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PAGE 4 SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON Holmes Family Attend Funeral Mrs. A. F. Balzer Mrs. William Holmes and son, Sam, Mrs. Ted von Borstel and Mary Bowen of The Dalles went to SL Paul, April 24, to attend the funeral of Joe McNamee of Antelope, who \yas accidently killed while working with a tractor on his father’s place at St. Paul. Mrs. McNamee will be remembered as Cecelia Brogan of Antelope. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Conover of Portland spent a week visiting at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Holmes. Frank Haynes and Herb Kisor arrived Sunday from Philomath to 'spend a few days at the home of the former’s sister, Mrs. A. A. Dunlap. Mrs. Ted von Borstel and her niece, Mrs. Ted Conover, went to The Dalles Saturday to visit the former’s father, San Holmes. Mrs. Vern Mobley and children of Kent were dinner guests Mon day evening at t h e home of Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Dunlap. - Mrs. J. W. Blagg and daughter, Mrs Clair Balzer, Janice Bibby and Gerald Blagg were business visitors in The Dalles Saturday. Art Bibby went to Portland the first of the week and brought Mrs. Bibby home Friday even ing after spending several weeks ’ with her sister, Miss Louise Fraley. They left Sunday for Warm Springs for a week. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Rslinger of Aioro were dinner guests Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Eslinger. FRIDAY, MAY 5, 1950 Mrs. Don Keiper returned Sunday from Mullan, Idaho, where she spent a week visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. McEachem. Mr. and Mrs. Donald von Bor stel and daughters spend Sunday in Bend visiting friends. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Peters and son, Arden, were dinner guests Saturday evening of Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Dunlap. Mr. and Mrs. Bud Brlnkertand her mother, Mrs. Fred Crowley, left Friday for Airlie to spend the week end with relatives. The American Legion auxili ary will meßt at the home of Mrs. Donald von Borstel Wed nesday, May 10. Mrs. W. D. Barnett and Mrs. Olan Stark and son, Terry, were in The Dalles Monday ..on busi ness. # Mrs. B. C. Baumgartner took her daughter, Margaret, and Lar ry Easter to The Dalles Monday for dental car**»^ John Wilson and Hoy Blanken- becfcer of Portland were dinner guests Sunday of Mr, and Mrs. Carl Schadewltz. Mr ancL Mrs. Bill Jeffries and children or Kent were in The Dalles Friday visiting her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Barnett. Mr. and Mrs. John Rust and daughters, Geraldine and Phyl lis, went to Portland Saturday to visit Mrs. Rust’s father, Bill Hayes, who was there ,.Jrom Sweet Home. They returned Sun day evening. Mrs. Art Schilling and children and Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Todd were business visitors in The Dalles Wednesday. Mrs. Ted Trimble and her mother, Mrs. Lewis Olds, were in The Dalles Friday. Grass Valley Auditorium S LA O C S ORK. Beefo’s SEEFO’S - At the CAPITAL CITY, Moro, Oregon W e th in k we serve p re tty good lunches. Som e light, som e h eav y d ep en d in g o n ap p etites. C o m e in a n d taste Beefo’s STEAM C L E A N IN G C a rs - Tracks - Machinery RO SS FIELD S Cjood Equipment A A GRASS VALLEY, OREGON A A A A A A A . A for FROSTKIST ICE CREAM 2i/2 Gals. $3.75 Greeting Cards All Kinds MA’L. dcd ,.1 WAN t (MPERfAt I Seniors Beefo’s GO 10 BLOMS TEU.TH6 YOU School*! Beefo’s NFLA Members Bill Bell Adams Paint Store M o ro LM A Y * hear a "direct authoritative * re JESSE EATON Mr. and Mrs. Florin Coon of port on a. subject so closely af The Dalles came up Tuesday to Jess^ Eaton, one of a large pio fecting’ the economic life of the neer family of Sherftian oounty, take his parents, Mr. and Mrs. community, and the officer^ and died in Portland Monday. Bud Coon to The Dalles where He directors of the association hope Mrs. Coon entered the hospital was born March 11, 1872 on the for medical attention. Mr. Coon The annual meeting of The the membership generally will Eaton place below Wasco where will stay with his son and wife. Dàlles National Farm’ Loan As attend in force. his parents operated a stage sta Mrs. William