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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (April 14, 1950)
'Hr ■ s~" PAG E 4 SHERM AN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON Easter Observed By Grass Valley Churchgoers Mr. and Mrs. Owen Eakin were hosts at a church party at their home Friday evening. It also was a surprise party for Mrs Bernard Martin who celebrated her birthday anniversary. Other guests included Bernard Martin, Messrs and Mesdames Elton Ea kin, Vernon Eakin, Mryl Smith and son Lowell, Marcus Eslinger and daughters Alice and Rosalie, Orville Ruggles, Ivan Blagg, Bud Brlnkert, A. L. Klntner. A social evening was spent playing games and group singing. Refreshments were served later. Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Andersen went to White Salmon Monday to attend the funeral services for her brother, Walter Wilke, who died last week in a Los Angeles hospital. i Mrs. Bud Brlnkert and Mrs. FRIDAY, APRII-. 14, 1950 Bernard Martin gave a party at the church Friday afternoon for the nursery and primary Sunday school classes. There were thirty- seven children and, twelve moth ers present. The younsters prac ticed their Easter program and then had an Easter egg ' h u n t Refreshments were served later by the hostesses and Mrs. Marcus Eslinger brought two cakes as it was her daughter, Rosalie’s fifth birthday anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Andersen took her mother, Mrs. C. Wilke, to The Dalles Sunday where her son met her and took her to White Salmon. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Crews and daughters, Florene and Nan cy, went to Vancouver, Wash-, Saturday to spend the Easter at the home of her brother, Bill Roth and family. Ed Fritts came home Friday evening from Portland to spend the Easter week end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Shelton Fritts, There will be- divine worship in the Grass Valley Methodist church next "Sunday afternoon, April 16 at 3 o’clock. The Grass Valley Woman’s ley came home from La Grande Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Baker of Clarence May and Roger Ball ' Mr. and Mrs. Herman Peters had as dinner guests Easter Mr. The Dalles spent several -days took a truck load of cattle to club is sponsoring a silver tea to spend Easter week end With Thursday, April 20, to be held their parents. Portland Sunday. and Mrs. Etoen Kee, Sandra and here last week on business. Miss Jackie Rust came home Mr. and Mrs. Tom Alley of Dell Squire, Herman Peters Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Corliss Andrews at the Masonic hall. Friday from Portland to spend The Dalles were over night of Spokane, Washington were and Arden Peters. Mrs. Harry Hooper arrived Easter week end with her par guests Saturday at the home of over night guests Wednesday at Friday from Hazelton, Idaho, to ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Rust Members of thè Grass Valley Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Alley. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl spend a week at the home of Rebekah lodge were invited to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ctodfelter Mrs. Marie Smith of Golden- Olds. her paretns, Mr. and Mrs. A. A. and son Wendell, were dinner Kent Thursday evening when dale arrived Saturday to visit J Mrs. Lela Ramsey, president of at the home of her brother and Among those going to the ball Dunlap. guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ziegler and Harry Hart- M. V. Miller at Moro. Rebekah assembly and Mrs. Vera wife, Mr. and Mrs. Tommie Bar game in The Dalles Friday were Evick, marshall of the assembly nett. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Olds, Bruce , . from Madras paid their official Alley, Ed Alley, Sam Stark, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Bayer visit. Those going from Grass and children, Julia and Byron, Alfred Koch and Mr. and Mrs. Valley were Mrs. T? M. Rolfe, and Peggy Alberty Went to Tygh Ralph R u st / Mrs. James Easter, Mrs. John Valley Sunday to spend Easter Mr. and Mçs. Art Bibby left Block, Mrs. John Rolfe, Mrs. at the Willis Brittain home. Kay Sunday for Portland where Mrs. Donald von Borstel, Mrs Art Brittain came home with them Bibby will receive medical atten Schilling, Mrs. Herman Ziegler, to stay over night tion. Their son, Stephen returned Mrs. Archie Cantrall, Mrs. John Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Baumgart to Portland with them after Rust, Mrs. Willard Barnett and ner and family were , dinner spending a week here with his Mrs. Jack Adams. guests Sunday at the home of parents. Mrs. ‘John Rust and Mrs. Bert Rev., and Mrs. W. W. Gearhart Cox were in The Dalles Friday in Moro., \ > on business. Mr. and Mrr. Duane Lemley VACATION Mr. and Mrs. James Manning are making their home in Salem of Portland spent the Easter since his graduation from the week end at the home of her university at Eugene. He started grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom work last Monday, April 3, as a Coyle. — psychologist at the state peniten The Grass Valley Women’s tiary. club met at the home of Mrs. T. Mrs. A. A. Dunlap and daugh M. Rolfe Thursday afternoon • ■> ter, Mrs. H arry Hooper, were in with nine members and one Vis itor present. Mrs. Frank Bayer, The Dalles Saturday on busi PLAN N O W president presided at the busi* ness. They brought Mrs. Arzell ness meeting, plaps were made Lemley home with them (from T O G ET for a silver tea, and Mrs. Earl the hospital where she spent < « about two weeks for medical at Olds gave a reading on weddings < i TH E BEST! She is staying at the from different countries. Refresh tention. Dunlap home a while. ments were served at the close Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Blagg and by Mrs. Harold Eakin and Mrs. Q o o a E q u ip m e n t grass valley , O regon family were guests Sunday at Rolfe. Those present were Mes the home of his parents, Mr. and dames Earl Olds, Frank Bayer, Dell Olds, Don Smith, Edgar Al Mrs. J. W. Blagg. a a a a a a TRAVEL BUREAU Mrs. Jacob Wassenmiller re ley, Herman Ziegler, Harold Ea kin, Charles Perrlgo, T. M. turned home Friday from Tygh N O W OPEN Valley where she spent about a Rolfe and E. R. Blaylock. month with her son, August and Mr and Mrs. Shelton Fritts family. X Howdy, Pardner! Enjoy a a • Let our Travel Experts had as dinner guests Sunday Mr. Mrs. Charles Perrigo and Mrs. arrange for your transpor and Mrs. Ted Ball, Rev. and Mrs. Archie Trauxell were business A. L. Klntner, Mr. and Mrs. Bill visitors in The Dalles Saturday. tation, sightseeing, and Todd and daughter Ardine, Ed Mr. and Mrs. O. N. Ruggles hotel accommodations IN Fritts of Portland, and Scott and Starr Ruggles were in The ADVANCE. Dalles Monday to visit Jess Lan and Doran Fritts. Mrs. Orville Ruggles gave a dry at the hospital Coupon T O D A Y (or party at the school house Friday Mr. and Mrs. John Buether afternoon for her Sunday school were dinner guests Easter Sun FREE FOLDER! class. After the Easter egg hunt, day a tth e home of Mr. and Mrs. the whiskey that's dixie cups were served by the Matt !?imon. OMYHOUNO T U V U . MM hostess. Mrs. Bert Cox left Monday for 6th & T a y lo r, P ortlan d Mrs. Bernard Martin Went to Chehalis, Wn., to visit her par The Dalles Saturday to meet P / m m H n d Q ra y hound*« A m a tin g ents, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Augee. Amarica Vacation Foldar, «JrinJ fid/. her sister, Mrs. Howard Nicks, d a a ç rip tiv a d t l i i l i a b o u t aeoraa ot Mr. and Mrs. H O. Dugger of Tokyo who had been visiting caraira» tour». gave a dinner Sunday honoring her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Grubbe lo Roseburg. She spent Mr. and Mrs. John Rust on their the week end here with her sis 8th wedding anniversary. Other ttJ U .p t. »»-»BantU ter. The Martins and Mrs. Nicks guests were Geraldine and Phyl were dinner guests Saturday lis Rust and Art Allgieier. uno» J , . . C ity and 8tate_ Mrs. Florin Coon brought her evening at the Donald von Bor __________ KENTUCKY WHISKSY-A BUND mother in law, Mrs Bud Coon, Your local Greyhound Agent w ill stel home. NATIONAL DISTILLERS PROD. 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