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SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL. MORO. OREGON
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 29. 1948
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and Janice Blbbv and Larry Ea-
Mr and Mrs Glenn Perry left son in law and daughter, Mr and
ster went to The Dalles Monday Saturday for the mountains on Mrs Hairy Hooper, all going to
ao the children all had dental an elk hunting trip.
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the football game afterward.
Mrs John Rust and Mrs John
Mr and Mrs John Rust were
C8Mr and Mrs Wallace May and Block were business visitors in hosts at a dinner party at theiz
Mr and Mrs Ted Ball motored The Dalles Friday.
home Saturday evening in hon
tn Cnndnn Fridav to the Walter
C. W. Smith left Sunday for Or of the birthday anniversary
Iaeger ranch where Mr. May his home in Los Angeles, Calif., of her mother, Mrs H. O. Dugger,
hni^ht twelve head of registered after visiting at the home of his other guests included Mr. Dug-
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M^Xfords
niece, Mrs Fred Cox and family, ger, Mr and Mrs John Block,
By M « A. F. Balxer
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Thompson
Mr and Mrs Ed Alley went to Mr and Mrs Bill Brinkert, Mrs
A special meeUng of'the• Grass
Sonday dinner The Dalles Wednesday and were Bud Brinkert and Fred Crowley
Valley Rebekah lodge No. 118 °
hQme Qf Mr and gUests at the home of Mr and j r. The evening was spent play-
was held last Tuesday evening g
Rpvnolds
Mrs Tom Alley. Bill LutterelL, ing pinochle with Mrs Rust and
at the Odd Fellow hall,
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w ho was a guest there returned Mr. Dugger holding high score
Mrs Christine Smith, president
Mr and Mrs Olan Stark had as home
tQ gpend
few
evening - and Mrs Bill
of the Rebakah Assembly ot dinner guests Sunday Mrs W. E».
hepe
Brinkert and Mr. Rust low score.
Oregon made her official visit. Barnett, Mr and M
Mr
Mrs Don Smith and Later in the evening' pie, cake
There were twenty-three mem- Qwens and daughter Carol Ann,
went tQ The DalIe,
coffee wcre gerved
bers and five visitors from th and Mr and Mrs H ry
g Saturday to spend the week end
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Kent lodge present. Mrs Verna and the twins frOm Kent.
with hlg
nt
Mr and Mrs
Mrs Grace Perkins and daugh-
Block noble grand presiding. Af- ** Mrs Bill Todd and daughter Gug gmith^
ter, Janet, of Independence af
ter the meeting a birthday par- and Mrs Ivan Blagg were busi-
Mrg A A Dunlap mo rived Friday and^ were weekend
ty was held for Mrs H. O. Dug- ness visitors in The Dalles Sat- iored
rpjie p aues F ridly even- guests at the home of Mr and
ger and Mrs Orville Ruggles. urday.
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and had djnner with their Mrs Ted Trimble.
Refreshments were served by
James Easter received word
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Mrs Glenn Perry, Mrs Wayne Saturday that his father pased
Kelly and Mrs Frank Bayer as away ln North Carolina. . Fred
hostesses.
Peters took Mr and Mrs Easter <
Mr and Mrs Claud Bayer and lo The Danes where Mr. Easter <
Mrs Charles Perrigo were busi- took a pjane for Mount Airy, N.
ness visitors in The Dalles Fri- c Funeral services for his fath- <
day.
er were held Monday.
Mrs B. C. Baumgartner and
took
daughters, Joy, Susan and Jeanie
motl?er( Mre James Walken- <
went to The Dalles Monday or
tQ D^Lake Saturday where ,
care .
Rebekah ba- she will visit at the home of her <
000 at t T
Feimw hMl son and daughter in law, Mr and <
xaar at the Odd Fellow n
Jimmy Walkenshaw. They <
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Awir, tor a while and all came ter motored to Prineville Satur-
in to watch while Bvron opened day to bring Fred Walker home
itle g i f i Refreshments of can- from the hospital where l.e
died gapples. birthday cake. Ice spent three weeks following a
cream and cider were served by car accident.
the hostess Those present includ-
Mr and Mrs Ha£[y
ed Jimmy and Johnny Duncan, came up from The Dalles Satur-
Richard and Gail -Stradley, Kay day evening to spend the week
> Bralttain, Nancy Crews, Karen end at the home of her paren -
and Dickie Alley, IJnda and Les- Mr and Mrs 4. A. Dunlap,
lie Perrigo Alfa Jean and Lois
Mr and Mrs John Rolfe an
Payne Danny and Sherry Rolfe, his mother, Mrs T. M. Rolfe, left
Donna' and Glenda Perry, Doug- this Thursday for Richland Cen
las Coyle, and I^rraine Stark, ter, Wisconsin where the latter
Mothers present were Mrs Bruce will visit her sister
Mrs AlU
Aliev* Mrs Clyde Stradley, Mrs Roudebush while Mr and Mrs
Kenneth Crews, Mrs Alfred Pay- Rolfe motor to Kentucky to vis-
ne, Mrs Charles Perrigo, Mrs it her folks.
