Sherman County journal., March 03, 1950, Page 4, Image 4

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SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON
At Grass Valley
February Is
Birthday Month
Mrs, Don Sm ith, • Mrs. Bruce
Alley and Mrs. John Block gave
a birthday p a rty for Mrs. Earl
Olds and Mrs. Boss Fields at
Olds home T hursday afternoon.
Other guests included M esdames
Glenn P erry, H erm an Z iegler-
C. R. Andersen, Ed Alley, John
Rust, F ran k E. Bayer and F rank
K etter. Pinochle was in play at
th ree tables
w ith Mrs. Fields
holding
high score
and Mrs.
Ziegler low score.
Mrs. P erry
won the traveling prize.
Gifts
of handkerchiefs w ere received
by the honor guests. R efresh­
m ents were served at the close
of the party by the hostesses.
The party held at the l.O.O.F.
hall Saturday evening w n well
attended it was sponsored by
tbe E astern S tar Social club.
r”bc evening was spent dancing
with refresh m e n ts- served d u r­
f
ing ihe evening by m em ber
•
the. Eastern Star.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Baizer and
son, Carcel, and her
m other.
Mrs. Jam es Kenny, came up
from Portland S aturday t > sj nd
the week end at the hom e of
his parents. Mr: and Mrs. A P .
Baizer. A dinner was given ! in
day honoring th eir
grandson
celebrated
h 1 <
( ar ?1. w h o
fourth b irthday anniversary. .
Mr. and Mrs. Fred P eters ant
daughter. D errh » Ila . H enry Pe
iarn e tt
ters and Mrs. W D
spent W ednesday evenin at tbe
home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Owens.
Mr and Mrs. O. N. Rugfib
w ere business visitors in T1
Dalles
S aturday
stopping
at
Moro on their w ay to hring h< 0 r
m other. Mrs. W illiam Cauthe
home w ith them . She return« *
to her home Sunday.
John Rolfe and Mrs. T. \I
Rolfe w ent- to The Dalle* tt-
urday to meet the form er’s wife
who retu rn ed
from
Portland
where she spent a week for
dental work.
August W assenm iller of Tygh
Valley spent F riday here v isit­
ing his m other, and s ster Mr
Jacob W assenm iller
ind Mr
Dean Olds.
ai
Edgar Aliev took
th eir daughter.
Ruth, to The
Dalles Friday ,’here sh
ntei erl
the hospital for m edic d care.
Mr. and Mrs. George Wilco
Stopped hdl-e a white S aturda
on th eir w ay to th eir home in
Salem from a trip to Mexico.
Mr. and Mrs. B. C. B m m gai
ner and fam ilv and Mr. and Mi
f o rald von Bnrstel and
lb
FRIDAY, M A Itn i 3, 1950
w ent t< T l i(T Laites Sunday tu
. P auls Episcopal church
attend
services.
v
T here w ill be service of Di
vine w orship for G rass Vallejf
M ethodist church next Sunday
March 5, a t 3 p. m.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Reynold»
and daughter, Julie, left last
W ednesday for P ortland to spend
a few days visiting h er parents,
Mr. and 4 rs ( . Kellogg.
Ju d y Sm ith came up from The
Dalles Friday evening to spend
the week end here w ith her
m other. Mrs. Alice Smith.',
Mr. anti Mrs. D ell1 Olds w ent
to Wasco S un d ay to sp end the
day w ith Mr. and Mr:5. F. M.
Crews.
Mr. and Mrs. M arion
Crews of
-Stevenson, W ash.,
w ere week end guests of - the
Crews.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald C lodici-
ter and son, W endell, w ent t<
Portland F rid a y on business rc
»aturday
stop-
tu rn in g home
River to visit
ping in Hood
th eir son in law and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Don Marph. Their
daughter, JoA nn, of The Dalles
was th ere visiting h er sister.
Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Andersen,
Mrs. A rt Bibbv and Mrs. Joe
Bibbv w ere in Tbe Dalles * F ri­
day on business.
Mrs. Ray Koons of P ortland
an d ' Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Gear
h a rt and son of Moro w ere re­
cent Im tchen,.guests at tbe home
of Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Baum gart-
ner.
