Sherman County journal., January 14, 1955, Page 4, Image 4

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Thursday. About 50 persons were Mr. and Mrs. Glen Wallace drove
there for dinner. Mrs. Floyd Rath­ to Lyle, Wn to visit their son in
bun headed the committee and law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Funeral services for (Hear N.
was assisted by Mrs. Ernie Chris­ Stan Krusow and Stanley Jr.
Ruggles were held from the Bap­
topherson, Mrs. Chet Coats, Mrs. Mrs. Joe Dnnkard and daughters
tist church in Grass Valley Wed-
Dale Laughlin, Mrs. Harold Cro­ Wanda and Susan, spent last week
nes ay at 2 o’clock with the Rev.
cker, Mrs. Ada Lyons, who decor­ visiting her brother in law and
Donald Leaoh officiating.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and ated the tables with seasonal sister Mr. and Mrs. Dale Howell
Mrs. Al Roberts of Corvallis
Mrs. Pat Macnab were Mr. and displays of fir boughs, tangerines, and family at Hood River.
sang accompanied by Mrs. Elton1
Mrs. David Richelderfer and sons nuts and candy, Mrs. Carl Nelson,
and Mrs. George Drinkard
Eakin at the organ.
'
Mr. and Mrs. David Richelderfer Mrs. Earle Morrison, LeRoy Hes- Sr., Mr.
Joe
Drinkard jr. and sr. and
Acting pall bearers were Boyce
attended the wedding of Zalph gard and Mrs. Bob Leek
Blaylock, Bill Holmes, Olan Stark,
During the business meeting Vickie Halverson were business
Wilson at Richland, Wn., He was
in The Dalles Saturday.
Ed Fritts and Owen Eakin. Hon­
an overseas buddy of David. Mr. which was opened with the flag visitors
Vick
Halverson
is staying at
orary pall bearers were ' Charles
salute,
led
by
President
Ernie
and Mrs. Wilson visited the Rich-
Belshce, Elvln Barnum. Fret! Cox,
Christopherson, the 7th and 8th the home of Mr. and Mrs. Afton
ttt earners.
elderfers
Saturday
night.
Dell Olds and Herman Ziegler.
V
The groom’s attendant, Joe
Mrs. R. M. Johnson is away on grades was presented the attend­ McIntyre. He hopes to find work
Arrangements were under the
and remain here.
Reeves,
who
is
a
brother
In
law
a
ten day trip with other state ance cup for this month.
Mrs. Mae Moffitt Is back 3t the
direction of Spencer & IJbby with
The
Walla
Walla
pep
band
is
of the groom, wore a gray suit grange officers to visit other gran­
interment in the. Odd-Fellow cem­
R. M. Johnson
to
be
here
Thursday
evening,
Feb-
,
. ranch after spend-
„.
and
the
groom
was
attired
In
a
ges
in
the
state.
etery in .Moro.
ruary 3. Admission will be $1.00 ing two weeks wlth her children
suit
of
bluegray.
Milton
Zell,
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Out of town relatives and friends
For her daughter’s wedding Hildred Zell, has enlisted in the for reserved seats, 75c for regular at McMinnville-
attending were Mrs. Lois Olds of
Frank Gibson of Halsey drove
Mrs.
Kellogg chose a two-piece navy and reported for duty Jan- and 35c for school age children,
Yuba City, Calif., .Mrs. Eva Landry
up Monday to visit Mr. and Mrs.
of
wine,
trimmed
with
wine
nail-
uary
4.
At
present
he
is
stationed
Tickets
are
to
go
on
sale
this
and son of Portland, Starr Kuggte.4
heads and pearl drops. Mrs. Berg at the naval training center at San weekend. A large crowd is expect- Gail Hazophel and the Drinkard
and sons, Neal, and Henry, of
chose
a royal blue gown and both Diego, California.
ed. The band was here two years families, staying overnight at the
Stayton, Mr. and Mrs. AVliiter Rug­
had
black
accessories
and
cor-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Gerald
Nlsbet
are
ago
and was a huge success, it Drinkard ranch.
gles and Mr. and .Mrs. Charles
Guests recently of Mr. and Mrs.
sages
of
pink
carnations.
parents
of
a
baby
boy
born
Thurs-
will
be
a real treat to have them
Ruggles of Heppner, Mr. and .Mrs.
