PAGE C SULRJUAX CO U N T! JOURNAL, MOLO CREGON
Grass Valley
Find Tough
Competition
By M rs A . F . B&lxer
C. R. Anderson took his base
Sunday
ball team to Hood River bunaay
where they were defeated by the
Hood River team by a score of
17 to 2. Among those going from
here were Mr and Mrs Olan Stark
Mr and Mr Warren Morgan.
Mr and Mrs Harold Owens were
dinner guests Sunday evening at
the home of Mr and Mrs Harry
Young at Kent.
Mr and Mrs Willard Barnett
m otored to lone Saturday to visit
her sister, Mrs Earl McKinney
and family returning home Sun
day accompanied by
son.
Keith who spent a weelw^here.
Sam Stark and Harry Stark
were business visitors in Th*1
Dalles Saturday.
Mr and Mrs Willis Brittain
and children. Cary and Kay, came
over from Tygh Valley last Sat
urday to visit Mr and Mrs Frank
Bayer Julia and Byron Bayer
accompanied them home to visit
a few days and Mr and Mrs Bav-
er went over Wednesday to bring
them home.
Mr and Mrs Earl Olds and Bar
bara Alley were business visitors
In The Dalles Saturday.
The Hood River Junior Legion
baseball team played the local
team on the local diamond Sun
day with Hood River winning by
a core of 7-3.
Glenn Perry went to The Dalles
Wednesday where he entered the
hospital for medical treatment.
Mrs Perry and Barbara Alley
went down Friday on business
and to bring him home. Mr and
Mrs Perry and family left that
evening for Portland and Hills-
lxiro where they will visit their
mothers. Mrs Erma Whitehead
and Mrs John Perry.
Mr and Mrs Bruce Alley and
family came up Saturday to visit
his parents, Mr and Mrs Ed Alley
from their home in Cascade Ixxks.
Asa Eslinger of Forest Grove
spent a few days here visiting
at the home of his daughter, Mrs
J. W Blagg and family.
Mr and Mrs Millard Eakin and
daughter Brenda returned home
Sunday June 20 from California
where they spent a week on bus
jness
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Mr and Mrs Dijl^, Holdawav
and daughter, D o r i s , M o r o
were Sunday guests at/the home
of Mr and Mrs Donald Coldfelter
FRIDAY, JULY 2, 1948
visitors in The Dalles Saturday.
The Baptist Mission circle met
at the home of Mrs W. F. Sehili
ing Thursday afternoon with sev
er.teen present. Alter the business
meeting refreshments were serv
ed by the hostess.
Mr and Mrs Hollis Marple and
daughter, Maxine and Mary Alice
M iler of Oreon City were guests
Thursday night at the Fred Cox
home going on the cattle tour of
t
leaving S n u r.
dav
for
the|r
home
day for their home.
Pill Jaeger of Condon was a
g ust of Don Cox Friday night.
Orville Gioson of Chehais.
Washington was a dinner guest
Wednesday i t the home of Mr
nnd Mrs W. F. Schilling.
Among these going to Condon
Sunday to see the baseball game
between Wasco and Condon were
Mr and Mrs Matt Simon, C. B.
Halfpenny, Roy Guy, Mr and Mrs
CHrence Young
and
Grover
Young. The score was 13 to 1 in
favor of Condon.
Duane and Merle Eakin,' Mar-
garet Reckman. Carolyn Lemley
and Doran FMtts returned home
pyiday from Corvallis where they
spent ten days at the annual 4-H
summer school.
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Mr and Mrs Gus Hartmann of
Wasco brought her father, C. R
Bruckert of The Dalles up Sun
day to spend a few days at the
home of his daughter, Mrs A. F.
Balzer and family.
Dr. and Mrs J. I^trsell of Port
land spent last week end at the
home of Mr and Mrs John Rolfe.
Mr and Mrs I^awrence Todd
and son and- LeRoy Spoor of
Chico. California are here visiting
the former’s parents, Mr and Mrs
W C. Todd.
Mr and Mrs T. M. Rolfe, Mi
and Mrs J. F. Rolfe and Marilyn
Mathews were business visitors
in The Dalles Monday.
Mrs Art Bibby and daughter,
Janice, returned home Thursday
from Portland where they spent
over a week oh business and
shopping. Mr Bibby entered the
Emanuel hospital Sunday for
medical treatment.
