THURSDAY. APRIL 25. 1963
THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA, OREGON
PAGE TWO
Heritage Players
To Present Drama
At Christian Church
NCC Student Speaker
Slated to Talk Sunday
At Christian Church
THE GATE CITY JOURNAL
A Nyssa appearance of the Heri
April 28 is known as Northwest
tage
Players will be sponsored by
Christian college day (NCC day)
the Christian church at 8 o'clock
in Christian churches of the
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Single Copies ...
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They will present “Rehearsal
Wallace
Prowell,
pastor
of
the
PUBLISHERS
in Kerioth.” a drama by Ronald
In Malheur County, Oregon,
local church. On this day almost
ASSOCIATION
Coulter. A review of the play
and Payette and Canyon
all students of NCC in Eugene
states, “A modern young actor
Counties, Idaho:
make a trek to speak in Christian
and actress are unsympathetically
One Year
$3.50
j churches in Oregon, Washington,
rehearsing the roles of Judas Is
Six Months
$2.50
Idaho, Montana or Utah.
cariot and Mary of Magdala. Dur
KELLER-YORK QUARTET
Students tell of the progress,
Elsewhere in the U. S. A.:
ing rehearsal they begin impro
... To Present Sacred Music
work and needs of the college
Per Year
$4.00
vising scenes from the passion of
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I and at the same time have an op
Six Months
$2.50
Christ and characterizations take
portunity t o develop speaking
control of them.
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ability.
Last
year
over
400
chur-
STERLING HOWES
Published Every Thursday at Nyssa, Malheur County, Oregon.
' ches in the northwest had stu-
‘Tn their imagination they be . . . Enters Mission Home April 22
Entered at the Post Office at Nyssa, Oregon, for Transmission
1 dents filling pulpits on NCC day,
come the characters. Thus in this
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Through the United States Mails, as a Second Class Matter
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Pastor
Prowell
reported.
strange way Judas is presented as
The nationally known Keller-
Christian churches of the north
a modern man and attempts to
Under the Act of March 3, 1879.
York Quartet will present an eve
west
look
forward
to
NCC
day
justify
his betrayal in several
ning of sacred music at 8 p.m.
different ways. He claims that
Friday in the Assembly of God when they can see and hear first
W. E. WALTERS
hand the “product” of the college
his and Peter’s sin are the same—
church, Second and Reece in
. . . Longtime Resident of Area that ‘betrayal’ and ‘denial’ are the
which
they
support
and
to
finan
Nyssa, according to J. L. Mussell,
cially support the college through
same.
pastor.
the NCC day offering.
Sterling L. Howes, son of Mr
“This drama re-humanizes these
This is one of the final appear
Sue Dixon will be guest speak- 1
have not been hiding from dish
and Mrs. Leonard Howes of 818
Dear Nyssans:
characters;
stripping
them
of
two
ances of this quartet in the valley I er at the Nyssa Christian church
thousand years of tradition and Reece avenue in Nyssa, has been
My sister says my letters are washing duties.
The Kellers are moving to Phoe this coming Sunday at the 11
I
hope
the
Chilean
festival
was
literary cliches and in this way called to serve an LDS mission
not worth the space they take in
nix, Ariz., where he has accepted
Funeral services for William reveals insights into the ‘treach in Switzerland.
the Gate City Journal but I told a big success. Will someone con a position as minister of music o’clock worship service.
Everyone is invited and wel-1 Ellis Walters, a resident of the ery’ of Judas and the beauty of
He is a graduate of Weber high
her it’s not a matter of accomp nected with the Nyssa AFS office and Christian education at the
come to attend, the Rev. Prowell Nyssa area for 52 years, were forgiveness.”
school,
Weber seminary and serv
lishing anything big, but just to tell me about your activities?
The warning bell has sounded. Eastside Church of the Nazarene concluded.
conducted Saturday afternoon at
let you know what I have been
ed in the Marine Corps Reserve.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Charles
York
will
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Lienkaemper chapel. Officiating METHODIST BREAKFASTS
up to. Then too, I would like my That means I had better get ready
Elder Howes entered the mis
remain in Nampa where they op-|
minister was the Rev. Paul Lud SET FRIDAY, SATURDAY
friends there to know that I will for my next class. I’ll be waiting
sion home April 22 in Salt Lake
for your letters which I hope will erate the Melodie Lane Music
low of Nyssa Methodist church.
appreciate letters from all.
Friday and Saturday, April 26- City and will leave Monday from
Mart.
be coming soon.
Mr. Walters succumbed Wed 27, are dates set for the Methodist the Salt Lake airport.
Time goes by so fast I can
The public is invited to attend j
PLEASE WRITE TO ME!
His headquarters will be Pila-
nesday, April 17, 1963, in Malheur annual spring breakfasts to be
hardly believe that I have been
this
service, Pastor Mussell said. ■
Memorial hospital following an served to the public from 6:30 to tusstrassell 11, Zurich, Switzer
Love,
in Manila for seven months. So
By Mn. G. E. Mackey
extended illness.
far I haven’t had any luck in
9:30 a.m. in the church basement. land.
