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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (March 7, 1947)
* •, ,v , MM «, iMttuux eovm jovmum . mom , o M mmi # m m y , M ahom f. mm Mr. and M m . Bob Brisbane r * ' turned to Moro Saturday after a weeks honeymoon. They are get- ting ready to live In an apartment in the hotel. * LeRoy Wright went to The Dalles Wednesday to attend a meeting of the County Agent’s of Rebekahs To Hold Annual Convention The A nnual. Rebekah Conven tion will be held in Moro March 8. The Lupine Rebekah lodge No. 116 being hostesses. There is to be an afternoon and evening ses sion with a banquet at the Com munity church. Mrs. Oollis Moore and Mrs. Roscoe Moore drove Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Moore to Portland Monday where they expect to stay for about a month. The formers re- turned home Tuesday. • B. H. Roberson went to La Grande over the week-end to at tend the annual Dad’s Day ban quet held at the Eeastern Oregon College. His son, Bob, attends that school. Mr. and Mrs. Lamer Sayrs moved recently from the Pape place to the Sayrs ranch. - Mrs. L. V. Moore returned from the MldColumbia hospital Mon day. A Mr. and Mrs. Howard Conlee of Bend are the parents of a baby daughter, Susan Kay, born Febru ary 28, weighing in at 7 lbs., 14 ota. Merle Becket was in Portland Saturday on business, going down Friday evening. all Eastern Oregon counties. Bom to Mr. and Mrs. Leon Hubbard ‘ of Hillsboro a son, Gordon Douglas, on the 2nd of March weighing 8 pounds 8 ounces. ' R. H. Carlson from the United Air Lines in The Dalles was in Moro Wednesday visiting busi- ness men. Mrt and Mrs. Darwin VanGllder left Thursday for Albany to at- tend the funeral of Mrs. Van Gilder’s aunt, Mrs. Jenny John son of Scio, who passed away Sunday. Mrs. A. Douma returned from Lebanon the latter part of last week where she ' attended the S U R V E Y IN G B Y S U R V E Y O R V E R N R. F R A L E Y 1621 E. 2 S T . THE DALLES T E I. 3283 BOB AXTELL, O W N E R Hold» Rehearsal Rev. Ascher preacher at the Rufus Community Church Sun day. Paul and Mark Williams were week-end visitors at the Vernon Miller home. marches and drills which they visited friends over the week-end are to use for the initiation rites They also visited friends at Rich to be given at Rufus this Thurs- mOnd, Wash., on their wav home day evening. Mr and Mrs , ~ ‘ ; The Home Economics spon- Saturday’ evening guests of Mrs sored a bridal ahpwer given In Grace Medler honor of Mrs. Stacey Wilson on Mr an! M rs red Rei i i Tuesday afternoon at the Rufus Mrs. Elizabeth K uvnm PridZv Grange Hail. Mrs. Trace Fields evening had an excellent program arrang- Mr. and Mrs Carl Thompson ed. Mrs. Harland McDonald opened spent the week-end in Portland. program by reading a humor- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kuypers ous sbort 8tory about a shy boy a n d Mrs. Elizabeth Kuypers trying to summon up $qough transacted business in Wasco and courage to ask his girl to marry Moro Tuesday. him. Four Home Economic ladle» Mrs) Gordon Reid^was a Tues- What men want is not talent, portrayed a mock wedding which <tey afternoon caper of Mis. It is purpose; not the power to «roused peals of laughter from the James Tate. , achieve, but the w ill to labor. audience. Mrs. Atlee Wilson dres- Miss Dolores Fox was a week- __Lytton M the bride, Mrs. Glen end visitor at the James Fox Thompson as the groom, Mrs. home. - V» George Fox as the flower girl. Miss Shirley Yocum and Mrs. and Mrs. Richie Dingle as the Grant Bolce spent Saturday eve minister. The Rufus girls Sextet ning in The Dalles. sang "The Waltz You Saved For Mr. James Fox spent the week- FOR SALE: Oil Brooder, chick a ™ ™ A—« Me* and “Miaaouri Waltz.” The end visiting his sister and brother capacity 470, used o n e ÿ a g r . bride was the recipient of many in la^y, Mr. ancj Mrs. Will Fehren H elen Kruger, phone 478, Moro. bacher, in Troutdale. 18-19-chg lovely gifts. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon M ille r ._. Mr. - and Mrs. Johnny Thompson . NOTICE . . . OF . , SH „ ERIFF’S . ... „ SALfc: w Mr. and Mrs. Harland McDonald, ™ ily’ «a«n<i Mrs A hereford bull at Wallace H ay Mr Mrg D| , Mr Clark Van Gosbeck visited Mr. ranch at 10 a.m. Monday, Ifgrch and Mrg ^ ox Rogs Gu«i and Mrs. Glen Thompson over the I L M I ’± ,ord' Mr “nd Alee Wilson,’ w^ k'end- ’ „ bidder. White faced, hornless, Mr and Mrg Joe Morris Mrs Mr8‘ Geor6e Fox attended the about 3 years old, possible Elizabeth Kuvoers and Bill Buck Leglon Auxiliary meeting in Was- e [ and, . ° S u R WPN un?