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»H E R M A N COU N TY J O U R N A L , MORO, OREGON ' F R IA D Y , J U N E 28. 1940
er. The afternoon fltegan with
d essert luncheon follow ed by cards
at w hich Mr. V iggo H au felt and
Mrs. Frank Lamborn won -Mon­
day and Mrs. Joe Hilderbrand and
Mrs. Darw in Van • Gilder won
W ednesday. Mrs. Bushnell and
her tw o children, Grant and B on­
nie. left Friday after a ten day
A q u iet hom e w edding w as so l­ sta y with her aunt.
em nized a t the home o f Mr. and
Mr
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and Mrs.
Bob
McDonald
Mrs W. V. M erohant o f Redmond, ^pent W ednesday in Portland be-
when their daughter, M argaret
accom panied by Mrs. Grace
w as united in m arriage w ith Del- P e d le r and son Elton.
' ? rj S Sm U hS°.? Wasco', w ith t h y
M em ber, o f the Ladies Aid o f
The Roman Phalanx of 1940 A. D.
Delmar Smith
Married To
Redmond Girl
A. J. b m i t n o i w a
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Rev. Penhollow officiating..
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bine th e bread crum bs and b u tter,
add to the h o t f r u it , stir until
O n e-h alf cup o f w a te r .-
O ne-half teaspoon o f sa lt
Tw o cups s o f t bread crum bs
Two tablespoons m elted bu tter
w ell m ixed and le t sta n d on the
back o f th e „ sto v e fo r about 30
One tab lesp oon lem on juiqp, if m inutes (lo w or sto red b e s t to
desired
yo u ) b u t do n o t le t the pudding
P ick over the b erries, w ash, cook. Add the lem on juice and
drain, m ix w ith su g a r, w a ter, and serve th e pudding w h ile s t :U
„sail and b oil f o r .5 m inutes. Com- warm w ith plain cream . .
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M ethodist church entertained
with * ghQWer Tuesday in hono
The bride w as g iv en in mar
lia g e by her fath er. She w ere a
pale blue dress and a corsage ol
lose buds and sw eet peas.
Her
siste r , G eraldine, w as bride.- naid
-en d W ayne D a rb y vacted as best
man. L ittle four year old .Janet
O3bom , a cousin o f the bride, w as
H ew er g irl, carrying a basket of
rose 'buds. and sw eet peas.
Mrg John McClure at the home
j T Johnson. Th? m any
g u e tts jn attendance weri enter-
t .nned w ith
program
num bers
p|ven by Mrs 0 . G. Hilderbrand,
?o!o M; s Johnson accom panying;
Mn> Maud A kers, reading; Ed-
vurd M ills, clarinet solo; Jos
A kera, song and L aville Guy, p i-
- ano selecetion.
Rev.- Penhollow sang “ 1 Love
You T ru ly” preceeding the cere­
m ony. A huge basket o f <L w ers
• form ed the background fo i tin
cerem ony.
R efreshm ents ' we re­
served a fte r a b eautifully deco-
rated w edding cake w a s cut by
the bride. Mr. and Mrs. Knitth
le ft fo r a trip to Diamond ami
C’ dter lakes. T hey w ill .nakv
their hom e in W asco.
The E m igran t
and
Biglow
schools enjoyed their annual pie
r ic a t W ilson park Sunday when
a good crowd w a s out for the
sports and the lunch.
Rev. and Mr. F. L. Cannell re­
turned home from the annual
M ethodist conference held in Port-
lain1 and reported his reappoint­
m ent to the .pastorate at Wasco
and Grass V alley for* another
year. This w ill m ake four years
of service here.
Mr. and' Mrs. Sam Brock w e n
In Salem fo r th e w ed d in g o f M rs.
B ock’s neice, M iss Gwen Hunt,
who married Verlin Coleman o f
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B u t is t h e r ig h t m a n ta k in g t h e
“ 1 3 S te p s ” i o t h e g a llo w s ? W a s
it t h e c o n d e m n e d m a n w h o
k ille d A g n e s H errick ; w if e o f
h is fr ie n d ?
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JuUus C aesar’s “ phalanx’*' of clesc-packcd R?man legions who form ed an arm ored roof with shields cov-
ertme their advance, is im nravcd upon by the m odern “C aesar.” Here are today’s R o m a n ’’phalanx:’ armored
legions that c n r l * part of Italy’s war m achine. These tanks are uLra-m edcrn, m any being equipped
v /ith f.r.r.ie p .c js c '.o . 3.
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, ,sh o rt b isc u iK c a k e is our sp ecial
„-A group o f young people* mot-,
fa v o rite although the sponge and
cred to M aryhill Sunday. Going
’ 3 i an gel food seem to com e in fo r
w ere June H ines, 1 helma Lutje,
} # I he nors too. F or a hot day, fresh
Charles H artm an and P atty O’­
berries and ice cream atop a crisp
M em bers o f the Odd Fellow.*
Meara.
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affle m akes a luscious a n d 's a t ­
and Rebekah lodges o f the ct unty
isfy
in g shortcake.
