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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY. AUGUST 28. 19«
THE GATE CITY JOURNAL
MEtHODIST
CHURCH NEWS
Methodist Church
School Climaxed
Methodist WSCS
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Owyhee Community Methodist Group
Church Notes
“Therefore, my beloved breth- M e e t S
1 X lU r S C ia y
“ It is written, man shall not Plans Minstrel
A
program
Friday
evening
cli
DUANE R. A L T E R S ................................ Editor and Publisher
live by bread alone, but by every
ren, be steadfast, immovable, al- t
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maxed the Nyssa
Methodist ways abounding in the work of 111 L O C Q ! f l O l T i e S
John C. B i r r e l .......................... .....
News Editor
word that proceedith out of the Show Sept. 23
church’s vacation church school the Lord, knowing that in the
Duane R. Alters and Rita K. Whorlon. Owners
circles of the Methodist mouth of God.”—Matthew 4:4.
The Methodist Ma-Pa group is
held Aug 11-12 under the direc Lord your labor is not in vain.” _ _ The
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_ , The nominating committee met
WSCS met Thursday. Aug. 21. at the parsonage Monday night :n planning a “Burnt Cork" minis-
tion of Mrs. Norvelle Robbins, 1 Cor. 15:58
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
tral show set for Sept. 23 at the
superintendent of the children’s
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NE WS P A P E R
Thursday, Aug. 28, 7 p.m. (to with circle one meeting at the connection with the coming Nyssa high school, according to
Single Copies------ __10c
division and director of the night)—Ma-Pa dinner meeting. home of Mrs Orland Cheldelin church and Sunday school elec-
Mrs. Lyle Grunke, producer.
f U D 11S H E B S
In Malheur County, Oregon,
school.
Friday. Aug. 29, 8 p m.—Church Mrs. Maurice Corey was co-host- tion of officers,
A rehearsal has been scheduled
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ASSOCIATION
The children participattd in executive meeting in the church ess. Nine members were present
ind Payette and Canyon
The annual business meeting of
Counties, Idaho:
songs, Bible story skits and mem social hall.
and one guest, Mrs. Jesse Elgan, the church will be held Sept. 2. for Tuesday evening at 8 p.m. in
ory work. Stressing the theme
1 Year
$3.50
who has joined the circle.
All officers and committees are the Methodist basement. Every
Saturday, Aug. 30-Sept. 1—
one concerned with the show has
NATIONAL
EDITORIAL
•“Hie Life of Jesus” the junior
6 M onths________$2.50
Mrs Leslie Topliff, chairman t0 <lve a reP°rt on the year's been requested to attend.
Older youth Labor Day week end
department
held
a
worship
ser
activities.
Elsewhere in the USA:
I a s T o c T a t i Q n
~\F 7~
camp at Camp Ponderosa, McCall, conducted the business portion
A variety of entertainment had
vice and crafts and handwork
Wednesday evening Bible stu
Per Year
$4.00
I ^ J u
College age and high school grad with Mrs. Alfred Adams in charge dy was at the Otis Bullard home. been scheduled among which will
were
displayed
In
the
educational
6 Months
....... $1.50
of
devotions
in
which
several
|
uates are invited.
be Mrs. (Donna Lee) John Con
building after the program.
Sunday " Aug” 31 9 45 a m — I members took Part The
circle ' ^ Pher'! ls,n 1 any -vouth toni«ht. ners, violinist: the Church bro
Those in charge of teaching the Church
school for ali ages
name, Margaret Toothman was (Thursday) in view of the youth
Published every Thursday at Nyssa, Malheur County, Oregon.
, , 11 scnooi ioran ages.
M i«
rally scheduled for Saturday thers; six local men singers; Miss
different age groups were Mrs.
Entered at the postoffice at Nyssa, Oregon, for transmission
11
a
m.—Worship
service.
Mr.
L
1 . " d- , ,s Toothman, of
.
p , ~
. school The Shirley Schilling and Dr. L. A.
Bill Wilson, kindergarten, Mrs.
through the United States Mails, as a second class matter under
nurses training
* a
u iiS L h e d Task" Maulding as interlocutor.
Herke Stam, primary, and Mrs. Ludlow’s sermon topic wUl be: FrM,tland-
I “ What a Way to Make a Living.” and
foreign field
™
Unfinished Task,
the act of March 3, 1679
Merrildean Robbins, junior.
Tickets will go on sale this
7
p
m.—MYF
and
MIF
me^t-
at
La
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v
ia
.
last
year
She
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has
t
e
n
planned for Earl
Assisting workers were Mrs. mgs
week
and will be available from
: 18 supported by the Idaho Confer-
: nas . Dee,n , Piannea Ior ^ari
! Francis Hight, Mrs. Ben McCon-
f.
.