*KUb'e motored to jSrtand-V lew G r X ~ co « at •*“ ‘ the ------------------ home of Mrs. ' Louise FOR SALE: Irrigated farms, with or without stock and equipment if sdld immediately. H. L. Mor ris, Agent, Tygh Valley. 17-19 chg Harts Chix—EVery Wed. New Hampshires,. Rock Hamp. Cross, White Leghorns. Circular avail able. Harts’ H atchery,Beaverton, Oregon. ■ «'■ ESTRAYED: Short 2 year heifer underbit in L. ear, underbit A split in R. ear, swastika in right shoulder. Don Miller, ; Miller, Oregon. ' 18-20 pd. Ladies Blouses Ladies Anklets Western Blankets Mr. Benton Barnett has been to Bonna and with a cold the past week. ping in The Dalle_______ Will Powell and daughters, ‘Mrs. Opal Parkins and Mrs. J. K. Me- Kean and daughter Nancy re- turned from San Diego,' California Sunday. , Bob Axtell has been to Portland the first of this week on buM^ess Clare Axtell returned from the hospital this w eek recovering from an attack of double pneu monia and pleurisy. Pprtwinly, Murgatroyd, it’s okay for a man to have a head on hla shoulders—so long as it isn’t a different head every night- Sheriff, Sherman County 18-19 cbg NOTICE OF SH ER IFF’S SAUfr Dugger ranch at 10 a.m. TueB- day, March 18. W hite face, sfat In R. ear, crop on lower part of Past yearling heifer at H. O. L. ear, no brands visible. Sheriff, Sherman County. ’* •' ■ ' - 18-19 chg. Pocket Flashlights Men’s Denim Shirts Lee Coveralls Men & Boys Sweat Shirts Ladies Slacks, work & dress Ladies Sweaters R ahn Grange Want Ad» R E G IS T E R E D L A N D funeral pf bar naphaw. Whjla to ited friends to Goldandale, Wash th e valley she visited with her ington, Friday. daughter, Gloria at M t Angel Mrs. Frank Adams ©^Arlington College. , , '•* visited her parents, M r/and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Stuart and Walt Morris, over the week-end. Members of the Rufus Orange family were here last weekend visiting at the Ronald Pow ell met at the Orange Hall Wednes- and s o n " ^ ^ m o t ^ home. .’ day evening to rehearse the where X GAS AND OIL Tlrea-Acceaaorlea & PROPRIETOR Friday evening, where part of the Nlsbit Monday. The auxiliary degree work of the Grange was voted to send $20 to the child wel fare and $5 to the cancer drive. put on *or new candidates. ‘ were nearly twenty-five m e m b e r s from Harland-View present Mr. and Mrs. Millard, Mr. and Mrs. William Huck, and Mrs. George Fox and sons, Jimmy and George, were ogllers at the Rob ert Byrd home Sunday afternoon to see the new baby girl, Linda Marie. Mrs. Fay Brackett was dismis RUFUS GRANGE HALL sed from The Dalles Hospital Thursday where she had under NEW FLOOR— NEW MUSIC gone an operation. DANCING 10 TO 1:80 Mr. and Mrs. Richie Dingle vis- MUSIC FROM THE DALLES DANCE Sat. March, 8 Ross Guilford and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Morris were business shop pers in The Dalles Friday. D. D. Williams, Dick Peck and Bill McDonald attended the tour nament in The Dalles Thursday. Mrs. Alta Smith and daughters, % Mrs. Curt Tom vijdl brother in The Dalles the «Kat part of the week. Mrs. Vernon Miller is the Red Cross chairman for the north end of Sherman County. Leland Medler has employed Fred Merrit, who lives near the old ferry by the John Day river, to help him with his spring work. The pussy willows are now blooming in abundance In the Rufus vicinity. PROMPT RESPONSE J to every chit day and < ► night — near and far. < A CALSOMINING (H E T BARBOUR Wasco, Oregon Phone 332 Go Anywhere 0 1100 KELLY AVE . •’ ll FARM LOANS Liberal P repaym ent Privileges . . . 4% P rom pt C losings. . . N o Fees Giles L. French Moro, Oregon W p r— ntlnfl T H E TRAVELERS INSURANCE C O M P A N Y . H artford, Connoctfout PLUMBING & HEATING SERVICE I. L KIHKELIE PHONE 311 MORO R. H. M cK E A N and SON IN S U R A N C E 11 oro Variety & Remedy :Yit!rpsv¡rpéíir<éY.rrs\iYeYu/é\;;¡á Grain, Feed, Floor, Foal Farm Implements, Bags, Twine BARBED W IRE—GOOD POSTS PHONES •' — Residence Office Feedstore 182. 162 163 OREGON WASCO Open House JR «s- ** That's lha Sara Way To Low Operating Coot J- K. McKEAN CO. 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