Cauthers of Moro sociation will be held May 2, tion at one time. spent last week end with her son at the Cherry Park Grange hall, A small erbwd was out to the iFuneral services were held in law and daughter, Mr. and The Dalles according to announce- Rufus grange card party Satur Wednesday in The Dalles and in meht by Secretary-Treasurer T. day night, but those present had Mrs. 0. N. Ruggles. The association a 'good time. Winning the score terment was made in Sunrise Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Crews F. .Whiteman. and daughters spent Tuesday serves Hood River, Wasco, Sher for the evening were Ted Reid cemetery a t Wasco. Survivors are a daughter, evening visiting Mr and Mrs. man, Gilliam and Wheeler coun and Mrs. Harland McDonald. Mrs. John McLachlan of Port ties. Orville Ruggles. The hostesses were Mr. and land, three sons, I^awrence of Mrs. John Reckman of Kent Registration will bp at 11:30 Mrs. Andy Engberg and Mr. and Fresno, Calif., Ralph of The attended the Eastern Star meet a. m. Those attending will be. Mrs. Atlee Wilson. The prizes Dalles and Claud of Glenwood, ing in Moro Thursday night. for winning highest scores for Mr. and Mrs. Norris Gilkison guests of the association for the' series of card parties were Washington. dinner at noon and the meeting William Holmes, Robert and Sam awarded to Ted Reid and Mrs. will commence at 1:15 p. m. Holmes and Miss Mary Bowen S. A. Wilson. The principal speaker will be of The Dalles were visitors Sun Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Jordan ac- day evening of Mr. and Mrs. Or Mr. E. J. Bell, administrator of commnfed by Mr. and M»— the Oregon Wheat commission, ville Ruggles. • Bohn of The Dalles drove to Members of Sherman chapter Whiteman states, whose subject Madras over the new Warm OES met at the Masonic hall will be “Wheat Markets In the Springs cut-off by way of Bear Tuesday evening. Degrees were Far East.” Mr. Bell’s address Springs over the weekend. They- conferred on Mrs. Jack Adams should be of interest to the reported seeing six deer while and Mrs. R. A. Hart, candidates. farmers of this community as on the trip. A program consisting of a floral he has recently returned from a tour of Japan, Hongkong. The Judge and Mrs. C. A. Tom an drill honoring Mother’s day was Philippines, Malaya, Indonesia, led by Marshall Mrs. Joe Bibby India, Pakistan and Thailand, as nounce the engagement of their and Chaplain Mrs. Harold Eakln. a member of the Far East Grain daughter Catherine to Irving A poem, “ My Mom” by Mrs, commission where a first hand Mobley. The news was told at a Donald Clodfelter and a song by study was made of the potential party given last Tuesday at the the chapter. Mrs. Clodfelter was markets. Tom residence where twelve general chairman on the enter This is a rare opportunity to guests were bidden. The wedding dat has been set for May 15. tainment and refreshment com mittees. Refreshments were ser ved at the close of the meeting. Out of town members present MÉ taste today , J k , no of whiskey r .«W ---------- were Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Eakln W*NT TWÇ MFC10 pgiÊMPSHlPS GL q ^ ? 10 6 et that out»' yo U neeo to of The Dalles and Mrs. Ernest The Bapitst Mission Circle met Eslinger and Mrs. W. W Knigh HE«« ----- ¿ at the home of Mrs. Dell.Olds ton of Moro Thursday afternoon with eleven members and guests present Mrs. O. N. Ruggles, president, ERWIN LEMON HONORED ' E. B. Lemon, dean of admin was in charge. Mrs. Sam Stark led the devotional services. The istration at OSC, has been honor afternoon was spent making pot ed by election to honorary life holders. Refreshments were ser membership in the American ved at the close of the meeting. Association of Collegiate Reg Dean Lemon was reg John Block and Bruce Alley Istrars. went to The Dalles Wednesday istrar for 21 years before taking position, during where Mr. Alley received medi his present cal attention. They brought Mrs. Which time he held high offices John Hayes home with them to in the national and Pacific Coast spend several weeks with her associations. Erwin Lemon was a Sherman county product. daughter, Mrs. John Block. Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Balzer spent Sunday at Wasco visiting Mr. and Mrs. Gus Hartmann The Grass Valley ladies who Third & Union St. attended the tea and fashion The Dalle« Oregon show In Moro Wednesday after Paint • W allpaper - |Venetlan noon by the Home Economics Blinds girls were Mesdames John Rust, GENERAL PAINT (PRODUCTS Wayne Kelly, Thelma Kaufman Heavy Kote - one coat finish and daughter, Bert Cox, Frank E. im p e ria l is m a d e by H ira m W a lk e r. Blended whiskey. 86 proof. Flex • Colorful decorator Bayer, Earl Olds, Edgar Alley, 70% grain neutral spirits. Hiram Walker & Sons Inc, Peoria, Illinois. Archie Troxell, Charles Perrlgo, Rayonlte, washable smooth finish Frank Ketter and Steve Ketter. About twenty-five pre-school children and their mothers at tended the party held at the I OOF ball Wednesday afternoon Games were played and later re freshments were served by the committee which included Mrs. Harold Eakln, Mrs. Myrl Smith ana Mrs. Orville Ruggles. The next party for pre-Bch<x>l chlM- principles for politics, and now assails Bridges while his ren will be held at the hall Wed You do have to a9k yourself appeal in higher court is pending. N ot long ago M orse that question. For, if you are a nesday May 24. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Rolfe and children went to Portland Friday to spend a few days in the city. Mrs. T. M.Rolfe had as dinner guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Ev erett Dunlap and family from Friend and Mrs. John Rolfe and sons, Rodney and Ronald. Mrs. John Engstrom had as her guests Sunday Mrs. Lund and her daughter and family from Portland. Members from Sherman chap ter O.E.S. who went to Moro for friendship night Thursday were Mrs. Frank von Borstel, Mrs. Harry Young, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace May and Mr. and Mrs. Dean Reynolds. Clarence May had a party at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace May, Friday night after the play for members of the cast. Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Ro berson and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Kock were also guests. They danced a while and later refresh ments of cake and ice cream and soda pop were served. William Walter of Hood River spent Sunday with his brother in law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace May. Mr. and Mrs. Art Bucholtz of Moro took his aunt, Mrs. Anna Schwartz, to Portland Sunday for medical attention. Mrs. Gordon who stays with Miss Schwartz accompanied them as far as Stevenson, Washington to visit until they return. A Ik A A A A î ASK YOURSELF: WOULD YOU VOTE FOR I HARRY BRIDGES OR HENRY WALLACE? eagerly accepted help from Bridges. A ny man who registered Republican, you will About thirty-five seventh and plunges a dagger in the back qf a friend is not fit for public' have on your May 19 ballot a eighth graders attended the par office. If M orse does it to Bridges today, he will do it to man who» has voted for H enry ty held at the Grass Valley school someone else tom orrow .” ’ Wallace and has on numerous auditorium Saturday evening^ I * / o c c a s io n s d e f e n d e d H a r r y M orse was one of 10 Republicans who voted for the con '’they were from Moro, Kent and Bridges. firmation of Henry Wallace as Secretary of Commerce. Grass Valley. They spent the • S'* C 1 evening square dancing and also The thing about Morse that Morse was one of only four Republicans who voted ball room dancing. Refreshments disturbs thoughtful, patriotic peo the confirmation ot Aubrey Wittiams as REA admin of sandwiches, cake, cookies and ple is not that he has voted with istrator. In case you have forgotten, Williams was deputy soda pop were served in the the Republican m ajority in the W PA administrator under Harry Hopkins. lunch by Mrs. Boyce Blaylock, V. S. Senate less than 30 per cent assisted by some of the girls. M orse was one of tw o Republicans to vote for the con of the time, but that he has sided Mr. and Mrs. A. von BorRtel firmation of Raymond McKeough as U. S. Maritime com with the pinkos, the commies and spent Sunday afternoon visiting missioner. McKeough was formerly M id-West regional the leftists practically 100 Per at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. director for the Political Action Committee. B R ID G E S cent of the time! Ted and Frank von Borstel. During the 81st session of