THURSDAY. JANUARY 13. 1966
THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON
PAGE TWO
THE GATE CITY JOURNAL
IT'S YOUR LAW
TED M. BRAMMER. Editor and Publisher
By Oregon State Bar
Sunday Farewell Additional Sessions Jan. 16 Farewell Legionnaires Hold
Begin Wednesday Service to Honor Cecil Green Rites
Service to Honor To
At Nyssa Cemetery
At Methodist Church
Graveside rites for Cedi Green
Special “after school” classes Youiig Missionary
LDS Missionary
were conducted Monday morning,
for children in grades 1-6 will be
YOUR LEGAL NAME
Most probably you are never
quite sure whether your wife
should use your first name, or her
own. when signing an important
paper.
Perhaps you also wonder whe
ther to put a “Mr.” or a “Mrs."
in front of a signature, and you
get all mixed up about a "Jr.” or
a ’1Sr.” after it. Then, what about
your middle name or initial?
For centuries, under common
Published Every Thursday at Nyssa, Malheur County. Oregon
law a legal name consisted of
one Christian or given name
Entered at the Post Office at Nyssa. Oregon, for Transmission
and one surname or family
Through the United States Mails, as a Second Class Matter
name. The law presumes that
Under the Act of March 3, 1879.
every person has a given name
and a surname which must be
stated in full on any legal docu
ment.
The law may pay little atten-|
tion
to a middle name or initial, i
Nicolo Paganini was an Italian virtuoso on the violin
in the 18th and 19th centuries. His first public appear | but it is wise to use either one
ELDER ROBERT GLENN
or the other for exact indentifica-
ance at the age of nine was a triumphant success. He
. . . To Serve in California
tion. You must be consistent, too.
published compositions so difficult that only he could
e
•
For example, one real estate buy
play them. The world of that time was astonished at his
A farewell testimonial service
er was advised to sign all papers
performances, especially his ability to play on the fourth
by his full name, "William Alton honoring Elder Robert Marion
string alone.
Smith Jr.” to make it clear which Glenn will be held at 8 o’clock
of the Bill Smiths was buying the Sunday evening. Jan. 16, at the
But we of Malheur county also have an artist — not
Nyssa Second ward chapel.
property.
musically — but still an artist in his line. He is silver-
As for “Mr.” in front of your
The young missionary is a son
tongued, makes a nice appearance and is (almost) con
name, that’s not important at all. of Mr. and Mrs. Marion Glenn
vincing. In fact, he was convincing enough to get elected
The same is true for “Mrs.” be of route 2, Nyssa. He was grad
as county judge.
cause it’s your wife’s own name' uated from the local high school
Also, like most artists our judge is sensitive. Sensi
that counts.
with the class of 1965 and attend
tive to criticism. And he makes no distinction between
When a woman marries, the ed Treasure Valley Community
the one originally offering the censure and those re
takes her husband's family college during the fall quarter.
peating part of it. (That’s us with our excerpts from
name. Her maiden surname is He has been employed with his
Oregon Tax Review relating to county court overspend
absolutely lost. Many women father in stone masonry work.
incorrectly use their husband's
ing the budget $385,000 in a three-vear period.)
Elder Glenn will enter the
full name and sign "Mrs. Wil mission home at Salt Lake City
In fact, this sensitive artist dislikes censure so much
liam A. Smith.” for example. on Jan. 24 and will leave for
he’ll remove his official cloak as a county officer and
The correct way is for her to southern California following a
lambast the *%!©’&(! critic, personally, before a cap
sign her own given name and week’s training. His address will
tive audience. Furthermore, ne’ll slight the paper by
her husband's surname, such at be 1591 East Temple Way, Los
not giving it any canned handouts (commonly called
"Joan Marie Smith.”
Angeles, Calif. 90024.
“Press Releases”).
A divorced woman who wants
The young missionary is the
Seriously, now, that we have put on our editorial
to resume the use of her maiden third son of the Glenns to enter
cloak again — we feel that our readers are entitled to
name may, under some circum- i the mission field. Larry served
know if there have been any budget violations by the
stances, have it returned to her ! in the Great Lakes area and Vai
county court. Our chamber of commerce members in
by court order.
Dee in New Zealand. The former
Nyssa are tops. Bless Them, but hardly that much more
(Oregon lawyers offer this will be one of the speakers dur
important than our other readers — not even to the
column as a public service. No ing the Sunday program.
person should apply or inter
Judge.
Friends of Elder Glenn and his
pret any law without the aid family are invited to attend this
The OTR article said there were four funds in which
of an attorney who is complete farewell service.
there were violations over the three-vear period. It
ly advised of the facts involved.
listed them as (1) COUNTY FAIR, (2) GENERAL. (3)
Even a slight variance in fact FORMER MINISTER ATTENDS
INDIGENT L’QUOR and (4) ROAD.
may change the application of FELLOWSHIP DINNER
The ROAD FUND has been talked and written about
the law.)
