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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (April 26, 1946)
I \ | ^UfcfclUl» l" *• , I— r . • PBW W ’X t RIDAI, APRIL f t. 4»4tt Tha Tuesday gfternooa „Study Mr ^ud Mrs P’rank L an tern Mr and Mrs Harry Van Gildei;, çlub held its .meeting April 16, spent tile week end with their and Mrs Afton McIntyre. Mrs Francis Carpenter and pt the home of Mrs H^zel Work- daughter and son in law, Mr and Mrs Condon of Portland spent p a n . Mrs Clara Mlcheel acting Mrs B. W. Guy of Portland. as co-hpetess. Élection of offi Mr and Mrs Lloyd Royse and Xhe day at the home of Mr and cers was held and Mrs Oral Gos- children were dinner guests of Mrs Ormand Hilderbrand1 Mon son was elected) president for Mr and Mrs Ted Everett Sunday. day. With them was Anna Lee Vie coming year. Mçs Louise Mr andi Mi’s Bill Huxel of Ar Carpenter, who will be Hilder- Endicott, vice-president, Mrs Bar lington andi Mr and Mrs VanGass- brandb’ guest for a month. Mr and Mrs Wayne Darby and bara Tidwell, secretary and. Mrs |>eck and children of Blalock Marion Crews, son of Mr and .were guess Easter Sunday of Mr children of Portland spent the Alice Gochnauer, treasurer. The Mrs F. M Crews of Wasco, has and Mrs George Van Gaasbeck. week end visiting Wayne s moth club also elected Mrs Louis •ion Crews Honored By Student Election been elected to the position of secretary-treasurer of the Inde pendent Men of Willamette uni- veraity, It was revealed in an election held this week. He will hold office for one semes ter. Crews is a senior at Willamette and has public school music as his major field of study. *Guess of Mrs Augusta Huckin over the week end were her dau ghter and son in law, Mr and Mrs M. G. Walker of Olympia, Wash., and Mr and Mrs Bill Clothier and jAnn of Portland. Miss Vivian Trounce of Moro, spent the Easter weekend at the home of Mr and Mrs * Arthur s. Mr and Mrs Clyde Kinniman er, „Mrs Lydia Darby. and Kenneth Hansen of Tilla Sunday afternoon was the »<*- R H Ë Ü M A T IS M mook visited several days with casion for a picnic dinner at the and A R T H R IT IS . Mrs Sadie Rich and Mr and Mrs home of Mr and 'Mrs Charlie Wallace. Those attending were Arthur Van Gilder. I suffered for years and am so Gaylord Guy qf Portland has Mr and Mrs Clyd£ Fridley, Mr thankful that I found relief from been visiting several days in and Mrs Dewey Thomas, Mr ant\ this terrible affliction that I will Mrs Keneth Fridley and children, Wasco. 1 Mrs Augusta Huckin gave a Mr and Mrs Ira Fridley andf Joan, gladly answer anyone writing me and Barbara for information. Mrs Anna Pautz buffet supper in honor of her Clyde Fridley McConaughy. daughter, Mrs M. G. Walker of P.O.Box 285, Vancouver, Wash. Friends of Mrs W. A. Ruggles Olympia, Washington Wednesday Pd. Adv.«NUE-OVO Laboratories ’evening. The table was at tract! ve- are gflad to hear that she is well .1y decorated! with daffodils and and among them again. Mrs Joe Hilderbrand entertain narcissus. ed the Klondike club at her homo Visitors ih The Dalles Monday afternoon. were Mrs George Van Gaasbeck. Thursday Olive and Johnny Robinson Mrs Ida Andrews, Rev and Mrs and Mr and Mrs Joe Hilderbrand Canned, Mr and Mrs Herb Root. of Wasco and Fay Brackett and ^argent. ________ Mrs Herman Brackett of Rufus, a— attended a lodge meeting in The V F W Installation of New Officers