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Mr ppd
£ ? rt Cox
Sgt.
and Mrs W arren M organ re tu rn
ed bof|ie Satuday from alnioat
three weeks spent visiting rela
tives in Chehalis, Bay City ai^l
Vancouver, W ashington.
A rt B uker of Orchards, Wash.,
visited at the home of Mr and
Mrs T. M. Rolfe Sunday.
Saturday, M arch 2, a t 7:30 p.m.
Mr and Mrs Fred. P eters came
the Grass Valley young m arried
up from T he Dalles , to sta^ nt
people of the G rass Valley Bap
the H enry P eters ranch during
tist church a re sponsoring ?n sp ring work.
evening of fun for old and young.
John Koepke of Redmond vis
Special features of the evening
ited at the home of Mr and Mrs
will be: a g irl’s trio from M ult H erm an Peters Sunday.
nom ah $phool -of the Bible, col
Mr and Mrs Clifford MAce.v
ored slides and of course, refresh and children of Klam ath F a ils
ments.
came Saturday to spend the week
Mrs Orville Ruggles and Mrs end visiting at the home of Mr
Sanford K ent are In charge of and Mrs W illard Barnett.
refreshm ents.
Among those who attended the
The trio will be featured in
basket ball tournam ent in T in .
both services Sunday the 3rd.
Dalles w ere Mr and Mrs F ra n k
Bayer Sr., Claud Bayer, lia rry
Mr and Mrs Fred Cox and dau
Stark. Mr and Mrs Frank Bayer
ghter, Mrs A1 R oberts and child
and children, Mr and Mrs C lur-
ren w ere In The Dalles W ednes
les P errigo and daughter, Linda,
day to meet the la tte r’s husband,
Edgar Alley, Ethel and Margar-
Lt. (J. g.) A1 Roberts, who arrived
’et B arnett. John Aliev, B arbara
from Norfolk, Virginia, where
Alley, Carl, Jim m y and Ina May
his ship was decommissioned, to
Zieger, H erm an Peters, A. A.
spend a few days w ith his family
Dunlap, .K ing F ritts and , Arzell
at the Fred Cox home.
Lemley.
Mrs Guy Boyer stopped here
Mr and Mrs Glenn P e rry left
to spend the week end w ith her Saturday for Hillsboro to spend
m other, Mrs L. D. May and her the week end visiting at the
brother and sister in law, Mr and home of his m other, M is John
Mrs W allace May on her way Perry.
home to John Day from P o rt
Mr and Mrs John R ust had as
land.
over nig h t guests T hursday Y r
The girl’s trio from M ultnomah and Mrs R. E. LeBleu and child
Schoo) of the Bible in Portland ren of Terrebonne.
will be here Saturday evening
Mr and Mrs John R ust and
and Sunday m orning at the Bap d au g h ters Heft Friday for ¡ V i-
tist church.
land to spend the week end vis
Mr and Mrs Je ff Cain of P rine iting relatives.
Mr and Mrs W allace May have
ville visited at th e home of Mr
as
th eir guests her parents, Mr
and Mrs F re d Cox from Tuesday
and
Mrs J. A. W alter, and her
until Thursday.
brother,
W illiam W alter of Hood
Mrs Grace Zevely and daugh
River,
who
came Monday.
ter, Jean, w ere in The Dalles
Miss
Cassie
Holmes came up
Saturday on business.
from
.
The
Dalles
Saturday to
Mrs John Block. Mrs Charles
spend
the
week
end
w ith rela
Perrigo and Miss Ethel B arnett
tives.
w ere hostesses at a bridal show er
J. C. Kulick
w ith the arm s,
at the I.O.O F. hall T hursday af
arrived
Friday
from
Marysvd)»»,
ternoon In honor of Mrs Haroei
California
to
visit
his
wife
a t the
Owens, the form er Betty Barnett.
home
of
her
parents,
Mr
and
Mrs W illard B arnett and Mrs
Mrs
Ted1
von
Borstel,
leaving
Charles Perrigo sang several songs
accompanied a t the piano b y M rs Monday fo r camp.
Mr and Mrs H arry O'Dflnneh
Orville Ruggles. A fter the gifts
w
ere
overnight guests at the
w ere opened refreshm ents were
hom
e
of
Mr a n d Mrs
A rthur
served 'to about th irty guests,
Blbby
T
hursday
on
th
eir
way
Mr and Mrs A rt Blbby left Sat
from
San
Francisco
to
their
home
urday for H eppner to spend the
week end visiting at the home of in H eppner.
Mr and Mrs Eben Kee have as
his b ro th er and sister in law, Mr
th
eir
guests her fath er and step
and Mrs Luke Blbby. m ..
m other, Mr and M rs J. E. Cro-
Mr and Mrs Arch Cantrall and foot, and h e r brothers. E arl and
children and Mrs A A. Dunlap Bain Crofoot, of Riverside, Wn.,
left Sunday for Carlton to visit who arrived Sunday.
Mr and Mrs ' Kendrick Dunlep
Mrs P aul Goddard en tertain? 1
stopping in Portland on business the pupils of Kthe 3rd and 4th
before coming home.
grades at her home S aturday a f
Mr and Mrs C. M Clevenger ternoon in honor of her daughte**,
and Mrs C. R. Anderson were Karen, • w ho celebated h er 9th
b u sin e ss' visitors in The Dalles
Tuesday.
Bill Todd received his
dis
charge from the arm y at Fort
Lewis W ednesday going on to
Spokane to b rin g his wife hack
w ith him arriv in g here Saturday.
They will live on the A rt Schil
ling ranch as he will work for
Mr Schilling.
Shelton (Bud) F ritts, who nas
been In ROTC train in g a t the
u niversity
of W ashington in
Seattle left Saturday • for Gw
Great Lakes
Naval
T raining
station.
Mr and Mrs V. B. E akin are
now living in th e ir home in The
Danes having m oved there last
week. T heir son and daughter in
law. Mr and M rs Owen E akin
will live on his fa th e r’s ranch.
Mr and Mrs 1 Harold Owen
and Mrs W , D. Barnett went to
The Dalles Friday to bring Mr
Barnett home from the hospital
Young People
Schedule Party
A t Grass Valley
birthday anniversary. Games ^ e re
played and all enjoyed the w einer
roast and ice cream and cake
served by the hostess.
Mr and M rs Ed Alley left
F riday for Bonneville tor spenu
the week end visiting at th e nome
of their son and d aughter in law’,
Kent
M r upd Mrs Bruce Alley,
Mr and Mrs Millard Eakin and
daughter, Brenda, were in The
Dalles Tuesday on business.
M r and M rs Shelton F ritts have
as th eir guest his nephew, Scott
Donnelly,
recently
discharged
from the navy at Brem erton, who
cam e T hursday to spend a i>w
days before going to his hom e in
Johnson -City, Tennessee.
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