Nyssa gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1937-199?, July 16, 1953, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2

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    THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. N Y SSÀ . O R E G O N
PAGE TWO
TIIK GATE CITY .M>1 KNAI.
THURSDAY. J U L Y 16. 1933
sounded like something out of the
dark ages Some of them appeared
to believe that youngsters of today
are l.ving in a perfect utopia.
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Frankly, we feel sorry for this
DUANE R. A LTE R S - - - - . - - Editor and Publisher
generation of kids for several reas­
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Advertising Manager
ons. While most of them are mak­
RIC H A R D II N. YOST
ing the be-t of what we feel are
Ouanr R. Alter» and Geo. L. Whorton, Owner*
grave disadvantages over that cf
their parents and r.o doubt they
S U B SC R IPTIO N HATES
will mature as normal men and
In Malheur County. Oregon,
women, they have some ob-tacles tc
and Payette and Canyon
overcome that we adults didn't have
N E W S PA PER
Counties. Idaho:
to face.
1 year
l “* ,)0
We can't cast aside confused
BL I S HE R S
6 M onths
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thoughts of a four-year-old girl and
SO CIATIO N
El-ew here in the U.S.A..
her five-year-old brother who have
per > i i ----------$3 30
been shewed with dozens of toys,
.07
by two sets of doting grandparents
(Strictly in Advance)
and a multidude of admiring aunts
and uncles. The toys are frequently
u-ed and appreciated, but the thrill
Published every Thursday at Nyssa. Malheur County. Oregon.
that radiates from the two tots is
Entered at the postoffice at Nyssa. Oregon for transmission
when they are building huge houses,
through the United States Mails, as second class matter, under
television sets, small cities and virt­
the act of March 3, 1879
ual Industrial empires from scraps
of wood scavangered in an alley.
Th eir ingenuity is unbelievable
Tuesday, 2 p. m., relief society.
and their satisfaction is evidenced
Wednesday. 4 p. m.. primary: 1; by their long hours of contentment
p. m , M I A.
| free fre m ruffled tempers that a-
F IR S T
rise when mechanical gadgets break
F A IT H LU TH E R A N UHt RCH
Let one o f the most beautiful o f food creations, a Bavarian cream,
beyond repair or modern plastics
Church of Christ
Fifth Street and Park Avenue
give sumptiousness to fruits at dessert time. This classic starts as a
! crack for no ofher reason than a
C H R IS T IA N
John L. Briehl, Pastor
custard base into which whipped cream is folded. Then unfavored gel­
I change in temperature.
Austin J. H ullin' .worth. Minister
atine captures and molds the light, oh-su-smooth texture.
We
think
of
these
kids
and
their
10
a.
m.,
Sunday
school.
10 a. m., church school. Elvin
I f you do not wish to use a fancy nmid for the Bavarian, chill it in
I coming years when they will have to
1
1
a.
m
.
divine
worship.
Ballou, superintendent.
sherbet glar es which can go direct to the table. Or chill the dessert in
j
live
a
‘round-the-clock
schedule,
Wed.,
8
p
m.,
education
class.
11 a. m.. morning worship, directed
a bowl, and spoon portions into individual serving dishes. The fruit
You are cordially invited to wor­ 1 with their time planned by well
by minister.
garnish for this velvety custard can be fresh, canned or frozen. Sliced
meaning adults “ so they won’t get
7 p. m., Christian Youth Fellow­ ship with us.
or crushed strawberries, a compote of fruit heightened with rum flavor­
borf d and won't become delin­
C A TH O LIC CHURCH
ship.
ing, a medley of citrus fruits . . . all gain glory u ith this gelatine delight
quents",
We
already
are
pitying
tt p. m., evening worship.