Dalles Monday evening. Mr and Mrs Delmar Smith and children of Spokane spent the and visiting at the home of Friday, A p ril 26 week IO O F Hall Mr and Mrs J. A. Smith. Mr and Mrs Vem Merchant of Redmond, who are Mrs Delmar Smith’s par 8 p.m. M oro ents, also visited Mr and Mrs J. A. Smith over the week end., Mrs Earl Fields fcas released from the Mid-Columbia hospital A ll members urged to attend Sunday and is now at the home of Mrs Robert Kaseberg of The r>aPes. She expects to return home the latter part of this week. Mrs Mildred McDonald; Mis Wilma Wilde and Mrs -Mabel White spent Tuesday in Portland ' Mr and Mrs Carl Tuggle and Mr and Mrs Joe Hilderbrand ,visited in Arlington Sunday after noon DANCE RUFUS GRANGE HALL April 27 TH E DALLES TROUBADORS Dancing from 10 to 1:30 Visitors at MaryhlB Suxxbiy afternoon were Mr and Mrs Arthur Sargent Miss Vivian Trounce, Mr and Mrs F. L. Can- nell, Mr and Mrs John Foes of Moro and Mr and Mrs L.E. Kaseberg and Larry. ' GAS AND OIL Tires—Accessories PLUMBING t BEATING S. H McKEAN and SUM In su ran ce Grain, Feed, Flour, Fuel Para Implements, Bags, Twine BARBED WIRE—G O O D/FO S'li: Feedator* 183 ” PHONES Office 1«2 WASCO SERVICE I. L RIBKEUE fBBNE 391 MM* Residence ' 182 OREGON Eyelet batiste has a bend-box look reminiscent of those freshly Starched dresses you used to wear to Sunday School! We’ve a special group in both one and two piece styles . . . ....... SMART FAMILfr G R E T A ~ STATE HIW W5UMNCF CBNIPINIFS 309 SECOND ST* AUTO — LIFE — THE D A L L E S C om p reh en sive R esid en ce & P ersonal L iab ility In su ran ce, C om p reh en sive F arm and F arm “JO ANIE—," I « Id the other night whan the Smarts were antartuining os at dinner— "What,»® cocktail« (Of course, it waa only fun, I know as one of the Smart’s oldest friends they never use alcoholic bever- agea.) Joan, however, smiled right back and said, “Maybe you won’t believe this, but I am scientific enough to believe that the enjoyment of deliciodsly prepared food is not strength ened by an alcoholic cocktail— but on the contrary— the taste, oad therefore the enjoyment of ■ dinner, is dulled.“ son, Blais, ta d (¡hsfc Kwdaaeg o f Portland were Sunday guests p f Mrs Sadie Rich. e Scholi gpd) Mrs Ida Carlisle as Jlkiu fturch of The delegates to attend the National guests Tuesday of Mrs Ted Ev » convention of Feleration of Wom erett. The Dorcas society of the en’s clubs to be held fin Chicago, the middle of June Mrs Carlisle Christian church met Wednesday plans on driving to CmSago. Mrs for a very enjoyable afternoon at Scholi w ill also be a delegate to the home of Mrs T. L. Fields. the state convention to be held There w ere 22 members and guests p resen t ' In Portland May 6,7, and 8. Mrs Clemena Parker of Port , Mr and Mrs Vernon Agee and land* and her daughter, Mrs Wtf- Employees Liability. W E INVITE Y O U T O OPEN A N A C C O U N T John M. D eM oss, A gent Phone 867, tforo. Ore. (Res., DeMoss Springs) • X Ready fo r You NOW at Pioneer Electric Une always stands out Appliance Co. Tactual Research I C om m ittee. A.LX.O. * “ 1 H A M O O Y IN BLUT* It a ■ad»ra ■ym phony which ho» playod Itta if into the boorto of AoMrUan» through out Ih» land. Rr»t p»rform»d ol Aeolian Hall in New York. February 1 2 , 1 9 2 4 , It fat» bocomt recoflnixed as a »yephanlc |azz d a ttic . 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