THE N YSSA GATE C ITY JOURNAL, NYSSA, OREGON. THURSDAY. JUNE 11. 1353
bark injury Had he lived until in Wl.ile there she vi.-ited her mother.
Jul> he »vuld have been 86 years Mr- N^oma Wright, who came h me
old.
with her Tuesday they went to On
Mr and Mn. J, hn Thdtnpdon. tario and visited Mrs. Winifred Se
Misa Helen Ilatrh
Al.ce and J mmy enjoy*d a p eme ward of Vale, who was visiting her
d.nner a: the Howard Ooendorff aunt. Mrs. Martha Amidcn Mrs.
Phone Parma 1-FÏ1
home Sunday In the afternoon they Henry Dudirk and Mr- B.ll H.iiinl-
all drove to Given's Hot Springs
ton also came to the Amidon home
Mr and Mrs Ray Cartwright, Mr for a get-together and visit
Bennie and Johnny Witty have
M. and Mrs. Louis Hoke and
gone to Bear Cree* near John Day, and Mrs. George Cartwright and
Ore., to work in the forest ranger Clyde of Adrian enjoyed a birthday baby were dinner guests of her
station during the summer vacation, dinner at the h me of Mr and Mrs parents, Mr. and Mr* Jack Jones.
The Big Bend extension unit held Raymond Cartwright for Ronnie, Sunday.
Mr and Mrs. Dyre R jerts, Shar-
their la - 1 meeting with Mrs Mary who was six year.' old Sunday
Mr and Mrs. J re King visited at en. Karen and Wayne Spent Sunday
Thompson. Eleven members were
present. As planned it was to have
Chas. Witty home Sunday after- with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Mil
been an out door meal, but due to r-ocn The Wittys are enjoying hav- ler Henderlider in Nampa.
Lois Sewell is one cf the late. t
the weather it was held inside. Mrs. m*
whole family h me. Mr and
Dorothy Keller and Mary Thompson Mri Herb Gillen and t vo children victims of the measles.
Mrs. Dyre Roberts, lccal 4-H
served lunch.
of Kansas and Mr and Mrs. Bill
Pug S wigert and Horca Chaney s Pear' cf Caldwell, al. o Joe and leader, spent Wedne.-day in Ontario
went out to the cattle camp to set up Bennie were home for tiieir mother’s helping with the spring show Fri
water tanks to water the cattle last *raJuation from the C 'liege of Ida- day Mrs. Roberts took the Adrian
ho. Her many fnend> will oe pleased sewing girl- to Ontario, where they
Monday.
Miss Bernice Chaney is numbered to learn she finished with honors appeared in the style show Karen
among the graduates from the col rating second highest in the class of and Sharen Robert.- and Norene
1953
Howes were those from Big Bend
lege of Idaho class of 1953.
Miss Alice Th rnp-on acci mpan- who attended.
Mr. Dyer of Vale, deputy assessor
Nancy Blade.- of Nampa l- visiting
of Malheur county spent several :ec*
delegates from Ro-well and
day- last week in Big Bend asse-.sing Parma to the State Youth Synod her cousins, Karen and Sharen R >b-
held at Jerome la-t Thursday and erts.
personal property.
La-t week the 4-H children of B:g
Mrs. Pearl Abbott, Suzie and Ric Friday. They also vi-ited Mr. and Bend sent their exhibits to the
kie accompanied the Abbott families Mrs. John Darnell and her daughter. -pring fair in Ontario. Ribbons won
Patsy. Mrs. Darnell will be remem
of Roswell to Boise last Sunday
bered as Miss Ethel Hiciiox, formerly 1-t or blue. Sharen Robert- on baked
where they had a birthday picnic of
Big Bend. '
, bread; Peggy Chaney, on angel fi od
dinner for their father, Gurnsey Ab
Mr. and Mrs. Varner Hopkins had cake; Unci i.i Karon R ber;-. bread,
bott, at Julia Davis park.
f'iiillip
Hatch.
cockle.-,
NYrene
Little Rickie Abbott celebrated his as their supper guests Saturday Howes 1 - C .-ea n g , and 3rd to Jim
night Mr. and Mr- H G Church of
first birthday party with several of
Payette, Mr- Bertha Lock wood and I.i-iup ¡„11 cookies, Karen .end Shar
his cousins attending.
ed Roberts on 1-c sewing.
