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THE N YSSA GATE C ITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON, TH URSDAT, JUNE IS, 1958
PAGE TWO
CHRISTIAN CENTER MISSION Owyhee Community
OF THE BRETHERN CHURCH
Church Notes
Located East Second and Ehrgood
“Better is an handful with
Paster Mark J. Carmichael
10 am. Sunday school for all quietness than both the hands full
‘'Come out from among them,
with travail and vexation of
ages.
DUANE R. A L T E R S ........................ • • Editor and Publisher
and be ye separate, saith the Lord,
11 a m. Morning worship. Pub spirit.”—Ecclesiastes 4:6.
and touch not the unclean thing,
John C. B i r r e l........................... . . • News Editor
By Lois CuunslI
Jack Smith, president of Ore- lic is invited to attend.
Vacation Bible school closed
Phone 2439
Duan« R. Altar* and Rita K. Whorton. Owners
and I will receive you. And I will
. gon Wheat Growers league, urges
with a program Thursday night.
7:30
p
m.
Bible
study.
be a Father unto you, and ye shall
Mr. and Mrs Bob Newgen and
The school had a total enrollment
8:00 Worship hour.
be my sons and daughters, saith sons left for their new home in all producers to cast their ballot
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
Friday
when
growers
will
decide
of 176 and an average attendance
N E W S PA P I »
the Lord Almighty.”
Madras Tuesday morning. Their in a national referendum whe
Single Copies----------10c
of 133.
—n
Cor
17-18.
belongings
were
moved
with
the
PUBLISHERS
Ln Malheur County, Oregon,
Missionary Baptist
ther to accept marketing quotas
John Price gave the Sunday
help of Mr. and Mrs. Don Wilson will go into effect if approved by
ind Payette and Canyon
messages in the absence of Rev.
A SSO C IA TIO N
Church
News
of
Nyssa
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Leon
Thursday. June 19 — Woman’s
two-thirds or more those voting.
Counties, Idaho:
| Smithwick.
Society of Christian service circle ard Newgen
Church school, 10 a.m.
Marketing quotas would apply to
1 Year ----------------$3.50
Bible study was held at the
meetings. Circle 1 will meet, 2
Worship at 11 a m.
6 Months ...............$2.50
all 38 commercial wheat states.
Harold Dail home Wednesday eve
f DI TOR 1 Al
national
p m , at the home of Mrs Maurice
Mr. and Mrs Elza Niccum have
7 p.m —Young people’s gToup. ning.
If marketing quotas are ap
Elsewhere in the USA:
k sT b cT A T i G n
Corey.
Circle
2,
at
2
p.m.
in
the
received
word
from
their
son,
Wednesday,
8 p.m.—Bible stu -------------------------- “ “ "— ~ ~ ~ ~
! h
proved,
a
producer
who
exceeded
Per Year _
$4.00
U
U
L_ ^
Marvin, that a son was bom to his farm allotment would not be dy and prayer.
church parlor.
6 Months ________ $2.50
Use The Journal classified ads;
Elder E. J. Martin. Pastor
8 p m —Celia Cowan circle will his wife and him June 16. He eligible for price support and
1
they
get results!
has
been
named
Michael
Augus
meet at the home of Doris Hight.
Phone 3169
i would be required to pay the pen-1
Published every Thursday at Nyssa, Malheur County, Oregon.
Betty Kurtz will be co-hostess tus. The parents live in Corvallis alty on excess production in order
Entered at the postoffice at Nyssa, Oregon, for transmission
and Jan Barton will present the where he attends school and is card. The minimum support of
through the United States Mails, as a second class matter under
a photographer for the Gazette $1 81 a bushel national average j
program.
the act of March 3, 1879.
Sunday, June 22, 9 a m. — Times.
recently announced by the Dep- j
Church school with classes for all
Marie Niccum has been visiting artment of Agriculture is 75 per |
her sister, Mrs Ed Bancroft in cent of current parity.
a*es
11 a m —Worship service The Portland, and is at present visit
Smith pointed out that pro
Rev Ludlow’s sermon topic will ing her brother and his wife, the ducers should also realize that if
be “Conformity or Peculiarity ”
quotas are defeated, the price su p -1
Marvin Niccums in Corvallis.
