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Page Three
Th* Nyssa Gate City Journal, Nyssa, Oregon
Thursday, May 31, 1973
r ACTIVITIES IN VKCADI^
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ARCADIA • Sgt. Ray Car-
roll from McCord Airbase it
Tacoma, W ash., spent the week
end with his parents Mt. and
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ii > io . Carroll
'Mb i
visiting in the Carroll hotm
were Mr. andMrs. DoylCarroll
and famih from Mt. Hmm and
Mr. ami Mrs. Johnny Carr ol
and family from I mmett.
Mi .mil Mrs. Eldon Clearh
fiom St ir visited m the Ern<- t
SteptM nst-n hom< one -la« la t
week
Mi
Carla Bust wh is > in-
ploy«-I in Salt 1 ik-- Citv >p< :.t
Hu h-'bli.i- «• i k- nd In r« with
her
jrarents Mr and Mis.
Geoi.- Hust and famih
Mi. and Mrs Joe Morton
of S« alti- visitili Lila Houston
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Mmutn ,md Tu- .«lai
Th«-v
were
returning from a two
weeks vacation in California
and
other (Hunts of interest.
Mrs. Morton was th« former
Rubi Houston.
The Rev. and Mrs. Ed Bues-
sert from Butte Church visiti li
in the George Moeller liollie
Wi dliesdai of last week
Mr. and Mrs Ernest Step
hensen returned last wi-ekfr-m
a two months visit with re
latives in Willow Sprm. . Mo.
Mr. .«nd Mrs. Jim Houston
and faintly and Evia Houston at
tended th« aeddiii-’ "f Alvin
Wilkens and Jill Sliaw m Bor-
May 19.
Mr. and Mrs. E rnest Steph«-ll-
s«-n and lochi Cimlell and Mi.
and Mrs. Gene Orr and Iwo with her brother Mike Mi-Crady
Isiys of Nis a -p-nt the weekend and famih who were visiting
at Antelope I.ak« near Jordan lu re from Eugene. The child
Valley.
ren helped Miss Kelli M'Cradv
Mrs. Charles Greenhaw from daughter of Mik< celebrate her
Modesta. Calif, left last Fri second birthday with birthday
day for home after a visit lu re cake and ice cream
with her moti» I Goldie Hopei
an her uncle John Sebum,
Mr. and Mrs. Chile Bow« is
Richard
M> l am him of Coos fished
at Brownlee SiimLtv.
Bay, Oregon spent the holdiay
Bertlia Mathcrh and Rick
week in the Seburn home and
Schoen visited Mr. and Mrs,
with his sisti-r Mrs. Dick Corn
George Boyack and Nancy at
am) family.
Mt. and Mrs. Rowan Shirlev Meridian M -mlai
ami famih of Salt Lake left
Mr. and Mrs. Chile Bowers
Mondai foi their horn- aftei a amt Mr mil Mrs Dmi Bowers
weekend with her parents. Mt. and famih went on a picnic
am, Mr s. Pari- I Feik
ami fished ill tin- Snake River
Mr. and Mr-. Feik I- ft Mon Monday.
day for La Grande, where they
Fred Schafer and boys from
attendi li a famih reunion over
M--mo| lai Dai.
San Diego. California and hu
Mis D-'ii Kullaril and i iubl- fatlu r Oscar Schafer of Adrian,
ren visited in th« E.L. Mi - were luncheon guests Fndai of
Cradi hoin-'Satmiay afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Chile Bowers.
WW. I Barracks
Auxiliary # 352
On May 20 the World War I
Barracks and Auxiliary »352
held their regular meeting at
the Vale Grange Hall. Twenty-
nine were pre-,ent for a potluck
dinner.
At the Auxiliary meeting con
ducted by Vivian Lawrence
president a decision was made
to hold a rummage sale in the
near future. The purpose being
to raise funds for delegates
going to the state conventions.
