THURSDAY. AUGUST 9, 1962
THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON
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Parish House Blessed
At Tuesday Service;
Dinner Honors Clergy
THE GATE CITY JOURNAL
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Published Every Thursday at Ny*a, Malheur County, Oregon.
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Under the Act of March 3, 1879.
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pressed.
The new parish house, connect­
ed to the present St. Bridget’s
church, was blessed last Tuesday
at 1 p.m. by His Excellency, Most
Rev. Francis P. Leipzig, D.D., bi­
shop of the Baker diocese.
Present for the blessing were
32 members of the clergy from
Oregon and Idaho.
Following the blessing, there
was dinner for the visiting clergy
in the parish hall. Chairman for
the dinner was Mrs. Harry Mc­
Ginley. Assisting her were Mmes.
Richard Weymouth, George Van-
dewall, Herman Towne and Chris­
tine Fischer.
Food for the dinner was cooked
by Mmes. Don Lytle, Victor Hab-
urchack, Frank Jayo, Harold Wil­
son, Roy Hirai and Manuel De-
fuentes. Table decorations were
furnished by Mrs. Wilton Jackson.
The parish house was open to
the public before and after the
blessing. Miss Caren Jackson and
Miss Kathleen Dority were hos­
tesses to show parishioners and
visitors through the rectory.
Methodist Women
//<*//<* guarivi to Entertain
By T. M. B.
THE NORTHWEST CHRISTIAN college Crusader quartet of 1962
will appear at 8 o'clock Sunday evening, Aug. 12. at Nyssa First
Christian church, it has been announced by the Rev. Wallace M.
ProwelL With the singing group will be Dr. Carrol Roberts. Mem­
bers of the quartet are (left to right) Larry Dunn. Rupert Idaho,
first tenor; Dennis Bixler, Eugene, bass; David Moffitt. Newberg,
second tenor; Jerry West. Lebanon, baritone. One member of the
group is a ventriloquist and with his little friend. Jay Jolly, fur­
nishes special entertainment. The NCC quartet was chosen by the
music faculty of Northwest Christian college because of the fine
quality and blend of their voices. The public is invited to attend
this musical program and hear Dr. Roberts speak on the import­
ance of the Christian college and the education of workers in
church vocations.
Bend, Oregon
Plan Future Events
August 6, 1962
At
General Meeting
Nyssa Gate City Journal
Members of Methodist Woman’s
Nyssa, Oregon
Society of Christian Service held
To the Editor:
their general meeting Aug. 3 in
I have today sent the follow­
the church social hall. An atmos­
ing letter to the President of the
phere of Mexico prevailed as pot­
United States. This is not a new
tery, handwork and ceramics from
issue nor is it a new position on
that country were on display.
my part. From my high school
The Rev. Wallace R. Helm
Arrangements of bright flowers
By Helen Hatch
Mr. and Mrs. Boyce Van De­
days and since I have been work­
and gourds centered the tea table.
♦
♦
Water
ing to improve the status and pro­
called July 29 on Mrs.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Raymond
Cart
­
Program topic was “Ameri­
tect the rights of these people Returned Missionary cans of Spanish - Speaking Back­ wright and family were hosts at Ralph Haworth at Caldwell Me-
and I think this latest attempt to
picnic July 29 honoring his bro­ morial hospital.
From India to Speak ground.” It was presented by Mrs. a ther-in-law
squeeze them is just too much.
and sister, Mr. and Honored on Anniversary
Roy Knoedler who told of the
“Dear Mr. President:
At Nazarene Church World
Federation of Methodist Mrs. Martin Hobbs and family of
Mr. and Mrs. Orland White and
“In the interests of simple jus­
The Rev. Wallace R. Helm will women in Mexico. A skit given Longview, Wash. Other guests Lucille o f Ontario entertained
were
Messrs,
and
Mmes.
Horace
tice to a people who have suf­ speak at 11 o’clock Sunday morn­ by Mrs. Leo Gonyer and daugh­
July 27 with a hamburger fry
fered considerable damage from ing, Aug. 12, at Nyssa Church of ter, Marilyn, depicted how the Chaney and family, Dallas Cha­ honoring her father, Raymond
ney
and
family,
Arthur
Molt
and
their government, I hope you will the Nazarene, it has been announ­ cultures of our country and Mexi­
family of Caldwell, Mrs. Don Ka- Price, on his birthday anniver­
put the weight of your adminis­ ced by the Rev. Omar Bamhouse, co have blended.
sary. Other guests included the
tration behind the proposal to pastor.
Mrs. J. W. Rigney, faculty mem­ del and children, Jimmy Chaney, Messrs, and Mmes. Leon Price and
give tax relief to those Americans
The visiting minister is a re­ ber of the recently concluded George Cartwright, Clyde Cart­ boys, Doyn Price and boys, Pete
of Japanese ancestry who are be­ turned Nazarene teacher and mis­ summer school for migrant chil­ wright and Ray Cartwright.