Leila Alampay
landing a job, but I’m hoping that
He
was
born
May
23,
1882,
at
Menu will consist of pancakes I
Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Bietman of
I’ll be accepted soon. There’s a
Berryville, Ark., a son of Frank (regular or sourdough), eggs, sau
Lexington,
Neb.,
who
have
been
good chance for work in the new
visiting her brother and sister-in- lin T. “Doc” and Roberta Carter sage, fruit, coffee or milk.
building where the Philippine
General chairmen are Wilbur
law, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Deffer, Walters. He grew up and attend
AFS office is now located.
United Church Women o f left Thursday morning to visit ed school near Berryville.
Foster and Russell Gressley. In
I graduated in March from sec
On June 15, 1910, in Harrison, charge of the kitchen will be Mr.
Local piano pupils from the Nyssa will participate in the Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wiggins at Pen
retarial school. I am planning to classes of Alice Nishitani and Ma nationwide observance of May dleton and other relatives in Sun Ark., he was united in marriage and Mrs. Orland Cheldelin, Mr.
work on a bachelor of arts degree rie Ogilvie have registered as Fellowship day on May 3. nyside, Wash. They will visit Mr. to Ida Farmer and to this union and Mrs. Sam McConnell and the
next school year at the Far East candidates for membership in the Theme for the day will be "One ana Mrs. Deffer enroute to their four sons were born, three of Gressleys. Table and dining room
ern university, if I get a job. I National Fraternity o f Student Family Under God. Claiming , home.
whom survive. One son, Robert, chairmen are Mrs. Lavone Fox
plan to study at night and after Musicians sponsored by the Na Our Inheritance.”
A birthday dinner honoring E. died at the age of 21 in 1935.
and Mrs. Bob Wilson. Mrs. Lloyd
office hours.
This marks the 30th anniver M. Mackey and Arlo Miller was
tional Guild of Piano Teachers.
The Walters’ came to the Nyssa Tobler is ticket chairman with
We have moved to another
Students will play standard, sary of May Fellowship day, held Sunday at the Mackey resi area in March 1911 where they Mrs. Mural Lewis in charge of
apartment, but my friends can classic, romantic and modern se sponsored annually by United dence. Other guests included the had since resided. Mr. Walters publicity.
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still write to me at my old ad lections from memory. They will Church Women.
Messrs, and Mmes. Harry Gage was a retired farmer and was also
People
of
all
churches
in
the
dress as the postman knows me be judged on 35 points such as
of Boise, James Personette of a ditch rider on the Owyhee pro CARD OF THANKS
and will know where to drop your rhythm, accuracy, phrasing tech community are invited to at Pendleton, G. E. Mackey and fam ject for 23 years. He worked 12
I wish to express my sincere I
letters.
nic, interpretation, scales, chords, j tend the luncheon at 1:30 p.m. ily, Mrs. Arlo Miller and Ruth of campaigns at Amalgamated Sugar thanks to friends and relatives for
in the Christian church, accord Parma and Marion Cook of Los factory, until he retired in 1958
I have been waiting for any is etc.
visits and cards which I received
sue of the “Bulldog” as someone
Pupils of Mrs. Nishitani will ing to announcement by Mrs. Angeles, Calif.
due to ill health. The couple mov during my recent stay in the hos
127 Main Street
promised to send. I am wonder play at the high school next Tues Harriet Pennie. president.
ed to the present residence in pital.
Visit
in
Patterson
Home
Those
planning
to
attend
are
Nyssa, Oregon
ing how Nyssa is doing in sports. day morning, April 30. Entrants.
Nyssa in September 1959 from
—Mrs. Edith Benton.
Weekend visitors at the home their home at Owyhee corners.
Basketball has been temporarily are Susan Hashitani, Lissa Nishi-I asked io prepare and take a
of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Patterson
suspended among high schools tani, Gary Sadamori, Carrie Sai- j covered dish.
Mr. Walters was at one time a
were her mother, Mrs. Nate Tur-
here due to troubles to be settled to, Pamela Saito, Jeanine Saito
member of Odd Fellows and Ma
pin
of
Aberdeen,
and
her
sister,
LADIES TO SPEAK SUNDAY
in the courts.
and Jan Saito.
sonic lodges. On June 19, 1960,
I think I did pretty good on my
Students of Mrs. Ogilvie in AT WESLEYAN GUILD MEET Mr. and Mrs. Darryl Bullock of the couple celebrated their golden
Pocatello.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Harold
A Western district Wesleyan
last examinations. I got an 86, clude Pamela McPartland, Caren
wedding anniversary with an
87 and 89 for steno, typing and Jackson, Roberta Breshears, Lin Service guild luncheon meeting Turner of Arco were dinner open house reception given in
I
guests
on
Saturday
and
Sunday.
business English. I ’ m satsfied da Ballou, Lynn Jackson, Susan will be held Sunday, April 28, at
their home by their children.
with that but would hate to settle i I Hartley, Cheryl WiLson, Brenda 1:15 p.m. in the local Methodist Sunday dinner guests also includ
In addition to his widow of the
ed
Mr.
ana
Herb
Roy,
Mr.
for just that on my finals. I’m re- 1 I McKinney, Susan Schenk and church, according to Mrs. Leo
home,
Mr. Walters is survived by
and Mrs. Troy Jones and Patsy
Gonyer, secretary.
viewing hard for them.