Special guests for the monthly
so much, along with the ruling from the state attorney
fellowship dinner at the Nyssa
general that federal funds did not require the same
LOCAL PASTOR ANNOUNCES Methodist church Wednesday eve
budget treatment, that it could appear to some people
ning, Jan. 12, were the Rev. and
BEGINNING OF NEW CLASS
that it is a smoke screen.
The Methodist church is hold Mrs. James J. Fleming of Mackey,
ing an "Honest to God” Sunday Idaho. The Flemings served the
What about the other three funds? These four funds
school class for young adults local church during the 1920’s.
are similar to the four strings on a violin and the judge
couples) beginning this ! The program was another in a
has done all his playing on the FOURTH STRING — 1 i (married
Sunday.
Jan.
16. at 9:45 a m. in series honorujg all living former
and let’s face it, judge — you are not a Paganini!
the study of the Rev. Ralph A. ■ ministers of the church.
Lawrence, who will teach the
ENTERTAINS CHURCH GROUP group.
LLOYD FRANKLIN TOPLIFF
Members of the Christian Wo
An invitation is extended to all RITES HELD IN MISSOURI
men’s Fellowship group met last young adults to attend this class,
Final rites for Lloyd Franklin
Thursday afternoon at the home which will begin by discussing Topliff were conducted at 1 o’
By Emily Myers
of Mrs. Tom Johnson. Nine wo the book, “Honest to God” by clock Tuesday afternoon, Dec. 28.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Province and men were in attendance to hear J. A. T. Robinson. Topics will 1965, at Williams funeral chapel
children were Saturday evening the lesson presented by Mrs. include “The Reluctant Revolu in California, Mo.
Ronald Batt. The worship service tion,” “The End of Theism?” “The
Officiating minister was the
callers in the Clara Corfield resi
was under direction of Mrs. Thel Ground of Our Being” and “The Rev. Harold Dodd of Eldon, Mo.
dence. Louise Pattee spent from
ma Anderson.
Soloist was Mrs. Forrest Katsch-
New Morality.”
Tuesday of last week until Sat
man and organ music was pro
urday in the Corfield home.
vided by Miss Ruth Longan.
services
for
a
brother-in-law,
Rol-
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Lorensen at
EXPRESSION OF THANKS
lie
Pattee.
tended funeral services Friday in
I wish to thank my friends in | Mr. Topliff succumbed on the
Caldwell for Osia Johnston.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Smith of the Nyssa area for flowers, mes evening of Dec 23 after suffering
Glen Corfield of La Grande. Johnstown, Neb., arrived Jan. 6 sages of sympathy and other ex a sudden heart attack while on
Mrs. W. B. Holmes and Mrs. Billie to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. pressions of kindness shown me duty at Zinn’s Flying “A" station
Hann of Portland, Mrs. Bud Tracy William Turner. The Smiths plan following the accidental death of in Nyssa.
of Rancho Cordova, Calif., were to visit her brother, the Wilbur my husband.
Burial was made in the ceme
tery at California. Pallbearers
recent guests of Mrs. Clara Cor Chapins, and a sister, the Ken
—Mrs. Henry Reuter
field. They also attended funeral ! Lorensens.
were Bill Gilbert, R L. Hert,
Union, Oregon
B. F. Houser, Carl Rohrbach, W.
F. Niederjohn and D. W. Lehman
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GREAT ARTISTS
Owyhee News
held at Nyssa Methodist church
beginning Wednesday, Jan 19, it
is announced by Mrs. Cy Bock
The sessions, to be held for eight
consecutive weeks, are an annual
event known as "additional ses
»ions’* of the Church school and
are open to all boys and girls.
Primary department classes,
first, second and thin! grades, will
be taught by Mrs. Francis Hight,
Mrs. Alva Goodell Jr. and Mrs
Bock on the subject of missions
The Junior department, with Mrs.
Dick Miller and Mrs W W. Fos
ter as instructors, will study the
life and teachings of St. Paul.
Fred McCarthy Dies
After Brief Illness;
Colorado Rites Held
Funeral services for Clarence
"Fred" McCarthy, a World War I
veteran and retired employee of
Amalgamated Sugar company,
were conducted Tuesday after
noon. Jan. 11, 1966, at Greeley,
Colo.
Mr. McCarthy succumbed last
Thursday in the Veterans’ hospi
tal at Boise following a brief
illness.
He was born July 25, 1895, in
California and before coming to
Nyssa, resided in Colorado. In
1941 he began working as pulp
dryer fireman at Amalgamated’»
Nyssa plant, and upon retiring in
July 1961 held the position of as
sistant dryer foreman.
In addition to his widow, Helen
McCarthy of the home at 54
Beech avenue in Nyssa, he is sur
vived by one* stepson. Edward Lee
Turk of Hermiston and five
grandchildren Also surviving are
two brothers. Dalton McCarthy
of Eaton, Colo., and Charles Mc
Carthy of Yucaipa, Calif.
