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THE GATE CITY JOURNAL
DUANE R. A L T E R S .................................. Editor and Publish«
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Letters to Editor
Christian Church
Notes
To Speak Here
By the Rev. Paul Ludlow
Signed letters to the editor are
“ But continue thou in the things
welcomed and will be printed il
they do not contain comments of which thou hast learned and hast
a libelous nature or attacks on been assured of, knowing of whom
ups. Pub- thou has learned them.
religious and racial groups.
lication of ths lottar* doe* not
—n Tim 3:14.
signify the agreement of this
newspaper with opinions ex-
Sermon topics for Sunday, Jan
pressed.
26, will be 'Never Run Away”
and “The Spirits of Devils.’’
Editor
6 p.m.—Orchestra practice.
Nyssa Gate City Journal
7 p.m.—All youth meetings.
Nyssa, Oregon
Wednesday, 7 p.m. — Prayer
Dear Sir:
meeting and Bible study.
NATI ONAL
EDI T ORI AL
8 p.m.—Choir practice.
I am not sure how far your
! A s T b c T A T fö N
There will be a ham dinner
circulation
reaches
from
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state
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of Oregon, however I am sending Thursday, with serving from 5
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the masthead of a July 11, 1957 until 9 p.m.
10 a m.—B. S children teach
copy
of your paper which came to
Published every Thursday at Nyssa, Malheur County, Oregon.
me today in a package from New er classes at the First Christian
Entered at the postoffice at Nyssa, Oregon, for transmission
church in Boise Also Sunday at
York, New York.
through the United States Mails, as a second class matter under
At any rate this particular copy 2 p m.
the act of March 3, 1879.
Tuesday, Jan. 28 — Christian
has certainly traveled. I enjoyed
reading about the people and school at Ontario Christian church
The Rev. Stanley Andrews
events in your part of the United from 8 to 9:40 p.m., for everyone
interested.
To escape comment or criticism, do nothing, be nothing,
States.
Wednesday, Jan. 29—All-church | The Rev. Stanley Andrews of
From the many newsy articles
say nothing.
Boise, district superintendent of
social.
and pictures, you must live i n ;
Meet your friends in church the western district of Idaho con
quite an enterprising community.
next
Sunday. Everyone cordially j ference, will speak at the Metho
Subversive Talk . . . ?
The city of Denham Springs is I
dist church Sunday, Jan. 26. The
located 9 miles east of Baton invited.
Press releases from Gov. Robert D. Holmes’ office
Rev. Paul Ludliw will conduct
Rouge, the capital of Louisiana.
have been coming so thick and fast during his one year
services in the Weiser Methodist
It is more of a residential area and 1 Assem bly of G od
church during the absence of the
as governor of Oregon that we haven’t been able to ana
located on the fringe area of a
Rev. Robert Guthberlet, who is
lyze each release, although all of them have been read.
Church Notes
great industrial expansion.
unable to perform his duties due
His staff must be about as confused as we are and might
Would appreciate a reply if y o u ' “God’s Word in Man’s Lan to an accident which occurred
well check with the governor before releasing conflict
guage,” a sound motion picture several months ago.
have time to write me.
ing statements within short periods of time.
in color, is to be shown at the
Joe E. Minton
Mr. Andrews, who had posi
Nyssa Assembly of God church tions in the Payette and Meridian
The first issue of “Grow With Oregon,” official pub
Ellzey’s Studio
Saturday, Jan. 25, at 8 p.m. at the churches, has charge of the dis
lication of the planning and development department,
P. O. Box 743
men’s fellowship meeting and also trict ranging from Joseph, Ore.,
Denham Springs, La.
two weeks ago carried this direct statement by Gov.
during Sunday morning service to Boise.
Holmes:
the following day, the Rev. D. L.
METHODIST
“ Our development tour of Oregon was designed as
Anderson announced this week.
five-day stay at Malheur Memor
a sounding board and as an education for all of us in
Church News
The men’s fellowship meeting ial hospital in Nyssa. She under
this field and it served its purpose well. We became con
“The Lord is merciful and gra is the first in a series scheduled went tests and observation.
vinced, and the state apparently became convinced with
cious, slow to anger, and plen for the last Saturday evening of
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Van De Water
us, that the talk of gloom and doom was subversive talk
each month and an invitation is and Kent were Sunday dinner
teous in mercy.”—Psalm 103:8.
without basis in fact. Oregonians declined to be sub
extended to all interested men to guests of his sister, Mr. and Mrs.
dued by the pessimists and I think this is the greatest
Thursday, Jan. 23 (today) — attend, Rev. Anderson emphasiz . Carl Fogleman and family in
hope for the new year,”
Please note! The Ma-Pa group ed. A potluck lunch will follow
Nampa.
will not meet this week, but will the meeting.
