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THURSDAY. JANUARY 23. 1964 THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON PAGE TWO NNC Dean of Women Slaied to Speak Teen Missionary Catholic Pastorale Changes Noted; During ’Youlh Week' al Nyrra Church Father Kirkpatrick Comes io Nyssa THE GATE CITY JOURNAL — TED M. BRAMMER. Editor and Publish« ■ — “ / ■ i hi P-formtrap Formed Miss Helen Wilson, dean of wo Father Cletus M. Kirkpatrick took over the pastorate of men at Northwest Nazarene col A teenage group from Nyssa St. Bridget’s Catholic church in Nyssa on Jan. 22. He suc NEWSPAPER Nazarene church met Monday ceeds Father John Baumgartner who had been in Nyssa since lege, will be the speaker during evening at the Bill Fitzsimmons “ Youth Week ” (Jan. 28 through PUBLISHERS home for the purpose of organiz 1957 and has been appointed pastor of Blessed Sacrament Feb. 2) at the local Church of the ASSOCIATION ing a Teen Missionary chapter. church in Ontario by tne Most Rev. Francis P. Leipzig, D.D., Nazarene, according to Pastor The group selected the name “Dr. bishop of the Baker diocese. f 1 John Bullock. Miss Wilson is Father Kirkpatrick is no Southern Asia WSCS Hamlin” for their unit in honor well-known in the area and is al of Dr. Howard Hamlin of Chi stranger to the Nyssa area. He ways in demand as speaker for cago who recently went to Africa was assistant pastor in Nyssa Is Theme of Program commencement programs, youth as a medical missionary. camps and civic organizations. during 1958 and in November Heard by Methodists AFFILIATE MEMBER Plans were made for future of that year went to Mexico to “Youth Week” activities spon Methodist Woman’s Society of projects and meetings. Mrs. Bob study Spanish. sored by the young people’s de Christian Service circles met Jan. Martin, general NFMF president, Born in Spangler, Pa., Father 17 in various homes. Program partment of the church are under Published Every Thursday at Nyssa, Malheur County, Oregon. gave a talk on “Why Teens Kirkpatrick completed his classi theme for all units was “Woman’s direct leadership of John Shep Should Be Interested in Mis cal, philosophical and theological Society of Christian Service in pard, president. sions.” studies at the Josephinum Pon Southern Asia.” Entered at the Post Office at Nyssa, Oregon, for Transmission Age groups participating Officers for the newly organ tifical college in Worthington, Through the United States Mails, as a Second Class Matter throughout the week will be jun Mrs. Zora Osborne and Mrs. ized group are Sandy Bogle, Ohio. iors, under direction of Mr. and Under the Act of March 3, 1879. Roper were hostesses for Golda president; Linda Price, vice presi Mrs. Dan Martin; teenagers, with Other Appointments Listed eight members of the Fulton dent and study secretary; Dianne Mrs. Dwight Seward as sponsor; His other appointments were circle, Mrs. Raymond Sager was Wilson, secretary; Orville Ander young adults with Lester Robin son, treasurer. Mrs. Fitzsimmons assistant at Our Lady of the leader for the afternoon. Routine Valley church in La Grande from business was conducted. is adult sponsor. Letters to Editor Adrian Eighth Grade son as leader. 1956 to 1958, assistant at Blessed Lenora circle met at the home Young People in Charge Following adjournment of the Pupil Tells Results Signed letters to the editor are Sacrament church and chaplain Mrs. Orma Cleaver with eight meeting, group singing was led The teenagers will have their welcomed and will be printed it Of Recent Balloting by Lonnie Clarkson, accompanied at Holy Rosary hospital in On members in attendance. Mrs. annual banquet Saturday evening they do not contain comments Mike Robb, Adrian eighth at which time Miss Wilson will Wyatt Smith assisted as co-hos- by SanDee Hobson. Refreshments tario since September 1959. of a libelous nature or attacks grade student in Patrick O’- He has also been conducting the tess and program leader was Mrs. were served to the 14 teens and also speak during the program. on religious and racial groups. Laughlen’s classroom and cam I two adults by Sandy Bogle and program, “Ask a Catholic,” every Kinsey Keveren. Members voted Publication of the letters does paign manager for the “Whigs,” The young people will also have 1 Aleta Anderson, hostesses for the Monday, Wednesday and Friday to serve a farm sale lunch and charge of services for the next not necessarily signify agreement has reported results of the stu MISS HELEN WILSON evenings at 7:15 over radio sta- to sponsor a baked food sale in evening. two Sundays. . . . Well-Known in Area of this newspaper with opinions dents’ class officer election held tion KSRV, Ontario. I the near future. Young people from eight chur expressed. j last Friday. Father Baumgartner was hon- Members of Helen Barns circle ches in the area will gather at ored Sunday with a farewell par- met at the home of Mrs Gene The ‘Tories’’ emerged as win Nyssa Thursday evening for a Parliamentary Class Study Class Series January 16, 1964 ners in all races except one. Of ty at the parish hall. A potluck Honey for an all-day session. Six- Being Conducted zone meeting, with music fur Mr. and Mrs. Ted Brammer ficer position, student’s