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o THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY. JANUARY 10. 1957 PA GZ TWO mained for a visit with the famil of Owyhee and Mr. and Mrs. Har ies who gathered to celebrate old Newman and Mr. and Mrs with tile honored couple. Mr and Vern Butler of Newell Heights. Mr. and Mrs. John Fahrenbruch Mrs Winn returned home Wed and Allen enjoyed New Years nesday. M od era P ion eer Club dinner together at the Palomino Mr and Mrs. Roy Mecham and Cafe in Ontario. Mr. and Mrs. Linda of Nyssa were dinner Vern Butler entertained at a New guests in the Wesley P.ercy home The 20-40 young mairied group Years dinner with Mr. and Mrs. ef the Presbyterian church had Sunday. Ted King and children, Mrs Mar lhe.r pot-luck supper and meeting The Alien Haney family moved garet Payne and Mrs Ada Butler, tn the Dick Kreigh home Friday into the house vacated by Mr and all of Ontario, as guests. aight with Kenneth Price taking Mr- Hugh Lamb on New Years The executive board of the Am Ihe chair for the new y ear. Their Day erican Legion met Wednesday first project will be laying linol The Irvin Topliff family attend night in the George Hirai home eum on the floor of the middle ed a party and dinner at the Ed to transact necessary business. church school room in the parson win Topliff home near Nyssa 4-H club leaders met Monday at age. Thd.-e in attendance included honoring their father’s Leslie the grade school with Mrs. Edna Mr. and Mrs. Jack Borge, Dale Topliffs birthday anniversary De Haven as Adrian chairman and Marie, Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Mrs. Dick Kreigh attended the and Miss Rebecca Johnson, assist Topliff and family, Mr. and Mrs. program planning meeting of the ant county agent, for the business Athol Sayre and Louis, Mr. and home extension leaders in Ontario of organizing the new year's Mr?. Kenny Price and sons, Mr. in the Presbyterian church base work. and Mrs. Ernest Seuell and chil ment Thursday. dren, Rev and Mr?. Henry Moore Mr and Mrs. Richard Fenn and and Ross Mills. family of Middleton spent Sunday Friday night the high school a* the A1 Simp-on and Carl Fenn young folks attended the basket homes. ball games in Marsmg with the Mr. and Mrs D L Kurtz wrote girls and boys both winning. Girls from San Diego that they are ffnm Newell Heights who played havmg a wonderful time in Cali •n the G A A. team included Kay fornia and on Tuesday were on Borge, Suzanne Hammon and their way to take the children to Joan Barton. see Disneyland. They plan to re Fidalea Amicae M.ssionary So- turn home this week. Mr and Mrs. M. L. Judd spent cm . tv were dinner guests of Shir- ley Skinner and Linda Costley Monday and Tuesday in Caldwell Thursday evening in the Skinner v.siting their daughter Ellen home with their two mothers as Dower and family and in Parma helpers A devotional and busin with Mr Judd’s mother, Mrs. Ol- ess meet.ng preceded dinner. The lie Judd. Mr. and Mrs. R F. Simpson new officers elected for the year are Kay Borge. president; Kay entertained at their home in Ny-- McDonald, vice president; Claud >a on New Years day at a dinner ette Day, secretary, and Henriet with Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Simpson and Alice, Mr. and Mrs. A1 Simp ta •Carroll, treasurer. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Borge at son and children and the Gene tended the New Years dance at Simpson family all of Newell Heights as guests. the Oregon Trail Grange hall. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Kurtz and Roy Hirai returned Sunday night from a business trip to Oak baby daughter of Nyssa and Mrs. land, Calif., which he made Wed Edna Cowling of Adrian had New Years dinner with Mr. and Mrs. nesday. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Campbell of M L. Kurtz. New Years dinner guests in the Princeton, near Burns, were visi tors at the Leo and Gerald Winn Carl Fenn home included Donald homes Sunday and Monday. He Fenn and the Howard Fenn fam ily of Newell Heights. is a grandson of the Winns Mr and Mrs. Wesley Piercy Seven ladies from the Presby terian church attended the organ and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Toomb ization meeting of the women of drove to near Boise and spent Fri the interested churches into a wo day and Saturday in the Reuben Pake the recipe that ha% ju*t non men’s council. Mesdame- McKin Graham home. The Graham fam ley, Packwood, Kurtz, Hurst, Pe ily were former neighbors here. Mr. and Mrs. K'aas I^aan and terson, Roberts and Deffer at tended. Mrs. Lynn Hurst was daughters watched the old year out and the new year in with the elected treasurer. