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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (May 23, 1952)
4^ ’>4 PAGE I OHEHBIAN COUNT! Grass Valley <By Mrs. A. F. Balzer) The annual and ~ last meeting of the Grass Valley P-TA was held Friday evening at, the school house preceded by a pot luck supper served in the school cafeteria. A program of group singing by the local Camp Fire girls and their leader Mrs. "“Glenn Perry was given; Deanna Martin and Mary Jean Duncan gave several tap numbers; Don Keiper show ed two movie film s as examples of visual education being given in the school. N ew officers for the coming year were installed b y Mrs. L. H. Lockridge of Hodd River, who is the state regional P-TA presi dent ‘ , '< Those installed were Mrs. Jack Brady, president; Harold) Dakin, vice-president; Boyoe Blaylock, secretary; and Vernon Eakln treasurer. Jack Horner In behalf • of the organiaation presented Mrs. Clair Adams with a past president pin for her work dur ing the year. Mrs. Donald Clod- feller, hospitality chairman, pre sented the new and past officers with corsages and boutonnieres of red carnations. Mr. and Mrs. VV F .Schilling were hosts at a dinner Shnday honoring Mr. Schilling on - his 80th birthday and their daugh ter, -Mrs. Walter Kintjt on her birthday anniversary. Guests in cluded all their children, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Edwards of Grants Pass, Mrs. Kindt of Eugene, Mr. and Mrs. A rt Schilling and fam ily, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Schilling ami son, Gary, and ,W. C. Schill ing of Cottage Grove, and MYs. John Engstrom, Mrs. Amelia Peterson and Mrs Ted Peterson. 'Mrs. Hben Kee and Mrs. Her man Peters were recent visitors in Portland. (Mr. an<| Mrs. J. W. Blagg were hosts at a dinner Sunday honor ing their son, Gerald, and Mrs. Ivan Blagg on their birthday anniversaries. Other guests In cluded Mrs. Gerald Blagg. Ivan Blagg and children and Mr. and Mrs. CUalr Balzer. Mis» Iwone Mhore . came tip Saturday from Portland to visit her parents, Mr. a n d - Mrs. Al- fred Payne. 'Mk. ami Mrs. Payne and AMa Jean took,,her back to Portland Rumlay evening. K Mr. anil Mrs. A rt BIbby loft Friday for Portland on business and to spend the week end with their son, Stephen and daughter, Janice. Mr. and Mrs. Gus Hartmann of Wasco sjx*nt Sunday visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Balzer. ’ X— , Mrs. C. P. Andersen went to Goldendale Frklay ami spent the weekend nt the home of Mrs Bert ha Gerber. Mlrs. Kenneth Hattrup left Saturday fOr Prineville to visit at the home of her brother In law and slater, Mr. and Mr*. Keith DeCourcey. JOURNAL. AlOttO, OREGON FRIDAY, MAT 23, ly^ i Mr. aneli Mrs. Glenn Perry and took the Camp Fire girls Florene daughters, Donna and Olenti«, Crews, Peggy Alberty, Julia Bayer, Susan Baumgartner and Sharon Cantrall on a camping trip to Rock Creek dam over the weekend. The girls slept in tents and cooked their own meals. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Lemley took their sort, Kenneth, to The Dalles Wednesday morning when he entered the hoeptOal for a tonsillectomy. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wells brou ght her mother, Mrs. T. M. Rolfe to Bend to spend a few days with her daughter and fam ily, Mr. and iMrs. Charles Bak er, from Roseburg where she spent several months with them. Mrs. Baker brought her mother to Grass Valley Wednesday. John Rolfe, Robert Rolfe, WH- iard Rolfe and Mrs. Charles Bak er went to Seattle Thursday to BASEBALL PA RK D A LE at W A S C O 2:30 P. M. STANDARD : Sunday, M a y 25 s Admission: e. & attend , the funeral of W. B. Mathews who died ^Saturday May 10, Mr. and Mrs. Sam .Alberty and (¿tighter,' Nancy, left Saturday for T iff City, Missouri to spend several weeks visiting relatives. TTVfc F U N E B A I gKHYH ri WITHIN .renard It. Smith The Dalles, Oregon Phone 31S5 > BRAND 75 c KENTUCKY BLENDED WHISKEY • 86 PROOF - 6 5 » GRAIN NEUTRAL S P IR IT S . THE OLD SUNNY BROOK CO.. LOUISVILLE. 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