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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA, OREGON. THURSDAY. JULY 1. 1954 Uncial Activities Carole Wilson, Editor Methcdist Group Elects Officers Ham From-A-Can Fares Beautifully PAGE NINE Attend Wedding In Idaho Falls Adrian News Mr and Mrs. L. G Poulsen, Mr. and Mrs Eldon Pearson, Mr. and Mrs Barfus left Tuesday for Idaho Falls where they will attend the wedding ceremony for Darlene Pearson and Val Barfus in the L. D S. Idaho Falls temple. Mr and Mrs Poulsen will visit in Albion with Mr and Mrs Dick Anderson before returning home Rose WiUls John Lienkaemper was elected president of the Methodist youth fellowship at a meeting Sunday Other officers elected were Eu gene Sutchkow, vice president; Phillis Fox. secretary-treasurer; Carl Tyler, fellowship chairman: Ellen Sager, faith chairman: Dave Hartley and Catherine Coleman, outreach chairmen. Cleta Belle Wermck, witness chairman and Mardelle Thompson. publicity chairman. Special guests for the evening were the Rev. and Mrs Frank Reyes, of the Oregon council of churches. The Rev. Reyes gave the address of the evening. Following the meeting, refresh ments were served to the group Ed Warden of Portland has been visiting at the Jerry Mackey home. Mr and Mrs. Dick Knosp and family of Boise were Saturday Jinner-Bridce Card Party evening dinner guests at the home Given Saturday 3artv Held of Mr and Mrs. Gayle Martin Mrs. Loyd Adams, Mrs. Carl Members of the Wednesday Mrs Gayle Martin and children Tuesday dinner guests at the vening bridge chib were dinner Seburn and Mrs. F G. Holmes spent Saturday in Nampa visit home of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Holly ; jests at Berrett’s cafe last Wed- were hostesses at the Oregon ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. in honor of Mr and Mrs. Ray y V m > Don Boren and girls. Bethel Ann mond Holly’s wedding annivers lesday evening. Following din- Trail pinochle party held Satur Y m came home with them for a few ary. ler, two tables of bridge were in day evening at the Oregon Trail days. Glenn Pound< visited his moth jlay at the home of Mrs. Aden hall. er, Mrs. Lena Pounds in Nyssa Mr. and Mrs. Alvon McGinnis 1*2 Eight tables were in play .Vilson. Mrs John Bowen of Vale called on Mrs. Henry Slippy at Saturday afternoon at the Roy Prizes were won by Mrs. Thomas ,vas a guest. the home of Mr and Mrs. Gerald Pounds home Mr and Mis. Gavnor Looney High scores were won by Mrs. { and Carl Seburn, high; Mrs Slippy Sunday afternoon. Perko and William 3owen. high; Mrs. Earl Marshall.| Frank Mr and Mrs. Chuck Gilbert and and family of Buckley, Wash, family called on Mr. and Mrs. Ray visited the Bill Looneys Sunday. econd high and Mrs. Wilson, j Toombs, second high and Mrs Graham and Alva Goodell, Lando of Oakridge at the home Gaynor Loonev is Bill's brother. G e n e ra l C hristian Hraveling. Mrs. Anna Sparks and Wayne traveling. of Mr. and Mrs. George DeHaven came down from I.aGrande for Sunday. The next card~part> will be W om en's Fellow ship Thursdav Evening Bridge the weekend to visit with her July 17 at 8:30. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dickson and Mr. and Mrs. Ted Morgan were Bomd, cooked and it-a.h hams m cans are a joy to serve, M eetings H eld family of Ironsides called at the ' mother. Mrs. Mary Henderson and Here the ham is baked v ■ Biosts to members of their Thurs- ■i fruit sy rup and garnished with home of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon I her aunt, Mrs Leona K . it ■ who Mrs Ken Pond and Mrs. Rich Russell Mvrick Honor Guest canned j a c h i - also sur.1: B ’ay evening bridge club. Prize .'.line pungent glaze mixture. is staying with Mrs. Henderson Parker and family. Th.- hams r e q j i m g r*-fr Russell Mvrick w a s honor ard Mason were hostesses to ■ storage are generally canned in ... mners were Mr. and Mrs. Gene Mr. and Mrs. Ted Lohsc and f< to 12-j' mu! sizes. The > . Mr. and Mrs. John Jarvis and .mi i> now one of the most popular Sstunz, high and Mr. and Mrs. guest at a birthday party given members of the General Society boys of Downing, Calif., are hare s.z - \v ith consume! - S Mrs. Bill Willis were Monday din - i f the meat canning industry are on his fourth birthday anniverary of the Christian Women's Fellow Lloyd Wilson, second. also bringing out a 1-f ui ! ner guests at the home of Mr. and for a short visit. ham because consumers have indi- Thursday morning, by his moth ship Thursday at the church for cut’ Mrs. Bob Brown of Portland ; n t< rest in th< small« Mrs. Howard Connaughy. a 1 o’clock luncheon. er, Mrs. Howard Mvrick. A t t.it Mixing ttick wl ' is spending the week at the home Sugar Co. Picnic •s t ■ be served at a buffet calls Mr. and Mrs. George Cart- Mrs. Edgel Wood had i harge of f> i > i:.c the ham bef. r« ! The center of attraction was a of Mr. and Mi Francis Deffer. Stud every other slice with cloves The home of Mr. and Mrs. El- weight went to dinner at the East- ti cutting and then t. Mrs. Brown 1- Mrs. Deffer's back into its original shape and * in Jensen in Payette was scene birthday cuke, made in the shape the program. Mrs. Wood was as prin; side cafe in Ontario Sunday to mother. oak.