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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 25, 1955)
o © PAGE J RHEKMAM «'<>1 STY Moro Personals M olto. © O KEGOX Wasco News Mrs. Joe Mrinkarti A drivers license examiner will* The first bi-monthly meeting of be on duty in Moro, Tuesday, March 1, 1955 at the courthouse the Marion Rebekah lodge was between the hours of 10 a. m. and held at the little Legion hall with 18 members present. 3 p. m. During the business meeting HANDY GIKI«rt SEWING CLVB more plans for the coming con The handy girls met Monday, February 21. There were six girls vention were made. Also for the present. Some of the girls are bake sale. Mrs. Sadie Rich and Mrs. Gra e Medler were named making blouses. Ronda Fraser for the flower committee. The brought the refreshments. next meeing in two weeks will be The annual meeting of the Sher mainly for practice. man county ladies club of Port Refreshments were served by land will be held this year on Sun Mrs. Medler and Mrs. Rich who day, March 15, at the Imperial followed the Valentine day theme Hotel where dinner will be served and Washington’s birthday in de- at 1:30 p. m. Tom Fraser is a mem ber of the program committee and corations for the table. Dewayne Roe was host at an in- he reports that an interesting formad party Saturday evening at group of features will be given his home. Music for dancing and with time left for visiting by ex- singing was played by Betty Hav- Sherman countians. en with an accordion, Virgil Jepp- Joe Moore, who has taken the son played a violin and Bruce De position with the First National Loff played a guitar. bank formerly held by John Sell, Also enjoying the evening were was here Wednesday getting ac Carmen Royse, Merry Drinkard, quainted with the bank personnel Vaughna Rothery, Margret Sherr- and with business men. He will er, Joe Drinkard, Stanley Moore, live in Portland. Jim, Jack and David Wallace, Mrs. Orville Hockman will take Wally Morris, Neal Eaton, Russell her vacation from tl^e bank leav Blake, Donald Roe, Jerry Delco ing Sunday, with her sister, Mrs. and Randy Pearson. Harold White of Wasco, for San Harry Decker is home from the Jose to visit her sister, Grace and hospital where he received medi family and then on to Santa Cruz cal attention for pneumonia. His to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. mother, Mrs. Oliver Decker and Jack Cothran. They will be gone sister Vivian of Enterprise are about ten days. here visiting him and also the Mrs. George Benson attended Charles and Roe Decker 'families. a convention of the Fratex corp Mr. and Mrs. Pat Macnab and oration in Tacoma, Washington Mr. and Mrs. Harry Adams drove last week and met the oflcers who were out to the coast for the oc Now Open casion. MORO BENAUTY SHOP Mr. and Mrs. Giles French re same location turned Monday evening from Eu gene and Salem where they at PHONE 512 tended the winter newspaper con ference, visited friends and at tended the legislative session Monday morning. Representative Allen Tom of Rufus, chairman of the house I education committee was featured speaker before the Multnomah county OEA Thursday night. ¿ Ì Joy Baumgartner, who is at tending Carleton college at North- For the sure woy field, Minn., has been chosen as to feed crops one of the top 15 percent of the students recognized at a scholar ship dinner. Mr. and Mrs. E. Amidon re turned last week fro a winter spent the Hawaiian islands which they enjoyed very nfuch. Worthy High Priestess Mrs. Roy Belshee and Watchman of Shepherds Hildred Zell, of Jasper Shrine No. 3 White Shrine of Jer usalem, gave a dinner Wednesday Coll evening, February 23 at The Dal les Hotel Gold room for their of FARM CHEMICALS ficers. Thirty-eight were there, after dinner bingo with cards Wasco. Phone 543 were played. A. R. Rasmussen underwent an operation for gallstones in The Dalles last Friday and is report ed to be getting along fine and already walking around. © @ FKIDAY, FEBKVARY S3, to The Dalles Sunday to attend Fridley was a guest and other the picture 20.000 leagues Under members playing were Mrs. Mal- A lm McDermid. Mrs. VlrgiQ-ar- the Sea. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Gray cele miore. Mrs. John Wdderbrand and brated their fifth wedding anni Mrs. George Macnab. The next meeting is to be at the versary by attending the same home of Mrs. Hfclerbrand. movie Monday evening. At the February meeting of the Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Wallace were here for the weekend visit Wasco city council all but one Included ing his parents Mr. and Mrs. Glen member waa present. were I«ewls Hastings, Tom Strik Wallace. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Glenz and er. Art Smith, David Richelderfer, son Danny, son in law and daugh- Jerry Barnett, Jack Rothery and ter of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Wallace Mrs. Oral Godson, recorder. Ray have moved to Cadot, Wisconsin. Kelso of Moro represented the Damon Fields has been here Pacific Power and Light company from Canada attending business with information on Improving and visiting friends and relatives the street lighting. Mr. Roth of among them Sheriff Fields Fields of the Roth Music Center was there to discuss the television installa Moro and Shephen O'Meara’s The Wednesday bridge club met tion and operation advantages and Mr. and Mrs. at the home of Mrs. Clem Welk difficulties here. Floyd Haines attended for the for its Valentine party. Valentine h'e cream was served from heart purpose of applying for the post <t*shes on appropriately decorated JUm °f cy et‘***r* °[f V B®F , tables. Candy hearts were served Community hoi se 1 loweve in heart shaped dishes. The tra- council voted to offe. the return veling prize was won by Mrs. of the ,io^‘se .to * 1 . Harry Adams, high by Mrs. Elton cause of the lack of in ttu -t of the Medler and consolation by Mrs. fun<te f° r Richelderfer. Mrs. Ira project has held It up so long. Henry IT YOURSELF AND SAVE $ $ ERECT YOUR O W N "TRUSSLESS" STEEL Wonder Building Many erected in two deys. 18 gauge steel arch panels form the building. All sizes—length unlimited. F R E D M A U SER The February meeting of the Dorcas society of the Wasco Church of tw i> : was held at the home of Mrs. M *rlin Shields with Mrs. Sadie Rich co-hostess. A de- iici^ise dessert uncheon was en- joyed by meml ers. Mrs. Arthur Van Gilder, Mrs. Floyd Haines, Mrs. Leo Watkins, Mrs. Sadie Mc Kean, Mrs. Deal, Mrs. Elmer Hill, Mrs. Guy Andrews, Mrs. Jose, Mrs. Bert Watkins, Mrs. Tom Striker, Mrs. Bertha Moon an t Mrs. L. L. Funk. A business meet ing followed. The brunches are still being held and are "come as you are’’ parties. The county-wide observation of World Day of Prayer will lie held at the Community ohurvh at Moro Friday, Feb. 25 at 2 p. nt. Anyone wishing to go should be at the Church of Christ atiout 1 p. m Mem tiers or friends who are sewing for child welfare are ask ed to have their garments at the little legion hall by the March meeting which is to lie March 7. Mrs. Floyd Haines, Mrs. Les ter Gray, Mrs. Glen Wallace, Mrs. Leo Watkins, Mrs. Arlet Rhine hart and Mrs. Grover Ixing, met at the home of Mrs. Virgil Brock the last two Mondays to study Rebek ah work and practice for the com ing convention Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Van Gild er drove to The Dalles Sunday to visit her uncle, Lee Hines, who is 111 at The Dalles hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Van Gilder are in The Dalles. Harry was en tered Sunday In the hospital for treatment. A missionary from West Mexico wa.tfiere last Friday evening for Alsup and family of Moro and Mrs. a talk and to show pictures at the Barbara Gosson and children of Wasco Church of Christ. The Dalles. The annual blue and gold ban- qkL is to be Thursday evening February 24. A pack meeting will lie held later to make awards to O H E M IK I the Cubs. OFFICE DAYS Mrs Charles Weblier of Halsey Tur »«Lay, \\ ednenduy, Friday accompanied Mr. and Mrs. George M o r o l l o l e l 761 Drainkard Jr when they returned home last week. She is visiting her brother in law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. George Drinkard sr. and other ’ ( H I M O « » M O I O I ) ■ M I B — and other rectal diiorder» Tiny Gayle Lorraine Gosson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I.Ioyd Y’TJP • COLON & STOMACH AILMENTS e IUFTUIE (Harnia) • TREATED Gosaon, is two weeks old and has WITHOUT HOSPITAL OMRATION one tooth and another coming. CREDIT TO M S d O N S IB U M O F U Joe Hines of San Francisco, is visiting bin mother, Mrs. Lee tree s ä Dehler over the weekend. He is THE D E A N C L IN IC employed by the U. S. Steel com Opee 10 ««Ml S Monday throu«h Friday. Uelll 8 p m. Monday, Wednesday and Friday. pany. Suntiay dinner guests at Chlreprottlc Fhyilclan» . . . In eur 45th year, the Dehlers were her son in law 1 0 3 4 NORTHEAST SANDY BOULEVARD T a to q h n o EA«t 341 > Portland 13, O re. and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Dia Frank D. Reid P IL E S ““ I t’s fine to feel like Spring and better to look like Spring. W e D ress You Dor It. We Keep what you at a price you can pay WASCO J-45-Ü-«U« a Come one Come all Phone 2248 The Dalles now for To Olympial The Mad Hatter's Ball There's a pack o’ pleasure in every handy carton of refreshing Olympia Beer. Be sure to bring home enough! S ponsored by th e J u n io r ( la>> iNHÖ S a tu r d a y , F ebruary 2 6 Moro School Gym NEW ROYAL TRITON IRA FRIDLEY Consignee Wasco. 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