PAGE 3 SHERMAN COUMTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON
FRIDAY, May 2«. IMS
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l i acnab, Mr. and Mrs. George
ra were present with members bridge were In play by the Wed Macnab, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Mac
Mrs Malcolm McDermid, Mrs. Har nesday bridge club when they nab and Mr. and Mrs Bill Macnab.
Moro Personals
ry Adams, Mrs. Elton Medler, Mrs. met with Mrs. Harry Adams. Mes For entertainment the group play
Sherry Woods, who will gradu John Hilderbrand, Mrs. George dames Tom Macnab, David Richel
® Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Miller
ed cards and visited. Lunch
this Macnab, Mrs. Clem Welk.
drove to Eugene Friday to have a ate from Moro high sch
Mrs. derfer, Gerald Nisliet, Al Dorma served late in the evening.
part In the junior weekend festiv- year, has been awarded a state Welk and Mrs. Fridley held club ler. Steve O’Meara, Pat Macnab,
at the Capitol City
A regular monthly meeting of
* »ties. Their son, Roger, Is a student scholarship for study next year and guest high scores and Mrs. were guests, Mesdames Malcolm the Marlon Rebekah lodge No. 127
at
Oregon
State
college.
•
O'Meara carried home the consola
at the university.
Such lunches as we are serv-
The scholarship, awarded by the tion prize. Salad, hot rolls and cof Hilderbrand, Henry Richelderfer, was held May 11. During the short
Mr. and Mrs. Free Crews were
business meeting Mr. and Mrs.
here Sunday from Cannon Beach state system of higher education, fee were served. Mrs. Elton Med were members present. Mrs. Tom John DeMoss were welcomed Itack
But some of them were slim when they came in.
to take a look at the rodeo and is valued at $120. Students must ler will entertain the club May 18. Macnab held guest high and Mrs. from their
winter’s stay in
rank in the upper one-third of
Mrs. Dewey Thomas entertain O’Meara got the draw prize. Salad Arizona. Mrs. Wilkinson and Mrs.
visit relatives and friends.
ing. To see our customers walk out of here after
Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Balsiger, their high school graduating class ed her bridge club with Mrs. Chet a yd nu thread were served.
DeMoss, were chaplain and left
to
be
eligible.
lunch you’d think we served no slim folks at all
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Bob
Nisbet
are
Coats,
Mrs.
Ira
Fridley
and
Mrs.
accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Col
Miss Woods, daughter of Mr. Dale Laughlin guests and mem parents of a baby girl named An support to the vice grand, protems
lis Moore, drove to Eugene Friday
for the evening. Mrs. Floyd Hain
to attend the Junior weekend at and Mrs. E. L. Woods, Moro, plans bers Mrs. David Richelderfer, Mrs. nette Marie, born May 1 in The es and Mrs. Rhinhart served cake
to
study
elementary
education
at
Dalles.
She
weighed
8
lbs.
2
oz.
Pat
Macnab,
Mrs.
Gerald
Nisbet,
the university and visit Edwin
Oregon State. She has been editor Mrs. Al Dormaler and Mrs. John Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. A. and jello. Birthdays will be cele
Balsiger, a student there.
brated May 25.
DeWalt Elrod, a Moroite in days of the yearbook at Moro high her Foss present. Guest high went to D. McConaughy of Moro and Mr.
The Dorcas society met at the
senior
year.
and
Mrs.
W.
A.
Nisbet
of
WMsco.
Mrs.
Coats
and
club
to
Mrs.
Nis
gone by, a son of Mr and Mrs. E.
home of Mrs. Jerry Barnett Wed
Mrs.
Gerald
Nisbet
was
hostess
bet
with
low
to
Mrs.
Foss.
A
des
W. Elrod, died in Portland last
William Niskanen of Bend, for
T h e re ’« « peck o’ pleasure in every handy ca r to n o f
Thursday to her bridge club. Mrs. nesday May 11. Present were Mes
week.
mer state representative and di sert supper was served.
dames I^urence Funk. Merlin
refreehing O ly m p ia Beer. Be aure to b rin g home enoughI
Harry
Adams,
Mrs.
