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THE NYSSA GATE OTTY JOURNAL. NYS9A. OREGON. THURSDAY. JULY 7. 1955 Nyssans Celebrate Independence Day b u r ia l N o t e s Mr. and Mrs. Doug B alem an Spending the 4th in C aldw ell left Nyssa S atu rd ay for C oeur d ’ j w ere Mr. and Mrs. E H Beus and C elebrated Sixth A lene and Spokane to visit w ith fam ily, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Jo h n - B irthdav frien d s and relatives over th e son, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Beus and n . 20 little F o u rth of Ju ly week end. fam ily, Mr. and Mrs. D elbert f . h ' T ' c thv M cGinley ; Mr. and Mrs. J. C. P ark e r and P eterson, Mr. and Mrs^ S pencer ceU,b r jtt, htPr %x\ h b ^ h d ^ T h e ly of F ru itla itlan n d and and Mr. Mr and and “ Beus and *'“ M rs- artv allv to tn h havt. h.*i*n fam ily cua <“ and 1U Mr rtUU 3- West n pa rty u'9Q was nrinm originally ave been Mrs. H. D. H anna of C aldw ell ou> a sw im m ing partv , but because w ere holiday d in n er guests of Spending the 4th at the U nity Gf tbe cold w eather, th e g ro u p 1 Mr. and Mrs. M url L ancaster p ark w ere Mrs. C. H. B ennett. m et a t the M cGinley hom e ' S u n d ay at th eir home. Mrs. M ary M cConnell, Mrs *_ Mr. and Mrs. W ayne C hesnut B lanch H itt, Mrs. Angie Cook, C a m p b e lls L e a v e and fam ily and Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Nellie N ew b.ll, and Mrs F o r C a lif o r n ia C harles K ravitz of O ntario cam p- V*vian Pierce. The group enjoyed „ ed in the hills near Cascade over break fast and lunch cooked out Mr_ *nd ^ , R° n, am Pb*-! S e ?ong 4th week end of doors. M T hursday for C alifornia for * n ena- . .. a tw o w eeks vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Valdo Talbot and S usanne. K ristin and M arn- ,;._ + D anna L ynn visited relatives i n . anne H olm an of Pocatello spent P reston Ida over the 4th the w eek end in Nyssa w ith th eir L ru e sts f r o m C a lif o r n ia Mr and Mr* r « v m au n t and uncle, Mr. and Mrs Mr and Mrs. Neil Iven and two and Mrs I lnvd M r' !n d Lloyd Lewis. They left Nyssa for children of S an B ernardino. Calif p i t ™ ’ Mr fn d Shore Lodge for a w eek’s vaca- are guests at the hom e of Mr. and Mrs. G ra n t P atterson Mr. and tiQn B Mrs. w r j ackson. Mrs. Iven is! ‘ rs ai\ ill ilson and Mr. and G eorae C ouUnev Mrs. Jac k so n ’s sister. T h u rsd a\ “ « ¿ r , h r F . “ .K ‘« S t t * « w heriTthev enjovcd ail outing and picnic. Dr. and Mrs. D w ight Mason and Dr. and Mrs. Edgel Wood and th eir fam ilies cam ped near S tark ey , Ida., over the long 4th w eek end. Of m V ¡ ¡ - «roup mo, T. J. H,liman a, C ourtney o( Pocatello, Mr and Mrs. Ja y By bee and Mr. and Mrs. G erald C urry spent the fo u r th at P ay ette Lakes, Also enjoying the day at the Lakes w ere Mr. and Mrs. G ran t Jones. !>!« B o'S, airport. M r. H , lim an Mrs. J a fk so n ’s and Mrs. Iven’s | father. Tuesday A fternoon Bridge PAGE Cool 'n’ Hearty Sum m er Fare A nniversary Dinner Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Jeffries w ere guests of honor at a dinner at the O ntario Country club last week. The occasion was th eir ! Honored at Pink And Blue Show er Mrs. Ted Morgan and M r*, Houston Wilson were co-hosfes*«» at a p in k and blue shower g iv e » ' in honor of Mrs. Gene Stun* taM W ednesday. The guests enjoyed playing bridge and high w inners w ere Mrs. Harold B rei» dle- Mrs E dw ard Boydell, M o , Jo h n O Isen- Mrs- Lloyd W.lso»- received the ‘« v e lm g prize. w edding an niversary. O th er guests a t th e no - host chicken d in n er w ere M r and Mrs. J. L Brow er, Mr. and Mrs. C har- he M ann, Mr. and Mrs. C arl Bur- ingham . Dr. and Mrs G B Hughes, and Mr. and Mrs. H ow ard H erm iston People Visit Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Fagen »f Hermiston are spending a few days at th e Owen Gann residences M>rick. c ' Fourth Birthday C e le b ia tio n V arene Rusco, d au g h ter of M r.1 v —-J- and Mrs. Vane Rusco was guest B r o th e r V is its of honor at a b irth d ay p arty Mon- V isitors at the J. E. B ro w e r da>. J u n e -6. She was four years hom e last Tuesday w ere Mr. a n d ° d’ Mrs. B ruce B row er and family a t ,, „ v v 1 H ayburn, Idaho. H earty Ham Salad Introduces Apple Gelatin Everyone who likes salads in the summertime- and who doesn't?