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A nna Coats, bride elect of
H erm an S trau g h an of Spokane,
was feted a t a bridal shower when
50 ladies m et F riday a t R ufus in
the g ra n g e hall. The hostesses
w ere M rs. F ay B rackett and Miss
M ary B rackett.
F rien d s, including the g u est of
honor, were entertained by a short
p ro g ram and a mock wedding.
M rs. E lton Eakin gave a piano
solo and C lara M athieson a vocal
solo. T ak in g p a rt in the mock
wedding w ere Mrs. Eakin, a siste r
of the bride to be, Mrs. C harles
K uypers, Mrs. Jew el H erin, Helen
M acnab, M ary B rack ett and M rs.
F ay B rack ett. Preceding the re-
fresh m en ts which were served a t
the close of the afternoon, the
g u e sts presented the bride elect
with m any g ifts. O ut of town
g u e sts were M rs. George Bourland,
M rs. H enry Busch, Mrs. Ray
Biown and Mrs. Carl Cushmann of
D ufur. Mrs. Eiton Eakin and Mrs
V trnon E akin of Grass Valley,
M r/. C lara M acnab and M rs. Nellie
M orris of The Dalles.
MORO.
OREGON. FRIDAY. MAY 30, 1041
O verholts and fam ily.
his 88th b irth d ay when friertds
The comm encem ent; program of and relative» g ath ered a t the home
the W asco high school w as held o f lMr- and M rs- C harles E v e re tt
May 26 in the school auditorium . la st Sunday. F rom o u t of tow n
Class member« were Helen Blau, came M r- and M rs- F ra n k C«nni€
Malcolm M cDermid, Malcolm, and and son»
Mr. and M rs. E. F.
Theron R ichelderfer, Idaibelle Spen F errell, Mr. and M rs. Bab F errell,
cer> Jean D utton and M arion Mr. and M rs. Jodie M orrrison, Mr.
Crews. M arion Crews gave the and M rs- Ted E v e re tt and daugh-
salu tato ry address a fte r the pro- te r » Lois A nn’ Mr. and Mrs. Gus
<*«ional and invocation by Rev. Sm ith, Mr; and Mrs - C arl E v erett,
Stephens, Mrs. 0 . G. H ilderbrand Mr. and Mrs. L. L. F u n k , Mr. and
and Mrs. Geo. Wilde sang a duet M rs. C lough and son, Edw in and
and
Poling of Oregon S tate " a l t e r Davis. A no host dinner
£ ave an inspirational address to was served a t one o clock and lunch
the youth and adults present. in 'the evening. F riends called
Nelen Blau was valedictorian. Mrs. during the afternoon.
T. Johnson gave a solo and Mrs.
Mills presented the diplomas to the
class. Flow ers were arran g ed on
tkc stag e ac a background for the
c ^ sî and those on the program
and the class ■motto, “Aim high and
hold y ° u r aim ” was displayed.
Out of town people who were
here for the graduation were Mrs.
K. I. Stepeson and Mrs. George
Diew o f S eattle, Mrs. Bess Pound,
M rs. Alvin M iles and M rs. F ran k
B etts of The Dalles, Mr. and Mrs.
W. C. Todd and son of G rass Val-
lev and Mrs. A bescher o f Scholls.
Mr. and M rs. Wra. M cKinney of
Pendleton are the p aren ts of a
d au g h ter, born May 18.
Mrs. D elm ar Sm ith visited here
last week from her home in
Spokane. Mr. and M rs. Leon
Sm ith took h er tor**- R^ rnond to
Mrs. Elvis Rich is visiting a t visit h er p aren ts, Mr., and Mrs
E agle Point.
W. V. M erchant. When she re-
The trom bone q u a rte tte , made turns to W asco she will move h e r
,UP ° L ? r ° na?dI R ostad’ Clide F rid '
i c? ’’ „H lÌO rd bUtje and Douglas
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h u l l r received
p o o iv o r i n
Shull
a 9 2 minus ra tin g a t
Tacom a, where they played a t the
n o rth w est music festival. Marion
V iew s,pianist, playing a solo, and
Clide F ridley a trom bone solo,
placed in the second division.
