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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 21, 1945)
relatives. Mr and Mrs Ed Alley wont to Cascade Looks Friday to ''spend ithe weekend visiting the|r son and daughter in law, Mr add Mrs Bruca Alley and family. The annual Christmas party for members o f the Eastern Star and * Masons and their families was r held the Mahonic hell Saturua; evening with about sixty present. A Christmas tree with decora- g tions and g ifts around it Was in one corner of the hail. Ted Ball ected aa master of ceremonies The committee presented an ap propriate program for the ooca- j6on. Invocation by Rev Howard v Schilling followed by group sing- ii ing; Tomrhie Eakin and Deanna * Martin spoke pieces; more group a singing; reading a Christmas let- d ter by Mrs Ted Bell; piano solo-r by Mrs Elton Eakin; poem, “Night ( Before Christman” by Merle Ea- J kin, Barbara Blaylock, Roger Bali, t Duane- Eakin Clarence May and f Karen Goddard; the Christmas i S to ry read by Mrs Millard Eakir. 1 and illustrated by the school choir t ainging Christmas carols, includ- i ed Helen Simon, Lode and Doro- J thy Kelly, Carolyn Lemley Clar- 1 ence May, " Roger Ball, Stephen 1 Bihby and Duane Eakin, duet hy i Mrs Paul Goddard and Mrs Aud- < rey Vaughn, the story ended with < Rev Schilling singing a solo. A f ter which the gifts and popcorn balls were distributed and re freshments were served by the committee in charge. Don Smith arrived in The Dal les Sunday from Bremerton, where he received his discharge from the navy after two years in the ser vice of which one year was spent abroad the Tuscaloosa in the Chi na seas. Mr and Mrs Smith and son, Larry, returned home Mon day. Miss Ossrie Holmes caime up from The Dalles Friday to spend the week end here. She attended the turkey dinner at Kent Sun day. Pfc C. J. Kuhek arrived Satur day from Marysville, California to spend his furlough here with his wife at the home of her par- ents, Mr and Mrs Tea von Bore* -1. Mr and Mrs Clyde Smith were business visitors in The Dalles Friday. Mr and Mrs Ted von Borstei and daughter, Mrs C.J. KuMck. were business visitors in The Dul les Wednesday. Mrs Frank payer. Mr and Mrs Charles Perrigo a r t daughter, Linda, Claud Bayer. Mr and Mrs Frank E. Bayer and children were ia The Dalles Monday Christmas shopping. / V. B. Eeddn left Sunday for Boice, Idaho |e spend, a few days visiting his spn in law and dau- Mr and Mrs A. F. Baker went to Wasco Sunday where they Wert dinner guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Gus Hartmann in honor of the birthday anniversary of Mrs Baker. Mrs James Easter went to The Dalles Saturday to visit her nus- band at the hospital. Mrs Wren Hogue accompanied her to spend the day on business and shopping. Miss Dorothy Barnett attended thè party in The Dalles Friday tvening for employees of the Pa cific Power & Light company. The Grass Valley Rebekahs sponsored a miscellaneous house hold shower for Mrs Ralph Busse Thursday evening at the I.O.O.F. hall. 9he received many lovely and useful gifts, after* they were unwrapped refreshments were ser ved to about 20 present. Among those from Grass Valley attending the turkey dinner at Kent Sunday .. sponsored by _ th e American Legion and Auxiliary for the returned service men and their families were Mr and Mrs Wallace May, Mr and Mrs Ralrh Busse, Mr and Mrs A. A. 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