This evening, May 29, at 8 p.m.
“The Life of Christ in Music”
will be presented by the Rev. and
Mrs. John Bullock in the Nyssa
Church of the Nazarene. They
have made music an active part
of their ministry and at one time
had a weekly musical radio pro-
gram in Nampa.
Selections included in this pro-
gram are “The Lord’s Prayer” by
Malotte, “The Holy City,” “Were j
You There?”, “O Holy Night,”
“How Great Thou Art” and many
others.
The public is invited to attend
this presentation.
TED M. BRAMMER, Editor and Publiahar
NEWSPAPER
PUBLISHERS
ASSOCIATION
F.FIIIATE
MEMBER
Parma Chapel Rites
Conducted Monday
For Minnie Caldwell
Bullocks to Present
Musical Selections
At Nazarene Church
THE GATE CITY JOURNAL
0**
THURSDAY, MAY 30, 1963
THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA, OREGON
PAGE TWO
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Published Every Thursday at Nyssa, Malheur County, Oregon.
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Under the Act of March 3, 1879.
Funeral services for Mrs. Min
nie Caldwell were conducted on
Monday afternoon, May 27, 1963,
at Peckham-Dakan-Davis chapel
in Parma with the Rev. Paul Lud
low of Nyssa Methodist church
1 officiating.
Mrs. Caldwell succumbed Fri
day in Caldwell Memorial hos
pital following an extended ill
ness.
She was born Aug. 14, 1882, in
Bowen, Ill., a daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Elbert Stansbury. In her
early teens she moved with her
parents to Oklahoma.
She was united in marriage on
March 31, 1900, to Loyd Caldwell
at Alva, Okla. The couple cele
brated their 63rd wedding anni
versary on March 31 of this year.
They farmed near Curtis, Okla.,
until moving to the Apple Valley
community in 1923 and had been
residents of that area and Parma
for the past 40 years.
Those who knew Mrs. Caldwell
have stated that patience and un
derstanding made her a source of
strength in her home community.
She was known by family and
friends as an outstanding home
maker, cook, seamstress, practical
nurse and excellent gardener.
The deceased was a life-long
member of the Methodist church.
She was active in Woman’s Socie
ty of Christian Service and sang
in the church choir until ill health
forced her to retire.
In addition to Mr. Caldwell,
survivors include one son, Cedric
of Parma; three daughters, Mrs.
Fern Johnston of Caliente, Nev.,
Mrs. Helen Van Landingham of
Los Banos, Calif., Mrs. Lorene
Wilson of route 2, Parma.
Also surviving are seven grand
children and 12 great-grandchil
dren.
Interment was made in the Par
ma cemetery under direction of
Peckham-Dakan-Davis chapel.
MRS. BILL WILSON NAMED
HEAD OF VACATION SCHOOL
Mrs. Bill Wilson will be direc
tor of the Methodist church vaca
tion church school to be held June
10-14 from 9 to 11:30 each morn
ing.
"Widening Relations” will be
the study theme with Bible stor
By JUNE SAVAGE HARTLEY. Class of '47
Once upon a time, not so long ago, another group of seniors ies, worship, handcraft and games
were taking their last scholastic look at Nyssa high school. making up each day’s activities.
Now here am I, an ordinary member of that class, faced with In charge of departments will
giving advice to this year’s class. I know of no swifter way to be Mrs. Kenneth Toomb and Mrs.
Francis Hight, kindergarten; Mrs.
become aware of one’s own inadequacies! With this awareness Herke
Stam, primary; Mrs. Du-
in mind, I humbly offer the*
——----- - ane Holcomb,
junior.
following thoughts for your want out of life, go after it and Mrs. Wilson and her depart
future.
live happily ever after. Sounds ment heads extend an invitation
First of all, be good citizens. like a pretty nice arrangement, to all children of the area to at
If generations ago young peo but unfortunately, it is seldom tend this week of learning more
ple were willing to die for our ,that easy.
about friends, far and near.
