Page Two
Thursday, August 17, 197J
Th« Nyssa Oat« City Journal, Nyssa, Oregon
Nyssa Gate City Journal
UNITED METHODIST
CHURCH NOTES
DIRICK NEDRY....................................... Editor and Publisher
RUBEN LOPEZ....................................... Production Manager
BETTY TALBOT................................... Office Manager, News
MARGARET NEDRY................................. Social, Circulation
RUTH KLIN KEN BERG.................................. Production Staff
LUCILLE CALLAHAN................................... Production Staff
THIS I BELIEVE
^ OBITUARIES
1
{
Cindy Bratton Cook
Ethel S. Hopkins
Lucinda (Cindy) D. (Bratton)
Cook, Fort Lewis, Washington,
died Monday morning, August
14, 1972 in Holy Rosary Hos
pital in Ontario from injuries
received in an accident, August
13.
She was born May 18, 1949
in Ontario, Oregon. She married
Donald D. Cook. June 16, 1971.
Services for Mrs. Ethel S.
Hopkins, 87, of Parma, who
died August 14, 1972 in a Cald
well nursing home, will be con
ducted in Parma at the Dakan
Funeral Chapel at 10:30 a.m.
Aug. 17. Thursday (today) by
the Rev. Paul Yadon of the
United Pentecostal Church. In
terment will be at Roswell,
Mrs. Hopkins was born July
18,1885, in Jenkins, Mo., and
was reared there,
She was
married Aug. 30, 1903, in Cas
sville, Mo., to Alexander J.
Hopkins. They moved to Idaho
in 1920, and lived in the Cen
tral Cove community, southwest
of Caldwell, until moving to
Roswell in 1923. They moved
to a farm north of Parma in
1936, and lived there until Mr.
Hopkins retiredfrom farming in
1948, and they moved into Par
ma.
He died June 6, 1967.
She was a lifetime member
of the Baptist Church.
Surviving are lour sons,
Varner, Andy, Albert, and Ro
bert Hopkins, all of the Parma
area, a daughter Mrs Edith
L. Hatch of Mountain Home,
a brother, Lon Stubblefield of
Cassville, Mo.; 19 grandchil
dren, and 23 great-grandchil
dren.
She was preceded in
death by a son, Herman Hop
kins.
Memorials may be given to a
favorite charity.
"To err i» human but il
by Rev. Bob Hutchinson
take» a belter e»ru»e the *ec-
went down,
I believe in the Church of
on<l time.”
meeting of
10 YEARS AGO
Jesus. 1 do not believe that the
cial
Club last night nunib»j||
Mudent
Withholding
At the regular monthly meet favored
church is a particular de
the Ross tactics ij J
Published fvery Thursday at Nytta. Oregon 97913
ing,
the
Nvssa
School
Board
(1)
Min
Be
I
niiecfKsar)
nomination. When Chru looks
endeavor to lower the prictg
rejected
all
bids
for
a
driver
Working students may be
down from heaven at his church,
gas here.
Second Class postage paid at Nyssa, Oregon 97913,
exempt from Federal income training car. (2) sold the old
he does not see denominations
C.B. Short and Wm Schfa».
under act of Congress of March 3, 1879
tax withholding on th“ir school bus, (3) accepted blds
tut he sees a great host of
man, local agents for the leg«,
for
four
heaters
and
a
hot
wages this year if they notify
people out of every nation, every
V
mg distributors here,
Cmdy graduated from Nyssa
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
race and every church. One of
[Oregon
their employers, the Internal ».iter heatei for the old gym
asked Io cooperate with tMrl
High School
in 1967, from
nasiuni
and
(4)
rejected
the
' Newspaper
the most beautiful pictures of
Revenue Service stated.
companies tn a effort to se
TVCC in 1970, and completed
Malheur County, Oregon,
the church found in the Bible
Publishers
Those who did not owe any pay features of a merit pay cure the purchase of gas gt
her
third
year
at
Oregon
State
and Payette and Canyon
is found in comparing the church
I Association
tax last year and expect to plan developed by th«' teachers a figure which would pirn^t
University in 1971.
