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PAGE TEN THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 21. 1954 S o r i a l Í \r tiíiitii's Carole Wilson, Editor Phone 2233 Emmelt Garden Club Members Guests At Lunch Everybody’s Favorite O. E. S. Members Busy Parents Night and With Fall Activities Reception Held Officers and members of the Golden Rule chapter No. 131, Eastern Star visited last Wednes day evening in Vale with mem bers of the Golden Chain chapter No. 103, OES and their guest, Louise Irving, grand worthy matron of Oregon. The occasion was the annual district meeting Nyssa chapter installed Edith Starry and courtesy candidate of Ontario Star chapter 69. • 5 *— Robert Morris and Friendship night was held at the Masonic hall Monday evening by OES chapter 131. Following a rseume of the life of Robert Morris by William Schireman, an adenda was given by the Star points in an impressive candlelight cere mony. Mrt B. Wil-on, pianist and Mrs Herb Fisher, violinist, play ed "Caprice” and "Fiddlin, The Fiddle". Mrs. Don Graham gave a reading, "The Origin of th? Apron”. Distinguished guests presented were Mrs. Peterson, past grand worthy matron of Oregon and Mrs. M. Davis, worthy matron of Golden Chain chapter 103, Vale. Other visitors were from Wale, Pendleton and Ontario. A friendship barrel was opened with gifts for all. Host and hostesses for the soc ial hour were Mr. and Mrs.'B. B Lienkaemper, Mrs. Edward Boy dell and Mrs. B Wilson. Parents night and a reception for fourth graders of the Junior department of the Methodist church was held Friday evening at Jhe church. Honor guests were pupils that have entered the Jun ior department this fall On the agenda for the evening were a program, a movie and a social hour. The children played games and the parents visited. Refreshments were served un der the direction of Mrs. James Stephen, superintendent and Mrs. Clifford Fox, Mrs. Harry Nakash ima, Miss Dorothy Erwin and Mrs. Carlos Buchner, teachers. Emmett Garden club members were guests of the Nyssa ANK garden club at the Maurice L. Judd home for 1 o’clock lunch Mr. and Mrs. Mutt Hammon of eon last Tuesday. Places were Newell announce the laid for 45 guests. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Winn cele- marriage Heights of their daughter, Betty After luncheon, a program on ¡ brated their golden wedding an- Ann to Marvin Price, son of Mr. tto Art Of The Orient was given nixersary recently with a recep and Mrs. C. S Price of Ridge- Mrs. Don Graham displayed and tion at their ranch home on New view. talked of her many treasurers1 ell Heights They were married in They were married September from the Orient. Carvings or j La Grande. Oct. 9, 1904. .. 25 at Caldwell in the presence of Rosewood, Jade and Teak, many j Present at the reception were their parents textiles and pictures and ' thf.r children i. Mr. and Mrs. L. I A A t bridal . . t party to honor the | dishes, an interesting collection of jew E. Campbell of Drewsey, Ore., elry were shown. Gerald Winn, and Mr. and Mrs. >ounK couP|e 'vlU £ «lve" Orton Winn of Nyssa, Mr. and day ° lt 25; >n ‘he Ad' Mrs. Tom Nishitani presented Mrs. S W Coulter of Prairie Inan Presbyterian church base- j two Japanese flower arrange-1 ments, pointing out some of the! Citv and thirty-three other rela- ment tives. Mrs. Paul Richeart was un Both the bride and groom at main features of a Japanese ar- tended the Adrian school-;. They ' rangement. able to attend. will make their home on the Mrs. Snider told of the Shaw! Price farm in Ridgeview. Birthday Party Given gardens located in the center of Breathes there a man, with soul so bred, who never to his wife hath St. Louis. These have been given Said: “I Want A Lemon l’ie Like Mom Used To Make!” For Steven Alters *—* to the National Federation of j Action is the best reply . . . action quietly engaged in. But when you Steven Alters celebrated his Local Girl Given him a pie, make it the modern way with packaged lemon pudding Garden clubs for a new head hake sixth birthday Saturday at a Special Honor and pie filling mix. Then its texture will he smooth, its flavor rich and These gardens include tangy. party given him by his mother, Miss I^ois Wilson was given a quarters. you’ll be sure of it, because, like the modern automobile, many world renouned selections' which he And favors Mrs. Duane Alters. Games, favors special honor at the University of over the horse n’ buggy, its formula and production are standardized by science to give the best possible results. and refreshments carried the of Idaho last week when Mrs. plants. S.mply follow the package directions, adding sugar, water and egg Hallow’en theme. Melgard, Supreme guardian of yolks, saving the egg whites for the meringue. An added hint—s?