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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (May 5, 1939)
. . .A paci A, *5 roui TRE SHERMAN COUNTT, .Sargent were guests. In obser vance of music week special num ber' will be given at the next meeting by Katherine Fridley, Mrir, Pres Boice and Mrs. Leo Watkina. David Richelderfer came home Wednesday from DSC, returning to Corvallis Sunday^ Quite a number of the younger The Wasco Masons and Star set were in attendance at the groups attended in a body Sunday when F. L. Cannell gave a special field meet Saturday at Grass Val sermon on the 150th anniversary ley and remained to enjoy the of the inauguration of Georg? dance. Washington. Special music was Mrs. Leonard Fields, Mrs. Fran given by Margaret Johnson with cis Watkins, Mrs. Paulen Kase- a solo accompanied by Mrs. J. T. berg and Mrs. Leon Smith drove Johnson on the pipe organ. Otis to The Dalles Saturday where Royce sang a solo accompanied by they were guests at the home of William Clothier. Mrt. Leo Sailing who was hostess The two tables bridge club met at a shower honoring Mrs. Melvin Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Walsh. 'Chines? checkers and J. T. Johnson. Mrs. Ida Everett bridge was played and Mrs. L?on received high score. Smith won at the latter game. The Wasco Civic club entertain The Epworth league motored to ed members of the school band at DeMoss park. Wednesday ev.n'ng its last meeting. Dinner was serv for a 6.30 pidrric dinner. ed at the hotel for the youngsters Mrs. H. E. Endicott of Prine who later favored the club with ville is here staying for a short a sample of their music. time with her parents, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Grady were Mrs. H. H. White, - dinner guests Saturday at the ¡Mr. and Mrs. Guy Andrews, Mr. - home of Mr. and Mrs. A. S. John and Mrs. Fra.nk Lambom were son dinner guests Friday evening at The precipitation of rainfall for the home of Mr. and Mrs. Biuce th** month of A'pril was but .05, Gicdy. * while April of 1938 accounted for Mr. and Mrs. Homer Dixon 2nd .47. children with Mrs. Stewart motor- A new sign “The Coffee Shop” ' ed to Junction City last week end. has been erected in front of the • Bill Reid .and W. F. Johnson hotel that being the new name of were employed in The Dalles las'. the dinning room since it has been week. taken over by Mr. and Mrs. Wal Mrs. Augusta Huckin was selec lace. Thelma Morgan is cook and ted oft the International Tempk Miss Margaret Reeder of Shaniko fund committee for the Eastern is waitress. Star. She went to Grass Valley W. B. Rice, grand marshall of Tuesday. the Odd-Fellows lodge, made a I Frank Knox resience is getting visit to the Cascade lodge Monday I a new coat of paint with Rev. Can- accompanied by Charles Siseel j nell doing the administering. who aso attended the meeting lie- ! Mr. and Mrs. Art Barzee of fore going on to Portland. Fossil entertained a number of Mrs. Andrew Landles is visiting with her children at Lakeview and their friends from here Sunday. she expects to remain there for Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Van Gilder, and Emmajean, Walter Eaton, Mr several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Yocum and and Mrs. Joe Hildenbrand, John Patricia visited Sunday afte^noop and Olive Robinson and Mr. and at Arlington with Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Guy and Gaylord. Mrs. Charles Harper was hostes? Raymond Crowder and daughter. Members of the local biology to members of her 500 social cInL class made a field trip Tuesday Friday. During the afternoon five tables including a gufst treble with Mr. Cochran, teacher. were in play. Mrs. Marie Barnett The school band will leave Sat Cooper won high score, Mrs. Cor urday for White Salmon to tike part in th? MidX3olumbia band delia White made high score for the guests and Mrs. O. T. Hansen festival. received the consolation prize. Members of the Tuesday after ¡Mrs. Frank Morrow and Mrs. noon study club met at the home _ i£ if r 8 . Dan McPcrmid. The' prQ- Hull were week end guests at the gram was under.the direction of home of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Brock. Mrs. Charles 8. Fulton enter Mrs. Maud Akers and roll call was on safety rules. Mrs. Evans gave tained friends at her home in the a paper on Public Safety and Mrs. country Friday. Salad luncheon Poley of Moro gave a child wel was served by the hostess follow fare talk. Mrs. Knighten and Mrs. ed by cards at three tables. Mrs. Grosscup, mother of Mrs. Lester Johnson, received high score and Mis. Hilderd Zell second with Mrs. Cn-’l Anderson scoring low. Mrs. Grace Medler, Phyllis and Elton and Mr. and Mrs. Ross ITil- derbrand visited at Sunnyside, Wn. with the former’s sister and b*oth er in law, Mr. and Mrs. John Mathias. Mrs. O. G. Hilderbrand motor ed to Hood River Monday. Her mother, Mrs. Barnett, returned home with her. after a weeks visit with Mrs. L. E. Clark and Mrs. Edgington. The senior class play will be Wasco Masons And Star Attend Special Service given in the high school auditor ium Saturday?. evening the 18th. It will be a th ree..act play, ex- titled “The P»tay" in which win appear LaViola Gosgon, Alma Jean McMullen, Beryl Sheets, Darlene Rust, Richard O’Meara, Kenneth Blau, Damon Fields and Marion Crews. Auxiliary members met with Mrs. Haven Monday. Business included the election of officers re sulting in the selection of Mrs. Haven, president; M^rs. Everett Watkins, vice-president; and Mrs. Dan McDermid second vice-presi dent. Robert Every came Wednesday to view the cricket situation and to assist the county agent rid the northeastern county wheat fields of crickets. Kelly’s Column (Continued from page on ci- tion, typing or filing. Of course, there is political pull within the civil service—always has been. ____ :____ a.... 9 • __ ____ White House Lady Eleanor not infrequently holds three teas or receptions at the White House in an afternoon. One group of women scarcely leaves before the next batch arrives and the third crowd is moving to ward 1600 Pennsylvania Ave., in taxicabs before the second com pany makes an exit. Mrs. Roose velt, on these occasions, merely appears for a few minutes, smiles, bows, says a few remarks and leaves. A peculiar g ift of the president is that he can discuss local affairs (particulary political) of any part of the country with all the authority of a native. In pub lic the secret service men guarding the president never look at him— they watch the crowds, which is n different system from that in vogue in other countries. 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