Nyssa gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1937-199?, January 08, 1953, Image 2

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    THE MTSIÀ GATE CITY JOUBMAL. MYSSA, ORXGO*. THURSDAY. JANUARY ». 1»S3
Parma. *ttent New Y e a r1 day with
Mi and Mrs Conley W.iaon gnd
!
T H E G A T E C IT Y JO U R N A L
family
Jess Hammock and Lenna M i*
L twl - have both been quit* ill with
the flu Several more casts of chick­
en pox have .hown up Tommy Mor­
an, Verlene Smith and M*.-ilu Wil­
son are among those suffering with
» I B I K I i r r i O N BATES
j
it now
In Malheur County, Oregon,
M:
Sara Miller was a dinner
and Payette and Canyon
guest of Mrs. Elsie Robinson and
n i w i p a m i
Counties, Idaho:
Mi
Gertrude Hicks New Year's
1 year
|3 'JO
FUBl ISHi l S
i day.
6 M on th «
•BO*
Mr and Mrs Allen Reed and Julia
ASSOCIATION
ELewhere * 1 the U i A ,
| of Parma were dinner guests o n '
per y e a r ---------------------•»■&•
New Year's of Mr and Mrs. Jack
Single Copie*
M
(Strictly m Advanca)
Reed
Mrs. Dyre Roberts spent Monday wright visited Mrs. Nellie Carol, who
Invitations have been received
Christmas
Calls
For
G
oodies
morning in the Ridgeview district resides near Vale. Mrs. Carol was
here for the wedding of M lss Ruth
Published every Thursday at Nyssa. Malheur County, Oregon.
outlining the March of Dimes cam­ their teacher many years ago when
Cliff of Nampa and J Everett Miller
Entered at the postoffice at Nyssa. Oregon for transmission
paign for that part of her district tney both attended school in Lower
of Melba, to be solemnized Sunday
Bend.
through the United State* Malls, as second class matter, under
Mr and Mr- Darrell English and
afternoon. Jan. 11. at the United
Mr and Mrs. Ray Cartwright re­
the act of March 3. 1879.
children spent Wednesday evening
Presbyterian church in Nampa.
ceived a long distant call New Year's
with
her
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Earl
New Years guests in the Orley
Clary, when they had their gift ex­ day from their daughter, Helen, who
Smith home included Mr. and Mrs.
change, Christmas day all the fam­ lives in Kelso, Wash.
A A Johnson and sons o f Parma
Mrs. Angie Chaney and Mrs. Sar­
ily were home for dinner.
C H U K C I1 N O T E S
and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Wells and
ah Cartwright are giving Mrs. Sally
daughters
of
Boise.
Sunday,
Mr.
and
Mr
Darrell
En­
ASSEMBLY OK GOD
Mis.- Madeline Melvedt and friend,
glish visited his parents, Mr and Molt, a pink and blue shower Thurs­
Frank C Coley. Pastor
Delbert
Naver,
of
the
U.
of
I.,
and
Mrs.
Sherman
Wilson
Mrs.
O. J. English, and sister, Mr day at the Chaney home.
Soath 2nd and Reece Aye.
Mr
and
Mrs.
Larry
Koppes
and
and
Mrs.
O. J. Engli.-h. and sister.
Phone Parai* 21-MI
10 a. m., Sunday school
family
of
Boise
were
Saturday
even­
Mrs.
Don
Boren
and family of Nam-
11 a. m , morning worship
pa.
8 p. m., evangelistic service.
If the men live up to all the ing dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Tue*., 8 p. m., prayer service.
Misj Pat Murray was the honor
‘ ballyhoo” they are putting out this Jack Reed.
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Ostemeir were
m . . 8 p. m., young people.
