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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. N YSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY. JANUARY 13. 1955 » • I -\ r n il's ?UCUU e were at the IOOF Mrs. s. Bill in and 1 were e Bel- i Mi i Aft: : Badge Club Meets ^§trs. Harry Miner was hostess week to members of her day afternoon bridge club Leonard Hewett and Mrs. Ca npbell Baer were guest play- tirs. C. A. Mallv wa- high score mer and Mrs. Hewett won The veling score prize Missionary Society Has Thurs. Meeting Tossy Spivkovsky, Sunshine Club Holds Friday Meeting Violinist To Be Members of the Golden Hour Missionary society of the Na/ar- G l I G S t ene church met Thursday evening ening at the home of Marie Coate and Gertrude Allmon Mrs. George Pullins led the devotions and Virginia Voight gave special readings. Mrs. Rob ert O Jackson conducted the study on India At the close of the evening j Mrsu Don Wilson was presented w,th a Pink and blue 5hower S'*t Refreshments were served by the hostesses. jV lO n c lC lV •* Mrs Nettie Bennett was host ess to members of the Rcbekah lodge Sunshine club at her home Friday afternoon Officers for 1955 were installed and include Mrs Bennett, president; Mrs Tom Johnson, vice president and Mrs. Nat Cohn secretary. The afternoon was spent play ing bunco. Prizes were won by Mrs Al Thompson. Mrs. Blanche Neeley and Mrs. Helmer Ostrom Refreshments were served by Mrs. Walter Fox, Mrs. Harry Kingrey and Mrs. Bennett. PAGE NINE Cure Budget Jitters W ith Inexpensive Meat Loaf v « * i if Mr. were id and and ttebey guests J Mrs. 1 Mrs. Edison Child was hostess to members of the Amity club at the home of Mrs Elwood Flinders. Friday evening. Mrs. Vern Moncur gave a mag azine article report on “ Prime Minister Nehru” , as written by his sister in India. Luncheon was served by the hostess. Mrs. Calvin Wilson will be hostess to the next meeting at her home Jan. 21. Mrs. Van Twisk On Vacation To The East Mrs. Jake Van Twisk left last Wednesday for an indifinite visit with her daughter and son-in- law, Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Torrey, Jr., in Boston. Mrs. Van Twisk will visit in New York before re turning home. Irolvn Brandt Guts’ Birthday Party MisS O’Brien I.vnda Cundall Has Miss Carolyn Brandt was guest r> -i- 0 Birthdav Party of honor at a birthday party Re*urt' s Tt> 0 * den Lynda Cundall celebrated her «v en Friday evening at the home t M‘ss Norah ° Bnen returned to seventh birthday anniversary at of her parents, Mr and Mrs. E. her home in ° g dt' n Sunday after the home of her parents. Dr. and — ..... in Nvs— H Brandt. Miss Brandt was 18. --------- spending the holidays Nyssa Mrs. Joe Cundall. with Mr. and Mrs. C. A Mallv. J T h e sixteen guests attended the The afternoon was spent play Tossy Spivakovsky ridian-Nyssa high basketball TU , A i P°“ nd tkis every year bills are pouring in, and the food ing games and prizes were given gane and luncheon was served. T h om p son s Guest M,d/ ° u U Sufft:,,n* a,s*'Kt)t attack of awmia. The result, of course. . , to winners. Tossy Spivakovsky, world-fam- . . Returns H om e Mis. Homemaker is left draining her brain of ideas for serving inex Guests were Barbara Anderson, pensive meals that still remain hearty and fine tasting Mrs. Celia Titus of Durkee. ed v‘olln virtuoso will provide M Pox Hostess No one will deny that meat loaf is a standby during these days and Ore . returned to her home Fri- ent^r‘ ainment for the second pro- llene Pearson. Suzy Stun/. Janet Gregg, Judy Moncur. Cathy Low T< r Pinochle iu u u u c Club ^.UU | day wlfh'tht «*?!■? kro<X] ijfc,pe fol' ° ne ,hat furnishes extra nourishment dav after after visiting visiting with Mr. and gram *n , thls season s series of and Diane Tobler. Ice cream, with the addition of the cereal favorite... 40% bran Hakes concerts for members of the Mal ■M rs. Walter Fox was hostess Mrs. Bob Thompson meal, \\ hy don’t you, with a good hot soup. Then on the heur County community conceit birthday cake and punch were ■ members of her Wednesdav -j.