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© G THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA, OREGON. THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 13. 1958 PAGE TWO RELIGION IN BROTHERHOOD WEEK By the Rev. Paul Ludlow THE GATE CITY JOURNAL DUANE R. A L T E R S .................................. Editor and Publish» John C. ...........................................................News Editor Duane R. Alters and Rita K. Whorton, Owners SUBSCRIPTION RATES ; : £ W S PA P E a Single Copies----------10c PUBLISHERS In Malheur County, Oregon, *nd Payette and Canyon ASSOCIATION Counties, Idaho: 1 Y e a r____ $3.50 6 Months ... $2.50 NAT I ONAL EDI TORI AL Elsewhere in the USA: A^OCrAT, _ Per Year ________$4.00 6 Months ----- $2.50 Vale Lutherans Set Dedication For Church Sun. WSCS Meeting Special World Day of Prayer Service Held Thursday Mrs. Leslie Topliff, Mrs Duane Set for Friday at Methodist Church Alters and Mrs. Russell Gressley were hostess at a coffee and des hour Thursday, Jan 6 for Jonah was the reluctant preju The new Grace Lutheran church sert diced prophet in a tale of long at Vale will be dedicated at spe WSCS members of the Methodist ago. He ran away from a clear cial services there Sunday, Feb. church. call to duty because he would ra 16, the Rev. John L. Briehl, pas The meeting was called to or by Mrs. Clyde Snider and Mrs. ther see his enemies destroyed of both the Vale church and der Raymond Sager opened devotions than to have them repent and tor Faith Lutheran at Nyssa an litary. live. this week. There will be by using W. a W. prayer Foster was in charge In running away he encounter nounced no Church school or morning ser of Mrs program, "Christian Action ed stormy weather, was swallow vice at the Nyssa Church Sunday on the March.” Mrs. Kinsey Kev- ed up by adversity and was fi to enable all members and friends eren the reported “Our Christian nally rescued by a sea-sick fish. to join with the Vale congrega Social Relations on Heritage.” Mem The call to duty came again and tion in treir dedicatory observ bers were then divided in discus Jonah hearkened but took no ance. The Rev. Briehl stated. groups. Mrs. Paul Ludlow pleasure in warning the people of Service of dedication will be sion had charge of installation service Published every Thursday at Nyssa, Malheur County, Oregon. Nineveh of impending judment. gin at 10:30 with Dr. S. C. Sief- for Mrs. Paul Penrod who will Entered at the postoffice at Nyssa, Oregon, for transmission The pleasure was gone because kes of Portland, district president through the United States Mails, as a second class matter under Jonah suspected that God would of Northwestern District of the I take over duties of treasurer for coming year. forgive if they repented. the act of March 3, 1879. American Lutheran church and the Announcements Feb. After delivering his message of Rev. Briehl as officating pastors. 21 as World Day of included Prayer in doom, Jonah sat in the shade of Open house will be held from 2 Methodist church according the To escape comment or criticism, do nothing, be nothing, to a gourd vine to see what would to 4 p. m. with vesper services Mrs. Sager, chairman of the hos say nothing. happen to the wicked city. When scheduled at 8 p.m. The Rev. T. tess committee. Feb. 22, Sunday the blow did not fall, our reluc M. Gebhardt, pastor of the Luth evening service in a series of five tant prophet pouted and wished eran church at Salem will deliver during lent. The Soldiers' Oldest Missile he might die. Jonah reflects the the sermon. Recent missile failures and success—the Navy flub, attitude of many modern patriots. Other officiating pastors will be Nineteen members and one the Army Explorer success and the A ir Force fizzle— guest, Mrs. Cora Davis were pres Have we tried to run away from the Rev. Leonard Dalberg of ent. may make m any an Army veteran chuckle as he rem in our responsibility as a Christian Faith Lutheran Church, Cald isces about off-duty experiences during World W ar II. nation? well; the Rev. Robert Oestreich, No doubt most of them recall barroom and barracks Do we not feel that the Com First Lutheran Church, Baker; NEWS OF RECORD sessions involving argum ents over the three branches munists forfeited all right the Rev. Ed Kastin, Zion Luther Complaints Filed in Circuit Court of the service and their rejoinder that either ended all to the love have of God? an Church, La Grande and Dr. John Murphy vs. William But argum ents or wound up in fisticuffs: “The Navy gets Do we rejoice when we hear Siefkes. $30,828 80. 