Sherman County journal., December 29, 1950, Page 4, Image 4

SHERMAN
C O U N T Y JO U R N A L , M l RO, ORBGON
Mr«. A
The Grass Valley Woman’s
cl’ub held its Christmas party
at the Masonic hall Wednesday
afternoon with twelve present.
Rev. A. L. Kiptner gave the
Christmas message and carols
by Crosby were played. Hand­
kerchiefs were exchanged and
refreshments served at the close
of the afternoon by Mrs. Harold
Eakln as hostess.
The next
meeting of the club will be held
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Adams Thursday January 4.
Claus Bardenhagen went to
The Dalles Wednesday a n d
brought Mrs. Bardenhagen home
from the hospital , where she
spent several days for medical
care.
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Dinner griests Christmas day
Mr. and Mrs. Bennie Payne
a
t
the . home of Mr, and Mrs.
Went to Portland to spend Christ­
Herman
Ziegler were Mr? and
mas with her mother, Mrs. Alice
Mrs.
Earl
Olds and son, John
Cross.
and
Barbara
Alley, i Mr. and
Rev and Mrs. A. L. Kjntner
Mrs.
Glenn
Perry
and : daugh­
were dinner guests Saturday at
ters,
Robert,
Herman,
Carl and
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Or­
Ina
May
ZJegler,
Mt.
and
Mrs.
ville Ruggles.
Bill Smethürst and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs Prank Wilke of
Miss Betty Smethurst from Lex­
Bingen, Wn., came Sunday and
ington.
spent Christmas with his mo­
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Dunlap
ther and sister, Mts. C. Wilke
went to Kent Christmas to spend
and Mrs. C. R. Andersen and
the day with their daughter hnd
son, Dennis.
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family, Mr. and Mrs. Verne
Mr. and Mrs. Roes Fields had
Mobley. Other guests were Mr.
as dinner guests Christmas Mr.
and Mrs. Art Watkins from
and Mrs. J. S. Newcomb; Mt.
Wasco and Dorothy Wilson
and Mrs. C. W. Fields and Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank T- W «
and Mrs. Wayland Weld from
had as dinner guests Christmas
Lowell.
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their sons, Keith and David, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank E. Bayer and
Mr.- and Mrs. Harry1 Stark
children, Mr. and MTs. Charles
and family and her brotner, Jim
Perrlgo arid daughters.
McDonald went to Tygh Valley
ROMEO AND JU L IE T IN ARMS OF LAW . . . The atory bask lovara
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Dunlap
Christmas day and had dinner
of Crete arrive la Athena following their surrender to authorities after
Connie and Dorothy Wilson
with Mr. Stark's sister /and
marriage on Mount Ida. They were Constantine Kephaleyaimls and
went to Wasco and spent Christ­
family, Mr. and Mrs. Willis
Taaeonla Petracogeergi, whoae families are at legftrheada. Caaataa*
mas ove with Mr. and Mrs. Art
Brittain.
tine kidnapped Taaaonla, and her ¿Matty. I m m e d i a t e l y
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Fields were
Watkins.
went on the warpath. Pollee Intervened V> prevent bloodshed The
r-
business
visitors
In
The
Dalles
mintia also get Into the n e t
aelntten I t being sought.
- Monday.
R ow
Mrs. Hans Bardenhagen and Nancy, left Saturday for Seattle •---------
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Mrs. Donald von Borstel were to spend Christmas week lend
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hostesses for the party held for with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. OPERETTA PRESENTwr
w j f f r o w H
pre-school children In the Ma- Henry Roth and other relatives.
arn« n - a f oarents and
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sonic hall
Wednesday after
Earl Olds brought Mrs. Olds
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YO UNGEST BISHOP 4 .
The yonngesi blsliop in the w o rll. Biibop
noon About 35 children a n d and Infant aon home from the
the school
Young of Canberra, Austral's. »'•jns astegraghs for some of his m.i.iy
some of the mothers were p r e hospital T h u r s d a y ^
^ T h u X
e v e X “ te n
Newly Decorated R oobm
adm irers at the Catholic h:.'t.trchy gard a varty at St. M a ry ’s college
from $2.25 Up
In
London
recently.
Despii?
a
steady
rain,
thousand»
of
persons
were
sent.
The
children
enjoyed
the
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Frank
Pike
left
Christmas”
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an oper-
Coffee
Shop
Dining Room
cramps and
a n d the Christmas story fOr
Mr Hermiston
Hs»rmistnn to attend the re-
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games
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wag presented on hand early for the par*?.
Oarage FadUtlea
in flannelgrams .told by Mrs. cepion held at the home of
nuoils Gary Schilling as
ProM«i TMa Ad for _
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scrooae played
played his
his
The Kent basketball town team
Mrs. Harry Young and the
Bernard
Martin. The
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decorated with a lighed Christ- his parents, Mr. »and
.n ,, pped his nephew was went to Condon Friday night twins returned to Portland Dec-
and Mrs. I. D.
