NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. THURS., APRIL 28, 1938,
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night at his home in Salem. The turned to her home in Boise after
PICNIC
SUNSET VALLEY
sympathy of the community is ex­ a visit with her grandparents, Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Garrison.
MRS. L. E. NEWGEN
tended to his wife who was Irene and Mrs. A. C. Lee.
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Garrison f.nd
Deputy Sheriff Leavitt was a
Jo Ann, Mr and Mrs. Charles New-
The Ladies Civic and Social club Webb before her marriage and she business visitor here Thursday.
bill with their children. Mr. and met Thursday at the home of Mrs. lived in Bend a number ow years.
Mr. and Mrs. John Logan of Port­
By DR. JAMES W. BARTON
Mrs. Clifford Hawkins, and Mrs. Cecelia Ransom with 15 ladies ans­ Besides his wife he leaves a son, his land were inspecting the work being
parents,
a
sister
and
brother
to
Hill
and
Ellen
Gorman
of
Los
An­
High Blood Pressure.
wering roll call. Naming of roads
done on the I-O-N Thursday.
geles made up a party and picnicked was discussed and committees ap­ mourn his passing.
There was a time when an opera­ BRIDAL RECEPTION
Miss Evelyn Maher of Boise is vis­
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Parker and iting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Complimenting their daughter a t the dam on Sunday.
tion—usually the removal of the ap­
pointed for same The ladies de­
pendix—was a favorite, if not the and son in law, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur :
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cided to have a cooked food sale Mrs. Arch Parker accompanied Bert Maher.
favorite, topic of conversation Blaine Ballah Jr.. Mr. and Mrs. DINNER PARTY
in Nyssa on Saturday, May 14. Mrs. La Rue to Vale Thursday.
Mrs. Wm. Loveland of Cliffs came
among middle-aged men and worn- Frank Morgan entertained about 75
On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ransom displayed home-grown let-1 Mrs. R. L. Haworth took a car in Friday for medical treatment.
¡en. Today, if it is not about the of their friends at a reception on Pounds entertained Mrs. W J. Mer- tuce in her refreshments which was load of high school pupils to Nampa
Louis Yturri returned Wednesday
heart—angina, coronary thrombosis, Tuesday evening. Mrs. Ballah was gorden. her daughter and grand­ very nice. The next meeting will be to the Music festival Friday.
from a short visit in Boise. Mrs.
lleaking valves—it is about the blood patricularly lovely in a girlish frock child from Ballah, Washington, Mr. with Mrs. Lucie Case, May 5,
Mrs. Lester French attended a James Mills and daughter returned
¡pressure.
of pink net over taffeta which was and Mrs. L C. Pounds and Mr. and
L. W. Pomeroy, a teacher in the j meeting of the T. K. club Satur­ with him.
What is blood pressure?
belted with a wide girdle of delft
day at the home of Mrs. Wilbur Ro-
Louis Azcunaga of Boise was a
Blood pressure is the pressure blue satin at the natural waistline.1 Mrs. Bryon Pounds and their fam­ Buhl schools, who has property here,
ily from Caldwell.
motored over Friday night, arriving berts in Roswell.
business visitor here Friday.
¡made against the walls of the blood
Receiving
the
guests
also
were
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Miller
of
Nampa
in time for breakfast with the New-
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Purl Hardlsty of Meridian was
vessels as it circulates throughout
gen family. He was accompanied by were Sunday guests in the Elmer | visiting friends here Sunday.
the body. The physician measures Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Blaine Ballah BRIDGE CLUB
Mrs. Leo Hollenberg entertained Lcuis Wngner. They report that Prosser home and other guests in­ Tony Yturri of Ontario attended
this pressure against a column of Sr. of Denver, parents of the bride­
¡mercury—just as we read the pres­ groom.
the Wednesday evening contract our crops are far ahead of those cluded Mr. and Mrs. Reef of Hol­ the dancq Saturday night and vis­
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sure of the atmosphere on the bar­
club this week and invited Mrs. in the Twin Falls county. Mr. Pom­ brook. Neb.. Mr. and Mrs. Wilford ited his parents.
ometer.
