THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON.
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[DONALD DUCK
By W a lt Disney
The Week's I!u Acres News
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THURSDAY. JUNE 25. 1953
Farmerettes flub
Mr and Mrs. J. H. Preston and
Bob Blakesley left fcr Twin FalL> af-
| ^t*r spending several weeks visiting
1 the Harry Wood and Frank Pretton
homes Bob left a few days later for
California where he will undergo
further hospitalization.
Mr and Mrs. J. T Martin had a
gathering of old friends at their
home Sunday in honor of their visit
ing daughters.
Visiting at the G. E Pulsipher
home Sunday afternoon were Polly
Ballard of Parma. Deanna and Eve
lyn Evans, Mrs. H E Sager and sons,
and Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Wild of Pay-
V
ette.
discu sed and hospital gowns to be
sewed for the Malheur Memorial
ho'p.tal in Nyssa were taken by sev
eral members. Hostesses were Mrs.
Bessie Cary and Mrs Emma Orcutt.
Richard Jenkins ¿.ad dinner at
the heme of his mother, Mrs. G E
Pulsipher, Monday.
S.F.C. James Johnson and family
from Fort Lewis has been visiting
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bob John
son.
Members of tne Do More 4-H club
met at the Community hall Friday
night for their fun night. They
played softball until dark and then
held a meeting to discuss what rec
reation they were going to have the
remainder of the summer. The pro
program to be given at the county
picnic was rehearsed and Bob Thom
son led them in some new games he
had learned at short course.
Mr. and Mrs. John Murphy of Nys
sa visited with Mr. and Mrs. G. E
Pulsipher at their home Thursday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Hann have been
entertaining Mr. Hann’s sister, her
husband and son from Gordon. Neb
Mr. and Mrs. O^car Samuels re
turned h< me Monday evening after
visiting relatives in Kin.-as and
Mis'ouri.
Mrs. J. T Martin and daughter
were guests of Mrs. Tom Lyda Fri
day. She took them to Bci e
Middleton, Meridian and N.imp.t
Terry and Warren Montague
traveled to Boise Friday to soe the
Shrine circus on the trip sponsored
by the business men of Payette
| county.
Visiting at the home of Mr. and
Mr', Bob Johnson is their daughter,
Mrs. Rite Bally, and her daughter
trom Portland. Nonme will stay to
;>end the summer with her grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Johnson.
Mrs. Ravena Carlson and sons,
Larry and Le Roy, of Denver and
Mrs. Marilyn Lynch and children.
Steven and Marsia of Springfield,
Ore. were guests of Mr. and Mis.
i J. T. Martin this week.
all returned home Monday.
The Farmerettes club met at the
Ralph and Billy McCracken ac
ts mpumed Mr'. Geo. Bi-'endorfer hall Wedne-day afternoon with 15
when she returned from Salt Lake member.' and three children pres
City last week Their parents plan ent. Plans for making a quilt were
Mrs. George Morler
to come after the boys this week-end.
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Mr. and Mrs. A1 Thompson and
their grandson, Gary and D nnie,
Four men from this community spent lii't week-end in Twin Falls.
left l.i-t Friday night for National They left Friday and returned hone
Guard camp at Ft. Lewis, Wash. M
They were Dim BowFrs. Fred Mit
Mr. and Mrs K. I Peterson and
chell. Don Bullard and Gerald Zit- Donna visited at the Wm. Toomb
♦eTcob
home Thursday evening.
Jack Schenk is in the Nyssa hos
Mrs Dale Ashcraft and Mrs. Wm
pital after having suffered a heart Tiximb attened the Ladie- Pinochle
attack last week.
club held at the home of Mrs. Ruben
Mrs George Hast and infant Graham Friday afternoon.
daughter. Carla May. returned from
A1 Th nip n and Mrs. Herschel
the Ny.-v'j hospital Monday of this Thompson and two boys visited with
week
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Earp.
Mr and Mrs. George Moeller and of Emmett one day last week.
daughters left Saturday for a
Leon Price of Brogan visited with
month's vacation in Arkansas.
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
Mr and Mrs. Otis Bullard return Price Sunday.
ed Friday from spending a week at
Visiting at the A1 Thompson home
TRUCKS
their cabin at McCall.
Sunday were his brother and wife.
Visiting ince Tue-day at the .Jay Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Thompson < 1
Warner home were Mr. and Mr- Emmett.
Howard Anderson and four children
Mr and Mi-'. Orland White and
of Hibbings, Minn.
daughter of Ontario visited at the
Mrs. Jim Crummit and children Raymond Price heme Sunday after
of Boi>e spent Sunday at the Jay noon.
Warner home.
