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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 21, 1952)
PAGE 3 ¡y iIR M A N V O IN T I JO l'K N A b , MORO, OREGON Moro Personals R epresentative and Mr- Ft i” ell H udson of T he Da“ s w ere in Moro S atu rd ay after- noon and took a look at th e new* bank building. Mrs. G race Sm ith, m other of Mrs E rn e st Wkxxls, left Tues- day for h er home in P o rtlan d a lte r a few d ay s visitin g here, She expects to re tu rn ubout th e first of December to help care for the W oods’ ch ild ren w hile th e ir m o th er en ters . a P o rtlan d hoap h al ft» furtheii plastic su rg ery . x K enneth Searcy has re tu rn e d to Oregon aftftr serv in g at Cam p G ordon as tra in in g officer H e is now a t Sweet Home an d ex - pects to go to w ork a t electrical engineering although still in the reserve. N ovem ber 20 w as the 35th w edding an n iv ersary of Mr. and Mrs. H arry P in k erto n and Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Thom pson who w ere m arried th e sam e day b u t a t differen t tim es arid places back in 1917. Fog, Niat has been slow ing traffic in the n o rth end of the county for a week, crep t up to Moro W ednesday and blotted out th e .sun th a t had been con trib u tin g som e w arm th to the fall scene. The Odd-Fellows en tertain ed th e R ebekahs w ith a potluck supper and som e gam es of pln- ochle at th e last hxlge m eeting. Mrs. Mollie McLachdan would like to have used clothing in good condition w*-’'*- could he sen t to th e V eterans hospitals for v eteran s an d families. The A m erican I region auxiliary served lunch and sold cakes W ednesday at th e ir hall. E dw in B alsiger is receiving tre a tm e n t for a curved spine discovered aftler a Aootball In ju ry a few w eeks ago. D eW ayne D uncan has h ad an operation on h is knee th a t was h u rt in the H eppner gam e b u t he is n o t expected to play foot ball again. H r. and Mrs. Collis Moore re tu rn ed hom e M onday evening from th e ir five w eeks trip to M ichigan’s car center, through Canada, New York andi home. T he R asm ussen 25th w edding a n n iv e rsa ry w as held in Moro afte r all, th e d in n er being p re p ared and served a t the hotel Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. H ow ard Conlee ' retu rn ed last w eek end from E ugene w’here they v isited her b ro th ers, and found M cKenzie pass covered w ith snow and very likely at the end of its use for th is year. M rs. H om er Belshee is here to visit for a w hile w ith h e r son R ussell and fam ily. Mrs. W. B. Jo h n sto n is a t the hom e of h er son, Theodore, w hile on h er w ay hom e to Salem a fte r v isitin g at W allowa * w ith son P erry Jo h n sto n and family. L aw rence K irby m ade a bu si ness trip to P ortland over th e w eekend. A n um ber of Moro football fans w ent to M aupin S aturday to w atch M aupin w in from a light quick M errill team by a 38 to 19 score and go to th e sem i-finals of “ B'* team s. Mrs. Lloyd Jo h n so n is recu p eratin g a t hom e afte r a seige of pneum onia th a t k ept h er ir, a hospital for several days last week. K enneth F ridley w as in P o rt land last week to atten d th e annual m eeting of Oregon F a irs association. He w as re-elected as a m em ber of th e b oard of directors. W ily K nighten jr. w as here from H am ilton Field, C alifornia S aturday and attended th e high school dance. C ounty A gent Tom m y T hom p son broke his ankle F riday w h en he steppedi on a tra ile r w hile helping sp ray cattle. He w ent to the hospital w here, a fte r th e sw elling had gone dow n, a cast, w as p u t on his leg W ednesday and he w as able to re tu r n home. Carl Ziegler was here from Condon w h ere he is teaching