Henry
Richel
Bill Patterson was over from rector of Pacific Trailways, stop
Mr. and Mrs. Clem Welk were
Shields, Sadie McKean, Arthur
Maupin and Mac Alsup from Tvgh ped in Moro Wednesday while on hosts at two Saturday evening derfer and Mrs. Ira Fridley were Van Gilder, Owen Barnett, Trace
Valley both to watch the rodeo at his way home from a trip around get togethers recently. Guests for guests. Members present were Fields, Sam Brock, Leo Watkins
Mesdames David Richelderfer. Pat
the fairgrounds Sunday.
the line of his buses. His com the first party were Mr. and Mrs.
and Mrs. Pearson.
Mrs. Floyd
Mrs. James Dyer has returned pany is going to advertise the Virgil Larimore, Mr. and Mrs. Macnab, Dewey Thomas, Al Dor- Haines was co-hostess. A very
maier
and
John
Foss.
Refresh
from two weeks spent visiting areas through which its buses John Hilderbrand, Mr. and Mrs.
breif business meeting was held.
relatives and friends in Salem.
David Richelderfer. They played ments were served later after the The society decided to donate
travel this year.
prizes
were
given
to
Mrs.
Adams
John I. Sell, vice-president of
Lloyd Johnson is taking some bridge and visited, after which a
funds to the Vacation Bible
the First National Bank, now in time off from mail sorting this buffet luncheon was served. At high, Mrs. Dormaler second and school which probably will start
Mrs.
Richelderfer
low.
Portland, was here Tuesday after week and recovering frpm a split the second were the Larimoies,
A housewarming party was giv June 6 at the Church of Christ.
noon for an hour or so to look finger which he caught in a gar the Rlchelderfers, the Malcolm
en
for Mr, and Mrs. Leland Medler The next meeting is to be the last
over the country for the benefit den tractor belt while indulging McDermid and Mr. and Mrs. Pat
and
family. Their guests included for the season and will be June 8
of headquarters.
Macnab. They visited and watched
in his hobby of gardening.
Mr.
and
Mrs. Chet Coats, Mr. and at the home of Mrs. Guy An
Next Saturday night at Har-
Acreage allotments for states television and then enjoyed a buf-
Mrs.
Morris
Burnett, Mr. and Mrs. drews.
landview grange, Vern Schooling, and counties are expected by next fetsupper.
Mrs. Arthur Van Gilder and
Pete
Macnab,
Mr. and Mrs. Pat
former grange officer, will speak week as the state committee met
Three tables of progressive
Betty Haven entered horses in the
and Lloyd Adams, manager (if the Thursday to determine these ac
Milton-Freewater T e a Festival
social security office in The Dalles reages.
horse show Saturday May 14.
43c
ADVANCE
ON
WOOL
-
60c
ON
MOHAIR
will talk on the program now
A shower in honor of Miss
Betty showed in the finals for the
available for farmers.
Sharon Martin, daughter of Mr.
pleasure horse class and Mrs. \ an
Mrs. Gilbert of Montana is here and Mrs. Kenneth Martin of
Gilder took second in the Arabian
W a te r*
<
for a visit with her daughter, Mrs. Kent, who will become the bride
costume class. She returned home
' Bags and Twine furnished
Cliff Chipman and family. She is of Robert Martin, son of Mr. and
æ*
th a t makes th e differ®
Saturday and the Havens Sunday.
on her way home to Montana af Mrs. Orlow Martin of Moro next
PACIFIC WOOL GROWERS
COMPANY, Olympia, Wash. U. I . A.*«®
owrum
ter spending the winter in ( al- month was given Saturday after-
ifornia with other members of her non at the Moro church with
Dr. Frank D. Reid
Mesdames Tony Miller, Floyd
family.
Il UNTIMI'
Mr. and Mrs. John DeMoss mo Lane, Blaine Miller, G. Douma and
W hether it rains or not the wind is going to blow. 4
Office Closed Until Further
tored to Eugene May 8 to attend Vernon Miller, as hostesses.
