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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 17, 1948)
PAG b 4 aUKKMAN COUNT! lOUKN-lL, MORO »KECUN I K lb .it 1>E< tuMBKH 1«, IJ48 Ned Bottenberg of Redmond was.a dinner and over-night guest served later by the hostess. Mr. and Mr. Wallace May took was an overnight guest Sunda> at the home of Mr. and Mrs.Don at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. ald von Borstel Wednesday. After his mother, Mrs. L. D. May of Moro to The Dalles Saturday F. Schilling. dinner Bishop Barton showed Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bayer and colored moving pictures taken at where she entered the hospital for children motored to Tygh Valley Lanibreth conference in England Sunday to ÛUilua.T w spend the ™ day y - visiting ------------------» _ F o r G. E. Toabtert». Mr. and Mrs. Willis Brittain and and the world Council of Church- family. es meeting In Amsterdam hall, to H arn e y ’s E lec tric, Grass V alley Mr. and Mrs. Donald von a group or triends invited in for went to Portland Friday the occassion. Refreshments were Mrs A. F. Balxer, Ehone £81 Borstel returning home Saturday accom The American Legion Auxiliary panied by her parents, Mr. and F ed eral and State Incom e T a x paym ents paid be met at the home of Mrs. J. L- Mrs. John Jenkins, who will Brown Wednesday afternoon with spend the holidays with them. fore Decem ber 31, 1948 can be deducted in the 1948 calendar years’ re tu rn . W e suggest that our Mrs Donald vonBorsel as hostess. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Clodfelter Twelve members were present. and son, Wendell, went to The clieuts take advantage of th is savings. Final plans were made for the Dalles Saturday where they were GEORG WKRNMARK raffle and dance to be held at the overnight guests of her mother, INCOME TAX CONSULTANT Kent Legion hall New Years eve. Mrs C. P. Adams, returning home Suites 54)6-7-8-11-12 Refreshments were served at the Sunday. U. «. National Bank Bldg. close of the meeting by the hosi- Miss Cassie Holmes came up The Dalles, Oregon from The Dalles Friday to sj>end The Christmas party will Le the week end here visiting rela Eighteen Years Experience in Incom e Tax Proced held at the school house in Kent tives. ure. Admitted to Practice Before Treasury De- Wednesday , December 22, at 8 Guests at the Sam Hobnes partment. o’clock with Kent grade school home are his brother and sister- children presenting the program in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey with the Legion and Auxiliary Holmes from Nova Scotia. Fred Cox went to Portland last sponsoring the social part of the program. There will be a banta Tuesday on business and also to Claus and treats for the children visit his mother, Mr. Emma Cox Zrsr Christmas Giving... and an exchange of gifts not to in Vancouver, Wash., returning exceed fifty cents. The public is Thursday, A party was held at the Bap ramQv* the Chriatm ac w rappuqp invited. Better L iv in g Just boma fram ar get« n<ht dowa to bucuMm* Mr. and Mrs. Ted Trimble L ook tist church Saturday afternoon foi* R ifh t from the start, you know a new way o f living . . once her unde, Fred Walker, to The the Sunday school children from •-w eak or onoe «-m onth «hopping instead of every day . . . The Dalles last Tuesday when he the 1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th and 5th gra q u an tity b u y u < a t qu an tity prices . . new sees in cooking left for Buena VLsta to spend the des and for preschool children. Game8 were playbd and there *ad g (you cook and bake ahead, «tough for •everai winter. • was a grab bag with refreshments m eab a t a tune . . . better foods on your table . osd aii A week ago last Saturday even served later by Mr. and Mrs. A. L. A u at I m m t eoe( ing a party was held at the Bap Kentner, Mrs. Orville Ruggles and A Deepfreeae home freeaar actually pay* for itaelf w ith the tist church for children from the Mrs. Bud Brinkert. money it aevea Come in and let ue prove thia co you. 6th, 7 th and 8th grades Games The Christmas program to be were enjoyed and refreshments presented by the Grass Valley were served later by Mr. and Mrs. held Tuesday, December 21 at NOAM A. L. Kentner