Mrs. Pauline M cGinnis
guest at a birthday dinner Sunday
week, the coming P.-T.A meeting
at the C. K. Smith home. Other
I
Thursday evening, Jan. 15, should be New Year’s day guests of Mr. and
THE CHURCH OF THE
guests were Mr and Mrs. Ken Smith
a super-duper. One play that they Mrs. C. L Pritts. Mr. and Mrs. Larry
NAZARENE
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Brown with
and family and Miss LaRayne Smith
are so diligently working on “If Fritts of Caldwell visited at the
Robert Jackson. Pastor
of Boise, Mr and Mrs. Jack Slabaugh Mr. and Mrs. Earl Alexander of Nys­
the Men Held a P.-T.A. Executive Fritts home New Year’s Eve.
10 a. m., Sunday school.
Mr and Mrs. Alva Hill, Mrs. Harry
and family and Mr. and Mrs. Frank sa spent New Year’s eve at the H.
Meeting As the Women Do.” Other
11 p. m., morning worship.
Ray and children, Mr. and Mrs
DeMark
of Caldwell, Mrs. Walter A. Diven home in Caldwell.
parts
of
the
program
sound
Just
as
7 p. m , N Y P S. and Junior meet­
Abbott and family of Prineville and
entertaining. DeLoyd Scbimmels Is Howard Smith and baby. Mrs. J. H.
Dinner guests of Mrs. Laura Smith
ings.
Sommars, Mrs. Orley Smith. Ailene
gradually add sugar and cream
Christmastime calls for plenty
Pat Thomas of Parma.
in charge.
Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Walter
7:46 p. m., evangelistic service.
Pilcher of Nampa, and Mr and Mrs
until
light
and
fluffy.
Add
egg
and
o f cookies— just plain good eating
Mr. and Mrs. C K. Smith had all Pinkston of Kingman and Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pitman were Jack Wilson enjoyed a potluck sup­ cookies and some that are special
beat well. Stir in vanilla. Blend
COMMUNITY METHODIST
their
children home on Christmas Mrs. Andrew McGinnis of Nyssa.
in Boise Sunday visiting Mrs. Pit­ per in the church basement New in looks as well as in taste.
flour mixture into creamed mix­
CHURCH
eve and Christmas day. Those pres­ Callers in the afternoon were Mr.
ture. Wrap cookie dough in waxed
man's mother at a Boise hospital, Year’s eve. and welcomed in the
H ere’s a ta sty eating cookie
I»r. H. G. McUalllster, Minister
ent were Mr. and Mr.-. C. K. Smith. and Mrs. Hoyt Na.-h of Homedale.
paper and chill in refrigerator at
recipe and some ideas for Christ­
and other relatives. They had hoped New Year.
least
hour. Roll out on floured
Jr., Sandy and Gary, Miss LaRayne
mas decoration. Nonfat dry milk
0:46 a. m.. church school
to see their new grand-nephew twins
New Year's day dinner guests at
Miss
Miriam
Dille
of
Roswell
was
1
l>oard to ’ 4-inch thickness. Cut
11 a. m., morning worship.
Smith of Boise, Mrs. Walter Abbott. the Gayle Martin home were Mr.
at St. Alphonsus hospital, but they a Friday evening dinner guest at 1 is an added feature of this recipe
into variou s C hristm as shapes
and besides the important milk
7 p m , Youth Fellowship
Suzie and Rickie of Prineville, Mr. and Mr-. Don Boren and daughters,
are still too small to have visitors. the Jack Reed home.
with floured cookie cutter. Bake on
nutrients it contributes flavor and
and Mrs. Jack Slabaugh and Debbie, Mr. and Mrs. O. J. English o l Nam­
ungreased
cookie
sheet
in
a
mod­
Betty
Boston.
Eloise
Smalley
and
texture
to
these
cookies.
It
is
ex­
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hall and chil­
L. D. 8. 2nd WARD
and
Mr. and Mr-. Frank DeMark pa and Mr. and Mrs. Darrell English
erate
oven
(375°F.)
until
lightly
tremely
reasonable
for
a
one-pound
Harvey Pitman returned to their dren, former residents of Apple Val­
D. Hubert Christensen, Bishop
and Pat Murray of Caldwell.
browned, about 5 to 7 minutes.
package available at the grocer's
and family of Big Bend.
tudles
.it
the
College
of
Idaho
Sun­
ley,
were
visiting
at
several
homes
j
9:15 a. m . priesthood meeting.