Mr. and Mr- Janie- McGinnis and her >n, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Warburg,
of
Salt
Lake
City,
Utah.
Junior of Adrian spent Saturd ly
Mr. and Mr Henry Edens. Jerry
e vening at the home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hatch, and and Imogene spent Sunday in Cam
bridge visiting their daughter. Mrs.
family
Mr.’ and Mrs. James McGinnis Reger Vanlandingham and family,
Mrs. P au lin e M c G i n n i s
and Junior of Adrian spent Satur-
Mr.-. Herb Th ma- attended a pi-
day evening at the home of her par- nochle party at the heme of Mrs.
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hatch, Nova Glenn, Friday afternoon in
Mr. and Mr.-. Ora English cf Nam
Sunset Valley.
and family.
Herb Thomas accompanied Ruben pa visited at the Gayle .viar.in h-me.
Joe King and Harvey Bennett, at-
Dcnaia nau, rtuAard naicn, ju n
tended a drainage board meeting Graham to the hill.- Sunday up a-
Tuesday evening at the Harvey bove the dam, where several men ior McGinnis, Vernon, Bobby and
Hatch home.
were rounding up wild horses. He Paul Parker went lulling at Lie
Mrs, Harvey Hatch and her house- j reports they had better than a hun- Owyhee dam Sunaay.
Airs, tern Hatea went on a busi
guest, Mrs. Clara Cassell, spent last dred corraled
Thursday visiting her aunt. Mrs.
Mr and Mrs. Herb Thomas enter- ness trip to LaGrande Thursaay.
Mr. ana Mrs. ivussel Wymer and
tained Friday evening for supper
Jessie Paine, in Caldwell.
daughters ot Ukiah, Calif., vistea at
Harvey Hatch attended a board Mr. and Mrs. Jack Raney and their
of control meeting in Boise last daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Pat Wain, the Howard Hatch home. Mr. wymer
Wednesday.
and two little sons from Bremerton, is Mrs. Fern Hatch's brother.
Mr. and Mrs. Werner Peutz, Mr.
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Wash., and her mother. Mrs. Effie
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Pettis of Roswell Beal q { Portland
and Mrs. Kenneth McDonalu, Mr.
visited Saturday evening at the home
Mrs. Tom Jones and Mary Ellen and Mrs. Bob Morfitt and daughter
of his niece, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey went to Boise Friday and brought visited at the Bilj Willis home Sat
Hatch and family.
Janice Jones and Imogene Eden urday evening.
Mrs. Clara Cassell returned to her home over the week-end. The girls
Mr. and Mrs. Alvan McGinnis,
home in Payette after a few days’ < are both in nurses training in Boise. Mrs. Lovro Snath auenaed the Owy
visit at the Harvey Hatch home.
j Miss Lorretta Vande Water re hee old timers picnic in Nyssa Sun
Jolly Jane club met last Wednes turned to her home Tuesday from day.
day with Mrs Sybil Cleverly. A pro- oV^nviUe, “s ! c T w h e r T s h e is a
n.ev. and Mrs. Tony Cassurilla and
family returned briaay evening a l
I student at Bob Jones University.
ved by the hostesses, Mrs. Leo Kel-
Mr. and Mrs. George Elfers, Mr. ter a three weens' visit in emcago.
lar and Mrs.
Smith.
, Lennie
.
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| and Mrs. Boyce Vande Water, Lor- Mr. Cassurilla's mother has teen
meeting U> be June 17 with Mrs. | retta and
were Sunday din_ quite ill.
Pauline McGinnis in Adrian.
ner guests at the Carl pogie-man
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Websters and
Mrs. Ralph Stark s father. Frank home m Nampa
aUo visited family and Mr. and Mrs. Oravilie
Dines, of Ho me dale died Saturday tfteir nephew, Eldon Fogleman, who Gilbert and tamily spent Memorial
morning after being bedfast for sev- u home on furlough.