The Hobbs family left the fol­ Hammon and baby, Norman Price
ing forced to pay income taxés sionary to India and is on fur­ dren, told of teaching experiences
and Mrs. Raymond Price.
on the settlements made for their lough in the United States and and said. “They do not need to lowing day for their home after
Mr. and Mrs. John Packwood
war-damage claims.
Canada doing deputation work be helped as much as to be un­ visiting relatives in the Big Bend
and
Harry spent July 29 with Mr.
community
for
a
week.
“I know many of these people among churches of the denomina­ derstood.”
and
Mrs.
A. G. Patterson in Boise
tion.
well. Some 15 per. ent of my high
Mmes. Harriet Pennie, Maurice
and
also
visited
Mr. and Mrs. Her­
In his missionary talks, he tells Corey, Sherman Wilson and Paul
school classmates were their sons
Jimmy Chaney arrived July 28 man Ivy of New Market, Tenn.,
of
the
country
and
its
people
and
and daughters. Their removal
Ludlow participated in devotions from Amarillo, Texas, for a two- who were guests there.
from their homes was a hasty and describes missionary work of the and program. A prayer group week visit with his wife, Grace
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Harvey of
ill-considered action, and one of Church of the Nazarene. He has met in the library preceding the and baby, and his parents, Mr.
Caldwell,
Mrs. Jerry Robinson
the most disgraceful episodes in titled his main talk as “Sights and business meeting.
and Mrs. Horace Chaney.
our country’s history of human Sounds of India—Sacred, Secular
During the business session, it
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Hobbs and and family of Klamath Falls, Mr.
rights. Even after this action, and ‘Silly’.” He will show color­ was voted to send the Power family, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cart­ and Mrs. Frank Shelton and Lona
many of their young men served ed slides where possible.
magazine to college students and wright attended a family picnic of Nyssa spent July 29 in the
The public is invited to the servicemen and women, to con­ recently at a Nampa park, There Chet Smith home.
this country well, in posts of great
Karon and Carol Clucas, Ver­
personal danger, as those of us Sunday morning service, the Rev. duct the first of four study classes were 25 in attendance.
non Slippy and Kenny Hopkins
who fought beside them can tes­ Barnhouse added.
in October and to sponsor a rum­
Family Visits From Moro
tify.
accompanied young people of the
mage sale.
Mr. and Mrs. Doyn Price and Roswell Baptist church on a re­
METHODIST
LADIES
SLATE
Mmes.
Clarence
Fritts,
Earl
“Under these circumstances, it
Boston and Kenneth Toomb were boys of Moro, Ore., spent July 26- cent swimming party at Nyssa.
is highly unreasonable for the TWO-DAY RUMMAGE SALE
Members
of
Methodist
WSCS
hostesses
to the 14 members and 27 with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. They later had a hamburger fry
government to ask for its pound
of flesh from the proceeds of will hold a rummage sale Friday three guests in attendance at the Raymond Price, and his brother on the lawn at the Jim Oben-
and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. chain home.
claims which were cut well below and Saturday, Aug. 10 and 11, in Thursday meeting.
Norman Price.
reasonable amounts in the first the old Journal building, 109 Main
Mrs. Norman Price left by plane Mrs. Cartwright Honored
street.
The
sale
will
begin
at
9
place.’’
METHODIST WSCS CIRCLES
Mr. and Mrs. George Cartwright
July
29 for her home at Shackle­
a.m. and continue until 5 p.m. SLATE THURSDAY MEETINGS
Sincerely.
entertained July 23 with a party
fords,
Va.,
after
spending
two
each day.
Methodist Woman’s Society of
BOB CHANDLER
Both summer and winter cloth­ Christian Service circles will meet weeks with her husband’s parents, honoring his mother, Mrs. Ray
Cartwright, on her birthday an­
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Price.
ing will be offered, as well as at 2 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 16.
Classified« Get Quick Resultai
niversary. Those present were
Mrs.
Mary
Thompson
was
a
several small electrical appliances.
Members of the Lenora group
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Hobbs and
July
28
dinner
guest
of
Mr.
and
will meet in the church social
family, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
Mrs.
Bob
Obendorf
and
family,
hall. Mrs. Bill Wilson will be hos­
Mrs. Noel Tuppeny entered Cartwright and family.
tess for Fulton members at her
Holy
Rosary hospital in Ontario
Mrs. Dyre Roberts, Becky and
home. Mrs. Waldo Smalley will
Mary Carroll and Mrs. Sharon
entertain the Helen Barns circle July 27 to undergo surgery.
Mr. and Mrs. Boyce Van De­ Krause visited July 29 with Mrs.
at her home in Apple Valley.
