Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current, November 18, 1955, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPACK 4 SU EBM A X COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON, FR IDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1933 and Mrs. E rnest Eslnger. grasp edge of crust w ith thum b Mr. and Mrs. Frank T. Bayer and forefinger of left hand. Place By Mm. A. P. IVilarr returned home Saturday night thum b and forefinger of right from Carlton, Wn., w here they 4” to the right and make pinch The American Legion auxiliary met at the home of Mrs. Bob T a spent a few days visiting Mr. and by bringing hands together Move left hand on flute to right and tum at her home in Kent W ednes Mrs. Guy Vlntin. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Alsup and continue pinching around pan. If day afternoon. Mrs. Donald von Borstel, past president, conducted family were dinner guests Sunday baking as a pie shell, make fork m arks over entire pan on bottom the meeting. Plans were made for at the J. W. Blagg home. Mr. and Mrs. Carl von Borstel and side. Bake 450 degrees for the Thanksgiving dinner to be hel l at the Kent I^egion hall Sun are the parents of a daughter, 12 to 15 minutes. Easy? Of course day November 20 at 2 p. m. for Karen Ann, weighing 7 lbs. 10J oz. it is, and with a little practice you lx*glon and auxiliary meml»ers of at The Dalles hospital Monday, can be an expert. Now to pie filling—let’s not post No. 49 and their families and November 14. all those eligible. Turkey and cof Mr. anti Mrs. Bernard M artin and mince words. I^et’s do something fee will be furnished by the aux Deanna anti Earl Griggs drove to different, with mince that is. Klamath Falls Saturday to the Here Is a real taste “tre a te r” iliary and the rest pot luck. Moro-Malin football game. that combines the rldhness of Mrs. Earl Lyons, president, re Arden Peter», a student at OTI mince, the tartness of lemon, and signed as she has moved to The Dalles and Mrs. Donald Clodfelter in Klamath Falls, came home F ri the fluffy lightness of meringue— was elected president. They voted day and spent the weekend with a perfect dessert for each delight parents, Mr and Mrs. Herman ed diner at your holiday table. $10 to childwelfare and hospital his Peters. Yes, and It’s also dow nright ele Christmas cheer; $5 for ‘ Gifts for The Jolly Cooks met at the gant for snacks or those “drop the Yanks” and $5 for the Mae E. Whitcomb memorial scholarship home of Mrs. H. N. Riggs Satur In” guests. LEMON MINCE PIE fund. Refreshm ents were served day at 2 p. m. The girls made hot at the close by the hostess. The chocolate which was served later Into an unbaked shell add: 24 cups cooked m incemeat or next meeting will <l»e held Wednes- with marshmallows. Those pre day December 14 at the home of sent were Peggy and Marjorie 1 ja r prepared mincemeat. Then Mrs. Donald von Borstel at 2 p. m. Riggs, Patty Brown and Patricia prepare 1 package lemon pie mix Alsup? Due to the bad w eather or V6 recipe of your favorite About twenty-five attended the the other girls were unable to lemon pie filling. Pour over the Patty Brown is the news mince. Bake in moderately hot stork shower for Mrs. Ted Carl come. reiw rter for the Jolly Cooks. oven 400 degrees for 25 minutes. son held at the Kent Ix»gion hall Mr. and Mrs. Wallace May were Top with a 2 egg meringue. Thursday November 10 at 2 p. m. Brown In moderate oven 350 de Hostesses for the occasion were visitors In The Dalles Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Payne grees about 7 minutes. Serve Mrs. J. E. Norton, Mrs. Robert Tatum, Mrs. Carl Watkins, Mrs. and Frank f’ayne were business slightly warm. Try this tasty combination also Frank Sayrs and Mrs. Jay McKay. visitors in The Dalles Mjonday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank T. Bayer in small tart shells. Keep them on The hall was (’ecorated with bou quets of chrysanthem