Park Avenue and Third Street
Baiarian Fruit Dessert
| them when their parents, for fear-
Realbert Abies, O. K. M.
j of embarrassment, will forbid their
1
envelope
unflavored
gelatine
2 eggs, separated
Mass Sunday at 8 and 10 a. m going from store to store a-king for
ASSEM BLY OF GOD
1. teaspoon vanilla
1 2 cup sugar, divided
uid
daily
at
8
a.
m.
menial jobs. As they grow older,
Rev. Haskell Friend, Pastor
1 cup heavy cream, whipped
teaspoon salt
Saturday, 10 a. m., Catechism their ambitions to work at hard jobs
F ruits for garnish
1
cup* cold milk
South 2nd and Reece Ave.
classes.
for both financial and spiritual re­
10 a. m., Sunday school.
Mix gelatine,
cup of the sugar and salt in top o f double boiler;
munerations will be hampered by
gradually stir in cold nnlk. Place ovei boiling water and scald, stirring
11a. m., morning worship
protective laws that become more
CHURCH OF THE BRETH REN
constantly. Beat egg yolks slightly. Slowly pour small amount o f the
8 p. m., evangelistic service.
, strenuous each year.
Christian Center Mission
hot mixture over egg yolks. Return to double boiler and cook, stirring
Tues., 8 p. m , prayer service.
They won’t be able to choose be-
constantly until mixture coats the spoon, about 3 minutes. Remove fiom
Fast 2nd and'Ehrgood
Pri., 8 p. m., young people.
; tween playing baseball with a hand-
heat; add vanilla. Chill until mixture is slightly thicker than the
10 a. m., Sunday school.
consistency o f unbeaten egg white. Beat egg whites until s t iff; gradually
whittled two by two and a ball of
11 a. m.. morning worship.
T IIF CHURCH OF THE
beat in remaining
cup sugar. Fold in gelatine mixture and whipped
; string or a combination of football
7:30 p. m., evangelistic service.
NAZARFNE
cream. Turn into a 5-cup mold; chill until firm. Unmold and garnish
and cops and robbers in a vacant
Robert Jackson, Pastor
vith fresh, frozen or canned fruits. Y IE L D : 8 servings.
A D R IA N C O M M U N ITY CHURCH lot They will be scheduled with
10 a. m., Sunday school.
regulation suits, regulation balls and
Henry
E.
Moore,
Pastor
11 p. m., morning worship.
bats and an adult supervisor. They ------------- 1
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10 a. m., Bible school.
7 p. m., N .YP.S. and Junior meet­
will be scorned If they skip a sched- since it was founded 176 years ago
ings.
11 a. m., morning worship.
uled softball game to go fishing in and it has always offered the op-
11 a. m.. Junior church.
7 45 p. m., evangelistic service.
Snake river with a bamboo pole and portunity for every man to be king
their health will be impaired if they
We just don't like the idea of too
take a swim in an irrigation ditch many laws that say every man
C O M M U N IT Y M ETHODIST
CHURCH O F C H R IS T
Paone 2-2769, l’ arnia
instead o f a chlorinated pool.
must be king.
CHURCH
Parma, Idaho
Mrs.
Woodrow Wilson
Vernon L. Taylor, Minister
They'll miss the fun of saving
—---- — --- —— —
MoConnel Ave.
9:45 a. m., church school.
money
they
might
earn,
then
having
O. E. Robinson, Minister
to decide whether they really want
11 a. m., morning worship.
W.S.C.S. is having an ice cream
10 a. m., Bible study.
to buy a jalopy or accumulate a
7 p. m.. Youth Fellowship.
social Thursday evening, July 16, at
11 a. m.. morning worship.
fund for college. A generation ago,
Nyssa, Ore. July 11, 1933. the Apple Valley church. Homemade
8 p. m., Sunday evening service. that decision often had to be made Rodeo Manager and
ice cream, pie and cake will be ser­
L. D.S. 1st W ARD
Wednesday, 8 d . m.. Bible study, by high school youths, but now col- Newspaper Nyssa
ved.
Gordon Ray. Bishep
FREE M ETH O D IST CHURCH
le?e is a must and they have no part Qear S r , . ’
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Curtis and baby
9:15 a. m., priesthood meeting.
In the planning since finances for
Vn,,
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Adrian, Oregon
r
You had a very nice parade (what ° f Caldwell were Sunday dinner
10 30 a m., Sunday school
10 a. m., church school.
a„ . . ^ rL f J ^ 5 I could see of it > and since you were quests at the Jack Wilson heme,
7:30 p. m.. .«acrament meeting.
family budget along with food and
11 a. m., morning worship.
