THURSDAY, MAY 30, 1968
THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA, OREGON
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Published Every Thursday at Nyssa, Malheur County,
Oregon
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Class Matter under the Act of March 3, 1879.
PERSONALS
Mrs. Frances Bates, with the
aid of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil
Evans and Paul Kunkel, in their
three cars, took the thirteen
United Methodist students of
Mrs. Bates’Sunday school class
to Boise May 19 to visit the
Methodist Cathedral of the
Rockies. They attended Sunday
school classes and between ser
vices, members took the
Nyssans on a tour of the
Cathedral.
After church worship service
they went to Julia Davis park
for a picnic. Later the students
toured the park and took boat
rides on the lake.
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Mrs. Vera Hansen of Seal
Beach, Calif., arrived May 25
for a two-day visit with her
cousin, Mrs. Tom Johnson. She
plans to go to Boise and Rupert
to visit friends and other
relatives.
Mrs. Johnson attended a
mother-daughter banquet at the
First Christian church inCald
well with her daughter, Mrs.
Pat Sweaney of Caldwell.
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Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Rossean
of Springfield, Mo., and their
daughter, Joyce of Miami, Fla.,
arrived May 24 to visit Mrs.
Rossean’s sister, Dr. and Mrs.
K. E. Kerby. The two families
drove to Wallowa Lake to spend
the weekend at the Kerby’s
cabin.
HELLO
WORLD!
MAY 22 - To Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Apodaca of Nyssa, an
eight - pound, ten - ounce boy,
William Clark.
MAY 24 - To Mr. and Mrs.
Jose Espinoza of Parma a six-
pound, three-ounce boy,
Edward.
MAY 25 - To Mr. and Mrs.
Keith Langley of Nyssa, a boy.
Born at Holy Rosary hospital.
No weight or name at press
time.
MAY 27 - To Mr. and Mrs.
Ines Martinez of Nyssa, a boy.
No name or weight at press
time.
FAMED’ COWBOY
BROTHER OF NYSSAN
In last week’s issue a story
was published under a head
line “Hugh Strickland Into
Rodeo’s Hall Of Fame”.
The article did not, however,
make mention of the fact that
the famed cowboy was a brother
of Lee Strickland, a resident of
the Owyhee community, near
Nyssa.
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ASSEMBLY OF GOD
CHURCH NEWS
EMORY J. HOBSON
Funeral rites forEmoryJohn
Hobson were conducted Mon
day morning, May 27, 1968
at Nyssa Church of the Naz
arene. Officiating was the Rev.
Robert W. Manley, with special
music provided by Former Nys-
sans the Rev. and Mrs. John
music provided by Former Nys-
sans the Rev. and Mrs. John
Bullock. Interment was made
in the Nyssa cemetery, under
direction of Lienkaemper
chapel.
Mr. Hobson succumbed Fri
day at his home southwest of
Nyssa, following a sudden at
tack.
He was born May 1, 1888
at Rockford. Ill., and at the
age of 12 years, moved with
his parents to Texas where
they resided for a year. The
family then moved to Roswell,
N. M.
The deceased spent his
younger years on a cattle ranch
and helped his father with the
family business in Roswell.
While still a young man, he
also worked on a cattle ranch,
managed a confectionary bus
iness and worked in the steel
mills at Gary, Ind.
He was operating a confect
ionary business in Artesia,
N. M., when he met and mar
ried Sarah Owen on July 28,
1910
Later the Hobsons farmed
near Sylvia, Kans., and then
operated a dry-land wheat farm
near Leoti, Kans.
Mr. Hobson was instrumental
in starting the Sunnyside Church
of the Nazarene and was a
charter member of that church.
He also helped to organize the
Western Kansas Holiness as
sociation, was a charter mem
ber and served as its president
for several years. The assoc
iation is still conducting annual
conventions.
The family moved to Nyssa
in 1938, pioneered on the new
Owyhee irrigation project and
cleared the sagebrush off of
160 acres of land.
The deceased was an active
member of the American Farm
Bureau Federation for many
years, and was assisting with
the 1968 membership campaign.
He was also a member of the
Malheur Alfalfa Seed Growers
association.
Mr. Hobson served as a Sun
day school teacher and super
intendent in the Nyssa Nazarene
IT’S TWINE TIME
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We take this opportunity to
thank our friends for the many
kindnesses expressed in thought
and deed following the death of
our beloved husband and father.
Special ‘Thanks’ go to members
of the Worthwhile club and
women of the Nazarene church
who prepared dinners for mem
bers of the immediate family
and other relatives. - Mrs. E.
J. Hobson and children.
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Matinee Sat and Sun. 1:30 p.m
ADMISSION: 90? - 65? - 30?
OWYHEE
COMMUNITY
CHURCH
Daily vacation Bible school
will be held from 9 to 11:30
a.m. at Owyhee Community
church from Monday, June 3
through Wednesday, June fe,
with the closing program on
the final evening.
All children, from three
years of age through sixth
grade students, are welcome to
attend. Directors will be Mmes.
catsup” she said, “you would Harold Dail and Boyd Haney.
For seventh-grade students,
not want your child growing up
liking no other book than say, and older, evening classes will
begin Monday, June 10 andcon-
“Valley of the Dolls.”
tinue through Friday, June 14.
