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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 28, 1945)
»¿a* <t gnuaA^'^QVWn JOURNAL; **0BU PKBCON WWA*« hWNMN** «II. »»to _ wife. ___ *■ «Christmas guests at the Suit) days visiting his Mr and Mrs T. M. Rolfe re- Holme» home were Mr and Mrs reived a telegram recently ’from Ted von Boretol and family, Mr th eir s$n, Robert, th at he had and Mrs William Holmes and landed in New York December fam ily and Miss Cassie Holmes. .15 from Antwerp and would be Raymond Summerfield arrived (home sometime in January. Sunday night from Sisters leav- John Rolfe and sons and 1. M. *"« Wedneoday for h is home tak- Rolfe were in The Dalles Monday >»“ two “ "<> *>ack with him af- Mr and M t » Herman Peters ; f in f te r sPendin< several m onths here were pleasantly surprised Friday ...... .» > .,» v j w ith th eir grandm other, Mrs Al Mr and Mrs Willard Rolfe had evenina December 2 le t at their a . dinner guests Chriatoms day °*r Mr> Te<J Borslc, home, when friends ’tailed bring Grande ing the dinner with them to cele her mother. M rs Fern Wdde who a an re«u rn ,ng home Wednesday brinf-,- brate their 26th wedding anni arrived Sunday ram o r an . i s «heir daughter, Cassie, who is versary. Those present were Mr her aunt and unc e Fred W agoer of The Dalles. . training, • • k , __ . rrt-u . ,in nuraes home for the «ad Mrs A. A. Dur.lap, Mr and Mr and Mrs Jam es E aster and Mrs Arxeil Lemley ,Mr and Mrs Mr and Mr> Wallac<, May Akfred Keek, Mr end Mrs Orville fam ily left Friday for Portland to spend the hoi,day season w .h fo r ohrjstm as djn. Ruggles, Mr« Art Bfcby and Hen ner M is. Anne Schwartz, Mrs r y Peters. After the dinner the relatives. Mike Bibby arrived early Sat- G rare and daughter, Jean, evening was spent playing bridge. Bus>(, The Peters'' were presented with urday morrang from Fan-held, and Mr and Mrg California to spend Christm as « and dau<hter 25 silver dollars along with best A rt Mre A p McGinnia a r . wishes for many more y e a ’s of the home of his brother Bibby and family. Luke Bibby and , Thuraday mornin< from Ny. happy wedded life. »rife were over from Heppner and to g p e n d the holidays with Mr and Mrs F. C. Reynolds of E k .e Bibby came up from The daughter> 5 , r , Ar?b C aniral; «Sedro Woolley, Washington wcr«j Dalles Christm as day for dinner, ftnd family visitor« at the home of Mr and Mr and Mrs Kendrick B urlap Mr> Ted vop/; or. tol wetu t0 • Mrs Dean Reynolds last week. came Saturday from Carlton to The Dallea Friday bring her. Mr and Mrs Norris Gilkison spend . C hristm as vuntmg at the and dauebter, Marie, Were fan The Dalles Saturday on home of his parents, Mr and Mrs hame , pend the holjdays ^ « h business. A, A, Dunlap, and a t the home of yM r and Mrs Bernard Martin her brother and eistes in law, Mr Gordon LemJey went to Tygh and daughter, Deanna, left Sun •a d U n Arch Cantrall. Vtflley Sunday to meet b i. aunt day for Roseburg where they will Miss N atalie Wassenmffler ar- an(J her husband Mr and spang Christmas with her mother. rived Saturday from Portland to Mors<, from S e a ttk W ashington, The Christmas program wa? »pend the holiday» with her p ar give« at the Baptist church Sun ents, Mr and Mrs Jacob Wassen- day evening. The program was miller. announced by Willard r Barnett Roger Haynes arrived Saturday consisting of the scripture read from Los Angeles, California and • ing of The Christmas Story, by his brother, Darrell Haynes, ca^ne Mrs Lorraine Kent; a vocal solo, from Carlton to spend the holi “The Holy City,” by Mrs Ellon days a t the home of their brother Cox Roberts, accompanied nt the in law and sixiter, Mr and Mr?, piano by Mr» OrviUe Ruggles. A A. Dunlap. Mrs O. N. Ruggles read the story, Miss Cassie Holm es came up 1 The First Christmas, with Lhe from The Dalleg Monday to spend choir singing the Christinas car C hristm as a t the heme of her fa d s and the children acting out the th e r, Sam Holmes. story. Treats were passed out to Abe children and Rev. Howard ASK PAUL R. McCULLOCR Schilling was presented with a about Orogou Mutual Ilf» g ift from the community. Mrs BDen Roberts and children arrived test Tuesday from Cor vallis to spend Christmas with bar parents, Mr and Mrs F»ed H e w i l l g iv e Peters Family Visited On 25th Anniversary wh«i TirtU ypend Christmas f t the home of her sister, Mrs Arzell Lemley arid family. Miss Lila Lee Alley arrived from Oxnard, California to spend the holidays with her parents, Mr and Mrs Ed Alley. Mr and Mrs George Smith and daughter, Judy, went to The Dal les Monday to spend Christmas with her aunt and unde, Mr and Mrs T. Solveoter. Mr and Mrs Frank Pike left Sunday for Pendleton to spend Christinas with relatives. Mrs Maude Garrett and ¿oils, Billy and Bobby, went to Shaniko Saturday to sipend Christmas with her sion in law and daughter, Mr* and Mr» Phi*«’» Mr and Mrs Boyce Blaylock and family toft Tuesday morning for Portland to spend Christmas and a few day« at the home of ner mother, Mrs J. 0 . Shull. > Mr and Mrs Don Smith and sort, Larry, went to The Dalldj Tuesday to spend Christmas and a few day» with his parents, Mr and Mrs Gue Smith. Mr and Mrs OrviUe Ruggies wereTguests at the home of Mr and Mrs • C. R Anderson Christ mas day. W. D. Barnett went to Portland Tuesday, having received word that h ir father, George Barnett, had had an heart attack. W « with you « H appy and Protparous N ew Year Your business has been appreciated and w e hope to be able to serve you better this coming year. T H E O L D R E L IA B L E for Quality—Dependability— Courtesy GRASS VALLEY CONFECTIONERY PAUL GODDARD ‘ Coma to the GRASS VALLEt C O M M IT OPEN HOUSE GRASS VALLEY December 31# 1945 2:00 p. » . to & 0 0 p. m. VITAL VICTORY FACTS about the great > . * " ’ ‘ - . . ■ . J • Victory Loan and how important it is to you and the business of your farm to buy EXTRA bonds in this final loan! GOLMN YEARS’ PLAN Cox you full details - Mr and Mr» J. W Blagg went to The Dalles Monday to bring their daughter, Marie, home from the hospital recovering from a.i o n th e in s u r ance plan y that enables you to appendectomy T-Sgt. 8anford Kent arrived Friday from Utah to spend a few r e t ir e .w ith a life income. ** l< GEOKE G. DPDEGRAFF Ongtoi Mutual Life A t Law in ic b a n c k Wi com pany M c C ulloch paul R. 405 E ast 2nd. The Dalles. S e v e n tim e» d u r in g th e w ar y o u ’ve b e e n asked to buy extra bond» to win Victory. Our fighting m en have finished their job . . . let’s finish ours! 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