THURSDAY, N O VEM b E j
THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA. OREGON
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Published Every Thursday at Nyssa, Malheur County, Oregon
Entered at the Post Office at Nyssa, Oregon, for Transmission
Through the United States Mails, as a Second Class Matter
Under the Act of March 3, 1879.
Kingman Kolony
Church Group Begins
World Service Drive
Seventh-Day Adventists of the
Parma area began their annual
world service appeal Monday in
' Nyssa. Volunteers from the local
congregation will continue to visit
business firms during the next
three weeks.
Solicited funds will be used to
extend medical, welfare and edu
cational services to 189 countries
throughout the world, including
the United States.
On a world-wide basis last year,
the church aided over 10 million
persons, distributed nearly 11 mil
lion articles of clothing, donated
11 million volunteer hours and
contributed $12 million in cash
and food, according to infor
mation furnished by Ethel M.
1 Doersch.
She also reports that the church
operates 128 hospitals and 146
clinics, treating nearly four mil
lion persons annually. It also
supports its own school system
enrolling 370,000 students and
FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH
LAYMEN TO HOLD SERVICE
Sunday, Nov. 27, will be Lay
man’s Sunday at Faith Lutheran
church, it is announced by Pastor
J Orville Jacobson.
The morning service will be
conducted by Gerald Simantel,
with Fred O. Koch speaking on
the topic, “The Christian’s Con- '
cem.”
By Dale Witt
Weekend guests in the Willis
Conant home were her brother,
Mr. and Mrs. Pat Pittz of Chow
chilla, Calif. Sunday dinner guests
in the Conant home were the
Pittz couple, Mr. and Mrs. Jack LDS PLAN HOLIDAY DANCE
Pittz and children of Nyssa, Mr.
A Thanksgiving dance will be
and Mrs. Mitch Anderson of La held Nov. 24 at 9 p.m. in the
Grande, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Nyssa LDS stake house, with no
Stacy and daughters of Parma.
admission charge.
Mr. and Mrs. John Brower of
The Tijuana Grass dance band
New Plymouth were Sunday din will play for the event, and inter
ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Art mission entertainment will be
Sparks.
provided.
Buck Clemens of Burns arrived
Nov. 1 to visit Mr. and Mrs. Her RETURN FROM COLORADO
Mr. and Mrs. Paul House re
schel Thompson. They went to
Boise last Thursday evening when cently returned from Colorado af
they met Mrs. Clemens and a lady ter visiting her parents, Mr. and
friend of Bums who arrived by Mrs. Daniel Shutts, and with bro
plane from a trip to Hawaii. They thers and sisters. House attended
an irrigation manager’s workshop
returned Friday to their homes.
meeting in Denver.
Honored on Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Kreager at
tended a Sunday evening birth daughter, Mrs. Violet McKee; her
day dinner for Neil Dimmick at son, Mr. and Mrs. Lane McKee
McGarvin’s Smorquet in Cald and boys; and another son, Lyle
well. Others present were Mrs. i McKee of California, arrived Sat
Dimmick, Mr. and Mrs. Vic Mar- | urday and left Sunday afternoon
shall, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Holmes. for their homes.
Mmes. Dale Ashcraft and Art
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Mefford and
family of Apple Valley were Sun Sparks attended the Big Bend
day dinner guests of his parents, Extension unit meeting Nov. 15
Mr. and Mrs. Tracy Mefford. Sun at the home of Mrs. Goldie Rob
day afternoon visitors were Mr. erts.
Recent visitors in the Virgil
and Mrs. Bill Schoen.
Mrs. Art Sparks accompanied Viers home were her brother-in-
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Viers to law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Bill
the Nov. 1'5 Owyhee Community Randolph of Bend. Danny Spen
cer, who resides with the Viers,
church Thanksgiving banquet.
Don Fox, who is recuperating visited Friday evening with Jim
from a recent heart attack, is re mie Nedrow.
Mrs. Earl Kygar and children
ported to be greatly improved.
He is in St. Luke’s hospital at went to the Tom Duncan resi
Boise and can now have some dence Sunday for a birthday din
visitors. Cards may be sent to ner honoring her granddaughter,
Rhonda. Mr. and Mrs. Merle Mc
him at the hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Laan and Clure of Eagle were Sunday eve
family of Parma visited Sunday ning visitors at the Earl Kygar
afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. home.
