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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 12, 1952)
P AG E 4 SHERMAN OREGON , COUNT Y JO U R NA L F HI DAY, D E C E M B E R in play with Mrs. Ev<eren Hildred Zell, GUder, Mrs. Mrs. Har Hi ilder. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Johnson Hugh W e Harris and have returned home from a brand, M inson ph.ving. three week visit in California mj - s . R o nd won by Mrs. and Mddford. The family weru High sco Next meeting will all together Thanksgiving at the sa il Brt party D*•ce m- Victor I^arson home in Medford, be the (' me of Mr s. E. Others were Mr. and Mrs. Har- ,)(.r pj ;i lan Johnson of Dayton, Wash., H. Watkins. Mr. and Mrs. Vivian Rust en Mr. and ,Mks. Ted Proudfoot and daughters Judith and Marthea tertained recently in honor oP of Redwood, Calif, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. a ¡id Mrs. Joe Bryant of J. T. Johnson Jr. and children Seattle. Other guests were Mr. Gary and Gayle of Medford This and Mrs. Ben Galloway and -\Fr. was the older Johnson’s 50th and Mrs Kenneth Spagle of Thanksgiving together. Biggs, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Mr. and Mrs I^eonard Fields, Harper and Mr. and Mrs. James Mr. and Mrs. Paulen Kaseberg, Maddox There were three ta- Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Fridley 1)1''- of canasta in play. High and ,Mlr. and Mrs. Marvin Thonv ore went to Mrs. Maddox and as spent several day in Port* high for n»en to Gordon Harper. land last week at the Multnomah Miss Darlene Macheel and lx?* hotel attending the Wheat Lea .land Anderson called during thd gue. Mr. Fields w'as reappoint- evening. Refreshments were ser ed «tate chairman of Youth, ved after the game was finished. M’rs. Fields, Mrs. Activities. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Jose and Kaseberg and Mrs. Thomas at family have moved to the Geo. tended “Oklahoma” one after Drinkard house on Main street. noon. The group gathered Fri The annual Christmas pro day evening at the Leland Ter- grams as follows: School pro- ryt home in St. Helens for gram Thursday evening. Dec. birthday celebration In honor oP 18 at. 7:3O;Chrlstlan church, Dec. Marvin Thomas. Sunday Mr. 21, a candlelight service follow Kaseberg went on to Seattle ed by caroling; Methodist church where he and Floyd Root of program Sunday evening Dec The Dalles were representatives ember 21.; Methodist Bazaar and of the league to the National dinner Dec. 13 from 2:30 p. m. Farm Bureau meeting. on, $1.25 adult plate. 75c for The Thursday bridge dull minors. held its regular m e e t i n g Mrs. Viola Anderson and her at the home of Mrs. John Foss father Charles Gore of Ixmg- Decemjlier 4. The regular mem view, Wn„ visited Wasco frlend.4 bers present were Mrs. David this weekend. The Gore family Rlchelderfer, Mrs. Pete Macnab, at one time lived in the Howard Mrs. Robert Rish, Mrs. Dewey Pratt house. Thomas, Mrs. A, Dormaier and While helping his father, Glen Mrs. Gerald Nisbet. Guests for Wallace, repair a well recently, the afternoon were Mrs. Clem ( buck Wallace was hurt when Welk and Mrs. Pat Macnab. Af a part fell hitting him on thq ter dessert luncheon two tables nose. He narrowly escaped of bridge were in play. Mrs, death and has as a result two Rlchelderfer won high score very black eyes. Mrs. Pete Macnab consolation. Mr. and Mrs. W R. Reid, Mr. The next meeting will l>e Deq and Mrs. Glen Wallace and Mr. ember 18 with Mrs. Dormaier and Mrs. Bill Reid drove to Port hostess and the Christmas party land Friday to shop and went Decerrtber 20 at the Pete Mac guests of the R. M Wade com nab home. pany for the opening of their? Mrs. Vernon Van G Drier en new building. There were about» tertained the Tlllcum card club 1000 guests. Thursday afternoon with a des Dr. and Mrs. C. L. Gray and' sert luncheon and an afternood daughter were weekend guest:< of cards. Playing were Mrs. of Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Johnson. Trace Fields, Mrs. Lee Dehler, Mir. and Mrs. Fred Cole and Mrs James M^addox, Mrs. W. A, Miss Vivian Trounce were Sun Nisl»et, Mrs. Harry Van Gilder, day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs Anna Lee, Mrs. Norma Ev G A Sargent. erett, Mrs. George Harris and Mrs. Rev. ami Mrs. H. Gravenor, Mrs. Sam Brock as members, Mllss Vivian Trounce and Mr. ar/1 as guests Mrs Joe Hilder and Mrs. G A. Sargent drove to brand, Mrs. Jack Rothery and The Dalles Friday evening for Mrs. Art Smith. Prizes went the Methodist bazaar dinner. to Mrs. 'Hilderbrand as guest The Past Matrons club met and to Mrs. Dehler for the dull with Mrs. G. A. Sargent and with Mrs. Maddox receiving tha Mrs. Harry Van Gilder was co- consolation prize. Next meet hostess. There were sixteen pre ing will la* Thursday December sent. Election of officers was 18 at Mrs Brocks and will be held and Mrs. Sargent is tho the Christmas party. ident and Mrs. Paulet^ Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Art new pre ecretary. This meet- Kaseberg, Smith served u dessert lunch also tlie Christmas lng was eon to the Tuesday bridge club. Pipe F ittin g s , Harney's <». V. It, IM S Monday for Portland. Mrs. Howard Pratt, Mrs. Carl Nelson, Mrs. Stephen O’Meara, Mrs. David Rlchelderfer and Mrs. Pat Macnab drove to Port land Sunday to attend the show ‘•Oklahoma”. Friday, Don McDermid, Gor don Hilderbrand, Mr. and Mrs, Malcolm McDermid and Mr, and Mrs. John Hilderbrand drove to Portland to see "Oklahoma”. Sally Fields was a houseguest of Janny McIntyre while her parents attended the W^iieat. league in Portland. The boysi Virgil and Michael Fields stayed with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Trace Fields at Rufus. Mrs. Vleda Van Gaasbeck spent the weekend with her son son Clark and family at Blalock. r. n Wasco News T R A F F IC COST 270 V IO L A T IO N S l . ’ CSNHKS gardlng a signal and driving on the wrong side of the street. Records of all violation con victions are kept on individual driver foklers, and if a driven accumulates too many convic tions or accidents in a 12-month period he faces the possibility of license suspension because of poor Striving record. Four such drivers had licenses suspended in November, ho added. Traffic violation convictions totalling 3,351 were reported to the secretary of state’s office in November, the office reported Friday*. Serious traffic offences— drive ing while under the influence, reckless kirlving, and violation of the basic rule— resulted in 276 drive» license suspensions during the month. M ilk Leading the list, as usual, wa?4 driving while intoxicated which accounted for 211 suspensions. Other licenses were lifted from traffic miscreants for pas sing with insufficient clearance, failure to yield right of way, racing on the highway, dlsre- — V. 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