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hirai were Ray Loan family. Mr and Mrs. M O. Judd and guests in the Tom Nishitam home near Nyssa on New Years day. sons spent Monday and Tuesday 8th G R A N D N A T I O N A L Mrs. R T. Simpson entertained visiting at the L J. Kinney home Recipe and Bakinq Contest at a birthday party Saturday hon in Ontario. The Mary and Martha Mission oring her daughter Alice’s 12th C A LIFO R N IA CASSEROLE anniversary. Guests were the girls ary society will meet this Thus- in her class at school. Karla day afternoon in the Big Bond $25.000 First Prize Winner in comunity with Mrs. Dyre Rob Kreigh attended from here Pillsbury's 8lh Grand National Mrs. Anna Pratt, who is visiting erts. Mis Thomas will bo assist Recipe and Baking Contest from Lebanon, called on Mrs. W ant hostess. The newly elected o f By Mrs. Hildreth H. Hathaway W Smith in Adrian Friday after ficers will take over for the year 228 West Alamar Avenue Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Piercy noon. The two ladies were neigh Santa Barbara, California bors some years back. Saturday, were New Years night dinner Adapted by Ann Pillsbury Mrs. Lou Pratt, Frank and Mrs guests in the K. I. Peterson home 2 lbs. Veal or Beef Round Anna Pratt visited with Mrs Joe for a Swedish dinner. Steak. Karen McKinley returned to Siam in Nyssa. uj Cup Pillsbury’s Best En Oregon State college Thursday Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Kurtz and riched Flour. Mrs. R. D McKinley visited in and Marclyn returned Saturday 1 Teaspoon Paprika. the Nyssa hospital with N 1’ night after enjoying the holidays V, Cup Salad Oil or with family and friends. Allen French Friday afternoon. Shortening. Jake Borge attended the county. Fahrenbruch also icturned to l a4 Cups Small Cooked Onions Farm Bureau meeting in Ontario OSC Thursday and Kay Hammon1 (1 Lb. Cah) Wednesday night with Dick and Connie Montgomery left the 2 Cans Cream of Chicken Soup. last of the week. Kreigh. 1 Can Water. Mr and Mrs. Charlie Newbill George Schiemcr left Jan 2 1 Cup Sour Cream. for advanced training at Fort Ord, entertained at a pinochle party at Coat meat with mixture of Calif., after spending the holidays their home New Years eve with flour and paprika. Pound mix the following as invited guests with relatives and friends ture into meat Cut in 2-inch Mr. and Mrs. Leo Winn attend Mr. and Mrs. Athol Sayre, Mr cubes. Brown in oil in skillet. ed the 50th wedding anniversary and Mrs. Wood, Mr. and Mi's Gail Transfer to 13x9x2-ineh pan or •f her sister and husband, Mr and Martin, all of Adrian; Mr. and large casserole. Add onions. Mr? Charles Spencer, a week ago Mrs. Blake Lowell of Roswell. Combine 1 can cream of chic Sunday in La Grande and re Mr. and Mrs Kenneth McDonald ken soup and the water in skil let used for browning Bring to boil and pour over meat. Bake in moderate oven (350 degrees) about 45 minutes until meat is tneder. Top with 14 to 16 butter crumb dumplings Increase the oven temperature to 425 Bake for 20 to 25 minutes until deep golden brown. Serve with a sauce made by heating 1 can cream of chicken soup and sour cream just to boiling Serves 8 Newell Hsijh's Buena Visia Mrs. A lv a Goodell Diel 2834 Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Stephen entertained at dinner Friday in observance of Mrs. Stephen’s b.ithday. Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. James Stephen and boys, Mr and Mrs. Fred Stephen and family, Mr. and Mrs. Jame- O. Stephen and family, and Mrs Martha Norland Johnnie, Edith Ann and Mary Joyce Corfield of New Mexico visited with their garndparents, Mr and Mrs. Ed Corfield Satur day. Mr and Mrs. Glen Hoffman were hosts at dinner Tuesday for Mr. and Mrs. S B. Hoffman and Goictn Leuvitt. Mrs. Willis Bertram and Lucille called at the Wilson Winter home Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. John Cleaver spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. George Cleaver. Mrs. Lloyd Cleaver was host ess to the Out Our Way club Friday afternoon at her home. Mrs. Alva Goodell, new president presided at the meeting Year books were passed out Mrs. Lester Cleaver and Mrs Delbert Cleaver gave their birth day offering and both received gifts $5 was donated to the March of Dimes. It was voted to serve lunch at the Howard Day home Jan. 14 Refreshments were served. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Lester Cleaver Feb. 1, with a Valentine gift exchange, called at the Wilson Winter home Mr. and Mrs Ward Lundy, Sr were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Mitchell and family in Apple Valley Sunday. Mr and Mrs. Jot Kenworthy of Parma. 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