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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (May 10, 1946)
r* " : 1 ' ' '■ U. i, wMWHAir'MW’IIT» JwiÜWNÁU MWKU, ukkuon tmlMV, M4V I«, JWí . the church basement Friday A u x ilia ry M e e h evening May 10. Lorraine Gosson was home for the week end from Corvallis, A t Wasco; Plans wherè she is attending college. Robert Bish has received his discharge and arrived home Sat urday May 4. Mrs Bish is the Poppy Sofe former Katherine Richelderfer. The Sherman County Sunday The Wasco Unit of the Am School convention was held at erican Legion Auxiliary held its Rufus last Sunday, Those at regular meeting following a de tending from Wasco Methodist licious luncheon at the home of church were Mr and Mrs L. P. Mrs Gordon Harper Monday, Haven and family, Mr and Mrs May 6, with Mrs George Fox, Lloyd Royse and family, Mr and president, presiding, Mrs Frank Mrs J. F. Royse, Mr and Mrs G. von Borstel, past department pre A. Sargent, Mrs Harry Van Gil sident. was an honored guest der, Mrs L. E. Kaseberg and Rev. Mr* Frank Fortner was , elected and Mrs Cannell. The following delegate and Mrs Inez Sargent, girls helped entertain with a alternate, to the State convention short program Patricia Kase to be held in Portland, July 15, berg, Joyce Wallace, Anna Jean 16 and 17. Eight hundred pop Briggs, Darlene Macheel, Irma pies which had been made bv Wallace, Gwen Nisbet, Betty Ha veterans of World War I and II ven and Carmen Royse. in the Veterans hospital in Por* The Friday Study club met at land and Roseburg were made into wreaths and corsages for Mrs F. L. Cannell’s to commem sale to the public. Others guests orate Mother’s day. Members were new members. Mrs Kenneth 'answered roll call with a Moth; Morehouse. Mrs Owen Rarnett. er’s day verse, after which they Mrs Bert Watkins, Mrs Gus Hart were entertained at a program mann, Mrs John Foss, other given by Mrs Ix>is Hilderbrand, members Mrs Everett V\ atkins. Jdrs Tracy Fields, Betty Lou Ha- Mrs Dan McDermid, Mrs Ormand yen and Carmen Royse. Hilderbrand. Mrs Arthur Sar Refreshments were served* by gent, Mrs George Fox and the the co-hostess, Mrs William N’s- hostess. Mrs Gordon Harper. The bet, Mrs Charles Fulton and Mrs next meeting will be held with L. P. Haven. Mrs Arthur Sargent. June 3. Mr and Mrs Corwin Barnett pf Portland are visiting relatives here. 1 Mr and Mrs Ernest Shull and FRANK L. TATE Jeanne, and Larry Nlsbet spent MORO. ORREGON Phone 45» Sunday visiting jin Condon. D is tr ic t D ea ler for Mr and Mrs Bill Alsup of The G illia m & S h erm an C o u n lie * Dalles announce the birth of a 5 lb. baby daughter, Patricia June, bom May 6th at The Dalles hospital. Mrs Alsup is the former June Hines. The Standard Bearers annual «Mother-Daughter banquet of the Methodist church will he held in The rooms were decorated beautifully with tulips, lilacs and spirea, and the guests were pre sented with corsages. Guests viewed a small a rt exhibit and selected articles to go to the con vention in Portland, being held this week. Mrs Rich and Mrs Gladyce Zell are attending the convention. Mrs Maurice Letaon spent the Hub H ktiels and Harold Ire land were hère Wednesday nlglit week end in Wasco as a guest of Mr Edna Waterman. from Cecil. NOTICE GAS AND OIL Tires—Accessòrie« PLUMBING B HEATING R. R. McKEAN and SOM In su ran ce The Rufus Grange dance sched Grain, Feed, Flour, Fuel Wasco will have a city spon uled for May 11 in courtesy to sored clean-up day Thursday, the Wasco le g io n dance, will be Farm Implements, Bags, Twine May 16 when the city w ill be postponed until May 18. BARBED WIRE—GOOD POS’l made presentable by applied la PHONES bor on the part of citizens. ASK PA U L R. McCULLOCH Office Residence Feedstorw 163 182 162 «beat Sh»J«r<i lesunatt OREGON WASCO NOTICE LET US HELP W ITH YOUR LUMBER TROUBLE *GOUNEN He w ill give although we sell many other kinds of on the insur building materials and fuels as well. Lumber is pretty hard to come by enables you to you full details I Walther-Williams Co. Is an old established firm th a t has been selling, servicing and repairing cars for a generation. The dependability of its products and the qual ity of its service has been proven many times. ance plan that retire w ith a Now, when it is doubly important th at you have good workmanship and quick service to keep your cars and trucks running, have U3 ta k j care of your service problems. life income. these days, but we’ve got seme pieces is a way to get lumber and many-re S tandard I n su r a n ce pair jobs are necessary to keep farms Tire Repair and Recapping fe m p ss^ PAUL R. McCULLOCH 405 East 2nd St. The I. L KIRKEUE PHONE 391 HOM YEARS' FLAM Rcallv lumber is our principal business of about all th at’s available- If you have to build to prcduce there SERVICE Dalles, Oregon | 40 1 E 3rd is T h e D a lle s s □□ooooo oooooooooo t raising food and feed. W e do every Rawleigh Products tbirg we c*n to help cur cuslcmers with their lumber problems and gene rally have some success / C. 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