Remove from sheet at once. Cool.
will yield five quarts of nonfat
Suzie Abbott spent last Sunday
day, after spending the holidays here Wednesday of last week. They milk for as little as nine cents a
Mr. and Mrs. A1 Parks of New
10*0 a. m , Sunday school.
Decorations for Christmas Cook­
night with her cousin, Miss Sandy
with their parents here.
Plymouth visited her parents, the
S p. m., sacrament meeting.
ies: Mix 1 cup sifted confectioners’
are looking for a location here.
quart.
Smith, in Boise.
sugar with about 2 tablespoons
Tuesday, 2 p. m.. relief society.
S im ply add n on fa t dry milk
Mr and Mrs. DeLoyd Schimmels
Mr. and Mrs. Don Fritts and son j
Mrs. Marion Kurtz, Mrs. Francis E. E. Eastmans Sunday. Callers in
o f liquefied Starlac nonfat dry
Wednesday, 4 p. m.. primary; 8 and sons were Sunday dinner guests have moved into the tenant house j right from the package to other
Deffer.
and Mrs. Dyre Roberts met the afternoon were Mr. and Mrs.
milk
(make
liquid
Starlac
nonfat
dry ingredients in these Christ­
p. m . M I A
at the Wendell Cottier home in on the Clayton Butcher ranch. Mr
Monday
afternoon with Mrs. John Bob Eastman and Jennifor o f Cald­
milk
according
to
package
direc­
mas cookies:
well.
and Mrs. Rex Nichols have moved
Parma.
tions). Tint to desired shade with
Packwood where they planned the
FIRST
Christmas Cookies
certified food coloring. Spread or
Mr and Mrs. Glenn Weed and into the Jim Lane house.
Word has been received that Mr.
year’s
program
for
the
Mary
and
Church of Christ
(Makes 2 'i to 3 dozen
press through pastry tube onto
Duane Wilson spent from Wed­
family. Mr. and Mrs. A1 Grimes and
and Sirs. Charles B. West, Jr., of
CHRISTIAN
Martha
Missionary
society.
medium-siz^
cookies)
cookies in desired patterns.
Austin J. Hollingsworth. Minister
Mrs. Mina Smalley, all o f Caldwell, nesday to Sunday in Boise visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Bennett and Longview, Wash., are the parents
1 cup sifted flour
Tinted Sugar: Put a few drops o f
10 a. m.. church school. Klvln were New Year’s dinner guests in his mother, Mrs Harold Tietsort.
3» cup Starlac nonfat dry milk
Dwain and Allen were New Year’s of a girl. They formerly lived here.
certified
food
coloring
into
’4
to
Miss Ailene Pilcher o f Nampa|
2 teaspoons baking powder
the Waldo Smalley home.
Ballou, superintendent.
dinner guests at the John Thompson
*4 cup granulated sugar and toss
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hatch were
spent several days of the holidays
34 teaspoon salt
,
11 a. m . morning worship, directod
quickly with a spoon to distribute
home.
overnight guests Saturday night with
Mr and Mrs. Hoy Rucker and son,
34
cup
shortening
visiting at the Harry Ray home.
co lo r w ith ou t d isso lv in g sugar.
by minister
Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson, their daughter, Mrs Don Hatt and
Gary, were Sunday evening supper
1 cup sugar
Harry Ray, Jr., returned h om e!
Sprinkle on cookies before baking.
7 p. m , Christian Youth Fellow-
Alice and Jimmy, Mr and Mrs. Tom family of Owyhee.
guests at the Ray Rucker home.
1
egg
Variation:
Chopped
nuts,
cut-up
New Year's eve from a two-day
Jones, Janice, Guy and Mary Ellen, I Helen Martin celebrated her birth­
3 a teaspoon vanilla extract
Mr and Mrs. Harold Wilson of
dried fruits, vari-colored candy
• p m., evening worship.