congress, M orse voted for Mr. and Mrs. Steve Ketter left Just recently M orse proclaimed himself a “maverick” confirmation of Leland Old9 to the Federal Power com Sunday for their home in Ta- • who had “never joined” the Republican party. Maybe mission. In so doing M orse kept a public promise to Mon coma, Wn., after ? that’s all right, but why does Maverick M orse invariably roe Swectland, National Democratic Committeeman for week visiting their son, Frank er\d up in the same corral with such Senators as the far-to- the state of Oregon. Ketter and family ' the-left Pepper, the renegade Taylor and the tfiscredited Mr. and Mrs. George Helmsi of H ave you heard enough? And have you had enough of Longer? Missoula, Montana arrived last M orse’s so-called “liberalism” ? Tuesday to visit friends They And why is he found so often on the same side with If you haven’t, take a look at the A D A World dated Oct stayed at the Henry Peters’ home radicals such as Tom Mooney, Harry Bridges, Henry ober 28, 1949, official organ of the Americans for Demo while here. Wallace, Aubrey W illiam s, Leland Olds and Raymond cratic Action, far-to-the-left organization upon which Tru- McKeough? Little Dina Sewell celebrated man recently showered compliments for its “liberalism.'* her third birthday anniversary The only way to judge a man You will find that along with Pepper, Taylor and Lan Saturday when her mother, Mrs. like Morse is by what he does, ger, Morse followed the A D A “party line” virtually 100 J. O. Sewell, invited her little not by what he says or by what per cent. friends to spend the afternoon hi9 ‘liberal’ friends say about him Y es, we know M orse is a brilliant man. So was Dr. 4 Guests included her sister, Lin The record is plain enough for Klaus Fuchs, atomic scientist who gave the secrets of the da Sewell, Nancy Crews, Linda anyone who cares to look at it atom bomb to the Russians. Speaking in the U. S. Senate and Leslie Perrlgo, Karen and with an open mind. on October 22, 1945, Morse said: Dickie Alley, Roy Easter, and Glenda Perry and Leslie “It is my plea that we lis en to Back in his college-professor Baumgartner. Mothers present the men of science rather than days Morse was one of those who were Mesdames Kenneth to those who are appealing to the sought and later secured a par Charles Perrlgo, Glenn n’ fears of the people in an en don for Tom Mooney, the radi B C. Baumgartner and Sim I un deavor to persuade them to a- cal who had been given a life can. They played games and af dopt a narrow nationalistic pro sentence for his part in the 1916 xer Dina opened her gift gram for the control of the atom Preparedness Day bombing in refreshments of jello, birth bomb . . . after all, the secret of San Francisco. cake and punch were served by atomic energy does not belong to the hostess. M orse has defended Harry Am erica, but instead it belongs W ALLACE Mr. and Mrs. John Block an< Bridges many times. H e once to alt mankind.” her mother, Mrs. John Hays mo said: “Harry Bridges is a better citizen than the people B efo re you vote, ask yourself tored to Yakima, Wn.. Saturday who are trying to deport him.” this question. W ouldn’t an atom to spend the week end visiting H bomb given to the Russians in a Mrs. Hays’ brother. J. H. Clem In a letter to the papers recently, Francis J. Murnane, ents and Mr. Block’s sister, Mrs. spirit of m isguided “ liberalism ” Secretary-Treasurer of the Bridges defense committe kill you just as dead as one ob Elsie Rupert. stated Morse now “seeks to deny his early associations M OONEY The regular Sunday service at tained in any other w a y ? with Bridges and the ILJPU . . . M orse has renounced the GV Baptist church will be held. The message topics are. _ morning. “ Man’s Personal Con filet” and evening. “Christ, the Son of God.” Fred Cox went to Tillamook Sunday and brought his mother, Mrs. Emma Cox to her home In Vancouver after spending several weeks with her daughter, Mrs. HOOVER for U. S. SENATOR Committee Tim Wood, Campaign Manager, 208 Broadway-Oak Building, Portlland . Charlie Anderson. Mr. Cox re M E turned home Monday. A i Take the State of Oregon Away From the Bureaucrats and Give it Back to the People. E L E C T A R EAL, REPUBLICAN—A R E A L AMERICAN . . . DAVE H CO VER FOR U. S. S E N A T E ■ODM /
