News From Big Bend
Miss Helen Hatch
Phone Parm a 1-F21
THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY. JUNE 10. 1954
Mrs. Storm Returns
Mrs Ben Storm returned Fri-
from Gering, Nebr., after visiting
her parents, Mr and Mrs S. C.
Johnson and other friends and
relativ««.
j M
Kingman Kolony
Pollyanaa Club
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where she had taken Mrs. Rosa
Hurst to her home and had visit
ed for a week with friends and
relatives.
Mrs. Ed Brandt was pleasantly
surprised at a birthday dinner
Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Haney
and children of Nyssa were there
for dinner.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Toombs are
visiting a few days at the Conrad
Martin home in Cl&rkston, Wash,
and at the Vincent Scott home in
Rubbins, Idaho.
Mr and Mrs. James Phifer and
family visited Tuesday evening
at the Rube Graham home and
Sunday evening at the Thurman
Piercy home.
Mrs. L. L. Kreager and son,
Larry and Mrs. Guy Glenn and
son, Charlie returned home Tues
day from a 10-day trip. Their
trip included Nogales, Mexico
back through the petrified forest,
Painted Desert, Grand Canyon
and at Arlington, Ariz., they
visited Mr. and Mrs. Tony Kreag
er and at Coolidge Ariz., they
visited Mr. and Mrs. Kreager’s
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daughter and family Mr and
Mrs Dave Hall and children.
Mr and Mrs. Floyd Zesiger and
family of Vancouver, Wash, and
Mrs. Marjorie Honrath an d
daughter, Cindy of Vancouver,
visited Monday at the Oscar Sha
fer home.
Gene Zesiger visited Tuesday
and Wednesday with Fred Scha
fer. On Wednesday Mr. and Mrs.
Floyd Zesiger had dinner with
the Schafers.
Shirley Skinner visited Sunday
with Joyce Bowers.
Mr. and Mrs Gerald Conant of
Weiser and Mrs. Minear of Lu
cas, Kansas were Sunday after
noon visitors at the W J. Conant
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Furrow of
Caldwell, Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Day and daughter, Sandra, and
Mrs. James O. Stephen and
daughter, Kathy were Sunday
supper guests at the Claude Day
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Ashcraft
entertained their grand children
from Unity from Sunday until
Miss Cecelia Sillonis, daughter Roswell, Lona Shelton of Nyssa they all went rock hunting near On Friday afternoon in the
of Mr. and Mrs. Gus Sillons is and Sandy Smith of Boise.
Weiser.
Nazarene parsonage at Parma
among the class of nurses, who
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Boyce
Vande
Word
has
been
received
of
the
Miss Mardelle Bowers, daughter
graduate from St. Alphonsus hos Water motored to Payette Friday marriage of A/2c Miss Donna of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bowers
pital last Wednesday. Cecelia is night
after
their
daughter,
Lor-
Lee
Steelman
and
S/Sgt
Robert
became
the bride of Richard Cal-
from Big Bend and a graduate retta, who is employed there. Blaine Kesner of Ridgely, Va., in laham of
Parma. Miss Joyce
of Adrian high.
They met their daughter. Lor the Baptist church in San Raph- Bowers, sister
of the bride and
Harvey Hatch and Helen ac raine who was returning home eal, Calif Donna attended grade Raymond Callaham,
brother of
companied Mrs. Pauline McGin from Greenville, S. C. where she school in Wade and Adrian. Her the groom were bridesmaid
and
nis of Adrian and Mr. and Mrs. attended Bob Jones University parents moved t o Middleton best man. Mr. and Mrs. Callaham
Boyce Vande Water to Nyssa the past nine months.
where she graduated from high will make their home in Grants
Thursday afternoon where they Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson, school. They both are in the ser- j Pass.
Only the immediate family
attended the funeral of Clarence Alice and Jimmy, Mr. and Mrs. vice and will be stationed at attended
(Shorty) Winters of Tacoma, for Ernest Seuell and family and Hamilton Air Base in Hamilton, Mr. and the Mrs. wedding.
Ralph Phifer of
mally of Big Bend and Adrian. Gary Smith attended the Cub and Calif.
Eugene
visited
last
Mr. and Mrs. James McGinnis Boy Scout dinner in the Adrian Mr. and Mrs. Will Robinson Berle Phifer home. week at the
of Adrian were Sunday dinner church basement Sunday In the and Mrs. Bawtinheimer of Ros Mr. and Mrs. Jack Phifer of
guests of her parents, Mr. and afternoon the Scouts all went to well visited Friday evening at Eugene visited last week at th
Given’s hot springs for a swim. the Frank Miller home.