FFA meeting in Rupert.
were Sunday dinner guests at the day Wednesday by having 16 little
Sift together flour, Starlac non­
sp rin k les or ch ocola te bits or
________
i Cambridge, Ida., visited with Mr.
Mr and Mrs Reuben Henshaw
fat dry milk powder, baking pow­
Varner Hopkins home.
sprinkles may b* placed on cookies
and Mrs. Jack Reed Sunday after­
friends in for a party.
FREE METHODIST CHCRCH
and Dewey spent New Year’s day at der and salt. Cream shortening;
before baking.
Mr and Mrs. Ray Cartwright. Mr
noon.
Adrian. Oregon
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Moncarr and
the
Charlie
Patterson
home
near
and Mrs. Walter Stradley and fam­ Mr. and Mrs Jerry May o f Boise
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Caldwell, Mr.
10 a m . church school
Lake Lowell.
ily, Mrs Frome Stradley, Mr. and were dinner guest* Sunday at the
and Mrs. Cedric Caldwell. Mr. and
M a. m , morning worship.
lly, Mrs. M. Matsusaka and daugh­
Mrs. Harvey Hatch. Helen and Phil­ Glen Brown home. Kristine Korman
Mrs Leon Murray and family and \
lip enjoyed New Year's dinner with returned home after a visit with her
ters. Virginia and Joanne, were Fri­
Mr and Mrs. Thaniel Botner, all of
CHURCH OF CHRIST
Mr and Mrs. Joe King.
day evening guests in the N. Yama­
Parma. Idaho
grandparents.
for children.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Chaney and
moto home in Kuna.
McConnel Are,
Mis* Helen Hatch
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Bott and
Modern Pioneer Club
family spent New Year’s eve at the family of Indian Valley visited Wed­
O. E. Robinaoa. Minister
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Hill and
Phone Parma 1-F21
FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH
Phoae *H*-R3
Bob Welch home In Caldwell.
10 a. m . Bdile study.
family were Sunday dinner guest
nesday with his aunt and uncle, Mr.
Fifth Street and Park Avenue
Miss Bernice Chaney, who is at­ and Mrs. ‘A. C Henderson.
11 a. m.. morning worship.
ast
the
Jim
Stevens
home
in
Cald­
John L. Hrlehl. Pastor
Mrs.
Walter
Abbott
and
children,
tending College of Idaho, spent the
8 p. m . Sunday evening service
Mr and Mrs. Robert Overstreet well.
Christmas eve services, 8 p.m.
have been visiting at the home of New Year’s vacation at the home of
Wednesday. • p m., Bible study.
and son, Bob, were Sunday dinner
Christmas day services 10 am .
Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Worden spent Mrs Abbott's parents. Mr. and Mrs. |
guests of Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Judd. New Year's eve at the home of Mr. CJC gm ith for the past two weeks.! her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Horace Buzzing Needles
10 a m . Sunday school.
MISSIONARY RAPTI8T CHURCH
1 1 a m , divine worship.
Mr. and Mrs. M O. Judd enter­ and Mrs. Irwin Davison of Ridge- They plan to return to their home Chaney.
4-H Meeting Sat.
Elder llaafcell Dane, Fxstar
Richard Huett of New Meadows,
Wed . 8 30 p m . Otmotion educa­ tained New Year's eve for Mr. and view
in
Prineville
the
l*s-t
of
the
week.
10 a m.. Sunday school.
who has been spending his Christ- \ The Buxzing Needles 4-H club's
tion class.
Mrs L. R. Kinney and son, Millard,
The Extension club will meet at
11 a m . morning worship
Mrs. C. K. Smith, Mrs. Walter mas vacation at the home of his first meeting of the year was held
You are cordially Invited to wor­ of Ontario, and Mr. and Mrs Jim
the home of Mrs. Elvin Worden Jan. Abbott and children, Misses Pat grandparents, Mr and Mrs. Guy Saturday at the home o f Dolores
> p. m., evening worship
ship with us.