Counties, Idaho;
to a bride. The church is the
owe none in the current year and administrators.
sale to the consumer at alujjy
She is survived by her hus
bride of Christ. In the same way
should so certify to their cm
NATIONAL NEWSPAPER
price
than the present <
One Year.................$5.00
Mrs Je: •'le Hershey of Hood
a bride belongs to her husband band Donald, Fort Lewis; her
plover, the IRS said. This
MHtHTIW
t-yr- g
of 26 cents a gallon. ‘
Six Months............... $3.00
River
was
an
August
8
luncheon
so the church belongs to Jesus parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
would eliminate the need to
residents pointed to th» rg.
NMA SUSTAINING
Elsewhere in the U.S.A.
Christ. When I am a Chris Bratton, rural Nyssa; a bro
tile a tax return next year un guest at the home of Mr and vious fact that gas should cot
*
g MEM il
One Year.................. $6.00
tian and a member of the Bride ther, Dana Bratton, and sisters,
less there has been tax with Mrs. 1 eo Goliver. Mrs Hei • no more in Oregon than fa
Six Months................. $4.00
of Christ there is nc organi Susan, Nancy, and Debra all at
holding and the student shey formerly taught in Nyssa Idaho. A committee conslstte
zation which I belong to, no so home.
schools.
wishes to recover it
of Eddie Powell. Ed Wilson ¿gg
Services will be at 10 30
ciety of which 1 am a member,
Students who qualify for
W.F. M. Ling was appointegfa
20
YEARS
AGO
no family to which I belong that a.m. Thursday,
August 17,
exemption from withholding
make an investigation.
(today)
at
the
LienkaemperCha-
is equal to or takes precedence
should till in and submit a
Quick work on the part of
to my relationship to Jesus pel in Nyssa with interment at
Withholding Exemption Cer
SO YEARS AGO
Kenneth Kvgar, who »as visiting
In the twelfth century the traditional curriculum of the mon Christ. I belong to him more the Nyssa cemetery.
tificate 1 Form W-4E > to their
here with his mother, Mrs.
The family suggests that me
astic and cathedral schools was gradually enlarged by the ad and more differently than I be
employer, the IRS said Those
A delegation of Nyssa lidty
Merl Kvgar, is c I edited with the
long to anyone or anything. morials may be sent to Trea
dition of the new logic, mathematics, and astronomy.
who wish to renew their ex
attended a Reto'kati convintiw
saving
of
the
lif<
of
a
Hire'
Then,
1
believe
there
is
a
very
sure
Valley
Community
Col
This change was accompanied by the development of la»,
emption should file a new
year-old child from drowning in Ontario Wednesday. Thgp
which lege Foundation Board, 650Col-
medicine, and theology as professions, the development f fa personal relationship
form because exemption cer
attending were Mrs. Rebergn.
late Wednesday afternoon.
culties for teaching in these fields led to the formation of exists between Christ and each legc Boulevard, Ontario, Ore
tificates filed for 1971 expire
Will Beam, Mrs. Ro|*h
The child Susy Hori. daughter Mr
member of his church. Be gon.
universities.
April 30.
Elliott, Mrs
Ellis Waltert,
•i
Mi
and
Mr-
K
iii.
wh
coming
a
Christian
is
a
per
The word UNIVERSITY was applied to all corporations or
Infant Hanley
Single students with in live southwest ofOwvheecros
Mrs. Arthur Cook, Mrs. J,|
gilds and only after many years did the term become restricted sonal experience between you
come of less than $2,050. and sing, »as dragged unconscious Duncan, Mrs. Frank Stubbs au
Graveside services for Infant
to corporations of teachers and scholars. In effect each uni and Christ and it continues to
married ones filing jointly from the irrigation canal by its Mt s Flank l.euek.
be
a
personal
relationship.
I
Hanley, son of Mr. and Mrs.
versity was at first a gild either of teachers or of scholars,
e
•
•
with
income of less than mother. The near tragedy »as
with rules of admission, study and the granting of degrees. believe that you and 1 must per Mike Hanley of Jordan Valley,
$2.800.
will
generally
not
owe
A
social
dance
was
given«
not dis< 'Vert’d until the young
However, these gilds were different from all others in that sonally believe on, personally who died Friday, August 11,1972
any Federal income tax for ster had floated 100 yards down the Parish hall on Friday >veu-
love
and
personally
serve
Jesus
at a Boise hospital, were con
they were not designed to establish standards >f quality among
1972. the IRS said.
ing, by the Nyssa High School
the swift running ditch
artisans who directly served the public at large. The members Christ. And then this relation ducted August 15 by the Rev.