If your roof is in bad repair or about to he, see me *
Notice
thè funeral of Mrs. Herschel Davis
Moro Hotel 761
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on the 9th. Mr. Davis is the son WASCO NEWS
Mrs. Joe Hrinkarti
about—
a
o fthe late Lizzie and P. Waldo
A Brown Swiss breeder, P. G.
Davis who lived for many years
!
at1 DeMoss Springs before moving O’Meara, Wasco, has recently
sold
the
bull,
Bid’s
Jewel’s
Duke
to Eugene.
for X have several kinds of roofing th at are well ♦
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Piatt and 121949, to John Fulton, Wasco, ac
erfection
cording
to
a
report
from
Fred
S.
children of Los Angeles visited
adapted to this country, th a t will not blow off and
with his aunt Mrs. Vada DeMoss Idtse, secretary of the Brown
th at will shed rain for years.
!
and family from Sunday until Swiss Breeders’ Association, Be
in every service
loit,
Wisconsin.
Thursday when they left for I a-
CLARENCE ODELL,
♦
The
Community
pinochle
club
coma, Wn., to visit his mother,
a t reasonable cost.
WASCO, OREGON
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Modern Tune up equipmenU-good work guaranteed
Mrs. Lee Pearson and family. met Monday evening May 9 at the
home
of
Mrs.
Dewey
Thomas.
En
Thursday morning Mrs. DeMoss
Specialist in carbureation and ignition
had a brunch in honor of Mrs. joying the evening were Mes
dames
Chet
Coats,
Tom
Macnab,
Piatt.
All replacement parts used on tune-up jobs are
Mr. and Mrs. John M. DeMoss Pat Macnab, Kenneth Fridley,
left today for Hansville, Wn., so Elton Medler,’ Don Macnab, Morris
For the sure way to feed crops
as to be there for the dance recital Burnett, Bill Macnab, George Fox,
from m anufacturer
Saturday evening when grand Leland Medler and Ira Fridley.
Mrs.
Bill
Macnab,
Mrs.
Ira
Fridley
daughters Christina and Georgia
and Mrs. Fox won second high,
MILLER MOTORS
DeMoss are participants.
funeral directors
C. R. Ix>gan is here to take one high and low score prizes.
Mrs. Lloyd Royse, Mrs. Augusta
of his periodic checks on the
Wasco, Oregon
Leonard & Wilma Smith
county books. He is the county Royse, Mrs. Richard Bruner, Mrs.
Phone The Dalles 3135
John Robinson, Mrs. Art Smith,
auditor.
Mrs. Jack Lawrence entered the Mrs. Harley Dutton and Mrs. Vle-
Providence hospital in Port lami da Van Gaasbeck attended the sub
Monday morning for a series of district mid-Columbia convention
tests and if found in condition at Fossil recently. Then Mrs. Van
will undergo surgery for her heart Gaasbeck and Mrs. Bruner attend
Call
condition. Mr. I^awrence went ed the state convention of the
womens
society
of
Christian
ser
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down Thursday morning to be
vice in Portland last week at the
with her.
, Freemont Methodist church.
Wasco, Phone 543
A group of friends were invited
Mrs. Henry Richelderfer was
Wednesday evening to the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Curly DeMoss, hostess for the Wednesday bridge
where Mr. and Mrs. John M. De club recently. Two guests Mrs.
Moss showed pictures of then Ira Fridley and Mrs. Steve O’Mea-
trips to Washington, Canada and
Arizona and way points. 1 lu > » n
tertalned more friends Thursday
evening.
.
Fair Griffin, area conservation
ist from Pendleton, was here
Tuesday to bring some informa
tion to the soil conservation force
at work in this county.
Wren Hogue of Crater Lake was
in the county this week visiting
relatives and friends.
He says
there Is about eight feet of snow
at the lake y e t . ______ _—
Sherry Woods Wins
OSC Scholarship
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now for
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