Embree o f Harper.
and Betty Van Zelf with 11 mem­
Wednesday. 8 p m . prayer service
15. The lesson will be on "easy iron­
Mr. and Mrs Jake Borge and fam ­ ing" and will be demonstrated by Murray and LaRayne Smith were Douglas in Parma spent Saturday bers present. The girls brought their
visitors
at
the
Jack
Slabaugh
and
CATHOLIC CHURCH
afternoon
and
all
night
with
Phillip
ily were Sunday dinner guests at Mrs Worden and Mrs. Dick Kriegh.
L. D.8. 1st WARD
clothes pro teeters to be judged.
Park Avenue and Third Street
Frank DeMark homes in Caldwell Hatch in Big Bend.
the Lyle Harvey home in Weiser.
Gordon Kay. Bishop
After the meeting, games were
Kemkert Able«. O. F. M
Mr
and
Mrs.
Hiroshi
Yamamoto
last
Saturday.
Mr
and
Mrs.
Horace
Chaney
and
A surprise birthday party for
9:15 a m , priesthood meeting
played
and refre:ihments were ser­
Mass Sunday at 8 and 10 a. m
_ °f Moses Lake, and Dick Kurokawa
Mrs. Noel Tuppeny attended the family were Sunday dinner guests
Terry _________
Borge was _____
held ___________
at the Borge
10:30 a. m.. Sunday school.
ved by the hostess, Mrs. William
and daily at 8 a. m.
at
the
home
of
his
mother,
Mrs.
home
Saturday
evening.
Guests
were
Ontario
\tsited
the
George
Hirai
extension
committee
meeting
in
On-
7 30 p m . ■«erament meeting
9 a m . Catechism classes.
Van Zelf.
Anna Chaney, in Nyssa.
Judy Vanderpool, Wallace Butler.' horne Sunday afternoon.
tario Monday afternoon.
Tuesday. 2 p m.. relief society.
At the next meeting, scheduled
Jolly Jane club will hold their first
Mr and Mrs. C. B. Hill returned. Mr and Mrs. Dyre Roberts, Mr.
Wednesday. 4 p in , primary; 7:30 ADRIAN COM M UNITY CHURCH and Jean and Joanne Haney.
for Jan. 17. at the home of Susan
meet
ing
o
f
the
year
with
Mrs.
Doro­
New Year’s day guests at the home Sunday after an extended ancj Mrs. Varner Hopkins, Mr. and
Henry E. Moore, Pastor
p m , M . I. A.
Kenaston, Dolores Van Zelf will give
Frank Pike home were Mr. and Mrs. \ four-week.- trip to the southwest. Mrs. John Thompson, Mrs. Tom thy Reuter in Adrian Wednesday, a demonstration.
10 a m , Bible school.
Jan.
14.
All
members
are
urged
to
11 a in., morning worship.
ST. PAI L'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Darwin Jensen and children of Nys­ Their itinerary included visits to Jones. Mrs. Jack Jones, Mrs. Vern
11 a m , junior church.
C. T. Crenshaw, Rector
Phoenix. Anz.. the Buckhorn Min- sullen and Charles Witty attended come and others who would like to
sa.
T.ie 20th Constitutional Amend­
9 45 a. m., Sunday school.
eral
wells, Cisa Grande, and Mesa.
Adrian high school P.T.A. Mon- Join. Election o f officers will be held ment is called the “lame duck”
Misses Virginia and Joanne Mat­
( III IK II Ol THE BRETHREN
during
the
business
session.
11 a m., baby communion and
susaka returned to Seattle Sunday Ariz. From there they proceeded to qay evening.
Christian Center Mission
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cartwright amendment.
address.
morning after spending the holidays Juarez. Mexico, spending two days
Mrs Herb Thomas and Mr.- Dvre
East
2nd
and'Ehrgood
visited
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Ken-
7:30 p in , Christmas Eve service
.«t the home of their sister, Mrs. Roy
George Washington left this coun­
10 a m , S u n d a y "chooi.
therl !
