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THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 10. 1966 THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON PAGE TWO LOCAL CHURCH YOUTH Methodists Schedule TAKE PART IN SERVICES Benefit Auction Sale, In keeping with Youth Obser- j vance week, Jan 30-Feb. 6, young people of the Christian church; TED M. BRAMMER. Editor and Publisher Plans for a benefit auction sale Pastor John Bullock announces participated in the Sunday morn According to Mrs. Max Urry, * "Mountain Man" by Vardis were completed during a recent that a local talent contest will be ing worship service. librarian, the following books are Fisher. A breed of heroes they meeting of the finance commis SUBSCRIPTION RATES held at 6:45 Sunday evening. Feb NEWSPAPER Those taking part and duties j now available to patrons of Nyssa wen1, Stanley Vestal says, “The sion of Nyssa Methodist church 13. at the Church of the Nazarene. performed were Paula Strickland, public library. Single Copies 10c men of destiny, whose skill and with Chairman Dale Adams in PUBLISHERS Categories include vocal and in-1 call to worship; Kathy Strickland, ! In Malheur County, Oregon, courage enabled those Americans charge. "Quo Vadis ” by Henryk Sien ASSOCIATION strumental solos and groups, and responsive reading; George Hei- and Payette and Canyon who followed their trail to con The church will hold u public kiewicz. The title of this intense religious readings. Counties. Idaho: der, meditation; and Carolyn quer a continent.” auction on Tuesday, Feb 15 and Age groups will be divided into I Sells, scripture reading. Benedic ly dramatic novel comes from the One Year $4.00 "What Tima’s the Next Swan?" will serve dinner at the Nyssa ancient legend in which Christ junior high, senior high and Six Months $2.75 tion was given by Kathy Strick appears before St. Peter as he bv Walter Slezak as told to sale yard. Auctioneer services young adults. Winners from the land. Elsewhere in the U. S. A.: flees from Rome. Peter asks, “Do- Smith-Corona Model 88-E. The will by donated by Colonels local church will then compete in Young men serving as deacons Per Year $5.00 r a zone contest to be held later this were Jerry Strickland. Don An mine, quo vadis?" (Lord, whither book is about Actor Walter Sle- Bert Anderson. Guy Sparks and Six Months $3.00 goest Thou?) and the reply is, zak’s father, Leo Slezak, consider Koger Baker. The restaurant will I month. derson, Jim Bishop and George “To Rome, to be crucified again.” ed one of the two greatest tenors scheduled to start at I p.m. An invitation is extended to Heider, Thereupon, Peter turns back to irf the century—the other. Enrico Published Every Thursday at Nyssa, Malheur County, Oregon Items of use and value have the public to attend this Sunday A junior choir comprised of his martyrdom. Caruso. This is basically Walter’s been secured from members and evening program. Martha Heider. Kathy Spitler. story, but it is equally a son’s lov friends of the church and pro "Our Town" by Thornton Wil Entered at the Post Office at Nyssa. Oregon, for Transmission Susan Clapp, Allen Prowell and der. This play is an attempt to ing tribute to a great man and ceeds from the auction will go for GROUP ATTENDS CHURCH Through the United States Mails, as a Second Class Matter Don Ballou presented several se find a value above all price for his adoring and remarkable wife church projects. Members of American Legion Under the Act of March 3, 1879. lections under direction of Linda the smallest events in our daily (Mama and Papa). post 79 and auxiliary attended Ballou. "The Rise and Fall of Adolf lives. Nyssa Methodist church in a Parma group on Sunday morning in hon "Up From Slavery." by Booker Hitler" by William L. Shirer. Father of Nyssan or of the Four Chaplains who died NAZARENE CHURCH YOUTH T Washington. This is the life "Yseterday, Today and Forever" Gold Green HOLD ANNUAL BANQUET by Maria Augusta Trapp This in at sea during World War II. of Booker T. Washington, founder The LDS Parma ward will hold in Annual banquet for teenagers of the famed Tuskegee Institute to be simply the story of how its annual Gold and Green ball of the Church of the Nazarene Held in in Alabama. He worked cease “Jesus Christ, yesterday and to 8:30 p.m. Wednesday, Feb 16, was held Saturday evening in the lessly for the rights of his race, day, and the same forever, finally at Funeral rites for Jack Moff is. Burial Rites with MIA officers and teachers Methodist fellowship hall with became a member of our family. ” father of Nyssan Paul Moffis. pioneering a struggle that still in charge of arrangements. Di Martin over 40 young people in attend goes on. Missoula. Mont. "Tha Story of tha Trapp Family rectors are Ijirry Wagstaff and were conducted Friday, Feb. 4. Graveside services for Robert February. 