Friday, June 27. 8 pm .—Wes
Mrs. Carl Simpson returned Sat port level would be approximate-1
leyan service guild will meet in urday from a visit with her par ly $1.21 a bushel, which is 50 per
the church parlor. The regular ents, the L. G Folkmens in Ogden. cent of the July 1, 1959 parity.
ed
as
best
man.
Ushers
were
Dick
Miss Phyllis Fox of Nyssa and
James Boston of Ontario were Bones of Ontario and Kwakur meeting will also include a plan She also visited other relatives Farmers would still have to com-1
ning meeting for next year.
and friends at Ogden and Hoop plv with acreage allotments to be
united in marriage at an after Mensah of Corvallis.
The following camps will be er.
eligible for price supports.
For her daughter’s wedding,
noon ceremony June 15 in the
held
this
year:
Christian
Adven
Nyssa Methodist church. Parents Mrs. Fox chose a pink sheath
Mrs. Robert Albritton and
ture: Wallowa No. 1, July 7-12;
of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. dress. Mrs. Boston was attired in |
daughters and her friend, Mrs.
registration
deadline,
June
23.
Clifford Fox of Nyssa and Mrs a blue chiffon afternoon dress.
Paul Specht and children, all of Christian Women
Both mothers had corsages of Wallowa No 2, July 19-24; regis Salem, arrived Saturday night at Plan Program
Jennie Boston o f Ontario.
tration deadline, June 25. Senior
%
Officiating at the double ring white and pink carnations.
the home of Mrs. Albritton’s par
Youth camp: Wallowa, July 12-
A
planning
session
for
Chris
ents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ira
Price.
They
ceremony was the Rev. Paul L.
Following the ceremony, the 19; registration deadline, June 28.
tian Women’s society of the First
Ludlow of the Nyssa Methodist couple was honored with a recep
will visit for several days.
Older Youth camp: Payette Lakes,
church. White floor baskets filled tion in the church recreation hall.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Schweizer Christian churches of Nyssa and
Aug. 30 - Sept. 1; registration
with white and pink carnations After the initial cut of the white, i
and baby of Burns visited with Ontario will be held Friday, June
deadline, Aug. 13. Familv camps:
among white gladioli decorated four-tier wedding cake, which was
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. H 20, at the Owyhee dam park, be
Sawtooth, Aug. 8-10; Wallowa
the church for the ceremony, at centered with miniature wedding
Schweizer and other relatives ginning at 10 a.m.
Lake, Aug. 15-17
The program for the coming
tended by over 200 guests.
from Thursday to Saturday, when
bells, Mrs. Clarence Rettig of On
Given in marriage by her fath tario, aunt of the bride, and Mrs.
they left for home. They had been year will be planned at this time.
er, the bride chose a floor length Harlan Fox of Nyssa, sister-in-law George Rushs Host
in California for several weeks. State President Mrs. Bewford Os-
white tulle and lace tiered gown to the bride, served.
Mr. and Mrs. Luwavne Woods burn o f Lebanon, Ore., will be
Couples Bridge Club
over satin, featuring a roll collar
and
children of Big Creek, Calif., present.
Mrs. Don Savage and Mrs. Clay
Dr. and Mrs. George Rush en and his mother, Anna J. Woods
neckline and wrist length sleeves ton Wilson of Payette poured.
fastened with tiny seed pearls Mrs. Wilson also had charge of the tertained with couples bridge club of Hurricane. Utah, spent Wed Sunday they went to Lake Owy
which also adorned the collar tips. guest book. Gifts were cared for at their home recently.
nesday night at the home of his hee for a motor boat trip.
High score winners for the brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs.
The gown was fashioned by the by Mrs. Cleta Boetger, Mrs. Stan
Mrs. Wren Tracy of Nampa and
bride’s mother. Her fingertip veil Bybee, Mrs John Simianer and event were Mrs. Ted Morgan and Jack Woods. Thursdav, they left j Mrs. Irvin Durfee took their
Jim Hanson.
of silk illusion tulle was held by Miss Letha Sager.
| for Seattle and will then return grandmother, Mrs. Fred Mitchell,
4*—+
a seed pearl covered tiara. She
home.
to Ontario Saturday to visit Mrs.