Mrs. Sara M iller was a Sunday
kind enough to invite me here I will
Tuesday, 2 p. m., relief society.
clothing as they are growing up.
in turn invite you to the Rose pa­ dinner guest at the Hicks home.
Wednesday. 4 p. nr, primary; 7:30 M ISS IO N A R Y B A P T IS T CHURCH
Th e boys can have no choice in rade in Pasadena. Calif., and the
Saturday evening after attending
p. m , M „ I. A.
Elder Lee Jolliff, Pastor
the Y . W. C. A. dinner at Parma,
Callstoga,
Calif..
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o
.the
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trade, go to college or join the Army ganized
10 a. m., Sunday school.
parade clockwork in the M r and Mrs. Jack Reed visited the
or Navy. They probably will have no west).
E Richard Barnes and the C. C.
L. D. S. 2nd W AR D
,11 a m., morning worship.
choice for the first year or more
Melvedt homes in Boise.
D. Hubert Christensen, Bishop
8 p m . evening worship.
after high school when thev 'ake
I f y0U * “
pernUt a Uttle ccn-
Miss Gertrude Hicks has been ill
9:15 a. m , priesthood meeting.
Wednesday, 8 p. m.. prayer service. an er nign scnooi wnen tney taice struct!ve criticism or more correctly
10i30 a. in., Sunday school.
ST. P A U L ’S EPISC O PAL CHURCH their compulsory m ilitary training, suggestions, I would say that wor the past few days.
Rev. Cari Gross, Rector
8 p. m., sacrament meeting.
uC ! ? those o f you who have had good
Mr and
Mrs. Conley Wilson and
ih yeaL
V * v 32: ,ur™ Ch V», , 5t
J; n k
Mr.
i
and know polite manners ^ m ily and Delmer Smith spent the
Morning worship and Sunday will not harm them in the least but ^ n g in g
they
will
have
lost
part
of
their
her-
m
!ght.
next
Rodeo
t
r
o
u
g
h
your
*eek-ei
end camping and fishing at
school. 9:30 a. m.
itage in having someone else
n,,h-.- press
nrP(Li instruct
4n. , rllI., the late comers Goose
I
, decide public
Goose Lake
and Bear Creek,
their lives They may even lose some
^
heigh 0f rudeness
Bobbie Reed, son of Mr. and Mrs.
of their natural patriotism through ancj the extreme of selfishness to Jaclc Reed, entered the Malheur
he compu.-.on that had ..iced hem wajjj right out in front o f someone Memorial hospital in Nyssa Monday,
since infancy.
and stay there.
where he will undergo minor sur-
I have been wonderfully blessed
We could weep in thinking about
x wiU never forget the two swa?_ gery.
In being restored to active life liter
our younger day - and long hours o f gerlng overalled, plaid shirt backs
^ r- and Mrs. Jewell McTnty’re and
being crippel in nearly every Joint
work—
If * we
we '»'ere inclined to exag- aIKj a green wrap around dress that children of Parma were Sunday din-
'z
° rJc 1
in my body and with muscular sore­
e r at,e. a.H^ I f ™
planked themselves in front o f me ner Buerts at the David B iy home.
ness from head to foot I had Rheu­
—but the memories of long hikes here and practically blocked my A fter dinner they enjoyed several
matoid Arthritis and other forms o f
explorations, overnight trips into whole view o f the parade. White ox- programs on television,
Rheumatism, -hands deformed and
I t ’s been said that people who the foothills unchaperoned, sandlot fords, no sox, very worn blue jeans
^ r- and Mrs. Milton Carver and
my ankles weie set.
