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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA. OREGON ©
Marlene Harmon circle will Al Afyfra 1 b TI ibw
so meet at 1 2 ociocx
o’clock at tn
the home
Of Fellowship DiMMBr
of Mrs. Clayton Butcher
Mrs. Fr^nk Wilson will be host At Methodist Church
ess to the Celia Cowan circle at
"Africa” was the theme for the
8 o'clock this evening.
February fellowship dinner at
the Methodist church last Wed
nesday evening.
The table decorations of native
houses and palm trees were made
by the junior department during
additional sessions. Gumdrop ani
mals created by the intermediate
group marched down the tables.
A birthday cake, honoring those
with February birthdays, had an
outline of Africa on it and was
Safety-Champion
provided by hostesses, Mrs Mer-
ildean Robbins and Mrs. «««ura!
NYLON TIRES
Lewis.
Birthday guests were Clinton
Robbins, Dave Beers, W. W. Fos-
ter, Mrs. Bill Wilson and Mr. and
Mrs. R. G. Chenault.
Tube Type
African folk songs were pre
sented by the primary and junior
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troduced Miss Celia Cowan, for
•Plus fox ona recappable tiro
mer missionary to Africa, now re
tired and living in Homedale,
Idaho. Miss Cowan, in native
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the Belgian Congo.
Sunday School
To Begin at 9:30
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| the Waldo Smalley home were son, Jay RonaM came home from
Mrs Leta Ruse of Nampa is
her brother and wife, Mr. and the hospital Thursday. The baby a houseguest of her daughter,
Mrs. Glenn Weed and Richard and weighed 7 pounds, 11 ox. Mrs. Ver- Mrs Willard Orr this week.
Mrs. Weed's mother, Mrs. Cleta da Nichols, Rex's mother, has
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Moran and
Lockwood all of Caldwell.
been staying with them
Susanne were Sunday guests of
Mr and Mrs Raymond Nor
Mr and Mrs, Henry Otani and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Eason.
Mrs. Waldo Smalley
land have rented their place to family are moving into the Ray
Mrs. Norman Jamison and Fred
APPLE VALLEY—Sunday Mr. Otani and have moved to mond Norland house this week. Levi were visitors of Mr. and Mrs
school will be held at 9:30 a m. in Santa Maria, Calif
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pitman Monte Leveaux, Thursday.
the Apple Valiev Methodist
Mr. and Mrs. Clark Allen were
Mr and Mrs. Monte Leveaux were Thursday dinner guests of
church. This is to allow time for were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs Harvey Pitman in • Wednesday dinner guests of Mrs.
those wishing to go elsewhere for Mrs. William Farmer in Vale.
Mary Jones.
'Boise.
11 o'clock services to be on time.
Last Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Os
car Samuels were honored guests
Sunday afternoon visitors at at a farewell dinner given for
them at the Roy Wild home in
Nyssa by the Missionary circle.
African Missionary
Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Seward,
Talks to Children
Kennth Saunders and the honored
Children attending additional guests attended froiii Apple Val
sessions at the Methodist church ley.
last Wednesday at 4 o’clock had
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Norland of
the privilege of hearing a mission Caldwell were Sunday evening
ary from Africa, when Miss Celia dinner guests of their mother,
Mrs Martha Norland.
Cowan talked to them.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kellogg, Mrs.
Those present not only saw a
rhinoceros tooth and a hair from Kenneth Saunders parents, spent
an elephant’s tail, but got to touch the past week at Snoqualmie, Wn.,
them. Carvings of wood, ebony visiting their daughter, the Rev.
and ivory, needlework by African and Mrs. Winston Ketchum. Mr.
children, paintings and native Kellogg went through the medical
dress materials were viewed.
clinic in Seattle while there.
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Over 40 children are enrolled
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wilson, Jim
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in these after-school classes held Marilu and Don were Sunday af
FAMOUS
each Wednesday for those in first ternoon guests of Mr. and Mrs.
through sixth grades. The sessions John Miller in Melba.
nyion
tires
Mrs. Bill Schireman are sponsored by the WSCS. and A large percent of children in
part of the all-church study the community are down with the
And Mrs. John Broad . it on is “ a Africa.
mumps, a few of them have been
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Per Tire
Host Guild Meetings
real sick.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Booth and
depending on size
Mrs. John Broad was hostess to Local Group to Attend
Reta visited Mr. and Mrs. Vernon
afternoon guild members of the
Booth in Nampa Friday evening.
