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SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL
Supplement
A p r i l 1. 1955
Under good of the order a gift
Cake and coffee were served at
was
presented Mr. and Mrs. Leo
the close of lodge.
Baskets of daffodils and roses Whtkins for their sliver wedding
anniversary which they were cele
were used to decorate.
Mrs. Joe llrlnkaru
Corsages of pink carnations brating that day.
Refreshments were served at
The annual Sherman county Re were presented each convention
bekah convention was held March officer, pink apple blossoms to the close of lodge by Mr-. Sam
17 at Wasco. State President Ber- the president and a pink rose cor Brock. Cakes were decora: *d ap
propriately for the WatkinV and
yle Drpry of Diamond Rel>ekah sage to Mrs. Rhinehart.
lodge No. 8!) of Coburg was intro
Officers elected and installed for one for Mr. and Mrs. Floyd llaine-
duced. Also Mrs. Stella Tumlison next year were Eva Cantrall, for their fourth anniversary.
The next meeting night April 13
of Hope lodge No. 33 Alberta, Can chairman; Josephine Gentry, vice-
ada: Officers and members of chairman; Juanita Ruggles, musi will he the annual waffle fe-. 1
Marion No. 127, Grass Valley No. cian, Vada DeMoss, conductress. for members and their families to
118 and Lupine No. 116 Moro, Laura Grabenhorst, warden, Irene begin at 6:30 p. m.
were present. Marion lodge opened Rhinehart, outside guardian: Sa
Mr. and Mrs.G. A. Sargent too
then turned the meeting to the die Rich, inside guardian; Ada Ea
her
cousin Mrs. Reba Sheppard t
convention officers,
who were ster and Edna Kee, right and left
Edith Brock, chairman. Eva Can- supports to the chairman: Althea Kelso Saturday to visit anotht
trail vice-chairman Selma W at- Burnet, chaplain; and Helen Olds cousin. From there they drove t
Corvallis to visit their daughter
kins, secretary-treasurer: Bertha secretary-treasurer.
family Mr. and Mrs. Charles N
Belshe, chaplain. Helen Olds, out
Mr. ami Mrs. Leo Watkins cele
side guardian; Grace Medler, in brated their silver wedding anni vllle. Mrs. Neville and childrt
side guardian; Leona Douma versary Wednesday, March 23. came home with them and he a
musician; Vada DeMoss, warden Part of the schedule for celebra rived Thursday to returned the
Charlotte Barnet, conductress; lefl tion in their honor was dinner home Saturday.
and right supports for the vice Tuesday evening with the John
R. M. Johnson was a bv
chairman were Edna Kee and Mol Bucks at Moro and Thursday ev ne
ltor in The Dalles Wedn
lie McLachlan and Lena Brock ening when Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
left support to the chairman.
Mr. and ‘Mrs. Gene McConaughy
Gosson and daughters, Deborah
Convention committees were and Denise, arrived from Ashland and daughter are living in the
press, Edna Kee, Florence John and the John Bucks were togeth co-op house recently vacated by
ston and Georgie Drinkard; re er. Saturday the family all drove Mr. -and Mrs. George Harris. Mr:
solutions, Sadie Rich, Laura Sath- to The Dalles to have group pic McConaughy is employed by tht
er and Charlotte Barnett; Mem tures taken and also some of the
orial committee included Leona honor *couple.
Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs
Douma, Flossie Haines and Vada
The Gossons also visited with Virgil Brock were cousins Mr. am
DeMoss and for the thanks com
Mrs. Mel Marmison and daughter
mittee, Helen Olds, Bertha Belshe
of Portland. Mrs. Brock's tnethei
and Grace Medler.
‘ting of the AiuV” Mrs. John McKennon of Twit
The regular
Deputy presidents introduced
n lodi ;e No. 127 opened in regu- Falls, Idaho has been here a weel
with President Drury were Moro,
iion Wednesday with ten but left foi* home Monday.
lar
Mollie M'Lachlan. Grass Valiev officers
Mr.- and Mrs. Stan Krusow am
in the chairs. Pro-tems for
Charlotte Barnett and Wa-^o Sel those absent were Mrs. Earl Es- son of Lyle, Wn., visited her pat
ma Watkins.
kelson, conductress; Mrs. Viigil ems Mr. and Mrs. Glen Wallace
Tributes to all past chairmen Brock, chaplain; Mrs. Grace-Med Jack, Jim and David had spen
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ler, right support of the vice several days with the Krusows.
DeMoss representttTg Lupine lodge grand.
included Helen Olds, Laura Sath-
er, Mamie Bayer, Bertha Belshe,
Lena Brock, Leona Douma. Edna
Kee and Selma Watkins.
An amissing redding “To Be or
Not To Be’’ was written and read
by Mrs. Belshe.
Helen Olds gave a report on the
1'nlted Nations youth pilgrimage.
Each of the three lodges were ask
For the 200 taxpayers who have failed to file their
ed to appoint a representative to
retrun by M irch 2nd as provided by law, a 15 day
attend the speech contest.
The evening banquet dinner was
extension is granted under ORS 308.295, after t.iis
prepared and served by the Me
time a penally may be imposed.
thodist WSCS ladies.
During the evening session a
DEADLINE TO FILE YOUR RETURN IS April 5
tribute and gift was presented by
the Marion lodge, noble grand,
Please bring your form with you.
Ir me Rhinehart. Mrs. Drury was
escorted bv Leo Watkins to the
Clair L. Balzer
center of the floor where under
Assessor
the three links held by Marvin
Howell and Floyd Haines the gift
was presented.
Wasco News
PERSONAL PROPERTY R E iilU iS
are now delinquent
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