>rcad Birthday cake and ice cream the United States Job's Daughters Mallys -Entertain the meringue to the edge of the pie, all ’round, to prevent shrinkage. were served to eighteen guests. made an official visit to the Mos i Saturday Evening ‘‘I’m Glad You Like My Lemon Pie!” will Le your demure response cow Job’s Daughters Bethels. when he passes his plate for a third serving. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Mallv! Jacksons Leave Lemon Meringue Pie Miss Wilson was introduced as j entertained Saturday evening for 1 package lemon pudding and 2 cups water For California a n out-of-state past honored j members of their Mr. and Mrs. I pie filling mix 2 egg yolks bridge club and Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Wilton Jackson queen. ‘,2 cup augur 1 baked 8 or 9-inch pie shell George Sallee and Mrs. Camp left Friday for California to visit 4 tablespoons sugar ? c ig whiles bell Baer, guest players. with Mrs. Jackson’s mother, Mrs. Double Group of Petts Co ,.dne pie filling mix, J-j cup sugar and \i cup of the water in Guests High prizes were won by Mrs. Thomas Hilton in Victorville. Be Come Has Discussion Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Evans sauc pa-i. Add egg yolks und blend well. Then add remaining 1 cups fore returning home, they will Members of the Come Double Tom Eldredge and Mr. Mally. w ' ;r. Cook and stir until mixture comes to a full boil and is thickened and Mrs. Joe Ward and Mrs. Mar attend a gas convention in Las class —about 5 minutes. Remove from heat. Cool only about 5 minutes, stir ion Ward and family of Malad, of the Christian church met Vegas, Nev. ring once or twice. Pour into pie shell. Bovdells Hosts To Ida., left Monday after visiting Friday evening at the church for ❖ —•> Beat egg whites until foamy throughout. Add 4 tablespoons sugar, five in Nyssa with Mr. and their discussion group meeting Friday Evening Bridge 2 tablespoons at a time, beating after each addition until sugar is Mrs. davs Mrs. Penrod Entertains Taft Pett. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Boydell blended. Then continue beating until meringue will stand in peaks. Harold Robbins led the dis Members of the Tuesday even cussion on Traditions and Ord- were host and hostess Friday ¡ Spread over pie filling. Bake in hot oven (425,iF.) 5 to 10 minutes, or Mr. and Mrs. Evans are Mrs. ing bridge club were guests last ances of the church. until meringue is delicately browned. Petts’ parents and the Mrs. evening to members of their Mr. j week of Mrs. Paul Penrod. Mrs. Wards are her sisters. and Mrs. bridge club. Dr. and __________________________ — ---- Duane Alters, Mrs. Ward Tyler At the close of the meeting, _ and Mrs. Leonard Hewett were Mrs. Bob Fangan and Mrs. Harold Mi T W Watts of Payette were Dinner Guests guest players Robbins served refreshments. guest players. Mrs. Frances Bates was a din Mrs Warren Farmer won high .;._.j. High score winners were Miss ner guest Tuesday evening of Eva Boydell and Mrs. Camp Miss Haney Visits Here Kent Boydell celebrated his Mr. and Mrs. Jim Teague. bell Baer. Janell Haney of Boise was in *—4- j The second annual quartet fes second birthday anniversary at •1*—•!• Nyssa over the week end visiting Guests of Mrs. Morgan tival of the LDS Nyssa Stake a party Tuesday afternoon given Wednesday Evening Bridge her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Burt M I.A. will be held Oct. 28 at 8 by his mother, Mrs. Edward Boy-' Capt. and Mrs. Clayton Morgan Mrs. Joe Maughan entertained on Haney. and family of Sacramento. Calif., I ?’ mc ,Tbe ( f tival Wl1' be ,held at dell. Decorated birthday cake members of her Wednesday and ice cream were served. are visiting this week with Capt the Stakc evening bridge club. Guests were Guests of Roberts Nyssa. House on Alberta ave’ Guests were Mary Wahlert and Mrs. Dale Garrison, Mrs. Camp Mrs. W. A. Roberts of Salt Morgan’s mother, Mrs. Frank nue, quartets will compete. Mrs. Bill Wahlert, Lee Brendle bell Baer and Mrs. Murl Lan Lake City and Mr. and Mrs. Morgan and with other relatives The Eleven quartets will be of three va- and Mrs. Harold Brendle and an dfriends. caster. j rities: male, female, and mixed Kenny Church and Mrs. John Roberts of Layton, Utah, Mrs. Rex Voeller won high Welten voices. Three judges will be pres- Church were week end guests of Mr. and To Silver City score and Mrs. Ray Russell, low. Mrs. -60*- Snoden Roberts. Mr. and Mrs. Art Smith and 1 ent—one each from Weiser, New family of Vale and Mr. and Mrs. Plymouth and Nyssa. Mrs. Herriman Hostess Dinner Guests of Haneys Albert Swain of Hood River and Each quartet will present two Mr. and Mrs. Neil Petterson Mrs. J. L. Herriman was host Guest Mr. and Mrs. Larry Newby and Mr. an dMrs. Ward Wieneke and numbers, one serious and one entertained at dinner Tuesday ess to her Thursday afternoon family of Everett, Wash, were family spent Sunday at Silver light. Judging will be based on evening for C. R. Kesler, who re bridge club and Mrs. Murl Lan guests last j musicianship, intrepretation and week of Mr. and Mrs. City. caster, guest player. returned from Korea, Mr. ; stage presence. The quartets com- cently High prizes were won by Mrs. Burton Haney. and Mrs. Jay Bunn and family, i prise both experienced and inex Carl, Karma Guests of Mitchells A H. Bovdell and Mrs. Tom Eld- and Sally Kesler voices of all ages. Luncheon Guests red ge. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Olsen and perienced and Jerry Williams. Lewis, stake M I.A. The Rev. and Mrs. Robert O. Paul of Roseburg, are guests this Mrs. Lloyd _.;. extends an invitation to Jackson were luncheon guests week of Mr. and Mrs. D E I | chorister, Overnight Guests the public to attend Moyle Mrs. Powell Hostess Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Ilant and Saturday of Mr. and Mrs Albert Mitchell. Brown, baritone, music instructor Mrs. Eddie Powell was host Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hant of Stock- Seward in New Plymouth high school, ess to members of her Wednesday Sunday Guests ton, Utah, were overnight guests present two solo numbers. evening bridge club last Wednes of Mr. and Mrs. Ray C. Lewis Guest of « Jones Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Smith and will Contestants will be present day evening. Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Ray of son, Lynn of Jerome spent Sun from the six wards of the stake: Mrs, John Ostrom, Mrs. Elmer ; E. W. Hant is a brother of Mrs. Boise spent Sunday visiting Mr. day at the home of Ray C. Lewis. Vale, Nyssa First, Nyssa Second. Jaques and Mrs. Powell were Lewis. .< • C C llM M and Mrs. Grant Jones. Mr. Smith is Mrs. Lewis’ nephew. Ontario, Awyhee and Parma. prize winners. Ranch Home Scene of Marriage Announced Wedding Anniversary -1 Annual Quartet s5£ándph¡gh.,nd Dr Wam w°" F estival Oct. 28 K. Boydell Celebrates Birthday Anniversary SEE RICHARD L. 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T1 P. or at a si he Lt J ,i ri bi A SI Pi se e\ H or Eat More Beef te K hi FARM BU ILD IN G S Katie Hall spent the week end Dinner Guest in Boise visiting Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Frances Bates was a din W. B. Peterson and family. ner guest Sunday of Mrs. F. J. Strasbaugh. Guest Of Lowes Mrs. Ronald Lowe of La Grande is in Nyssa visiting Mr If you have something to sell and Mrs. William Lowe and Mr.1 or would like to buy, use the Journal Classified Ads. and Mrs. Ralph Lowe. fit vi ! Here From Vale Guest In Boise M a J< Ji M di D ex Ei m ni N H dt P; Ji c* ai D. he Li W Pi ro di •J*— Mrs. Effie Larson and Steven Mrs. LeRoy Barton and Brent of Oregon Slope visited Friday and Le Ann of Vale were guests with Mrs. Edison Child. Sunday of Mrs. Richard Mason and Mrs. Dorothy Bibbey. ht w P U B S ® Guests Of Mrs. Child R dt -is WE GIVE S & H GREEN STAMPS NYSSA PHONE 2t30