and the Sunday the school auditorium at 8 o’ T«M M O4M « ■ « « ! • • FRISZI* THAT M A * A U TIM H A T U A C t school teachers. clock. The public is invited. The Grass Valley Women’s vol Mr. and Mrs. Grover Young »449»® ley ball team motored to Moro went to Portland Friday to visit Friday night where they defeated their daughter Mrs. Florence the Moro Women s volley ball Clark, returning home Tuesday team by a score of 44-28. The bazaar held by the social Mr. and Mrs. Guy Haynes of club of Sherman chapter in the Yamhill, Oregon, spent from Wed- Masonic hall Friday was quite iiesday until Friday visiting at successful for the small atten the home of his brother-in-law and dance due to bad weather Mr. and Mrs. Harrv Hooper sister, Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Duniap. came up from The Dalles Satur Bill Brinkert left the first of the week for Vancouver, Washington, day to spend the week end with to spend the holidays with rela her parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. A. tives. Mrs. Brinkert has been Dunlap. Kendrick Dunlap arriv ed here Saturday* from Carlton to there for several weeks. spend the weekend with his Don’t forget to use the new parents. . library at Verna's Variety store, Mrs Walter McDougal and child open every day except Sunday, ren from Portland arrived here five cents a week for any book, Saturday to visit Mr. and Mrs. all the very latest books published Bert Oox. Mrs. McDougal and by best known authors such as. Mrs. Cox are cousins Cronin, Yerby. Hobart. Keyes, Mrs. T M. Rolfe returned home Seton, Morley, Westcott, Forbes, Saturday from her trip to Wis Marshall, Allen end Busch.. constn where she spent several Mr. and Mrs. Art Schilling spent weeks visiting her sister Monday evening at the borne oi Mr. Frank Bayer and son, Keith Mr. and Mrs. Orville Ruggles sack and Mrs. Charles Perrigo were ing the nuts and candy for the business visitors in The Dalles Sunday school program at the Tuesday. church Sunday evening, Decem Mr. and Mrs. Gene Reynolds ber 19 to Portland Friday to apena Joe Drew of Prineville was an went the weekend her parents, overnight guest Saturday at the Mr. and Mrs. visiting Kellogg, re- home of Mr. and Mrs. Orville Rug tuning home Chester Sunday. gles. M and Mrs A reel! Ivemley went Mr. and Mrs. O. It. Ruggles to Portland Friday on business re were business visitors in The turning Sunday. Dalles Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Arzell Lemley and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Schilling, Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Anderson, Mr. and daughter, Carolyn, were Sunday Mrs. Don Smith, Mr and Mi's. evening dinner guests at the home Sim Duncan and children. Mar of Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Dunlap. garet Baumgartner, and Phyllis Mr. and Mrs. Gordon .Lemley and Geraldine Rust went to and family spent Sunday visiting Wasco Friday to the basketball her mother, Mrs. Edith Sayrs at games between the Grass Valley Moro. 7th and 8th grades and Wasco Mr and Mrs Harold Owens i grades with Grass Valley winning daughter, Carol Ann, and Mrs. W. by a score of 20 to 13. and the D. Barnett were Sunday dinner Grass Valley 6th grade and Wasco guests at the home of Mr. and 5th and 6th grades with Grass Mrs. Olan Stark. , Valley also winning by a score of Bishop Lane W. Barton of Bend 23, to k . Mr artd Mrs. Roy Schilling and Mrs. Florin Coon took Mrs. W. F. F o r— Schilling and Mrs. Bud Ooon to Ghrintmas Tree U g h i« and Btrtugs The Dalles Tuesday for medical attention. Grass Valley Auxiliary Meets With Mrs. Brown held at the Baptist church Sun medical attention. Mr. May went were Mrs. A. A. Dunlap, Mis. day evening, December, 19, at 7:30 Guy Haynes, Mrs. George SmiU\ to The Dalles Monday to bring Mrs. James Easter, Mrs. Wayne and the public Is Invited. her to his home. Art Bibby brought Mrs. Bibby Kelly, Mrs. A. F. Balzar and son Clair, Marie Blagg, Mr. and Mrs. home from the hospital Sunday Grover Mrs. Elton Eskin after spending a week there for and Mrs. Young, Vernon Bakin and son. medical attention. Mr and Mrs George DeMoss of Mr. and Mrs. I^ee Gordon of Moro, Mr. and Mrs. H. 0. Dugger Pilot Rock arrived Friday to and Bill Brinkert