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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (March 21, 1947)
F ifty -N in th Y ear No. 20 A cofàhtn o f newt About Government, O fficial C ounty P ap er Moro Boys To Go To Track Meet Lawmakers ‘ Find Difficulty T, .v tt c . > **&&"**“ * h*11’ ° U1 Oroot B ritain m Greece and Turkey, w ill It eventually lead to th is co u n try establishing an em- p lre and c u ttin g loose from the A m erican s tradition? Opinion is sharply divided and the division is as great in the ranks of the Re- publics« w ho control congress as it ia am ong the Democrats—pos- aibly m ere so. Democrats, as a rule, am going along with the pro- gram proposed by P resident Tru- m an, although som e are in op- ^ t a k a b T e PUl> DMUorty to U u unmistakable The president has proposed a policy. thut U definitely antl-com- munUt and t lU do -«ler», fel- low traveler; and bleeding hearts a re saying th at such a policy w 11 gravely offend Rurata and lead to a conflict betw een the two big na- t in n . T h e v also declare th at such “ y r X l t ln cRy di8CO8>ed council m Tuesday n The an/ an et ordtnance to ,ower the price of the dray. men.s license from $25 to 7 ^ re bas been complaint of hav- lng cattle ,n A w n and wa8 discussed deciding to w rite to the e of Q 7 n ctiea about an ordinance oU ,er m atters at hand o ram a” <* * y in e r f i l e r s al nan ™ Politics and People with ttpecial emphatit on the Northwest «be Unltet States dictating what type of governm ent these coun- r i e s w S h a l l have. W hat w i l l strengthen the hands of the presi- dent is th e recent grow ing un- popularity of com m unists in this and th e discovery th at countw ai the cmnm unlst p a rty has bBan establishing “cells” in the govern- m en t Itaelf. T here Is also the at titude of Russia in he m atter of atom ic bom b control and the strenuous efforts of soviet agents to acquire th e knoW-how of m anuÄcturing the bomb. Members of congress—some of them hem —express express I fear « r lest lew. the _ giv- « tag of aid to Greece and Turkey will b t first step toWafTTm- perialtsm, and from these two na- (io n , th e United StaUe w ill branch out to U ke over colonies Of G reat B ritain. ritain In in congress there is no such intention at this tbne. bu t th ere is no m eans of foretelling w hat the fu tu re will Breakfast Club By D ick Oveson Moro High sw ung into track season at top speed this week as Leadership ia I Coach Jak e Ferguson picked a ’ten m an squad to represent the Committees Appear UMfcbgt school a t the A nnual Hill M ilitary Relays to be held next Friday, Tax and Labor Prebteaw March 28. • The H uskie squad will consist Nine weeks, 63 days, have of Bob Hoskinson, Carl Zeigler,. by since Oregon 44th Dick Wil8on- Bill F***, Joe convened last January 13^ an UO Harvey, and W ily Knlghten in the lucky day, for w hat m ay tu rn ou t m de re jay and Dick Oveson, Keith to be an unlucky session Bayer, Phn von Borstel, Keith n wa, know n a t th e beginning Thompson, W ily K nighten and Of the session th a t the state need- Dick W ilson in the sp rin t medley, ed some eight or ten million dok Most em phasis these past two iars of additional reveauiRf%ioet- weeks has been placed on track iy in th e general fund. That neW events, however, Carl vonBorstel taxes for income and excise taxes has been showing u p well in the go to offset property taxes and discus and Bayer, Hoskinson and do not go into the general fund Phii von Borstel have all looked T ransfers of them to th e g e n e tB ' good in the high jump. fund m usl referred to the peo ----------------- ple although it ig COUNCI1) MEETH TUESDAY sible by some to p u t excise tax revenue into legUlature. the general That fund WM hr act of the the goverrior’s proposal. The house assessm ent and taxa tion com m ittee has so far found it impossible find and agree d i on ¡nanv^ revenue to bills It did m ™ WH w h ^ ° , v? cigarette tax SIB m ight raise $2,000,000 per year, ‘W° ?