I^eo Watkins were Mr. and Mrs.
The
church
was
beautifully
de-
day
January
6
at
The
Dalles
and
back
again,
Earl McKinney and sons of lone,
corated with baskets of white weighed 7 lbs 4V4 oz.. He has been
It was discussed and a commit- E. C. Re and children of Olex.
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Ruggles of The
Corporal and Mrs. John Buck
chrysanthemums
and
pink
carna-
named
Robert
Scott.
Grandparents
tee
appointed to find out why we
Dalles, Mr. and Mrs.* Kenneth
and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Roberts
tions.
Before
the
ceremony
Miss
are
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
A.
Nisbet
of
had
no
health
clinic
the
past
two
Shannon of Gresham, Mrs. Cora
Carmen Royse, a schoolmate play- Wasco and Mr. and Mrs. R. W. I years and what can be done about left New Year’s day for Fort Ord,
Russell and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford
ed “Evening Star’’ and another Scott of Heppner. Great grandpar- it since Sherman county does pay California where John was to re­
Macey of Portland and Mr. and
port for discharge after serving
schoolmate, Dewaye Roe, sang ents include Mrs. Augusta Royse into a health clinic fund.
Mrs. George Wilcox of Salêm.
Vice-President Richard M. Nixon awards medals to Tully Nettleton
. “I I^ovt* You Truly" accompanied of Wasco, Mr. and Mrs. Archie
Mrs. Carl Nelson thanked all two years in the army. Mr. and
o f the Chr M ia n Science Monitor and George Swatnana of the
by Miss Royse who also played Nisbet of Rupert, Idaho. Mr. and who had helped with the work on Mrs. Roberts and Mrs. Buck re­
Installation of new officers for
the
wedding march.
Mrs. L. D. Neil of Heppner, Mr. the athletic field getting it ready turned home Thursday and John
Pttteburgh
Preee,
for
their
outstanding
article»
x>a
"How
Cgn
an
the Rebekah and Odd Fellow lod­
followed Saturday. The Buck’s
Gordon
Harper
a
friend
of
the
and
Mrs. D. H. Johnson of Sandy, for spring turfing,
Individual
Citiaen
Contribute
to
World
Peace."
They
are
among
ges was postponed until Wednes­
son John stayed with grandpar­
family
took
pictures
throughout
The
Nlsbets
other
three
children
hundreds
of'editors
who
wrote
original
articles
in
response
to
an
day evening January 19. The Re­
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Watkins.
the evening.
are with an aunt at Pendleton for,
awaad ’m ade by Lawrence S. Mayers for the best editorials or
Mrs Dewey Thomas was hostess
bekahs will meet at 7:30 p. m.
Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Hesgard
faatw
ca
on
this
subject.
Lawrence
8.
Mayors
is
a
U
S
,
Industrialist
Driving
to
Goldendale
to
attend
two
weeks.
Thursday
evening
January
7
to
Mrs, Alfred Kock and her dau­
and children spent the weekend
who
spends
much
of
hla
time
arid
private
resources
in
an
effort
the
wedding
besides
those
previ-
Mr
and
Mrs-
Gordon
Harper,
the
bridge
club.
Guests
were
Mrs.
ghter In law, Mrs. Bud Kock, re­
in Portland visiting his parents,
to Indicate toall the world the prominent place ponce occupies in our
ously mentioned were the bride’s
? " d Mrs- Mildred Zell,
M ar/ Pratt, Mrs. Ira Fridley and Mr. and Mrs. Noel Hesgard.
turned home last, Tuesday from a
thought«».
take the edge off Soviet pretentions on the subject.
grandmother,
Mrs. Fassberder Pearl McDonald, Mrs. Mildred Mc­ Mrs. Elton Medler. Club members
trip to California where they vis-
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Maddox of
Mrs. Augusta Huckln, and attending were Mrs. Pat Macnab,
ited relatives in Modesto and Bud
from South Dakota, Mrs. Joe Ree­ Donald,
T
Columbus, Ohio, are here visiting
Mrs.
