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© © © PAGE S SH UIM A N COUNTY n ti © kk t. IU M OKO, OREGON Grass Valle^ FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13, l$33 © o Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Fisher of at the Double M ranch They re Prineville brought her mother. turned W’bdnesdav Others from (Uy Mrs. A. F. Balzer) Mrs. S. L. Boyce of Portland down here attending were Mr. and Mrs. Mr». Jor Driukuru Mr. and Mrs, Harold Owens Sunday to spend a few days with Paulen Kaseberg and family and M; - I.ietta Esli*er<was guest were hosts at a dinner last Tues her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. the Marion Thomas family. day evening honoring their dau and Mrs. Orville Ruggles and of honor at a bridai shower given Mr. and Mrs. Henrj Richelder l»y Mrs. Dave Miller and Mrs. ghter, Carol Ann on her seventh family. Henry Richelderfer at the Rich- fer drove to Lebanon fur the birthday anniversary. Those pre Donald Haynes of I xjs Angeles week-end on business anil visited sent were Mrs. W. D. Barnett, and Vern Mobley of Kent return el. Ierfer home Friday afternoon, with Mr. and Mrs Joe Hilder- November 6. A dessert lun Mrs. Janies Matthes of The Dal ed home Friday each with an brand. les, i.Mr. and Mrs. Olan Stark an<i elk. The others in the party. cheon was served. The cake was Mr. and Mrs. Dave Miller spent made in the shape of an tq>en family of Kent and Bill Barden- ,• rank Haynes, Bud Bayles’ and the week-end at Hood River. book with maroon anil yel hagen. Erl) Kiser all of Philomath re low decorations. Flowers about . Don’t forget the ’ Busybodies” Mr. and Mrs. Clair Adams and turned Saturday but no elk. They the rooms were of bronz and dinnpr. on Friday night at <1 3d. sons Jerry and Konald, spent the were guests at the home of Mrs. white with matching candles. A Open to everyone, dinner tickets week-end in The Dalles visiting A. A. Dunlap. All left Sunday for door prize was given Mrs. Pat are 75 cents for adults and 35 for their homes. his mother, Mrs. C P. Adams. Macnab and scrambling game pri children. Harold Engberg is spending Mr. and Mrs. Gene Reynolds zes went to Mrs. A1 Dormaier, Mr. and Mrs. Curly DeMoss and family of Moro were dinner and family went to Portland Mon Mrs. John Hilderbrand, Mrs. Ira the week in Spokane visiting his guests Sunday at the home of Mr. day to spend a few days visiting Fridley and Mrs. Kenneth Rich sister and attending to business. and (Mrs. Sam Alberty, celebrat relatives. ardson. The gift table in appropri Mrs. Engberg and Kaye are at her ing their wedding anniversaries. Willard Rolfe and children, ate colors was arranged with an parents, Mr. an t Mis Uiwrence Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cox had as Danny and Sheri, took his mo umbrella and bride and brides Fink in his absence. Pat O’Meara and Joe Deli'?r are visitors Saturday Mr. and Mrs. ther, Mrs. T. M. Rolfe to Seattle maid dolls. Guests were Mrs. E r Pete Cochran and Mr. and Mrs. Saturday where she will visit her nest Shull, mother of the groom, bunting elk at I ’kiah. Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. John Devine from Colfax. Wash. daughter, Mrs. W. B. Mathews. Mrs. Clem Wlelk, Mrs. Harry Ad I^ee Dehlor were her son-in-law ams, Mrs. Elton Medler, Mrs. Da Mr. Rolph and children returned Grass Valley Rebekah lodge No. vid Richelderfer, Mrs. John H il and daughter, Mr and Mrs. Bill 118 met at the IOOF hall Wed home Sunday. Alsup and family and Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Dunlap and daugh derbrand, Mrs. Pat Macnab, Mrs. Mrs. Clair Balzer of Moro. nesday evening for their regular Steve O’Meara. Mrs. Jerry Bar ter, Mrs. Harry Hooper and son, meeting. Mrs. Willard Barnett, no Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Van Gil ble grand, presiding with 20 mem Floyd Arnold, were taken to Port nett, Mrs. George Macnab, Mrs. der were guests at their grand Gerald Nisbet, Mrs. A1 Dormaier, bers in attendance. Nomination land Tuesday by Miss Connie W il son, Gary’s birthday dinner Sun of officers was in order. After the son, where they w ill take the Mrs. Bob Nisbet. Mrs. Ira Frid day at the Glen Van Gilder home ley, Mrs. Kenneth Richardson plane for Los Angeles, Calif., to v i regular session the room was Mr .ami Mrs. Joe Hilderbrand cleared for a card party sponsor sit the former’s son and family, and Mrs. Harry Van Gilder. of Lebanon arrived Tuesday to at The Tuesday study club met at tend Eastern Star. They are ed by the Rebekah social club. Mr. and Airs. Charles Dunlap, anti the home of Mrs. Leo Watkins on house guests of Mrs. Lee Dehlon. Nine tables were in play with one other relatives for ten days. table of 500 with Mrs. Willard Mrs. Harold Owens and Mrs. Nov. 3. Mrs. Clyde O’Neal was the Mr. and Mrs. Sam Bro k re Rolfe and John Rust holding high Gordon Lemley were business co-hostess. After the regular bus turned from Portland Thursday. scores and Mrs. Frank T. Bayer visitors in The Dalles Wednesday. iness