Mrs. B. C. B aum gartner and
jghters, M argaret, Susan and
Jeanie, w ere business visit' >rs in
The Dalles Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. H arry S tar k and
spent
lam ny
; ind Sam S tark
Sunday a t Tygh Valley visiting
the latter s daughter. Mrs. Willis
B rittain m d family.
and Mrs. Charles Perrigo
Mr. am
Mrs Berrferd M artin, Mr. and
Mrs Archie C antrall w ere feusi-
ness visitors in The Dalles Fri-
1 q v .
(Idj
Mi-, and Mrs. Archie C antrall
and children. Gene and Sharon,
m otored to P ortland Sunday to
spend the day visiting their son,
Ev.erett C antrall and farrnily. AH
had dinner w ith Mrs. C antrall’s
brother, K enneth E v e re tt and
T he G rass Valley Zeoiyts
feated the D ufur tow n team
the local gym W ednesday e-
A T W IL L IA M S
C o m i n g i n t o t h e E a s te r P e r i o d
w ith w o n de rfu l stock of qualky
M e lo d y B louses
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merchandise that w ill meet the desire of
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a
b ev y of
stu n n in g
N y lo n b ea u ties. D r e ssy type« d estin ed
for th e N ew S uit trend. N o v e lty cu to u t and lady e ffe c ts at y o k e
and sh o r t sle e v e s.
R a y o n crep es, patel colors and w h ite .
all mid'L^OlumOianS ror everyday and
,
;
dress-up occasions
BEAUTIFUL DRESSY STYLES
Second Floor
shop at W illiams
5 .9 5
. and Save
l^WO STORIES HIGH . . . H ere’s
F(iul ’ Bunyan, spinner of tall
■lories.
This
legendary
north
woods hero is one of the exhibits
of the 1949 railroad fair in Chi­
cago. Adults disbelieve Bunyan’s
tail tales, $nd Carol Ann Macy,
Chicago, does not believe the
height of Bunyan him self.
7 Leading
S pring Skirts
Brands of
SHARKSKIN - GABARDINE - W OOL JERSEY
NYLONS
Mr. and Mrs. O. N. Ruggles
left Sundav for Ione to spend
a few ’days visiting th eir d au ­
g h te r,'M rs . E arl M cKinnev an 1
fam ily.
Mr. and Mrs., Col
Rose of
Moro w ere d in n er guests S un­
day a t the h ' me of Mr. and Mrs.
Clair Baizer.
Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k von Bor-
stel w ent to P o rtlan d Saturd .y
on business.
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H igh ty p e of tailo rin g d ev elo p ed o f m en w ear m a teria ls. Solid
and
fin e
figured
p a ttern s.
E leg a n t m odels in dark and new
bamboo sh ad es.
It c e r ta in ly is a p r iv ile g e
to p r e s e n tj A m erica ’s
se v e n b est brands o f N y ­
lon h o sie r y rig h t h ere in
T he D alles.
M ake you r
E aster s e lc tio n s e a rly .
Second Floor
8 .9 5
-¿N OM EN D NYLONS
— LAKEW OOD N Y L O N S
— STRUT W EAR NYLONS
— M UNSING NYLONS
—B E R K S H IR E NYLONS
Mr. and Mrs. Fieri i Coon of
The Dalles visited his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Coon Sunday
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. , August W assen-
m iller and son of Tygh Valtev
cam e over -Sunday to visit his*
m other. Mrs. Jacob AVassenmil-
ler and to attend L u th eran
church services. Mrs. Dean Obis
accom panied them to Tygh Val­
ley going on to her home
P ortland.
FRESH! AS T H E
— GOTHAM GOLD S T R IP E
— A R O U N D T H E CLOCK
In F v e ry Sheer
In E v ery Shade
In E v ery Leg Type
HOUSE
1.25 to 1.95
W
FROCKS
F irs t Floor
I
SEE
Mr. and Mrs. ' A. A. - Dui
w ent to P ortland -T hursday
business and on to Corvallis to
spend a few days before re tu rn ­
ing home.
