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AGE 4 SHEHMAN COUNTY
JOURNAL, MOHO, OH EG O N
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 28, D M
all of The Dulles and Mrs. Em
Members of the Moro PTA
met Eakln of The Dalles lodge were guests of the Grass Valley
and thirteen members of the PTA organization at the Grass
Moro lodge ami five members Valley school Friday evening.
(By Mrs. A. F. Balzer)
of the Wisco lodge.
Open house was held and those
The Grass Valley Rebekahs
Mr. and Mrs. Don, Helper in attendance were invited to
met at the IOOF hall Wednes went to Seattle to spend Thanks look over the newly decorated
day evening for its regular ses giving weekend with his sister, school.
Mrs. Jack Brady, president of
sion and homecoming celebra Mrs. Dell Owens, his brother
ting the 50th anniversary of Fred Helper of Seattle and his the Grass Valley group, conduct
the founding of the lodge. Mrs. father, Fred Kelper of Lewis ed the business meeting and
Art Schilling, noble grand, pre ton, Idaho, will also be there. then turned the meeting over
siding with sixty members and Mrs. Alta Crowley spent Thanks to Mrs. Boyce Blaylock, who
giving vacation with her son was master of ceremonies. Mrs.
visitors In attendance.
A short program was given, and daughter in law, Mr. and Bernard Mhrtin, and her en
a skit by members of the lodge Mrs. Leonard Crowley at Airlie. tertainment committee, provid
and Mrs. Orville Ruggles played
The Rev. and Mrs. A. L. Klnt- ed Karen Kelly, acdompanied
several selections on the accor ner of Seattle were Sunday vis by Miss Dorothy Beechler who
dion. Mrs. George Beaty was itors at the home of Mr. and pang "That's My* Weakness
Now"; Moro high mixed chorus
presented with her 25 year Mrs. Orville Ruggles.
jewel.
Mrs. Archie Cantrall took her under direction of Miss Beech-
Mrs. John Rust and Mrs. daughter in law, Mrs. Everett ler and with Miss Carol Kopp
Charles I’.Trigo had charge of Cantrall and little son, Richard of Kent as accompanist, sang
the refreshments. Mrs. James to The Dalles Saturday after "Kentucky Babe” and "Stouts
Matthes and Mrs. Beaty poured noon so Richard could get his Hearted Men"; Mrs. Margaret
and Mrs. George Wilcox cut and hand repaired after sustaining a Eakin and Exerett Cantrtdl
served the anniversary cake. fall. It required four stitches. played two violin and trum pet
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Cantrall duets, accompanied by Mrs.
■Out of town rnemliers of the
local lodge present were Mrs. had as their guests Saturday Mary Eakin at the piano, "Ivory
George Beaty of Portland, Mrs. and Sunday her niece and hus Palaces" and "In the Garden";
George Wilcox of Salem, and band, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bra- a pantomine skit "The Light
house Keeper’s Daguhter" pre
Mrs. James Motthes of The Dal z.el of Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald von Bor- sented by M*rs. Bruce Alley,
les, members of the Kent lodge
were Mrs. Clara Helyer, Mrs. stel arid daughter, Cathy, left Mrs. John Block, Mrs. Bernard
Roy Barnett, Mrs. W ('. Helyer Monday for Baker to attend the Martin, .Mira. James Easter, Mrs.
funeral of her grandmoher, Mrs. Clyde Stradley and Mrs. Don
Smith; Miss Mildred Eakin of
Lllllon Jenkins.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Earl and Condon played two numbers on
Mrs. Don Helper were business her accordion "Whispering Hope"
visitors in The Dalles Saturday. and "Swanee River"; Mrs. Char
Dennis Belieu.sonof Mr. and les Miyers of Grass Vhlley sang
Mrs. John Belleu, fell off his IKvo numbers ,"The Lilac Tree"
After
bicycle Thursday on his way ■nd "It Is No Secret".
home from school fracturing his much applause, she returned
skull. He is in a hospital In witi^ her husband, Rev. Charles
Myers, and the two sang a
The Dalles.