The Charter was draped in
m<-mori of Lucinda B. Daniel
who passsed away April 30.
The next meeting will be
June 17 at the Vale Grange
Hall.
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CHURCH OF THl NAZARENE YOUTH
received haoors it in awards service Wed-
msday evening it the Nyssa church
In the tup photo, Jimmy Wilson, Tina
Saldana and J< an Looney, front row, receive
top awards in the Car a van progi am of the Na
zarene Church. Jimmy earned the Phineas
Bre .ee award for Trailblazers, and the girls
won the Esther Carson Winans award for
Pathfinders. Trailblazers and Pathfinders
are youth groups in the Nazarene Church.
Shown with the award winners are Rev
Rotiert Manley, Don W ilson, leader of Trail
blazers. Mrs Lorenzo Saldana, Mrs Merle
Looney,
and Mrs. Don Wilson, leader of
Pathfinders.
The middle
photo shows the Nazarene
Braves, 2nd and 3rd grade boys' youth group.
Shown from left are Drew Morrison. Rickv
Castellanoz, Darin Helman. Jimmv Rod
ríguez, Randv Wade. Ricky Hains. Brad
George and Todd Langley. Their leaders are
Mr and Mrs. Keith Langley.
The lower photo shows th«- Pathfinders. 4th
through 6th grad« girls with their leader.
Mrs. Don Wilson and assistant, Mrs. Elvin
Ballou.
Front row. from left, are Laurie Eckley.
Kathy Eckley, Becky Price, Leah Condon
and Tina Saldana.
Back row, Kan Helman. Marla Coastella-
noz, Melanie Martin. Mrs. Wilson. Joy Bal
lou. Barbara Harns. Mattie Cort hen. Sandi
Harns and Mrs. Ballou.
Reverend Bob’s (xiliimn
During the Memorial Day
weekend my mind often turned
to the mothers and wives of
our servicemen and especially
of those who had paid the sup-
reme sacrifice in the time of
war.
Abraham Lincoln’s letter toa
Mrs. Bixby on November 21,
1354 expresses what I would
]ike to say better than 1 can
say j(. <«| nave been shown
m the files of the War Depart-
nient of the Adjutant-General of
Massachusetts that you are the
mother of five sons who have
gloriously on the field of
battle
I feel how weak and
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fruitless must be any words of
mine which should attempt to
beguile you from the grief of a
loss so overwhelming. But I
cannot reframfrom tenderlngto
you the consolation that may be
found in the thanks of the Re
public they died to save. [pray
that our heavenly Father may
assuage the anguish of your
bereavement, and leave you only
the cherished memory of the
loved and lost, and the solemn
pride that must be yours to have
laid so costly a sacrifice upon
the altar of freedom.”
Later on he wrote concern
ing the mothers of our war
heroes, ”1 am not accustomed
to the language of eulogy; I have
never studied the art of paying
compliments to women, but 1
must sav, that if all that has
lieen said by orators and poets
since tlm creation of the world
In praise of women were applied
to the women of America, it
would not do them justic« for
their conduct during this war.
1 will close bi saving. God
bless the women of America.”
I cannot refrain from adding
to this column on the mothers
of our servicemen something
about my own mother. Iwastiut
a small child when 1 watched
my mother see off to tin-Second
World W ar the first of five sons.
As each one left my mother
would add their name to a
special prayer list. Many was
the night that I heard her in her
bedroom lifting then names one
by one to God in prayer. Her
prayers reached to Th«- Throne
of God for each one endured
the battle without so much as
a wound and all returned home
again in good health.
I am
certain that it was Mother's
Prayers that kept them dm ing
the battles that they went
through.
With President Lincoln],too,
lift my voice in thanksgiving
for the mothers of our service
men. God bless the women of
America and God bless the mo
thers,
the wives and sweet
hearts of thus« Who have sei ved
in the »ars in which oar young
men have fought.
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