„ . . „
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■arcro
Wilson to deliver the moning any Ma-Pa member and through
Mrs.
Ed
Wild
spent
Wednesday
Apple Valley—
Monday, Sept. 1, 8 p.m.—O ffic -,
,
message on Sept. 7. Earl is the local business.
nel, Mrs. Clarence Pounds, Miss
j visiting friends in Caldwell and
Circle No. 2 met with Mrs. W y -, son of Mr and Mrs Claud{, Wll.
Edith Pounds, Mrs Larry Wood- lal board meeting^
Boise before Mrs. Rathbun left
Manka Family
Tuesday. Sept. 2 2 p.m .-W om - a*t Smith with 12 member, Mrs^ son who now live at Moses Lake>
ell, Mrs. Kinsey Keveren, Mrs.
j that evening for her home in La-
Joe Ableman, Mrs. Roy Knoedler, an s Society of Christian service Paul Ludlow and Mrs. Clifford Wash. but were formerly of this HOSPITAL RECEIVES JELLY
¡ Puente, Calif.
Holds Reunion
Fox, WSCS president present
community. Earl will enter his
Mrs. Earl Boston, Miss Kathryn executive meeting at 2 p.m.
The Malheur Memoral hospital
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Boston and
Thursday Sept, 4 - Woman’s
Mrs. Merrildean Robbins, circle second
at the Multnomah received 300 individual nut cups
Wakefield,
Mrs.
W.
W.
Foster,
Last Sunday
Don took several days tour into Mrs. Waldo Smalley and Mrs. Society of Christian service gen- chairman, was in charge of the
of the Bi51e ^
faJ1
of blackberry jelly for patients'
Mrs. Dwight Seward
Oregon last week visiting their Paul Ludlow.
business meeting. Mrs. G r o v e r ________________
eral meeting at the church.
Phone 2 2731
son, 2nd Lt. Roger E Boston at
Lytle gave devotions and Mrs
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trays prepared by Mrs Lamont
The Manka brothers aad their North Bend AFB, and friends, Mr.
Clyde Snider presented the pro- SEAMAN COOPER
Mr. and Mrs. George Wilson
( gram.
I Seaman 3/c William R. Cooper Fife.
mother, Mrs. Mary Manka were and Mrs. Douglas Daniels of Em
Primary
Workers
and
Harold
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
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of he U. S. Coast Guard is home
hosts for houseguests the past pire, the Ralph Baily family and
V
TSt
e “ " « « 0f on a three-week furlough visiting
two weeks. Her brothers, L. H. j Jerry Sinclair family of Coos Bay, Donald Wilson and family spent Given Special
j
J e n so n of San his parents, Mr and Mrs Glen
Roush and two grandsons of Kent, all formerly of Apple Valley, last week end at Madras visiting
¡Jose, Costa Rica. She is active ! cooper
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Bob
Newgen
and
Wash, and Mr. and Mrs. Jack j They returned Sunday via Crater
Program Monday ! in
foreign Methodist missionary
He enlisted m j
i 957> af
family.
Roush of Salt Lake City and a j Lake.
Sn/1
l ir a c
m et
t-n en n ♦ 1 »r
«A n t
4/s
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Neil
Coburn
and
Rent a Famous
NySS,
h^h
sister Mrs. Emma Morgan of Hosts Farewell Party
A special program “Radiate The Uraguay, South America.
family left Saturday to return to Light
school in May and is stationed
Glenns Ferry met for a family re.
was presented Monday i
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BALDWIN PIANO
Several friends met at the home their home at Las Vegas, Nev. af evening at the Nvssa stake house
union. Relatives from Nebraska,
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' . HP' in Toledo, Ohio. His ship is the
ter
spending
two
weeks
at
the
or ORGAN With
California and Oregon had a re of Mrs. Hanna Robinson Wednes
under the direction of Mrs. Lee
m d
^
° f u ^ U. S. Coast Guard Tupelo.
Malloy home.
Stoker. The event was for all pri- Z
MpPartland "2 th ,Mrs Her‘
union and dinner at Julia Davis day to surprise her son and wife, Jim
—
Full Credit on
mary workers in the state.
k<? Stam assisting. Twelve mem- language, after which she traveled
Park in Boise a week ago Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Robinson
bers were present
and family who plan to leave ¡ home they returned Last week to
Purchase
If You
Assisting Mrs. Stoker were Frell
to Africa where she is now.
Marilu Wilson spent a few days Sunday for Prescott, Ariz. due t o ' visit at the Blessing home and Blair and Mrs. Melvin Feik. Par- ! Mrs. W. A. Barton circle chair-
Business for all circles concern Decide Later to Buy.
last week with her uncle and his health. The self invited guests with friends at Murtaugh, Eden, ticipating in the program were man was in charge of the business ed the fall festival and bazaar, I
ONLY SI0 DELIVERS
aunt, Mr. and Mrs. George Mil were Messrs, and Mmes. David and Hazelton, Ida.