M r. and Mrs. Wm. N isbet and
m et a t D eM oss park Sunday. A
picnic /dinner and p len ty o f- ice Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Funk
Frozen d esserts m ade of m ost
cream w as served, follow ed by a spent Sunday a t W ilson park,
any
of the b erries are easy to
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good social tim e and gam es. The
m oke and such fu n to serve for
Mr. a n d 'M r s. Clyde H earing
rtored to M osier where they
There are at lea st a dozen diff- t.oveen berres, youngberries, foi they
in e j are popular
pOpUiar w
wiun
ev e ry o n e ,
n ex t picnic w ill be held in G rass m
ith everyone.
m rtored to M osier where they
«pent the day w ith their daughter <*rent w a y s to ta n talize summer ]Cw each oth er in quick order and-. R aspberries are esp ecia lly good
V alley.
Mrs. B ernis Guy and Ed McKee J ean ette.
rr
s^ . w ith th eir sfrort aeaaon the hornu ">
cream and raspberries, boy-
gag?
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M iss Olive* Robinson a h d ' - b r o t Z V ^ flow , b u t other «berries take- !naker should ^ e on T O w atcT juice is good for m ilk sherbets.
H e n d i^ w ^ r e Mrs er J o h n ^ ere dinner « ue8ts Sun' up the them e wherp straw b erries
m ake the m ost o f them .
Or if you b u y your ice cream , use
r ‘ ThMr l i d A a ' r l e
duy Bt the h° me ° f Mr‘ a,,d- ’MrS* k a v e w...
off. T here is no other
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W hile not particularly high in sw eetened over the top fo r deli-
M cKec, Mr. and Mrs. Gharle-. Vernon Van GUder
tion o f the country w here there n u tritive yalue, berries in general cious sundaes.
E v erett,. Mr. and
Mrs. Frame
Lam born, Mr. Guy »nd children,
-Mr. and Mrs. Owen B arn ett and is the v a riety p i b erries to 4>oose co n ta in vitam in C and som e kinds
Am
fashioned favor
L avelle G aylord.
Jerry le ft Thursday for Santa from as m our own sta te
R asp- are im portant s3urfi,s o f th is
fr £ h,
ripened b erries and
Mrs. B rig g s and children v is it - 'R o s a , C alifornia, w here they w ill b erries, loganberries, blackberries, v ita m in . To m ake the m ost o f the ci.( am per^ p8 tQp
ed
in G
oldendale a wv
t th e home o f - reride.
Owen, how ever, w ill r?-
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her »ister, Mrs. C layton McCall turn to bring back the truck they
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c a t then, uncooked.
• co a t each berry and powdered
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n u d e the journey down in.
B erry tim e is short cake tim e, su gar for those- w ho like it. I.i
Mr. and Mrs. E ar! K now les and
A ny o f th e sw eet, juicy berries- looking over old recipes we find
are -suitable for short cake. It’s this pudding which m erits a trial,
d aughter, N an cy Lou o f Portland
Waited w ith Mr. and Mrs. Ed
b e st to le t them stand w ith sugar Quirk Berry Pudding
Feldm an from Friday" until Sun-
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an kour
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d raw out Qne qUart berries
spread them o n O fte
d a }.
Mrs.
H ulitz” accom panied
them to Portland a fte r a visit
the cake ju st before servin g. The
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Mrs. E. iP. Edwards and P a tsy
le tt for Portland Sunday w here
th ey w ill v isit w ith .relatives thiu
w eek.
Mr. and Mrs. W illiam C lo.hier
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and A nn m otored to Portland an i
1 eturn Sunday. Ann brought home
a new dog to replace B oots, who
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w as run over on - the street her?
recently.
Mr. and M rs. W illiam M ills an I
children Edward
and
R«>ber;
spent Sunday seein g the m useum
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a t M aryhill and drove on to Mt
A dam s later in the day.
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Joe A kers o f Portland is bavin*
a v isit w ith his grandm other, M is.
Maud Akers.'
Iaiw rence N ish et le ft Sunday to
sta y during the sum m er w ith his
aunt, Mrs. ' Lawrence D outhit in
an Koeber, w hose dance band
Gresham .
w ill blow th e tunes for the W asco
Mr, and M rs. Bruce Grady were
P . G. Wodehouse, British humor­
in Portland fo r a num ber o f days Civic club dance at W asco th is
ist, and his w ife (shown) w ere giv­
‘ Saturday nght.
attending to b u sin ess affairs.
ing a cocktail party in Le Touquet,
The Klondike com m unity club
W h ite Navy Beans
French channel coast town, when
m et recently a t the hom e o f Mr*.
the Germ ans cam e along. He w as
E rn est Shbll and th is week w ill
Interned, but his w ife w as allowed
m eet w ith Mrs. Del W right.
to leave.
Gue«ts a t the hom e o f Mrs. Ed
M cKee Sunday included Mr. and W nidcharger, For L igh ts & Pow ei
There are m ore than 10,000
M ia. M arion McKee o f Moro and
airplanes in civil use in the U nited
Mr. and Mrs. Hal S h elton o f Hood 6 ^ ’ D eluxe R ef. $129.50:
S ta te s, servin g 70 kinds o f busi-
R iver and Mr. and M rs. C. R.
... slig h tly higher; Its a Copeland,
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the la st gam e o f the season here
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The co-ops have b o u g h t a new
oil truck. Lawrence Funk w ill
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Thursday evening fou n d th e
L m ght? and Pythian S is ter» at
the lodge hall for the final m eet­
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