2/3/58. the pay, the A ir Corps gets the credit and the Arm y does that Russia has taken a more tol The new $35,000 red brick ve ler. Earl Damages. vs. Allen Fletcher. erant attitude toward Christianity, neer structure located at Yakima Recovery Lyons the work.” or do we say, “Just another clever and F Street in Vale was con 2/4/58. on account. $2,734 03. propaganda almost entirely by vol United Credit Service vs. Vir Adrian Community “There’s a trick?” METHODIST wideness in God’s structed unteer members the congrega gil Rolland, et ux. Recovery on Church News mercy, like the wideness of the tion since ground of breaking Church News cere $235.73. 2/5/58. “Go ye, therefore, and teach all All interested adults are invited sea; for the love of God is broad monies March 13, 1955. Grace note. Joyce L. Gorrell vs. Teddy L. nations . . . Teaching them to ob to meet with the group at the par er than the measure of man’s Lutheran church was organized Gorrell. 2/6/58. serve all things whatsoever I sonage each Sunday night at 8 mind . . .” as a congregation April 11, 1954 Beverly Divorce. M. Stauffer vs. Edward The only chosen people are have comrnnaded you.” p.m. Please bring your Bible. under the leadership of Rev. D. Stauffer. Divorce. 2/6/58. those who choose to do God’s Briehl. The church had its be Allene Barker vs. Lyle —Math. 28:19-20. Barker. The Mary and Martha Society will. ginning with a few families meet- Divorce. 2/7/58. Sunday, Feb. 16, 9:45 a m. — will meet with Mrs. Herb Thomas April 23, 1950. soon moving their Marriage Licenses Issued Church school for everyone and Thursday, Feb. 13. Mrs. Dyre meetings to Vale, gaining mem Edwin Eldon Johnson and Mary Christian Church everyone welcome. Roberts, assistant hostess. bership until they were orga Isadora Blakeman of Brayant, Notes II a m.—Worship service. Mr. nized a congregation four years 1 S.D., and Vale, Ore. 2/3/58. Ludlow’s sermon topic will be A ham dinner will be served in “Pure religion and undefiled be- j later. Driving While Under Influence fore God and the Father is this, “World Parish or Perish.” the church dining room, Friday Of Intoxication Liquor 7 p.m —MYF and MIF meetings evening, Feb. 14 from 6:30 to 8:30 to visit the fatherless and widows NOTICE OF EQUALIZATION (Mandatory suspension.) Thom- in their affliction, and to keep at the church. p.m. This dinner is sponsored by himself unspotted f r o m the | OWYHEE IRRIGATION I as Edward Whalen, 40, 253 West Monday. Feb. 17, 8 p.m.—A new the church to help meet the in DISTRICT Main street, Weiser, Ida., suspend series on Methodist beliefs will surance on the church and par world.”—James 1:27. Notice is hereby given, that the ed 1/25/58, 90 days. begin and continue weekly until sonage. Board of Directors of the Owyhee John Bills, Nyssa, suspended Sunday, Feb. 16, 9:45 a.m. — Irrigation Easter. This is open to everyone. District will meet on 11/17/57, 90 days. Church school for all ages. Tuesday, Feb. 21—World Day The Boy Scouts were honored the 4th day 1958, at I Laurah Lucille Martinez, 45, 16 of Prayer service in our church at the Sunday morning church 11 a.m.—Sermon, “On the Day 8:00 o’clock P. of M. March, at the office East 1st street, Nyssa, suspended of Pentecost.” at 1:30 p.m. All women of the service last Sunday. The Scout of the District, 17 South First St., ! 1/20/58, 90 days. p.m.—Orchestra practice. community are invited. Masters told of the activities of 6 7 p.m.—All Nyssa, Oregon, to sit as a Board youth groups meet. Wednesday, Feb. 22, 9 a.m. to their various groups, the Den of Equalization for the purpose of Court Recommendation 9 p.m.