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NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, THURSDAY, JUNE 23, 1938 Home THE Recipes Sensitiveness to Foods M ODERN SOCIETY W O M A N T Cooking in Hot Weather Made Easy With an Electric Roaster 'S* Styles Sunday Fishers— Mr. and Mrs. Ernest McClure and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thompson fished over the week end on the little Malheur and on Willow creek and came home with a fine catch. BELT AND “ HANKIE” B y C H E R I E N IC H O L A S Picnic Postponed— The annual picnic of St. Pauls Episcopal Sunday school has been positioned until a later date. Sun day school however has been dis continued for the summer vacation. By DR. JA ME S W. BA R TO N BECKHAM-BOYDELL ! I. A WHENCE-WINTERS To the strains of the Lohengrin! On Thursday afternoon at 4 wedding march Ethel Mary Boydell i o’clock at the Methodist parsonage i IT IS hard to understand on the arm of her lather walked in Nyssa Alda Lawrence and Dee j 1 why foods that you have j through the flower banked living Winter, both of Caldwell, were un-1 been eating for years now ! room to an improvised alter where j ited In marriage by Rev. Floyd .‘he plighted her troth to J Ben* White, who read the single ring seem to disagree with you, Jamin Beckham before members of ceremony. Arthur Feltwell and Viv causing headache, belching her family and old friends of the ian Pidgeon were the witnesses. Mr. of gas, diarrhea, vomiting. family on Sunday afternoon at two and Mrs. Winters will make their home in Caldwell. As you think it over your o'clock. The impressive Episcopal ring ** : •> common sense tells you that - 8 - service was read by the Rev. Stan ENTERTAIN AT SHOWER the food or foods are the ley Moore of Ontario. On Tuesday afternoon Mrs. C. M same, so the trouble must be Miss Marie Pabst of Portland was I Drewltz and Mrs. Ralph Lawrence with yourself. maid of honor. Helen Boydell sister j were hostesses at a shower com Drs. Walter C. Alvarez and H. of the bride was brides maid and plimenting Mrs. Eldon eJnsen. Corwin Hlnshaw of the Mayo clinic Howard Beckham of Tigard brother Three tables of bunco were played state that the diet of the bridegroom was best man. with prizes going to Mrs. Melvin may cause upsets In The bride was particurly lovely in Davieson for first, second to Mrs. i t & the stomach and In her white organdie grown cut long Kenneth Cockrum and traveling to * * V *« «*, testine in a number with princess lines and her dark hair Mrs. John Ray. of ways: Chemical topped by the soft folds of the flow irritation by certain ing veil. All kind* of foods are “cooked to a turn” In an electric roaster. FATHERS DAY GUESTS parts of a food (the comes within its size, it must not be The maid of honor was gowned By IRA MILLER Celebrating Father’s Day. Mr. and laxative parts in rhu in pink and the brides maid in blue, assumed that it will entirely replace Rural Electrification Rureau Mrs. Herschel Currey had as Sun barb and prunes); each trimmed in the opposite color. the range. But, by doing the heavy day dinner guets Mr. and Mrs. M. E. delay in the empty NLESS she has an electric range, baking and cooking in the regular The ceremony was started when Heath of Portland. Mr. and Mrs. ing time of the stom the farmer’s wife probably looks oven early in the morning of a hot ach; such fat foods Miss Marzene Hollenberg accom II. H. Heath and sons Williard and with dread to the arrival of the hot day, and with a little careful plan panied by June Wilson sang "I Love days of summer and fall. For they ning, it is possible to complete the Harold Jr„ of Boise, Mr. and Mrs as butter, cream, You Truly.” Miss Wilson then play Walter Haskell, their son Charles mean long hours in a hot kitchen day’s cooking with the roaster, in Dr. Barton egg yolks, which ed the wedding march. stay In the stomach and daughters. Marjorie, Evelyn, and preparing dinner and supper for the comfort Electric roasters come in either ob After the ceremony was over Mr. Vivian of Baker, Eugene and Glenn men folk of the family and, frequently until all the rest of the food has during harvest, for many extra hands long or oval shapes, each having its been emptied from the stomach and Mrs. Boydell entertained the Currey. particular advantages. Several makes as well. However, if she has one of the into the small intestine; emetic (ten guests at a reception and the wed newer electrical appliances—a roaster