* by figuring three to i [■ I pound, you have a basis { the Sugar company picnic of a train with engine, ten cars sisted by Mrs. Dan Pennie, Mrs. for judging the size hum t celebrate their wedding annivers- Carol Elbee of Portland spent Thursday evening for fieldmen and caboose, by Russell's aunt, Ed Pruyn. Mrs. Kenneth Pond ary. Mrs. Lyle Miner. (ila/t J ( armed Mam and Mrs. Mason. Wednesday at the home of Mr. md their wives, and the factory Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Holly and Mrs. Francis 6 to 12-nound canned ham Mrs. Tom Chandler led the Dtffcr. Luncheon was served at noon tat espoon cornstarch office force and their husbands were dinner guests at the home Whole cloves Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mull and ta lespoons vinegar to Doug and Tommy Schabot, devotions. Mrs. J. W. Rigney in and wives and families. of Mr. and Mrs. Don Lytle i n 1 1 No 2'j can cling piach l.alv ta ’Iespoons prepared mustard boys called on Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Approximately 40 guests at Dale and Donna Cruson. Chipper stalled the officers for the com Nyssa Wednesday evening. Later a cup unsu iurcd nn lasses Bates at the homo of relatives in tended the weiner roast and and Christine Burningham, Mari ing year as follows: For attractive seivice and u carving, slice ham before heating. , they took in a show. Caldwell Sunday. Mrs. Dan Pennie, president; lyn Mann, Larry Miner, Kory covered dish supper. Mr and Mrs. Raymond Holly- Cut 14-inch slice; insert clovi - : t p edge of ham slice. Leave second Mr. and Mr John Jarvis and Boekweg, Michael Heath, Step Mrs. Elvin Ballou, vice president; slice plain. Stud every other . : attended the Cherry Festival at Mr. • -h cloves !>ofore it is cut. Tie sliced and Mrs. Hu h Holly and fam Mrs. Richard Mason, secretary; hen Moss, Debra Brown, Vicky ham with string in original sha| Eldridges Entertain Emmett Friday and called on ily went picnicking at Ironsides p'.'.ce in shallow baking pan. Drain Mr. and Mrs. Tom Eldridge Moneur, Sherri Roberts and Mar Mrs. Dorothy Bibbev, treasurer: peaches; measure liquid; reset\ ( 1 in :e should be about j'.- cups.) Mrs Anna Gibson on the way- Sunday. Mrs. Tom Chandler, program M \ con.starch and vinegar t a |... :<• m saucepan. Blond in mustard, home. entertained at bridge Friday cia and Marsha Schweizer. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Davis and chairman and Mrs. H. H. Powell, | 11 syrup ai d mi assi to a boil, stirring constantly. evening. Guests were Mr. and Mr and Mrs. Earl Winn and Stevie L se to haste ham tvv < > i : three tin.' - .ring baking. Bake in a moderata of Oakridge are visiting worship chairman. Mrs. Gordon Oxnam, Mr. and Guests of Limings family spent Thursday and Friday her parents. 1 F.) 1 hou <| Mr and Mrs. James Group leaders for the coming Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Linington Mrs. V. L. Kesler and Mr. and at North Shore Lodge at Warm McGinnis. *y_rup; heat. L se to garnish ham; trim with mint leaves if desired. Sen# Lake. Mrs. Don Eldridge of San Loren and Lewis and Sylvia returned year are Mrs. Elmer Hill and ivith potato salad. iIELD: 3 to 4 servings per pound. Jim and Junior McGinnis, Dick zo, Calif. The Don Eldridges were Saturday to their home after Mrs. Tom Johnson. Rev. and Mrs. Henry Moore. Vernon. Bobby and Paul Mrs. Mason, as out-going presi spending a week in Nyssa at the prize winners for the evening. Hank and Bobby Moose and Mrs. Davis, Parker and Dick Kreigh spent dent was presented with a com Gus Liming home. Mrs. Linington Edna Cowling attended a picnic Sunday fishing at the Owyhee Mauldings Return pact. and Mrs. Liming are sisters. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. K dam. Guests of Petts Dr. and Mrs. L. A. Maulding Mrs. Frank Reyes will present T/Sgt. and Mrs. Bruce J. Pett returned Monday after visiting I. Peterson. Mrs. James McGinnis attended the program for July 3. