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h PAGE 4 SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO oKEGON FRIDAY. MARCH 26, IMS freshm ents of sandw iches, pie Mr and Mrs Ja y McKay and fam w ith a pinochle party. Those p re and coffee w ere served. ' ily and Mr and Mrs H arley Mc sen t w ere Mr and Mrs George W i’son, Mr and Mrs K enneth Sa Kay and fam ily. —» Mrs Donald M aclnnis & child th er, Mr and M rs John Decker. Bekkedahl, ren retu rn ed from Portland S at Mr and Mrs Allan A d just merits urday w here they have lieen Mr and Mrs C larence' Young. Mr and Mrs Bill Jefferies, Mr and visiting a t the horn« of Ms Mac Mrs H ans Bardenhagen, Mf and Physical Therapy Ibr.iis’ parents. Mrs Bill Jefferies w as an over M rs Donald von Borstel, Mr and night v isitor at. th e home of her Mrs Jesse H elyer, Mr and Mrs Foot Treatments parents, Mr and Mrs Roy B arnet Jo h n Reckm ah, and Mr and Mrs H enry Sm ith of The Dalles. High of The Dalles last W ednesday. (corns, calleouses arches, S v ° ftoC" VSekSw S k een5 W Owens and R o U r g in th e near future. Mrs Mamie M^Kay, and son, scores for the evening were won By Mrs A. F. Balzar K enneth, M rs A nnie Barrow s, by M rs Donald von Borstel and DP. JACK E MITCHELL T M r a n d MrS E d ^ X - r ^ a n d ^ ' a ^ X ^ a ," th e “« ' H ^ e F i i o n i e am . and • The Grass Valley. “ Mr and Mrs Allan B ekkedah' Jo h n Decker. Low scores were won by Mrs Jesse H elyer and Chiropractic Physician w ere Sunday d in n er guests at F red D. B arnett w ere d in n er guests “ m jriete ' ¡ S j T h S w f £ ! ^ y thef o ? Mtheir " f Y e d and Bert Cox took th e ir D. ' the'“fomUy'in George Wilson. T raveling prizes the hom e of Mr and Mrs Jo h n mpXtinc- After the meet- m other Mrs Em m a Cox, to her Sunday evening at th e hom e of ¿°in l£8 *ne resr of ini IU" J The Dalles, w ere won by Mrs Donald von Chapm an Bldg, in f a party was given for mem- home in Vancouver, W n., F rid ay Mr and Mrs H arry Young at a *d M rs John woods en- I John Decker flew his Stinson Borstel and K enneth gather. Re (over t’en n y’s) Oregon bers who had birthdays in March a fte r spending about four m onths Kent. tertained with an oyster dinner Voyageur to T he Dalles on a b u s who w ere Mrs Grace Coyle, Mrs here w ith relatives. Mrs Jam es Earl and son- L o **’ , T uesday eveninc Those pre- iness trip Saturday. ’ Vl„ S J .a , ........ w e i .. i . T. T. M. M. Rolfe Rolfe and anti Mr a nd and Mrs Mrs Tom Tom Alley Alley came cam e drove drove to to i^a I-a u G raru ran.le u e r ^ ^ a M y r e v and e n in g i H n arry se 1 Me- ^ Mr ie T h u rsd ay o last ™ T 'V M rs E. C. Sm ith and her m oth — * rr>,__ r M . l l / v f . M o n H o u tr » R r l n f T b o r cn n a n d d a U S T ltfT in S C n t W C IV iV ll A U U « 1 .... er, Mrs G torge McKay of Mist, en tertain ed several callers Mon were £ r v e d to .8 ~ » V ^ a n ^ ^ V d ay afternoon. They included Mrs Jo h n Decker and son Donnv, sent. Danny Duncan and M rs Jay McKay and daughter Schilling w ere din n er guests Fri Peggy, Mrs V erne -Mobley and Jam es Ziegler and Ed F iitts j in »phe p a n e s until com- son Donny, and Mrs Harley Mc- day evening at the home of Mr. son / n law and daughter, Mr and g recovered and Mrs Millard Eakin celebrat Mt* H arry Hooper. All of them cam e hom e from Corvallis the Kav and daughter, Ann. v ; Mobley ceh brated his ing the eleventh birthday anni l/ft for C arlton-to spend the day laRl Of the week to spend E a ste r Jack von B orstel, son of Mr versarv of th eir son, Merle. A f w ith th e form er’s son and dau- vacation w ith th eir parents. They b irth d av w ith a thirty Mon and M rs F ran k von Borstel a r , “ J ? ‘” [ l V ^ in te r m e tlia te grade rived hom e S aturday for a weeks ter enjoying the din n er and b ir t h ter in law. Mr and Mrs Ken- are students a t OSC. thday cake the toy's attended th< Brick Dunlap. The A uxiliary of th e George room a t t he K ent school. Re- vacation from OSC w here he is show ~ ~ ~ In Grass - - — Valley. ->,o r,0 Donald \ Mr an<1 Mrs E ? r P illa r « Bel1 Post win sP °nsor a semi-for- freshm ents of cake ami jello w ere in stru ctin g and w orking tow ards six n t Saturday w ith Merle. JCngstrom w ere business v isito rs j danoe on th e evening of «,prved his m aster’s degree. — - — ------ S tar m et at tn ^ 7 - The Dalles n — Thursday*. _ — — ™— r-----ww. Mr and M rs — The E astern M arch 27. The . H . appy Fives from Harm McConnel Masonic ----- hall Tuesday evening, M rs Theo, von Borstel and _ Mrs Vicki Davis of G rants Pass M aupln w ln p iay . A m idnight arrived iast Monday for an ex March 16 w ith i ^thirty-five visited mrs Mrs Ed i-i Alley aw hile gUpper w d j be served. tended v isit a t th e George Howell daughter, M rs C. J. Kulick w ere U11‘ v ™ visiteo visitors in The Dalles* Monday. bers present. D uring the meet- T hursday afternoon, heme. * — - Fred • -------- inc a drill was given honoring nunvn**» p eters --------- drove to The Dal-, ——------------- M r and M rs Boyd Crowder I t t th e W a te r ’ AUCTION Mr an d M rs M. M Oveson of the charter m em bers and the past Jeg p riday to b ring Mrs P eters took th eir in fan t son" to P o rt ----------------- u g g h h te School D istrict No. 23 will aY th e h o rn e d ? M ram L M rs land W ednesday w here he u n w orthy m atrons and - p a st w orthy and* fln(i infant infant d d a au ter r hom home e from from OLYMPIA BREWING COMPANY. OLYMP1 A,WASHINGTON. U S A g patrons. A skit was given by the hospital. a t auction th e R utledge school p ^ Y c e W ilson derw ent an operation at Doern- officers honoring the c h a p te rs Mr and Mrg Tom m y Jones left building and grounds at R utledge e n te r. becher hospital. The baby is 28th birthday. At the close of for thelr home in M adras on a t 10;00 A. M. Saturday, A pril 10. • > w n , ^ m G unther Sun m aking an excellent recovery pents w ere T hursday instead of Monday af- E va C antrall, VierK Mr and M rs Jam es M atthes 2 l3 e day w ith a hirthH™ birthday dinner. Th< The 8(rved from a lace covered table tpr spending a week here w ith guests p resen t w ere Richard Abel, returned F rid a y to K ent Mr. Mat decorated with daffodils ana Woods. thes has spent the past two green and white tapers w ith the Rev How ard A. Schilling, who weeks in T he Dalles hospital birthday cake for the centerpiece. ^ ag peen absenit from his pu lp it : for a knee in ju ry and Mrs M atth es has been staying at the hom e Out of town m em bers " for two weeks is expected back of Mr and Mrs E rnest B arnet were Mr and Mrs V. B. Eakin, On Saturday and will conduct Mr and Mrs Dell Eakin of Th*5 the E aster services on Sunday. o ' T he Dalles. revival Dalles: Mr and Mrs E