Mr and Mrt Fred Cox and Mrs
Charlie Anderson motore-i t o
Kahne-ta Hot Springs Sunday to
visit Mrs Cox’s mother Mrs Ixmie
Davis, * who Is spending several
weeks there.
Mr and Mrs J. F. Rolfe arrived
Sunday from LaCrosse, Wiscon-
sin to visit his brother anc wife.
Mr and Mrs T. M Rolfe,
Mrs Art Bibby and son. Steph-
en and daughter Janice, Mrs Flor-
In Coon, Carl Kelly and Larrv
Easter were business visitors in
The Dalles Monday.
Mr and Mrs Roy Haynes and
I^arry have motored to Sheridan
where he has employment.
Willard Rolfe and. his father,
T. M. Rolfe motored to The Dal
les Saturday on business and to
bring the former’s wife and Infant
daughter home from the hospital.
Mr and Mrs Frank Bayer lefi
Friday for Sheridan to visit his
sister, Mrs Milo Elliott an£ fam
ily and to attend the wedwng of
his nephew, Milo Elliott Jr. Sun
day.
W. C. Schilling of Cottage
Grove came up W’ednesday to
visit his parents, Mr and Mfs/W
F. Schilling returning to his
home Thursday.
Mr and Mrs Tom Coyle had as
dinner guests Sunday Mr and
Mrs Norris Gilkison. Mr ar)d Mfs
Jesse Helyer, Slim Thompson and
Robert Gilkison who Is heVe$^s
iting from California.
Mr and Mrs Tom Coyle were
business visitors in The Dalle®
Saturday.
,
Don Cox returned home Mon
day from Prineville w h e r e w a s
a guest of Mr and Mrs J. A. Catn
He went on the cattle tour at Red
mond and Prineville.
AFTER BLBCTION VICT C R Y .D e sp ite warfare tad CoasonlBts. they
s t i l l were able to hold an e le c tio n In China. Chiang Kai-shek
was e le c te d the f i r s t p r e sid e n t o f th e new Chinese r ep u b llo
under the new c o n s titu tio n , and Gen. Ll Tsang-Jon was e le c te d
▼Ice-president. In the photo, the 58-year-old Gen. Ll Taung-Jen
and h ie wife ere shown bowing . to
President
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ident end l Mae.
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Kai
sbek after v l a lt ln g a t th eir b(
ione and receiving eongrat
to bring Mrs Mathews and child- Tom Hayes and his sister, Mrs the local field on Monday July 5
ren back to spend several weeks George Beach and her daughter, and hope to end the holiday with
visiting her parents, the Rolfe’s. Shirley from Portland all enjoyed a win.
a picnic dinner.
Geraldine who
and Mrs . Roy
Mrs had
at the
, Mr
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nau been
Been visiting
visuing ai
inc Duke
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J. B. Coon and Mrs Florin Coon home here -and her gister, PhylnR
All bright new summer hats
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were business visitors in The Dal- returned home with
them as did
$3.00
les Saturday.
their son, Bud.
Shirley Beach
Values to $29.95
Mrs Dell Olds and Mrs Darwin came home with the Rusts to
G RETA,
T H E D ALLES
Van Gilder of Moro spent several spend a few weeks here.
days last week shopping in Port
Mrs J. S. Newcomb entertained
land
members
of the bridge club at
Mr and Mrs John Rolfe and
A superior service
sons and Marilyn Mathews went her home Thursday afternoon
of
personal attendance
with
a
dessert
luncheon
followed
to the rodeo at Slaters Sunday1.
by cards at two tables. Prize win
THAT COSTS NO MORE
Mr and Mrs Bill Brinkert were ning scores were held by Mrs Roy
business visitors in The Dalles Schilling, Mrs Herman Peters,
Monday.
and Mrs Jesse Helyer.
Mr and Mrs John Rust and
Robert Ziegler left Sunday for
daughter, Phyllis, and Bud Duke,
Modesto,
California where he will
who has been visiting at the Rust
home, and Mr and Mrs H O. Dug- work in a chemistry laboratory,
HOOtfUVAVt
ger motored to Frog Lake Sunday He r^ ently graduated from Ore-
A wide range of prices
where they met Mr and Mrs gon State 00 lege
that meets sB wishes
Earl Duke and family and Geral-
The Grass Valley town • team
dine Rust from Garlbandi and vzill play The Dalles Merchants at
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The Dalles Merchants
vs.