Vicki Peterson.
three sons, Rex of Boise, Byrd
and
Mrs.
Christina
Roy,
all
of
I have been so busy that I don’t I
Speakers will be Miss Dorothy
and Jack of Nyssa; one grand
even have time to paint. I want I Lessons in Failures
Barnette of Washington, D. C., Vale.
daughter, Mrs. Brenda Launt of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Bert
Bailey,
David
you to know that I have been
He who will not listen to the who is serving as field worker
Caldwell; and one great - grand
good lately—no skipping classes teaching of failure shall never for the Women’s Society of Chris and Linda of Midvale were din daughter, Deborah Launt.
ner
guests
Sunday
at
the
home
tian Service; Mrs. Floyd Hill of
as I did at the beginning—and I hear the voice of success.
Other survivors include one
La Grande, WSCS secretary of of his niece, Mr. and Mrs. Lennie
brother, Charles F. of Walla Wal
Martin.
In
the
evening
Mr.
and
promotion; and Mrs. Wyona
la, Wash.; three sisters. Mrs. Lyda
Campbell, Malheur county field Mrs. G. E. Mackey and family,
Callen of Murtaugh, Idaho, Mrs
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Forie
Martin
and
worker.
| Clyde Cartwright called. Mr. and Florence Boatright and Mrs. Byrd
Mrs. Mackey took ice cream and King of Berryville.
NYSSA SEMINARY GROUP
His parents; a brother, Dan;
TAKES TRIP TO GRANDVIEW | cake to help Lennie Martin cele and two sisters, Mrs. Dora Bunch
brate
his
birthday
anniversary.
A seminary group of 40 boys
and Mrs. Myrtle Boatright, pre-1
and girls from Nyssa LDS First Sunday Dinner Guest
ceded him in death.
and Second wards went on a re
Mrs. Marguerite Scott was a
Interment services were con
cent trip to Grandview, Idaho, Sunday dinner guest of Mrs. Edna ducted at Owyhee cemetery un
hot springs.
Cowling.
der direction of Lienkaemper fun
The young people went swim
PINT SIZE ALADDIN
Mr. and Mrs. Don Hatch visited eral home. Active pallbearers
ming. held a wiener roast and Sunday evening with Mr. and were Don Linville, Bob Thomp
VACUUM BOTTLE
played games. The resort is own Mrs. Bill Willis.
son. Earl Kygar, Vernon Parker. '
• mcial introductory offir
ed by the D. O. Bybees, former
Mmes. K. I. Peterson, Edna Claude Skinner and Herschel
residents of Nyssa.
Cowling and Marguerite Scott at Thompson. Honorary bearers in
With your purchase of a pair of
tended a luncheon Thursday at cluded Art Boydell, Ray Franklin, j
famous RED WING SHOES you get
HERE TO ATTEND RITES
the home of Mrs. M L. Kurtz
Joe Bellon, Al Thompson, Audrey
this handy pint size vacuum bottle
Insure a fast start for vegetables and
Among out-of-community rela
Saturday luncheon guests of Ward and Tom Johnson.
with unbreakable stopper, non-drip
tives here to attend Saturday fun Mr. and Mrs K. I. Peterson were
other crops subject to nematode dam
eral services for Ellis Walters Mmes. Marie Moore, Edna Cow IN APPRECIATION
pouring lip, shock absorbing Aller
age by treating with D-D before you
were Mr. and Mrs. Rex Walters ling, Mary Leader of Buhl, Cary
With heartfelt gratitude we ex
support. Guaranteed by Good
plant. D-D soil fumigant is the specific,
of Boise, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Modlin of Twin Falls and Mr and press our appreciation to mem
Housekeeping.
Launt and Deborah of Caldwell, Mrs. W. E. Piercy.
inexpensive way to control nematodes.
bers of OKK club. Rebekah Sun
Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Walters
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ashcraft and shine club, to neighbors and other
and family of Walla Walla, Wash son of Grandview. Wash., were friends for the many kindnesses
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Mrs. Veeta Willhite and daugh Saturday overnight guests of Mr. expressed in thought and deed
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Geraldine Tomilson of Boise. Bea tended the wedding of Mary Ash the death of our loved one. Those
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fer of Murtaugh.
To Buy, Sell or Reni,
—-Mrs. Ellis Walters
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and Family.
SUNDAY DINNER GUESTS
Mr and Mrs. Art Bosselman
were Sunday evening dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Chick
Quinowski.
TED M. BRAMMER, Editor and Publisher
Keller-York Quartet
To Appear Tomorrow
At Assembly of God
Howes to Leave
On LDS Mission
In Switzerland
Leila Alampay Writes of Activities
In Manila; Requests Correspondence
W. Ellis Walters
Services Conducted
Saturday Afternoon
Adrian News
United Church Ladies
Local Piano Students Plan Fellowship Meet
Register as Entrants At Christian Church
In Music Fraternity
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