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Gate City Journal Supplement
NYSSA.
Rsbekahs Meet in
Annual Convention
The 11th annual convention
of District 26 o f the Rebekah
Assembly o f Oregon met in
Nysaa Octooer 16,1926, at which
time Miss Dora Sexton, presi
dent, paid her official visit.
Many Vale and Ontario Re
bekahs were in attendance; also
two members from other states.
Officers elected for the following
meeting:
Nellie Jacobs, chairman, Vale.
Harriet Seara, vice chairman.
Ontario.
Lucy Johnson, Sec. Titas.V ale
Vernena
Beam,
chaplain,
Nyssa.
Etfi - Williams, marshal, Vale.
Effie Davis, conductor, Ontario.
Annie MacEndree, 1. G.,Ontario.
Daisy Johnson. O. G., Vale.
Pres. Rebekah Assembly, R S.C.
Minnie Wroten. L S. C.. Jor
v dan Valley.
Emma Eldndge. R. S. V. C.,
Vale.
Angie Cook L. S V'. C. Nyssa
Aluneh at noon and a banquet
at 6:30 was served by the hos­
tess lodge.
“Good Literature” Hour
The following program will be
given at the M. E Community
church Sun lay, October £4, 11
to 12 a m :
M'S Fred Marshall.)>ui Town Library
Mrs W. W Foster. Books for Girls
Verna Thompson. Fsnny Crosby, Song
Miss Lucile Stephens_____________
__ ___________Our School Library
Music
Mrs J. fi. Sm ith_____ Books for Boys
Mies Gladys Garrison
____ ____
_______________ How I Read a Book
J. H. Forbas ......... ....... Good Books
Music
Most o f Ibe talks will be short, four-
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OCTOBER 22. 1826
rninuts speeches. I f time permits, we
will be glad to hear from others on
good literature— newspapers, ma a
zincs books, etc. Mrs K A Tboiap
son will have charge o f the muetc
A ll are invited to came and an op
portunity will be given to an) one who
wish«a to talk.
Committee.
Candy as a Food
The time has long since passed whan
candr ia to be regarded as a mere lux
ury. It ie real food. Can y ia com
posed of sugar o f diff-rent kinds,
chocolate, nuts, fruits, flavorings and
colorings. Each o f these has its own
particular value, appealing to the
sense o f taste or the sense of sight,
or supplying the need o f the body for
nourishment.
Sugar undergoes little change dur
ing digestion
As glucose it is carrirri
by the bl< od hrough the body and
unites with oxygen breathed in from
the air, form ing carbon dioxide g> ■
and water, in which form it leaves the
b»dy
During this change energy is
produced and used for muscular work
Sugar is more rapidly oxidized than
an other kind of food stuff and makes
a very desirable quick fuel food
Chocolate is obtained from cocoa
beans, cleaned, soaated, and finely
ground
it contains much nourish
ment in a ccn.ontrated form fat.
protein and carbohydrates being pres
ent. w i'h very little water
Coco» is
also used in candies, as part o f the
fondant, or in fudge,s and is p spared
from cocoi beans by the removal of a
portion o f the fat, sugar and flavor­
ings being added.
Almost all kinds o f edihle nuts are
used in candy making. They are ex
cel lent forms nf energy.
In many
candies the digest biliiy o f the nuts <s
increased because they
are finely
chopped nr ground
Milk, cresm snd butter enter into
the composition ot many candies, also
eggs.sn dso you *ee there is dditinnal
nonrishment
Food is requit d to
furnish energy and beat to tbs body,
m tericl fo r growth and repair, and
for ihe regulation o f b dy processes
Heat and energy are found in ruga*,
fa t and protein. Materinl fo r repair
and growth ia furnished by protein
foods. The lis. o f materials used in
good candy shows that it can supply
ail o f these constituents and tnaal.
therefore, be classed as food.
Children burn up so much energy in
their play that they eat quite a bit uf
pure candy to advantage— always as a
part o f tha meal. You w ill find that
most women who consider casdy not
good for children aerive at that eso-
elueion because they have allow«d it
between meals and have aeen the
children refuse their other food. Let
them have it a fe w places st a tune as
a desert, and they will see a most
rapid improvement in the little o r e s
Candy may be used in all sorts of
ways in the boose besides ju ft being
eaten "a s ia ” Dissolve peppermint
or wintergreen drops in fru it cock­
tails, and it gives them a most de­
licious flavor. Stuff applet, pears snd
peaches with little red cinnamon can­
dies snd hake them.
This g iv e » a
lovely color and makes s m igkfy fins
syrup fur the fru it
Use car diet—
chocolate crcem t or to ft fond art at a
filling between warm rake layers
A
box of candy i- mighty convenient to
have on hand >o pass around during
the evening, or to plarein airal oishea
on the c s 'd i able when several frirrd s
drop in for bridge.
A box o f candv ia always velcom t
8s a g ift, and don’t yon adn-ire the
man or woman who remembers yoov
favorites?
School Notes
The Nysaa gridiron warriors won
their first football game last Friday
against th- strong Roawell eleven, the
score being 7 to 6 The Nyssa eleven
showed areas improvement in hnth
nefensive and offensive playing
The
Nysaaitee passing worked well and
the line which has been weak all
season was a stone walL
Eugene P ratt came oul o f a slump
t' do some beautiful tackling, while
Newby ana Green started as ball car­
riers. The outstanding play was when
H Dunaway intercepted a Rcswel]
pass and ran the ball back for s SS
yard gain.
The Nvssa boys will invade Kuna
Friday, October 22.
The second p tlro l of the Nyssa Girl
Smuts put o n » basket sonia1 at the
school house Mondav night and an en­
joyable time was g iv e t to atf. It was
s suenrss in every wav, the girls real­
izing about $2fi fo r the nipht. An
5 jova-ble dialogi c was pdt on hy fem e
members o f the Scoots.
The II S. is going to put on some
dandy plays. Watch for the edver
isements.