have a removable unit that can be dency to vomit action from melons, ding cake was cut and the young ALPHA RHO —she can avoid most if not all of the inserted in the cover or top plate cucumbers, tomatoes; temperature couple left for Portland where they discomfort of hot-weather cooking. for broiling. For ease in cleaning, in The Alpha Rho chapter of the Strictly speaking, this appliance side the roaster is a close-fitting pan, irritations (as from cold drinks), or, will start their new home. Mrs. Beckham Is the eldest Delphian club held its last meet should be called a portable oven in called the well, which holds three finally, allergy or sensitiveness to ing of the season at the country stead of an electric roaster—for the inserted pans, the large one capable daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur certain parts of foods. home of Mrs. Frank Bailey, where latter name implies uses chiefly for of cooking enough meat for six or Then there are the stomach and Boydell and was born in Nyssa an out door lunch was enjoyed. meat, whereas it actually has over seven people, the smaller ones hold intestinal disturbances which are where she attended public schools topics on art were discus 100 uses from baking bread to can ing vegetables for an equal number. caused, not because of the food it and then entered the state univer sed Special by Mrs. R. D. Lytle, of Vale. Mrs. ning fruit. Undoubtedly, its name is If the inserted pans are taken out, a self, but because, as mentioned sity. one of the principal reasons why the 20-pound roast and vegetables—or Her family has been for many George Henley and Mrs. Frank Hall electric roaster—so common in city even a 15-pound turkey — can be above, of your own physical condi Ontario and Mrs. Willard Jack- and suburban homes—has as yet not cooked. The roasters also are pro tion when you eat the food—tired years active in the civic and busi of son of Nyssa. come into widespread use on the vided with racks for baking, as well ness, emotional upsets. ness life of this community. The ladies present also expressed farm. For it is moderate in price as automatic heat control. Mr. Beckham Is the eldest son of Two Points to Consider. One of the questions most com their appreciation and thanks to (about the same as one of the cheaper The first point then is that there Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Beckham Sr., of Mrs C. C. Wyckoff who had at the vacuum cleaners), attractive in ap monly asked by those who are get are many people who are sensitive Tigard and it was while both were previous meeting spoken so in pearance, easy to use and to clean, ting high-line electricity for the first to or upset by certain foods when attending the state university that structively and entertainingly. has a long life and requires no more time is. "What equipment should we current to operate for an hour than buy first?” Th" electric roaster should they are rested and free from any he met his bride. The next meeting of the club will be high on the list because of its does an electric iron. emotional disturbance. This is true —8 - not be until September. Although the electric roaster will economy as well as the comfort and allergy and such excellent foods is convenience it brings. ADKESON-BELKNAP do perfectly every oven job that eggs and wheat are examples of this On Tuesday, June 14 Doratha DESSERT BRIDGE class. Skin and other tests are used Pauline Belknap became the bride On Friday afternoon Mrs. Arthur SUNDAY CALLERS to find these offending foods. The second point is that certain of Orner J. Adkeson at a quiet wed- \ V. Cook and Mrs. Charles Paradis Sunday callers at the J T. Long foods are laxaUve or slow in leaving ding in the parsonage of the first j were hostesses at a dessert bridge at home included Mr. O. F. Bacon of By FRANCES LEE BARTON the stomach or cause belching or Presbyterian church In Walla Walla, the home of Mrs. Cook. Guests for I Boise Mr Earl Qulnley of Califor- UNDAY night supper, when the | vomiting. In this type of disturb ¡wjth the Rev George Schofield read- .six tables were Invited. Mrs. Dewey I ^ M r s . A^na Dall Mr. John Zltt- young folks bring their friends ance the individual leaves out cer ing the service Ray made high score. Mrs. Artie I Prcob, Mrs. Edward Wolfe and Mr. in, is a pleasant Institution, but The day following Mr. and Mrs. Robertson second and Mrs. Bert and Mrs. A1 Thompson. sometimes it is tain foods