Evelyn DeVries circle will meet Water attended recent funeral Ruth Shank in Nampa.
at 8 p.m. in the home of Mrs. services for Mrs. Elsie Kreizen- Spend Sunday in Boise
beck a t Kirkpatrick Memorial
Mr. and Mrs. David Chaney left
Bud Sappe.
9 a. m. — 5 p. m.
church in Parma.
recently for Del Rio, Texas, where
he is stationed. They had been
VISIT FROM LOS ANGELES
NAZARENE
YOUTH
ATTEND
visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Welch and
Horace Chaney.
family of Los Angeles spent the CHURCH CAMP AT McCALL
Sandra
Bogle,
Marilyn
Clark
­
LeRoy Bishop of Boise spent a
weekend with her brother and
Sponsored by Methodist WSCS
sister - in - law, Mr. and Mrs. son, Sandra Hobson, Evelyn Jack- recent weekend with his parents,
Charles Quinowski and family. son, David Maine, Connie Price, Mr. and Mrs. Verl Bishop, Linda |
Sharon Reece, Jack Price and and Stevie.
Linda Price spent last week at­
Mr. and Mrs. Duane Lamond |
tending Nazarene Victory Cove and family of Osage, Kan., left
camp at McCall.
July 29 for their home. They had
The Rev. Omar Barnhouse of been visiting her parents, Mr. and '
Nyssa, young people’s president i Mrs. Will Bishop of Caldwell and
of Idaho-Oregon district, was in her three brothers, the Verl, Bill
charge of services at the camp. [and Pete Bishop families.
R. Cartwrights Host Sunday Picnic
Honoring Visitors From Washington
RUMMAGE SALE
Friday and Saturday—Aug. 10-11
At Old Journal Building
Back-to-School SALE!
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•
If it were not for the U. S. Sen­
ate needing to clear much pend­
ing legislation, Senator Wayne
Morse’s filibuster would be ra­
ther comical. He, with Oregon’s
other senator, Maurine Neuberger
are two of a few who are filibust­
ering to keep a bill from the floor
that would let private companies
develop a communications system
by using satellites like Telestar.
The president favors the bill,
practically all the Republicans
favor it and approximately
three-fourths of the Democrats
are for it. But the handful keep
it from being voted on by con­
tinuous speech-making.
This is the same Senator Morse,
who a very short time ago, was |
violently opposed to this idea
when southerners used the same
tactics to keep civil rights legis-
lation from coming to the floor.
And it is the same Wayne Morse
who holds the all-time record for
filibustering — when in 1953 he
talked for 22 hours and 26 min- |
utes.
Like a good lawyer, he can
make a case for either side and
does not mind switching any more
than he minds changing political
parties.
• • • •
According to Newsweek (Aug.
6,1962) a movement is under way
to eliminate funerals as we know
them today. Reasons given are
the high costs that work hard­
ships on many families and
church leaders condemning it as
“neo-pagan corpse worship.”
• • • •
The four states which have nei­
ther sales nor income taxes are
Nebraska, Nevada, New Jersey
and Texas. Nearly 40 percent of
Nevada’s revenue derives from
the Las Vegas gambling casinos.
• • • •
Last year there were 15,000
accidents on golf courses. But at
that it was safer than around the
house falling off ladders, falling
in the bath tub or sticking a foot
in the power mower!
• • • •
"There's nothing wrong with
our national economy—it's our
national extravagance."
—Louis Nelson Bowman.
• • • •
“Someone has figured out that
we have put 35 million laws on
the books trying to enforce the
10 commandments.”
—B. Masterson.
* • • •
“What business needs, particu­
larly now, is more orders from
customers and fewer from gov­
ernment.”—E. M. Remsburg.
* • • •
CLOSING THOUGHTS . . .
Had the Pilgrims placed a high
value on old - age pensions and
unemployment insurance, there
would have been no landing at
Plymouth Rock.
The fellow who is doing nothing
is doing somebody.
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Last week’s Emmett (Idaho)
Messenger-Index carried an ac­
count of all service stations in
Gem county discontinuing giving
trading stamps, effective Aug. 1.
Most retail establishments that
give stamps felt they were forced
to do so because their competitor
started the practice—and for the
same reason, feel that they are
unable to quit. So far as we
know, this is the first instance of
business men in the U. S. volun­
tarily getting together and elim­
inating the practice. (They may
be prosecuted for violation of the
anti-trust law, or collusion, by the
federal government, but we sin­
cerely admire them.)
If more of our citie« would
dare break the practice of ac­
cepting federal funds for all
their needs it would be helpful,
too. But it is like cheating,
where grading is done on the
curve—one feels he must do as
others, for self-protection.
• • • •
Today it costs the people of the
U. S. 90 times as much to govern
twice as many people as it did
‘ 50 years ago. In 1913 when the
16th amendment was passed, giv­
ing the government the right to
tax the citizens, the innocent ap­
pearing 3 percent on a few rich
people has risen to a high of 91
percent on them and the poorer
ones 20 percent.
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