The Wasco senior class left
lh u rs d a y for v lento park for th eir
picnic.
V/edneday thegrade school held
its picnic a t F leck’s orchard and
the high school went to C oberg’s
beach for the day. The vacation
period began officially May 29.
M ary Thom as is here fo r ehr
sum m er vacation visiting w ith her
m other and Mr. and Mrs. M arvin
Thom as. H er home is in P ortland.
Th'e eighth grade graduation of
the R ufus, Wasco, Moro and G rass
Valley schools was held here F ri
day, May 23. Dwight D. W. Davis
of E astern Oregon college of Edu-
cation gave the talk to the young.
» te r, giving them guides by which
to govern th e ir lives fo r th e next
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ty Ws u X 't e n d e n t , p Z e n u ’d " £
Stdt6 Jobs OpCIl
For Accountants
A pplications to tak e tests fo r
five classes of jobs soon to be open
w ith th e S ta te U nem ploym ent
Com pensation C om m ission m u st be
made to the Board of E xam iners
in P ortland before S atu rd ay , Jufie
7, P ro fesso r W illiam
Griffith,-
supervisor, announced today,
W ith m any being called to ac-
five service and defense work,
several of the m erit re g isters are
near exhaustion. The work fo r
which tests will ibe held include
em ploym ent officers a t $1500 to
$2100 a year and statisticia n s from
$1440 to $2640.
' Inform ation m ay be obtained at
any of- the 26 s ta te em ploym ent
offices. The exam ination will be
fu rn itu re to Spokane as they ex- held June 21 a t Salem , P o rtlan d ,
I* ct to live th ere for some time. LaG rande, R oseburg and K lam ath
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Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Andrew’s re- F alls.
turned from a visit of s e v e r a l -------------------------
^ ¿ h 'th e ir son Philip An- D ay’s Difference
drews and wife in P ortland and
D ra ftee— Can you lend me a
with Mr. and M rs. C hester ‘An- dollar? I don’t g et paid until to-
drew s in C arlton. Mrs. Lottie m orrow .
D iin ^ e /a c c ^ p a n ie d " th e m ,
V eteran— S orry, I hav en ’t a cent.
H. E. E v e re tt was honored on I was paid yesterday.
N ig h t baseball dates*« back to
1880. D uring th a t y ear two am a-
tcu rteam s played a gam e a t N an
tucket Beach, Mass.
Kent Soldier
Returns Home
To Con válese
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ilson of Com
Cam p M u rray , W ashintgon
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arriv-
ej ylgre T uesday
evening whe re
spend his th irty day f ur-
w jth his gjster> j^rs. Carl
„ „ u u.-_
S chadew itz and 'family and
his
bi other, W. B. Wilson and fam ily.
Wilson had his leg broken several
m onths ago and has been in the
hospital and not in training.
Wildiam Sewell and M arvin S ta k
ley of F o rt W orth, Texas arrived,
in K ent Monday where they will
spend a few weeks with the la tte r’s
u rcle, R ichard Stakley.
Mrs. H arley McKay left by
stag e T uesday for Springfield to
visit relativ es o few days.
M rs. H. C. Nelson of Bend a r
rived in K ent W ednesday where
she rem ained until S atu rd ay v isit
ing w ith her p arents, Mr. and
Mr. and M rs. J. C. Wilson. Mrs.
J. C. W ilson m otored with Mrs.
Nelson and son George to Bend
S atu rd ay w here she rem ained un-
til Sunday.
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B accalau reate set vices for the
g ra d u a tin g classes of K ent school
v/as held in the Kent C hristian
church M onday evening. Rev. Lloyd
T. Anderson of The Dalles deliver
ed the ad d ress of the evening.
,
W-
^ elyef wer(
^ U 8 in e ‘ Visitors in S a le m . Thürs-
day, re tu rn in g to K ent r ridav
dav.
m orning.
Evelyn D avis and Evelyn ‘Cam p
bell of The Dalles were overnight
guests of Mr. and Mis. J. L. Davis
on W ednesday.
Mrs. Grace Gregg and daugh
ter Dolores sp en t the week end in
B< nd visiting Mr. and Mrs. E arl
G regg and fam ily.