in his diet and thus finally h ard to know finds the particular food or foods Adkeson visited his family in Pilot Llenkaemper won traveling prize Mrs. Long has been ill the past what to provide. causing the symptoms. Rock and then left for Nyssa and - 8 - few weeks but Is feeling somewhat You’ll find this are now living at the Swan apart SUNSHINE CLUB • • • V ' *■>*- April Salad just improved again. ments. The Sunshin club of the Ladies of made to order as Overweight Shortens Life. the main dish the Rebekahs will meet this week It is rather difficult to convince for such a meal. on Friday, June 24 at Mrs. Bettie ANNUAL BOOK CLUB PICNIC a man of forty years, whose height Average Venetian Gondola The Kingman Kolony Book club It is so delight ' is 5 feet 7 inches and weight 180 The average Venetian gondola is Forbes. held its annual Fathers day picnic fully piquant In pounds thnt he is really IS per cent about 30 feet long and 4 feet wide. at the Tom Lowe ranch at Mitch flavor that lt will overweight and that men of his age WEDNESDAY CONTRACT ell Butte. Besides the members pre even awaken the appetite of a guest with this excess weight shorten their Mrs. James Daelhausen entertain sent. county libraian Mrs. Hofstet- who protests that he can’t eat very life span or life expectancy, by about ed the Wednesday evening contract ter and her daughter of Ontario much after a hearty midday dinner, five years. If they are 30 per cent I April Salad club with Mrs. Harry Minor and were there. overweight, that is, with a weight , Mrs. Bernard Frost playing as sub 1 package lemon-flavored gelatin; of 205 pounds in this case, the life 1 pint hot water; 1 tablespoon stitutes. High score was made by A THICK j Mrs span Is shortened not less than 20 vinegar; >4 teaspoon salt: dash of E. J. Powell and second by Mrs. Relatives Visit— cayenne; 1 plmlento, cut in strips; years. He says he feels well, and William Schireman. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hopland of 2 hard-cooked eggs, coarsely cut; knows he is stronger and enjoys - 8 - McEwen are spending the summer 1 cup chopped celery; «A cup life more than some of the "skinny” : DINNER DANCE with Mr. and Mrs. Rock Shelton chopped olives; 1% teaspoons friends of his own age. Miss Ethel Mary Boydell and Lt. and helping with the work at the chopped chives, or 1 teaspoon These same facts apply to women scraped onion. MAN-THAT Ben Beckham were guests of honor dairy. but fortunately, for the sake of ap- I Dissolve gelatin in hot water. Add at a dinner dance at the Sarazin pearance and comfort, most over- I vinegar, 14 teaspoon salt, and REAL home Wednesday evening. June 15. Childs Eye Not L o st- weight women make some effort to cayenne. Chill until slightly thick Twenty-five young people enjoyed Last advices from Mrs. Robert ened. Arrange plmlento strips in E A T IN G keep their overweight within rea- ’ the dinner followed by dancing. Long concerning Evelyn's eye in individual molds. Season eggs and sonnble limits. Hostesses were Mrs. J. J. Sarazin jury was that theer would be no celery with 14 teaspoon salt; add Of course, when the overweight | and Miss Eva Boydell. The honor permanent Injury. The eye ball was remaining Ingredients. Fold into is due to some gland disturbance— I guests were presented with a gift bv badly contused and an internal slightly thickened gelatin. Turn thyroid, pituitary, sex—special treat Into Individual molds and chill until their friends. hemmorhage had resulted but this firm. ment with gland extracts Is neces- I Unmold on crisp lettuce. Mr Clare Peterson of Scobey, is clearing now and her sight will Carnlsh with mayonnaise. Serves 6. sary to get complete or satisfactory Mont., house geust of the Sarazins] not be impaired. reduction in weight. But, when, as , was an out-of-town guest. in most cases, the overweight Is ; Mrs. Long and Evelyn returned due to simply eating more food from Boise on Tuesday and will Guests From Boise— - 3 - than is necessary these individuals I BIRTHDAY DINNER leave for their home at Ironside the j Mr and Mrs. W. W. Howell of are really shortening their lives by j On Tuesday evening Mr and Mrs last of the week. While here they Boise were week end guests of Mr overeating. Charles Garrison and Vera enter are at the J. T. Long home. and Mrs. George Mitchell. »»o«-*0 ***** , This common type of overweight tained at a birthday dinner honor pr»«»*' w >"!