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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 29, 1948)
PAOtt • SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON I Mobs over to Arlington Tuesday. wera Sunday T h ^ e to to be a district conven- tion of the clubs there. S n o’f Mrs Trace Fields. Af- ?er in n e r Mrs Fields and her - t A ÎN N I N G guests crossed the Columbia r XX ♦ m Tnnninc and Manufac- er on the ferry and motored Maryhill to visit the Maryhi Museum. Mrs Trace Fields will take a « y car full of ladies belonging to the Wasco Womens Federated Study FRIDAY, O C T O B E R 29, 1948 Mr and X h arriving in Rufus. Jphey will them to Rufus upon their return. club is meeing at the hall Thurs work on road constructiou east Mr and Mrs George Blackburne day for a clean up and potluck Meeting at the grange hall Mon day to begin the work of mea have been helping their son n dinner and asked as many men oi Rufus. The -two new houses which suring and sewing -the curtains law George Gunkel of Maryhill, that could turn out to help with Wn’., pick grapes. He has ten the work. For the program the Carl Thompson has been build were Mrs E. Kuypers and Mrs acres and wants to get them lecturer R. T. Dingle gave a ing on his lots in Rufus are rap Grace '•Medler. Assisting them picked before the rains come. report on the Red Cross. Supper idiv taking shape. All the frame, was a former grange member, Mrs Fay Brackett entertained was served by the ladies at the outside and roof has been done. Mrs Hazel Engberg who now her Sunday School class Sunday end of the meeting at which The finishing work on the inside works In a drapery department will go much slower. with a pot luck dinner and tne fourteen were present. of a large store in Spokane wn. afternoon w a s spent playing Michael Danahey, a Rufus high .It seem good to Mrs Line Mey She was able to give valuable games. Those present were Van- school and gym teacher has ac- ers’ many friends to see her out advice and assistance. By Mnt Georg© Pox eta Peck, Donna and Charles Wil ented the leadership of the Ru and around again after being Adams Paint Store T. Dingle was also doing The social event of th e. **** son Jessie and Vincent Rice, fus Boy Scouts for this coming laid up so long with the stroke some carpenter work on the Third & U nion St. was the baby shower which M u Nell and Bill Coats. Rev. and year. she suffered several months ago. grange hall Monday* afternoon. - . ” TH e M L I M «H ® »0 * Harland McDonald gave In hon- Mrs W. E. Rice also spent the Mr and Mrs Meyers have bought The entertainment committee a house in Wasco and will make Leaving Saturday morning or of Mrs William Meyers. The afternoon at the Brackett home. V enetian Shower was held tost Frlttoy af • Mr and Mrs Harry Hydron ot of the Rufus grange has announ their home there, now. Meyers with a group of elk hunters was Your Dealer P a in t W allpaper B linds Tne ternoon at the Rufus grange Baker spent the weekend in Ru ced that the first of a series of still works on the Maryhill Fer Trace Fields of Rufus. general pa in t f » group was planning to go to hall Fall flowers in vases weie fus visiting relatives and friends. benefit card parties and pie soci ry. H mvv Kote • one coat nnian The men Mr and Mrs E. C. Engles have als will be held at the hall on use,! for decorations around B ox 42« K .vonite, waehable smooth finish Elaine Eaton who had her the Blue Mountains. the room. More than forty ladies moved into their house a t the Friday night, October 29 at 8p. tonsils out several weeks ago took several trucks, and their F lex . Colorful decorator ¿ . r¿ present for the occasion. H. H. Brackett farm. They have m. Prizes will be given and there saddle horses and also tents, WASCO, OREGON Is improving every day «/, o ff on all sleeping bags and good camping '" ’I gT u n T U 'which w a s ' T a been working on the house for, will be entertainment for the 20% off on special order» P hone, W ASCO, 739 Carl Thompson has been doing equipment enough to last them several weeks getting it in children. Uble3 that also held the big order to live in, but haven t “With the ending of the de?r the painting and that has about at least a week. The other men spent their nights there. stork A game was played y season, the Rufus hunters have been finished, also. Now Mrs who went besides Trace Fe.ds X c h W ¿ to see how .many of Mr and Mrs Fay Brackett turned their thoughts to larger Kuypers is having a garage were his on Leonard Fields of Wasco, Stuart Johnson, D e ll six clothes pins each lady stand went to Vanport Monday with game—the elk. A party consist built. * . tng with one knee on a chair their truck to get lumber for ing \ of Herbert Church, Jack Mr and Mrs Atlee Wilson mo W right of Wasco and a son from and resting the arm on the ha, k the new Nazarene church whicn Barger and Joe Morris left Sun tored to Heppner Sunday to see Portland, Francis Watkins, Leon o? a chair, could drop into a was started last spring. They day morning for the wilds where their daughter, Mrs Jim Butler Smith and Earl Fields of Wasco milk bottle. The honor guest made another trip Tuesday. and daughters, Who accompanied and Truman Strong of Moro. the elk stay^ Mrs Williams Meyers was The men working for the Ro The first meeting this fall of lucky winner with five pins n 'the hottie. Mrs Meyers.opened the Community Sewing clu gers Construction company are (Repu bl icGfi) her gifts for the pleasure of an, was held at the home of Mrs A farmers comprehensive policy is assisdinl bv her sister. Mrs Ray Don Macnab last