THURSDAY. JUNE 8. 1961
THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON
PAGE TWO
Miss Gloria Ann Ganyer visit MISS JACQUOLYN CLAUDE
LOCAL WOMEN JUDGE
Funeral Services
ed over Memorial weeknd with IS GONZAGA GRADUATE
IDAHO FLOWER SHOW
Miss Jacquolyn Claude, daugh
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leo
Mrs. Gerrit Stam. district di Conducted Monday
rector of Federated Garden clubs For George Webster Gonyer. She returned to Corval ter of Ameil Claude of Ontario,
lis on Memorial day, accompanied was graduated May 28, 1961, from
of Oregon, assisted by Mrs
TED M. BRAMMER. Editor and Publisher
(Editor s Note—The following George Schweizer, judged artis- | Funeral services for George El by her sister, Marilyn. The latter Gonzaga university, Spokane.
is advice to young couples plan i tic arrangements entered in the mer Webster were conducted at returned home June 1 and Gloria
Miss Claude, an English major
ning to be married and is taken May 29 flower show at Midvale, I 2 p.m. June 5, 1961, at Lienkaem- will return next weekend.
graduated within three years
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
per chapel with the Rev. Harold
from an article appearing in a (Idaho.
while maintaining an academic
Single Copies
10c
Walker of Parma Nazarene church
recent Nyssa Methodist church
Mr. and Mrs. George N. Bear grade point sufficient to place her
In Malheur County, Oregon,
Mrs.
Glenn
Suiter
of
Caldwell
officiating.
bulletin issued by the Rev. Paul
visited Sunday with friends near on the honor roll for the last three
and Payette and Canyon
J judged iris specimens, assisted by
Ludlow.
Since
there
are
many
Mr. Webster was born May 6, Sheaville, Ore.
i semesters.
Counties, Idaho:
[
Mrs.
Dale
Ashcraft
weddings scheduled in the
During her freshman year, Miss
1880, in Letts Comer, Ind. He
1 Year
$3 50
Mrs
Stam
and
Mrs
Ashcraft
near future, we believe the art
NATIONAL EDITORIAL
,
Claude
was varsity cheer leader
succumbed
June
1
at
Malheur
I
ters,
Vyrrle
Duval
of
Cincinatti,
6 Months
$2 50
icle is timely and pass if on to j were judges for the iris show May Memorial hospital following a I Hope Dillan of Vesper, Kan., June and in her sophomore year was
Elsewhere in the USA:
all Journal readers. It should I 20 at Homedale.
stroke although he had been in Book of Nampa; 13 grandchildren sec ?tary-treasurer for Idaho club
Per Year
$4 00
be of interest to all united
poor
health for the past two i and five great-grandchildren.
and represented this organization
6 Months
$2.50
couples, regardless of age or Methodist Circles
years.
Also surviving is one sister, as Winter Ball Queen candidate
how many years married.)
that year.
He moved to Kansas in 1901 Mrs. Myrtle Brown of Indiana.
To Get New Names;
Published every Thursday at Nyssa, Malheur County, Oregon.
Marriage is for mature people.
and on March 28, 1903, he was
Interment was made in Parma
Gary Dail arrived home May 29
married to Alta Alice Philbrick cemetery under direction of Lien-
Entered at the postoffice at Nyssa, Oregon, for transmission i Mature people in love are not Other Events Told
Members of the Methodist in Beloit, Kan. The family lived kaemper funeral home. Pallbear from Siloam Springs, Ark., where
self - centered, jealous, boastful,
through the United States Mails, as a second class matter under
arrogant or rude. Mature people WSCS held their general meeting in Kansas until 1936 when they ers were Kenneth Saunders. Don he had been studying business ad
the act of March 3, 1879
in love can take wealth or pov June 1 in the church parlor. Mrs. came to the Nyssa area. They liv 1 Seward, Henry Moore, Emery ministration at John Brown uni
erty, health or sickness without Kinsey Keveren presided at the ed on a farm west of Nyssa until Hobson, Dwight Seward and Jack versity. He plans to return to Si
loam Springs next fall.
a loss of balance. Maturity is not business portion. She stated the about 1940 when they moved to Hurley.
FAREWELL TESTIMONIAL
importance and functions of com a Black Canyon homestead on
Pastor lohn Briehl
' always measured in years.
HONORS RONNIE JAY GLENN
Marriage is exclusive. “For mittees and appointed several route 2, Parma, where they had
Notes Time Change
A farewell testimonial was held saking all others, wilt thou keep standing committees.
since made their home.
June 4 at Montpelier First ward thee only unto her?” Let nothing
Reports were heard from Mmes.
For lune 11 Service
The family worked converting
Pastor John L. Briehl of Faith chapel for Ronnie Jay Glenn prior come into those united lives that; George Cleaver and Rolland the rough sagebrush land into a
Lutheran church announces a to his departure on a West Cen will separate, mar or belittle the Laurance, delegates to the recent fertile farm. Mr. Webster’s main
time change in services scheduled tral States mission for the LDS ' marriage relationship. This means annual meeting at Gooding. It interests were providing for his
Irons — Coffee Makers — Fencers
church. Glenn is a son of former "harmless” flirtations and over was also reported that 395 pounds family, growing flowers and mak
Sunday, June 11.