Ora Ethel Wad•
girls’ entertainment committee
Mi
rea
at
of artisans’ gilds, even when the men were not yet accepted ship between Christ and his Fr. A. J. Filter Of the St.
i Mi 11
11 aaa i1 ■■ i i as ■
traded the attention of Kygar, The hall was decorated vogy
as masters, worked for the community directly, albeit under church is a total relationship. Bernard’s Catholic Church.
Services for Ora Ethel Wade,
who reached the scene as the prettily with crepe paper strog.
W hen a couple becomes married
Survivors beside his parents
supervision.
Music w , . furinsheiffay
mother dragged tier child from tner
The men in training at the universities did nothing (at that they become totally married. are a sister, Mary Martha Han 81, Caldwell, who died August
th«' Jolly Entertainers of <fa-
10,
1972
at
a
Caldwell
nursing
Their
bodies,
their
hearts,
their
the
ditch.
ley,
at
home,
grandparents,
Mr.
time) for the community. Many of them also -uffered from the
BY DALE WITT
Artificial resplratl <1 applied tario and was of a high cider
delusion that mental training was intrinsically superior to dreams, their hopes, their de- and Mrs. D.W-. Terry, Jordan home, were conducted at 2 p.m.
PHONE 372 2183
August
14
at
the
Dakan
Chapel
by Kygar restored bre athing to Delicious Hid*iches, cake and
sires and their wealth now to Valley and Mrs. Hazel Hanely,
physical skill.
the child by the time the fire letuonad«’ were served the hun
Hence there were conflicts between town and gown from the tally belong to each other. I Jordan Valley; great-grand with the Rev. Jim McMillan of
t
KINGMAN KOLONY - Mrs. department reached the Hori gry dancers. They are an
very start.
In fact, the first document that referred speci believe that when I become a parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jim the Deer Flat Free Methodist I Gnetty Piercy
attended the home.
xiously
awaiting th«- y u«<
fically to the University of Paris is the charter (dated 1200 Christian and a member of McEwen, Burns, Mrs. Zoe Church officiating. Interment
Happy Dozen Card Club Friday
was
at
Hillcrest.
ladies Io give an encore.
Christ
’
s
church,
that
my
body,
Mays, Boise and John Terry,
A.D. and given by King Philip Augustus), which mentions that
She was born July 12, 1891, afternoon at tbe home of Thelma
A water shortage has con
the police of the town had killed several university students my heart, my dreams, my Jordan Valley.
Guest
at Competition. Mo. She was ’ Hammon in Ontario.
hopes, my desire and my wealth
fronted N'yssans since last Sat
from other regions during a fight.
married to Charles H. Wade players were Doris Castor, urday as a result of a break
At Oxford, the year 1207 saw the great town-gown riot, after now belongs to Christ in a to
MALHEUR POMONA
Sept.
21, 1912, at Hartville, Mary Hatt and Louise Wernick. down at »«di No. 2 on N.3rdSt
which the faculty and scholars were dispersed to Cambridge tal relationship. And then the
NAZARENE
Mo. The couple moved to Mar Winners were Gnetty Piercy,
The pump is not exp«' ted to
and other places, and the future of Oxford became doubtful. comparison of an earthly bride
sing in 1939, They operated I Agnes Ashcraft, Goldie Roberts tie in operation again until next GRANGE
MEETS
CHURCH NOTES
There were other factors.
The proliferation and growth to the Bride of Christ reminds
grocery
stores in Marsing, Wil and Edna DeHaven.
me
of
another
comparison.