Ballah. Miss Eva Boydell, Mrs. Wil- eroy was well pelased with his clover Swigert and family and Mr. and
SURPRISE SHOWER
School opened at Cliffs last Mon
Mrs. Ed Mauer of Wilder and Mr.
Now the average individual has
Wednesday evening of last week liard Jackson, Mrs. Dick Tensen and and alfalfa which he seeded last and Mrs. Dallas Swigert and fam­ day. Miss Lois Personette of Parra,
learned that if this pressure of the Mrs. Robert Thompson entertained Mrs. Louis P. Thomas as substitute year.
is the teacher.
blood is too great against the blood
Mr. and Mrs. Grover Vest and Mr ily of Arena Valley.
guests. High score was made by Miss
E. R. Cheescman of Ontario was
twelve
friends
at
a
surprise
shower
Mr. and Mrs. Hanson of Salem a business visitor here Saturday.
vessel wall it may break through
Boydell and second by Mrs. Ballah. and Mrs. Bob Vest, of Arcadia were
honoring
Mrs.
Delbert
Taylor.
the wall and cause bleeding—hem­
Sunday guests at the A. R. Roberts who are looking for a location on
After the gifts were presented
orrhage—which bleeding will cause
the new project were callers at the
home.
WEDNESDAY
NIGHT
CLUB
and
opened
the
evening
was
spent
damage in the brain, heart or else­
Harry Russel, brother of Mrs. Oce Haworth home Saturday. The Han­ Monday In Nampa—
Mrs.
Malcolm
Crewford
was
hos­
in
playing
bunco.
High
score
was
won
where according to where the lesion
son young people are fellow students
Mrs. George Schweitzer and Nelly
by Mrs. Golden, iow fell to Mrs. tess to the Wednesday Night club Schweizer was admitted to the Vet­ of Evelyn Haworth at Corvallis.
occurs.
Jean spent Monday in Nampa.
erans
hospital
in
Boise
last
week
lor
The average Individual also thinks Thompson and a traveling prize this week and invited Mrs. Harry treatment. Mr. Schweizer is reported
The Bend was well represented at
Miner to complete two tables at
that it is because the walls of the was won by Mrs. Beutler.
the Music festival In Nyssa Friday
Out of town guests included contract. High score was won by to be getting along fine.
blood vessels have lost their elastic
Mr. and Mrs. Dee Hillis, Mr. and afternoon.
itissue—hardening of the arteries— Mrs. Oscar Golden, Mrs. Ralph Mrs. William Schireman and second
Mrs. R. L. Haworth and Mrs. E.
Mrs. Walter Hillis and three chil­
that the pressure becomes so high, Beutler and Mrs. Vaugh from the by Mrs. Leslie McClure.
dren, Mr. and Mrs. Manon Hillis H. Brumbach attended Book club at
and this is often true. However, if coast, Mrs. Charles Thompson of
and Mr. and Mrs. Markham of On­ the home of Mrs. Frank M c ja 'i
the individual is excited or upset at Emmett, Mrs. J. Daniels, Mrs. M. DINNER GUESTS
tario made a trip to the Owyhee near Nyssa. Mrs. C. C. Hunt was as­
the time of, or because of, the ex­ Forbes, Mrs. J. Jackson all of Pay­
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Francis were dam Sunday.
sistant hostess. Mrs. M. L. Judd con­
amination, or has just eaten a heavy ette.
dinner guests Friday night at the
Mrs. Elmer Cloninger was away cluded her review of the ’’American
meal, his blood pressure may be up
Sherwood home.
