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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 17, 1952)
o M G H « »IIMMMAÜ COUNT» Rufus News JO IK N A U »IOKO. OBBGON. I lt ll.U . .HTOBKB 1». IMS STOP FOR SCHOOL BUSES! (By Mrs. G iorge L. Fox) Mrs. W. A. Morris left Mon day evening for Portland and other valley points. She visited her brothers Tom and Frank Hulery who formerly were re sidents of tiie Bufus community. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Byrd entertained w ith a Sunday din ner for Mr. and Mrs. Frank Adams a,Ml daughters of A r lington. It is reported here that Stan Pearson underw ent an em er gency operation at Th° Dalle? A picture was taken of Mrs. Beu Galloway and Mrs. Will I fuck dressed in Japanese silk kiinonus while standing lieelde a ilarge display table of assort ed Japanese articles. The two wonwn were hostesses at the Galloway home Monday after noon at Biggs for the Bufus grange Home Ec. club w here the ‘members brought their J a panese articles to display. Ev erything from pictures painted on silks, dolls, vases and dishes were shown. MM’S. Clarence Potter of Con don, district Home Ec. president w as present for th e dessert luncheon bnd m eeting which SCHOOL BUS followed. Airs. Roland Johnson, chairm an, oonductcfl t|ie m eet L0ADIN6 0 « ing. UNL0ADIN6 The members decided to have pie, doughnuts, cider and coffee for Booster night a t Itufus w hich will be Saturday October 18 a t 8 p. m. A program is be ing planned, w ith square danc ing afterw ards. Mrs. Andy Engberg said she pROcegoiNg y - w’ould put a quill in a fram e at Wasco and members could quilt it at their convenience. A work day on Friday, October 21 was pklanned at the itufus grange nail. All members th at could were to come. Mrs. P otter spoke a few words to the club, telling about knitted dish cloths for a money raising idea. Mrs. George Fox won the drawing. A guest was Mrs. Hor ace Carlisle. Others present were Mrs. Tom Jacobson, Mrs. Sam Brock, Mrs. George Drinkard, Mrs. Grace Medler, Mrs. Alta Smith, Mrs. H arry Adams, Mrs. W alt Morris, Mrs. Win. O'Brien. Mrs. Joe Morris, Mrs. Luther Stew ard, Mrs. Harland McDon ald and Mis. Curtis Neal. T h e Community (fird club met for its first full meeting Tuesday night at the home of Mrs. George Fox. Mrs. Boland Johnson and Mis. Earl Weath- ford were guests. Colored glad ioli, dahlias, mums and asters still confused about Oregon’s school1 ^ c h o o T bus* w hich*hashalted to load or unload decorated the rooms. Mrs. Harry roadway, you must st°P more jane? you must stop only if you’re traveling in the same Adams won high score and Mrs. children. On roadways having three or more lan . , y DrOceed as long as any children are leaving direction as the bus. After In holding tiafBc while children are crossing the road, all Chet Coats received consolation w heth:r or rot V ’ ‘top arm is prize. Late in the evening straw the bus or crossing the r o a d w a y ..T o .a s s is th o ld mg tra u ic ^ are equipped with red stop signal , i - "Ju. P» situation requires you to remaLa berry short cake «with whipped buses S 5 5 S S » S 3 « . W c t g S S S ?nma % ^ o . a . .n d hlgh» , n _________________________ cream and coffee was served hy the hostess. Oilier club mem bers present were Mrs. Ellon ora to services. F irst and sec week end w ith her parents, is away trying his link hunt ing. Medler, Mrs. Dewey Thumps, ond prizes will be given and Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Brackett. Several deer from tiie breaks Mrs. Tom Macnab, Mrs. P at Mac- Tiie entertainm ent committee the contest will last a month. nab, Mrs. Leland Mledi'.er, Mrs. Anyone can enter that is Inter of the Bufus grange met Wed of the John Day river have Don Macnab, Mrs. Frank Reid, ested. One prize is tiie new* nesday at th e home of Mrs. W. been killed since hunting sea and Mils. F. W. Macnab. The edition of the Bible, and the T. Little. O thers on th e com son opened. Novy the deer have next meeting will be at the other prize is a painting of the mittee are Mr. and Mrs. Wm. all left this part of tiie country. Mas. Roland Johnson and Mrs. home of Mrs. Dewey Thomas, O'Brien, Harland McDonald, Lord's Supper. th e Grace Medler attended Tuesday, November 4. There will be cleanup day at H arry Adams and Mrs. George Home Ec. meeting- at Harland- A charivari party was throw n the Church of the Nazarene in Fox. Plans were made for the view griinge Thursday aflgr- Friday night honoring Mr. ami Bufus, October 21. with