Day holiday at Sun Ya.ley.
eral weeks due to broken hip and
and ^rs. Varner Hopkins,
Miss Patricia Smith is working at
¡ Faye Marie and Kenny attended the the Cougar Mountain lodge at Cas
Turbyfill and Gilbertson wedding cade, Ida.
Sunday afternoon also the Huffer
Sunday callers at the Jim McGin
and Bittick wedding Sunday even nis home were Mr. and Mrs. Emil
ing at the Community church in Beguhland and Lynn, Caldwell. Mrs.
Parma.
Clara Cassell of Payette, Miss Helen
Little Diana Strong, daughter of Hatch and Phillip Hatch of Big
Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Strong, is spen Bend, and Mr. and Mrs. Dick Davis
ding a few days with her aunt and and Stevie of Ridgeview.
uncle in New Plymouth.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Miller of Yuba
Bonnie, Mary and Dick Smith of
Caldwell are spending a few days
visiting with her aunt and uncle, Mr
and Mrs. Chet Smith.
Mrs. Ellen Case of Boise was visit
ing at the Frank Miller and Mary
Brumbach home last Monday.
Sunday visitors at the Chet
Smith home were Mrs. Jackie Am
brose, Betty Meeks and Betty Tim
mons of Jerome, Keith Smith, Mr.
and Mrs. Bob Hinze, and Bob Hinze
by painting and putting
of Boise, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sla-
them up yourself.
baugh and Debbie and Mr. and Mrs.
Frank DeMarks of Caldwell.
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Sorensen of
Boise spent Saturday evening with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chet
it’s time for screen
Smith. Mr. Sorenson is leaving Mon
day for the air service.
windows and doors.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Edens and
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Murray and fam
ily took Imogene Edens back to
Boise Sunday evening.
Mrs. Herb Thomas spent Sunday
at the home of her brother, Virgil
Raney and family in Parma.
Mrs. Sarah Cartwright accompan
601 Good Ave.
Dial 6621 ied Mrs. Vernon Parker and chil
dren of Adrian to Nampa Monday.
Big Bend
Adrian News
WINDOW
AWNINGS
C.ty, Calif., -pent the Memorial Day
holiday visiting it Mr and Mr- J.m
McGinnis and family Thi- wa- Mr
ana Mrs. M-ller’s first trip to Ore
gon.
Mr and Mr- Henry M Grt uger f
Santa Cruz. C a k f. arrived here Mr-
McOreuger l- here to take care of
her father. Mr. Otis.
Fatty Norn- had the measles and.
they turned into pneumonia
Karvey Otis ha- been in the Me
morial hr-pital at Ny-sa suffering
frem head injur.es.
Fern Hitch. Irma Spark.- anc.
Pauline McGinn.- attended Jolly
Jane- club Wednesday afternoon at
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Mr i yb.1 Cleverley’s h< me in B
and m x E a: e*g m another bowl.
Bend
Vdi water, melted butter and va-
Gar'
ha; been in the hos- :i 1!» Gradually add to mix beating
pttal f r mec cal Tfatments
well after each addition Turn into
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BHOH \ IK SQl' VKI S
bake in moderate oven TT5Fi, to to
1 3 4 cu p- Br vni* mix
35 minute- When cool cut in -quares
1 3 c u p cl p p e d m i ; m o : -
Make 16
1 e:.’ . V. :! beaten
1 3 cup v.ater
Young children and older pe; pie
Place mix in bo*: Add nu
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BROWNIE MIX
4 cups sifted flour
i ‘ i cups nonfat dry milk solid*
1 quart sugar
1 cup cccca
1Y
>le-p ns baking powder
1 table, peon salt.
Mix by .-iftir.g. or place in Lirgw
bowl f electric mixer and run at Wrsr
-peed for 15 minutes. Store in tight!?
covered canister or large glass Jar.
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