Prior to her marriage, the new
carried a white orchid on a white
Joe Callahan of Grand Junc- Tanner.
Mrs. Boston was feted with a George McKees Attend
Bible with white satin streamers
Mr. and Mrs. Clair Snyder and
1 tion, Colo., has been visiting his
bridal shower Thursday evening Sunday Dinner In Boise
tapering, each fashioned with
son. Ray Callahan, and other rela- family of Caldwell spent Sunday
at the church. The bride, her mo
rosebuds on the ribbon tips. Her
with the Harold Snyder family.
Mr. and Mrs. George McKee , tives the past week
ther and Mrs. Boston each receiv
only jewelry was pearl earrings.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Arai attend- Doyal stayed with his cousin,
ed corsages designed by Mrs. Carl and their son, Jack McKee were
Miss Pat Barclav, Nyssa, was
guests in Boise for a Father’s day ! ed the JACL graduation banouet Royal, and Helen went back to
Roth.
The name will be drawn from the sub
maid of honor. Sho wore a bal
Entertainment for the evening dinner at the home of their daug Saturday evening at the East Side Caldwell with her other cousins
lerina length crystal taffeta dress
scriber list of Nyssa's Idaho Power Co.
consisted of an Hawaiian dance hter, Mr and Mrs. Max Schwei- cafe in Ontario. The event is for a visit.
of deep rose fashioned with a pink
Mr. and Mrs. B. W Shiplev of
by Rosemary Roth and Ilene Moss, i zer, who have been transferred ; held each year for college and
chiffon cumberbun Bridesmaids
patrons. If you are on another listing,
I Pilot Rock, Ore., brought their
; high school graduates.
a reading by Mrs. Paul Ludlow from The Dalles to Boise.
Carolyn Jones and Msrv Lou
4*—4*
and a vocal selection by Miss
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Newgen and ! granddaughters, Darlene Orm and
register at the Nyssa Insurance Agency.
Bateman were dressed in identi
Irene Jayo. Hostesses for the
| children, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard ¡Ruth Johnson, to the Elvin Orm
cal gowns of pink crystal taffeta
home
this
week.
Darlene
has
been
event were the Mmes. Gene Gras- Both plan to enter college there Newgen and Mr and Mrs. Ora
Nyssa Pharmacy
Idaho Department Store
with deep rose cumberbuns. The
ty, Lyle Grunke, Roy Knoedler, this fall.
Newgen were guests at a picnic visiting them for some time and
Wilson Bros. Dept. Store
attendants h a d corresponding Wyatt Smith and James Stephens, j Out-of-state guests were Mr. supper at the Frank Perko home Ruth will visit here.
Brownie's Cafe
Idaho Power Co.
nosegays of pink and white car June roses and tall pink candles j and Mrs. Howard Jamieson and
Wilson's Super Market
Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Orm went
Monday evening.
nations.
M & W Market
Ben Franklin Store
decorated the refreshment table. family, Mrs. Anna Boston, all of
It is suggested that members of to Parma Sunday to see his mo
ther,
Mrs.
L.
F.
Orm,
who
is
re
Gate
City Journal
Miss Judy Hall of Lewiston,
The
First
National
Bank
For her travel ensemble the California; Mr. and Mrs. George the Tri-Vallev Extension unit at
Ida., cousin of the bride, was bride wore a printed dacron Bassett and Carl, Cambridge; Mrs. tend both the cooking demonstra- covering from an operation. Her
Nyssa Food Center
Taylor's Food Market
flower girl. She was dressed in sheath with a pink duster and Emily Sutton, Cambridge; Mrs. L. ; tion to be held at Eder’s in Ad condition is reported “ good.”
Ideal Gas & Appliance
Bracken's Dept. Store
an ensemble to match those of the white accessories.
Paulus Jewelry
W Dudley and Betsy, Emmett; rian Thursday, June 19. at 2 p m.,
Firestone Dealer Store
bridesmaids and she carried a
Evelyn Dazey of Pasco is visit.
Carl & Burt's Machine Shop
The bride is a 1956 Nyssa high Mr. and Mrs. Bill Snook, Payette; and the open house at the new
Eder Hardware
basket of variegated flower petals. school graduate and has attended Mrs. Francis Purkhiser and Judy, Lorin Munn home the same day. ing at the home of her cousin,
Bob Thompson Agency
O. K. Rubber Welders
Jude Hall, Grangeville, was ring OSC two years. Her husband has New Plymouth; Mr. and Mrs. Rex
Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Parker Linda Ballou.
