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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 20, 1950)
r . 'a <*» __z k - ' JL , rr t J COUNTY JOURNAL, MOB«,. OREGON e FRIDAY, OCTOBER SO, IMO Mi. and Mrs. Kenneth Crews Mr. and Mrs. Bernard McNeely and daughter, Nancy, were busi returned home Sunday after ness visitors In T h e « Dalles spending the week end in Port Thursday. land at the stock show and The footbalf game. ' w«r Mr. and -Mrs. Kendrick Dpn- lap and children of Carlton ar W ell Drilling Contractor rived Saturday and spent the week end with his parents, Mr. THE DALLES, OREGON and Mrs. A. A. Dunlap. Phone 3729, 518 W. 7thSt. Other guests included Mrs. Claud Bayer and his mother, Ross Fields and son Stevie, Mrs. Frank T. Bayer, were in Mrs. Don von Borstel and daugh Portland Saturday to see the ter, Cathy, Mrs. Robert Tatum OSC-Washington football game. Mrs. A. F . Balser Mr? and Mrs. Dfinald Clodfelter Mrs. Donald Maclnnes and child and son, Wendell, went to Port ren, Betsy and Malcom, Mrs. Mrs. Harry Wayne Young was land Wednesday to the stock hostess at a party at her house Olan Stark and daughter, Kathy, show, they stayed over night Tuesday, October 10, to celebrate and Mrs. Jack Adams. Mr and Mts. Leland Mayhew with his mother, Mrs. S. O. the third birthday annlvcrsiry and children ' of Maupin spent Clodfelter, returning home Thurs- of the twins, Tommy and Patty. Their guests were Susan Fields, Sunday visiting Mr. and Mrs. * day. Carol Owens, Joy von Borstel, Harry Hooper at the A. A. Dun M t . and Mrs. Jack Adams and Jimmy Tatum, Johnny Macln- lap home. Mrs. Mayhew Is a cou Mr. and Mrs. Don Smith and son, ' Larry, went up around sin of Mr. Hooper. nes and Terry Stark. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Alley went Prineville Sunday deer hunting “ They played a few games and to Portland Friday on business but returned without any luck. Mr. and Mrs. Don Smith and later refreshments of birthday for a few days. Mrs. Arzell Lemley entertain Larry and MT. and Mrs. John cake, Ice cream and hot chocolate were served by the hostess. They ed a few friends at her home last Block went to Shaniko Sunday opened their many gift packages Tuesday afternoon, for her els where they were dinner guests ter Mrs. Leo Morse, who Is vis of Mrs. Smith’s mother, Mrs. for the pleasure of everyone iting her. Those present w**re Maude Garrett. The occasion was Mrs. Donald Clodfelter, Mrs. the ' birthday anniversaries of Don Smith, and Mrs. Gordon Mrs. Garrett and her grand dau Lemley. The afternoon was spent ghter, Peggy Phifer and a fare playing canasta with refresh well dinner for Bill Garrett who ments served later in the after left Tuesdoy for the army. Oth er guests included Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Young James Phifer and daughter, Mar- and children were dinner guests gey, Bob Garrett and Mrs. Gar recently at the home of Mr. and rett’s father, W. J. Crozier from Snohomish, Washington. Mrs. Jack Adams. Mrs. Glenn Perry and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Clark Tucker Ralph Waite were In The Dalles of Lebanon are the parents of Thursday to visit little Janet a daughter, Connie Jane, born White, who is in the hospital September 19 Mrs. Tucker will with a broken arm. a t Biums be remembered as Verna June Coyle- « . Mr and Mrs. Orville Ruggles and M t . and Mrs. Max Brown returned home Thursday from a vacation trip that took them to Portland on to San Francisco and Bakersfield, California, Las Vegas, Nevada, Boulder Dam and newest of fashions for fall clothes for women the Grand Canyon to Salt Lake where they visited the Morman girls, Juniors - - Take a look. Tabernacle and to Boise, Idaho and home. _ C om plete line of Bsby wear snd G ifts fo r all tim ts Mr. and Mrs. Harold Owens were hosts at a birthday dinner honoring their son. Harold David on his first anniversary. Guests Included his grandmother, Mrs. W. D. Barnett, Mr. and Mrs. Olan Stark and children, Hershel Riggs and his mother, Mi’s. •Blanche Riggs. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Fields and Grass Valley DORIN WILBURN Adams Paint Store T h ird n e w fall m e rc h a n d ise BASIC SCHOOL A» 1 I A U n io n St. The Dalles P a in t - Oregon W a llp a p e r - (Venetian Blinds GENERAL PAINT ¡PRODUCTS Heavy Koto • one coat finish Flex • Colorful decorator Rayonito, washable smooth finish Try Frostkist Ice Cream Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Lemley of Hazelton, Idaho, Mr. and Mrs Haynes of Carlton, Mr. and and family were dinner guests John Mrs. Kendrick Dunlap and family Sunday at -the home of Mr. and of Carlton, Mrs. Verne Mobley Mrs. Hans Bardenhagen. and children from Kent and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pike took Connie and Dorothy Wilson. his father, I. D. Pike, to bis Mrs. Leo Morse left Wednes home in Hermiston Thursday day for Gresham to visit her returning Friday. Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Dunlap had parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Dun as dinner guests Saturday even lap. ing Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hooper A superior service a f personal etteedenee THAT COSTS NO M O K How do you lik e . o w new shingle ? ------~.. Re-elect Senator W AYNE MORSE (,«»1 u * » •» aoomuAM A wide reege e l price* m um li lM •I« WWW» --- te >-i I Senator Wa*"’ Move ■ Ch' . t C Sommo«». A id. Fvi’luna O'* God of Creation” W e ’re your new headquarters fo r G eneral Electric Automatic Heating Equipment, Oor new appointment is s big event for you. I t meant that G eneral Electric H eatin g Equipm ent ia available— rig h t no w ~ r i g h t hers in your own community. It means that -X, n o w h , v . our orgMfaauoo at hm d «o mstali G-E equipment—and keep it serviced. W e welcome the chance of telling you t * r - wnally just why Thais am a lot of th in g s yon installation, snow about cost, in s t r " ^ — how the equip siant works, snd why ts work« better. phone call or a post card w ill bring you A colored, sound film to be shown Sunday evening a t 8:00 p. ni. T h is is a fo rty m in u te film yon can’t a ffo rd to miss. Eastern Oregon Electric Company F irst Baptist Church, Grass Valley, Oregon W a sco , O r e g o n Phone 761 fund will attompllth 3 thlngu There’s an ‘ A *> easier way II w ill equalize support by placing a part o f the increased school load ex pens« at stats level, instead o f ALL at district property tax level. # school expenses to ALL tea people, 2 It not w ill just distribute to property owners. ill distribute money in proportion to attendance S it so w that every Oregon child has an even chance. 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