—All-church prr--4 vigil. Mothers were introduced and also 8 p.m.—“The Mystery of Baby reviewing and correcting the as (Following traffic violation con Come to the church for prayer committeemen. Presentation of lon.” sessment roll and apportionment victions.) Dale Edward Campbell, sometime during this 12-hour per the flags by representatives from Wednesday, Feb. 12, 7 p.m. — of charges for operation and main Carter hotel, Ontario, reckless iod. each Scout group and a special Bible study and prayer meeting. tenance for the 1958 irrigation sea driving, suspended 1/30/58, 60 4 p.m.—Extra sessions for jun musical number by one of the 8 p.m.—Choir practice. and the assessment of $4.40 days. Thursday—General meeting of son, ior and primary grades. Scouts was given. per acre for operation and main Financial Responsibility CWF at 2 p.m. at the church. The Rev. and Mrs. Ludlow are tenance, delinquencies in collec (Failure to show proof of finan attending a pastoral conference in Wesleyan in doctrine, holiness in Friday, Feb. 14—Come-Double tions, reserve and administration cial responsibility.) Flossie Ann party at the church. Berkeley this week. experience, informal in worship class expenses and $2.10 per acre for Hasenbalg, 32, route 2, box 138, Twenty from Nyssa attended construction charges and scriptural in standards. during the Ontario, suspended 1/24/58. the “School on Christian Living” year 1958. THE BIBLE Special service will begin at Lewis Bugenig, Ontario, sus in Ontario last Tuesday. MISSIONARY CHURCH The assessment roll and records the church Sunday morning, Feb. pended 1/25/58. Vehicle license Don’t forget to invite someone for 1958 may be inspected at the No. 6K-9864, Second and Beech Ave. 16, and continue nightly at 7:45! 1946 International Progress toward completion of through March 2. A young man to Bible school this Sunday and office of the district by any in pickup. help us win the contest. the first unit of one of Nyssa’s Lubbock, Tex., the Rev. Ar Our Bible school was increased terested person during office Dell Bad Hawk, Nyssa, sus newest churches is noted today from thur S. will be doing the by one member Sunday with the hours of each business day. pended 1/20/58. Vehicle license by the pastor of the church, the preaching Morgan, Done by order of the Board of and Mr. and Mrs. A. L. No. 335010, Arkansas, 1947 Pon Rev. Lowell L. Foster, with in Crane of Nampa will be in charge arrival of a fine baby boy to Mr. Directors. tiac 2-door. and Mrs. Hastings. stallation of a new 200,000 BTU of the music. Everyone is invited OWYHEE IRRIGATION Driving While Suspended gas furnace and perimeter-type to these special services and are DISTRICT Albert Lee Viaene, 19, route 2, heating system. welcome to all services of By: Harold Henigson, Ontario, suspended 12/29/57, 1 The church is located at the always Secretary. year. Vehicle license No. 8B-1438, corner of Second street and Beech the church. First publication, Feb. 6, 1958. 1953 Willys Jeep, No. 5H-4433; avenue. The building which was Mr. and Mrs. John Barnett were 1951 Pontiac sedan, No. 2K-370; started last September is 32 feet Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Norman Broders of Nyssa was Last publication, Feb. 27, 1958. 1951 Ford sedan. treated for lacerations of the wide and 60 feet long (inside Mrs. Bill Schoen. lower lip, Sunday, Feb. 9, at Mal HOME FROM HOSPITAL measurements). Room has been Mr. and Mrs. Bill Too mb spent provided for six classrooms. This Mrs. Bill Nicholson spent sev heur Memorial hospital. Broders, j Mrs. Ed Wild returned home Tuesday at the home of is barely adequate for the pres eral days this week at the home of who is employed by Vaughn Saturday from Malheur Memorial Mr. and evening Mrs. Bill Schoen. The ent, but plans are to enlarge soon. Mr. and Mrs. Marion Osborn in Stringer, was hit with a pitch j hospital where she had surgery evening was spent playing cards. and was a patient for 11 day3. fork handle. The Bible Missionary church is Nampa. & Broders Receives Lip Lacerations vV.OR's food stor S WHERE YOUR FOOD $$$$$$ GOES FARTHER CANNED GOODS SPECIALS Prunes **■-. 