E.-ther Cammack left F riday af-
tei noon for her home in Salem.
She will re tu rn here next fajl to
resum e h er teaching position.
Mr. and Mrs. G L. Burnet an 1
£ y ^ A D A ~ R rM A Y N E
Mrs. Rosellen Jen n in g s and d au g h
te r J a n e tta o f Cow Canyon called
briefly at the J. L. M atthes home
O R E G O N ^ D A IR Y C O U K C T
Monday m orning.
Lavina B arn et returned to P o rt
land Sunday evening a fte r spend
ing the week end here w ith her
STRA W BERRY TIM E
One tablespoon lemon juice
p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Bar-
On' ,f,»FP °°n unflavored geletin
v W ,th thJ m a rk e t, ful of V ’ ' T " '° Cup’ milk
net.
^ rT,esLand thc world ful' of ’ tr e T : Few grains s a lt
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Schadewitz
b t r r >' hun* r >'
“7”
One eKK w hite
of W amic were at K ent W ednes
nc* be such a thing as too m any
day- evening to atten d commence-
«««O stra w b e rry dishea. S traw -
Com bine crushed stra w b e rp e s
=
w ith sugar, oran g e juice and
Mr.
and Mrs. F ran k B ennett, Mrs
diplom as th a t ntitles th e g rad u ate
le t t standI
stand f 30 m inutes
th a t e n title . the g r .d u a te
'» f . c W o r the
lemon juice; le
.
.
M
arg
aret
Mason und Mrs. Dodson
diplom as
Sprinkle n^.
Dalles were visitors at the
J Mrs. Ed Feldm an »pent ’’ " « e r j o n g enough.
P .e s s through Steve,
Mr. and
e n d v i . i t i n . in H e r m i . t n n
Y»“ "’“ s t h “Ve m asons fo r gelatin Over 1 CUP of m ilk: heat B. A. Hogue home Sunday.
the week end visiting in H erm iston
eatin g straw b erries, they are, like until gelatin is dissolved; combine
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B radford
Dodson and Robert
w ith Mr. and Mrs. W alter Maffei.
Mr and Mrs Bruce G radv and berries
in
general,
excellent with rem aining milk and salt. P our y atu m of Shaniko, m M iss
iss vivian
Vivian
M- and Mrs Edw ard G rady of sources of vitam in C. To make the into freezing tra y ; chill. B eat egg F ritts of G rass Valley and the
W alla W alla are vacationing a t n,0?t c f this vitam ,n c in straw - w hite stiff; fold into straw b erry Misses E sth er C am m ack, Nellie
K’ rth w estern lake
berries it is best to e a t them un- m ixture. Combine chilled milk w ijson> Helen von B orstel and
Mr and- Mrs A r*vour
rth u r 'S a arren
t
cnoked-
This is ~ Poad new s’ to ° ’ rrix tu re w ith stra w b e rry m ixture. i H j rivu
flen 111*i«ui
H alvorsen
and Mrs. H arry
Lvu
,wr. anu .u rs. z ir u iu i o a r ig u c nr
in r **
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O m . t - freeze,
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hv Mrs
Gprtrude fo r tbe sim Plest dishes are the P our into freezing tra y ; freeze, Howell were dinner g u ests of Mr
uy i«IS. UC1UUUC
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during and Mrs.
P ep p er, m otored to ‘Condon Frl- « » ' f r i t e s w .th m ost everyone s t.r r ng
Severn
ttm es
Louis S a th e r Tuesday
. dnv evening for the graduation S t-a w b e m e s and plenty of food fieezm g. S erves 4.
evening.
exercises. F rances Ellsw orth and thick cream , straw b erry shortcake s t r .w b e rry Chiffon Pie
Miss Helen Halvorsen left S un
A ltr F a rr a r were in the class.
P '1« 1 h 'e h w ' th w h'PPed cream - or
day for her home in M innesota.