In
Sunday, it was reported by ( itv
of educational institutions had the not unexpected effect of pro
Sherry and Teresa Stacy of Manager F.K. Burton
der and Nyssa. They moved I
I ■> i
ducing great numbers of graduates and drop-outs who were un the conclusion of the wedding
Malheur I' 'inotia Grange iart
Apple Valley came Friday and
to
Caldwell
in
1954
where
she
Sunday
School
9-45
a.m.
ceremony,
the
minister
usually
of water are requested to use in regular session Saturg)»
willing or unable to find emplyment they considered suitable,
had since resided. Mr. Wade have been visiting their grand it as sparingly as possible th«' « veiling. August 12, at Ontario
Morning Worship 11 a.m.
and who accordingly drifted about affronting or terrifying the says, “Those whom God hath
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Willis balance of the we« k t« ( aos. , f
Evening W orship Service 7:00 died June 3, 1966.
joined together let not man put
employed.
Heights Glange Hall.
Cona.'i’.
Their mother plans fire hazards.
Survivors
include
six
sons,
p.m.
asunder
”
We
hope
that
an
ear
They called themselves disciples of Gohas, hence Goliards
Tt»’ Fifth Degree oNigaUnn
Young Women’s Bible Study- Richard H. Wade of Huston, to get them Sunday evening or
(Golias is believed to be a corruption of Goliath, Goliath was thly marriage will last as long
».is given by County I »pkt»
Monday.
Glenn
R.
Wade
of
Auxvasse,
regarded by medieval theologians as another name of Satan, as both shall live. Much more every Tuesday, 9:45 a.m.
Dab- Teter to liavid and AHr«*
30 YEARS AGO
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Bowers
Golden Hour Missionary Cha Mo., William C. Wade of Den
permanent is the marriage of
the mentor of all evil persons).
Jn
oby. Tin one
Teter, «vt
visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Ceiling price of four rent-» Mrs R. tty Kingsbury.
The Goliards wandered about the country begging, stealing, Christ to the Christian. As far pter barbecue at the Jim Lang ver, Chester D. Wade of Ta Bowers Friday evening.
coma,
Wash.,
and
Earl
A.
Wade
a pound on the waste kit< hen
and seducing young women married or unmarried. They praised as he is concerned there is ley home in Sunset Valley-*
The main order of business
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rhodes
and Carl Wade, both of Nyssa,
fats no» being - "Id bv hous>
intoxication and non-marital sex, and derided or denounced what nothing temporary about the Thursday, 7:30 p.m.
»a
the election of offiregs.
and
family
went
camping
in
the
District Junior Girl’s Camp a daughter, Mrs. Evelyn Simon
wives to retail meat dealer in Nc» ffi< ers ar«’ Don Some/s,
they considered the establishment.
The recurrent sight of bond between him and us. As
Owyhees
over
the
weekend.
of
Nampa;
two
sisters,
Mrs.
the fat-salvage program was Ma tet John le-Boor, Steward.
these ragged vagrants in the towns did nothing to establish far as he is concerned when is in progress this week at
Mrs. Herschel Thompson had
you believe upon him, trust in Victory Cove near McCall. Millie Shafer of WebbCity, Mo.,
established today.
David and Alice Jacoby, Assis
cordial relations between town and gown.
a birthday dinner Wednesday
(A considerable amount of Goliard poetry, most of it praise him, accept him as your Lord Those attending from Nyssa and Frances Helmuth of Kansas
tant Stewards, Dot Nichols,
evening honoring Al Thom
Weeds were burned off appro
worthy, has come down to us. Most of it seems to have been and heavenly bridegroom, the are Sharon Pickett, Leah Con City, Mo.,and33 grandchildren,
Chaplain, Bill Andregg, Gab-
pson’s 90th birthday anniver ximately 20 vacant lots in the
and
24
great-grandchildren.
don,
Cydni
and
Whitni
Morn-
bond
between
him
and
you
will
written by ecclesiastics who, although employed and hence
keeper, Beulah Teter, Pomona.
sary. The guests were Mr. and city Friday evening bv several
nominally members ot the then Establishment, were critical of last for all time and through son.
Erina T rhlda. ( eres. M ils I
Mrs.
Al
Thompson
and
Mr.
and
Class
Reunions
Several from our church will
Nyssa men. The fire depart Harvey, Flora, members ol th*
its faults and exposed and satirized them in thpir poetry. out all eternity. 1 believe in the
Mrs.