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dawson and the 60th wedding anniversary of and daughter of Salina, Kansas Guests In Iowa in Portland. They took Mr. and M rs. Alva G oodell girls of Boise and Mrs. Leonard are visiting this week at the Mrs. Roy Lewis to their home in Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Main and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Yeaped of Par Bruce Pett home and with other Kent and Karen returned Satur Mrs. D an P ennie Gresham after a week’s visit Smith and girls called at the ma Sunday. D ial 2801 home of Mr. and Mrs. K. I. Peter relatives and friends. here. Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Keller- day night after spending two E ntertains Fellow ship Marsha Willis attended a birth man returned with the Mauld son. weeks in Iowa. They visited day party at the home of Mr. and George Arthur Mendanhall is ings for a short visit before she Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dawson and Mrs. Dan Pennie. president of friends and relatives. To Attend Wedding Mrs. Wallv Stiener in honor of visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs girls of Boise and Mrs. Leonard the Christian Women's Fellow Mr. and Mrs. Val Child spent returned to her home Friday- Bonnie Stiener. Eleven guests Smith and girls called at the were ship was hostess to the officers of Clifford Bunch. He has just evening. last week in Lewiston and Logan Chandlers Entertain present. finished his training at the jet home of Mrs. Loura Smith Sun where they attended the wed Nell Chandler of Portland and the Fellowship for the 1954-55 school at Chenault Air Ba«e in day afternoon. ding and reception of one of Mrs. Leslie Chandler were week end year, at a meeting Monday even Illinois and is on his way to and attended the Cherry Festival. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Deffer ing. The evening was spent plan Child’s friends. Home beauty beg'm Cherri Toombs of Nyssa accomp and family called at the home of guests at the home of Mrs. Chan Washington. _.;. ning activities for the year. anied them. dler’s nephew and family, Mr. Mrs. H. W. Gilford in Weiser w ith Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Simpson Names were drawn for the Kesler’s Guests Leave and Mrs. Tom Chandler. Mrs. Lester Cleaver and family, Sunday. and Mr. and Mrs. Willis Bertram groups, headed this year by Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. J. P. Kesler and The Scouts and young people Elmer Hill and Mrs. Tom John left Saturday for several day’s Mrs. Lloyd Cleaver and family, Monday morning for Portland Dinner Guests Mrs. Harold Wilson and family, and Rev. Henry Moore’s Sunday fishing trip at Wallowa. son. family of Salt Lake City left and Mrs. Eugene Cleaver and school class w-ent on a swyuming Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Snodgrass Mrs. Pennie served refresh Mr. and Mrs. La Vern Cleaver Mr. after spending the week end here were dinner guests Thursday family and Frances Sheffield of party Wednesday evening at ments. and Alan and Karrv were Sun with Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Kesler j evening of Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Vale had a picnic at Snivelys Hot Caldwell. .;._ day dinner guests at the John Springs Sunday. and Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Kesler. Ross. Mr. and Mrs. French were Sun Bowen home at Vale. Mrs. Emma P. Kesler went with Barbara Tanner went on a day dinner guests at the home of The occasion marked Mrs. Bybees Visit In East Lucille Bertram is visiting this camping trip near Boise several Mr. and Mrs. Austin Gilbert. them to Portland to visit rela I Snodgrass’ birthday anniversary. Mrs. D. O. Bybee and daught week in Nampa. tives. days last week. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Holly ers, Celia Carol and Nannette Mr. and Mrs. George Cleaver, Mrs. Jim Jamieson and child and family and Mr. and Mrs. are spending three weeks on an Guests Of Mitchells Stunx Lumber Co. Thursday Afternon Bridge Miss Pauline Mitchell and Miss LDS church history tour sponsor Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Adams and ren. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Thompson Richard Holly and family were Mr. and Mrs. Alva Goodell at and children, and Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Raymond Larson was Margaret Mitchell of Portland ed by the Brigham Young Uni hostess to members of the Thurs I visited last week wuth their versity. Places of interest visited tended a card party at the Oregon Don Walker and children spent Thursday night at the Loyd Ad day afternoon bridge club at her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. by the trio were Joseph Lmith’s Trail hall Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Stephen ams home. home. Guest players were Mrs. and Mrs. George Mitchell. home in New York, the Scared Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Cleaver. Don Eldridge of San Lorenzo, Grove, Niagra Falls, parts of Can visited at the Lester Norland CHICKEN for Calif., and Miss Norah O’Brien Brendles Entertain ada, Washingthon, D. C., Boston home Friday to see the Norland’s Gary, Brian, Donald and Kirk new son. were Sunday dinner guests at of Ogden. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Brendle and Chicago. Mrs. J. L. Herriman won high entertained at three tables of Mrs. Bybee was honored when j Mr. and Mrs. Jack Knowles the Alva Goodell home. The din- j Sunday Dinner! score and Mrs. Frank Morgan bridge Saturday evening. she was given a chance to play and family visited with Mr. and ner was in observance of Don Mrs. Mancil Bishop and family ald’s third birthday. won the traveling prize. Stan Newman and Mrs. Gus the piano in the Old Smith Friday evening. Mrs. Elma Massey of Nampa, i *♦*—**• ■ mmmme ■ Liming were high score winners. Home and she and the girls sang Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Stephen Elman Motley, Mrs. Jean Rvall. Guests Of Longs •••_* a trio at a special meeting held and boys fished at Dry creek Mrs. Frances Motley of Halfway Dr. and Mrs. A. I. Frantz and Bvbees To Ogden in the Sacred Grove. Sunday. and Mrs. Thurman Hill and girls! Serve daughter, Judy of Salem are They will return home this j Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Bybee spent Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Topliff were dinner guests at the Loyd guests of Dr. and Mrs. John Long. last week end in Ogden as guests weekend. spent Sunday evening at the Rus Adams home Friday. Mrs. Frantz is Mrs. Long’s niece. of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Barker sell Gressley home. Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Hill, i the BEST They attended the Chamberlain GROUP MEETINGS HELD Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Topliff and Marcie and Darleen, were Sunday Mrs. Moore Visits Group meetings of the Christ family of Adrian spent Sunday- dinner guests at the Loyd Adam s; family reunion at Pleasant View Mrs. Gene Moore and Jean Mrs. Bybee’s mother, Mrs. H. E ian Women’s Fellowship were evening visiting Mr. and Mrs. home. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Nielsen W hy be bothered w ith the m essy job Marie of Ogden visited over the Chamberlain, returned to Nyssa held Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Edward Topliff. of dressing poultry? and Tommy of Nu Acres called | week end with Mr. and Mrs. Edi to visit for two weeks. Minnie Leuck entertained group Mrs. James Stephens and Cathy in the afternoon. son Child. Mrs. Child and Mrs. one. The members worked on the and Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Topliff Mr. and Mrs. James Stephen, W e Are Equipped to Moore are sisters. rug for the nursery room in the were among those who attended S r, called at the Howard Day- Wilsons Visit LET U S ................ the Methodist church picnic at home Thursday afternoon. The Rev. and Mrs. E. J. Wilson church. Mrs. H. H. Powell led the det- Nyssa Sunday. of Homedale were guests in Nys See Us About Other Produce Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Nielsen sa Monday evening of Mr. and votions. SEND YOUR CLEANING Mrs. Dorothy Bibbey was host and family of Ontario were Wed Mrs. Jim Shaw, Larry and Don. ess to members of group two. The nesday evening dinner guests at / —Y to afternoon was spent mending and the Willis Bertram home. To Washington pressing clothing for the migrant Mr. and Mrs. Edward Topliff Mrs. Jake Fischer and Lorraine workers. D ial 2815 6th and Good PARMA and family spent Friday after i I and Miss Carol Folkman and Mrs. Mrs. Bibbey served refresh noon with her sister, Mrs. Mar DRY CLEANERS . ÿ / 'i Dale Garrison spent last week ments. vin Elmore in Nyssa. end in Washington. Mrg. Fischer Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Cleaver Pick Up and D elivery and Mrs. Garrison visited Mr. and entertained Wednesday evening Mrs. Jake Groot and family, form Visit In Ogden Monday — Thursday for Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Cleaver Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lowe are er Nyssa residents at Quincy. and Mr. and Mrs. La Vern Cleav Phone Parma 3-3131 Miss Folkman visited relatives in in Ogden, Utah this week. er. Wenatchee and Seattle and Miss Collect Mr. and Mrs. George Cleaver CLASSIFIED FOR RESULTS and Fischer visited in Oroville. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Cleaver Bring the Family! and Howard. Sandra and Claude 5 and fished at Owyhee reservoir Tues Eating out is a great day. 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