Mrs. Harvey Hatch.
Bowers and James Phifer
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller ac- * Chas
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Higgins and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cartwright companied
homes.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Garritt
(
Anna Blanche, and Mr. and Mrs. left Friday evening for Burns on
and girls of N ew ell! Mrs. Lynn Hurst returned
George Elfers were Sunday din a fishing trip and visited Mr. and Timmerman
Heights
to
Ontario
last Thursday.! Thursday from Myrtle Creek
ner guests at the Boyce Vande Mrs. Robt. Rothermick. Enroute
Water home. Afternoon callers they encountered a snow storm
were Mr and Mrs. John Thomp and reported a foot of snow on
son and Alice, Mr. and Mrs. Carl the nearby mountain.
Fogelman of Nampa, and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Pug Swigert
Mrs. Grotviett and twin daught made a trip to Smiths Ferry, Ida
ers of Nyssa.
Sunday. They reported a snow
THERE’S A WEALTH OF HEALTH IN
Mrs. Perle Abbott and children storm.
visited at the senior Abbott Judy and Tommy Attebury of
home and helped him celebrate Ontario spent the week end w’ith |
his birthday day last Sunday.
their aunt, Mrs. Irma Hopkins,
Harvey Hatch attended the while their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Board of Control meeting in James Attebury attended a Lions
Boise last Wednesday.
club meeting in Sun Valley.
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Judd of Mr. and Mrs. Varner Hopkins,
Newell Heights and Mr. and Mrs Faye Marie, and Kenny visited
M. M. Greling of Twin Falls, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hopkins and
visited Mrs. Mary Brumbach Mon- Janet in Yakima, Wash., over the
Memorial week end returning
day afternoon.
Tuesday.
Johnny Bishop o f Nampa
spent from Monday to Friday Mrs. Clara Cassell of Payette,
...__.
with his grandmother Brumbach spent the past week visiting at
and Uncle Ezra.
! ‘he Harvey
” atc* home'
Thurs:
Mrs. Cassell
accompanied
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller and day,
Mrs. Myrtle Hatch to Caldwell
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Miller attended and
visited her aunt, Mrs.
a family dinner at the home of Jessie they
Paine
formerly to of her
Roswell
their daughter and sister, Mr. and | j^rs c assell returned
home
Mrs. Garritt Timmerman and M q
afternoon.
little girls in Newell Heights Mr and Mrs Sal,y Molt are
Sunday. ,
__ . the parents of a girl, born Sun-
Mr. and Mrs. Phil
an day morning in the Caldwell
family and her parents, Mr and Memorial hospital.-The baby was
Mrs. R. D Knapp and a brother, named Lola Kay
Mr. and Mrs. Roy b->iaPP and an Mrs. Myrtle Hatch made a trip
uncle, Mr. and Mrs. arvey ^ Payette Tuesday to see her
Knapp and family attended a friend Mrs Clara Cassell who
picnic at the home of Mr. and returned witb ber for a visit.
Mrs. Glen Knapp in Ca due
Mrs. Myrtle Hatch and her
Sunday.
house
Mrs. Clara
Casesell,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Jones Mary visited guest,
h(?r brother
Ralph
Stark
Ann and Victor, and Mr. and Mrs. Friday afternoon. On the way
Leo Kellar and girls, attended the bome tbey caHed on Mrs. Mary
Davidson picnic in Caldwell at Brumbach. They taiked over
the Memorial park last Sunday. their wedding days. Mrs. Brum
There were about 70 relatives bach was married June 4, in Illi
present.
and Mrs. Cassell June 4, in
Mrs. Myrtle Jones and family nois,
Roswell,
Idaho and both ladies
have been enjoying a visit with set up house
keeping in Big Bend
her sister, Mrs. L. W. Owen and in 1902.
husband of Portland the past Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hatch,
two week’s. They returned to Helen and Phillip and Mrs. Clara
their home Monday.
Cassell visited at the Ira Pettis
Mrs. Arthur Gale attended the home
in upper Arena Valley
funeral of her sister-in-law, Mrs. Thursday
evening with her cou
Irene Ricks of Idaho Falls last sins, Mr. and
Paul Erickson
week and visited in the Star val- and family of Mrs.