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mas tree and othe,■ holiday d e Plt e who celebrated their 54>th ^ J e"by ™ ry s ^
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Mr anrt Mrs Donald Clodfelter Tom^ , ey Eakto; Tiny Tim, Or-
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had as dinner guests Christmas vine Biayiock, Belinda, Florene
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Mr.
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Qgcar Adams Crews Martha,
Martha Peggy
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informative, with
complete
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world news . . . and as neces­
were among those going to The and
copnie, Mr.' snd MTs. B
Danny Rolfe; Girl, Karen
sary as your HOMB T O W N
Dalles Tuesday December 19 to [)onald Marsh and Bruce Eccleft, Ahe'
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paper.
the reception honoring Mr. and al| fpom Hopd River, Mrs. C. P.
Others
In
the
cast
were
as
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Mrs. Perry Axtell on their 50th Aadmg and Miss JoAnn Clodfel carollers, Jerrine Blaylock, Peg
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wedding anniversary.
from j h e Dalles and Mr. and gy Reckman, Elaine Brinkert
ISSUES FOR O N LY 31— "
The r Grass Valley Rebekah Mnj claIr Adain8 and sons, Jer- Mary Brady. Karen Kelly, Bar
lodge held its regular meeting
an<J Ranald.
bara Blaylock, and Deanna Mar
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at the IOOF hall Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Payne went tin; ragamuffins were
Dick
evening with Mrs. Orville Rug to Heppner and had Christmas Stradley, Alice Eslinger, Michael
gles, noble grand presiding. A f djpner with ¿ e ir daughter, Mks.
Jcrtm Duncan, John Ea
ter the meeting the annual
Gtonn
McLaehlan
and
family.
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Qtonn McLaehlan and family, / j
Janet Waite
Waite, Jimmie
Jimmie Dun
Dun
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the n hall,
de-
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dance was held
neia m
an , ue^
Mrg ¡^nam Clodfel-
and Albert Taggert; angels
Qm.NarwwtuBeMMU.>Uw..UAA. corated with a lighted tree and ter and gon w ^nden were din- wpre Dlane Schilling, Jeanie Dun
other holiday decorations, « for
the home can, Sharon Cantrall, Joecile
•md wc m tewodttctorr rub
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members of Rebekahs and Odd of Mr and Mrg Frank von Bor Blaylock a n d
•criptica to D m (S d S w S c im c «
Julia Bayer,
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. p eUows and friends. Music was gtel
ghouls were Harry Eakln, Lar­
furnished by Arnold Hanson’s or
Mrs. C. P. Alams of The Dal­ ry Easter and AA^endell Clodfel­
chestra. Refreshments of dough­ les Is spending this w^eek at ter;
grocery lads were John
nuts and coffee were served the home of her son and family Kelly, Jerry Kelley and Byron
later In the evening.
Mr., and Mrs. Clair Adams.
Bayer,
shopping lasses were
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Crews
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Herman
Peters
Linda
Pe[rigo,
E^umgart
and daughters, Florene and
had as dinner guests Chriatims ner and Alfa te.m a
day their sons, Herman and Chefs were Jin™ 1*
Arden, Mr. and Mrs. Fred PeV Johnnie Duncan,
era and daughter, Charlie Olds, and Gene Eakln;
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Henry Peters and Miss Connie Jerry Adams, John Homer and
Wilson of Moro.
Ronald Adams.
Miss Leone Moore came home
Director^<1? vel L
and
from Portland to spend the hoi- Crowley, M i^ r®^>eK. .
fitaae
Idays here - with her parents, Mr and Mrg-
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Mr. and Mrs. ' Alfred Payne.
managers w ere;
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Griffith Keith Barnett and Glenn
and children of Pendleton came After the close of the P <
Sunday and spent Christmas Santa c]aus
week end with i Mr. and Mrs. ««ne »nd a 1 the children pr
Bernard Martin. ‘
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received a bag of candy,
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Fulker- nuts and an orange. ,
Enjoy the w h is k e y
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and Miss Leone Moore were s « .
that's
dinner guests Christmas day at A (|A 1 1 1 ^ 1111 utOFC
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the Alfred Payne home.
T h ird & Unton St.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Martin
The
Dalles
H
Oregon
! and daughter, Deanna, Mr. and
m itb
Mrs. Donald Martin and family Pa*nt • W a llp a p er - (Venetian
and Mrs. Jennie Mfcrtin of Moro
fBllnds
re dinner guests Christmas GENERAL PAINT (PRODUOTS
Kentucky Whiskey
eve at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
H e a v y Kote - one eoat finish
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Kenneth Martin and opened
. Coiorf^ decorator
R ayo n ite, washable smooth finish
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"J.
W. Fields, tor. and Mrs. Sam
Phyllis Katman of Heppner is
Holmes, Bert Cox and Alfred here visiting her grandmother,
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Mrs. Jack Adams.
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