„ g e n f r T FS m iu A 4*M ttr4i— PUt». Hamand»« or« sol rtlotiv»», bv» tb«lr « rw arkoU « eoratld. Both «Ulstcd la Anay from ETO both warn boapHallz»d a> Rrijhon« Q ty, Utah, racwmrattM, both ware dhcharjad la»» last rfbt •» O»arfi»Jd «oval »apply depot aad both r O n freai th« V«t«ram AdaUniWraflan-admin- Wasco MiWi 7e//s O f The i -y —— —- —— - - — — - «r - a w Harold Eakin, Fred Cox, Elton Eakin, and Ralph Eakin, Sherm an county cattle men secured high Discus City Problems quality stock as shown by recent purchases at the Spokane sale last And Annual Clean-Up week. Harold Eakin of Grass Val ley brought home the reserve Day Date Set champion cow consigned by Mor ton from Lostine w ith the blood The new m em bers of the Break- lines of the W yoming Hereford fast club w ere TniUatid* W ^ d ^ - Ranch and Real Prince Domino day m orning at a regular m eeting breedmg. Fred Cox bought two at the Hotel Moro c X shTp U high quality cow . consigned by is said t h a t , those w ith weak Malhorn from Halfway. These stomach« didn’t fair as well as cows also carried Real Prince those who w ent through w ith the i i T n° ® g Wlth Baca whole tin* Thoee doing the irdti- Domino blood. --------- — a tin g w ere Vernon F latt, G. - Ralph Eakin of Moro brought Doiima and H arry Benaon. Initi- honie the W hite Mount Royal ated were Mer,e Beckett, Ed heifer consigned by Harold Eakin, 5 aves’ A ndrew Paulson, J. C. which was the fifth highest sell- Ferguson an<i Jam es MacFarlane. lng heifer there. Elton Eakin Discussion was held on seeing . bought two heifers and a bull. th at S e Adams lot was cleaned ‘ Sherm an county eattlem en are becoming more and m ore among 7 ’’? ^ N orthw estern breeders. Millard ‘ Cfcasjes A n w M r » passed High score was held by Mrs. W. Eakin reports a very successful away in Portland ila re h 14th, he A. Nisbet and low by Mrs. L. E. Shorthorn sale at Prineville of which he is manager. leaypa a dauglftan MaUnice Akers. Dehlar. L In- Sherm an Mrs. A J. Smith was taken to These breeders will all have tered In the Mldco Pure- county and ugfid M ow n and oper- the Mid-Columbia hospital Thurs- cattle enter Bfeed bred Breeders Sale to be held at ate what waa than known aa The day Moro this fall. Gandy Kitchen no owned by A daughter, Mary Lucas, was Stephen OMearot , born March 5th in Portland to Mr. Wr? and Mih. M. Zell had and Mrs. G rant Van Dorn (Wini- Boy Scouts To Have ideata from Pdrtbmd over the feed Forter). G randparents are week «ruf Mr. and Mrs. Fred F ortner of Another Meeting Portland. - ' f Ctrl aon of CallPamlA tre visiting the Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hull o f The m eeting of the Boy Scouts lttters m other’ M Marion Med- Portland were overnight guests turned out rather poorly last ler. In Wasco Saturday. Tuesday evening with only three Death s A. * which m eans th at ............. ................. opponents of it can in itiate against it and save all but seven m onths of the tak. This they would certainly do. SHANIKO NBWB Mrs. W. A. Rees and Miss Mar * Therefore il i8 not assured in- garet Olsen w ere business visitors come- T he Dalles Saturday. A rgum ent •• V has waxed heavy T jle Dance at Antelope Satur- over a proposal for an Increased of the day ¿jight was well attended by gas tax or a tax on cars to be used th e lr class people from Shaniko. it wouldn’t help the general fund C*ir lglia n chuech i a t the M^s. Rosa H arris left for The this has not been accepted, and Part> u n w ith D glca Monday for medical atten- (»r tdat™“ 1^ 1, ^ , b,a J Mrs. R. F S ilS S n assiaUng hos^ “ m i. an d Bob G arrett returned 3 S n e ^ I JL n o w u ^ w» —— ’ Sherman County Initiation Of Cattle Men New Members In Buy Stock WOUNDS, JOBS, CARS t a a ■ Akers arw aa aaa -<> ■ ■ a r~a m v -Sherman Wilcox of Portland was a visitor in Wasco this* week. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fulton returned last Sunday after sev- eral m onths m otor trip to Arizona and California. - r-ai < ... boys attending besides the direc- tors 1 c Ferguson and Carrel 1300net.1 The oTder l)°y 8 a r^ urged corne ,,ecause there is a definite placc for them Mr B ennett says « » « another m eeting will be held up and a proposal as brought up about having a caution light placed on main street in fro n t of the hotel and pedestrian lanes painted. It was decided to hold the An- ic ie “n l,p day the flrrt meet- ing in May a f which tjm e the local men will dress up and paint trees, clean the park, etc. Guests for the day were Albert Kaseberg of Wasco and • Lou Grage and George Grage, relatives of Vernon F latt from North Dakota. P^TKBTH TO SPEAK AT GRA8E VALLEY CHURCH On Saturday evening, March 22. and Sunday th e'2 3 rd , there will be guest speakers at the B aptist Church. Chester Rutledge, Extension D irector of the P , 5 t Miss Jean Lang gave a tea for Tuesday, March 25 at the school- Bible Conference in Bellingham, Wn. and Eldon C. Whipple, North- her students Friday afternoon. house at 7:30. ww, Ferguson will handle out- west D irector of the China Island The following program was pre Mr. Rented:* Songs, Irish * Eyes Are door actlvitles already having a Mission, will be p re s e n t Sm rnng^m T T rtSh Lultahys- by “ "»ping program ouUlnwj for t h . W hlppl. waa «— w i ' ~ J «»n and Shirhty M cIntyre, Bar- ^ . J n ,e " & a" d m*n “ MuItnomah School of j Jean Richards the Bible, and is a m issio n ary ,, Richards «-> and Nell earnlnK bad«OT home on furlough. He is an excel Coats; piano solo by Patricia Kagebe¿ and a lent pianist and will ¿lay a spe play by Janet G RASS K IL L E R M A Y SOON cial num ber at each service. W orkm an, Sharon Briggs. Joanne W atkln® and Patricia Kaseberg. BK NEW EST WEED WEAPON R efreshm ents w ere served. chanci Chemical weed killers th at will Flatt-Axtell The Sherm an County Teachers b rln <- ored dinner gue8tS at her falls to the chairm en thei kill weedy grasses out of broad- ..... « association m et as Wasco Monday . . B If, it is said. G reat B ritain now m other’s Mrs. Glade C arrigan’s haye w orked faithfully ' lf Mr. and Mrs. L e t F » McMillen of evening. A 6:30 o’clock turkey ^ af a n .d egume cr°P 8 m a> ««O" calls for aid to have Uncle Sam Monday the 17th, this being her wJth ablHties oth^ lh^ ’n w u . Stevenson, Wn. w ere week-end dlnner was at the s h e r . add«< “ P « « . « effective Wedding Sunday U k e over in Greece, it m ay later birthday. guests of Mrs. Ruby McCann and m an Hotel C offee'Shop followed ' \ ee<Jlcld« i lhat kill broadleaf tive. attem pt to unload o th er parts of R. J. Kenney is visiting in Sunday afternoon, March 16, at Mi«. Olive Roblnaon. by a buslneg8 meetlng P,ants 0,lt of says Virgil the burden which it can no long- M adras w ith Mrs. Kenney this H. Freed, weed research special- 2 ° ’c,°ck in the Moro Community The house is still keeping iU Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wange- M inister Stephen spent the first e r carry. M any congressmen are week. . . _ ____________________________ _ Pa“t" o f ^ . s week w ith h l, II, 1st at the O.S.C. Experim ent sta- Church, Miss Lois Irene Flatt, tion. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon not so sure th a t the British em- Spring is here, for a while any tions and the 8enate still has its of Mrs. W anegm an’s b ro th er and brother at Pleasant Home, Oregon. pire 1« not beginning to crum ble way, pantera are busy ^ p u ttin g t>ills which the hoyse is aw aiting, s i s t e r - i n - l a w , Mr. and Mrs. Research men in Manyland have F la tt was given in m arriage by and th at th e B ritish will be In- new paint on th e C arrigan garage being desirous o f' m aking some- Charles E v e re tt reported success in killing grass her fath*r to Bobbie Jam es Ax- lis tin g th at the United States and other buildings. th in g constructive of the whole Mrs. Pearl Grosscup left Sun- DEATH RATE ABOVE with a chemical with a 24-letter «on of Mr. and Mrs. Clare m ust U ke u p "the w hite m an’s Men àre m easuring the aw ning program . day on a business trip to Port- name, isopropylphenylcarbom ate, A xteH. &H of Moro. Rev. Jam es AVERAGE P O l/ MONTH burden.” The declaration