Heppner Gazette Times, Thursday July 12, 1956
Page 3
Social Happenings
Mrs. Jack Bedford, Reporter-Social News Deadline 6 p. m. Tuesdays
Past Matrons Meet
At Ferguson Home
The Past Matrons club met at
the home of Mrs. Gene Ferguson
Monday June 25.
Articles for the Eastern Star
home were turned in and plans
discussed for a picnic to be at
tne mountain place of Mr. and
Mrs. Loyal Parker July 15.
After the business session a
social evening was enjoyed. High
score in bridge was held bv Mrs.
Frank Wilkinson and high in
other games by Mrs. Ealor Hus
ton. Refreshments were served by
the hostess at the close of the
evening.
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Miss Nancy Adams
To Marry July 22
All friends are invited to the
wedding of Miss Nancy Jean
Adams, daughter of Mrs. Flovd
Nelson Adams, to Mr. Edgar Wal
lace Malone on Sunday, July 22
at 4:00 p. m. at All Saints' Epis
copal church and to the recep.
tion immediately following the
ceremony.
No invitations are being mailed
in town.
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Jody Fancher Has
beventh Birthday
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!ISS MARY ISON bride-elect of
uuane Baker.
ngagement Told,
edding Date Set
Mr. and Mrs. F. V. Ison of
ilton-Freewater announce the
gagement of their daughter,
iry Lea to Mr. Duane Baker,
l of Mr. and Mrs. E. Markham
ker of one.
Jr. Baker is attending college
Pacific University in Forest
)ve and Miss Ison is now em-
yea at Crown Mills in Port
d. 1 Christmas wedding is being
nned.
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arries In June
Iss Betty Hatch, daughter of
and Mrs. Thomas Hatch of
I, Idaho, became the bride of
1 (Jack) F. Yeager, son of Mr.
Mrs 0. M. Yeager of Castle
c, Wash., on June 19. The
jers are former residents of
pner.
le groom was mustered out of
9th Air Force Squadron on
30 and the couple plan to
e their home in Castle Rock,
vas a graduate- of Heppner
school in the class of 1952
the bride graduated from the
I high school and has been
Jng in a doctor's office in
i FaJls, Idaho.
nmittees Named By
optimist Club
! regular monthly business
ng of the Soroptimist club
held Thursday noon at O'
sll's. imittee appointments for
iming year were made and
s of last years work given,
books were distributed dur
e luncheon.
Mrs. Bradley Fancher enter
talned Friday afternoon, July 6
with a party honoring the seventh
Dirtnoay of. her daughter. Jodv.
Guests were Brian and Lindv
Thompson, Catherine Ann and
Colleen Brunner. Erin Dick. Jan
Hager, Marie Hosklns, Jill Sch
midt. Marsha Sowell, Linda War
ren, B. J. Fancher and the hon
oree. The theme of the party was
"Little Bo Peep" and each table
was appropriately decorated with
a centerpiece of BoPeep and her
iamD.
Games were played during the
afternoon and birthday cake,
ice cream and punch were served,
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Grahams Entertain
At Saturday Dinner ,
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Graham
entertained at dinner Saturday
evening at their home on the
Lexington highwav.
I Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Step
hen Thompson, Judy and Janet
Thompson and Judy DeWitt all
of Pendleton and Mr. and Mrs.
John Pfeiffer and Julie and Johnnie.
There are many nice things to
remember or to look forward to
with happy thoughts about sum.
mer. One of the nicest Is the
occasion for outdoor meals.
Here's an ideal menu that's
easy to prepare:
Lamb Shish Kabobs
Prepackaged Cooked Rice
Fruit Salad
Iced Tea
Of course, no outdoor summer
meal would be complete without
the all-time favorite beverage
iced tea. Just to look at a tall
frosted pitcher of ice tea imme
diately conjures up in one's
mind the pleasures of relaxing
and enjoying one's self while
the cool, refreshing liquid trick
les aown ones throat.
Here's a new way to make
iced tea that cuts the prepara
tion time in half, and also re
quires less ice cubes. Bring one
quart of freshly drawn cold
water to a full, rolling boil in a
saucepan. Remove from heat
and while the water is still bub-
bling, immediately add cup
loose tea. Brew 5 minutes. Stir
and strain Into a Ditcher hold.
ing one quart of cold water.
berve in ice-fllled classes with
sugar and lemon to taste.
To make Lamb Shish Kabobs
combine cup of each of
chopped onion, olive oil, red
wine (optional). 1 minced r1nv
of garlic, 1 tablespoon salt, and
l teaspoon black pepper in a
Dutch oven. Marinate 2 'A nnunris
lamb shoulder cut in 2-inch
cubes overnight. Turn into Dutch
oven, simmer covered for 1 hour
or until lamb is almost tpnrior
Wash and prepare the following
vegetables: 4 firm tomatoes, cut
in half; 2 ereen peppers. Quar
tered, and 8 mushrooms. Ar
range on 8 skewers as follows:
iamb, green pepper, lamb, to
mato, lamb, mushroom. Brush '
with marinade and broil or grill,
turning and brushing frequently
until lamb is crusted brown
Serve remaining sauce over
rice. MaKes B servings.
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Lexington News
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Darling
and Infant daughter have been
visiting with Miss Sharon Cuts
forth at the home of her father,
O. W. Cutsforth. They also visit
ed at the John Edwards and
Leonard Munkers homes. Mrs.
Darling is the former Donna
Graves, living here before
making their home in Ephrata,
Washington.
Paul Breeding has returned to
his work at Yamhill after a visit
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
O. G. Breeding.-Thursday he visi
ted at the Douglas Stitts home in
Yakima. Jay Mathews, small
grandson of the Breedings re
turned home with him after a
weeks visit here. x
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Mrs. E. A. Vaughan of Port
land is visiting her brother, Les
Matlock. While here she is a
house guest of Mrs. Josie Jones
lone News
Mrs. Leonard Whitlow of Si
letz visited last week with Mr.
and Mrs. Lewis Ball. Their son,
Ellis Ball returned with her to
Siletz to visit
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