Hugh
White,
attended
the
Kock In Salinas over the holidays.
ves and two daughters, Mrs. Gor­ Moro installation of officers of the Mrs. Pete Macnab, Mrs. Al Dor­ their daughter and family, Mr.
Wasco News
Bruce Alley took his mother, M oro Masonic Lodges
don Harper, Mrs. Leland Ander­ Mason and Eastern Star lodge* maier and Mrs. David Richelder­ and Mrs. Richard Bruner.
fer. High score went to Mrs. Frid­
Mrs. Sadie Alley and his sister,
M rs. Joe D ilnk.m i
son, Joe Drinkard," Stan Moore, Monday evening January 10.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Olsen of Kelso
ley and low to Mrs. Dormaier.
spent the New Year weekend with
Joe Drinkard Jr., Betty Haven,
Mr. and Mrs. Steve McMillin
Hold Joint Installation Wilson-Kellogg Wedding
Wasco people
attending the cousins Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Sar­
Merry Drinkard. and the bride’s were driven to Portland by Glen
Wednesday. Mrs. Ailey and dau­
Ney Year Elk dance were Mr. and gent.
brother
Jack.
Van
Gilder
Tuesday
where
Steve
Miss Shirley Mae Kellogg, dau­
ghter stayetl with Mr. and Mrs
Monday .January 10 Bethlehem
Mrs. John Foss, Mr. and Mrs. Pat
New Year day dinner guests of
A reception for the couple fol- was to receive medical care.
Toifi Alley as Mrs. Karnes and cliaPter tmicrtaine I the members ghter of Mr. and Mrs. John Kel­
Macnab, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Mac­ Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Sargent were
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and
Lee
O.
W
iiso
n
fso
n
o
f
,owlnN
the
ceremony
was
held
The
January
meeting
of
the
son left Thursday evening for the- of ,*'’ureka lodge'Mo. 121 A,F, & logg
Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Thom­ Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Van Gilder,
borne of the bride’s parents. Dorcas society of the Wasco nab,
lr home In Sttufley, Kansas aftei A.M. and their wives with a din- Mr. and .Mrs. Robert Berg were at
as, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Fridley, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Van Gilder,
ner
at
the
Moro
Community
united
in
marriage
at
the
Golden-
^
’e
tablc
was
covered,,
with
a
Church
of
Christ
held
at
the
«pending the holidays here with
and Mrs. George Macnab, Mrs. Miss Vivian Trounce and Mr. and
them. Mrs. Alley returned Friday. church, preceding .the Joint instal­ dale MCthodlst church, Thursday ,ovelY cloth of white nylon and home of Mrs Guy Andrews Wed- Mary Pratt, Don McDermid and Mrs. Lee Gunnel and Donna Jean
evening.
December
6.
The
Rev.
was
centered
by
a
beautiful
white
nesday
with
Mrs.
Arlet
Rhinehart
Mrs. Block was an over night lation of officers for both organi­
Mr. and Mrs. David Richelderfer. of »Moro.
Edwin B. Towle, pastor of that and sl,ver three tiered wedding co-hostess.
* £
guest of Mr. and Mns. Gus Smith zations.
church,
officated.
cake
toM*d
with
the
traditional
The
1955
officers
were
installed
Following
the
dinner
the
mem­
returning Thursday.
The bride, given In marriage
and Rrooni figurine.
by Mrs. Trace Fields and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Oran Raven and bers Joined friends from other
°M PUn? ^ aS th u r’v a ^ C i k L ? '^ ^ 7 ^ rSMAr'
son i returned here Wednesday wminuntfie* ,.t the Ma-onic hall by her father, wore a lovely white served
in Longview, Wn., where thev
t,u’ Installation.
