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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (March 31, 1950)
» FAG K 1 SHERM AN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON FRIDAY, MARCH SI, 1W0 go and children, Mrs. Don Smith, Mrs. Ed Alley, Mrs. A. A. Dun lap, Mrs. Gene Reynolds, Mrs. Donald von Borstel and Mrs. Marcus Eslinger. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Earl of La Grande arrived last Tuesday and visited until Sunday a t the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Earl. Dick is a student at T h e Grass Valley Baptist EOCE. church announces repular meet Mr., and Mrs Art Bibby went ings of the week with evening to Portland Friday to spend services to convene a half hour several days visiting their son, later. Young peoples at 7:15, Stephen and her sister, Miss prayer meeting at 7:30 and even Louise Fraley. Mr. Bibby return ing service at 8:00. The topic for ed home Monday and Mrs. Bibby the morning message will be went on to Richland, Washing “Thej^addest Event of History”. ton to visit her brother in law The evening topic, “A Sure and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Edison Foundation”. Sutherland. The Baptist Mission Circle Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Mitchell of met at the home of Mrs. Orville Chico, California arrived last Ruggles Thursday afternoon with Sunday to visit Mr. and Mrs. sixteen members and guests pre James Earl. They left Tuesday sent. The meeting was in charge for their home. of Mrs. O. N. Ruggles, president. Sam Holmes was taken to The Officers were elected for the Dalles hospital Friday by taxi coming year as follows: Mrs. ambulance suffering from pneu Ruggles re-elected president; Mrs monia. Miss Cassie Holmes came Dell Olds, vice-president; Mrs. up Thursday- and her sister Ma James Earl, secretary-treasurer; bie returned to The Dalles where Mrs. A. L. Kintner, chairmen of she will stay with Cassie. Rings Daughters, an organiza The spring formal sponsored tion of high school girls. Mrs. by the Legion auxiliary held at Shelton Fritts led devotional the pavilion Saturday night was services. The pin cushions that well attended. Everyone had a were started last meeting were good time. Music was furnished finished after which refresh by Hanson’s orchestra. ments were served by the Miss Marie von Borstel re hostess. - turned to Oregon State college Mr. and Mrs. Mack Alsup of Sunday after spending a week Wamic spent last Monday visit here with her parents, Mr. and ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Ted von Borstel. H. O. Dugger. Mrs. Francis Hammond and Mrs. John Rust, Mrs. H. O. small son, James, returned to Dugger, Mrs. Bert Cox, and her home In Powell Butte Mon Mrs. Charles Perrigo were busi-. ness visitors in The Dalles Tues day. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stark and day. family and Mrs. Frank E. Bayer ,Mr. and Mrs. Herman Peters and son, Byron, were in The had as dinner guests Sunday Mr. Dalles last Tuesday on business. and Mrs. Hben Kee, Mrs. Henry The Grass Valley Rebekahs Dlerck and Mr. and Mrs. Loy sponsored a party at the I.O.O.F. Cochran. hall. Wednesday afternoon for Mr. and Mrs. Roy Schilling pre-school children. A bout and son, Gary, were in The twenty-five children and their Dalle« Sunday to visit her par mothers were present. Games ents, Mr. find Mrs. Bud Coon, were played for a while and re who are In the hospital with freshments were served by Mrs. pneumonia. Both are much bet Orville Ruggles, Mrs. Glenn Per ter. * , d Mrs. Ivan. Blagg and Mrs. Mrs. Arzell I^emley came home ry, Ross Fields, hostesses. There Sunday from the hospital where will be a party every fourth she spent several weeks for Wednesday in the month for medical attention. She was tak pre-school children. The next en back Monday afternoon —to party will be April 28. the hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Baker Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Eslinger of Antelope attended the dance were hosts Sunday at a dinner here Saturday night. They also honoring the birthday anniver visited her mother, Mrs. T. M. sary of his mother, Mrs. Ernest 1 „ Eslinger of Moro. * Other guests Rolfe Mr and Mrs. Frank T. Bayer included Ernest Esltnger and were hosts Sunday honoring the Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Blagg. . birthday anniversaries of Mr. Mr. and Mrs H erm an Peters Bayer and their daughter in law, and son, Arden, were business Mrs. Claud Bayer of Moro. Oth visitors in The Dalles Saturday. er guests Included the latter s Mrs. Loy Cochran and son, son, Philip, Mr. and Mrs. CSiaa. Gordon from Portland and her Perrigo and daughters, Mr. ana