1965 1966, in the cemetery at Wilder, Steven Martin, infant son of Mr. ance. Coordinator for the event "Prince of Foxes" by Samuel Singers" by Maria Augusta Trapp was Mrs. Dwight Seward and Or Shellabarger. This is the story | This is the adventurous story of Mrs. Myrle Boodery. Gate City Journal Idaho. and Mrs. Richard Martin, were Theme of this yenr’s event is Nyssa. Oregon Mr. Moffis, a resident of Wilder, conducted on Monday afternoon, ville Anderson served as master of the mysterious Lord Andrea one of the most distinguished mu "Hello, Young Ixivers,” and the of ceremonies. sical families of the age. (This succumbed of a sudden heart at Feb. 7, 1966, at Nyssa cemetery. Orsini, a young man of violent Dear Sirs: family’s story forms the basis of theme song will be used for spe Special speaker was the Rev. accomplishment. Please renew and forward my tack the previous Friday while' The baby was born premature Howard cial dance selections during the Mansfield of Boise “ Into "Cry, the Beloved Country" by “The Sound of Music ") copies of the Gate City Journal— visiting relatives in West Plains, ly on Feb. 2, weighing 4 pounds, the Word” was the central theme floor show. "Strike in the W»ii" l>v James Alan Paton. So begins the most 14 ounces and succumbed the fol I enjoy the Nyssa paper so very Mo. Don Roby’s orchestra will pro Daniel and John G. Hubbell. This and appropriate decorations in distinguished novel that has come He was born April 3, 1896, at lowing day due to a respiratory vide music for dancing, and the much. . is a brilliant reconstruction of red and white portrayed this mo out of South Africa in many We are still having winter wea Trail. Mo, and grew up in that infection. A roast turkey dinner was years. It is one of the most dis j one of the central events of our public is cordially invited. ther here—and “Mr. Ground Hog" area. He was married Sept. 10, ■ Mrs. Martin is the former Judy tif. 1916, to Lou Driscoll and the fam Wilson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. served under supervision of Mrs. tinguished novels that has ap time. saw his shadow on February 2. “Riddles. Riddles. Riddles." se peared anywhere in recent times. ily resided at Trail until 1940 Robert Wilson. The couple re Kenneth Saunders. Wishing the best during 1966 lected by Joseph Leming. You’ll "The Great Discount Delusion" cently moved to 2350 C street, to all my friends in the Nyssa-1 when they moved to Wilder. join in the pun as soon as you by Walter Henry Nelson The big apartment A, in Baker after re Adrian area. In addition to his widow and Adrian bargain — this is the glittering open this sparkling and unusual son, Paul, he is survived by two siding in La Grande where both BELLY J. BRIGHT Church promise held out by discounters book. other sons. Willie of Banks. Idaho, attended Eastern Oregon college. "Lawrence of Arabia" by Alis 25 Members of the Women’ s asso Price tags sparkle with neatly and Linvel of St. Louis. Mo.; twin tair Maclean. ciation of Adrian Community I crossed - off high prices. But is Former Nyssan Dies daughters, Beginning at 5:30 p. m. Mrs. Wilma Clinton NYSSA EXTENSION UNIT church will meet at 2 o’clock this this true? Have discounters renllv Adults......................$150 and Mrs. Nilma Clinton, both of > MEETING SLATED TODAY ATTEND CHURCH BANQUET Brief Nyssa Heme Extension meeting afternoon, Feb 10, at the home found a way to slash all prices Willow Springs, Mo. Family..................... $5.00 Mr. and Mrs. Jim Obenchain at of Mrs. Jake Borge. drastically? Modesto Rites Held tended a banquet Monday night Children 6 to 12 .. 75c Also surviving are three broth will be held today, Feb. 10, at "The Bridge of San Luis Rey" Funeral services for 67-year-; ers, four sisters, 25 grandchildren the home of Mrs. Guy Sparks on Title of the program will be at McGarvin’s Smorgasbord in Under 6................. FREE old Warren Raymond Kelch, a and 16 great-grandchildren. One Alberta avenue. Co - hostess for "And Who Is Your Neighbor?” by Thornton Wilder. This book Caldwell. The dinner is an an studies the lives of five victims Nyssa resident from 1935 to 1949. son preceded Mr. Moffis in death. the noon louncheon will be Mrs. Slides will also be shown. Sponsored by Adrian PT A nual event for officers of Roswell were conducted recently at S. H. Porter. Members of the church session to determine if possible what Baptist church. The Friday services were un Franklin and Downs funeral der direction of Peckham. Dakan- The lesson, “Short Cuts to Hot will meet at 8 o’clock this evening manner of existence they had home in Modesto, Calif. Inter Davis chapel. Officiating was Meals," will be presented by the at the home of the Rev. and Mrs. lived and whether it would throw some light on God’s intention in ment was made in Lakewood Me Fred Prince of the Wilder Free hostesses. Elmer Rosenkilde. thus casting them at that precise morial park. AU women interested in work Holiness church. moment into eternity. of the extension service are in CIRCLE MEETINGS SLATED Mr. Kelch, a native of Nebraska I "Northweit Passage" by Ken and resident of Stanislaus county, * YEASTY YAKKERS ORGANIZE vited to attend. Members of Methodist WSCS, neth Roberts. This is a story of Calif., since leaving Nyssa, suc An organizational meeting of circles will meet at 2 p.m. Thurs- i cumbed Saturday, Jan. 29. 