Clarence lace and net over taffeta gown n '
buffet style. Mrs. Gordon }*r Van Gilder, president, Mrs.
from
For the sure w ay to fe e d crops
..-ver,.! d iy , 'lii* n™ S
SpiirllnR, Installing in,i.-,U'r, Lloyd .........." tlm, , X . X
T h ? £ PeA ? r? .‘ded.at. ,he.
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vice-president; Mrs.
•petit several days. They are stay
with
matching
lace
jacket.
The
vice
and
Mrs.
Leland
Anderson
Floyd
Haines,
secretary;
Mrs.
Jer-
ing with her grundparents, Mr. lienrlchs, marshal, and Hairy a altz lengih dress had a lace bod- had charge of the punch bowl.. Af- rY Barnett, treasurer and Mrs.
Pinkerton, chaplain, installed the
and Mrs. H, <). Dugger.
Ice and upper skirt with lace ter the couple cut the first piece L,. L Funk reporter.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Cox return­ following officers of Ebreka lodge l>oints
dipping down into the net of cake Mrs. Reeve« cut and ser- ------------------ -
ed home Saturday after spending for 195.5: Frank Sayra, worship­
Several boxes of clothing for
ful m ister, IX*an Pinkerton senior skirt. The lace was accented by ved the cake.
several weeks In Portland.
tiny
sparkling
gold
stars.
Her
'
Ir
Wilson
Is
at
present
employed
Korea
were brought to the meet-
warden,
Pau!
APey‘Junior
warden,
Mr. and Mrs. 4'urtls Slfirk of
Malcolm McDermid'arid Mrs. ing and the 14 kindergarten chairs
Bend spent the weekend at the Clyde'GUInior Hccretary,’ Robert fingertip veil was held In place
home of .Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Belshe treasurer, Joe Healer sen­ by a coronet of ceed pearls and ” *'son plans to finish school at were reported purchased, dellver-
Wasco high school.’
ed and in use since the last meet-
ior deacon. Clauda May junior her rhinestone necklace was a gift
Payne.
of
the
groom.
She
carried
a
white
Guests
attending
the
reception
Inff-
ih'.
on,
Willi
on
¿1;
ill
chaplain,
Mrs. (). N. Ruggles went home
were those from the wedding and
Attending besides those already
Sunday with her daughter, Mrs? Howard Ito-w marshal, Clarence
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Nelson, Mr. and named were Mrs. Tom Striker,
Earl McKinney to lone for a Hlgley senior steward, Ronald
Call
Lloyd Royse, Raymond Van Mrs. Bertha Moon, Mrs. Elmer
while.
.
Powell junior steward and Don- an I Mr. Van Gilder each made
Hill, Mrs. Dell Wright, Mrs. Owen
FARM CHEMICALS
A2C Stephen Bihby arrived last, aid King tyler. Mrs. Carroll Sayra short acceptance speeches and
Barnett, Mrs. Pat Buckley, Mrs.
Monday from Lackland Field In acted as installing organist fir presented members of their fam­
Wasco, Phone 543
Bert Watkins, Mrs. BUI White and
ilies.
Texas to visit his parents, Mr. and the Masons.
Miss Daisy Butler..
A short addenda was given for
Mrs. Art Blbby. lie went to Eu-
Before the installation of Beth-
A 6:30 potluck dinner preceded
gene Friday and spent a few days lehein chapter ,officers a clever the Junior past worthy p atro n ,
visiting his sister, Janice, who is skit was given In honor of the Mrs. Ron Christianson ¡md she Rock Wool Insulation the January meeting of the PTA
a student at the university.