rnest Ei He has been holding Mr and M rs L ester W ilson en: linger and Mr and Mrs W dv W meetings at Glide. tertain ed last F rid a y evening T he Rev. Knighten and Mrs Jennie M artin George Kiboe of the M ultnom ah o ' Moro. . school of the Bible in P ortland, Mr and Mrs Harold Owens had haR fijled thfe p u lpit in his ab as dinner guests W ednesday eve- gence ning, March 17. to celebrate the o rv tlle Ruggles dro v e to Port- 36th wedding anniversary of Mrs Jan(1 Sunday afternoon on busi- Owens’ parents, Mr and Mrs W. negg of a iew days and to bring D. B arnett. Mr and Mrs \\ illaro Ruggles hom e a fter spend PAT CODY- B ILL W IECKING Barnett and son. Keith. Mr and ing a week v isiting relatives Mrs Olan Stark. Mr^and Mrs H ar Mrs Boyce Blaylock accom panied V.O. Box l«5 8ripin»ose, Ore. PI.-174 o £ H otel Sherman, \Yas<o; ry Young and family, Fred Pet him to P Portland to v visit o rtian o LO isn relative? re m u y 2 ___ . . . . . . . . . .. . » . S p e c ia liz e in era and King F ritts The annual fellowship dinner and business m eeting of the Bap INTERfOR WORK tist church will be held oh Thu«», PH O NE 131 dav April 1 at 7 W p m at the church. All m em bers are request GRASS V A I,LEY, OREGON ed to be present. <- Mr and Mrs Dean Olds arriV ? ed Friday from Portland to < bud! Drive in for fast, cour Everybody woqdered how Jim sjiend the week end w ith her teo u s se r v ic e . W h ile y o u ’re go< his old jalopy back into such A superior service m other, Mrs Jacob W assenm iller 6«e shape. His secret: he brought w aiting for your new Chrysler and other relatives. . • of personal attendance «h« car to us for- our famous or Plym outh, . Herm an Ziegler. David and THAT COSTS NO MORE Keith Bayer and H arry Hartley Tightening-up treatm ent. W e’ll w e ’ll k e e |f* ’ arrived the last of the week to dn the same for your car— get your old car spend a few days with their^ p a r rid oi squeaks and rattles, and in t ’p - t o p ents They are students at EOCF nip w-stly body troubles in the shap<4 in I . a Grande. Mr and Mrs Oscar Lemlcv »o phone PUiVNt * Mrs Gordon lem le y and son. and J h o fft 3B4 Mrs B. C. B aum gartner w ere in IICC KELLY A V t Those from G rass Valley who w ish to attend the E hster sun- rise service at Moro, please meet at the Baptist church a t 5:15 a. m ami th ere will be tran sp o rtatio n nrrv id ed P King F ritts of Goldendale w as a weekend visitor here and at- tended the funeral services for J^ r “ Mrsn B " A yi.ev and Grass Valley Clubs, Lodges Hold Meetings Mamie McKay Leaves a few days. . W. C Owens of B rush P ra irie Wn., visited from W ednesday evening until Sunday a t the hom e of his son and dau g h ter in law, Mr and Mrs Harold Ownes, who By Mrs I-enter Wilson took him to The Dalles Sunday afternoon to re tu rn to his home. returned to a special school m e e t i n g ^ Ke M „ r rs f r o M m amie 'S w e M e cKay t^ H o m i Friday. 