Gary
Thompson
and
family
be attending and assisting with
The Goliard poetry of dissent, having been written by men of Church of Jesus Christ.
ment cooperated in the program Executive Committee an Itnss
the Treasure Valley UnitedCru-
Planned Aug. 19-20 of Nyssa.
education and taste, differs from most of today's songs of
Harvey, Leo Ts<hida, and KI-
Their weekly schedule Of sade which will be held nightly
Mrs. Robert Long of Adrian
protest which were written by men who have little of either.) meetings is as follows: Sunday
40 YEARS AGO
wood Standage fJfflcers re-
took
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Al
Thompson
Town-gown relations have changed little in the last 800 School for all ages begins at August 18-27, at the Simplot
The Nyssa High School Class out to dinner Sunday to Brown
elected are Wesley RichmOn,
"Amos Burg will writ«’an ar Overseer, Ulen Jones, lee-
years.
They are not likely to change much in the next eight 9:30 a.m. and morning wor Stadium in Caldwell. BillyGra- of 1952 are having a reunion this
ies
Cafe
in
Nyssa
in
honor
of
ham’s associate evangelist,
hundred.
ship at 11:00 a.m. Sunday eve John Wesley White will be the week. Activitiesplannedinclude Al’s birthday anniversary. In ticle on Owyhee Dam for the turer, Orville Nichols, Tree-
a banquet Saturday, August 19 the afternoon they visited Mr. National Geographic."
Contact Magazine
surer, and Judith Andregg.Snr-
ning at 7:30 p.m. the church speaker a! this crusade.
fiver and over th«--.«- word-, rotary
at
the East Side Cafe at 6:30 and Mrs. Bob Thompson in
by
meets in the church parlour for
A friendly welcome awaits
wpre rep>ated at th«- recent
Herbert Wheatley
One
Bible study and prayer. They all who might wish to worship p.m.
Nyssa.
dedication of Owyhee Iram Vale I
A picnic is planned Sunday,
are currently studying the Book with us in our services.
Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Del
August 20 at 12 noon on the Taylor of Portland and Mr and when Burg, a young man in his quest
of Romans. On Monday morning
early thirties, lugg* <J a I m avy improving and maintaining th«-
high school lawn.
Journal Classifieds
at 7:00 a.m. the men of the
Bring Results!
Mrs. Bob Thompson of Nyssa
Latin Assembly
church meet for Men’s Prayer
The Nyssa High School Class visited in the Al Thomspon camera up the hlllsid*- to the Old Stone House as a Hist«>-
right of the dam to get views rical Museum »as approved.
of God Church
Breakfast at Brownies Cafe.
of 1957 will hold their reunion home.
of tin- crown and th«' colorful
A report on OASHA was given
This meeting is inter-de-
Sunday, church activities be the weekend of August 19 and
Mr. and Mrs. Gehrke kept
stands the by Frank Sherwood.
nominational in program and gin with Sunday School at 10 20. Saturday they will meet their grandchildren with them canyon wherein
CWA Chairman Cleta IxBot’r
other men from other churches a.m., followed by worship ser at the LaPaloma Cafe in On over the weekend while their world’s highest irrigation dam.
Now, comes word that the reminded members that t)»-
are invited to attend. On Tues vice, II a.m.
tario at 7 30 p.m. for dinner. parents went camping.
Owyhee article will be one of needle work would be JU'lf'l
day night at 7 30 p.m. the young
Sunday night service, 7 30
Sunday, August 20 they will
Mr. and Mrs. E»rt Osborn
people meet in the church par p.m.
have a family reunion dinner of Grand Island, Nebraska vi many stories on the subject of September 2.
"Oregon", in the December or
State Deputy Robert Coble
lour for a Bible ’rap’ session.
Bible Study every Tuesday, at Nyssa’s South City Park sited Mr. and Mrs. J.R. Osborn
January
issue of the National complimented th«- retiring As
On Tuesday also at 9:30 a.m. 7: 30 p.m.
starting at 1 p.m
and Mr. and Mrs. Myron Os
Geographic magazin«
Many sistant Steward-., Mr and Mrs.
the women meet in another in
born Wednesday. Saturday they
Royal Rangers, every Tues
ter-denominational coffee hour day, 7:30 p.m.
