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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 13, 1953)
© o PACK 3 SUBKMAS COUNTY JOURNAL MORO, OREGON FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13, ISM Rebekah lodge met Tuesd^r Leon Moortflbought a Cadillac night and passed on application this week and Mrs. Sophia Dodson ctt. Mrs. Rice Just returned from *or new niemliers, three men anl bought his Oldsmoblle from the . Xytl , » ,.°U ,se’ • ’Sami,a- Idaho where she visited Pvt. Riehard \V. Rust, son of one woman being accepted. Tnl dealer. spent i nd in Rufus her daughter and son in law, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Rust, Grass su te president will make her vis- Mariners and Junior Ladies of iB.v Mrs. George L. Fox) g Mr. ray Brack- and Mrs. Rod Newman. * A n Valley, has been assigned to Ration on March 10. Members are Moro church will Join for a Val- Mrs. Harland McDonald repor ‘ C" Company, 188th Airborne In- practicing degree work for initia- entine party this Sunday evening ed the auditing committee on tii buby I fantry Regiment of the famous Rons. Mrs. Edith Sayrs presented at the home of Mr. and Mrs. La grange secretary and treasurer we cai 11th Airborne Division stationed an electric range to the lodge mer Sayrs. books, found the books in goo seen p out in at Fort Campbell, Kentucky for which has been installed. Mrs. Jack Noonan is in Port- order. his basic military training. A Shrine benefit ball game will land for medical attention. Twenty-two Rufus granger» flies a He has volunteered for phra- *ield the night of February Mrs. Anna Moore left last week motored to Ramsey Park grange fb'lng chute training and will be assign- 16 at the Rufus gym between the for Arizona to visit her nephew which is near Dufur Saturday As on >1 the el to an airborne school where he Sherman county All-Stars and the there for a few weeks, night. This was the first visita- het e bee will be taught the techniques of Goldendale Mid-Columbiians. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Spar tion of the granges since Decern- hcc I file have making a parachute-jump. Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Van Gild- ling left Thursday for Corvallis her 18. Among those going were N is tili i past the Curtis Neals, Eugene Eatons beet repc rted at Henry Peterson, Heppner, for- er left this week for Lookout, for Dad’s weekend, going mer state representative of this California with Mr. and Mrs. Ver-. Mrs. Mary Eva returned Wed- Andy Engbergs, George Foxes week. Me asles 1 lave t> room district, and Robert Smith, Con- non Van Gilder to spend a couple nesday from a few days visit with Atlee Wilsons, Mrs. Joe Drinkard strong am ongst t he pri Sam Brocks. Rolland Johnsons pupils. L j ist wet k, Do don, were in town Tuesday morn- wee^ - relatives in Portland, Med- ing briefly. Mr. and Mrs. Collis Moore came Mr. and Mrs. Max Belshe are Mrs. Grace Medler, Mrs. Ben Gal 1er and R yan Jo hnson were GA^ SHOP, Wasco, O regon latest one> i know n to have the George Mitchell left for Corval- home last week from an extend- spending a few days in Portland iT -S V -* U U l lis Wednesday to make a report ed trip 10 California and the Ore- this week. * on the work of the experiment 8°n coast. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Mr. and Mrs. Grover Coffman station here. Conlee came up from Ocean Lake are caring for her grandchildren Mrs. Homer Townsend is home the same week for a short time, this week while their parents are B eef o ’s again after a stay in Chicago af- Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Brisbine in Portland. ter attending the funeral of her antl Mrs. and Mrs. Bob Brisbine Twenty-five women gathered Beefo is back, the one and original Beefo, not father. < and daughter went to Portland in the Mbro Womanfe club room Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Rasmussen Saturday and met Mr. and Mrs. on February 5. During the busi Jim the beefy, but Beefo, beefy and Beefo. O'xmpto Bee, . . . lymbol o, were in Hood River Sunday to Carrel Bennett and son for a fam- ness session it was reported that attend the wedding of their son, Ny reunion which included ht two new books had been secured And because Beefo is back and is happy to be ,.°r y ° r . . .