name, nished by the various churches. Enrollment Urged dinner was served and members teen ladies were in attendance for At Methodist Church of the church presented him with a CQVgre(i dish dinner. Mrs. Earl Gate City Journal party affiliation and total votes Starting time for the week By Toastmistresses “Christian Issues in Southern a fishing rod and reel. He has BOStOn presented the program for Nyssa, Oregon include: president: Timmy Tall night services will be 7:45 o’clock Members of the Toastmistress Asia” is the text being used in replaced Father Michael Aheame group man (Torie) 23, Ernest Lewis Dear Ted and Arlene: with the exception of the Thurs club met Friday evening in Par the study class which met Mon who has been appointed as pastor _______________ ; (Whig) 15; vice president: Cary- band The Nyssa high school day evening service which will ma and have asked the Journal day afternoon in the Methodist of St. Augustine at Merrill, Ore. lee Mefford (T) 29, Laura Mac- just completed a wonderful ex CHRISTIAN LADIES HOLD be at 7:30. to announce that classes being church for the first of four ses perience. It was a real thrill to key (W) 7; secretary: Lois Seuell JANUARY GENERAL SESSION The public is invited to attend conducted on parliamentary pro sions. accompany such a group of young \ (T) 22, Paula McBride (W) 14; all of these services as Nyssa is cedure at the Parma high school Members of the Christian Wo Mrs. Paul Ludlow was leader Youth Group Gives folks on a trip to Pasadena. To treasurer: Gary Shields (T) 23, indeed fortunate to have Miss are still open and the charge re- for the class which viewed a film men’s Fellowship held their gen Religious Program see them marching in the parade Diana Okano (W) 13. eral meeting Tuesday evening in Wilson for these few days, the mains $5 per family. strip dealing with problems of Tommy Holly was the only Rev. Bullock concluded. certainly made all the time and the church. Mrs. Glen Strickland The last of this series of classes the countries in that area. Gen At Nyssa Hospital work that each of them indivi “Whig" candidate to be put into presented the program on “Per By Ruth Robbins will be held Feb. 11 and all fami eral introductions and question dually put in well worth while. office and received 19 votes to LINCOLN HEIGHTS — Inter sonal and Family Budgeting.” lies of the area are urged to en naires were also used. Large Group Enrolled Their behavior both in and out Torie Burton Burroughs’ 17. Mrs. Lester Oden was in charge roll. According to members of Other sessions will be held Jan. mediate Bible class of Malheur of the parade was above re- Steve Kriegh was campaign man In Methodist Classes the club, the course is being 23, 27 and 31 at 2 p.m. in the Butte Baptist church conducted of the worship service and Mrs. ager for the winning Tories. proach. Thirty children in grades one taught by a well - qualified in church parlor. Interested persons Jan. 12 afternoon services in the Don Weaver was hostess for the Anna D. S. Pratt spoke to the through six are enrolled in study structor. I would like to personally are invited to attend. This class nursing home wing of Malheur evening. thank you folks at the Gate City group last Thursday afternoon on classes on “India” held Wednes Next meeting of the Toastmis as well as additional sessions for Memorial hospital. Journal for the wonderful sup the topic of American history and day afternoons in the Methodist tress unit will be Feb. 7 in the children are sponsored by the Stanley Penn opened the ser port you gave both through your told them of some experiences in church. IOOF hall at Parma. Ladies of Woman’s Society of Christian vice by leading hymn singing. A Primary department teachers the valley who desire to visit one Service. contribution and the articles in her 92 years of living. She stated special selection was sung by a 1 trio, Mrs. Harlan Meyer and her the paper. Such an undertaking that this was her first time to ad are Mrs. Frances Hight, Mrs. Don of the meetings or who are in as this requires the cooperation dress a school class since she re Oldemeyer and Mrs. Jim Oben- terested in joining the club may ASSIST IN BUILDING HOME daughters, Christine and Janine. chain. This group has made In do so through Ruth Palmer by of everyone. Certainly we could tired from teaching in 1935. Men’s Fellowship group of the The Rev. Floyd Tilson of Emmett When reporting the election re dian water jars from clay. not have asked for more than we local Nazarene church met on the gave the sermon. dialing 372-2123, Nyssa. Instructors for the junior de received from parents, town peo sults, Mike’s voice reflected no evening of Jan. 14 at the Carl ple, newspapers and interested downcast feelings because his partment are Mrs. Jeff Ford, Mrs. Many former neighbors attend Clarkson home to assist in the friends. “Whigs” were not top winners Foy Brown and Georgia. The for Ladies See Matching building of their new house. Re ed recent Monday afternoon fun This trip has been the result Like all good politicians, he’ll mer is supervisor of the sessions freshments were served by Mrs. eral services for Fritz Heid in One Long Distance call of lots of hard work by the en- probably be