Grass Valley Town Team
BASEBALL
Grass Valley Park
Monday, JULY 5,2:30 dst
Watch this game to peacefully end
SOUL-SAVER AT SEVEN . . . Renee Marts Is seven yean old and
an established evangelist who divides her time between the Bible
and her dolls. * Renee has been preaching since she was four,
has traveled 30,000 miles and led 6,000 souls to the altar “to con
fess their sins,” she says. Once you're saved all you have to do I
is “Just keep on the Lord’s aide/* is her lesson,
the patriotic holiday
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B. W. Mathews who has been
Mr and Mrs Ted Trimble had
as their guests the week end Mr visiting at the T. M. Rolfe home
Trimble’s brother in law and sis for several weeks went to Seattle
ter, Mr and Mrs Harry McMurry
and daughters, Deann and Lucile,
and Mrs Paul Doster all from
Portland and his niece Joann Su
, Attorney at law
ter, also from. Portland.
Mr and Mrs Chet Meeker of
lk>rtland spent last week end
MORO
visiting at the home of Mr and
Monday, Wednesday, Friday
Mrs T. M. Rolfe.
Afternoons
\ Mr and Mrs bert Cox and her
brother, Lawrence Augee and
family who are here visiting from
THE DALLES
California, left Friday for Chehal
211
East Third Street
is, Wn., to visit tHelr parents, Mr
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Mrs Jimmy Blagg and children
of Pendleton are here visiting at
the home of her parents Jn law.
Mr and Mrs J. W. Blagg.
She
and her daughter, Sandra, "spent
several days at Bingen, Wn., visit
ing friends. w
Mr and Mrs Tom Alley* were
visitors here Fric^y from their
home in The Dalles.
Mr and Mrs Millard Eakin and
Elton Eakin went on the cattle
tour at Redmond and Prineville
Saturday.
Mr and Mrs A. F. Balzer re
turned home Wednesday from a
two weeks vacation in Portland
visiting at the home of their son.
Ralph Balzer and family.
Their
son Clair Balzer and Marie Blagg
motored to Portland Wednesday
to bring them home.
Mr and Mrs Harold Owens and
daughter, Carol Ann, Mrs W. D
Barnett and Mrs Olan Stark were
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COUAR A DOUAR-AUTOMAT1CAUV!
Grass Valley Pavilion
F A S H IO N A B LE . . . While net as
famous aa Anatole of Purls,
Daniel LoresU of Pittsburgh, only
14, Is coming right along us u
fashion designer. He casta u crltlr
cul eye ut one of his creations.
CA RPEN TER
and
CONCRETE WORKER
DO YOU have trouble collaring dollars?
D o you find that after paying your bills
and meeting your day-by-day expenses
there aren’t m any dollars left to collar—
to save for your future needs?
Saturday July 3
Arnold Hanson and
If you do, here’s a b it of good advice!
Here’s bow to collar those dollars-for-the-
’uture automorieaffy/
4 piece orchestra
All you have to do is sign up for the
Payroll Savings Plan! T hen, regularly as
clockwork, part of your earnings are put
into U . S. Security Bonds.
W . A. H AYES
BOX
yiutomatwaffy, you start to build finan
cial security, to store up dollars for things
you rooi/y want— like a home of your own,
Phone 424
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And the dollars you collar this way ac
tually make more dollars. A $75 Bond will
make 25 more dollars in just 10 years.
You get hack $100 in cash !
These U . S. Security Bonds help stabi
lise prices. W IS E S A V IN G means more
S E N SIB L E S P E N D IN G . . . Fewer dol
lars go to m arket to bid up prices on
scarce goods.
And It’s w lss debt m anagement, too.
Every bond dollar th at is built up in your f
G overnm ent’s Treasury is used to retire
a dollar of the national debt th at is poten
tially inflationary.
AMCfuotfe ste u w rv
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Sherman County Journal
“ Sunny Brook.
Kentucky W hiskey. A Blend
or college for your kids, or a healthy re
tirem ent fund.
Why not buy some bonds before harvest and make
sure of an income in 1958 when there may be less\
wheat and a smaller price
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