a sack Booster night program. Mis. Boy Blake. The party w as I uim h at noon. W iifo w s and The Blglow ¿school district noon. *They were asked to be held at the residence of Mr. woodwork need to be washed held a meeting Thursday night judges of the fruit entered in and Mrs. Bruce Millard w here and the floor cleaned and wax at the home of Boland Johnson. the grange canning contest. Mrs. the couple are tem porarily at e d Anyone wishing to help Is Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Johnson Clarence Potter of Condon, tiie home.. The Blakes were mar had a Saturday night dinner for district president was a ’so a welcome. ried in Gol<ten<|aile, Wash., re A cabinet meeting of the Sun Mr. and Mrs. George Fox and judge. Sunday visitors at the Bill cently. Mis. Blake is the d au day school teachers and officers sons Jim m ie and George Jr. The Meyers home were Ids brother gh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce evening was spent seeing their was held Thursday evening at home movies and other pictures. in law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Millard and Boy Is the son of the Fay Brackett home. Plans Mrs. Joe Morris and son Keith Jerry Coleman of Umatilla. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Blake of wore made for the workers pro spent the week end in The Fleck Orchard. Mr. and Mrs. Charles W|ilson gram and reading course. M orris’ par return»/1 Satur<(iy n ig h t from Tiie R ufus Sunday school is Miss Mary Brackett, who tea Dal’es with Mrs. sponsoring « content for visit- chcrf school at Banks, gpent the ents. Joe and his son, Wally n ten day vocation trip. Mr. are out deer hunting. tind Mrs. Fred I^u b ch er took Iariand McDonald is driving care of the Popular Grove th< » hill school bits while the camp ground while the Wk’eons regular driver L uther Stew ard were gone. hospital Saturday. Ills sister and brother in law, Mr. and Mrs. H erland McDonald visited him Sunday and report that he is getting along nicely. Mrs. Grace Medler, Mrs. Phy llis Adams and Mrs. Elton Med ler were hostesses to tiie Wus- co leg io n Auxiliary Monday. The auxiliary Is having a food sa’e at Wltsco Wednesday af ternoon. Mrs. Earl W eatherford of Ar P enneys A lW A Y 5 •r F IR S T • ST a r y Q U A L IT Y » lington returned home T hurs day after spending a week visiting h er parents. Mk. and Mrs. George Fox. Earl was out trying his luck for a deer. Monday tiie W eatherfords brought their tractor w ith the bull dozer blade on it, to do some work for George lo x . Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth F rid ley left Monday for Portland to attend the I’. I- w here their children had entered livestock. fin a l •......... — ■GOLDEN S M A S H IN G S A V IN G S N O W ! H U R R Y ! K a s s i e a ß * * ...» b»r * at » V .. aV »ill rice’ •»»»- , b» ««" ’ X v i« crb*V to«» ' " ‘Ì - Us ' Heev* our Í JUBILEE SPECIAL! V Comfortable 4-gore styl ing, trimmed with deep nylon lace, top and bot tom. Same as last May's sensational Jubilee offer. W hite, pink. 32-40. \ \ W O M E N ’S SLIPPERS in w in e o r b lu e f e l t J U B IL E E SA VIN G S! Top Quality MEN’S HATS I 7.90 p r. \ C ew Treat yourself to a pair! Put several away for Christmas gifts — at this price, they're an excel len t bargain. Bouncy cushion soles for added comfort! Sizes4 through 0. Iwr S r k o o l Ib e lin I H ro rg an n a tio n . M r». Sarah I I . K n o i, S e c ., KMX» Broadway BHg , Portland. USED BUYS 1946 Int. Pickup with 4 ipetd transmssion 795 1946 Int. K6 Truck 2 sp. ajle, 8.25 tires 1950 1946 Int. 1 ton pickup, dual tires 850 TD6 Tractor 1050 TD6 Tractor with Holt angle bulldozer 30C0 1949 Buick super sedan 1550 J. K . M c K e a n C o n p a n y Moro, O regon Superb soft fur felt with fashion styling at a hard- to-believe special J ubilee price. Treated to repel moisture inside and out. Rayon lining. Welted brim. Four choice Fall colors. n u “Now don’t give ms that ’out of gas’ linel I know two gallons go as far as three used tol” Neck and neck in the race for progress, auto makers and the oil industry have developed improvements that make 2 gallons oj gasoline today do the work that took 3 back in 1925. You get the benefits. o • • • Pillow cases! Scarves! Vanity Sets I Bridge Sets! • Fable (T o th -! Your P ro g rc M an d (M l G o H an d in H a n d O il lYttgreJJ Week ~ Oct. 12 to IN STA N DA RD O IL C O M P A N Y OF CALIFORNIA plans ahead to serve you better STORE HOURS: 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. o