school to attend* th e dance S at u rd ay night. Mr. and Mrs. Paul G oddard and fam ily w ere ylsito rs in S h erm an county S unday and w ent to th e Ruggles 40 y ea rs of m atrim o n y g a th e rin g a t G rass Valley. F y tU » A Y , At e NOVEM BER «1. o 1M2 © Mrs. Johnson opened th e bu*i- Donald on th e « •« ne*s m eeting w hich followed, th o se to help in the F o r roll call th e m em bers told Mrs. W alt M om - w h at each had m ade for th e ba- Fox, Mrs. A lta Smi zaar. M orris and Mrs. At E lection of officers followed Mrs. Ben G allow ay w ith th e last y e a r’s officers get- Will H uck a re to -c tin g re-elected: Mrs. Johnson, The ch airm an ten ch airm an; Mrs. C u rtis N eal, hers not to forget vice chairm an; an d Mrs. G eorge dance S aturday No\ Fox se c reta ry -trea su rer. th e g range hail. A 1 iiiterm li 1R“ bazaar date w ill lie Dec- se rv e d at tl em ber 13 at th e R ufus g ran g e It w as an n i (l;tH A 6:30 d in n er will s ta rt w ork days on M«nc th e evening. T he ch airm an ap- and W ednesday of poin ted th e w orking com m ittee Mrs. Sam Brock for th e d ln n er M rs. Sain Brock draw ing. Mrs Gt u and Mrs H arry A dam s as cash . and Mrs. A1 Ik.rm je r s - Mrs. C u rtis Neal, Mrs. A1 dates of R ufus gran D orm aler, Mrs. Jo e D rln k a rd a n d sent for th e nteetin Mrs.- G eorge M acnab a t th e ser- Roland Jo hnson, ving tables. Mrs. H a rry A dam s anti Atlee W ilsi n wt Mrs G race Medien, Mrs. L u th e r R ufus g ran g e h ad grounds Mon- Stvw ard and Mrs H arlan d Me- day. A new ditch is be n . Mr. and Mrs. John- d in su ran ce m eet- S q u a re D a n c in g : z G ra ss V a lle y A u d ito riu m F rid a y , N o v . 21 M e r to n S a u e r , c a lle r , Baked Hum or Roast T urkey A D ressing Cranberry Sauce V egetables P otatoes, G ravy, Soup, Salad M ince or P um pkin P ie or F ruit Cake G ay S hop Wasco Mary Itelir, Prop. C. S. Forrester Hereford Dispersal Ranch 1-Mile N ortheost of Gold endale, Wn. on S atus OLD IlliRMITAGE BRAND M M r t/M W W Beefo’s I h c r c a re , says th e p h ilo s o p h e r, m a n y r e a s o n s f o r d r i n k i n g a n d a n y o n e is llw y. enough. Saturday, Nov. 29 ■ww/ww O n e o f s a id r e a s o n s , s u r e l y , is fe llo w s h ip , th e fr ie n d lin e s s o f ju s t g e t tin g to g e th e r , a n d th a t w e see m o s t Rufus News O f te Registered Herefords (By Mrs. G eorge L. Fox) CHAPEL « m * M W Oregon Beefo’s 21 Head Top Quality Mrs. G eorge Fox left F rid ay for C orvallis w h ere sh e spent the w eekend. A fter a silv er an n i v ersa ry celebration held S unday for h er b ro th e r In law and sis ter, Mr. and Mrs. M. L. S tinson of Coos Bay s h e ’ retu rn ed Mon day. Mr. and MJrs. Eltnn Medler and d au g h ter Mfercia w en t as far as Mrs. M edler’s p are n ts a t W illam ette F rid ay . T hen M arcia stayed w ith h er g ran d p a re n ts th e re w hile th e M edlers w en t to Corvallis for hom ecom ing for OSC. Mrs. C u rtis Neal w as hostess to the R ufus g range H.E.C. club T h u rsd ay afternoon. Mrs. Trace F u n eral A dvisors and directors F ields w as th e co-hostess. A 1:30 d essert luncheon w as s e r LEO NARD It. SMITH ved. Mrs. R oland Johnson, chairm an of th e club presided T he Dulles 3135 at the coffee urn. Phone ♦ ♦ 8 p ,m . new tall light weight 2-piece suits and new fall dresses, skirts, blouser Jantzen sweaters - White Stag gabardine ladies’ slacks NOVEM BER SA X E > a tte n d in g th« ♦ J o h n s o n \ pai / e •Z ' MORO HOTEL COFFEE SHOP $1.50 evening. T here s from R ufus »Ration. R oland . Ml. and Mrs. V F W S p on sor, A dm . 5 0 each 77ianfesgiring Dinner 11:00 A. M. u n til 8:00 I*. M. T H U R SD A Y , d th ‘c /£r fansrwfotu n. 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