__ is always on the lookout for new ideas. This Summer w e ha\e an entirely new gelatin tla\oi that will be a sensation for molded salads—apple gelatin. Its clear amber color and refreshingly light flavor make this imitation apple-flavored gelatin the perfect foil for entree salads with meat or fish, salads with vegetables, as well as fru it salads and desserts. To introduce apple gelatin to your household, try this filling appetite- satisfying Hearty Ham Salad—a main dish that will be truly a boon for a wann-weather menu. V acations H ere From Boise _•> Guests of Penrods D aphne Atkeson arriv ed Mon- Mr. and Mrs. Elvin A. Penrod' day night to spend a w eek w ith of Salem w ere guests over th e her gran d p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. 4th week end at th e P a u l Penrod G rant Jones. Mr s. G. J. M itchell was hostess to h er T uesday afternoon bridge Hearty Ham Salad club last week. Mrs. Jim Mc 1 package apple-flavored '» teaspoon salt W illiam s w as guest player, Mrs gelatin Coxes E n tertain *3 cup diced cooked | Clyde S nider received high score 1 cup hot water ham At D inner P a rty and Mrs. Dale G arrison, second 1 cup cold water |i cup cooked peas Mr. and Mrs. S oren Cox w ere high. 1 tablespoon vinegar cup diced celery host and hostess a t a d in n er p arty _____ Dissolve gelatin in hot water. Add cold water, vinegar, and salt. Chill at th e ir hom e T hursday evening. * ’’ F arm erettes Club until slightly thickened, fold in ham, peas, and celery, l ’our into 1-quart Red roses form ed the centerpiece Civic Club Coffee mold or individual molds. Chill until firm. Unmold on crisp cris greens. Gar- for the table and places w ere G uests at a Civic club round nish with mayonnaise, if desired. Makes 5 servings. V isitors at the W. O. U nw in laid for Mr. and Mrs. Jac k H art- robin coffee recently held at the hom e on S unday evening w ere ley of O ntario; Mr. and Mrs. Lee hom e of Mrs. D uane Holcomb Mr. and Mrs. Irvin F ritz and S to k er of A drian and Mr. and w ere Mrs. C lyde S nider, Mrs M rs. P u llia m Honored Here F ro m Nevada d au g h ter and grandson of O n Mrs. M ark M oncur and Mr. and W alt Roth, Mrs. Murl L ancaster A t Coffee Mr. and Mrs. Ray Johnson and tario. Mrs. Elwood F linders. and Mrs. W ilbur Holcomb. Mrs. R. V. Wilson was hostess d aughter, C h erri of M cGill, Nev.. j Mrs. Ed M eroney and Joy C ul Each of the ladies was present- [ * at a coffee given in honor of Mrs. w ere guests last week of Mr. and len re tu rn e d recently from a ten ed a m in iatu re rose corsage m ade Spend Week end A t Bend Leroy P ulliam , wife of the new Mrs. Lloyd Lewis. Mrs. Johnson day visit at the hom e of Mr. and j Mr. and Mrs. W. W. F oster ahd Nyssa high ag teacher. The coffee >s Mrs. Lew is’ sister. Mrs. Bill H arm of C linton, Wash. by Mrs. Moncur. Tom pent the^ w eek end in Bend was given F rid ay m orning and Mrs. H arm is Mrs. M eroney's D inner G uests as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Howard guests w ere Mrs. Dale O verstake, C elebrate B irthdav dau g h ter. Cox. They atten d ed the w ater Mrs. H arry M cGinley, Mrs. W alt R oger Jen k in s was hom e last In C aldw ell Mr. and Mrs. G erald C urry, Mr. w eekend from K em m erer, Wyo. Mr. and Mrs. Gus Lim ing w ere i carnival there on the 4th. e r M cP artland, Mrs. Murl L an and Mrs. Ray Fox, Mr. and Mrs. to visit at the G eorge P ulsipher i n C aldw ell T hursday caster and Mrs. K. E. Keveren. night I * —* Lyle M iner and M r., and Mrs. home. w here they enjoyed din n er w ith [ Sisters Visit —4 D uke Hipp w ere in Boise last V isitors at the R alph B axter Mr. and Mrs. Luis B idegenta and t G uests at the