Last week this press release was received among
'
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wyman of
meet Jan. 30.
several pages distributed in three mailings:
*
The ill© to be shown is adapt ! High Line spent Thursday with
Saturäay, jan. 25, 10 a m.—The i ed from a book of the same title, Mr. and Mrs. Herb Thomas.
“ Governor Robert D. Holmes today appealed directly
Celia Cowan circle will sponsor j featuring Dr. Eugene A. Nida, the
to Secretary of Labor James P. Mitchell to have Port
a food sale at Eder Hardware.
American Bible society’s well- ’ Mr. and Mrs. Don Kadel and
land declared an economic disaster area, and to see that
Sunday, Jan. 26, 9:45 a.m. — known secretary of translations. Drew of Caldwell spent Sunday
the community be given top priority as government con
Church school with classes for all He demonstrates the problems with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
tracts are let. . . . January first, Portland insured un
ages.
confronting Bible translators in Horace Chaney and family.
employed according to latest figures is 8.1. For entire
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Attebury and
11 a m.—Worship service. The various parts of the world and ex
state, percentage is 13.5. These against national average
Rev. Stanley Andrews, superin . plains how the society, as an family of Ontario, Mr. and Mrs.
of 4.7. . .
tendent of the Western district of agency of the churches, aids trans- Les Hill and Tony were Sunday
The gubernatorial office is at least being consistent
the Idaho conference will give lators and published scripture in dinner at the Varner Hopkins
home.
in its inconsistency.
the sermon. The Rev. Ludlow will new languages.
supply the pulpit of the Weiser
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Raney of
Methodist church.
Parma and their daughter, Mr.
Adrian Community and Mrs. James Nichols and Dan-
3 p.m.—MYF sub-district rally
at the Payette Methodist church.
; ny of Nyssa were Sunday dinner
Church News
Member* are to meet at 2:30 p.m.
Bible study and prayer group guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herb
at our church.
will meet with Mrs. Mae French Thomas. Callers in the afternoon
8 p.m. — Mission study class. Wednesday, Jan. 22. Lunch is were Mr. and Mrs. George De-
Read chapter 8.
scheduled at 12:30 p.m. and Bible Haven and three girls of Owy
Tuesday, Jan. 28, 8 p m.—Wes study at 2 p.m.
hee.
CHURCH OF THE leyan
service guild meets in the
Don Kolsky and Les Price of
Sunday, Jan. 26, begins Na
NAZARENE
church parlor with Mildred El
tional Young People’s week across Ridgeview visited Phillip Hatch
liott as program leader and Vera the nation. Our young people will Saturday afternoon at the Harvey
Paulus and Eva Chadwick as hos
Hatch home.
; observe the day by having charge
tesses.
Jim Thompson accompanied Bob
7:45 p.m. Each Evening
of the morning worship service,
Wednesday, Jan. 29. 4 p.m. —
with Ernest Seuell presiding. This Patterson of Adrian to Caldwell
11 am. Sunday Mornings
Additional sessions for all pri- j
on business last Saturday.
will be followed by a fellowship
marv and junior department chil
REV. W M . GRrFFIN,
Mrs. Jo Thomas and Mrs. Gol
dinner for them in the church
dren.
die
Roberts attended the Happy
Evangelist
basement. Mrs. Raleigh McKinley
8 p.m.—Bible study and prayer I
Dozen pinochle party Friday af
is
to
have
charge
of
the
kitchen
PROF, and MRS. JAMES
group meet in the church parlor.
ternoon with Mrs. Carl Hill.
CARKHUFF. Singers
The*seventh *chapter*of* John" w ili!
* » • Stanley Hill, the fellow-
Mr. and Mrs. George Sutton of
be the studv for the w-eek.
slup ime*
Springfield. O re, visited his ne
YOU ARE INVITED
________________
| Sunday, Jan. 26, the Rev and phew, Phil Clucas and family
TO ATTEND!