Masons by 'Mrs. Collis Moore, was presented with flowers and
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Olds and son Mrs. Harry Pinkerton and Mrs. her past matron jewel. The new Pneumatically installed to
«.1,
Robin, and son John Alley were Claude May, After the skit the worthy matron was given an ad-
Chevrolet'« stealing the thunder from tho high«
Y Specifications Elim*
dinner guests Sunday at the home 1951 officer^. ashiuned their sta­ denda by the .junior past matron .
priced car« with the greatest choice going d
of Mr. arid Mrs. William Brlnkert. tions. Mrs. Bon Christian on, wor­ and star points in which she re- mates Voids, assures com-
The Grass Valley Rebekah lodge thy matron, welcomed the guests (eived a train of good thoughts plete coverage at proper
engine« and drlvoil
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No. 11K met at the IOOF hall and had the following visitors in­ and an arm bouquet of red rose- d e n s ity
buds,
Mr.
Lloyd
McRae
address-
n
‘
.
.
What a choice It 1st New 162-h.p. “Turbo-Fire VT? d
Wednesday evening for Its regular troduced and escorted to the East.
* ‘iys tor itself in Fuel
meeting. Mrs. John Rust, noble Lloyd McRae, right worthy ass J. i*l the group and presented his
two new “Blue-Flame** 6’sl New Overdrive, PowergBdC
grand presiding with fourteen grand pattern of the-general grand d au g h ter w ith i special gavel to Savings.
(extra-cost options), or new standard transmiaslonl
members present.
Local references g i v e n
chapter, Mrs. Marjorie Simpson, use during her year as worthy
Come in and see how much fun it is to drive the
Mrs. Vern Mobley came home worthy grand matron and Will­ matron. He thanked the chapter gladly.
Saturday from The Dalles where iam Mckh\«le. past worthy grand for the privilege of installing his
Motoramic Chevrolet of your choice.
,
New, Low Prices
she spent a few days for medical patron of the grand chapter of daughter as worthy matron.
Assorted cookies, coffee and tea
attention. Mr. and Mrs. Mobley Oregon. \ln . Darwin Van Gilder
Satisfaction Guaranteed
went to The Dalles Monday and Installing yiation, was escorted to were served to the group follow­
Estimates
Free without obli­
ÌL-. '
brought their son. Ronald, home the East t(|id ? introduced Lloyd ing the installation ceremony.
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aftei spending a few days in the McRae, lnetVillng patron, Mrs. Pouring at the tea table were Mrs. gation
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Terms if Desired
hospital with pneumonia.
•» ’ Lloyd .M^Rae, marshal, Mrs.. Roy Hal Simpson. Mrs. Keith McDon­
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Mrs. A| KnlierLs came up Wed­ Belshec, chaplain, and (.Mrs. Car- ald, Mrs. Harriet Romine and Mrs.
CLARENCE ODELL
nesday from Corvallis and was an roll Sayrw, organist. The following Ruble Johnson.
’»ox 127 Wasco Ph. 303
over night guest of her parents, officers for 1955 were installed;
Mr. and Mt'4. Fred (’ox. They met worthy mairuri. Mrs. Thomas W.
her in The Dalles.
Mo, , age Lo i” , To Meet Your Individual Needs
1 hoiup»oik wyrlliy patron, Dar­
Sam Alberty and James lYiylftr win
\
an
Gilder;
associate
matron,
of Moro spent Saturday li^ New­
ATTRAI’TIVE TERMS
Mrs WIIHtim Waff: associate pa­
berg visiting at the home of Mr. tron,
Frank S a y ts e c re ta ry , Mrs.
PROMPT SERVICE
and Mrs. A. S. Alberty.
Mr. and Mi Charles Dayls li ft Durwiiv ,\a n Gilder; treasurer,
Standard Insurance Co.
last Tuesday for Portland to spend »Mrs. Claude May; conductress,
a few days visiting relatives be­ Mrs.' Ron ild Powell: associate con­
A western company serving western agriculture
fore leaving for southern Califor­ ductress, Mrs. II. II. Roberson;
N«W "TURBO-rill V«’ WITH
NEW ‘TUMO-FIRI V«" WITH
nia to spend the winter and to clMiplal^,» ;Mi\s. Howard Ro.s»,,
» ynch « o - m « sh tianímission
ovnoM va
H O M E OEEICE
rO W H O U D I
marshall,
Mrs.