ask silly questions are likely to get baseball and cops and robbers darllecj in tne seat with black -hread, M r- and M r' Eldon Pearson recent-
Limited space prohibits telling y >u silly answers That happened a few bring
a
nostalgia that
makes
more here but if you will write me days ago in the Inquiring Reporter us cheek for the long-flowing white bright green patent belt, green yel- ly returned frem an extended vaca-
low and pla.d blouse. Russian white- ticn trip up through Couer-'d Alene
I will reply ut once and tell you column o f the State-man
when beard that must be growing on our
P nderoy, K in g’s Gate, Canada and
how I received this a tiderful relief. someone asked, “ What advantages chin. We know that the good old blue eyes, "d .rty’’ blond, tarnished
puter expansion wrist band with a on up the Jasper to the ice field,
of life that you missed will you days were not so good in many res­
small boy In black tennis shoes on a back through Calgary, Glacier Na­
strive to give your children?”
pects.
b:ke he kept rolling into my feet. tional park. Montana, Yellowstone
Part of tho-e answering the que.-t-
W e hope that
rse kids o f today That was the left view of the parade. park down to Richmond, Utah and
:
n
sounded
like
they
had
lived
the
will
mature
more
than
this
gener­
2805 Arbor llills Drive
T o the right was the back of a red. back home.
lives o f
underprivileged
urchins ation ha a a l rebel at the regiment-
Elmer Parker. Parma, and Clinton
tan and white plaid olou-e, red -an-
I*. O. Box 3122
portrayed
I 1 in Oliver Twist
Twist. They re­ ation t;
we have allowed to creep
Butcher returned from a five-day
no
sox.
let
;
planted
far
apart,
Ja kson 7,
ippi
call-si ‘ heir juvenile financial di
in duri
he last few years. Amer- finger tips in hip pockets, tgestapo fishing trip in ;he McCall area.
irultie and long hours of work ; tat ica h:
progres-ed a long way tyle of -wagger), blue jeans, brown
Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow W il-on
bilt, brown purse, diamond colored :nd fam ily ar.d M o . Lloyd Samplo
r.d children -petit Sunday evening
t w r .:.o , reddish dark bljr.d with
wliite-blue eyes ringed in gray, pack- v ting in the Bob Edison heme near
a e of cigare-tes in shirt pocket, grid
c I -red exapsion wr. t watch. Had
I thought and sat on .he s.dtwalk
instead of my chair I most likely
could have seen the A’hoie parade
through her swaggering jeans!
^ T o finish filling up the "back
drop- was the green wraparound
The answer to everyday
dr-.-- opened in the back or closed
by 2 white buttons, white sandals,
Insurance problems*
x. white beads around neck,
dark brown horn rimmed glasses,
lightish brownish hair, brownish
black eyes, white purse . . . almost
BY
at in my lap once.
R
A
LPH
Since the.-e people are only Just
ample.- of many others who by their
LA W REN C E
actions proclaim they were raised
in a barn, i: might be for the good
o f all to give them a few public ln-
structlons on how to be polite to the
visitors they invite to your parades.
They are not children any more tun­
ic.-- in mind' and you may assure
them for me (print this letter if
you wish) that there Is nothing
beautiful about their back views that
they should feel so swaggering proud
to plant in front of other people and
leave there.
When these rude ones come in
late they should go to the back or
No matter what your work
on down the street.
I once visited a “ down south’’ city
or profession, you are elig­
and stood Just behind some colored
family who were sitting on chairs
ible to
at the curb A rather large girl start­
ed to stand in her chair but the
mother said "now Claribell you all
mustn't stand in front o f the lady,
IMutfratHd.- A f r o Falcon
she couldn't see through you !" when
they looked around at me I heard
See the luxurious, color-blended rakish lines o f this Aero Willvs
the woman say to a large boy on the
interior . . . the seating width of . . . rated above all other cars as
end chair "You-all give yo chair to
the lady!" She put a paper on the
over 5 feet front and rear . . . the the sjjest cur . . . the best bundling
curb in front o f her for the boy and
immense panoramic view from car (by Motor Trend Magazine)
insisted I take his chair. A lot is
said against the colored people but
inside. See all -f fenders from the and next to Cadillac as "the car
believe me that showed more un­
• If you’ll address your own in­
driver’s seat and note the racy. o f the \ ear".
selfishness and good breeding than
surance questions to this office,
the Ru-sian swaggers I tried to look
w e ll try to g.ve you the correct
See it and drive it to da y.
through yesterday.
answers and there will be n*
With all respect to those o f you
charge or obligation of any kind.
here a’ Nyata who are unselfish and
properly raised I am Most Smcerciy
N n u Indurane* Agoner
Yours
1M Main k
D ial ts u
Mrs E K O'Toole.