meeting at which Mrs. Bill Mrs. Lee Dehlon has l>een to and T. M. Rolfe low; three tables Mrs. James Matthes accompanied White was named membership San Francisco to visit her son Joe. chairman, Mrs. Ernest Shull gave of bridge with high prizes going them to her home in The Dalles While there the othei son Jock, to Mrs. Dubeisme and Earl Olds after spending a few days here a report on the district board who is serving in the navy, flew meeting held at Arlington. Mrs. from Honolulu for a couple of and consolation prizes to Mrs. with Mrs. W. D. Barnett. Herman Peters and Alfred Kock; Mr. and Mrs. Merton Sauer of Charles Decker was accepted into days visit with his mother. On two tables of pinochle with Mr Tygh Valley were callers Sunday les Decker was accepted Into the her return she stopped at Eureka, and Mrs. Boyce Blaylock winning evening at the home of Mr. and the club as a new member. The Calif, to visit her son-in-law and program consisted of various read high prize and Mrs. John Reek- Mrs. Ted Trimble. Mr. and Mrs. Marion ings by the club. Refreshments daughter, man and Jim Blagg the consola Gosson and family. Mrs. Willard Rolfe and Mrs. T. were served by the hostesses. tion prizes and three tables of M. Rolfe took Mrs. John Eng Mrs. Marion Gosson and child Recent house guests of Mr. and ren Wayne and Kay are visiting race horse pinochle with Mrs. Or- strom to The Dalles Thursday to Mrs. Gaylord Guy have been Pvt. her mother, Mrs. Lee Dehlon. lx*e lo Martin and Charles Burnet tak see her doctor. Marion Richards and his father is expected home this week from ing high prizes and Mrs. Bernard Among those going to Tygh Harry Richards and Mrs. Marga his mine« in the Ochoco rnoun- Martin and Curly DeMoss receiv Valley Staurday evening to the ret King of Sacramento. ing the consolation prizes. Re ..4 ns. freshments of nut bread, salad square dance party were Mr. and The Wasco Market has a new Mrs. Bob Marvin and Mr and Mrs. and coffee were served later by black Chevrolet delivery truck. Mrs. A rt Schilling, Mrs. H. 6. Floy.l Lane from Moro, Mr. and .Mrs. Sam Brock was home sev Dugger, Mrs. Orville Ruggles and Mrs. John Rust, Mr. and Mrs. Ted eral days after spending a week Trimble, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Rey Mrs. Herman Ziegler. (Continued from page 2) nolds Mr. and Mrs. Ted Carl in Portland with Mr. Brock in St. Sherman chapter No. 122 OES son, Bill I’ausch and Mrs. Alta Vincent’s hospital. She returned million persons. Neat little farms met at the Masonic hall last Tues Crowley. Wednesday and expects to bring and fine roads, the Dupont park way runs the length of the state, day evening for the regular meet him home later in the week. Mrs. John Rust and daughters, double lane and good. ing* Mrs. Ernest Blaylock, wor Mrs. A rthur Van Gilder was At Dover we saw a farm market thy matron presiding with ten Geraldine and Phyllis, and Mrs. hostess at a Stanley party recent members in attendance. After the H. O. Dugger went to Portland ly. Guests were Mrs. Ernest Shuii, that was quite distinctive, whites Thursday where the girls w ill at regular session refreshments of tend Pacific business college. Mrs. Mrs. Harry Van Gilder, Mrs. Mer and blacks brought in their pro duce, potatoes, cabbage, onions, salad and wafers were served by Rust and Mrs. Dugger returned lin Shields, Mrs. Chet ( ’oats and garlic, fish and displayed It for Mrs. Dean Reynolds and Mrs. J. home Mrs. Harold Engberg. Mrs. Marge Staurday. . W. Blagg. Square dance lessons w ill start Tibbetts of The Dulles was the de More Ixx’ge No. 113 I.G.O.F. Mrs. Frank von Borstel had as Meets 1st and 3rd Nov. 13 at the pavilion at monstrator. guests Friday afternoon Mrs. Am- 8 Friday, The Past Matrons club met at Tuesdays it. IO.O.F. p. m., under the supervision of andus von Borstel anti daughter, Merlon Sauer of Tygh Valley. the home of Mrs. W. E. Bruckert hall. Transient and Mrs. E. N. Sondenaa and children recently. After a short business visiting brothers are Mr. and Mrs. Claud Bayer and of Toledo. Mrs. von Borstel show meeting bridge was played with cordially invited family of Pilot Rock were week ed colored slides and later served high honors going to Mrs. Paulen John E. DeMoss, N.G end visitors here. cookies and tea. Kaseberg. Leo Walk.ns. Secretary Mrs. B. C. Baumgartner and Mrs. James Earl is in The Dal Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Watkins les hospital where she underwent daughter Susan went to Portland spent several days in Portland Lupine Rebekah Ixxlge No. 116 Meets 2nd and 4th an operation Wednesday. She is Thursday on business returning last week. home Friday ac. ompanied by her Tuesdays of each getting along nicely. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Van Gil Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Earl Olds enter daughter, Joy, who spent the der and Mr. anad Mrs. Lee Hines month. members welcome tained friends in their home Sat week-end here with them. Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Seargent re Mollie McLachlan Colonel and Mrs. Kenneth Haw urday evening with two tallies of made a trip to Portland recently, N.G. kins of Portland were guests F ri bridge in play. High score went to turned recently from a two month Mrs. Arzell I^emley and Don day and Saturday at the home of trip east. Some of the places they lelen Martin, Sec. Smith and low score for the eve Mr. and Mrs. Donald Clodfelter. visited were Farnham and Canon- ning held by Mrs. Don Smith anti Other week-end guests were their vllle, Quebec, Acton, Ontario, Meets ci* the lut a.m Arzell Lemley. Mr. and Mrs. Roy son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Moose Jaw, Sasketchewan, New 3rd Thursday evening» Schilling w'ere the other couple Mrs. Bruce Eccles and sorr. Steph York state, New Brunswick and each month Visiting Refreshments were served later en, from Dee. members cordially in Nova Scotia. Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Baumgartner vlted to meet with «•• in the evening by the hostess. Week-end guests of Mr. and //?> Robert Belshe, W. M. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Stradley left Sunday for Gearhart where Mrs. Lloyd Royse and Mr. and and sons spent the weekend in they w ill s|>end a few’ days attend Mrs. John Royse were Mr. and H. B. Pinkerton, Secretary ing the Oregon Motor Court con Portland visiting relatives. Mrs. O. J. Royse and family of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Blagg had as vention. Their daughter, Joy, ac Portland. Saturday evening Mrs. Bethlehem Chapter No. ,8. <).R.*4 Meets every second an-, dinner guests Sunday Mr. and companied them as far as Port Lloyd Royse gave a birthday din fourth Thursday Inea n Mrs. Charles Myers and Miss land after spending the week-end ner party in honor of Otis. month, visiting member* here. Kathryn Kuhn. Mr. and Mrs. I^eo Watkins drove Invited Moro, Oregn« Mr. and Mrs. Frank T. Bayer Col. and Mrs. Kenneth Haw to Gienwixnl Sunday for a visit Mary O. Coons, W. M kins of Portland were guests Sun went to Portland Friday on busi with relatives. r iis t i» » * O rtc o C a rirn tr day and Monday at the home of ness, returnirig home Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Fields Mrs. Donald Clodfelter and dau Mr. and Mrs. Frank von Borstel. and family left Tuesday for Pen Toastmaster Toaster, $27.30, Bar Mrs. Hawkins is the former Mar ghter, Mrs. Bruce Eccles and son, dleton for the 4-H calf drawing ney’s, Grass Valley garet Morgan, and is a cousin of Stephen, of Dee and Mrs. Kenneth Mrs. von Borstel and Don Clod- Hawkins of Portland were lunch eon guests Saturday at the home felter. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Peters of Mr. and Mrs. Frank von Bor have returned from Portland aft stel. E. N. Sondenaa returned Friday er spending three months as man agers of the Portland Rose Motels. from elk hunting with his elk to They w ill move their furniture the home of his parents in law, up soon. They are staying at the Mr. and Mrs. Amandus von Bor Willard Barnett home at present. stel. Mr. Sondenaa and family Miss Barbara Alley and Miss left Sunday for their home In To Ina May Ziegler went to Portland ledo. Mrs. John Jenkins left Friday Thursday where they wi/1 attend college. Miss Alley w ill attend Pa for her home in Portland after cific business college and Miss spending several days here with Ziegler w ill attend Northwestern her daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Donald von Borstel. business college, WASCO NEWS sale or put It through the auction. There were thtW in Dofer that day and on«* Is held in the area every day in the week. A husky negro bought himself a pretty red dog, but the trading was gen erally slow in the momimr but l.i-’ - ill «lay so piob.Wily it was all sold including the cider and apples and novelties. Negroes seldom sell, the arti fices of trade not being natural to them apparently. They usually sell to a white man who markets their stuff. Few of them are mer chants or traders. I »own to the beach to have a look at the Atlantic, which laps Its shores and carries its ships much like any ocean and an Oregonian might have Imagined he was looking west instead of east and seeing the Pacific in tend of the Atlantic. The day was bright and sunny (it was the sun’s turn) and Dela ware fanners were belatedly har vesting their corn and other crops which have been standing so long they are dark and look past their prime. One huge farm was devoted to nursery stock, acres and acres of it. neatly cared for. Stock are dairy stock which look good. What l>eef there are are poor. Deleware has a different archi tecture than that of Pennsylva nia. The houses are thin from the front to the back and are some times turned end to the road, still narrow and high. Some look like mariners’ houses, shutters and all. Continued on page 4) S u n b eam Egg CiMikcr, S q u a re DANCE 8 : 0 0 p. m. N ovem ber 13 G RA SS VALLEY M . 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