sister, Mrs. Henry Dierck and Mrs. Frank E. Bayer and child son, Stanley*of Spokane, Wash., ren and David Bayer, who was arrived Friday to visit their f r o home from OSC. ther and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Todd and Eben Kee? Gordon and Stanley daughter, Ardine, were dinner Jeft Sunday for their ho/nes, guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. their mothers will remain for a Ivan Blagg. longer visit. Mr. and Mrs. Willis Brittain Mr. and Mrs. Duane Lemley and daughter. Kay, of Tygh Val- came up from Eugene to spend ley were visitors of Mr. and Mrs. several dayl visiting at the home of his parents, Mr. and CARD OF THANKS Mrs. Arzell Lemley. I wish to extend my sincere Among those from Grass Val ley going to Kent Thursday thanks to my many friends and afternoon to attend the I/*gion neighbors for the greeting cards auxiliary meeting at the home and flowers sent to me while of Mrs. Harry Young were Mrs. I was in the hospital. Mrs. Wallace L. May T. M. Rolfe, Mrs. Charles Perri Grass Valley Church Planning Easter Services Dell Olds last Tuesday. Mrs. Kenneth Martin. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Rolfe Mr. and Mrs. Dick Huhman and family, and Mrs. T. M. Rolfe and son, Dickie, from Sandy and motored to Friend Sunday after- Mr. and Mrs. Tom Alley from noon to visit Mr. and Mrs. Ever- The Dalles were among those ett Dunlap and family. attending the funeral of Francis Mrs. O. H. Bucholtz and her Hammond Saturday, daughter from Portland spent Mr and Mrs Ted Kelly had a, week here with the former’s aa week end (u erts her sl8ters sister. Miss Anna Schwartz. and brothers In law, Mr. and w hile .Mrs (roidon went to her C harlie F rancis arv^ and ann son, home in Stevenson, Washing- Grant> from TraH Mr and Mrs. ton for a week. They all went to Ceford Qaroutte and children, _______ Moro Sunday where they were Gjencja and Duane from Grants dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. pa8S and her brother, Glen Art Bucholtz. Fairchilds from Trail. They Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Stradley came to attend the funeral of and sons and Barbara Blaylock Francis Hammond, went to The Dalles Friday, Shar on Sawtell, accompanied them Mr. and Mrs. Warren Morgan home to spend the night, re- and daughter, Vicki, of Condon turning to her home with her came Saturday to spend the grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Er- week end with his parents, Mr. nest Blaylock. Barbara Blaylock accompanied them to spend the week end with Sharon. Herman and Carl Ziegler and Harry Hartley all returned to Third A Union St. LaGrande Sunday after spending Oregon their vacation with their par The Dalles ents. Mr and Mrs H erm an P a in t4 • Wallpaper • (Venetian Z iegler and Mr and Mrs Bstel Blinds Hartley. They ere all students G E N E R A L P A IN T ritO O U C T H at EOCE. Miss Sharon Martin was home Heavy Kote * one coat finish Flex • Colorful decorator from OSC to spend spring vaca tion with her parents, Mr and R ayonite, washable smooth finish and Mrs. Bert Cox. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Martin went to Portland last Monday to meet her sister, Mrs. Howard Nicks, who arrived in Seattle March 13 by boat from Tokyo, Japan, where she a staff writer for the Far Eastern Air Force. She spent a week here with the Martins. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Morgan and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Cox took the latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. A u g eeto The Dalles Sun day where, they left for their home in Chehalis, Washington after spending several weeks here with their daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Owen Eakin and children, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Grubbe from Roseburg and Mrs. Howard Nicks of Tokyo were dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Martin. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Grubbe arrived Sunday from Roseburg to visit their daughter, Mrs. Bernard Martin, leaving Tues day accompanied by their dau ghter, Mrs. Howard Nicks. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Reynolds went to Portland Saturday to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. KeHogg. They returned home Sunday accompanied by her mother who will stay until Tuesday. Mrs. Herman Schilling and son, Robert, from The Dalles were luncheon guests Monday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Dunlap. # The VFW auxiliary are having a food sale at the Ranch & Home store in Moro Saturday, April 8, Starting at 11 o’clock with lunch served at noon. 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