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PAGE 4 SHERMAN COUNTV JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON FRIDAY, MARCH 24, 1950 Olds home Sunday from the hos Ilelyer at the home of her mo E * Bayer and children. pital recovering from a recent ther, Mrs. Herman Schilling. Mrs. Kenneth Crews, Mrs. R. operation. She will stay at the Mr. and Mrs Olan Stark and C. Baumgartner and Mrs. A. 8. home of her daughter for a son Terry went to The Dalles Alberty gave a birthday party while. Monday when Terry entered the at the Crews’ home Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. Earl McKinney hospital for an operation Tues afternoon for their daughters, and family of Ione spent Sunday day morning. Mrs. Stark remain Florene Crews, Jeanie Barmgart- visiting at the home of her par ed at the home of her uncle and ner and Peggy Alberty. ,Other ents, Mr. and Mrs. O. N. Rug aunt, Mr. and Mrs. James Mat- guests included Julia Bayer, Al gles. - l i thes. fa Jean Payne, Alice Eslinger, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Schilling Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Schilling The Grass Valley W omans' and Marlyn Hart. Games were took her father, Bud Coon, to had as dinner guests Sunday club met at the home of Mrs. played after refreshments of bir The Dalles Monday where he celebrating her birthday anni Edgar Alley Thursday afternoon thday cake, ice cream and punch entered the hospital with pneu versary Mr. and Mrs. Art Schil with eight members and guests were served. After which the monia. ling and family, Mr. and Mrs. present. A short business meet three girls sat at a card table to Mr. and Mrs. O. N. Ruggles Roy Schilling and son, Gary, open their gift packages. ing was held wjth Mrs. Frank had as dinner guests Sunday and Mrs. Claus Bardenhagen Mr. and Mrs. Roy Schilling Bayer presiding. Miss Martha Mr. and Mrs. Earl McKinney and daughter, Martha. Bardenhagen was the speaker of and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. The Grass Valley Rebekah and family, Mr. and Mrs. Orville the afternoon. She told of her Bud Coon went to The Dalles Ruggles and son, Dean, and Mr. lodge met at the I.O.O.F. hall trip to Germany and answered Thursday afternoon when Mrs. and Mrs. Willardr Barnett and Wednesday evening for their questions asked about her trip. Coon entered the hospital for Mr. Coon Refreshments wer? served at medical attention. son, Keith. _ regular meeting with thirty-six the close of th? meeting by the stayed with his son » and wife, M E R C Y S L A Y E R . . . Carol Ann Mrs. Earl Olds and Mrs. Art members and fourteen members Mr. and Mrs.* Florin Coon. Mr. Palght, charged In B ridgeport. Bibby were in The Dalles F ri from Moro present. Mrs. Orville hostess. David Bayer came home Fri and Mrs. Schilling went down Conn., court with k illin r her fath day to visit Mrs. Arzell Lemley Ruggles, noble grand presided The day from Corvallis to spend Saturday to visit Mrs. Coon a t' er, hopelessly 111 with cancer, was at the hospital and Mrs. Jesse at the business meeting. Spring vacation at the home of the hospital and to bring Mr. freed by an all-p a re n t Jury recentr ly. Defense tried to prove the g irl his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Coon home. z " •Miss Cassie Holmes of The te m p o ra rily deranged when she T. Bayer. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Blagg went Dalles spent the week end here fired fa ta l ballet. to Portland Sunday where they with relatives. . will be over night guests at the' ‘ Mr and Mrs. Warren Morgan eral weeks here with their son, home of their son, Harold Blagg and daughter, Vicki, brought his B. C. Baumgartner and family. Lovely line of Easter Dresses and and family. They returned home grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. C., Mr. and Mrs. Charles Perrigo Tuesday after a day there on H. Augee, home after spending and daughters and her mother, a week with them at Condon. Mrs. Frank T. Bayer were busi business. Spring Cottons, fine, fetching frocks Mr. and Mrs. Gus Smith of They stayed overnight with his ness visitors in The Dalles Sat The Dalles spent the week end parents, Mf. and Mrs? Bert Cox. urday. Complete line o f B«by w i t r end G ifts for all t l i M f f l Mr. and Mrs. Walter McDougal at the home of Mr. and Mr"J R. A. Stow returned home Don Smith. Mrs. John Hays and daughter of Portland spent last week f mi Portland where i—~~ i > came up with them and spent Sunday visiting their son, Allan he spent the winter months the week end with her son in at the home of Mr. and Mrs. with relatives. law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.' Bert Cox. * Mrs. T. M. Rolfe, Mrs. Chas. John Block. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Trimble Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Baker Perrlgo, Mrs. John Rust and Mrs. brought her mother, Mrs. I<ewls spent Sunday at Wasco visiting Jack Adams went to Wasco Sat her sister and husband, Mr. and urday evening to attend a spe cial meeting of the Rebekahs Mrs. Gus Hartmann. A »up« ri or »«rvic« Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Baumgart and to meet the Rebekah presi of personal attend« nc« dent, Mrs. Ramsey ' and her ner left Sunday for Povtian lon marshal from Madras. business for the week. THAT COSTS NO MORE Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Baumgart Mrs. Charles Davis returned home Sunday from Portland ner arrived Thursday from Au where she spent several days burn, Washington to spend sev- visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Roy. * Mrs Wallace May returned a“ J «00 KELLY A home one day last week from the hospital in The Dalles recov A w»d« ranq« of price» ering from a recent operation. ♦hei meef» «II with«» Mrs. Harry Stark gave a din ner Wednesday evenin'? at her home honoring the birthday anniversary of her husband. Other guests included Mr. and d- Si p Mrs. Olan Stark and son from Kent, Mr. and Mrs. Willis B.it- > A- t tain and children from Tygh Valley and Mr. and Mi’s. Franr Women Meet At Grass Valley ç *• ZA To Hear of Trip Grass Valley degree staff put on the initiatory degree for Mrs. David McLeod of Moro. Refresh- ments were served at the close of the meeting by the Moro lodge. ... ..... ................... The message topics for the services of Sunday, March 26, are as follows: ^ orn‘ngC"“T^* Deceiving Event of History. Evening_ “The Most Common Bvent of History.” M A G IC X I the lure ot strange and odd MITCHELL CAIN musician and com edian baffling, spine-tingling, fantastic M YSTERY side-splitting COMEDY . QLADYS, princess of magic “ H The Gay Shop Moro High School Gym W e d . M a r c h 2 9 8 : 0 0 p .m . 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