.
Riverside, California.
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Bavarian Cream Glorifies Fruits
W
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£g*s
Clll HCII NOTES
Apple Valley
L e tte r s to E d ito r
“ f°„“ Ä
ARTHRITIS ?
Fruitland.
M i. and Mrs. Furl B ston and
family and Dick Harri- jf Parma
cn.cked above Idaho C: ty Sunday.
Mr and Mr Jack Per: .field, who
<• assc-c ate i with the -tdeo bu-i-
vi ted at the Clint ;n Butrner
me la-t week. Mr. Per cif.eld at.d
r. Butcher grew up teg ether.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerrge G riffin m d
family and Mr. and Mr- Gene
H ney returned Sunday from a
week’ s fishing and camping t r p to
Stanley Basin and Payette Lake-.
They reported lots cf snev and very
good fishing in the Stanley Basin.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rucker and
family ; pen: Sunday at the tri-B lp-
tist ramp a: Warm Lake.
Mr and Mrs W ilfred J. Burch
and Clavton and Mrs Rcy Ash-
dr vn and baby of Puyallup. Wa h
and Mr- Hattie Evenson and sen c f
A-hton, Ida., were houseguests at
the Ken Robinson heme the xeet
end of the 4*h. Mr. Erne,;
o
May. Ida., was ah
Mr
Mrs. E d d i e Burch of B:ze: nan, Mo
vere v i -iters Wcc i:i€ day.
A ch it g. a - .rr a: :h e Fay c
. m t -M nd ay ab u; n oon
r.o damate to
: *
Ho*t
Mrs. C: III ns was ever n
nauMi m and was taken t > '-ne ho-,
p t ’ l. She win able to re; urn hem.
Monday evening.
Mr. >n<l Mrs. Pi ter Mitchell, xln
cy. P e ifr and Polly spent the m
end in Nyssa vihting at the ham.
cf Mr. and M r; G. J Mitchell M-
Mitchell and the children had a*,
r.ved here frem Chicago where theè
met Mr. Mitchell and returned v -
him to Seattle.
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Lewis left
Thur.-.day r.ight for Twin Falls *
STRETCH YOUR BUILDING $
With Your Heme Owned
N y ssa L u m b e r Co.
2x4 Dim. S4S Only .
$62.00 M
1x12 K. D. Pino S4S
Sheeting Only
$55.00 M
2x4 <& W ider Dimensions S4S
$30.00 M
Unit Lots Only App. 2500-il.
BarbedW ire 12-Gauge 2-point
80-Rod Roll Only
Metal Roofing Only
$9.35
$13.75 a Sq.
See JOHN
*
At The NYSSA LUMBER CO.
Dial 2295
*
Dial 2295
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Along The
EDITOR'S
BEET
Mrs. Lola S. Wier
(
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■ÈÀ a a a
U ovj ron Knm!
ALL ARE
ELIGIBLE
GIVE BLOOD
HAVE TIHS DRY-SOFT, STAY-SlvT,
SHELL H08SEHIDE Ift BOTH SOLES AHD UPPERS!
TANNED THAT WAY 3Y THE SECRET
WOLVERINE TANNING PROCESS!
GUESSING CONTEST
One Day Only —
Nothing to Buy
Saturday, July 20
^
Cake of ice in front of Everybody'*
as to B d Ui aY’i. ^ei?. come in and register your guess
as to how long it will take for the W O L V E R IN E shoe*
to melt out. Winner announced Tuesday.
PRIZE . . .
1 pair Wolverine Shoes
everybody
saves
at
Wed., Aug. 6
R0BERTS-NYSSA, Inc.
Second St. and Good Ave.
Nyssa, Ore.
W e Give S & H Green Stamj
OPEN TIL I P.M. SATURDAYS