Mr. and Mrs. Arzell Lemley, duet.
After the program ,the group
Mr. and M»rs. Gordon Lemley
and family. Mr. and Mrs. Bob adjourned to the school cafe
Marvin and son, Gregory, Har teria where pumpkin pie, punch
Verne
ry Kunsman and MYs. Edith and coffee was served.
Sayrs were dinner guests Sun Arstill, j»i<esldent of the Moro
day at the home of Mr. and PTA publicly thanked the Grass
Mrs. Lamer Sayrs at Moro in Valley group on behalf of the
honor of the birthday -anniver Moro PTA.
saries of Mrs. P3dlth Sayrs and
Mrs. Arzell Lemley.
Mr. and Mrs. George Beaty
of Portland came Wednesday
and were over night guests at
the home of M’r. and Mrs. Earl
Olds. Mrs. Beaty will be remem
bered as Mrs J. J. Wiley.
Many things account for the
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon I«emJey
p u b lic ’ s n ig h esteem fo r
returned home Wednesday from
Olympia Beer. Among these
Portajul where they spent a few
are its rare flavor, clean taste,
days on business.
delightful bouquet and con*
Mr. and Mrs. Dell’ Olds have
stant purity.
as their guests Mr. and Mrs.
F urth er p e rfe c tio n comes
Clifford Christianson of New
from the special brewing water
port who arrived Friday.
o f our subterranean wells.
• Mrs. A. A. Dunlap has ns her
E n j o y o i . v m p ia . . . America’i
Original Light Table Beer.
guests her son and daughter in.
law, Mr. and Mrs Charles Dun
lap and children, Larry and Ter
ry, of Ix>s Angeles, California
who arrived Saturday.
Among those going to Prine
ville Saturday night to the foot
ball game between Prineville
ami Ashland were Mt. and Mrs.
Donald von Borstel, Bill Pausch,
Mr. and Mts. Amandue von
Borstel, Fred von Borstel, Phil
von Borstel, Mrs. Kenneth llatt-
rup. Carl von Borstel and Arnold
McCorkle. Plnevrklle won by a
score of 13 to 26.
Mr. and Mrs. Orlan C. Rogen
Light Rejresbment Bet erage ej
and daughter, J 111, of Portland
Millions oj Temperate Peeple
came Friday and spent the week
OLYMPIA BliWINE CI.. OLYMPIA. W ill., l l A end as guests of Mt. and Mrs.
•Trad« M a rk, * « * U. S. Po<. O *f.
Gene Reynolds.
Grass? Valley
Last Tuesday
afternoon a
group of ladies called at the
ranch home of Mrs. Frank Ket-
ter to see her new house, the
afternoon was spent visiting
with refreshments brought in
by the guests served later.
Those present were Mrs. Earl
Olds, Mrs. Willard Barnett, Mrs.
C. R. Andersen, Mrs. John Rust,
Mrs. H O. Dugger, Mrs. Donald
betw-een Oregon and Oregon
;, returning !Sunday.
venty-five persons enjoyed
the Thanksgiving dinner Sun-
day at the Kent Legion hall
spon sored by the American Le-
gion auxiliary for members and
families.
Carol Kopp of Kent
and Dorothy Brown of Moro,
the girls who attended Girls
Statt; at Salem laist June, spon
gored by the auxiliary, gave
their reports. Commander C. W.
Fields gave a short talk. Among
dut t)f to.wn people present
were Mr. anti Mrs. Ralph Busse
oro, Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Hogui» «and fa mily of The Dañ-
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of Crater
»les, Wren Hogue
Lake, F. M. Ci rews of Moro, Miss
Helen Steenko »Ik and Miss Dor-
othy Beechler
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