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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 24, 1950)
’ Page 4 SHERMAN C O UNTY JO U R N A L, MORO, OREGON PBIDAY, NOVHMMR H» Grass Valley M rs. A . P . Balxer The Grass Valle£ W om an’s club m et a t the hom e of Mrs. T. M Rolfe T hursday afternoon w ith the following m em bers and g u e sts present Mrs. C. R. Andersen, Mrs. E arl Olds, Mrs. Sim Duncan, Mrs. Max Brown, Mrs. Dean Reynolds, Mrs. B. C. B aum gartner, Mrs. H erm an Zieg ler and Mrs. B ert Cox. Mrs. Rolfe, president, presided a t the business beeting. R efreshm ents w ere served at the close by the hostess. The next m eeting will be held a t the home of Mrs. Sim Dui<"an T hursday afternoon December 7. Mr. and Mrs. W illard Rolfe and children w ent to Bend Sun day to visit his brother in law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Baker and fam ily retu rn in g Mon day. The carnival held at Kent Friday evening by the grade school w as well attended and every one had a good time. Over $300 was taken in. Those a tten d ing from G rass Valley* w ere Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Dunlap. Mrs. Jones, Jim Jones and Mr. and Mrs. Ted Peterson. Rev. and Mrs. Paul Bayles and daughter of K ent w ere dinner guests a t th e home of Rev. and Mrs. A. L. K intner. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cox and son, Don, w ent to Gooding, Idaho W ednesday w here Mr. Cox and Don attended a cattle sale. Mrs. Cox visited a t the home of her niece, Mrs Jam es A ttebury at Parm a, Idaho. They returned Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. K enneth Crews and fam ily took advantage of the beautiful day Sunday and took a drive over to Wamic. J ■ R. A. Stow left Monday n ig h t « « th a h ila fo r C a lifo r n ia to spend th e w inter w ith his son, Volney Stow and fam ily. th e business session for those Mrs. Frank-voRBorstel w ent to Bend last Tuesday w here she showed the pictures taken on th e ir trip to th e national conven tion in Los Angeles, to m em bers of the A m erican Legion and aux iliaries from Bend ond Redm ond, w hen th e Bend auxiliary w as hostess. Mrs. von Borstel w as guest a t the C raig Coyner home. Mr. and Mrs. W aiter Kock of Oregon C ity and Mrs. E lizabeth N achter of Roseburg visited last w eek a t the Alfred Kock, F ra n k vonBorstel, Ted von Borstel and A m andus von Borstel homes They retu rn ed to their hom es Saturday. - having b irth d ay s in Novem ber. Those honored w ere Mrs. Jam es E aster, M rs. A rt Schilling and Mrs. H erm an Ziegler. R efresh m ents of cake, ice cream and coffee w ere served by Mrs. Ruggles, Mrs. K enneth Crews, and Mrs. Donald vonBorstel as hostesses. zlfir.l and Mrs. Gene Reynolds w e n t to T he Dalles Sunday to a t tend services a t € t. Paul’s Epis copal church. W IN PLACE A ND SHOW . . . F a t Patterson, Houston, Texas, (bot tom) chosen national sweater «neon of 1MU, poses with the ftrls who won second and third tai the contest at Central Park*«.(N ew York City) Tavern on the Green. In the center Is Paulette Hendrix of Savannah. Ga., who won second place. At top la Norm a B artlett, New York City, who won t h i r d . ______' . / ........ ' Mrs. W. D. B arnett and Mrs. Olan S ta rk and daughter, K athy of K ent w ere in The Dalles W ed nesday on business Mr. and Mrs. Clair Adams and fam ily w ent to Hood River T hanksgiving day and had din ner w ith h er parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Allegre. / Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Blagg and fam ily w ere luncheon guests Sunday evening a t the home of Mr. and Mrs. Owen Eakin. - Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k B ayer and daughter, Ju lia , w ere business Ed F ritts came up from P o rt visitors in P o rtlan d Tuesday. land last Monday and spent the Mr. and Mrs. Donald Clodfelter day visiting his parents, Mr. and w ent to The Dallas W ednesday Mrs. Shelton F ritts. to m eet th e ir daughter, JoA nn who came hom e from Oregon Mrs. W illiam C authers of State college to spend T hanks Moro 4s spending th is week vis giving week end w ith them . iting at the hoipe of her son in - Mr. and Mrs. O. N. Ruggles law and daughter, Mr. and w ere am ong those w ho attended Mrs. O. N. Ruggles. the reception a t th e George Mit Mr. and Mrs. -♦ Alfred Kock chell hom e S a tu rd a y , honoring H A PPY T A X P A Y E R ? . . . TZBgt.) spent a few days last week vis Mr. and Mrs. W. H. R agsdale on Arthur