Minneopolis,
ley where she saw a herd of and ^rs. Betbei wing aind Minn.
new
wild buffalo and deer.
baby
daughter
of
Caldwell
who
Miss Agnas Houtman w h o are spending a few days with
w'orks in the Photo shop in Pay- their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ira
ette became ill and spent last j pettis
week at home with her parents, Jimmy Stoker, son of Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Houtman. Mrs. Lee Stoker, Allen Fahren-
She returned to her work Mon brich, son of Mr. and Mrs. John
day.
and Junior McGin
Mrs. Raymond Cartwright en Fahrenbrich
nis,
son
of
Mr.
and Mrs. James
tertained 20 little folks to a birth- McGinnis, and grandson
of Mr.
day party Saturday afternoon for and Mrs. Harvey Hatch, were
her two little boys, Donnie and cbosen from the Adrian junior
Ronnie.
. . . , class to attend “Boys State” being
Mrs. Pearle Abbott entertained bejd ¿n gaicm June 6 through
Saturday afternoon with a birth-, tbe j2th. The boys are staying at
day party for her son, Rickie. > tbe Willamette Univeersity.
Those present were Mrs. Marvin Mrs. Rosie Thompson of Burns
Abbott, Karen and Robert, Mrs. -g Spendjng a few days at the
Norman Abbott and Larry, Mrs bome
ber sisteri m Y s . Ralph
Ray Abbott and Ronnie all of gtark
Mrs. Irma Hopkins and Mrs
Lyda Vande Water are taking the
children to Bible school in Ros
well at the Baptist church. The
ladies are both teaching and help
ing in the Bible school.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Davidson of
Pleasant Ridge, Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis Hoke and baby of Parma,
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Diderickson
TWICE-BAKED POTATOES: Bake
and son and Mr. and Mrs. Leo
potato in 375° oven. In 1 hour, spoon-out
Kellar and girls, spent the even
potato from peeling and place in mixing
ing with their parents, Mr. and
bowl. Add fresh milk, butter, seasonings;
Mrs. Jack Jones, Mary Ann and
whip. Stuff potato jacket with finely-
Victor. They enjoyed some slide
whipped potato mixture. Garnish with
pictures their son, Donald who
chopped, cooked bacon, chives, butter,
lives in Denver had sent them.
and grated cheese. Place in hot oven for
They served ice cream and cake.
few minutes, until top forms golden crust.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Jones Mary
Ann and Victor, and Mr. and Mrs.
There’s a full measure of pleasure in that golden pat of butter. . . and
Leo Kellar and girls, visited at
the home of her brother, Mr. and
sunshine health besides! But that’s not all: the very butter that helps
Mrs. Bdb Davidson in Pleasant
Ridge and enjoyed a hamburger
to make us healthy—also helps to make us wealthy. You see, that’s Snake
: fry Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dyre Roberts and
River Valley butter. . . and the dairy farms of Snake River Valley are a
girls enjoyed a visit with her
major source of prosperity to all of us who live here. Last year
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Miller
Henderlider,
and
Mr
and
Mrs.
F t — Pick-up & Delivery Burton Blade and family and
the dairy industry brought more than $65,000,000 income to our area.
15 N. 2nd
Phone 2650 j Marie and Delbert Douglas of
And it employs thousands of persons. So put plenty of butter on
! Nampa Sunday. In the afternoon
OUR VALLEY
Butter makes it better.
IT'S NO
TROUBLE
TO BE WELL
DRESSED
WHEN YOUR
CLOTHES
GO TO
GATE CITY
CLEANERS
AUTO REPAINTING
BODY REPAIRING
PRUYN
&
TURNER
On« Block W«st of Cloverlawn
and
918 Emison
Dairy
Phone 2230
that Idaho baked potato; butter makes it better . . . so many ways!
JUNE IS DAIRY MONTH, rem inding u* to use more o f our own good
dairy food* every day o f ihe year, for health, nutrition and downright
good taste. The dollar you »pend for dairy products is a dollar you’ll
see again. Support farm industry that helps support you!
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HO^ ? P OWE R
c if u c iú j
DottSoMUCH CortsSoUTTLE?
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Schafer
and Jack Elliot attended ‘ Shorty’“
Winter's funeral in Nyssa Thurs
day afternoon.
Merritt Creeling and his moth
er, Mrs Lena Creeling of Twin
Falls called in the neighborhood
Sunday and Merritt returned to*
Twin Falls that evening and Mrv.
Greeling remained to visit old
friends around Adrian, returning
to her home Friday morning.
Mrs. Kenny Altig of Green-
leaf. visited a few days with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Art Sparks.
Mr. and Mi
hel Thomp
son and Mr. and Mrs. Boh
Thompson of Nyssa went fishing
at Ironside Monday.
Mrs. Herschel Thompson and
Gary visited in Emmett Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Auker and
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Fogleman and
family of Caldwell visited Sun
day at the Carl Begeman home.
Mrs. Begeman's mother of Wash
ington is helping her with her
work while she has been unable
to get around.