Doctors Odyssey" by Victor Heiser.
last week on a nursing case.
as high as 20 to 30 points. A little
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Mrs. C. E. Peck and Mrs. Dun­
The Lester Kendall family visited
quiet reassuring chat by the phys­ DINNER PARTY
at the Ralph Gee home in Apple away of Boise were out of town
ician will often bring the pressure
On Wcdensday Mr. and Mrs. SUNDAY PICNIC
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Francis, Mr. Valley.
guests.
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down to normal within a few min­ George Mitchell were hosts at a
Mrs. M. E. Rogers was in Cald­
utes. Sometimes, of course, the dinner party. Guests were Mr ana and Mrs. C. Klinkenberg. Mrs. Fan­
Bob Morrison accompanied Mr.
pressure has to be taken a number Mrs. W. W. Howell, of Boise, Mr. nie Felton. Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Sher­ Laurenson on a trip to Twin Falls well Tuesday. Thursday and Sat­
urday.
of times; in the morning before and Mrs. Glen Howell of Lowman wood and Frank made up a picnic last week.
breakfast is a favorable time.
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Newgen and
and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Howell of party th at went to the dam Sun­
day,
children were Sunday dinner guests
Even when the blood pressure is Fruitland.
JORDAN VALLEY
at the Henry) Terra home.
••always” high, if the individual
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By MRS ISABELLE LEE
MARRIAGE
ANNOUNCED
goes about his regular affairs or
Claus Stam of Oregon Trail called |
Cards have been received in Nyssa at the Terra home Sunday.
duties in life with ordinary c a r e - KINGMAN BOOK CLUB
Mrs. C. C. Hunt and Mrs. Frank announcing the marriage of Miss
no heavy work, light meals even if
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Luton of Boise I
Mrs. John Case. Mrs. Leslie Ditty,
more meals are eaten, acquiring Morgan were hostesses to the King- Clara Canhan, formerly of Nyssa, to Mrs. Boyd Query and Miss Tressa arrived the first of the week to vis­
calmness or poise—he may never man Kolony Book club at their last Captain Walter Scott Strange, April Ditty attended the Ontario conven­ it Mrs. Luton’s parents. Mr. and Mrs.
have the slightest symptom of high- meetihg, at the home of Mrs. Mor­ 16 at Detroit, Mich.
tion of the Assembly of God on W. C. Noble. Mr. Luton returned I
blood pressure and live just as long gan.
Thursday.
.
home Friday but Mrs. Luton will
os if his blood pressure had been
Guests Included Mrs. J. P. Dunn-
Mrs. Chas Wilson has been busy stay until the middle of May.
normal.
away and Mrs. C. P. Peck of Boise,
APPLE VALLEY
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Shea and
painting their new house the past
Dr. David Riesman, Philadelphia, both old members of the club.
By MISS NORMA STOUT
week and has really done a good daughters Treasa and Christine
in Annals of Internal Medicine,
Mrs. Maurice Judd reviewed the
job.
were Boise visitors during the week.
makes this statement: "An individ­ Odyssey of a Country Doctor, which
Mrs. Ike Crosby visited railroad
Phone 47
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Hugh
Glenn
were
ual can live to eighty or even one was greatly enjoyed.
Mr. and Mrs. James Correll Jr., of Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs Chas points the first of the week.
hundred years with high systolic
New
Meadows
were
dinner
guests
Schweizer.
Little Esther Miarie Pickle re-
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(blood being forced against vessel
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Twenty members of the Music
DINNER GUESTS
walls) blood pressure.”
Correll, Sunday.
club met Sunday night at the New­
Mr. and Mrs. Les Ernest enter­
Mr. and Mrs. Rex Fox and son of
MOTHERS CAKE SALE
tained Mrs. Leona Blngman, Miss Emmett were callers at the home of , gen home. They wjjjl meet Saturday
night at the Chet Sage home
T lu T e will be a sale of decorated Georgia Dennis nnd Don McClennen
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Woods. Sunday. I Everybody welcome. We’re going to
cakes at the Nyssa Realty office, of Nampa at dinner on Friday.
