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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (June 23, 1950)
PAGE 4 SHERM AN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON A FRIDAY, J l N E 23, 1950 son were business visitors in The grange dance at Rufu3 tended, and the grange expects weeks at the hall. old Melzer will be an event of lv meeting. They studied about Portland over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Wilson June 25 held at the church in the church in Japar\ and some Saturday night was well at- to hold a dance every two returned late Saturday night Mr. and Mrs. Don Macnab left of the Christian leaders there Saturday for Lebanon where Moro. from Ontario where they went which was quite interesting. The on Sunday they attended the to attend state grange. The Wil Sunday evening as the George ladies also drew names for a wedding of Mrs. Macnab s ne son’s were gone all week, as the Foxes were driving down Ger- secret pal. Sunday sessions began last Monday. It phew, Billy Brady*. king canyon to Rufus, they were Last Thursday the Rufus night they came as far as Dufur was their first state grange con surprised to see a turtle cross boys motored to The Dalles to to visit Mr. and Mrs. John Ad vention, so they enjoyed it. S. By Mrs. George L. Fox ing the road about a half mile return the soft ball game which dington who kept the two girls A. Wilson is the Rufus grange ’ Gay small paper umbrellas south of Rufus. Very few tur they have keen playing With the master and Mrs. Wilson is the while their parents were away. They were strung across the room, tles have ever been seen around church members there. The family got home Monday*. secretary of the grange. This played on the ball diamond in ..................... ......... at a bridal shower given for this part of the county. Due to the absence of the one was approximately eight Thompson’s Addition and won Nell Coats Friday afternoon at grange master, Bill Huck, the the Rufus grange hall. Bouquets inches in diameter across the from The Dalles team again. overseer, presided at the regu Lester The Rufus church is holding of red peonies and snowballs the back, and seemed in a tra lar meeting Thursday night. Mr. daily Vacation Bible school also decorated the hall as the veling mood. lA W tK * and Mrs. Benton Barnett sent in A coyote wa3 seen by Mrs. starting Monday, June 19, and women of the Rufus church their resignation ffronr the r MORO WASCO Mrs. Helen were sponsors. The gifts were Alta Smith in the vicinity of the ending June 30. grange. Curtis« Neal was elected o 1 d cemetery at Emigrant Dawson from Kansas is here to placed on a table covered with to serve as gatekeeper and Mrs. It was the first one supervise and the classes are a gay cloth. After each one pre Springs. Curtis Neal as Flora, offices held sent made* a special wish to seen for sometime in the wheat taught by Mrs. Luther Steward, by the Barnetts. Miss Lois Coats, and Mrs. Fay the guest of honor, Mrs. James fields. Frank Smith was elected Third & Union St. While haying on the Fox Brackett The teachers are as Tate imitated commercials on director for three years on the The Dalles ' Oregon ranch a rattle snake with ten sisted by Miss Dottle Steward. the radio. Mrs. Bill Myers Rufus school board at the an Paint • Wallpaper - ¡Venetian rattles was found and killed. Miss Evelyn Van Tassel and guessed the most right and re nual meeting held Monday af-. rattle snakes Buzz Brand. Blinds ceived the prize. Mrs. Fay Several small ternoon in Rufus. Joe Morris Brackett then read an imaginary have been killed this, year along GENERAL PAINT |PRODUCT8 The Boys’ Model Airplane club was the outgoing chairman. Mrs. journey taken by Nell and her the John Day river. Heavy Kote • one coat finish met last Tuesday at the home of Harland McDonald will again Friday* and Saturday it was Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Rice.- fiance, and the guests were to Flex - Colorful decorator serve as clerk, i name the parts of the car that quite sultry here, but with all Marvin Langford of Seattle, Mr. and Mrs. Rolland John Rayonite, washable smooth finish went bad, during the trip. Mrs. the threatening of rain, there Wn., has been visiting with his Harland McDonald named the was only a sprinkle. The ground cousin and family, Mr. and Mrs. most parts for which she re still holds a lot of the moisture Fay Brackett Mortgage Loans to Meet Your Individual need» : which the weatherman let down ceived a gift -w ’r - ’ir. v v ■a1 " ATTRACTIVE TERMS Miss Coats was assisted by last Monday. * < The Columbia river is high Miss Darlene Smith when she PROMPT SERVICE opened her gifts for the plea again, but not as high as it was sure of all. She received many in 1948 when it got in the Rufus J The lovely and useful things to use orchards and basements. John Day- river is backed up as in her new home. The hostesses served refreshments of cake far as the old Lester place, and A western company serving western agriculture the river is very rrtuddy. and punch. Cherry picking started on the HOME OFFICE Î ■* Out of town guests included Joe Morris place Saturday, but #12 8. W. Washington Portland, Orefl«« Mrs. L. Bi Langford of The Dal they report a light crop. w Phone AT 4331 e. ’---- “ HARRIS—30/38 SIDE-HILL MODEL les, Mrs. Elton Eakin of Grass Going down* Biggs canyon, with 80 bu. Grain Bin. Available Valley, - a ‘sister of Miss Coats; it’s literally a flower garden Mrs. Borland and her daughter, with the mock orange blossoms with 16 foot and 20 foot Header». Mrs. Bushe of Dufur. Mrs. Bor- blooming profusely. Usually 'lan d is a great aunt of .Miss these blooms are out and ready Coats. for Decoration day, but they The women in charge were were late this year. 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