Visitors at the F. P. French home
Bible school began Monday, June Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. James
22 at the Arcadia school home and Gray from Senica, Mis- Gayle R 'it
will continue through Friday, June ers of John Day. Mr and Mrs. Clar
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ence Bard of near Cairo Junction, ;
delivered
Johnny Tucker and E Wright of their daughter, Mrs. DorLs Holaday, I
John Day were Sunday visitors at and her three daughters, Virginia,
locally
the Jay Warner home
Patty and Barbara from Ukiah and
A picnic was held Sunday at the Mi'S Doris Hasegau of Cairo Junc
Norman Hlpp home honoring Mrs. tion. In the group was Mr. French's
Lawrence Carlson and son, Larry, oldest daughter, oldest granddaugh-
of Kent, Wash Those present be- ter and oldest great-granddaughter.
sides the honored guests were the
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John Irby family and the Royce Irby SALAD DRESSING
105 HI’ Valve-in-head Fngine • 8.0 to 1 Com«
family of Payette, the Joe Logsdon
’■* cup ice water
pression
Ratio • “ 6-Footer” Cab • 45-Ampere
lamily of Baker. Mrs. Kia-le and
h cup nonfat dry milk solids
Generator • Double-Acting Shock Absorbers
Gordon and the Norman Hipp fam
1 3 cup commercial or homemade j
salad dressing
ily
• Recirculating Ball-Bearing Steering • Self-
2 teaspoons sugar
Visitors during the week at the
Energizing Brakes • Synchro-Mesh Trans
\ teaspoon salt
George Hust home were Mrs Minnie
1 8 teaspoon dry mustard
White f P.iM tte Mr Jhn Daniel'
mission • 6-I‘lv Heavv-Dutv Tires.
Da-h cayenne pepper
and children of Weiser atul Mrs Dm
2 tablespoons lemon juice or other
Coriell of Boise.
• M o d e l 101 22. D U A l- R \ N G t TRUCK HYDRA M A T IC ond other optional
The Harold Houston family atul tart Juice
equipment, accessories, state and local taxes, if any, additional. Prices
Place Water In small bowl. Add ,
Mr anil Mrs. Ben Houston drove to
m ay vary jl .jhfly in c
ng commen t es due to shippinQ c h a rp M *
Weiser Tuesday to attend the fun nonfat dry milk solids and beat with
eral of Hank Shaw Mrs. Ben Hou a rotary beater until smooth and
All p ric e s subject to c h a n g e without notice.
ston went on to Council to spend a thick. This takes about 10 minutes
■vith a hand operated beater. Add
few days.
Mrs. Harold Houston, Peggy and other ingredients and blend well.
Tom came h me from Eugene, where Chill and serve on salad. Makes 1
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NYSSA, OREGON
Tom had attended school this past cup.
term.
Around Arcadia
their h e m s - at 19 S 3rd street Mr.
viiere they called cn cld friends. At Portland.
T.m a l. a b. '.her of Mr- G L.
a. .'e they took the children to Julia
Mr Frank Preston and Mr. unJ S01-th of Ny .-a.
Davis park.
Mrs. Clyde Denning of Parma re
Mr. and Mrs. Maylin Maxfield and
Horace Wood is now attending the turned Thursday from San Leon-iro family returned la.'t Sunday after
Air Force National Guard encamp where they were called by the un spending three weeks in Salt Lake
expected death of their three year City and Southern Utah.
ment at Boise.
The Grange gave a potluck dinner cld niece and granddaughter.
Eld red Irving Is visiting at the
Bob Thomsen, Don Hutchinsen home of h i' parent'. Mr and Mr' E.
f r the community June II. The play,
“Tubaccy Road with Detours,” was and Marilyn Cary returned home W. Irving before leaving to spend
again presented. The Evans family Wednesday after spending the last the summer in Canada He has been
-ang the Crow Song. M i s s Phyllis five days at 4-H shert course in Mos attending the University of Oregon
at Eugene.
Evans was presented with a scholar- cow.
Rev. and Mrs. Austin J. Hollings
M.ss Corynne Fry returned re
'hip to Boise Junior college. After
the meeting the members had a cently from a week's trip to Salt worth arrived home last Thur-day
following a two weeks vacation. Mrs.
charivarie for the George Pulsiphers. Lake City.
Shirley Loe has ended her visit John Schoenwald and daughter,
George obliginly wheeled his new
Darlene of Vale accompanied them.
wife through Nyssa streets in a little with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. They visited Mr. and Mrs. Dan
red wagon and then treated the Bob Johnson and has returned to Doyle at Naples. Idaho; Mr and.
her home at Cornilus, Ore.
crowd.
Mr^. R A Lyford at Kallispell,
The Do-Mcre 4-H club attended Montana, Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Living
Miss Jean Evans has been enter
taining her cousin, Babe Evans from the County 4H picnic at Payette ston at Plains, Montana and toured
Saturday. They contributed a song the Glacier National Park. They
Nampa all week.
The 4-H girls enrolled in cooking by Kenneth Keck and a short skit, returned by way of Payette Lakes
projects met at the home of their "Weather or Not,” to the entertain where they spent some time
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Field are in
leader, Mrs. Olive Thomson. Thurs ment.
Slaterville, Utah, where they went
day afternoon. The girls cooked and
to attend the furenal of Mr. Field’s
practiced judging. Mrs. Thomson
LOCAL NEWS
father.
erved refreshments.
Mr. and Airs. Robert Timson of Friday evening dinner guests of Mr.
Mrs Frank T. Johnson recently Tacoma Wash, former Nyssa res and Mrs. Ray Strickland were Rev.
vent to the veterans hospital in idents have moved to Nyssa to make and Mrs. Austin Hollingsworth.
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drrwent surgery at the Nyssa hos
pital Tuesday Mr Hurst was able
4o return to her home Saturday Mrs
Weeks who Is from Mirtle Creek
Ore., plan.' to st.u until her mother
Is tip and feeling better
Mr and Mrs Art Spark and Dick
attended an Evans reunion In Cald
well Sunday This affair Is held each
year in honor of Mr' Spark'1 moth
er’* relative'
Those from this community who
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