Walter nnd John Iiams of Cald­ have a good time.
Saturday. May 17, by the W. C. T. U
well and Miss Eleanor Cowin of
Mr. and Mrs. John Case were
to help promote the continuance of
Nampa were dinner guests at the Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.-Chet
SUNSHINE CLUB
the successful National five point
The Sunshine club of the ladies of home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Iiams Graves Sunday.
program.
the Rebekahs held a Joint covered Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Query return­
Gene Vertrees was a week end ed to Nampa Friday after a three
dish luncheon at the home of Mrs.
Return From Portland—
A.
V.
Cook
on
Friday.
Those
at­
guest
at
the
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
weeks visit at the parental Ditty-
On Sunday Art and Dr. E. D.
home.
Norcott returned from Portland tending were the clubs from Vale, E. Kennamon of Fruitland.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jim
Correll
attend­
Ontario
and
Payette.
Water was in the canal last week
where they had been at the bedside
ed
a
V.
F.
W.
meeting
in
Payette
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though not sufficient for irriga­
of their mother for the past week.
Saturday evening.
tion. Most everybody irrigated their
Mrs. E. O. Norcott remained in L A DIES AID MEETS
Mrs. Charles McFarland under­ garden or yard. We expect to have
On Friday, April 21 the Ladles
Portland for a few days longer,
went
an
operation
for
appendicitis
plenty of water this week.
aid met at the home of Mrs. O. Z.
longer.
Mathews with Mrs. Sidney Smith at the Memorial Park hospital In
Caldwell
this
week.
as assistant hostess and Mrs. Floyd
From Aroek—
Mr. and Mrs. George Bailey were
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Long of White leading devotionals.
BIG BEND NEWS
business
visitors in Weiser Monday.
The next meeting will be at the
Arock are visiting at the J. T. Long
By MRS. E. II. BRUMBACH
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Hal
Nash
and
fam­
home of Mrs. Carl Sebum with Mrs
home this week.
ily were supper guests at the home
On Saturday morning Mrs. Mil­ Dave Beers assisting and Mrs. Earl
Mrs. H. R. patch and Mrs. Lora
of Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Turner Sun­
dred Vaughn, her son Jerry of Van­ Carpenter leading the devotionals. day.
Pillsbury attended the Health meet­
It will be a covered dish luncheon
couver, Mrs. Oscar Golden of Le­
ing held In Ontario last’ Wednesday.
banon, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. beginning at 12:30 but for those who | Mr. and Mrs. Roberts and Mr. and
Mrs. Della Bunnell is staying at
Mrs.
Greeley
of
Adrian
enjoyed
a
are
unable
to
be
there
at
that
time
J. T. Long and Mrs. Ralph Beutler
the Robertson home in Roswell
picnic
dinner
at
the
home
of
Mr.
of Salem, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. there will be transportation at the
while Mr. and Mrs. Dale Robertson
and Mrs. Jesse Baker Sunday.
A. R. Thopson left by motor for church at 2 o'clock to take them |
are in Salem.
Mary
Louise
Wise
was
an
over­
their homes.
to the Seburn home.
Word was received in this vicinity
night guest at the home of Betty
Wednesday of the death of Eldon
Carrell, Saturday.
The Apple Valley ball team enter­ Birch which occurred Tuesday
ed the tournament at Caldwell. Sat­
urday. The boys’ team defeated
Weiser 13 to 3. The girls' team was
defeated by Greenhurst 24 to 12, and
were eliminated from the tourna­
France ! Lee Barton taps: —
ment.
Mrs, Forrest Reed of Parma called
HE famous four and t w e n ty
Nyma’s Friendly Drug Store
^
at the home of Mrs. Gene Reed.
b lack b ird s pie of nursery rhyme
fame Isn't the only pie t h a t ’s fit to
Thursday afternoon.
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111 the past week with a light case P robably t h e
for
of penumonta, is reported to be im­ runner-up
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