Episcopal church when they met Jehovah's Witnesses
Mrs. Alberta Morrow of Cotton
Feb. 2. Mrs. Maylin Maxfield pre Training Conference wood has been a guest of her
sented the program and refresh Members of Jehovah's Wit daughter, Mrs. Clayton Butcher
ments were served by the hostess. nesses from Nyssa who are mak for the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Conley Wilson
The evening guild met the pre ing preliminary plans to attend a
ceding night at the home of Mrs. three-day training program in helped Mr. and Mrs. Ted Dick of
Walla, Wash., March 11-13 Nampa celebrate their 23rd wed
Bill Schierman. The program was Walla
are the Gerald Cooper and Ray
a study of Africa and was pre mond Simpson families, Ronald ding anniversary on Feb. 10. They
had dinner at the Royal in Boise.
sented by Mrs. Schireman.
Franklin, presiding minister of
Mr. and Mrs. Jed Gooing an
t£ie local congregation announced nounce the birth of a son to their
this week.
daughter and husband, Mr. and.
The object of the conference, Mrs. Willis Hansen of Ten Davis
Franklin states, is to equip each on Feb. 13. Mrs. Gooing will care
one of Jehovah’s Witnesses in the for the three older boys for a few
practical use of the Bible as a help days.
in combating the rising tide of
Claude Hinkley of Yerington,
delingquency that is threatening Nev., was a guest of Mr. and Mrs.
to engulf the world.
Clayton Butcher Thursday and
Friday.
Fully Automatic and Double-Acting Draft
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Rex
Wagner.
Mr.
and
Position Control
World Day of Prayer and Mrs. Jfeck Reed and J. C.
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Service Scheduled
Campbell spent the past week in
Fully Automatic Implement Protection against
World Day of Prayer service San Jose, Calif. The men attended
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plans are being made by the the Shur-Rain Sprinkler school
A New, More Rugged Clutch
United Church Women of the and the ladies visited with rela
tives. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Shippey
Nyssa-Adrian area.
• Improved Hydraulic Pump
The service will be held in the stayed with the Wagner chil
Nyssa Methodist church March dren during the week and Mrs.
A real man-size tractor ... 3 plow power in most
4 at 2:15 o’clock in the afternoon. Dora Wagner was there Saturday
soils... and the most copied tractor in the world.
The ladies of the Christian church and Sunday.
Terry and David Sells were
of Nyssa, under the chairmanship
This is the tractor famous for outperforming many
of Mrs. Elvin Ballou, are in charge week end guests of their uncle,
larger ones in the amount of work and the speed
Art Sells in Star. Sunday the boys
of the program.
Meeting with Mrs. Ballou Tues attended Sunday school with their
with which it gets it done.
day morning to formulate plans uncle, afterwards Mr. and Mrs.
for this world-wide observance Sells brought the boys home and
Arrange for a demonstration NOW ... You'll really bo
were the Mmes. William Schire were dinner guests in the Ed
amazed at all you get lor thia low, low price-
man, UCW president, M. L. Kurtz, Sells home.
Mrs. Naomi Fritts was a guest
Chris Valdez, Floyd Hale, George
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Rush, J. R. Gyllenskog, Dwight at a party given by Mr. and Mrs.
Lester
Auker
in
Ontario,
Friday
Seward and Roy Knoedler,
publicity chairman.
evening.
Methodist ladies will be host Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Fritts of
esses at a fellowship and coffee Nampa were Sunday dinner
hour at 1:15 and nursery service guests of Mr. and Mrs. Willard
Yes, we ve changed our name. On January 1st, we gave up the
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Mrs. Rex Nichols and infant
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Ruth Gress circle will meet
this afternoon at 2 o'clock with
Mrs. Paul Penrod.
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building materials will be available. The same efficient service will still
be a port of our new Bestway name.
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Church News
Sunday morning, Feb. 21, the
elders, Mrs. K. I. Peterson, Messrs.
Henry Day and Joe Witty will be
ordained and installed.
Women’s association meeting
on Sunday night, Feb. 21 at 7:30
p.m. in the church. Polly Kurtz
will lead the study on Africa.
Ham dinner on Saturday night,
Feb. 27. Serving will begin at 5:30
p.m. This dinner is for the church
and parsonage insurance,
public is invited.
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church basement, beginning at
5 p m. Friends of the church are
invited.
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