Mr. and M rs ^ N orris Gilkison
sp en t
W ednesday
evening at
th e home of Mr. and Mrs. jO r-
- ville Ruggles. .
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T H E N EW
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HATS •
T h ey
b rin g
b r ig h tn e ss
th e
sm ilin g
o f
| spring
f a a li i oils.
Adams Paint Store
The
co lo rs
sh a d e s,
Third & U n io n St.
D alles
O regon
th e
navy
bam boo
crea ­
tio n s, and
P ain t - W allpaper - V en etian
straw
B lin d s
G E N E R A L P A IN T ¡PRODUCTS
. . “ W lsp ese” a nam e t a rem eni-
H e a v y R ote • <?ne coat fin ish
ber in cotton and n yioi. G irdles
F le x • C olorful decorator
$3.93 A up.
R a y o n itc , w a sh a b le sm ooth fin ish
G R E T A , T he Dalie.»
of
S m all,
little
rough
p a stel
tim es.
perky
lo o k
EN O U G H TO
O u tstan d in g
are
2.95
T h ey
in th e ir flo w er c r o w im
Mrs. Ed Alley w ent to The
Dalles
S atu rd ay to viS't her
m other. Mrs. John H ays, who
has been ill. Mr. and Mrs. John
Block w ent down Sunday
to
spend the day w ith her m other
Mrs. Hays. ’.
D EW
p rettiest!
for
tu re
sty le s,
co lo rs,
4 .9 5 - 1 0 .9 5
the
vacation
For p icn ics, for the
hom e,
Second Floor
should
for
S u m m er
d ays.
T he
m odels
You
sev era l
happy
b ea u tifu l.
EAT.
n ew est!
im a g in a b le.
se le c t
G O <> D
sh o p p in g .
P ic­
p rin ts,
fa st
beautiful
fa sh io n s.
Second Floor
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Town and Comntry Tweed
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17.95
40% w ool gab ard in e. J u st w h a t y o u ’ll
S p rin g ou td oor w ear. S age green , tan,
S iz e s 36 to 44.
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WASH CLOTHS
Show n
in
ev ery
p astel
color
im aginable.
D eep
th ir sty nap— T hree extra
sp ecial prices.
CLOTHS — 13c
CLOTHS — 15c .
CLOTHS — 19c
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D ow nstairs Store
w an t
for earl.v
and g ray colors.
13.95
by and for Sherman Countians
correctly describes it a n d its aim s
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fresh ly i laundered
in tu b u lar form . M ay be
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ev ery d a y p illo w
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E x p e r tly tailored of h e a v y all w o o l gabardine.
N eck
siz e s
14Vi
to
17Me, in ' sle e v e le n g th s from 32 to 35
C olors
m aroon,
green ,
gray, b row n am i tan.
15.00
SL A C K S
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ECONOMI CAL P R IC R S
A ll w ool - in
sh a d es of blue, g rey , tan, green,
and brow n.
MAIL ORDERS
PROM PTLY F IL L E D
popular
P H O N E 2133
A. M. Williams & Co.
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Where All the Mid*Colurnbia Shops
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D ow nstairs Store
PENDLETON GABRDINE
Fine gabardine or Bedford cord.*
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FLOUR SACKS
PENDLETON SHIRTS
T h e sm a ll ch eck s, sh a d o w plaids and solid sh a d es. F in e st
100% w ool S p rin g w e ig h t F lan n el.
14*/^ to 18.
O thers at $8.50 to $11.95
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Back again a s str o n g as ev er
for b etter sp o r ts w ear. 4-pocket
m od els. F u ll rayon lin ed . G reen
and w in e colors. S iz e s 34 to 42.
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m u slin . (Quilted)
E xcep tio n a l V alue!
tw e e d s in
19.85
CORDUROY COATS
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F ull size pads for double
bed 54x76. F iet base* c o v ­
w in d o w
pan e check - A ll w ool
p o ck et sty le .
T he la te st and
sm a r te st o u tfit for a ll S p iin g
sp o rts
w ear.
S iz e s 35 to 44.
Tan and g r e y to n es.
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