spent Sunday spend the weekend visiting at the evening visiting at the home oi home of her brother and sister-in- Mr. and Mrs. John Rust. Mr. and Mrs. Norris Gilkison law, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pike. CIBAI Mr. and Mrs. John Rust were returned home Wednesday from business visitors in The Dalles on Portland where they spent a mon IIIIT E I th. Mr. Gilkison had an operation Monday. • Harry Stark & Danny Duncan on his knee. Mr and Mrs Charles Perrigo went to The Dalles Sunday to bring Irvin Parkhurst home from and daughters were Sunday din Simply pr«M the knob. Click the hospital after an appendec ner guests at the home of "Mr. ana —your light » ready. Rawly Mrs. Bud Brinkert. tomy. installed...................... S Mr. and Mrs. Sam Stark were Mr. and Mrs. Art Jacobs came For Chrzafor And Ffrr m o u t h C m business visitors in The Dalles up from Portland Wednesday to W ednesday. MS PX1 LIGHTER IUMENT visit at the home of »Mr. and N iw U h io r O U L & fn Mr. and Mr. A. A. Duniap were Mrs. Claus Bardenhagen. Mrs. hosts at dinner Sunday honoring Irma Whitehead also of Portland the birthday anniversaries of Mr. came up with them and visited Dunlap and his daughter, Mrs. her daughter, Mrs. Glenn Pei ry Vern Mobley. Other guests were and family. They returned to the t . Mr and Mrs H. Hooper of The city Friday. The Christmas program to be Dalles. Kendrick Dunlap of Carl ton, Vern Mobley and children presented by the children of the from Kent, Mrs. Doris Wilson and Baptist Sunday school will t>e daughter, Connie and Dorothy from Moro and Art Watkins from NOONAN-PRATT MOTORS Wasco • For— Among the business visitors and G. E. W affle Lronx See— shoppers in The Dalles Friday Barney’s Electric, Grass Valley W A SC O , O REG O N M3PÂR J ÏD r . J. E. Mitchell B t s jln m Turkey Raffle December 21-22 (’hiropractic Physician Complete D ruglese Health Servie» The Dalles over Penny’s H O W YOU C A N EARN ON YOUR SAVINGS W IT H Federally Insured Sa/eiy Use Portland Federal Savings* convenient SAVE - BY • MAIL service. You get a good return. Your savings are Federally In sured for safety up to S*>f,CO. W ith d r a w a ls are p rom p tly paid, without fees or d ea u c tions of any kind. • Let «*» »«nd you com plete in fo rm « Hen ohewt ewr S A V E -B Y -M A IL »ervlte new . W rite to d a y . P C P T L A N D 11 f I f V fiCJS? S W I \ ( S C o m e r, 5th an d Sterk P o 'H a n d 4, O reg e n '»I Foreign Wars WK H u e Fur Trim m ed Coats Excellent Christm as G ifts G R O C E R IE S Value B ar G reta, The Halles m eats FRESH Complete Variety THAT COSTS NO MOM FOR EVERYTHING Moro N IN T H Long T e rm L o w In tere s t Farm Loans • STR EET WASCO, OREGON in The D alles W’e prices pay for ( n il ni Sherm an Co-op G ra in G row ers SUPERM ARK ET highest your Griffith eggs & M eek e, A g e n ts G ran d fath er know« the w isdom of saving. He knows, too, th a t electric savings are u rg en tly needed between 4:30 and 6*:30 pan., when all power system s aje overloaded. T h ey ’re overloaded because it now gets dark y early , and’ lig h ts go on everyw here w hile businesses and in dustries are all the .-Family CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS ' ' jn Fine Pottery Glassware, Handiwork AVAimie AfiAm * wash dishes and take baths a fte r 6:30. V Coleman Floor Furnaces I y * - ______________ P ro te c t your own electric service, keep industries going. Please save e lec tricity d u rin g the critical hours, 4:30-6:30 every w orkday afternoon. A ll Kinds of Useful Tools Sunny Brook R e id & S o n Wasco, Oregon O p en Everingt Until Christmas still operating. W in te r days w ill cause a serious peak-hour problem u n til big new power plants can be built. E very electric saving helps. B ake in your electric range before 4:30 . . . tu rn off lig h ts and appliances not actually in use...shu t off electric heaters durin g the c ritic a l h o u rs ... Hot Peint Electrical Equipment W. R . every vrorkdoy P ru d e n tia l L ife Insurance Co. at the I 4 ..3O to 6-30 w • Au th o rized Loan Solicitors Store JUST ONE STOP TO SHOP G ifts fcr «HERMAN COUNTY POH I No. 5628. M eets let & 3rd Monadi of the C om m unity. 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