson of West Weber, than I did! them for a short visit. man had devotions. Group num-' Worry department: Stan Olsen, Tuesday Visitors at the Leland Mont Mr. and Mrs. Le Mar Nelson and Relief society (sewing day, 2nd ber two met at the home of Mrs. two daughters of Roy, Utah and Nyssa’s high’s new basketball and gomery home this week were Paul House. Six members work- Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Wallace of baseball coach has also been a Tues., 10:30 a m ) 1:30 p. m. Wednesday Quinton The guests were here to sports writer for Fort Collins. Primary. 4 p m AD R IAN COM M UNITY attend the reception Friday night That’s bad enough, but the guy MIA, 8 p. m. ! CHURCH of Mr and Mrs. Robert Mont also happens to weigh 195 and Henry E. Moore. Pastor gomery. towers 6’ 2" from the pavement L.D.S. OWYHEE W ARD Sally Reed arrived home from Now I've got two reasons to 10 a m —Bible school. James A. Peterson. Bishop 1 Sacramento Sunday where she pray for a winning season. 11 a m —Morning worship Tel. 2592 Rt. 1. Nyssa | has been visiting an aunt and Sorry if my eyebrow is on tilt. 11 am .—Junior church I family. Can’t get it down after reading 1st Sunday each month, observe Call Enterprise 401 — Toll Free fast day F A IT H LUTHERAN CHURCH John L. Briehl. Pastor 8 45 a m Ward teachers’ report meeting SUNDAY: 196 So. Oregon Street 9.40 a m. Priesthood meeting. 10 a m —Sunday school 12:00 Fast meeting. 11 am .—Divine worship ONTARIO. OREGON Remaining Sundays BRETHREN CH RISTIAN 9 15 am Priesthood meeting. CENTER MISSION 10:30 a m Sunday school. East 2nd and Ehrgood 7:30 pm Sacrament meeting. 10 a m — Sunday school Tuesday 11 a m — Morning worship 2 p m Relief society. 7:30 p m. Bible study. (2nd Tuesday each month, work 8:00 p m — Evangelistic servi meeting 10 a m ) Wednesday ST. PA U L'S EPISCOPAL 4:30 p.m. Primary. Rev. Herbert Grosdidier 8 pm M I.A. SUNDAY; 10 a m., Sunday school. the “ score" on the budget elec 11 a m., church. tion. Oh well, there should be no WEDNESDAY: 9-11 a. m.. Kindergarten expense putting up the lights this 7:30. YPF, second and fou: year. Wednesdays of each month. Bye now. and buy in Nyssa AS§0C!3T,âN Sunset Valley Christian Church Notes a a z l h h Dr. John Easly 0 . D. VISION SPECIALIST June Lucky D a y - JUNE 23 JULY SPECIAL Platform Rocker — Step Table and Lamp ONLY $54.50 S & H GREEN STA M PS NOW! IS T H E T I M E TO D U S T . . . for . . . A • TL • U n io n Q U A L IT Y R EPAIR D E N T A L L A B PAYETTE. IDAHO LOOK FOR THE NEON SIGN W ITH DENTURE D IS PLA Y 24 N. 8th. — Next Door to City Cleaner* Broken Plates REPAIRED 217 Main St. Phon« 3211 Dust Delivered to Airport Missing Teeth REPLACED Loose Dentures RELINED U —W A IT Full Denture $55.00 — Full Set Denture* $100.00 Peterson Furniture Co. 1 htrio SEE OUR SAM PLE NEW PERM ANENT SOFT CUSHION RELINE Be Sure You Have Corroct Address Q U A L IT Y R EPAIR D E N T A L L A B Easy Credit Terms — A ll Work Guaranteed Open Evenings By Appointment 24. N. Ith—Next Dooc to City Cleaners— Phone MI 2-2982 Other offices - Boise, Twin Falls, Burley, PocateuO. Idaho F-i..s We Carry a Complete Line of Insecticides and W eed Killers J. R. S I M P L O T CO. Phone 3310 Nyssa O