Trv the Journal Classified Ads Mrs. Henry Moore will be guests Tuesday afternoon.
of the Multnomah UP. church
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Reed and
congregation. Mr. Moore was a Laurynda of Nampa spent the
former pastor of that church and week end with his parents, Mr.
will have a part in the dedication and Mrs. Boyce Vande Water and
of the new Multnomah church Billie.
b u i l d i n g . ________________
Sunday afternoon visitors in the
Harvey Hatch home were Mr. and
Mrs. James McGinnis, Howard
Hatch of Adrian and Mrs. Mary
Thompson.
; > Mr. and Mrs. Dick Thomas and
Miss Helen Hatch
Stevie spent Sunday evening vis
iting Mr. and Mrs. Don Hatt,
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Mitchell of Mary Dawm and David in Parma.
Nampa were overnight guests
Mrs. Grace Bawtinheimer of
last Tuesday of her uncle, Herb Roswell /accompanied Mr. and
Mrs. Herb Thomas to Boise last
I Thomas.
Mrs. Pearle Abbott, Rickie and Tuesday and visited their sister,
Leonard spent Monday in Boise, Mrs. Ida Wyman.
Mrs. Sarah Cartwright and
! where she took Leonard to con
sult a specialist regarding his in- Sheila and Mrs. Helen Bishop
helped Mrs. Mildred Bishop en
; jured arm
Sunday evening Mr. and Mrs. tertain at a pink and blue shower
Guy Jones visited her sister, Mr. for Mrs, Ruth Chaney last Thurs
and Mrs. Raymond Cartwright day afternoon. Out-of-town guests
were her aunt. Mrs Scott Wiley
and family.
Recent visitors at the Raymond of Caldwell and Mrs. Albert G if
Price home were Mr. and Mrs. ford of Nyssa.
Orland White. Mr. and Mrs. Leon
Price and family of Ontario. In
the afternoon Mr and Mrs. Henry
Day and Mrs. Edna Cowling of
Adrian visited. Another caller was
Mrs. Price’s sister. Mr. and Mrs.
C. H. Willis of Ontario.
The Kingman Grange will spon
I Miss Helen Hatch accompanied
Mrs. Marjorie Cameron to Nyssa sor a polio benefit Friday evening
F or 58, Ford brings new economy
last Friday when they attended beginning at 8:30 p m. in the Ad
the extension tailoring workshop rian grade school. The evening’s
agenda will consist of pinochle
at the Methodist church.
FORD ANNOUNCES
to the low-price field
with prizes to be awarded. Re
Mrs.
Case
Muntjewerff
return
LOWER PRICES ON
freshments will be served by la
ed
home
Sunday
morning
after
a
POPULAR MODELS FOR 51
dies of the home economics club
A low price tag is just the beginning of Ford’s
Only F*rd, In th* low pries this*,
economy. You'll save on maintenance because
Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Peterson
often you:
of Ford's stamina and toughness. You’ll save on
and Diana and Mrs. Anna West
The lowest priced FORDOR
gasoline with Ford's new Interceptor V-8 and
were Sunday dinner guests at the
The lowest pticed TUDOR
E H. Beus home.
Cruiae-O-Matio Drive. And you’ll save at trade-
E B S
ASSOCIATION
ASSOCIAI
January 11, 1957
Golden
Anniversary
Youih Revival
Ian. 29 to Feb. 9
Big Bend
on popular
58 CUSTOM 300 Sedans
Kingman Grange
Reveals Plans
For Polio Benefit
The lowest priced CONVERTIBLE
The lowest paced STATION WAGON
Based o r t com parison o f m anuficturgr$’
Bumtriit'ii 'H a il d eiw errd p rice*
Thrrr’s nothing
neuer in the
r.M.r.
t enrad eg u
S W A G E R FO RD
G a lfM
at the John Reeves home were Mr.
and Mrs Owen Gann and Mr and
Mrs Walt Looney.
^ O ption a l at gstra engt
N O O N E O U T -T R A D ES
Y O U R F O A R I K A4. E A!
• 1* Notai St.
Sunday evening dinner guests
in time because of Ford's built-to-last luxury
and stay-in style styling. Visit us today —and
find out for yourself.
