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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (April 30, 1943)
T .. íij « ; r ." T tfx & £ 4 / »H ER M A N COUNTY J O U R N A L Grass Valley | < Maiden IViOlUCU Given VIIY CO Bridal Shower A bridal shower was given at ti.e Masonic hall Tuesday after- peon sponsored by the Eastern Star for Miss Ellen Eakin who will become the bride o f Gerald ------ Id ah o Sunday tHaskin o f Boise, laano, ¿»unaay May 2. y Mrs. es a 0, J^awrence a-*«* ev a a Todd gave ” *» two w ” piano solos and Mrs. William Beck gave a pianologue accompanied by Mrs. Orville Ruggles. A fter which the bride to be opened the mpay lovely and useful gifts. Re- freshm ents were served to about 60 guests by Mrs. Wallace May, Mrs. C. M. Clevenger, Mrs. A. A. Dunlan. Mrt. Art Bibby Mrs. ¿ a r- cld Eakin and Mrt. Dean Rey- nokjg W J C rw ier returned to h i. home 1» Snohomish, Washington. last week after spending some time here visiting his daughter, Mrs Maude Garrett, and children h< came here from California where he visited a son. Mr. and Mrs. William M. Bali stopped over the week end to visit their aon, Ted and fl%pnly. from their home in Corvallis. Mr. and Mrs. George Wilcox had as their guests Easter Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Harold Christenson o f The Dalles, Mr. and Mrs. Clar- ence Morrison of Wasco, Darwin and Lamar W ilcox and Patricia Clark o f Portland. kuRO . OREGON ' th$ Portland Sanitarium. Nod Bottonbarg o f Redmond was a week end guest a t the horn» o f Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Schilling» Mr. and Mrs. O. N. Ruggles returned home Friday from a bus iness trip to Portland. 7 - Mr. and M r»/E b en Kee, Mrs. Art Bibby and Dell Olds motored t*> Portland Monday where Mr. and Mrs. Kee attended the funaral of Tom Grath on Tuesday, M rs visiter her sister, Miss Bibby _ , . t \_ h A u . Lo&iae Fraley and Dell Olds vm ted Mrs Old. «fo»d Sanitarium, all M7 . - and the junior bridge clubs. Refresh • i M ^ X r l a a d l d dupe flatly thoppM v ^ U b lt » . Htpti «**• cereals Abupa, gAvlea, main dish- cooked vegetables, paprika tprinkied with paprika, serves < es or dessert. Use it in every way *• Melt bRttef» iw double better. U _ JEALTH you can for mpk added to any Add the eniodr add-peak dish will pile up the food values,' h e a t' until tender. Add dour One serving o f this cream soup »month. Than add milk provides 1-2 to 2-2 of • cup of antj vegetable ' water ,*nd cook mi|k. It can be used as a luncheon boiling w ater until smooth dish or the main dish for dinner tfcfckened. ^dd fceeroninga And — — 1» ^ -a natural nnturel for the thermos t h e r m o s ___________________* » ' \ • ~~ and i t fc is No one expects the homemaker nothing unions you take them to bottle that goes with a packed to be on the sid e lines with so the table. One o f the .im portant and hearty lunch. * B C ijS R^MAYNE CffifGON <ljÀÌRY COUNCIL roAny wartim e ta s k s b e g g in g to you’ve learned in nutritin'. be done. But she m u st remember » . . . classi;s is that everyone must get th at part o f her job m winning <g rit.m m « «-in- Cream t f Vegetable S to p a I F L Lester Johnson T as a gunny Spring day! 3 tbsp Butter - : T^3E9l 3 tobap minced onion 3 tb sp Aour , 3 cops milk , .. 1 cUp vegetable w ater or tup 'A BRAND Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiakej \ \ \ W» « / / % // s O « r d i » t ille r te iMepredirtiw rr^ A s m 'KAM K' / ' >1» <x ut f» r war T h l« w k lt k a r f r e m ra- DiMiUen Prod. Corp. N. T. DRIVE IS ( :r 4 T'.ft M m . Kork remaln- ~ wlt _ g i o » by the Sunday «hoot d „ - T just as nourishing when used In L egu latu re - Changes Fee “ man a t the B aptist church £ e ie Sunday. Aa EaaUr program Wa» Z • THE T T d X ooabfoe the G ra „ Valley S * • ((Sprm ^ F ever” S£r X . r " 124» health a t Grade A level. era1» and «> 0« m the d a,*y diet * • T m sday evening, There are two arm «« fi<rhti«K M m e « " » much The A m erican Ltgion O b v iously vou c a n ’t c ra m a w hole one m i# , „ m eeting with Mrs. A .A. Dunlap thia war-one a • t , th e front and the J©f milk also was a birthday party for other behiad the dines. The one day’s meals i must be planned x 2t*p salt, speck pepper Mrs. Frank vonBorstel. state jbehind th e lines is much larger day or tw o ahead in order to vice-president o f the Auxiliary t jjan th e and consists o f the measure up to the national nn- who received several g ifts. The men an(j women in the war indas- trition standards. Just to io«» T H E J U N IO R CLASS * winners of the poster contest trieg an<j every production line vour m em ory- milk ranks first. - •'* s presents were announced. Mrs. Alice Linn, th et keep the men in the armed Children need one «mart and ad- Mise Emma Jean Scholl and Miss f orcea equipped. The responsibility ultc one pint or i t s . equivalent Harriett Cole were present as io r health and strength 1 and each day. A» you know, milk is (tue.ts. Refreshm ent, were «erve 1 „ ^ g y o f the second arm y r e s t. A r TH REE ACT PLAY - « « '■»“ ° f the »ft* rno<m' »quaw ly on th e homemaker, W . R. Taylor M. D. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Coyle had one becom es .well nourished TUR8DAY, MAY 4 as their dinner gu ests Easter « x id e n t so every home maker 8 P. M. ------ Adm.l0-20-X5 Sunday ' Mr. ^pd Mrs. Harold »houd have a down to earth work- 207 U .8. NATIONAL BANK Eakin and children and Mr. and ing fcnowedge o f m odem nutrition, rve seats 50c THE DALLES, OREGON. Call sch ool for Mr«. John Engstrom. ^However, nutrition lessons mean Mrs. Vero Mobley and ^children of Kent visited her mother, Mrs. A. A. Dunlap, Tuesday, J. B. Eslingar came up from Portland Friday to visit several days with his fam ily. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. TTxid ■■■« ■ ■ had as their guests Easter Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Todd and baby,Mr. and Mrs. Art Schilling » and fam ily, Kenneth Todd and Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Balrer and Mary Istle. aon, Clair, and Mr. and Mrs. Gui Mr. and Mrs. Klaus Bardenhagen Hartman o f Wasco, spent E ss- motored to The Dalles Wednesday t o Sunday with their parents, Mr. where Mrs. Bardenhagen entered the hospital for medical treatment. and Mrs. € . R. Bruckert in The Mrs W. J. Davis and Mr. and Dalles. Mrs. Fred Cox motored to The Pvt. Bill Ball with the Army D alles Wednesday when Mr*. Air Corp is now stationed at Davis went to Portland to visit Kingman, Ariton* where he is her son and wife. Mr. and Mrs. attending the gunnery ochool. Charles Davis. Mrs. Cox went to Mrs Ed Alley entertained the . . . , . * v la, a nhO« 'a t her Corvaliis to vuut her daughter, G r“ Z * " ? ’ Jbnd« * , dub Mr». A1 Robert, and family, h orn W ed n e«l.y »ftem oon with M„ a T T ouii U p , M m . Al- « * « • “ bte. of b od ge *n p|ay ArMl) Lem. w ,U h « h . » « for u The D alle, M o o d ., M m . J . 8. Neweomb and tK, X f<>r X F R ID A Y , A ^ f t t t t £ i T n Scholl and Mias Harriet Cole. # Mr. and Mrs. J. 0 . Shull of Portland apm t the week end Mrs. Boyce Blaylock and fam ily Mrs. R. A. Stow returned home Saturday from Hood River where ehe had been for medical treat- FCVUdlCg » A> B of u W o by th e recent le g la U fa « , after June 9 Yhe fifty-cen t fee charged for th e special combination hunting and fishing licenses issued by th< state game commission to pio neers, war veterans and old age w iQ changed to one dojjar f or the combination license cents for either a hunting m en t ’ ' a fishing license if purchased Mr. and M ts . W illiam Beck separately. Those applying for and Mrs. Glen Perry had aa East- thetr licenses prior to June 9 will er Sunday dinner guests a t the able to g et them at the old rate latter’s home Mr. and Mrs. Fd o/ fifty centafor the combination Alley and daughter, Lila rL«e. hunting and fishing license. Mrs. W. N. Caughman and The new »aw also provides that daughter left Friday for their veterans of the ¿p anish -A m en home In Cornelius after spending can war. Boxer rebellion or P several day« % are visiting* M r.-ippine insurrection, before being and Mm. Boyce Blaylock. eligible for the special . The senior class o f Mom-Grass will have to comp y Valley H igh School including U la «am . requirement, aa other war i M AH«y, M ar, Kenny. Botty veteM M by having . ratin g o f a rayim. l o b Flatt, Gordon Lem- l e « t 26 percent eervme-connected 1 ,7 John Beuther, Frank Payne d i g n i t y and one year1, remdence i ^ i a i T h o m p -n . and Mr. Ho.l- In inahMd. the principal, left Wed- Vme of applicrihon for b e e n * , neaday on th eir flunk trip to However, until June #. Spanish- American war veterans i^ay* still Portland w tom thay attend«! a g et their licenses for th is year un ship launching and show» return der the old law, which requires ing Saturday all reporting a won either an Oregon enlistm ent or derful time. five year’s residence m the stat*. Dali Olds and daughter, Betty, and Mr. and Mra. Darwin Van Buy War Boad* Today Gilder o f Moro motored to Port land Sunday to visit Mra. 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