She will retu rn to K ent next fab
An all dav m eeting of the Eas-
straw b errie s served over ice cream One recipe C orn F lak e cru st
t h r n S ta r lodge and a 6.30 dinner
are enough to m ake any mouth Twc cuns crushed straw b erries
to resum e her position as teacher
w <e held at A rlington F riday.
w uter even w lth the thou* ht of One h alf cup su g ar
of th e interm ediate grades.
Mr. and Mrs. Al Shinn and
son
A tten d in g from Wa^co w ere: Mr. them
Few g rain s salt
,
.
and M r- Francis W atkins, Mr.
C olorful and refresh in g - straw-- Qnt anfj a half envelopes unuavoY- Raymond of P ortland arrived
in
and Mrs H D Proudfoot, Mr. and
berries have a place in m any spring ed ^ l a t i n -
K ent last week and will
work on
M rs H erbert Root, Mr. and Mrs.
tim e dishes
A ppetizing, refresh - One fourth cup cold w
the J. K. Wilson ran ch east ot
M ildred Zell
ing frozen desserts to popular a t t wo egg w hites
Kent.
(Aft a m eeting of Bethlehem chap- this tim e
Ye a r‘ salads, and milk One cup heavy cream
*
Willi / a Young of P o rtlan d is
te r OES .Moro a special program drinks - all seem to have more
i j ne jq jn . pie pan w ith 'C o m here for a few days looking a fte r
\va* given which Mr. and Mrs. Roy « P P ^ l with fresh straw berries F b k e crust>
pressing
a g a in s t' his p ro p erty here.
•Bclshee Mrs Hugh W hite and Mrs. u?ed in them .
bottom and sides of nan: chill. Add
The P.N.G- club met a t the home
C ar’ \n d erso n attended
H ere are some recipes - not to su p a r a nd salt to berries. B eat of Mrs. Will Guyton near Kent,
M r and Mrs. Ira F ridley and
supplant the old favorites - but so ecr’Z w hites stiff.
W hip cream : on W ednesday p. m. Plans were
I - h te r Joan le ft for Corvallis
tk a t you can tak e advantage every f oj,j ¡ntf) w hites. Fold cream
made to h dd a bsnefit card p arty
t ^ o ^ s t of the week to spend
d aV °f tbe sh o rt season and serve n ,jx tu re into b erry m ixture. Pile a t the K ent I.O.O.F. hall on Sat-
M
rial day
They ‘will re tu rn straw b erries often and in different ;n
;p pan.
nnn C
hill.
i
i ird
rdov
nierht. May
Mav 31. R efresh-
in n pie
Chill.
a y night,
Corn
Flake
C
ru
st:
One
third
clip
m
ents
were
served
by the hostess.
the lasO of next week a fte r visiting w a>’s
b u tter
K ent A uxiliary of the Am erican
M rs. F rid ley ’s relatives.
S traw berry Sherbet
One fourth cup su g ar
Legion held its re g u la r m eeting
M rs. Louise Thom as returned
One
cup
finely
crushed
corn
flakes
T
hursday night. T he yearly rc-
hom e S atu rd ay from a visit of sev- One cup crushed straw b erries
M
elt
b
u
tte
r.
Add
su
g
a
r
and
crushed
p
o
rts were made out d u rin g the
cral weeks in Portland w ith her Six tablespoons su g ar
m eeting. Dorothy Ball was select
com flakes. Mix thoroughly
d au g h ter, M ary and Mrs. M arvin One bblespoon orange juice
ed as the outstanding girl in G rass
Valley hikh school and will be sent
by the A uxiliary to G irls’ S tate
Camp a t S ilv er Creek F alls, fo r
The A tw ood Store
one week. R efreshm ents were
served a t the close of the evening.
Mr. and Mrs. M illard Thomsen
of Antelope were business callers
in K ent Wednesday.
S A T U R D A Y . MAY 3 1
O N L Y
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. B arnet and
d au g h ters B etty and D orothy of
G rass Valley and Mr. and Mrs.
R. P. B arnet were v isito rs a t the
home of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. M at
ch es S unday.--
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G eraldine Norton w as a dinner
g u est of Mr. and M rs. Jam es
R obertson in Shaniko Sunday.
Hi- V ay /
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‘Well, d ad 's a p h ilan th ro p ist.’ to send me $26 if I raise a similar
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