in there again next which are sponsored by the Wo Of Plaids and Stripes Clarkson. Vale. Mr. Heid was a former resi can bring them home tire band but particularly we year campaigning for his favorite man’s Society of Christian Ser At Tri-Valley Meeting dent of this community. again. You’re only a vice. need to thank Mr. Frank Turner “ninth” grade candidates. Recent Sunday dinner guests Sunset Valley — Area women ROBERTS FAMILIES VISIT A film strip, “Boy of India,” gathered Jan. 17 at the home of and Mr. Bob Q. Smith who each few steps from your Mr. and Mrs. Everett Roberts in the Vem Smith home were did his part in making such a ADRIAN CHURCH OFFICERS was shown to all children and the Mrs. Ray Strickland for the regu and family of Washington, D.C., Floyd Tilson and daughter, Faith phone. Try it and see. trip possible. lar meeting of Tri-Valley Home left Saturday evening for their of Emmett. TO ATTEND TRAINING MEET junior group worked on a map. You ’ll discover These sessions include games, makers unit. Kind fate must have been with * ■ Mr. and Mrs. George Barnes First training meeting for home after spending several days that Long Distance us because the only wet roads church officers will be held at stories, activities, worship, sing Mrs. Charlie Culbertson, Mrs. in the home of his brother and were recent Sunday dinner guests encountered were those right in 8 o’clock this evening at the ing and refreshments. Glen Strickland and the hostess sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Leon of Mr. and Mrs. Austin Robbins. is the next best thing Nyssa. After we left town the Presbyterian church in Ontario. gave the lesson, “Matching Plaids Roberts; Sr., and family at On to being there. roads were completely dry, the Six valley churches will be rep VISIT FROM PENNSYLVANIA and Stripes,” and they also show tario. They were summoned here VISIT IN CAPPER HOME Mr. and Mrs. Paul Stafford, ed samples of materials illustrat due to the serious illness of his weather beautiful and California resented including Adrian Com Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Capper of Cindy and Allen of Everett, Pa., ing points of the lesson. was showing its best side to us munity church. mother, Mrs. Ben Roberts, who is Greeley, Colo., visited several arrived Jan. 15 to visit her mo while we were there. We had "Youth Sunday" Set Mrs. Wilbur Chapin presented a patient in Holy Rosary hospital days last week with his parents, three days of bright sunshine that Jan. 26 is designated as ’Youth ther, Mrs. Ace Livingston and the eye-opener, a novel clothes at Ontario. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Capper, MALHEUR even the Californians appreciat Sunday” and young people of the Mr. Livingston. Mrs. Livingston brush made from art foam, and Saturday overnight guests in and with other relatives in the HOME ed. church will be in charge of wor is the former Lavona McDonald. she also showed the ladies how the Leon Roberts home were Mr. valley. The couple was in Boise TELEPHONE The family left Monday to visit to make them. Mrs. Glen Strick and Mrs. J. B. Roberts and family to attend an insurance meeting. We saw many things, had many ship services. relatives and friends in Murphy land displayed a tea apron con of Pilot Rock, Ore. The families experiences that will live forever COMPANY The elder Mr. Capper who re in the memory of those who had ing out. In Romans 7, we read, and Mountain Home. They plan taining easy and unique decora also visited the men’s father, Ben sides at 614 Reece avenue has an opportunity to take part. The I “For I know that in me dwelleth to return to Nyssa for a longer tions. Roberts and with their ailing been ill for the past several days Nyssa schools are proud of this no good thing; for to will is pres visit before leaving for their Lessons for the coming meet mother at the hospital. I and is confined to his home. group and I would like to express ent with me; but how to perform home. ings were discussed and several — to the parents of each and every that which is good I find not. were selected. In February the one of them a sincere “thank The good that I would, I do not; VISITS BOISE CHILDREN lesson will be on the topic “De Mrs. J. Elwood Flinders spent lightful Living” and will be giv you” for such wonderful young but the evil which I would not. sters. the past weekend in Boise where en by Mrs. Fred Arai and Mrs. that I do.” Products for leisure living Sincerely yours, visited her son-in-law and Earl Ward. The meeting will be The reason that he would do she daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Lorin held at the home of Mrs. K. “Mac” come to you on Union Pacific... the evil is because sin dwelleth in Saunders and family. Okano. W. L. McPartland him. The Bible teaches that man Superintendent is born with sin and he is inclin Of Nyssa Schools ed to sin before he is inclined to do good. Nyssa, Oregon Romans 5, "By one man sin en- Jan. 20, 1964 tered into the world.” To the Editor: Every individual who has not A noted psychiatrist made this confessed that Jesus is the Son statement in a recent article — of God and has had his sins for “born to fight." 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