Glenn Perrv, Mrs Harry Stark,
Among the Grass Valley people
Mrs Willard Rolfe, and Byron's attending thè football game at
grandmother, Mrs Frank Bayer. Condon Friday between Condon
Out of town relatives and and Moro were Mr and Mrs Earl
friends attending the funeral of olds, Mrs Frank Bayer and son,
, Gus Engstrom Tuesday were Mr Byron, Mr and Mrs Alfred Payne
and Mrs Stanley Powers and and daughters Alfa Jean a n d
Mr and Mrs W R. Eslinger from Lois, Mr and Mrs Art Bibby,
Ellensburg,
Washington,
Mr Millard Eakin, Mr and Mrs Ken
and Mrs Ernest Eslinger of Moro, neth Martin and daughter, Shar-
Asa Eslinger of Forest Grove, on, Everett Cantrall, J. W. Blagg,
Herman and Carl Ziegler of La and Clair Balzer.
Grande. Mrs J. J. W iley of Port-
Mrs Ted Trimble took Mrs
land. Mr and Mrs R. J. Baker, Grace Perkins and daughter to
Mr and Mrs Tom Alley, Mrs The Dalles Monday where they
John Conrad and Mrs Herman took the bus for their home ln
Schilling, all of The Dalles.
Independence after spending the
Mr and Mrs Arzell Lemley week end with them.
and daughter, Carolyn, S t e p h e n ________________________
w ill appreciate ycur v^tz
Pd, Adv.
by
Stewart Hardie, Condon, Oregon
Mr and Mrs A. F. Bs'.zer and on to Corvallis to bring Mrs Cox
6on, Clair and Marie Blagg mo home Tuesday.
tored to Wasco Sunday where
Don Cox and Ralph Eakin of
they were dinner guests of Mr Moro went to Tacoma, Washing-
and Mrs Gus Hartmann.
ion to attend a cattle sale Mon
The Eastern Star Social club day.
are having a booth of potted
Mr and Mrs Warren Morgan
house plants and bulbs at the left Wednesday for Condon where
Rebekah bazaar to be held at they will make their home as he
the Odd Fellow hall Tuesday, will be employed by the Flatt
election day November 2.
Freight line.
Mr and Mrs Ross Fields and
Mr and Mrs John Rust and
daughter, Susan, were shoppers Donna and Glennda Perry motor
in The Dalles Thursday.
ed to Wamic Monday to spend
Mr and Mrs John Block had as the day visiting Mr and Mrs
dinner guests Sunday Mr and Mack Alsup.
Mrs Roy Feclly and Mr and Mrs
Mr and Mrs C. R. Andersen,
Maurice Feely and daughter of Mr and Mrs Roy Schilling and
The Dalles, Mr and Mrs Ed Alley, Wayne Kelly went to Kent Fri
Bill Luttcrell and Mr and M n day afternoon to watch the foot
Bruce Aliev and family.
ball game between the Grass Val
Mr and Mrs John Rolfe had as ley and the Kent grade school
their guests from Friday until teams. Grass Valley won by a
Sunday rpbrning her brother, score of 26-14.
Henley and family from Califor
Members from the Grass Val
nia.
ley Rebekah lodge No. 118 who
Mr and Mrs Roy Hogue and attended the Rebekah convention
his grandmother, Mrs L. W. held in Kent Thursday afternoon
Amick of The Dalles came up were Mrs Arch Cantrall, Mrs
Saturday evening. Mrs Amick Don Smith, Mrs Bben Kee, Mrs
stayed over night with her dau Alfred Kock, Mrs Herman Zieg
ghter, Mrs Jo Hogue and Mr and ler, Mrs Charles Perrigo, Mrs
Mrs Hogue stayed at the home of Earl Olds, Mrs John Rust, Mrs
his sister, Mrs Marcus Eslinger H. O Dugger, Mrs James Matthes
and family. Sunday they all mo and Mrs Herman Schilling. Those
tored to the rock gardens near attending the evening session
Redmond.
were Mesdames Clyde Stradley,
Irvin Parkhurst of Roseburg Alfred Payne, Ernest Blaylock,
arrived one day last week and is Boyce Blaylock, Jo Hogue, Earl
staying at the home of his uncle, Olds, Charles Perrigo, Eben Ke®.
Harry Stark.
Alfred Kock, John Rust, H. O.
Mr and Mrs Frank Bayer and Dugger. Donald von Borstel, Her
children took her niece, Kav man Peters, Herman Ziegler.
Brittain to her home in Tygh James Matthes and Herman Schil
Valley Wednesday evening after
ling.
spending a few days here with
them.
Mr and Mrs Fred Cox and
grandson, Rodney Roberts, mo
tored to Portland Sunday. Mrs
('ox and grandson went on to
Corvallis to return Rodney to his
rents, Mr and Mrs A1 Roberts.
Mr. Cox attended a meeting In
Portland Monday night and went
Bazaar and Dinner
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By Grass Valley Rebekahs
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Informed
@ Experienced
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