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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 20, 1948)
.V; 'Mi ' V y* . r í • PAGE 3 »H ERMAN COUNT! JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 30, 1948 and topped by the traditional After a short wedding trip to Mr ai\d Mrs Collls Moore and M c C ullough mac nab was gowned in heavy white ray figurines, which stood on aAab- Portland, the couple w ill be at will make to the legislative inter David, Mr anl Mrs Darwin Van WEDDING HELD on faille, made with sweetheart le covered In lace. home In Burns. n,,T*na S o ft R oads M ake im committee next March 21. A Gilder and Mr and Mrs Giles neckline, gathered bodice and a new road grader was ordered to French, Mr and Mrs Art Chria K i n g W inter spread a carpet full white skirt with large bustle replace the Adams grader now in tionson a n d Diane, Evelyn of white and wore a mantle of er bow. Long white gloves* were T r a v e l D ifficu lt Kirkelie, Vic Jones and Carl Zeig mine for the important wedding worn, and a white prayer book use. Bill Bardenhagen is again 1er attended the ski jumping ex of the w eek. that of Roseanna with an orchid showered with Farmers are having to stay pretty close this week because working for the Moro Lumber & hibition at Multopor hill near Macnab, daughter of. Mr and Mrs white satin ribbons was carried. the roads are not solid enough Fuel company after a selge of Government Camp last Sunday. Alexander Macnab, of The Dalles Her finger tipped double tulle Mr and Mrs Mike Mulick were and Bussell Kennetn McCullough veil was held by a wreath of or to permit travel. Each day sees the flu. in Portland the first of the week. of Bupis, which w?.’ an event ange blossoms and an heirloom "Mr ’and Mrs Henry Barnum more of them in town and with Mr and Mrs Lawrence Kase- of February 7» at two o’clock, in lace handkerchief which belonged went to Walla Walla last week a day or two of wind all of them can get out again. The Bob Flatt and returned with a new green. berg and children stayed at the St. Peter’s Catholic church in to Mrs Emma Carlisle and was Foss home the last of the week Tlie Dalles. The beautiful and Im given especially for the occasion. jeep made it Wednesday but was Studebaker. stuck more than once. Carrell Bennett made a trip because the roads into their pressive double ring ceremony Her only orhament was a su ing Mr and Mrs Giles French left to Portland the first of the week. place west of Wasco were not was read by Reverend John Ro of pearls, a gift from the groom. den, before a flower banked altar Her maid of honor was a former Thursday for Eugene to attend Mr and Mrs D. L. Belshe of passable for a car. $ W asco , O re g o n j the annual conference of news Hood River were here Tuesday Mr and Mrs Jay Price returned of yellow daffodils and baskets friend, Miss Martha Campbell ol papermen held in conjunction to look after his farming opera to North Bonneville last Friday of pink and white snapdragons Lone Rocky whose frock was in light blue faille made on same after spending ten days here dur and ferns. * with the University of Oregon tions east of town. Mrs Kathleen Nelson sang lines as the bride’s dress. She journalism school. Presidential ing the storm. They came origin Roy* Belshee left Tuesday af ally to celebrate Mr. Price’s bir “Ave Maria” before the cere wore blue lace gloves .and carried aspirant Harold Stassen is to be one of the speakers at the ternoon for Portland, to remain thday and were guests of Mr and mony, accompanied at the piano a fan bouquet of yellow tulips. a week or ten days before com Mrs E. E. Barnum. by Mrs George Borgeson, who Her shoulder length veil was conference, _ A drivers license examiner ing back to superintend some Repoi*t from the The Dalles played the incidental music and blue tulle held In place by a blue I w ill b e in th e c o u n t y u n til s e e d in g and sliver wreathe. hospital is that Mrs May Moore wedding marches will be on duty in Moro, Thurs farming. Among those home from college is recovering froifl ner recent ill Given in marriage by her bro The groom was .attended by day, February 26, 1948 at the tim e p rep ared to treat se e d w h e a t fo r ther Robert. Macnab, the bnde Wlljlam King of I^iGrande with courthouse between the hours of over the week-end were Robert ness although slowly. Hoskinson and Alan Pinkerton Patrick Macnab, brother of the sm u t. G O O D E q u ip m e n t-G O O D W o r k 10 a. m. and 3 p. m. from OSC. and Bill Flatt from bride as sponsor. Ushers were The county court met Wednes Thomas Macnab and Oscar Lange day to discuss the presentation it EOCE at La Grande. C all L . L. F u n k at W a s c o J r from Burns. The altar boys were Jimmy Macnab, nephew of o r 2233 H e p p n e r . H . C . H a p p o ld the bride and Johnny McCormick. For her daughter’s wedding, Mrs Macnab chose a black crepe, ■ #. • s x 1’" . •— < dress with black accessories with a corsage of rose colored cam- There’s, the bus station, and newspaper ellas. Mrs Frank McCullough I o l e r a n c e and respect had an aqua blue crepe dress agencies; Oregonian, -Journal, Ch cnicle fo r th e rig h ts and with black accessories and her corsage was like that f Mrs M tc - opinions o f others is one o f nab’s. and M H S Optimist too, and the public After greeting friends in tne m an’s greatest attributes, vestible of the church, a recep tion was held at the Macnab phone, and magazines, and we feed you C o ffe e home where the bride and groom ► w cut the first piece of the* three end refresh y iu . Q uite a place we have, tiered cake, frosted all white, For the N e w Look In the N e w Year The Gay Shop WHEAT TREATING Ed’s Place W e do lots of things for Steaks Cooked the way You Like Them Tasty Salads - -Good magazines come in. W e can do somethng for you. W ant A d* D r in k s - P o o l - S n o o k e r - F< untain THE TAVERN ON HALF A DAY’S NOTICE WE’LL GET ANY KIND OF DINNER YOU ORDER FOR A GROUP. 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