G. J. Mitc hell S atu rd ay n ig h t at the M irM arl Mrs. Bowen Hostess hom e over the w eekend w ere Mr. and Mrs. Gus K nudson at the hom e over the 4th w ere Mrs. M it Mrs. R obert Bowen was host- w here thev celebrated Ray F ox’s the*r son, R alph W alker and his S aratoga. chell’s sister, Mrs. Doris Coons ess to m em bers of her F riday j b irth d ay ann iv ersary , son of C ulver, Ore. of Boise, Mr. M itchell’s* sister, Mrs. L ela L etts and Si L etts P earl M itchell and Miss Lottie evening pinochle club at her spend th eir sum m er vacation vis hom e last week. G uest players and th e ir guests visited at the Ed K innaird, both of Pocatello. M eroney hom e on T hursday ev e iting at the hom e of th eir parents, w ere Mrs. R obert C hurch, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kissel and ning. La Vern C leaver and Mrs. Duane R eturn Home Air. and Mrs. C lair Beus spent Mr. and Mrs. Ja y C onner. Holcomb. Mr. and Mrs. C harles D audt and Jo h n and L inda B ackm an re last w eekend at McCall. Mrs. Beus Prize w in n ers w ere Mrs. Floyd j is th e fo rm er C orynne F ry of this fa m ily ’are spending a few days tu rn ed to th eir hom e in M ilton- w ith friends near M itchell, Ore. F ree w ater last w eek end after Hale, high; Mrs. Ted Teske and j com m unity. Ju d y S tohler was a din n er guest visiting w ith their gran d p aren ts, j Mrs. Holcomb, trav elin g and Mrs. Mrs. K en Nelson left last w eek for an exten ded visit w ith re la of S an d ra S parks Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Boydell. Mr j M arvin W ilson, low. Mrs. E ggert O ft and fam ily en- and Mrs. B oydell visited th eir tives in U tah and Colorado. T hu rsd ay evening visitors at joved a visit w ith h er brother, brother. u L j i y v i s i t Tn the O m ar B etts hom e w ere Mr. M arvin Mess, w ho w as here from d au g h ter and her husband. Mr. V isit In Nvssa F re e w a te r and Mrs. H arold R hodes,-over the j Mr. and Mrs. E B. Cole and and Mrs. Roy Wild of Nyssa. Mollie Nelson, w ho is w orking 4‘h. ^ ^ M arty of Ogden, Utah, are visit- Ju lia n S to hler was a S unday ing at the hom e of Mr. and Mrs guest of Lynn B arts of New P ly m as a secretary in the state house | v v J. L. C hurch, Mrs. Cole’s paren ts, i outh. in Boise, vis’ited S unday at the A ttend B irthdav P a rtv J Z. Moore of Boise died Mon hom e of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. H arry McGinley for two weeks. day of last week and was buried H erb Nelson. and fam ily w ere guests at the v in Iowa. Mr. Moore a form er Nu M r and Mrs. m . C. Seuell of Bob Bacon hom e in F ru itla n d at D in n e r G uests i-iornif h T m a n v h Jm *”* Connell, Wash., w ere in P ay ette the b irth d ay celebration of Neil The Rev. and Mrs. Robert Jack- Mrs K enneth H aw ks 4-H cook- and M alheur counties over tne Bacon and C raig Allen. son w ere d in n er guests F riday in K le a d e r r e p o r ts th e y held th eir weekend and visiting w ith friends *_* n ig h t of Mr. and Mrs. Don W il ing le a a ti it p u n s uiey u tlu 3nd With th eir sons W oodrow and . . oi u t > *.■ éh f ~ • re g u la r meeting on June 30 at E rnest and th eir fam ilies. Have Slum ber P a rty »on. . the hom e of Joyce C learly. The , n n rh a m F C Tohn- The Misses B arbara Beck and girls are learning to m ake bread and j j m m y an d G ary Thom- M ary B air w ere guests of Celia G u e s t F ro m P o r t l a n d anv t r ° 9 nae \ t r S T A at- son ‘w ent fishing last w eekend Bybee W ednesday evening for a Jo h n R in eh art of P o rtland is a tprHi'd th e’ circus in P arm a l ist near H ell’s C anyon on the S nake slum ber p arty at the D. O. Rybee guest of his grandm other, Mrs. ^ 1 ' river. They rep o rt good luck. home. T he girls slept outside on O livia R in eh art and his au n t and Visitors at the E dw ard N ielsen Mr. and Mrs. N orris S u th erlan d the law n and refresh m en ts w ere uncle, Mr. and Mrs. G ran t Rine- hom e last S unday w ere Mr. and ! and four d au g h ters of N ew