Therefore, we must all learn to
country, shouldn’t we be willing
to live for it? I think Colonel know when to be satisfied. We
John Glenn spoke for all of us should all continually strive to
when he talked about his feeling improve ourselves — spiritually,
for this wonderful land. It is not intellectually and materially —
corny to be patriotic, and it is not never being content with our
passe to want to have a voice in selves “as is.”
your government. To go a step Individual Decides Direction
By Peggy Brown
further, don’t be afraid to get in
Life is a road of continual pro-
OREGON TRAIL—Merry Mat
On
day,
let us honor our
dead
volved. Remember to donate a gress and we are the ones who rons club met May 22 at the home
few hours regularly for the bet decide the direction of that pro- of Lorena Gressley with nine
by pledging ourselves
preserve
liberty of
terment of your community and gress. By the same token, some members and one guest, Mrs. R.
nation.
free men for which
gave so much.
adversity comes to all of us, and Moss, in attendance.
Integrity Important
you will be powerless to change
Following the business meeting,
Guard your integrity. A fellow certain events in your life.
bingo was played with several
ATTEND IDAHO CONFERENCE
named Shakespeare once said,
You must learn to accept the members winning prizes. Re NAZARENE CRUSADERS HOLD LOCAL CHURCH PREPARES
or and will have a fine staff of
The Rev. and Mrs. Paul Ludlow
“This above all else, to thine own unchangeable gracefully or risk freshments were served by the DINNER AT HOBSON HOME
FOR EVENING BIBLE SCHOOL teachers to instruct children, ages left Monday afternoon for Rupert,
self be true.” These words could making yourself and everyone hostess, assisted by Mary Smiley,
Crusader Sunday school class of
The Church of the Nazarene is 3 to 14, in memory work, crafts Idaho, where they are attending
not have been more appropriate around you miserable. And this ley.
the Nazarene church held its an planning its first night sessions and music.
Idaho annual conference of
if he had written them day before you should not risk. For life was
Club adjourned to meet with nual potluck dinner Sunday at of vacation Bible school to be
Methodist church. Mrs. Kin-
Parents are urged to send their
yesterday. It is becoming increas not meant to be miserable, al Mrs. Smiley June 12. Roll call the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Keveren is lay delegate and
children to Bible school and take
ingly more difficult to distinguish though it is meant to be a won will be “A Characteristic of My Hobson. Fried chicken was the conducted June 3-14.
Monday morning.
Sessions will begin at 6:30 p.m., advantage of a few evenings by
between unethical, immoral and derful, worthwhile experience; Father.”
main entree, with a variety of ending at 9 o’clock, Mrs. Don themselves. Transportation may
illegal. Don’t be tempted to ra and you, my young friends, are
salads and desserts accompanying Wilson has been named supervis- be secured by dialing 372-3977.
Classifieds Bring Results!
tionalize as “okay” actions which but on the threshold of it.
Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Hendricks it.
you know to be wrong.
To once again borrow the works ' spent Monday in Marsing visiting
The day also chanced to be the
So often young people are ad of another, “Life is God’s gift to their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. wedding anniversary of the Rev.
monished to “Chart your course, you; what you do with your life Thane Lankford and family.
and Mrs. John Bullock and the
check your compass and sail on, is your gift to God.” Needless to. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Holmes and class presented them with a love
sail on . .
which loosely trans-1 add, you and you alone can make children attended graduation ser ly set of Fostoria goblets.
lated means to decide what you ' that gift a worthy one.
vices in Fruitland Friday evening.
Out-of-tovjn guests present were
After the services they were 1 Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Bullock of
guests at the home of Mr. and Jerome, Idaho.
Mrs Wayne Shuster at Gay Way
junction.
ATTENDS REBEKAH MEET
Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Hendricks
Mrs. Angie Cook and Mrs. Jessie
attended graduation exercises in Frasier of Ontario left May 19 for
Nyssa Sunday evening. After the j The Dalles where the former at
services they were guests at the tended Grand lodge of the Rebe
Hendricks home for re kah assembly. The two ladies re
Six
Age
Charge Alme
freshments.
turned home last Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ford and
(Allowed In Main Pool with Parent Only)
family of Nyssa were Tuesday
to Eighteen
evening dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Ward Lundy.
or Over
$
Family Returns to Utah
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lundy
— One or More
Physicians and
and daughter left Sunday for
Under
From June
.
. $24.00 their home in Tremonton, Utah,
Surgeons
(Rates Lower Each 30 Days)
after spending two weeks visiting
in the homes of their parents, Mr.
Season
—
K. E. KERBY, M. D.
and Mrs. Ward Lundy and in On
K. A. DANFORD. M. D.
tario at the home of her parents.