Nyssa. Oregon
M i A l USO) CARI
ONLY
DOES SO MUCH MORE
PI
TOUCH
The Word of God
Owyhee Community
Church Notes
"The fear of the Lord is the be
All Christian* recognize that in
the Bible we find the Word of ginning of wisdom: a good under
God. In the New Testament is the standing have all they that do
record of the life of One who was His commandments: His praise
that Word made flesh, even Jesus endureth forever.”
Christ. Some good Christian peo
ple may insist that the Bible is
Bible study and prayer meet
the only revelation from God; ing were held last week at the
but He has spoken and still speaks Luther Perkin home.
in many diverse ways— through
Work week at the church is
other literature and through na- planned for Feb. 3-7.
A most effective way God mani
Sunday evening young people’s
fests Himself is through the lives choir practice will be at 7:30 in
of people now living. Is it not stead of 6:30 as it has been. Then
written that man was created in young people’s meeting will be
the image of God? That being at 8 p.m. and at the same time a
true, ought we not reflect some fellowship class for the adults
thing of the nature of God? In conducted by John Price.
fact, the only contact or glimpse
of God for many people is in the
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Olson enter
lives of their fellowmen.
( tained at dinner Sunday at the
What sorry, distorted epistles Moore hotel for Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Maughn.
of the Gospel we often are!
However, most Christians made
their affirmation of faith, their
commitment to Christ because of
BACK TO THE
some Christ-like quality noted in
BIBLE BROADCAST
a friend. The Apostle Paul had
a true insight w’hen he said WE
are “epistles to be known and
read by all men, written not with
ink but with the Spirit of the liv
M onday—Friday
ing God, not on tablets of stone
but on the tablets of human
9:30— 10:00 A .M .
hearts.” (II Corinthians 3:2-3.)
Does the “Word of the Lord”
Saturday
come through your life to your
1:00 P .M .
neighbors? What is the gospel ac
cording to you, today?
Station KFXD
PROFESSIONAL and BUSINESS
DIRECTORY
Dentists
J. R. CVND ALL
Physicians and
Surgeons
Dentist
Dial 263«
Sarazir. Clinic
Nyssa
SAR AZIN CLINIC
Oregon
J. W . OLSEN, DMD
D ental C linic
7th and Bower
Dial 3311
J. J. Sarazin, M.D.
K. E. Kerby, M.D.
K. A. Danford, M.D.
Physicians and Surgeons
M AULDING CLINIC
EDW IN W . OLDHAM . D.C.
L. A. Maulding, M.D.
Clayton Morgan, M.D.
Chiropractic Physician
Physicians and Surgeons
Electro-Therapy Phone 3230
101 East 1st Street
Nyssa, Oregon
Dial 2216
Hours: 10 to 12 and 2 to 5
Daily Except Saturday and
Sunday. Saturday 10 to 12
Veterinarians
Grant B. Hughes, M. D.
N YSSA VETERINARY
CLINIC
Dr. B. E. Ross— Dr. D. R. Mason
Large and Small Animals
407 Main St.
Dial 2010
^nysician-Surgeon
Phones
Office 3365
Residence 66U
Hours: 10 to 12 and 2 to 5
Saturday 10 to 12.
Office: 2 North Mam St.
SHOP NYSSA
AND SAVE!
Shop Nyssa on Tuesdays and Win!
Each Tuesday, a Name of Som e
Person Will Be Drawn
Ai 3:00 p.m.
NEXT TUESDAY. IAN. 28
s 1 5 0 for the First Name Drawn
s 7 5 for the Second Name
Will be available to some person
who is in one of the business
firms listed below . . .
The name will be drawn from the sub
scriber list of Nyssa's Idaho Power Co.
patrons. If you are on another listing,
register at the Nyssa Insurance A gen cy.
Idaho Department Store
Nyssa Pharmacy
Brownie's Cafe
Wilson Bros. Dept. Store
Wilson's Super Market
Idaho Power Co.
Ben Franklin Store
M & W Market
The First National Bank
Gate City Journal
Taylor's Food Market
Nyssa Food Center
Bracken's Dept. Store
Ideal Gas it Appliance
Firestone Dealer Store
Paulus Jewelry
Eder Hardware
Carl & Burt's Machine Shop
O. K. Rubber Welders
Bob Thompson Agency
Polar Bear
Nyssa Insurance Agency
Owyhee Drug Store
The Food Mart
Bernard Eastman Insurance
Nyssa Co-op Supply
Sponsored by Nyssa Chamber of C
FOR S O M U C H L E S S I
Businessmen s Committee
re