um s in pas and Mr. anti Mrs. Claud Bayer hand for unexpected guests. They tel shades and lines of tiny clothes were business visitors in The can be baked anti frozen. Top with m eringue ju st tiefore serving. were also used a s decorations. Af Dalles Monday. The Lutheran church of Grass For those who enjoy a light, ter several games were played Mrs. Carlson opened the many \ alley will have its regular w or airy dessert try this new and nif lovely gift packages. Refresh ship service this Sunday after ty chiffon pie, just filled with ments were served buffet style noon at 3 p. in. in the home of 'holiday flavor. This rich, smooth, The rum flavoretl filling is heaped a cake baked and decorated by Mrs. Jacob Wassenmiller. Mrs. Frank Sayrs centering the Rev. II. Albert Mann, pastor, will high in that flaky tender pastry. Compete your p arty setting with buffet table was served with jello apeak. a tray of fall fruit«, salted nuts punch and coffee. P IE RE( IPES and a 'bowl of sparkling red cran Mrs. Max Brown entertained the During the holidays your thou berry punch. bridge club at her home Thursday ghts naturally turn to good food BGG NOG CHIFFON PIE with a 1:30 dessert followed by beautifully served. Fam iliar foods 1 package unflavored gelatin bridge at two tables. Mrs. Donald Clodfelter held high score, Mrs. bring hack delicious memories of Vi cup cold w ater Brown second and Mrs. Alfred day gone by. There's buttery and 1V4 cuips milk Kock low. Others present were creamy oyster stew, the tradition V4 cup sugar Mrs. Eben Kee, Mrs. Herman Pet al roast stuffed turkey, potatoes 4 teaspoon salt whiteness, 3 eggs separated ers, Mrs. Art Bibby and Mrs. A. mashed to fluffy smooth hot brown gravy, creamed V4 teaspoon cream of ta rta r F. Balzer. Donald Marsh brought Mrs. onions, and bright-tasting cra'n- 2 teaspoons rum extract nutm eg Marsh and sons up from Hood berry sauce. To top off such a Soften gelatin in water. Scald River last Tuesday to visit her festive feast only pie, the all-time parents, Mr. and Mrs. Donald favorite, will do. Before we ex nuilk. Add Vi cup sugar and salt. Clodfelter. Mr. Mars'll came F ri plore some new versions of these Beat egg yolks. Gradually stir In day and took his family home Sat old fashioned delights, let’s talk scalded milk mixture. Return to for a moment about crusts. urday. heat and cook until thickened, If you want a smile-endorsed stirrin g constantly. Add softened Mr. ami Mrs. Herman Peters jr of Hood River were overnight pie, be sure your crust is flaky, gelatin, mixing until well blended. guests Thursday of his p ar tender and golden. Achieving a Set aside to cool. Beat egg whites ents, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Peters. perfect crust is really not diffi and cream of ta rta r until stiff, Mr. and Mis. E verett Cantrall cult. S tart with a good standard gradually beating In the rem ain ing Vi cup sugar. Fold egg whites and family left Friday fur Alturas recipe that you can rely on. BASH I’lE CIU ST Into custard mixture. Add rum California where they were over Vi extract. Pour Into cooled pie shell. night guests of his uncle and aunt, Sift together: 1 cup sifted enriched all-pur- Sprinkle with nutmeg. Mr. and Mrs. Perry Cantrall. Sat jwse or pastry flour. Chill until firm. Makes one 9” pie urday they drove hack to Klam ath Hi teaspoon salt Pies like m other used to bake? Falls for the Moro-Malin football Cut in until m ixture forms p ar Certainly, w ith the same flaky game. ticles size of small peas crusts and with Intriguing fill Mr. and Mrs. John R ust drove ‘.i cup shortening or lard ings that have new taste appeal. to Longview, Wn., Thursday eve Handle the dough as little as Your rew ard will be adoring ning to visit their son In law and «laughter, Mr. and Mrs. Oran Ra l>o>slble but still blend the flour glances from your husband and ven and son. They returned home particles together. Even distribu children and don’t