Hatv«; lot ■< 11
:l
had a family picnic at the home pictures in natural color will i'
EOC Students Pay
illustrate the articles.
dor»-. Ensor Bush received a
at Fern Adams. They extend
of Mr. and Mrs. Wendal Rich
Young
people’s service,
Gilbert Grosvenor, editor and round of applause from the
an invitation to all women of every Thursday, 7 30 p.m.
in rural Ontario.
Fees on Monthly Basis mond
the community to join them.
Mr. and Mrs. Myron Osborn president of the publication sta members for hi 30 year-, gt
A friendly church with a
Wednesday nights the church friendly smile.
took their son Mike to the Boise ted that the background of the service as Pomona Steward.
Eastern Oregon College Stu
Women of Ontario Heights
meets in different homes for --Rev. David Martinez, Pastor.
airport Tuesday where he took Oregon issue will I m - historic
dents will be offered a deferred
as well as scenic.
Grange served
lunch to 41
Bible study in the Book of The
a plane to Travis Air Force
* • •
payment
plan
for
tuition
and
Acts at 7:30 p.m.
members from six grange«.
Base in California.
fees effective fall term 1972,
Missionary
Governor Ben Ross of Idaho
The etfcication department of
The next meeting will be
Mr, and Mrs. Earl Camp
according to Mr. James Lundy,
started something when he de. held Saturday, November 18,
the church are holding weekly
bell
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Bruce
Baptist Church
Business
Manager.
manded that the gasoline com at Big Bend Grange beginning
organizational and
planning
Sunday School, classes for
This plan will permit full Campbell attended the Martin panies sell their product for at noon. All memtiers are urged
meetings to prepare for their
family
reunion
at
the
park
in
all ages 9:45 a.m.
time students at Eastern Oregon
less in Idaho or meet inde. to attend.
fall and winter Sunday School
Morning Worship, 11 a.m. College to pay one-third of the Parma Sunday.
pendent competition. The price
program. Activities are being
(Special music each Sunday) required fees at registration,
planned to provide an interest
Sunday evening, BTC, 7 p m. one-third at the start of the
ing study program and a con
fifth week, and the final one-
Song Service, 7:30 p.m.
tinual growth of the Sunday
Bible
Message by Pastor third at the beginning of the
School.
ninth week of each term.
Smith, 8 p.m.
SEVENTH DAY
Wednesday, Bible study, 8
Room and board payments
will be similar to the plan used
p.m.
CHRISTIANS
in the past which allows defer
Services every Sabbath, 56
red payments.
CONSERVATIVE
Main Street, Nyssa.
Exact details of each plan
BAPTIST
Saturday - Sabbath Lesson
will be available during regi
10 a.m.
Mornufg Worship
CHURCH
stration, or questions
may
11 a.m.
be sent direct to the Business
Mid-week service, Tuesday SUNDAY:
WOMEN’S LEAGUES A MEN’S LEAGUES
Manager at Eastern Oregon
7:30 p.m.
9:45 a.m., Sunday School with
Every one welcome. Lloyd Bible classes for all ages in College.
The new deferred payment
and Bernice Pounds.
cluding a choice of classes for
schedules will enable students
adults,
and parents to plan their col
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
OPEN ALLEYS NOW FROM 6
11 a.m., morning service,
11 p.m. FOR
Sunday School, classes for Message, "A King Questioned lege expenses on a monthly
basis.
all ages 9:45 a.m.
and A Prophet Confirmed.”
FRIDAY A SATURDAY SPECIALS
3 FOR $1.00
Morning Worship Service, 11 Based on Matthew 11:1-19
8 p.m., evening service. Mes
tn.
Tuesday, (during the summer sage, ”2 Peter, the Book of
months) CYF for Jr. High and Reminders.” Based on the three
High School youth, 6:30 p.m. chapters of Peter’s second let
Jesus’ Followers, 5th and ter.
6th graders, 6:30 p.m.
WEDNESDAY:
Wednesday, Choir practice,
8 p.m., Midweek service of
Electric burglar alarma
NYSSA
7 p.m.; Bible study, 8 p.m. Bible study and prayer.
date back an far aa 1858
I
Town-Gown Relations Unchanged
Kingman Kolonv
«■
ENROLL NOW FOR
WINTER LEAGUES
MIXED DOUBLES
LEAGUE PLAY STARTS SEPT. 5
CALL 372*3592
SUGAR BOWL