3 for T d m d l c s Wilson's 16 Oz. ^ i Royal Red—46 O*. $1 r$l (oi Tomato Juke 4 for $ | ASSORTED VEGETABLES-Your Choi» O I O f * | FROZEN FOODS Mince — Pumpkin PIES CLOSE-OUT 4 9 £ Each ORANGE JUICE 12 O z.— Minute Maid 39 * PRODUCE DEPT. U.S. No. 1 POTATOES .10 Lbs. 3 9 £ ORANGES 5 Lbs. 5 9 £ ONIONS-RADISHES Bunch . . . 5 * The World Day of Prayer is a day when millions of women around the world join in a 24-hour prayer vigil. It is a day set aside to unite all Christians in the bond of prayer, local church wo men explained this week. This special day of prayer will be observed by women of all churches in Nyssa and Adrian communities, beginning with a fellowship hour at 1:30 p.m, Fri day, Feb. 21, at the Methodist church. The worship service will begin at 2:15 p.m. Mrs. Robert Jackson will be in charge of the program entitled, “The Bread of Life,” with groups from all local churches participating. Robb Relatives Attend Funeral Mr. and Mrs. Harry Swanson, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Swanson and Kenneth Swanson, all of Nebraska, came by car to attend funeral services of their sister, Mrs. Hudson Robb. While here they were guests in the Hudson Robb home. Mr. and Mrs. James Robb and family of Moses Lake, Wash., and Mr. and Mrs. Pete Wilson left Friday after spending several days here. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Brell of Nebraska left Saturday after visiting here for the past four weeks. Nyssan's Father Dies Suddenly George A. B. Marston, 83, of Denver, Colo., father of Mrs. H. H. Howell of Nyssa, died sudden ly in Boise Wednesday night. Mr. Marston had been visiting here and with relatives in Boise for the past three weeks. Mrs. Howell accompanied his remains to Palisades, Nebr., where services were conducted Tuesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Pulliam and family were in Yakima from , Wednesday until Sunday where! they were called by the illness o f; his father, A. F. Pulliam. CLASSIFIED FOR RESULTS In the United States, where World Day of Prayer came into being in 1887, more than 25,000 communities will take part in the 1958 observance. In great cathe drals and in tiny roadside chapels the special service will be heard, as well as in shops, schools, col leges, hospitals, factories and fields. Mayors and governors in many states and cities will issue special proclamations. In some places, traffic will come to a dead halt for one minute of silent prayer and the joyful bells of many de nominations will ring in unison, calling the faithful to worship. Through World Day of Prayer offerings, hard-pressed agricultur al workers and Indian-American brothers trying to adjust to city life are among those aided in America. As Christians every where ask God for the gift of world peace and unity, the grow ing contributions help to develop Christian leadership in newly- awakened Africa and Asia. Reading material for new liter ates is provided on several con tinents: the Mau Mau resettle ment camps received new light and life through the mobile unit that repeatedly visits them; pilot projects for village children are set up; Christian broadcasting is increased in lands where this is all important at this crucial mo ment in world history and other self-help and educational services are carried out—thanks to World Day of Prayer funds. All w on^n of the community are invited to attend the World Day of Prayer service. BACK TO THE BIBLE BROADCAST Station KFXD Monday—F riday 9:30—10:00 A. M. Saturday 1:00 P.M . SPECIAL SERVICES Preaching—REV. ARTHUR S. MORGAN From Lubbock, Texas Singing—THE A. L. CRANES From Nampa, Idaho Location—BIBLE MISSIONARY CHURCH * 7:45 Each Evening and 10:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. Sunday Dat< -FEBRUARY 16 TO MARCH 2 Everyone Is Welcome! LOWELL L. FOSTER, Pastor IN TH E M EA T SECTION GROUND BEEF 2| lbs. |.00 Pork Chops 10 for $1 Beef Roasts lb . 39< RIB B O IL ..................... Lb. 2 5 « Whole or Shank Half HANS . . Lb. 59 « Morrel's — Frontier SLICED BACON ............. Lb. 4 9 £ Round or Swiss STEAK . . . . Lb. 7 9 « Smel t . . . 2 lbs. 49e
