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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1949
SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON
Ruins Women Plan
Booster Night
By Mrs George Fox
The Home Economics club met
Thursday at the home of Mrs.
Sam Brock with Mrs. Grace
Medier as co-hostess. A dessert
luncheon of apple pie with ice
cream and coffee was served
from individual card tables.
The business meeting was
called to order by the vice-chair
man Adeline McDonald in the
absence of the chairman Mrs.
Richie Dingle who is in The Dal
les on account of her husband’s
illness The roll call was answer
ed by members telling of s’ick
tricks in their homes.
The next meeting of the club
will be at the home of Mrs. Har-
land McDonald with Mrs. Joe
Morris as co-hostess. Election of
officers will also take place at
that time.
There was a discussion on
Booster „ Night, and Saturday,
October 22, was the date ret.
The committee say they are
putting on the party at this date
and are not letting any obsta
cles interfere. The public is In-
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Mr. and Mrs. Fred Curtis and Whitchy’s remained in Portland tives, but plan on a family re
vited to come join the fun. It is
free and the program begins at daughter Juanita returned to to be with a brother who has union here before they return
their home in Portland after vis- been quite ill.
to Chicago again.
8 p. m. at the grange hall.
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Church
Mr. and Mrs. James Rice of
The members decided to fix a iting at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Christmas box for the poor in Benton Barnett. Fred, who has visited in Otis and Wecoma over Seattle an uncle and aunt of Mrs.
The Churches Tate were week end guests of
stead of the usual gift exchange been working on the canal has the weekend.
Juanita have daughters living there. Hu- Mr. and Mrs. Jim Tate and fam
among members at Christmas finished his job here.
time. They also voted to have a Curtis visited her uncle and fus is proud to have the shooting ily-
Coming from The Dalles to vis
supply of canjs on hand to send aunt Mr. and Mrs. Peter Dufault grandmother, Mrs. Church who
to members who are ill. It was in Wasco for several days while came in with a 240 pound buck it and attend the school dance
recently.' Mrs. Church says it with ’Mr. and Mrs. Joe Morri3
decided to discontinue the usual here.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Morris was her first deer, but hopes it were Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mil
“three Item” luncheon and have
lard and Mr. and Mrs. Jack
a 1:30 dessert luncheon instead. and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Brown won’t be the last.
Mrs. Richie Dingle whose hus- Huffman.
All club members, who use Swan went to Portland Friday and on
soap are asked to save their to the coast for a few days vaca- band has been in a hospital in
Nary a drop of rain fell all
wrappers and bring them to tion. They also attended the P I The Dalles for the last few week, and that is what the far
weeks, was able to move her mers are hoping and praying *or.
club when they meet. For every while in Portland.
The Rufus Nimrods have again husband Wednesday to h e r Some farmers in this commun
two soap wrappers sent Into the
company, CARE will send a cake ventured forth in quest of a house on Thirteenth street. Mr. ity have gone ahead and deep
deer.
The hunters who fsft Dingle suffered 'a 3troke soon af- seeded their wheat. Others are
of soap overseas.
Club members present at this Wednesday were Joe Morris and ter he finished with his harvest still undecided as wh^t to do.
meeting were: Elizabeth Kuy son Wally Joe, Luther Steward work, and has been in the hospi- It’s very easy to lose the seed
pers, Minnie Morris, Adeline Mc and sons, Howard and Jack, and tai since that time.
wheat right now, and that’s no
Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Sam small item, wheat the price it
Donald, Lulu Wilson, Bernie?e Walter Morris.
Mr. and Mrs. William Meyer.5? Brock over the weekend were is. If the wheat is seeeded near
Morris, Lucille Fox, Selma Wat-
kis, Mrs. Herbert Church, and and son are returning to Ar- his brother in law and sister, the top of the ground the way
the hostesses, Mrs? Brock and lington from Portland where Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Hunt, who the land is now, part of it prob
Meyers has been employed for live in Salem and Mr. and Mrs. ably would start to grow then
Mrs. Medier.
sometime
in government work.
V. G. Coleman and two sons o f die for lack of moiture.
The Tillicum club met October*
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Morris’ Portland. Also coming from The
7 at the country home of Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Guilford
Sam Brock.
Dessert luncheon were visitors«in the valley last Dalles for Sunday dinner were and daughter, Velda, left Tues
preceeded the contract bridge weekend as guests of Mrs. Mor-*» their son and daughter in law, day for Denver where they will
game. Eight members and .four ris’ brothers Tom and Frank Mr. and Mrs. V. P. Brock.
Ac
Dinner guests Wednesday at visit Mr., Guilford’s folks.
guests were present.