th at on the local store. ___ _______ iiw___________iit__ land which is harm less to m ost broad- K* MacFfcrlane officiated and Mrs. th ere will alw ays be an England _ Many are P ittin g In early gar- The education bj.b, a re ^ w a itin g Tbe W ome„ Qf Wo^ craft Oregon’s highway death rate leaf plants and even stim ulates Helen Sayrs, au n t of the groom, hr not being U ke at its face value, den stuffs so let us hope it really action m ostly over in the senMe eyening at th<? home Qf , yQr the flrgt tomatoes to say8 Played the wedding m usic am i But. argue otherR, w hy should will keep up spring w eather as m ost of them have passed the gnd Mrg W atklng RIec. mQnth of thJfl H hgg F reed. • Mrs. J. K. McKean sang "BaMUm” United States taxpayers pay to Mrs. Althea W hitem an ieft to t' {ix^Tthelr ^ o o m n e n U tion of ofrtcers was held followed annouced by Secretary of State Use of this m aterial is not prac- an d . “I .Loye You Trul**i by Secretary ------ r m aintain foreign governm ent« by K lam ath Falls W adnesday to set- frdm th eir passage as opponents refreshm ents, ___ ,______ Robert S. arrell Jr. A total of 39 tical yet on a commercial scale The brlde wore a w hita sheer m e a r^ of ________ an arm ed force w hen tie up business there ____ and move go k to . the m have conatn w anted w hom them to «fill on Mrs . Hnward Howard Norton of Los lives were lost during the m onth. a« much more research is neces- ayes« w ith fingertip veil Mid In these countries are no concern her household here as she will -senate w here tney w ill ne an- Xngele8 California w as a guest “This rate of 11.9 is above the sary °n its selectivity. Some of £,ace by a pearl trim m ed coronet. °Pen “ “ Hotcl thi " I ? °J * pr,L M Mr and M” Charl<* average for 1946 and above the these experim ents will be m a d e c a r r i e d a of garden- r.— b - reformation of his col- Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Hall re- the distribution bill for th e $16.- ,a8t week rate for Ja n u ary of last year,” Far- a t Corvallis next sum m er to see las »nd carnations. Miss Katie leagues Senator I-odee rav e an turn ed . to California Tuesday. 750,000 fund will come out w ith Mr an<J Mrg p e N ^ . , re „ 8ald ,8 an om lnous if wild oats can be killed out of p e ls e r was m aid of honor and idea of the duplication of agenda« They have been here w ith Mr. form and nm»«»»* of HB9. al- of W n w e rf oyernlgbt ” flax fields w ith this chemical. Sue- Mls’ 1>)rl9 Jone8 and Miss Gloria ll^ S r y . * T I .? quests of the formea-a brother and T he rate Is figured as the num- cess would be a big help to the Bouma w ere bridesmaids. They In governm ent. T here are, said and Mrs. G. P. Johnson. th a t original a re , expected. T he aUter.ln.Iaw Mr and Mrg Andrew f traffic deaths per 100,000,- flax Industry. wore dresses of pastel shades, car- the senator. 29 lending agencies ------------------ T nd th . rn ^ m ^ r Aa I - 000 miles of auto travel. Special---------------------. ty in g n o s e ^ y s of pink sweet 34 agencies acquiring land. 29 « * .» . “ M rtaldtha« ralumad from lets consider It a much m ore re- - - - peas. Little Claudia Curtis of The agencies w orking on welfare. R u ra l ACClflenlS Dalles w as flower girl. Lighting . II 'll' r ill ir le a d o f Ml H erm l«ton after two weeks w ith liable Index to the safety picture Largest January In three insuring deposits. 1« bend- low ina , h ? u » d o i , h . h o n i m hls and daughter, Mr. than the sim ple num ber of fatall the tapers w ere Mrs. Ted Thomp lino w i l d ly m atters nine dealing T L r< ip T i m p « H i g h e r iowing- the lead Of the house In and Mrg W a]ter Moffle , Ueg son and Miss Clara Mersinger. w ith credit, and finance. 12 con- I U rce 1 lO lC S l i l g l l C I Mrs H asting entertained Farrell explained th at the high History For Gas Sales ’ ’>*»" man for the groom was cem ed w ith house construction R u raj auto accidents kill three weakening It. his tw in brother, Billie Axtell. o________ as do The tim ber tax of the gover- h er contract club T hursday after- death rate figure m eans that, mile p la n n in g 14 interested in foresfrv. timeg ag m any Oregonians More gasoline was sold in Ore- U shers were Bob and Bill Flatt, four exam ining banks. 