PROFESSIONAL
DIRECTORY
Physicians and
Surgeons
K. E. KERBY. M. D.
K. A. DANFORD. M. D.
KEN PFAFF. M. D.
Physicians and Surgeon»
Dial 372-2241
Hours: 10 to 12 and 2 to 5 p.m.
Daily Except Saturday and
Sunday; Saturday, 10 to 12.
MAULDING CLINIC
L. A. Maulding, M. D.
Physician and Surgaon
“By Appointment Only”
Dial 372-2216
Hours: 9 to 12 and 2 to 5 p.m.
Daily Except Wednesday, Satur
day and Sunday; Wednesday
and Saturday, 9 to 12.
EXPRESSION OF THANKS
I take this opportunity to pub
licly thank my relatives and
friends for visitations, beautiful
plants and flowers and get-well DAVID W SARAZIN. M.D.
wishes during my recent stay in
Physician and Surgaon
the hospital. I also want to ex
Hours:
10 to 12 and 2 to 5 p.m.
press my appreciation to Dr. Au
gustus Tanaka and to all mem Daily Except Thursday, Saturday
and Sunday; Thursday and
bers of the staff at Malheur Me
Saturday, 10 to 12 Noon.
morial hospital for their many
— Phones —
kindnesses.
Office 372-3365
Res. 372-3173
—Mrs. Herbert Bergam
Office: 213 Main Street
EXPRESSION OF THANKS
We take this opportunity to
thank our friends for flowers,
messages of sympathy and other
J. R. CUNDALL
expressions of kindness shown
DENTIST
us during our recent bereave
17 South Third Street
ment. We especially want to
Dial 372-353»
thank the ladies of the Nazarene
Nyssa
Oregon
church and Out Our Way club
women for food. Special thanks
J. W. OLSEN. D. M. D.
also go to the Rev. John Bullock
for his assistance and kindness.
DENTAL OFFICE
—The Family of
Seventh and Bower Ave.
Rollie Pattee
Dial 372-3311
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WSCS MEETINGS SLATED
Meetings of WSCS circles of
the Methodist church will be held
Thursday, Jan. 20. Members of
the Marcia Ball group will meet
at the home of Mrs C. L. Fritts
in Apple Valley. Mrs. Orma
Cleaver will host the session for
Lowry members.
Meeting place for the Thelma
Case circle has tentatively been
set at the home of Mrs. Maurice
Corey. Mrs. Don Oldemeyer will
host the session for evening circle
members.
Dentists
ON THE RUN FOR THE BUICKS
Jan. It). 1966, by legionnaires of
Nyssa Post 79 The services, un
der direction of Lieiikneniper fun
eral home, were held ut the Vet
erans' plot in Nyssa cemetery.
Mr. Green, who had laen ill for
some time, succumbed Friday in
I the Veterans’ hospitul al Boise
where he had been a patient for
several weeks.
He wus born Muy 13, 1903, at
Rigby, Iduho, a son of George
and Nora Allred Gleen, and while
still an infant moved with his
parents to Nyssa
He was a member of the family
for whom Nyssa’s Green avenue
| was named. Mr. Green, ii former
I railroad employee und farm lab
orer, was affiliated with the LDS
church and wus u veteran of
World War 1!.
He is survived by one brother,
Glen Green of Burley. Idaho;
ELDER CLARK M. DRAPER I two sisters, Mrs Vcru Hansen
of Seal Bruch. Cui if ., und Mrs.
. . . 1965 Nyssa Graduate
Theda Dodge of Rainier, Ore
The deceased wus u cousin of
A farewell testimonial honoring
Nyssans,
Mrs. Tom (Merle) John
Elder Clark Miland Draper will
be held at 7 p.m. Sunday, Jun. 16. son and Mrs. Myrtle Blodgett,
in the Owyhee LDS ward chapel and among three surviving aunts
The young missionary, son of is Mrs. Sudie Doherty of Baker.
Mr. and Mrs. Miland G. Draper,
will depart soon to serve in the Treasure Valley Community col-
Spunish - American mission field , lege and was employed ut the
Ore-Ida plant in Ontario
for the 1J)S church
Friends of the departing mis
Elder Draper was graduated
from Nyssa high school in 1965, sionary and his family arc invited
studied during the fall term nt i to attend the farewell service
DR. JOHN EASLY
18 North Third Street
Nyssa, Oregon
— Phones —
Nyssa . . . 372-2949
Ontario . . . 889-8017
Veterinarians
TREASURE VALLEY
ANIMAL HOSPITAL
On Alberta Ave.
Dial 372-2251
Nyssa, Oregon
Dr. B. E. Ross
Nyssa — 372-3552
Dr. D. R. Mason
Parma — 722-6332
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