She says 48 percent of the Gene Lewin of Donnelly, Idaho
people in the United States do will be in charge, and will be
not open one book a year.
assisted by Mrs. Haney.
Hours for the evening ses
Convention delegates ended
the meeting with a visit to the sions will be announced in the
Salk institute where they are near future.
now engaged in biological stud
ies of cells and the genesis
There’s nothing wrong with
for the benefit of mankind. -
the younger generation that
Mrs. Lester (Virginia) Clea
being a parent and taxpayer
ver.
won’t cure.
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OUR PUKES ARE COMPHITIVE
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boards of educational institu
tions - who discourage the use
church and had served as a
Evangelist Walter W. Kron of violence and lawlessness and
member of the board of the berg of Rochester, Ind., will who work to solve the education
churches which he attended for conduct eight days of revival al problems which tend to pro
over 49 years. He resigned services at the Nyssa Assembly duce disruption.
May 1 from this service and of God Church located at 115
The most entertaining speak
was replaced on the board by Reece avenue. The services will er at the convention was Dr.
a grandson, who was elected
start at 8:00 o’clock nightly and Haim Ginott, author of the phen
to the office.
will be held from Friday, June omenally successful book “Be
In addition to his widow,Sar 7 through June 14.
tween Parent and Child.” He
ah of the home, Mr. Hobson is
The Rev. Kronberg is a 1951 spoke with the skill of a pro
survived by two sons, Richard graduate of Southwestern Bible fessional comedian and kept his
of Leoti, Kans., and Joe Hob college of the Assemblies of audience in stitches for most of
son of Ontario; three daught God. He has traveled as an his forty-minute address, with
ers, Mrs. Martha Langley of evangelist for the past 15 years, stories drawn by common ex
Nyssa, Mrs. Dorothy Kimball of conducting meetings before periences of daily life. They
Oakland, Calif., and Mrs. El some of the largest audiences served to illustrate his more
eanor Brewer of Nyssa.
in the United States, according serious points.
Also surviving are 13 grand to Pastor Carl Johnson, Jr.
He stated “When a child does
children and four great-grand
He conducted services under something wrong or something
children; one brother, Albert his own tent for a number of clumsy, don’t attack his person-
Hobson of Leoti, Kans.
years to crowds totaling up to ality nor his character - Learn
He was preceded in death 10,000 people per service. from what we do in the therapy
by his parents, Herbert P. and Evangelist Kronberg has con room - criticism is not helpful
Sarah Hobson; two sisters, Nell tributed many articles to such among loved ones.”
and Laura; and two grandchild periodicals as The Voice Of
At the ’books and authors*
ren.
Healing Magazine, The Pente luncheon, Authoress Jessamyn
costal Evangel and other na West came from her Napa Val
tionally known religious ley home to talk about her fav
WILSON G. WITT
orite subject ‘reading.’ Miss
publications.
Some of his topics will be, West, author of ‘‘The Friendly
Services for Wilson G. Witt,
55, were conducted Tuesday “Can A Person Commit Sin?”, Persuasion” and ‘‘Cress Dele
hanty” says, ‘‘There should be
afternoon, May 28,1968 at King- “Who Sinned-This Man or His
a real effort on the part of
man Memorial Presbyterian Parents That He Should Be
parents to get the best for their
church in Adrian. Officiating Born Blind?” “Can A Person
was the Rev. Elmer Rosenkilde. Know He Is Saved, Before Eter children, and that includes the
best of books.”
Interment was made in Owyhee nity?”
Miss West defines a ‘dirty
cemetery, under direction of
book’ as one which falsifies life.
Lienkaemper chapel in Nyssa.
“The truth is never dirty, al
Mr. Witt succumbed Sunday
COMING EVENTS
though it can be read too early
at his home in the Newell
perhaps.” She does not believe
Heights area near Adrian, fol
in restricting the reading of
lowing an extended illness.
TODAY - 11 a.m. American the young, principally because
He was born June 29, 1912
Legion program at Nyssa she does not believe it can be
at Axtell, Kansas. He was a
Cemetery.
done. Parents and teachers can,
farmer in the rural community.
MAY 31 - 8:30 p.m. Owhyee
In addition to his widow, Dale Riding club meeting at Oregon however, be verbal advocates
of good books.
Witt of the home, he is sur Trail hall.
“Just as you would hate to see
vived by a brother, Norman
JUNE 1-9 a.m. 4-H Spring your child grow up liking to
F. Witt of Boulder, Colo.; two
Dairy show registration. 10
sisters, Mrs. Ella Deem of a.m. - Dairy show at County eat nothing but hamburgers and
Lawrence, Kansas and Mrs. fair grounds, Ontario.
Christine Hubbell of Wheat
JUNE 1-8 p.m. Pinochle
Ridge, Colo.
party at IOOF hall.
LOOKING FOR
JUNE 4 - 7:30 p.m. Treasure
GOLDEN HARVEST
Mrs. Gloria Mann and daugh Valley Business and Profes
sional
Women
’
s
Council
dinner
ter, Melanie left May 23 by air
FERTILIZER?
from the Boise airport for their meeting at La Paloma cafe.
JUNE 5 - 1 p.m. Treasure
home in Sunnyvale, Calif. Mrs.
Mann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Valley Business and Profes
Leo Gonyer, had been here two sional Women’s club luncheon
meeting at La Paloma cafe.
weeks visiting her parents.
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