1966. the Yeasty Yakkers fifth - year PINHEADS ELECT OFFICERS day, Feb. 17, in area homes. Mar- Major Rogers whose incredible exploits in the five years of the at his home in Modesto following cooking club was held last Thurs First meeting of the Pinheads , cia Ball members will gather at Old French War proved him the a brief illness. 4-H Sewing club was called to the home of Mrs. Cora Rookstool greatest of all Indian fighters. day at the Irvin Topliff home. Elected to office were Janice order at 4 p.m. Jan. 24 in the j in Apple Valley. Mrs. W. W. Fos This book has the same elements In addition to his widow, Lu ter will host the session for Thel —literary distinction, factual ac cille Kelch of the home, he is sur Okano, president; Marcia Topliff, home of Mrs. Stanley Sisson. Election of officers was held ma Case members and Mrs. Don curacy, humor and romance — vived by five sons. Percy M. of vice president; Rita Piercy, sec Idaho, Melvin L. of Texas, Lyle retary - treasurer; Larraine Cart with Alicia Huffman named pres Somers will entertain the Lowry which distinguished its predeces R. and Gerald of Modesto and wright, reporter; and Cynthia ident. Others elected to office are group. sors. Nancy Wilson, vice president: Jan Billie A. Kelch of Ripon, Calif.; Chapin, recreation chairman. The even circle will meet at! "Three Famous Short Novels" one daughter. Mrs. Thelma J. Kir The year’s program was plan Saito, secretary - treasurer; Jean- the home of Mrs. Dick Miller. by William Faulkner. The volume ned to include yeast breads and ine Saito, reporter; Patsy Wilson, by of San Jose. Calif. includes “Spotted Horses,” “Old Also surviving are two broth meat cookery and during the year song leader; and Sonia Saito, so FOUR NAZARENE CHURCHES Man” and “The Bear.” ers, Earl and Alvin Kelch; and the group will visit a bakery, cial chairman. PLAN BASKETBALL TOURNEY "Above and Below" l>v Tom Records and 4-H books were two sisters. May Johnson and j grocery store and meat market. A basketball tournament be Shelnick. The thrilling adven Mildred Holes, all residents of i Mrs. Topliff is leader for the distributed and projects for the tween Nazarene churches of tures of a professional diver and Nebraska. Other survivors include new’ 4-H club and the next meet coming year were discussed prior Eagle, Boise Euclid, Kuna and treasure hunter. 20 grandchildren and five great ing will be held Wednesday, Feb. to adjournment of the meeting. Nyssa will be held this evening, ! "Overtime in Heaven" by Peter —Jeanine Saito, Reporter. Feb. 10, in the grade school gym-1 Lisagor and Marguerite Higgins 16 in her home. grandchildren. nasium. The first game is sched- i This book gives two expert re • • • ext • • • ; uled to begin at 7 o’clock. porters the chance to tell the true stories of 10 incidents which test ed to the utmost the courage and 4-H GROUP TO AID CARE Fourth meeting of the Kitchen | resourcefulness of our nation’s Queen’s 4-H club was held Feb. 3 ‘ servants abroad. with President Karry Cleaver in | charge. Flag salutes were led by Shanna Munn and Marianne Hop man, and minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. Instead of a valentine exchange, the group voted to save the mo ney they would spend and at the end of the year will send it to 1 CARE. Shirley Cleaver gave a j demonstration on how to make and shape bread. Next meeting of the club will be Feb. 17 at the home of Mrs. Virginia Cleaver, leader. —Mildred Widmer, Reporter. THE GATE CITY JOURNAL LETTER To the Editor Dies Rites Local Talent Contest Set Sunday Evening At Nazarene Church Nyssa Librarian Reviews New Books Now Available to Patrons of Area Ward Dates and Ball Missouri; Wilder For Infant Held SMORGASBORD DINNER Community News After Luncheon on Tuesday Friday, Feb. Illness; ORE-IDA is now Contracting POTATOES Call Field Deparimeni TO BETTER SERVE YOU! Here's your friendly CIRCLE P Man, ED MASON with a brand new 1800-gallon tank truck with dual pumps and meters. When you see him and this new red and white truck with Pacific on it from Nyssa Co-op Supply you can be assured it means better service. It will enable them to . . . ★ Haul Bigger Loads * Give Faster Service * Eliminate Any Danger of Mixing Products And Remember You Can Still SAVE by Ordering Early — 50 a Gallon on Oil and 10 a Pound on Grease! (Order Before March 1 for Delivery by April 1) NYSSA CO-OP SUPPLY 18 North Second Si. Phone 372-3548 NYSSA . . . OREGON ONTARIO... 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