10 hand d tv lic c id e n ts ft has been announc- n o r’s is due for a rough tim e in noon. A 1:30 desserVluncheon was for mile, travel has been more gon this past January than in brothers of the bride, and John ling m aterials and construction ed by Secretary of State Robert S. the senate w here opponenta m ay »erved followed by. 2 tables of hazardous this year than tbar last. the lobby f7r cards. Mrs. B. E strehe H ailey held R ural accidents are continuing to i>re/ ious JanuarY **? hlatory. B uether of Grass Valley. and WT »gAnri**« which ar<» Cath F arrell Jr. defeat it although w h J h io high score account for m ost of the deaths. R has been announced by Secre- The reception was h< hold after e rin e s ta tis tic . Txx>ks Uke eon- - -Qf the 4g0 traffic deaths in the it has been strong rh in op p O tltS u Gosson left Monday for __________________________ _ T Follows siderable overlapping, he said— durin the past yeart th ree ing crowded through in oppoeitioh On the basis of gas sales, we hall. C utting the wedding cake r--» ♦h'*-'* »«• . out of foOr occurred outside the to the larger pact of th e tim ber Portland w here MB.Will be em figure Oregon drivers ran up was Mrs. P. E. Curtiss of The C ,n /.o 1<V>O P u q r i» h e ’ n o t r i v e n ahy city or tow n since m en of the state ha« not been ex- ployed, over 328,000,000 miles during the Dalles and Mrs. Harold Coyner and Max K u nn ey o f 4 Seattle, Wn. th* TTnWdri Cfate« « ® nnrir onoV at is bv far the g reatest bulk of auto plained. first m onth of this year,” said Far- A udrey Buckm an presided a t the headlines friends last , week* in recorded netent« However , m ileages builds up inside cities, W elfare took the rell. “This looks as though we’re coffee urn, Mrs. Floyd F latt a t the years ago Russia the risk over a given distance or th is past w eek following the Jolt Wasco. going to have even m ore cars go- punch bowl and Mrs. Ted Thum p The Tillicum card d u b m et for American patents in large tim e is vastly greater on non-city which the s u p re p e co u rt’s deci- ing even farther and faster than son and Mrs. Billie Axtell served T hursday afternoon a t tbe home bunches. sometime« as ’2 ? nv highways. sion gave th e -^ g is la tu re I t was last year, and last year was far the ices. Mrs. Alton Axtell had Ph non cent*« at a t ™ e *** “The first m onth of this year not unexpected. $ Yet it is now of Mrs. Anna Lee. A 1:30 o’clock and away an all-time high.” charge of the guest book. dessert-luncheon was served fol- ent« desired w ent back n . points to an even higher percent- made certain th a t counties do Hot , . . a. . .. . ... Sales In the first m onth of 1947 Out of town guests for the cere- and subscAuent patents. Tt m av rural deathg Jn J94? lhan ln haye levy anymQI^ th a n lowed by three tables of bridge. am ounted to over 27,000,000 gal- m ony Included the brides uncle H a coincidence, b u t the na en « 1946 •» p a rre n said. w ant to for relief. The legislatu re-------------------------------------- Ions. The state received slightly and aunt, Mr. and Mra. L. E. ^nccm A d parachutes. m«tAriai . . B y " ru ra l” Is m eant anyplace m ay have to pass a law m aking destined to be held in early sum- m ore than $1,200,000 in tax rev- JIra g e of Grandin, N orth Dakota for parachutes, aln o je n ea a n v - ou tsjde the confines of a town or 8UCh levies m andatory and th u s mer> Unless som ething happens enues from these sales. It was and Loren and George Grage also rious item s associated wi s - city ^ o e t of the ru ral deaths oc- insure enough county money for to settle the problem s this legis- pointed out th at these figures are of. G randin; Mr. and Mrs. Alton nlanes. the gvro comnass. true . cur on the m ajn highways, U S. the counties’ share of the land, lature m ay adjourn w ith little a clue to. the huge dim