Nyssans Mr and Mrs. Newbern indulgence in job or hobby. A of clothing were shipped last ing his yard a showplace of beau
HI-FI and STEREOS
Morning worship service will be Glenn of Montpelier, Idaho.
man can betray his wife by month from Nyssa via the Church ty. He was a member of Parma
held at 9 a.m. instead of the regu
World
Service
truck.
He will be remembered by Nys spending every weekend fishing;
Nazarene church.
lar 11 o’clock hour. This time
Announcements included the
In addition to his widow of the
change applies only to this one sa residents as the small boy who his wife can spoil the fellowship all-church picnic to be held Sun
particular Sunday and is due to was struck by a car on April 21, , by too many hours watching TV. day at the Apple Valley school home, survivors include four sons,
PHONE 372-3002 “ MA™ STREET
Vance of Dayton, Ohio, Robert of
Marriage is for life. This is not
the 3 o’clock Michaelson - Thiel 1947, and was not expected to
NYSSA, OREGON
ion, Wendell
v» cuucn vi
v aic auu
-
Adnan,
of Vale
and xxcu
Har-1
a sentence, but a glorious adven grounds, sponsored by Methodist nui
wedding scheduled that after live or ever walk again.
Men.
Margaret
Toothman
will
be
old
of
L^
mar
,
Co
i
o
.;
three
daugh-
Another
son,
Jerry
Lynn,
re
ture
in
loving
and
cherishing.
noon.
turned home from a mission Dec. Twenty-five years from now that guest speaker at the evening
Sunday school will convene at 9,
1960.
love should be far richer than can circle meeting June 15 at the |
the regular 10 o’clock hour and
be imagined on the wedding day. home of Mrs Herke Stam. School |
Vale morning worship service
of missions will be conducted
SPECIAL
PROGRAM
SLATED
“It is therefore not to be en- July 10 through 14 in Caldwell.
will be held at 11 a.m.
A
Bible
school
program
will
be
I
tered
into
unadvisedly
.
.
.
”
Don
’
t
Names for new circles were
At the 9 o’clock Sunday morn-
nted at 10
mg service, Bible school children i ,___ „2_ .J a.m. June 11 at rush into marriage, but take time drawn by Mrs. Dale Garrison and
will present songs and receive Church of the Nazarene, it has during courtship to make sure Mrs. George Coleman, chairmen
[ been announced by the Rev. there are no basic conflicts of re of the two day circles. During
their certificates.
! Omar Barnhouse.
ligion, relatives, temperament, the refreshment hour, officers
—
sex
or education that could de were elected and plans made for
BICYCLE TRIP TAKEN
BIBLE SCHOOL SCHEDULED
stroy the marriage. Love dare not the first meetings.
BY GIRL SCOUT TROOP 81
■ ■ ■
JUNE 12 AT ADRIAN CHURCH be blind.
Ladies in the Apple Valley
Members of Girl Scout troop
Daily
Vacation
Bible
school
is
“
No
other
human
ties
are
more
area
will
remain
in
the
same
81 went on a 12-mile bicycle trip
^fonday to Taylor's grove via 1 slated to begin June 12 at Adrian tender; no other vows more sac circle and mothers of pre-school
THE MONTH OF MAY WAS THE BIGGEST FOR FORD CAR SALES IN
children will stay in the evening
back roads. Arriving at the site, Presbyterian church. Classes will red.”
be
conducted
from
1:30
to
3:30
"Those
whom
God
hath
joined
circle.
All
circles
will
select
new
32 YEARS—SINCE THE HEYDAY OF THE HOT MODEL "A" IN 1929.
the girls cooked their noon meal. p.m.
together,
let
no
man
put
asunder.
”
names.
Mrs. David Saraztn and Mrs.
All children age four through
Mrs. Muri Lancaster was hos-
Wilton Jackson accompanied the junior high are welcome to at M c K inley is speaker
MORE THAN 143,000 FORD CARS WERE SOLD.
tess to the 25 members and Mrs.
girls on bicycles. Mrs. Ted Mor tend. Mrs. Dick Kriegh is pro-1 AT OT GRANGE MEETING
Susie
Hall,
mother
of
Mrs.
Clif-
gan met the group at the grove gram director.
THIS MEANS THAT EVERY SIX SECONDS OF EVERY EIGHT-HOUR
James McKinley, IFYE delegate ford Fox.
and assisted with the meal.
to Jordan, was guest speaker at
DAY, SOMEONE BOUGHT ANOTHER FORD, FALCON. THUNDERBIRD, OR
Twelve girls, working on the
Mr. and Mrs. Frell Blair and Oregon Trail Grange meeting last
Mr. and Mrs. Nolan McKinley
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bicycle badge, went on the outing. family spent several days last I Thursday evening.__
He _______
showed of Astoria spent the recent holi
week at Logan, Utah, visiting | slides and told conditions in that day weekend at the home of his
WHY?
Journal Clasiifiedi for Reiuliil relatives and friends.
country.
brother, the R. D. McKinleys.
THE GATE CITY JOURNAL
Pastor Gives Advice
To Young Couples
Planning to Be Wed
TV and RADIO REPAIR
Herb Cox TV 4 Radio Service
BIGGEST MAY
SINCE THE MODEL “A
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