Wednesday a - Nylon uniforms both long ami short sleeves. Greta, The Dalles. Brown Each la d / was to.bring ternoon. Mrs Alex Macnab, a charter member of the club wno tbs.ir baby picture, and tne Greta headquarters for knitted your safeguard against loss OREGON can trust the leadership of * group was given ballots to vote now lives in The Dalles, was pre suits. Greta, The Dalles. sent The club decided to meet nun whose w*r buddies puked turn *• on the t«st looking baby. Mrs Coverrge is automatic; you pay for commander of their Lex »on Posh whoM W G McDonald's tin type baby alphabetically of the members which makes the next meeting business associates made him P nicture was chosen. Two large A superior service of the Chamber of Commerce, w h o m iX f cakes frosted in wdtite and November 3 at the home of Mrs puked him lor . . . « of personal attendance only the insurance you use Fay Brackett. Refreshments of pink rosebuds graced the dent of their trade association, w h o £ pumpkin pie, ice cream and cof- that costs no more covered serving table which ha neighbors elected him mayor of a lovely centerpiece of I W n fee were served later in the af Call at b°Continuously, since 1935, ha hja « j k Present besides t h e and pink candles in crystal hol ternoon. hostess Mrs Macnab were -M rs ped the ticket for Senator from Manon ers A tissue paper diaper h<dd Sherman Co-op Grain Growers County in every Pna^ Heieafed for by a safety pin was around th Kenneth Fridley and daughter, the k in d of e le c tio n ... ha. never been d e f - w d * * # O' £ small favor cups holding m lnU Barbara, Mrs William Macnao, governo r any office . . . Has always wo" hi. home . b -‘ «M WASCO,. OREGON . The refreshments were served Mrs Dewey Thomas, Mrs Her precinct, his home town, his home county. man Brackett, Mrs Gordon Reid 0 1100 KELLY AVE. for O REG O ’ J at Individual eard tables. and son Gary. Mrs Alex Macnaji „ __ w i (Bill I PhtHips. Chm. The doctors let Mrs William and daugther Joan, Mrs Vernon A wide range of prices Pd Ad. Meyers bring ber son, ^ome that meets all wishes from the hospital last M i W . Miller and Mrs George Fox. >S It hall lieen kept at the hospital Rufus grange held its second \ * until it gained six pounds on meeting of the month last Thurs day evening with Master Georgt of t>elng premature. The Rufus Missionary » 7 l«J Fox presiding. The insurance met with Mrs W. E. RR* agent William Wuck gave a re Thursday for their October meet port on what bases Insurance ing Several boxes of clothing policies are figured. It was an were fixed and sent to Twin nounced the Home Economics ’ Butte Mission in New Mexico, where the former Rufus pastor, Rev. G. H. Pearson is a mission ary among the Navajo Indians, T. Lester Johnson The Young Peoples society of the Rufus church is sponsoring lawyer a Halloween party at J-he Fay WASCO ~ lK M ^ Brackett home this Friday at 8 o’clock. Everyone is welcome. Rufus Women Have Fun At Baby Shower glove 9’ r . F. W . HAWLEY Rawleigh for ■^ pership that builds M‘ KAY J*** FOR GOVERNOR hu G riffith & M eeke, A g e n ts 2 m INUTES THAT MAY CHANGE YOUR WHOLE LIFE Keep Him Working For Oregon U . S. S e n a to r - * HERE IS A CHALLENGE FOR YOU. Make It takes just two minutes to read this ad and a real study of all candidates offering them what you decide as a result of it may change your own life and that of your children for years,» selves for public office in this election. Forget for a moment your own party affiliation and to come. ( that of the candidate you are investigating. The point is simply this: ' Those whom we elect in this election may well I Think only “Is this man, is this woman, the decide most of the vital issues whfch will affect ( candidate best suited by personal background, ability and record in public and private life for you directly— peace or war, prosperity or de-. pression, moderate prices or high ones, progress, this particular office?” Do this honestly and w$ or stagnation. \re sure that you, too, will vote Republican. These are the reasons why it is more Remember, vote lor the best man, may the best than ever before that we VOTE FOR THE man win! ; BEST MAN in every office, large or small. — GUY CORDON Republican THOMAS E. DEWEY Pr«tid«nt EARL WARREN Vlc*-Pr«sid«nt OUY CORDON U. $. S«nator V/ALTER NORBLAD Congr«ttman (first dlstrid) LOWELL STOCKMAN Congrsumon (second d ittrld ) His Seniority In the Senate is of great value to Oregon w J iwr rtf Hix M ajor Hub-Coni m itt ret* o f the S en ate .,ri »tioiw C om m ittee, h am lllng appropriations r t X r i c Power. Flood Control K lr m and H arbor«, R eclam ation . . A p p r o p r ia tio n , »•haU -m alT’ o t I. It I’ul llr U in .l», Indian tlxate M eX r th e E uropean K .- X At Hub- A pproprla t lo n . C om m itter to lnvr»- (econom ic condition®. Comm ittee on Intorlor an.l In su lar .in HOMER D. ANGELL Congr»»*man (third d ld rid ) HARRIS ELLSWORTH Congrenman (fourth d iitrld ) « i " r m a n , C entralia. IlHnoH. m ine d ^ .- t - r , ro m m h tre C hairm an o l t h , » n b x o in m lttre to ln v e » tlg a te th e h e a r AET L m . n B,’Ui,nUX l « a t o r o , th e H a a a lto n fie. Retain U.S. Senator Guy Cor Jan November 2 Pd. Adv. Geo. F. T NEWBRY HOWARD C. BELTON GEORGE NEUNER Pd Adv. Republican State Central Committee of Newell Elliott, Sec., 320 S.W. Broadway, Portland, Oregon. z RUIehood < ^ | Urm an o l the Jo in t C o m m ittee to In v e stig a te the Inland Vo.oe.H lon« and Trn«» T e r r lto r le . In Ihe l a d - Cordon For Senator Comm., on. Ex c Secty. Portland, Ore. DOUGLAS McKAY Governor .<4- . / f