J,
T.
Jones;
organ-
visit her son, Roy Dykstra and
lit. Mrs. Harry Pinkerton; Adah,
family.
812 S. W Washington
Portland, Oregon
Mrs. A. von Borstel aecmnpnn- Mrs. Rohort Hoskinson; Ruth,
Phone ATwater 4331
le I Mr. and Mrs. Erank von Bor- \V's. Maty, Eva, lather, Mrs. Joe
loeooa^ommeeoooooooooeveaoeeoaaeome«
stol on a business trip to Portland Healer;, Martha, Mrs.» T. II. Fra
si
r.
Electa,
Mrs.
Truman
Strong,
Friday; that evening they called
at St. V invent hoapltul to see Claus warder, Mrs. t,ester Conlee; sen-
Bardenhagen and Art Justesen tinal, Harry PlnKVrton. Mrs. John
and report that Ixith are Improv­ Paul and Rev Alfred Solomon
ing.
Saturday they called on each s.rtig. sol>4-< -Mrs.» Ti>impson
S( < h rk 1 i»x rofrf-nhnipf 11 com.iig vp.
Frank’s mother, Mrs. Carsten von
Take a moment to enjoy the a .it.« i> u ig
Borstel at Gladstone returning
good taste of Olympia . . .
home Sunday.
D U N LA P AGENCY
then carry on. re/reehed.
nmt “ u u e -R A M i t i r
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wolfe and
M W " M U M A M I 11J" WITH
N IW “BLUI-HAM I 1 « *» WITH
family were callers Sunday at the
SYNCHeO-MBM TIANSMISSION
Insurance
O V M D tlV I
ro w ia o tiD i
home of Mr. and Mrs. Ix?n Gar­
land
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Phone 251
lly Mr*. A. F. Ralarr
Nixon Awards Peace Medals
w.
bible with a white and purple
orchid.
For something old, borrowed,
and blue, the bride wore a garter
wh|ch she got from Mrs. Harry
Adams, who had worn it at her
wedding and which she has gen-
erously loaned to several other
brides.
t
• Miss Kellogg's attendant Vau-
ghna Rothery wore a blue waltz
length net gown with a maching
cap. She carried a nose gay of
three red rosebuds surrounded by
pink carnations and pink satin
Gilder and Cherrill Field*,
The bride was kidnapped and
taken for a ride by her chums and
after being brought back by the
groom, the wedding gifts were
opened and admired.
SHELL
NH, SERVICE
HOMEOWNERS
« <
exciting new ways to go I ;
now for
< nth
df
I ii i\k s
We wish to thank all our friends
for the lovely flowers, cards and
deeds of kindness during the Ill­
ness and loss of our Husband and
Father.
Allle Ruggles and family
Grass, Valley, Oregon
Everything’« new In the
Afoioramk Chevrotrt
Dr. Otis G. Perkins
C H E V R O L E T ,'
O p to m e tr is t
Barley Market Steady
Rurlev was barely steady to*’a>
cents lower at Portland. No. 2
Western barley was $ft| a ton for
coast delivery. Willamette valley
l/annchen barley was $M, deliv­
ered at Portland. Oats sold over a
whir range. Willamette valley No
2 Whfte oats brought $53.50 to
$55.50 a ton. Corn was $07.*
Olympia]
Afone ì A m a rs ê w 'c a r^ a new concomí 0 / icw -cort m o to rin g /
’ Nt.
I Aero«
from
Stadleman
Bonn Hardware)
P I io h p
.VMiS
The limile». Ore
OLYMPIA BRLWIHQ COMPANY, OirmaM, Wa»A. u , « A »\®
SUNSET MOTOR COMPANY
523 East Third Street. The Dalles, Oregon — Phone 21M
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