be surprised Sunday accompanied by Mrs. Ra tion of w ater arxl flour is essen to hear a chorus of "Mumm, ven and win who will spend a tial to good pastry. Splnkle two th a t’s good!” tablespoons cold w ater lightly nr. week with them. Fred von Borstel went to P ort over Die flour m ixture and toss land Sunday on business for a few with fork until the particles begin to stick together. Press Into a ball «lays. Members of Sherm an chapter and flatten w ith hand into large No. 132 OES attending friendship circle. Roll out on a lightly floured open w eek days night at Bethlehem chapter In I ward or cloth to size of pan at 6:30 open Moro Thursday night were Mrs. plus 1”. Ease cru st Into pan with extra fullness. Trim, leaving Sunday a t 12:30 Owen Eakln, Mrs. Vernon Eakln, Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Reynolds, Mrs. to fold under. Tuck the excess E N D S SA T U R D A Y A. A. Dunlap, Mrs. Jennie Martin under and flute edge. To get a professional look to your fluting Grass Valley C IV I THEATRE Rufui Personals Mrs. George Fox The Sherman county Pomona grange met at Harlandvlew Satur day. A bountiful pot luck dinner was served at noon. Master Rolland Johnson presid ed when grange took up after dinner. County deputy of Hood River and Mrs. Karl Moore were present. The fifth degree was giv en to Joe Abraham and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Morrow, all of Rufus grange. Election of officers was held with a gooc many officers be- lng put back Into the same sta- tion. The 1956 officers elected are: Rolland Johnson, master; Dewey Thompson, overseer; Mrs. George Fox, lecturer; Charles Wallace, steward; At lee Wilson, assistant steward, Mrs. Atlee Wilson, as sistant lady steward; Mrs. Earl Gentry, chaplain; Mrs. Sam Brock treasurer; Mrs. Harland McDon ald, secretary; Walt Bnxkert. gatekeeper; Mrs. Charles Burnet, Ceres; Mrs. Will Huck, Pomona; Mrs. Dewey Thompson, Flora; Mrs. Walt Bruckert, chairman of Home Ec. club. The executive committee Is Will Huck, Dean Reynolds and Louis Sather. Due to the extreme cold wea a 100 foot sea level. The roads ther Saturday night there were are hazardous and the state high such a few out that no prizes way crew is working twenty-four were awarded at the card party hours to keep them passable at Rufus grange. The parties will The Communty oard party that resume again after this bitterly was to be held at Mrs. Pat Mac- cold weather lets up, said the com nabs Monday was postponed until mittee. the weather cleared. The cold weather of the week The Rufus school buses are able end came as a sneak thief in the to make their routes, but all have night on Friday.Thls community awoke to see several Inches of chains to keep them moving. snow and freezing temperatures Saturday. The mercury hovering around 20 degrees above until Monday night when It dropped to 2 degrees above zero A low read ing for the Rufus area which has P erfection in every service *• ••SMSSflSSSSSISSStasiSISSSliaslSSMIlSlSASffiSSSSASSSlSIiiASI••••»«■••« The Dalles DRIVE IN THEATRE at reasonable cost. For N ow & for Christm as G iving “ P o sie ” DOLLS— Saucy W alker - Tod L Tw ins Dennis the M enace - others Strudy M etal Trucks, H olster sets, Cake M ix sets, Tea sets, 3 m iles out on H gy. 30 open at 6 1 5 CLOSED FOR TH E W IN T E R SEA SO N -We are humbly grateful: •for your patronage. T H A N K YOU K IN D L Y Games, WAPLL Leonard A Wilma Smith assorted sm all toys W ASCO funeral directors Phone The Dalles 3135 OREGON Haven’t you pictured how attractive it would be to have extension phones to match the colon in your home. W ell, now you can. They come in 8 lovely shades to complete the color scheme in any room. Red, blue, green, yellow . . . beige, brown, ivory or gray. O r in 4 “two-tons’* combinations. And imagine the convenience of always having a phone within easy ranch. Gall our business office today. 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