ensions of Axtell, Mr«; Vie Race and Mrs. big guns. etc. All of the patents 9? and 101 the leaders, otherw ise some federal ftM d s done w hich Will n ttk e a special the traffic control problem facing Harold Coyner all of Portland, w ere for American lny^1b lo J '8 Speed is the biggest contributing m ay be lost. Counties a re going session this fall alm ost certain, the people, and that enforcem ent Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Curtiss, Mr. having som ethin* to do w ttn . factor. » to howl to high heaven and th e T h at cannot rebound to th e credit and engineering m easures m ust and Mrs. Dave- Ransler and son P aten t office officials expia n t ,<We are never going to solve struggle to see w hat branch o f of anyone concerned: keep pace w ith the expanding Jam es and A udrey Ruckm an, all they are authorized to sell tne th{g probiem of danger on the governm ent is going to absorb W hen it will end Is still Just highw ay volume. of T he Dalles. printed description of- ntt*ntR tor open highw ay until the state the m ost of th e new load is al- a guess. Perhaps in tw o weeks, "To sit down and w atch high- T be bride’s going away outfit 25 cents each. One of the Russian builds adequate police patrol,” ready on. Counties will w ant March 30, it will be over b u t it is JUNIOR GROWERS PREXY w ay traffic balloon w ithout tak- was a gray dressm aker su it w ith agencies asking for patent« was F arrell said. th e ir percentage of relief funds unlikely th a t the problem s will Jim Spell, CelvmbU, Miss., high lng steps to handle and police it navy blue accessories, h er corsag« Am storg. th e purchasing m 'on Prom pt action in building up a cùt, which the state has no m oney be settled by then for th e Job of school senior who has been elected is plain suicide,” said F arrell. “T he was the w hite gardeni*fl from her w hich has been in the United r u r a | traffic force is being urged to grant. really grappling w ith them has not president of the National Junior greater am ount of highw ay travel bridal bouquet States for several vear* ” «« « Rjnce the problem is getting fur- The sales tax is g e ttin g along started. The house has passed 381 Vegetable Growr s association for brings in greater highway rev- The young couple will be a t disolsved no interest in American th er out of hand aimoet dally, but there is no enthusiasm be- bills and defeated only four, indi- 1M7. He to shewn with some of the enue. It’s only good sense to use home ip Moro after a week’s wed- inventions u n til the w ar was in j anuary gæ8 consum ption pointed hind it and it m ay n o t even pass eating, not so m uch q u ality in the vegetables ho raised in A * P esn- this greater revenue to protect th e ding trip Bob is owner and to the state’s piling up over 5,000,- the legislature, let alone pass the bills as a lack of critical a n d ana- which brought him first hon- highw ay user who pays it In the proprietor of th e Moro V ariety progrees.? 000,000 miles this year. people at a special electio n now lytic quality t t the m em bers. • r® scholarship - fjr8t place.” and Remedy. CMttkkW «« P*»- I’ »— to Grass Valley to attend school for roads to be put into th eir wel- ' d rr>ed o u t_ ^ decoration a fter home over lhe week- fare costs. y a - p f 'iH ry, i M M r e a w 21 ladles present. T J V Field poured e n d .. The withholding tax on all and raft Mra. “ served in and M rs Jam es L? Phifer in the late and daughters Marjorie and Peggy Mr v n .. LoU w ere dinne r guests a t the no aid to the general fund. The i„ Mr and Mw. E. D. McKee. Mr. hom e of Mrs Maude G arrett, Mrs. Pr°P<>s« l slot m achine. Is still in the com m ittee and it ah<®. Mra- u n ß. Lamftorn, . 4. Mr. . . and . p h tfe r.g o th er. Mrs. G. H. Root afta Mr. A. M. Mr M r. and Mrs M rs. K laus Barden- for the dep« te<J . Huckln were Sunday d i n n e r haeen were truest« Sunday after- ,or ine t,ePieiea Iu n a- .♦’’ ì l i LT Z S'’’ , noon at M rs^M aude G a rrett’s. I>eadershp in some of the m ore Tn T h Ì Mlss P at McCullough was hon- T ?!