Scoring Hulery. The Hulerv brothers op*
cording
to
a
letter
received
by
honors went to Sue Harris for erated a garage in Moro at one the home of Mr. and Mrs. Janjes Mrs. E. Kuypers which was
time
and
are
known
here.
Tate
were
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Worth
members and to Leona Smith for
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Byrd at- Tate of The Dalles and Mr. $nd written Thursday they said they
guests.
tended
the stock show in Port- Mrs. Frank Tate and son Bob were going through Utah and
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Wilson
land
Sunday
They wrere accom- from Chicago. Frank Tate is a. the roads and weather had been
Were in Arlington recently vis
panied
to
Portland
by Robert’s brother of Worth Tate and have ideal that far; they expected to
iting with their son in law and
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Clarence been guests at their home in. reach Denver by Friday.
daughter Mr. and Mrs. Jluck Mil
Mrs. Ted Elliot and daughters,
Whitchy
of
New
Plymouth.
The The Dalles. They have, gone on
ler. The Willsons’ went in their
Barbara and Gall, spent the
Byrds’
returned
home
while
the
to
Portland
to
visit
other
rela-
truck and while it was parked
school holiday week end with
for a short while on the street
both windshield swipes and the
rear view mirror were stolen.
There have been several reports
recently of articles stolen from
cars while they were parked at
Second Annual
Poplar Grove station.
If your Cattle eat your Neighbor's Crop
The Moro high school team is
If your Combine pulls down wires
expected to come to Rufus Thurs
If your Cow wrecks a Car
Hallowe’en Ball
day for a football game with Ru
If
you
have
on-
auto
accident
fus high boys.
If your Dog bites someone
Frank Smith is driving the
BENEFIT
hill school bus while the regular
(If you bite the dog—it doesn't count)
driver, Luther Steward, is deer
HHRKI NEKS’ HOSPITAT
hunting.
The Rufus school children en
FOR CRIPPLED CHILDREN
joyed two days of vacation last
week ^when the teachers were
in The Dalles Thursday and Fri
Farmers Protective Policy Protect You
day for institute.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wilson
The above losses have occurred in
were at the stock show in Port
THE DALLES CIVIC
SHERMAN COUNTY — Don’t YOU
land over the week end.
Let US Worry
Mrs. Luther Steward. Mrs. Elliot
will be remembered here as
Mildred Chase.
Mrs. Joe Morris and son Keith,
spent the week end at the Jack
Huffman home who live in the
Chenowith district in Wasco
county.
Mr. and Mrs. WiUiam Auger
Make Your Plans Now
DON’T WORRY u
SATURDAY, OCT. 29
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Local Shriner«
of Portland spent Sunday with,
their son in law and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Rollert Morris.
Guests for dinner Sunday at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fay
•kett were
w ere Mr. an^l
arm
Brackett
Mrs.
?s Tate.
James
?al Eaton was anVovernlght
Neal
guest t of his s: hool pal, Jerry
Brackett.
e e e r r • v e ».
ANNOUNCEMENT
I have taken over the distribu
tion o f Shell Oil products from
the Moro station and w ill give
good service to all customers,
Claud Bayer
Fourth Annual Show & Sale by
M
id c o • P * u r e b r e d B re e d e rs
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66 Registered Herefords 66
INCLUDING 5 HEAD OF POLLED HEREFORDS
30 Bulls * 36 Females
CONSIGNED BY
J. Roger Ball, Grass Valley
Ted M. Ball, Grass Valley
C K. Barker, Condon
1 rank W. Cochran, Brownsville
Fred E. Cox & Son, Grass Valley
Harold &. Cecile Eakin, Grass Valley
Ralph E. & Katherine M. Eakin, Moro
Vernon Eakin, Grass Valley
T. L. & Nellie Fields, Rufus
Chas. F orrester, Goldendale, Washington
Eugene Forrester, Goldendale, Washington
, Hoag Hereford Ranch, Blalock
J. L. Jacob & Sons, Prineville
R. E. Lynds, Redmond
Clarence May, Grass Valley
J. C. Morgan, Lonerock
Joan Morgan. Lonerock
Roy Newport, Culver
Donald Ritzschke, Goldendale, Washington
L. K. Smith, Goldendale, Washington
George E. Webb, Mayville
Floyd Worden, Heppner
Fairgrounds, M oro, N ov. 3
CATTLE WILL BE JUDGED WEDNESDAY, NOV. 2d
AT 2:00 P. M.
Fred E. Cox, President
Bonnie Sharp, Secretary
Joe Johnson, Judge
H. B. Hager, Auctioneer
For Catalog call at County Agent Office or Write
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