Panure, Denver, fighting iting his brother, John Kock, In Koran, roads a notice from and fam ily a t Cooks, W ashing Unelo Bam that he owns some 1M to n . ««Oars to tnoome tax. He doesn’t • • M T; ■* V Christmas C ards \ Boxes of tO or Individual Selections A fine group of cards From where I sit... / y J o e M arsh We Ask That n Fares" Play Fair N A V Y SOUNDS ITS BRASS . . . High navy brass testifying against arm y air strategy Included Rear A dm iral Ralph O. Ofatle. He told house armed services committee that present a ir force conception • f strategic bombing Is unsound. L a rry W ard and her brother, Lyle Olds of Brentw ood will be riv e T h u rsd ay to spend T hanks giving and the w eek end. Bruce Alley took his p arents Mr. and Mrs; Ed Alley to The Dalles Monday w here they will leave by U kin/ for Studley, K an sas to spend several m onths w ith th e ir son in law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. W ayne K arnes and family. Mk. and Mrs. Dell Olds and Mrs. Fred Peters w ent to The Dalles M onday to shop and to m eet th e la tte r’s sister, Mrs. Mir. and Mrs. E arl Olds and L arry W ard, who arrived from Mrs. Don Sm ith and Mrs. Jack San Francisco to spend a week Adams w ere am ong the visitors here w ith relatives Her husband in The Dalles Monday. th eir 50th w edding anniversary. ' M em bers of th e G rass Valley R ebekah lodge m et a t the IOOF hall W ednesday for th e ir regular m eeting w ith M rs. Orville Rug gles noble grand presiding w ith sixteen m em bers in attendance. A b irth d ay p a rty w as held after Mr. and Mrs. Bill B rin k ert took Mrs. John E ngstrom to The Dallies Monday for a p hysi cal checkup. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Clodfel te r had as dinner guests T han ks giving day her m other, Mrs. C. P. Adams of T he Dalles, Mr. and Mrs. Loy Adam s and fam ily from T he Dalles, Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k von Borstel and th eir daughter, JoA nn from C or vallis. .Mr. and M*s. A. A. Dunlap. Mr. and Mrs. H erm an P eters • and son Arden, Ed Alley, Bruce Alley, Sam Stark, Bud Kock, D anny Duncan, Mr." and Mrs. E a rl Olds and John and B arbara Alley w ere among those going to th e football gam e betw een M aupin and Phoenix, w hich w as w on by M aupin. ’ t f Judge Cunningham was telling about a ta x i ride he took over to the County Seat last week. The cab was all Uttered w ith cigarette butts, plus candy and gum wrap pers. Thia annoyed the Judge and he spoke to the driver about it. To his surprise the cabman an swered rig h t back. "Don t blame m e,* he said " F a s t as I clear thia ( s t ! out, the fares ju s t mess i t up again. I like a clean cab as well aa anybody, but a man baa to have some co-operation ! * Judge fig u re' the fellow was in the rig h t, an.i mayba wc ought to do a little campaigning with the public. I agree with him — th a t’s why I ’m w riting thia article- From where I-nit, it ’s un port ant for us to remember the fellow who’a going to get in the cab after we leave it. Because he pays the same aa we do, he*» got the same rig h t to a clean» comfortable ride— last aa he has the same rig h t to enjoy the beverage of his chokes (be it coffee, beer, lemonade, o r what have'yon). Copyright, 1950, United State» Hr dation ? will magazine from the Aberdeen-Angus Journal . — I ~ ... '♦ . . - * - f - .. ‘ ... to see tho man with the Miss Helen Carlson and Mrs. Neil M athews of P ortland w ere luncheon guests last Monday a t the hom e of Rev. and Mrs. A. L. K intner. . t*. \ Mr. and Mrs. A rchie C antrall took his m other, Mrs. A. F. McGinnis, to The Dalles Sunday w here she took the tra in for her home in Nyssa after spending a week here w ith them . W. C. Schilling arrived last week from Cottage Grove to spend a few w eeks h ere w orking on his ranch. He is staying w ith his parents Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Schilling. • ' ' 1 at Blums Adams Paint Store to the Zane Grey Western ? that with paper so scarce magazine prices are going up ? T h ir d A U n io n St. T h e D alle« Oregon P a in t - W a llp a p e r - [Venetian B linds R O YA L ROM ANCER . . . Ralh G E N E R A L P A IN T (P R O D U C TS Ghall, SI, political adviser to H e a v y K o to - one coat finish dowager Queen N a ill of Egypt, was engaged to m arry her daugb» F le x • C olo rfu l decorator ter, Prince«« Fn tn San Fran», R ayo n lte, washable smooth fin ish •Iseo. 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