port, served by the hostess. h art. Mrs. Iv an Chase and son of New Wash., arriv ed S atu rd ay to spend P lym outh, Allen Z im m erm an of th e ir tw o w eeks vacation w ith P o rtlan dand Mr. and Mrs. Clif-1 the Ja y C onner fam ily and the ford N ielsen and fam ily of On- H enry C onner fam ily, tario. R alph B axter left for U tah last Mr. and Mrs. Dave W arner and week, w here he w ill be shipping son, M erle of Nwe P lym outh and cherries to o th er locations. Mrs. W arn er’s siste r,’ Mrs. E dith Mr. and Mrs. Earl HiatUof Win- S m ith of P endleton visited at the ston. Ore., called a t the R alph A. P. C hesney hom e on S atu rd ay B ax ter hom e S unday m orning, afternoon. Mrs. G eorge P u lsip h er has re- Mr. and Mrs. E ggert O ft and ceived w ord from h er d a u g h te r,, fam ily visited a t the hom e of Mrs. G eorge G rossm an th a t Mr Mrs. O ft's parents. Mr. and Mrs. G rossm an w ill be teaching i n : Ed Mess of F ru itlan d last S un- E astern W ashingtort this fall, day. Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n M urphy o f ; Miss Lois Kissel has recently Nyssa called on the G eorge P u l- : re tu rn ed from a trip to H aw aii, siphers on W ednesday evening. I She rep o rts having a very nice On S atu rd ay evening the M ur- tim e and re tu rn ed hom e w i t h ! phys and the P u lsip h er fam ily m any souvenirs of h er trip. w ent for a d rive some distance Mr. and Mrs. Q uinton S peas south and w est of Nyssa. are th e p aren ts of a baby daugh- Mr. and Mrs. F ran k N edbalek ter born J u n e 29. and D onna visited a t th e hom e of; Mr. and Mrs. C alvin C onner of Mr. and Mrs. G eorge G rasm ick N ew port arriv ed S atu rd ay to of C aldw ell S unday evening. i Nu Acres News home. Suppose 100 Friends Came to Dinner Tonight W hat a strain on Mother! Like as not she couldn’t handle them , so she’s bring them to Brow nie’s Cafe. At Brownie’s, we pride ourselves on furnishing a fine meal to one or a h u n d red—and the hundredth guest w ill get as tasty a piping hot dinner as will the first. Drop in at Brownie's for wonderful food — breakfast, lunch, dinner or late supper. We Never Close. BROWNIE’S CAFE 113 Main Dial 308S AN ELECTRIC FOOD FREEZER PAYS ITS OWN WAY . . Yes, within two years your electric food freezer will pay for itself. And that's not a ll! A home food freezer lets you enjoy seasonal foods all year 'round. It cuts food preparation time. It means you're always ready for unexpected guests. It means far fewer shopping trips All in all, an electric food freezer is a most valuable addition to your staff of electrical servants! OPEN HOUSE The Malheur Home Telephone Co. Will Hold An Open House On THURSDAY, JULY 14th Starting At 7:00 P. M. Singer Machines SPECIAL New Floor Samples BIG 4 STAR SPECIALS NOW! Large DeLuxe Cabinet with Slant Needle Head $40.00 Off New Singer Portables Now $59.50 (Jusi $5.00 Down) Featherweight Machines $21.00 Off Treadles $9.50 and Up Terms If Deeired Trade-Ins Accepted SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO. 369 So. Oregon, Ontario Phone 534 Ticket to Mealtime Economy* Various Telephone Eguipment Will Be On Display — As Well As Tours Through The Dial Office. S j.m q « om Meat« hor 1 Y e a r . . . . . . S a v to ft on Vegetables I .............. 2 2 .0 0 .................... 4 4 .0 0 Saving« on Miac. Iteme 1 Year . . . . 9 2.00 See mgs Refreshments Will Be Served oh Fru its Year Par Y ea r T atal Yearly S a v in g s..................... A y y r a i. Cost 13. 2 C n . F t. Fm aaer WELCOME ONE AND ALL Malheur Home Telephone Co. Plan to see your electrical ap pliance dealer soon. You will find him most helpful in de termining the size and type best for your needs. Feo4 Saving# in Two Year« $ 3 8 5 .0 0 ........................ 396 00 9 • Baaed on independent studies by em veve*iea lee average lansoly ol 4. I D A H O V POWER P u c itu $ 1 9 4 .0 0 • 124 Bower Avenue — Nyssa. Oregon Be Sure And Attend The NYSSA NI TE R ODE O July 15-16 $ 4 0 .0 0 Does So MUCH-Costs So LITTLE? '*