Fred Blacker, and Wayne Marcum P°rtion- Mrs- William Fangen rummage sale and the future j
Beautiful
Spinet In Any >
Bay,
Jack
Moran,
Ed
Price,
Tom
Mrs. Conley Wilson, Larry and of Ontario, Mrs Jean Bishop of was in charSe of worship services “ tasting party” slated for early
ler in Nampa.
Finish
Biggest
Selection
Twenty children from this com Ferguson, Vear Haile, Jed Gooing, Darrell and Miss Beverly Thomp Parma, Robert Haney of Owvhee, and Mrs ... Barton led
a
discussion
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, „ «•» n | September. Programs for the day j
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if» P r l i i n o f in n
T/vI Oir”
In the Entire Valley!
munity attended vacation Bible Mrs. Albert Meier, Faye and El son of Nyssa visited at the Than. Joe
Sanders, Mrs. J. Elwood Flin- on Public Education Today” as were based on the fifth assembly
school at the Nyssa Methodist aine, and Mrs. Clifford Brown. uel Botner home in La Grande ders, Mrs. Darwin Jensen and taken ^rom Christian Home.”
Write for Fret Folder
held in St. Louis, Mo., with 10,-
church the past two weeks. The The group presented a gift to the j Sunday.
children, and the children of Mel-
This circle will retain the name 500 people attending.
With Prices.
course was closed with a pro honorees and refreshments were
! of Celia Cowan, formerly from
Kenneth Saunders and family vin Cottrell and Melvin Feik.
Gonion
Piano Co.
gram which several parents from served
and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kellogg
Soloist for the occasion was Mrs. Homedale, Ida. She served in
To sell, buy, rent, hire, etc., use
403
Caldwell
Blvd. in Nampa
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Sandy and ! were dinner guests at the Roscoe Elbert Brown. She was accomp- ! China and then returned to Amer- The Gate City Journal classified
here attended Friday evening.
Dial 6-0314
Overnight guests Wednesday at family of Pasco, Wash, visited Kellogg home in Nampa Sunday. anied by Diane Low.
ica where she studied another they get results!
the Clayton Butcher home were relatives during the week and
Mrs. Loine Clay and son, Jerry of had dinner Saturday with his sis
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Dibble
Council, Ida.
Darrell Wilson came Thursday1 and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Myron Osborne
to spend a few days with his par
STOCK-UP NOW FOR THE
W E WILL BE
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Conley Wilson, and family of Payette were din
CLOSED
due to a delay in the construction ner guests Saturday evening of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
work at Little Valley, Utah.
Labor Day,
Visitors at the home of Mrs. Cearley and Joyce.
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Fritts, her
Gladys Smith and family Wednes
Monday
day afternoon were Mr. and Mrs. brother, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Tip Top — 6 Oz. Cans
George Gilbert and girls of Raw Tuning of Roswell and Mr. and
SEPT. 1st.
Mrs. Bob Tuning and family of
lins, Wyo.
t
Recent house guests at the A. G. Caldwell spent several days
Schultz home were their daugh- j camping last week at Kelly Fork
Cinch — White, Chocolate and Yellow
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil B. Hyden near Pierce, Ida They returned
and Mike of Shreveport, Texas, I Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Alva Hill returned
who spent a week with them. A
few days later, her brother, Mr. home Sunday from a 3-weeks va
Bradley — Cream
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Mr. and Mrs. Vic Polzin were also cation. They attended a family
reunion at the home of her sister,
guests.
Nancy, Elaine and Faye Meier Mrs. Frank Whitmore in Burling
recently visited their grandpar-1 ton, Colo, with 70 relatives pres
Borden's
ents, Mr and Mrs. John Snapp ent which included all but two
and at the home of an uncle, Hugh brothers out of nine brothers and
sisters. Enroute home they ac
Snapp and family at Midvale.
Mrs. Vivian Scott and sons of companied a daughter, Mr and
Aberdeen, Wash , were guests at Mrs. R. C. Swanson and family of
the Rex Wagner home. She at Eugene to Yellowstone Park and
Clearwater
tended the wedding of her sister- a visit with the Calvin Ventresss
in-law, Miss Wanda Scott and family at Pocatello.
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Schultz at
Bernard Pollard.
Mrs. Dwight Seward, Shirley tended the funeral of a cousin, C.
and Gary, her sister, Mrs. Emery D. Blessing at Wendell, Ida,
Rathbun and parents, Mr. and recently. After a few days at
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Flour
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Lb............... 17<
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Phone 2149
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Reg. $2.09 Bag
25 L b s . 79
Limit 1 Bag Per Family
PEAS or
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