Nyssa Insurance Agency
Polar Bear
bearer. He carried a heart-shaped attended OSC three years and is Cambill and Dixie, Boise; Mr and of Nyssa were dinner guests at
House guests Friday and Satur
The Food Mart
Owyhee Drug Store
pillow of white satin trimmed a 1955 Ontario high graduate Mrs. Susie Hall, Gettysburg, S.D.; ! the home of her sister and hus day at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Nyssa
Co-op Supply
Bernard
Eastman
Insurance
with pink bows.
He is presently attending sum-1 Bob Hall, Gettysburg; Mr. and band, the Jack Woods, Monday. J. C. Smith were their daughter
Ray's
Food Fair
Bennett's
Cafe
Lorena Jefferson of Corvallis mer session at OSC and has charge Mrs. Floyd Hall and family of
Mr and Mrs. George Folkman and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Ken-
Grangeville; Mr. and Mrs. Alvin and Brent visited the Bill E. Had , neth Farner and sons, Carl and
was soloist. She was accompanied of the Alsea Methodist church.
Sponsored by Nyssa Chamber of Commerce
Kenny of Medford. They came
by Miss Barbara McPartland of
Following their wedding trip, Hall and family, Lewiston, and ley family Sunday evening.
Businessmen’s Committee
Nyssa.
Mr and Mrs. E. E. Cloninger to visit their mother who has
the newlyweds are at home a t1 Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hoare and
drove to Unity recently. Last been ill for the past three weeks.
Heike Ohling of Corvallis serv 300 North 25th street, Corvallis. family of Seneca.
THE GATE CITY JOURNAL
Wheat Growers
Newgen Family To Vote Friday
M oves to Madras On Referendum
METHODIST
CHURCH NEWS
Sunset Valley—
SHOP NYSSA
Fox-Bosion Wedding Vows Repealed
June 15 in Nyssa Methodist Church
AND SAVE!
Shop Nyssa on Tuesdays and Win!
Each Tuesday, a Name of Some
Person Will Be Drawn
At 3:00 p.m.
NEXT TUESDAY. JUNE 24
$75
Will be available to som e person
who is in any of the business
firms listed below . . .
SUGAR
White Satin
$2-89
. . . . 2 5 Lbs.
Indian Gem — 303 Cans
7 f°r $1
Applesauce
at TAYLOR’S
SELF-SERVICE
M E A TS
Fryers Each « . . 79<
•
•
•
55<
Wells' & Davies'
Franks 2 d >
. Bag 98*
Home Maid
LIN K SAU SAGE
Lb.
FROZEN
FOODS
59<
PORK & BEANS . . .
. 8 for $ 1 .0 0
Cooking Oil
Gai.
2,19
SAVE 34c on KING SIZE
APPLE
PIES
•
•
•
Each
3Q< Energy Detergent
Snow C rop— 12 Oz. 4
•
•
•
•
$1.05
Ä
4 Lb, 89<
Indian Gem — 46 Oz. — Reg. 35c
CcillS
85< Apple Juice .................... 4
BEST PRODUCE BUYS
Watermelons
Per Lb. Only . . . .
ORANGES
5 Lbs. ? ?
•
5
n n Valley
V rrllov
Sun
MARGARINE
Lemonade
Beef Roasts
•
FOOD MARKET
LOCKER SERVICE
•
l 3/4-2 Lb. Average
From Young,
Tender Beef, Lb.
Libby's — 300 Cans
5l/i<
LEMONS
6 for ??
a
Cans
-
$1
Griffin's Allwite
SHOE P O L I S H .................... Each |CJ£
DONT LET THE HEAT KEEP YOU FROM SHOPPING
NYSSA BANK DAYS ON TUESDAY!
Shop Leisurely. Comfortably in Our Refrigerated Store
P ori? S O C
MERCHANDISE
P T j p r
i n t t * Z □ c e r t if ic a t e * * 5 r RLE
IF YOUR NAME IS CALLED . . .
AND YOU ARE IN OUR STORE!
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