2 5 2 V S » the R u,ledge school She p lans to m ove h e ;^ f a m ily Kent For Roseburg III good things in „ j life give greatest pleasure when enjoyed in m oderation. ’01» ymp (4 FIXES RATTLETRAP Crop Dusting and Spraying H.W. M cC orm ick C ody-W it eking Aero Service April Showers SPRING FORMAL P A N G E The Dalles Saturday on business Mrs H. W. McCormick was In The Dalles T hursday on b u s’np Miss Eileen I>emley and Miss Virginia Morgan of Pori land sludents at the university in Eu gene arrived Sunday evening t( sp tn d E aster vacation w ith the form er’s parents, M.r and Mr Arzell 1/emley. Mr and Mrs Dick H uhm an came up T hursday from Sand’ to visit Jim Woods who was v e r ill. They w ere overnight <nrst at th e home of Mr and Mrs C’nu Bardenhagen. retu rn in g to the! borne F riday. A m otion picture entitled ( of C reation” will be shown the Baptist church E aster Sun day evening a t 8:00 p. m. It is to be a full length picture and is highly recom m ended to th people of the com m unity. Charles Apple of C orval’i- b reu g h t Duane l^ m le y an 1 Du ane Netland of Lebanon irp Sat u ’-day *to spend E aster vacat w ith Mr. I>emlev’s parents, Mi and Mrs Arzell Lemley. Mr. An irle retu rn ed to C orvall’s Mon- n day. They a re all students at M OSC in Corvallis. 5 The high school and college a youngsters had a p a rty S aturday X evening a t th e home of Miss Ver A na Ju n e Coyle We i hear the neighbors becam e alarm ed in t u wee small hours o ' th e m o m ’n** but it tu rn ed out they w ere just playing Pit. , „ . Mr and M rs Ivan St ^ 'a rt and fam ily m otored to Prineville Friday evening w here they were overnight guests a t th e home of his parents. Mr and Mrs L R w art Ivan left Saturdnv for Ben to attend a principal’s con er ence held at Pilot B utte Inn. Mr Sta/wart was chairm an of th e panel discussion. They returned home th at night. M rs F rank B ayer apd chdd- ren and Mrs Charles P erriac and children w ere business visit ors in The Dalles Monday. Mr and Mrs Paul Goddard aM family m otored to Portland Wed nesdav on business returning hom e Tuesday. ° Mr and M rs Harold Eakin an daughter. Mauna Faye, w ere bus iness visitors in Portland Mon dav Mr and Mrs Ed Bell of Pendle ton w ere overnight guests at th e Millard E akin home Tuesday. Mrs M errill Oveson of Moro and Mrs Bell spent W ednesday at the 1- akin home. 5 8 George G. Upt’igraff K ent Legion HaS! f M otors W asco, O regon A nn ua! Am erican Lc£icn A u x ilia ry Formal Dance Dancing'9 to 2 Hoppy f ive Oi Eastern Oregon Electric Co. I Everything Electrical Westirghouse, Admira', Gbson Appliances j P. D. O ’M e a ra , m a n a g e r J He have in stock: ; RANGES & REFRIGERATORS by V | Westinghouse - Gibson l | 4,000 More "Tailors” for Reddy Kilowatt j Admiral Westinghouse Welders Hi me Freezers . Duo-Therm Oil Steves W c ttr Pum ps - Dish W ashers - Zenith Radios W ashing M zchin is TH IS GROW ING REGION USES MORE AND MORE OF P P IL ’s CHEAP ELECTRICITY! When Reddy Kilowatt comes shooting across the country on those big PP&L transmission lines he’s 69,000 volts strong. Before he can be used in your home he has to be “tailored” down to 120 or 240 volts to fit your needs. A transformer acts as the tailor. This year PP&L plans to install more than 4,000 transformers. Some of them — the big transmission type— will cost as much as $100,000 each. Our 1948 construction budget is the largest in history. Electric rates here are the lowest in history — less than half the national average MORO Wednesday, Afternoons N o o n a n -F M A R C H 27 A ttorney at law Monday, A wide range of prices that meets all wishes Frida T H F DAhEEH 1 E ast Third Street Telephone 3209 Special Sale L \EERGAR 0 !L HEA1ERS Pacific Power & Light Company $69.95 Your Partner in Progress Since 1910