__ meat loaf plattci add parsley potatoes and serve with large quantities can G E N E R A L served and each guest was given associations. Tossy will appear in aft ernoon pinochle club at her W ahlerts Leave of mixed green salad. Plenty of hot coffee (milk for the kids) will be candy favors. A M E R IC A save 1 5 % the Ontario high school auditor me. Prizes were won by Mrs. welcome along with a simple dessert. No one will ever guess the ium Monday, Jan. 17 at 8:15 pm ., pocketbook is "broke if you don’t mention it. on fire insurance for m McConnell, Mrs. John Barn For Two Weeks Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wahlert left Few soloists on the American Bob Keveren Returns ett Mrs. Helmer Ostrom and Mrs. owners of preferred Savory Meat Loaf Friday for a two weeks trip to concert stage today have been To Portland School Bill Schoen. 1 A 1 tablespoons diced 2 teaspoons salt r is k s ? The a n s w e r Las Vegas, Nev., and El Centro, more favorable received than Bob Keveren returned to Port salt pork or bacon teaspoon pepper may mean money to **• , , Spivakovsky. Because of his blaz land Sunday to continue his stu .« cup finely chopped 1 cups crushed Holiday Guests ing technique and warmly per dies at the University of Oregon onion canned tomatoes you. A sk ut. Rt ’ urn Home Monday Evening Bridge - pounds ground beef i cup 40% bran (lakes sonal approach to the art of play- Dental school. He had spent the ■ Mr. and , Mrs. . Ross Wynn of .. . Mrs. Hugh Tobler was hostess ing the violin, the critics them- holidays in Nyssa with his par h ry salt pork or bacon with the onion until the meat is crisp and the Li'°nr’ . Wa " i c rv and ,.rs' to members of the Monday even- selves have been taxed to ex- ents. Mr. and Mrs. Kinsey Kev oulrhlv'8 P*ite?„»rwinn’ Cl,mbi'u‘ 'M*'.’ °5hcr ' ’'K'^'ents and mix thor- Renstrom 9 - ' [> Wynn of ¿>an lcg0, Cal11 • ing bridge club at her home and press themselves at their best. eren. (V, ' E i f h ? 10 ? i V 3‘ onch l(?af l,an- Bakp ia moderate oven rt’.urned to their homes after m i q * , ,u ’ ol. untd done- Serve hot or cold. Garnish with parsley, Mrs. L. A. Maulding and Mrs. Born in Russia. Spivakovsky makes 8 to 12 servings. * sp nding the holidays with Mr. Robert Applegate, guest players. was taken at the age of tvvo ,*0 Agency New Year’s Dinner Guests ard Mrs. Paul Wynn. CUP d,ained cooked »u’as to thc mcat mixture Prizes were won by Mrs. Berlin where he made his debut New Year’s dinner guests at and mix ligh tly^ ’ —-l- Maulding, high; Mrs. Robert at ten as an wunderkind, and the Harley Sager home in Apple Sunday Dinner Guests Wilson, second high and Mrs. grew to musical maturity in the Valley were Mr. and Mrs. Bela I Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Peterson of Dwight Mason, traveling. German capitol between the two Sager and family and Mr. and O: tario, Miss Doris Koontz of ; wars. Mrs. T E. Sager of Middleton. 5 ise, the Rev. and Mrs. Carl B oydells Entertain The rise of Hitler sent the ar- Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Brown of G oss, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Rine Mr. and Mrs. Edward Boydell tist, already a recording and con Nampa, Marjorie Sager of Fair | hurt, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Renstrom entertained for their Mr. and Mrs. cert artist of considerable repute field and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond at d Mr. and Mrs. George Mitchell bridge club Wednesday evening, to Australia, where he later mar- Sager and family of Nyssa. Were dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Applegate ried. From his first appearance in A social evening was spent Mr. and Mrs. Harold Brendle and and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Love- America in 1943. he rapidly rose! following dinner. See— Five New Farmalls for Fifty-Five— Jan. 20 Roys- joy were guest players. to fame and has since appeared in Prizes were won by Mrs. all 48 states as well as many coun- D inner Guests Guests Of Masons Mr. and Mrs. Owen Gann were IU' a310a * Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Belcher and Applegate and Mrs. Lovejoy. Between tours, Spivakovsky dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Sir. and Mrs. Don Belcher left | AT'* lives quietly with his wife and 14 Mrs. Walter Looney. The oc Kvssa Saturday toYeturn to their i Entertain At Dinnei year old daughter in their farm casion marked Mrs. Gann’s birth homes