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Lane and
Klaas Laan and family and with
the latter's mother, Mrs. Maartje family were Sunday evening din
ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Babe
of Holland.
Derrick.
Wed Fifty-Five Years
Mr. and Mrs. Myron Osborn
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pinkston and family were Sunday dinner
celebrated their 55th wedding an guests of her sister, Mr. and Mrs.
niversary Friday, Nov. 18. Their Bob Calhoun at Emmett.
YOUNG LADIES TO ATTEND
LUTHER LEAGUE MEETING
The Misses Barbara Fangen
and Christy Nelson of Faith Lu
theran church are among 1,200
Luther Leaguers preparing for
the North Pacific district con
vention to be held Nov. 25-27 in
Spokane. Also attending the meet
ing will be Pastor and Mrs. Or
ville Jacobson.
‘•A Knowing — For Life in
Christ” will be theme of a talk
to be given by the Rev. John
Schultz, assistant director of the
youth department of the Ameri
can Lutheran church. Also ad
dressing the group will be the
Rev. Rusty Halaas, youth direc
tor for the northwest region.
Special features will be a talent
show and Holden house activities.
SUNDAY AFTERNOON GUESTS
Mmes. Hazel Farr and Virginia
Rookstool were Sunday guests in
the home of Mrs. Blanche Weeks.
publishes Christian literature in
228 languages.
LDS Quarterly Conference Dated
Nov. 26-27 at Nyssa Stake Center
* Elder Theodore M. Burton, an
assistant to the Council of Twelve
Apostles, the Church of Jesus
Christ of Latter-Day Saints, will
speak at the Nyssa stake quarter
ly conference Saturday and Sun
day, Nov. 26-27 in Nyssa.
The speaker was professor of
chemistry at Utah State univer
sity for several years prior to
1960 when he was called to serve
as one of the general authorities.
He spent many years in Europe
as a missionary and as U. S. gov
ernment official in Germany and
Austria.
Other conference visitors will
be Elder Henry A. Smith of the
Priesthood Missionary committee
and Mrs. Eileen R. Dunyon of the
Primary association.
Elder Smith is a well-known
editor of the weekly church news
section of the Deseret News in
ELDER THEODORE M. BURTON Salt Lake City.
Mrs. Dunyon has worked as an ]
. . • Scheduled to Speak
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DEC. 1 DINNER??
planned by se S
A cafeteria-^*
bazaar, sponsored bv >
ond ward, will
Dec. 1 at the Nys^
Activities wiR k*
and during the evi?1
size quilt will be
In addition to a,,
sale of Christmas
be games for all ag^'
COOK FAMILIAR?
Mr. and Mrs.
family of Sweet Rome
weekend guests of v
Cook.
M
officer and teacher „
auxiliary 0I ganizatJ
church. She is a
University of Utah £
elementary school an?
recognition in child*,
ture.
Conference sessions,
Sunday at 10 a.m.
m the stake center
President Dehlin A. Eri
ducting. Visitors are.
Johannesen -Adams Motors, Inc
(FORMERLY SWAGER CHEVROLET)
420 Main Street
Phone 372-2224
NYSSA . . . OREGON
Friday and Saturday
NOVEMBER 25-26, 1966
Open Friday —8 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Saturday —8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Drop In and Help Us Celebrate
Our Grand Opening • •
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WE'LL ALL APPRECIATE IT!
ARLEIGH ADAMS
Manager — Co-Owner
ED STEPHENS
Service Manager
Coffee, Donuts and
Apple Juice Served
All Day—Both Days
DRAWING
— for —
DOOR PRIZES
LENA TYLt.fi
Office Manager
Saturday at 6 p.m.
GARY HARNAR
Parts Man
I
JOE WHITE
Mechanic
We Will Have-Plenty of NEW 1967 CHEVROLET
ON OUR FLOOR FOR YOUR
YOUR INSPECTION!
HARRY (HARD ROCK) WOOD
Saleaman
HENRY REED
Salesman
RON HUSKEY
CON DENNIS
Mechanic