~ PeS05, TeX ' and Roberta ^tended a pinochle party nick in Vale Sunday. In the after­
Hirai.
try only on.-e. for a trip to the West
to
the
Carlsbad
Caverns.
at
lhe
Rube
Graham
home
in
Newell
11 a m . morning worship.
Ask a Frlgidaire owner. Washers
noon Mrs. Kennick and Mrs. Cart­ Indies.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Norland en­
Mr. and Mrs. C. M Morris and Heights Friday afternoon.
7:30 p m . evangelistic service.
and dryers Peterson Furniture Co.
tertained for Mr and Mrs. Roger family wore guests at the home of
Mrs. John Anker and Mrs John
Norland and family New Year's eve C B Hill home Sunday.
Packwood attended an executive
Mr and Mrs. Roger Norland cele­
Mrs. Forrest Hardman and daugh­ meeting of the Mary and Martha
brated their wedding anniversary on ter, Diane, returned from a short
society at the Presbyterian church
New Year’s day in Boise. Accom­ visit to P rtland New Year'.- eve. On
in Adrian Friday afternoon.
panying them were Mr. and Mr.-. New Y ears day the Hardmans were
Mr. and Mrs. Dyre Roberts were
Gene Cottier of Caldwell.
guests in the Bert Treadway home in Nyssa and Ontario Tuesday on
Mr and Mrs Irvin Toplifl were ^ p arnla
business. Mrs. Roberts who is the
among Che guests attending a pot-
. ,.
. . .
March o f Dimes chairman from Ad­
SCIENTIFIC
luck -upper at the L E. Robbins
M raand- Mr!, A , M Hammon
I s it p o t t ib le for (his strong c o p ilo t stock
PHONE
home in Nyssa New Year's eve.
I
*5dnesdaTy f,.rom an eXtended rian. consulted with Harold Hemg-
• * # In sw ro nco c o m p a n y to s a v * 1 5 % on
son.
who
is
the
county
chairman.
Mrs Irvin TopUff and daughters. v"l5lt in ° * den U u h
E ro in su ra n c e c o sts for o w n e r s o l botto*
Teresa and Marcia spent Friday
The freshmen and sophomore
Mr and Mrs. Miller Henderlider.
visiting her sister, Mrs. J. R. Suter classes of the Adrian high school at- Mr and Mrs Delbert Douglas and
180
F * o p orti o s i The a n s w e r to th is q u e stio n
of Parma.
J tended a skating party held In O n* family, all of Nampa, were New
n tn y m o o n m o n e y In y o u * p ocket I A s k uo.
Mr and Mr*. Roy Hirai and fam- t*rlo Tr.dty night. They were ac- Y e a r» dinner guest* o f Mr and
companies! by six teacher* and Mr* Dyre Roberts and family Nan-
trarwported to Ontario In the school ey and Oary Blade remained with
T Y P E W R I T E R S
RENSTROM
bus Many from Nowell Height* at- the Roberts far the rest of their
Compia*» Equipment — Low Coat
All Makes
tended this event
| school vacation
Bought—Boid Rented -Repaired
Insurance Agency
The Modern Pioneer chib 1* to
Mr and Mrs Dyre Roberta had
FU tohar'* T ypew riter E xch ange
Hi way 20 West
PO . Box 456- hold their monthly meeting at the as their guests Sunday. Mr. and Mrs
Nyssa, Oregon
Botse
Ph 36061
Idaho home of Mr*. Irvin Toplifl Tuesday, Burton Blade* and Mr and Mrs
Jan. 27.
Carl Flanary and family of Nampa
Apple Valley
Adrian News
Newell Heights
Big Bend
CALL US
HOW
FOR A GOOD JOB
WHEEL
BALANCING
WAGGONER MOTOR CO.
Nyssa Municipal Band Show
THURSDAY, JA N U A R Y 22, 8 p.m.
New High School Gym
Admission: Adults 1.00 -- Students 50c