in Cushman, Mont., after Places were laid for thirty house in Wilton, Conn. day anniversary. visiting three days with Dr. and eight guests at a dinner party rtrs. Dwight Mason. The G. H. given Thursday evening by Mr. Beturns t 0 D enver M Jelchers are Mrs Mason’s parents and Mrs. ErsalIBeus and M r and Mfs Lorm Saunders and sor P. son, Mrs Paul Wynn at the Wynn gteven ,eft b plane lane Wednesdav Wcdnesda a: ind Don is her brother. ! home to return to Denver after spend- Following dinner, games were ¡ng the Christmas holidays in 1 Here From Iowa George Lawson of Iowa Falls, played Nyssa with Mr. and Mrs. Elwood jfeowa, is visiting in Nyssa with *•’—*•* Flinders and in Vale with Mr. jpus daughter and son-in-law, Mr. Sunday E vening Guests and Mrs. Clarence Saunders. and Mrs. Dean Lancaster and Sunday evening guests of the —•> ■ with his son, Michael Coate, and Rev. and Mrs. Robert O Jack- Tuesday B ride C lub with other relatives and friends, son were Mr. and Mrs. Richard | Mrs w L McPartland was Hobson and Mr. and Mrs. Styles hostess to members of her Tues- of Leota, Kan., Doris Styles ot dav evoning bridge club at her Mrs. Larson Hostess Mrs. Raymond Larson w a s Burns, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Hobson ! dorne Mrs. Jack Jenkins was a guest player hostess to members of her Tues and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hobson. day evening bridge club at her v Prizes were won by Mrs. Wait- home. Mrs. J. L. Herriman won Dinner Guests er Roth, Mrs. Carlos Buchner and high score prize and Mrs. Larson, •Mr. and Mrs. Murl Lancaster Mrs. L. A. Maulding. second high. entertained at dinner for George «S ? Sw : Lawson of Iowa Falls, Iowa, and Guest In Idaho Falls Mr. and Mrs. Doan Lancaster and Mr. a^d Mrs. Doug Bateman Dinner Guests and Mrs. Heber Evans spent last Bruce Johnston was a dinner son and Michey Coate. v Tuesday and Wednesday in Ida- guest Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. F riday G uest j hQ Falls. They met Mr. and Mrs Ersal Beus. Mrs. Pauline Findley and Ran- Rex Evans there and the Evans dv and Lynn spent Friday at the returned to Nyssa to visit relat- home of Mrs. Findley’s mother, j ives and friends before returning Get Your . . . . Mrs. Owen Gann. j to their home in Portland on * ON Y 0 UR *•*—* | Monday. OLD TIRES Here From Twin Falls ❖— Mrs. Beulah Sweet of Twin Luncheon Guests Falls was a guest last week of her Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Flinders ; sister and brother-in-law, Mr.' and Gail were lucheon guests of and Mrs. J. B. Quigley. Mr. and Mrs. John Savage in • • • or • • • Boise Wednesday. Return To California Mr. and Mrs. Russell Vinson- Here From Baker haler of Tracy, Calif., returned Jill Henneman of Baker was a home this week after spending guest last week of Mr. and Mrs. : the holidays in Nyssa visiting Mr. Cliff Main, Kent and Karen, From j and Mrs. Bryan Vinsonhaler and * —<• Mr. and Mrs. Delos Vinsonhaler. Dinner Guests v v Mr. and Mrs. La Vern Cleaver i D inner Guests ancj family were New Year’s Mr. and Mrs. Louie Atteberv dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. and family were dinner guests of Don Herron and sons. Mr. and Mrs. Soren Cox Friday -1-—v 1 Block West R.R. Depot , evening. G uests o f H ollingsw orths Mr. and Mrs. Leon Hahne of RAYON Pocatello spent New Year's with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hollingsworth, Co-op Deluxe Tire v— 1st Quality Sunday Dinner Guests Mr. and Mrs Wilbur Holcomb Co-op Deluxe Tire and Mr. and Mrs. Dale Garrison 1st Quality were dinner guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs. Duane Holcomb and Co-op Deluxe Tire Connie Jo. 1st Ouality Here From Dakota Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Gilmore of Co-op Deluxe Tire Deadwood, So. Dakota, is visit 1st Quality ing her sister and brother-in- ■ been Amity Club Meets COMPLETELY NEW FROM RADIATOR CAP TO DRAWBAR OWYHEE TRUCK & IMPLEMENT CO. OP Tire B U Y li R E S re g S WELL I J January 15 Through February 15 PH ILC O Raytheon ADMIRAL TELEVISION Nyssa Furniture Co. 870 X 15 $ 1 8 .0 0 710 X15 $ 2 0 .0 0 760 X15 $ 2 2 .0 0 609 X 16 $ 15.00 law, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. 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