-. add> diillncl.on (o by Edna Ralph Kenneth to Patty Jean fending the 50th wedding anni- namely -------- “The ---- Giant” ------ back, and because it is spring—or looks like it Clark of Odell at the Baptist versary of Ralph’s uncle at New- Ferber in memory of Mrs. Wil »« '"formol port», o, when friendj liam Roos; ' Hurlibuts’ church in Hood River. He is to berg. lia m nrtnfl U u p h h i .» o > “Story of Beefo wants to send his best wishes to everyone drop ,n< Serv« it tonight. go into the service February 19. Mrs. Hugh Arstill’s brother died the Bible” in memory of Mrs. E. as a St. Valentine’s Day remembrance. Harlarnlview grange met Sat- in Portland last week and Mr. E. Barzee. urday night, February 7 with and Mrs. Arstill went down Sun- After all business was complet Beefo likes people, he likes to have them ed Mrs. Earl Gentry, as director, Master Earl Gentry presiding. Ho- day to attend the funeral, presented very interesting articles come in to see him so he treats them good, so they ward Ross reported that the cat- Miss Yvonne Kirkelie returned on safety. She stressed sane Light will come in. Moro Personals Rufus News Shop Opens February 3 with Lovely Spring and Summer merchandise, including Presses, Blouses, Slips, Jackets Jewelry and Baby Gifts Always In Good Taste would appreciate help. an appendectomy on Mjonday. 0 L y m p |^ safety. Mrs. Lucille May was hostess. B EER BEEFO’S •Vrt t h e W a ter" At the CAPITAL CITY, Moro, Oregon JOLLY STITCHERS Junior Prom SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 14 9:30 TO 1:30- Music by The meeting was called to or der by President Penny Higley. Song leader Sharon Belshe and helper Diana Hendrickson did a song and yell. Sharon led the girls with a pledge. Minutes were read by Secretary Ronda Fraser. Con nie Axtell made a motion we have eats. Lana Jean second the motion. We had our Valentine party at this meeting. The presi dent and secretary passed out the Valentines. We are making head scarfs and aprons. Connie Axtell O lympia ir iw in o company , O lympia , W ashing to n , u . s . a . B eefo’s FIRST BEC A U SE: My husband and I are partners in saving for die future . . , lor our new home . . . for our family sec urity. Every payday we save regularly at First National where it is so convenient to do all our banking. CHAPEL Sponsored bv Junior Class, MHS Bee/o’s jr w ji CHUUK SIMONSON Moro School Gymnasium Bce/o’s LEONARD R. SMITH Phone The Dalle« 3133 SHERMAN COUNTY BRANCH N A T IO N A L B A N K NITROGEN FERTILIZERS “t i r s BUILD OREGON TOGE THÍK' ■Ui'Jfcifc Maabor Foderai Depoiil I m urane« Corporation Elephant Brand D (Canadian) o l l a r t o n zAOArÆz/ize >■«</• e ’Æ v f r ’ b e a t a ^ P o n t ia c Ammomium Nitrate l o z o / ía m a s t e r p i e c e /i Sulphate of Ammonia We have several carloads NOW IN S T O C K At PORT DOCK, In The Dalles, also Soil Sulphur Land Plaster A’o m uch tu o re o í K r e m t h i n u — e xcep t p r ic e ! Measure the w o n de rfu l new Pontiac fo r size, beauty and perform ance against the finest and costliest cars. P ontiac is b ig —w ith its new 122-inch wheelbase and room y, co m fortable bod ^s. Pontiac is b e a u tifu l—easily the m ost d is tin c tiv e car on the ro a d —w ith lu x u rio u s color-m atched Inte rio rs. O W ith P ontiac’s fam ous Dual-Range power tra in * you get more power than y o u ’ll probably ever need—w ith a d is tin c t saving in gasoline. B u t most rem arkable is P ontiac’ s price tag —ju s t a shade above the lowest—and its w onderful re p u ta tio n fo r de- pendab ilitv^eco n om y and high re-sale value. Come in ana see fo r yourself th a t Pontiac oilers m u ch more of e veryth in g —except price! Bpron FARM CHEMICAL £ FERTILIZER CD. € S T A N M A Y F IE L D PHONE 5161 PORT DOCK THE DALLES n m i r or ttAruett o ° c o ir < o m p lctely ¡ » m D u a l-fttA a k S ty U og N ew L a n g e r W h eelb a se P o a tla e 's G re a t D w al-H ange R a w e r T r a in « L o n g er, L o v e lie r, R o o m ier Hod lea New D n e -P le re P o n o ra m le W ln d ab leld and R e a r W la d o w P o n fla r ’ a W o n d e rfa l New P o w e r S te e rin g * ftpeetnenlM» New O v e r-A ll P e rfo rm a n c e •O p tio n a l a t l l l n ENTER C M 'S SIM M« BETTER HIGHWAYS AW ARDS UONTEÜT ARSTILL M O N R O E P O N T IA C , INC. MORO, a t tkk ia l o w m t OREGON io « f. /