î caused by eating too much food ing Charles and Donald Newbill of „an» and not taking enough exercise is Kingman Kolony. pi»« commonly complicated by other re-I After dinner the party went to the suits of this overeating and under theatre. Those present were Mr. and exercising. as well as by the results Mrs Chnrles Newbill. Billy and for Better Homes of excessive fat accumulation in the Donald. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Garri body. son and Jo Ann. Rock Garden Stone The following disorders are com-! - 8 - monly met as complications: heart Building Rock BOX SUPPER disease, disorders of the kidneys, On Tuesday evening the members Flag Stone disorders of the blood vessels, es of the Epworth League gave a box Insol-crete Blocks pecially high blood pressure, and social at the Sebum home, with hardening of the arteries, gall blad- TOM COWARD about fifty guests present. Twenty- der, dyspepsia or Indigestion, dia two boxes were auctioned off to the Across from New City hall betes, constipation, and breathless- ! highest bidder and after their con i ness. tents were eaten games and a gen eral social hour followed. Ik © B all S y n d ic a te .—W NU S e rv ic e . FRESH *4 PÍ FRUIT and i « r VEGETABLE Stand , mM at FOX Auto Park U Journal Recipes S North of the “Y ” i4 Nyssa It is fashion's decree that the dress, suit or coat be held in utmost simplicity, depending upon striking accessories to stylize it. You must carry a stunning bag. be gloved dramatically, belted smartly and wield a flirtatious "hankie.” “My name is Mary,” says the gay little handkerchief which the young wom an at the top in the picture flourishes so daintily—a novel and charming idea by Burmel is this, carried out in petit-point embroidery on sheer Irish linen. This "hankie” makes a perky accessory to a modish en semble of rayon weave coupled with a silk roll-rim hat trimmed with long veiling. Below in the picture a dashing, colorful gloveskin "bow- lero” belt encircles the waistline and culminates in a center bow. Comes in new colors such as rose- berry, dusty pink, copper, purple, and it scores in three lively shades of blue (dell, navy and forgetme- not). “HOT COFFEE” Doesn’t mean a thing It has to be “Hot Coffee” with GATE CITY DAIRY Cream Leaves for California— Hale Jones and Mr. and Mrs. Mc- Nall and their family of Oregon trail left this last week for Caltfor- n a where they expected to remain permanently. Morning and Evening Deliveries Phone 104W BUSINESSMAN; JU IC Y STEAK j i lai-' 1----« BUILDING TILE Apples In Canada Since 1633 Apple! have been grown In Can-1 ada since the days of early settle- I meat, as far back as 1635, and the industry originally Intended to pro vide apple elder and vinegar for home consumption has developed to such an extent that the value of commercial production averages about $10.000,000 annually. The prin cipal apple-growing areas of Canada are the Annapolis and Cornwallis valleys in Nova Scotia, the valley of the St. John river in New Bruns wick. large districts In southern Quebec and Ontario, and the warm interior valleys of British Columbia. Returns From Hospital— Kuno E. Schultz who has been a patient at the Veterans hospital In Boise for the past week has return ed to Nyssa again. Nyssa Packing Co. PHONE 6 Brother Visits— Harry Shelton of Boise was a week end guest of his brother Rock Shelton. A nice cool shower on tt a hot d a y . . . . te g It’s surprising how little TAILOR MADE AW NINGS * Keep Your Rooms COOL CURREY’S DRUG STORE 726 1st. Ave North— Payette— or Phone Nyssa 19 NYSSA PLUMBING & HEATING CO. Box 345 Phone 66 Phone 5 Agents For BOISE FLORAL COMPANY PHONE PAY LESS AT FIVE PURREY-FOR-DRUGS Nyssa’s Friendly Drug Store ^ _____ON THK CORNER JUST WEST OF THE THF.ATER_____ FRIDAY, SATURDAY & MONDAY SELLING Box of 12 KOTEX Box of 36 PIROLA TOOTH PASTE 50c Close Out SHAVE CREAM STÂT, Prescriptions At Prices You Car Afford to Pay! 27c 35c Glycerine Suppositories Infant, Adult 29c Putnam Dye .... 12c 2 foe 25e Castoria Red-E-Aid 40c Size Aspirin Tabs. Tins of 12 Blue Jay Com Pads Flowers and Floral Wreaths May Now be Ordered From Dalton Tent & Awning Co. it costs to install one. Argentine Ant Killer FLOWERS FOR NYSSA r B Oh S V Society 23c 40c Squibb’s Tooth Paste Hinkle Pills Bottles of 100 Sanitary Napkins Annettes OII m I 2 For ZUCl Colgate’s Paste, giant size 33c 25c Ex-Lax 33c _______ 22c LET’S GO—OWVIIEE CANYON DAYS. THURS. - FRI. - 8 A T .- JUNE 23-24-25 “THE UTMOST IN VALUE ALWAYS"