From
Physician* and Surgeon*
Mr. and Mrs. Rolland Holmes
(Rates Lower Each 30 Days)
and Gerry attended graduation
Dial 372-2241
services at Payette last Wednes Hours: 10 to 12 and 2 to 5 p.m.
Individual Under 18
—
day evening. Margie Bogard was
Daily Except Saturday and
From
1
5.00 one of the graduates.
Sunday. Saturday, 10 to 12.
Mrs. Finley Shuster of Portland,
(Rates Lower Each 30 Days)
Mr. and Mrs. Norvin Shuster and
MAULDING CLINIC
family of Los Angeles were din
Over 18 Years—
L. A. Maulding, M. D.
ner guests last Thursday of Mr.
From June 1
7.50 and Mrs. Bob Holmes,
Physician and Surgeon
(Rates Lower Each 30 Days)
Mrs. Alice Holmes, Mrs, Rol
“By Appointment Only”
land Holmes and Gerry, Mrs. Don
372-2216
SPECIAL
$20.00 Royce and children of Boise, Mr. Hours: 9 Dial
to
12
and 2 to 5 p.m.
(For Not More Than 20 Persons—Regular Rates Over 20)
and Mrs. Bob Holmes and chil Daily Except Wednesday. Satur
dren, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Holmes.
day and Sunday. Wednesday
Mrs. Austin Goodson, Mrs. Leon
and Saturday, 9 to 12.
/ ard Goodson of Parma attended
graduation services at Nyssa Sun
day evening. After the exercises DAVID W. SARAZIN, M. D
Physician and Surgeon
they were all guests at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Gib Holmes for Hours: 10 to 12 and 2 to 5 p.m
Saturday, 10 to 12 Noon
refreshments.
—Phones—
Celebrate Anniversaries
Office 372-3365
Res 372-3173
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.
Office: 213 Main Street
and Mrs. Rolland Holmes and
Gerry were Mrs. Don Royce and
Dentists
children of Boise, Mr. and Mrs
Larry Holmes and children and
J. R. CUNDALL
Mrs. Alice Holmes. The dinner
was in honor of the birthday an
Dentist
niversaries of Rolland Holmes and
17 South Third Street
Medical care
be available
all
Mts. Royce (Lila Mae)
Dial 372-3538
Mr. and Mrs Ed Nedrow and
Nyssa
Oregon
Jimmie spent Saturday evening
... In case of
visiting Mr and Mrs Glenn
J. W. OLSEN. D.M.D.
Brown and children Ice cream,
family
or
DENTAL OFFICE
cake and coffee were served to
Seventh
and Bower Ave
celebrate Brown's birthday anni
Dial 372-3311
Memorial Hospital.
versary.
Nyssa
Oregon
Former Nyssa High Graduate Offers
Prudent Advice to Class of '63 Seniors
Merry Matrons
To Meet June 12
At Smiley Home
MEMORIAL DAY
this
and always,
ever to
they
NYSSA SWIMMING POOL
RATES and SEASON TICKETS
Under
Years of
... No
Six
Years................. $ .25
Eighteen Years
................ .50
Season Family
Children
21,
1 .
.
Family Children Only
June 1.............................
June
Individual
PROFESSIONAL
DIRECTORY
$12.00
Years
.............................
$
.............................
$
PARTIES.....................
Closing Notice
Our Offices Will Be Closed
Memorial Day . . May 30
at
emergency, call
physician
the Malheur
will
times
your
Dr. K. E. Kerby
Dr. K. A. Danford
Dr. L. A. Maulding
Dr. D. W. Sarazin
VISIT IN BOYDELL HOME
Mrs. Harold Rhodes and daugh
ters, Susan Rhodes and Linda
Beckham, were recent guests of
the former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
A H. Boydell. Miss Beckham
was graduated May 17 from Kin
man Business college in Spokane.
She plans to leave May 30 from
Pendleton for Stuttgart. Ger
many. to spend the summer with
her father, Lt. Col. J B Beckham,
and will also visit Italy and other
countries while in Europe
Veterinarians
TREASURE VALLEY
ANIMAL HOSPITAL
40' Main St
Dial 372-3567
Nyssa, Oregon
Dr. B. E. Ross
Nvssa — 372-3552
Dr. R. W. Faulk
Parma — 4-2731
Largs and Small Animal*
heroic
the
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