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© © PAGE 4 SHERMAN COVNTY JOURNAL, MOHO, OREGON o © o o © o FRIDAY, Muy 20, 1»M Mr. and Mrs. Harold Eakin and rived here last Tuesday from Los Jim Ziegler To Be Gatos, Calif., to visit Mrs. O. N. son, Harr^Dean, took the seventh t< Ruggles. Starr Ruggles of Stay- grade pupils, Gene Schilling, Or- si June Bridegroom ton and his sister, Mrs. Eva Lan ville Blaylock, Tommy Eakin, tl Ily Mm. A. F. Balzer Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lee Ane Mr. and Mrs. Eben Kee, Tex dry of Portland, arrived Friday John Sant, Julia Bayer and Flor- S derson of Louisville, Kentucky, IrzEk of Moro and Pat McHugh to visit the Youngs and Mrs. Rug ene Crews to Warm Springs Sat announce the engagment of her left Saturday for San Francisco, gles. The Youngs left Monday ti r ¡ay where they spent the day v daughter, Dolly Raye Sullivent, swimming and picnicking. Others r California where they attended for lx?xingtun to visit Mr. and to James D. Ziegler of Grass Val going were Mona Eakin, Rosalee the Cockell and Marciano fight Mrs.Walter Ruggles. ley, Oregon, son of Mr and Mrs. Eslinger and Virginia Todd. I Monday night at the stadium. Mr. an 1 Mrs. Willard Rolfe and Herman Ziegler of Grass Valley. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Eakin children were business visitors in Committee members and Den ' The bride-elect Is the daughter of • Portland Saturday returning home mothers of Cub Scout pack No. c the late H. R. Sullivent of Lex Mrs. Sam Strubb and children, Sunday. 362 met at the school house Frl- - ington, Kentucky. i^aurie, Lynn and Michael from day evening to plan a program Miss Sullivent, a graduate stu Mrs. Walter Davis entertained for the next pack meeting to be 2 Buxton, Oregon. dent at the University of Oregon Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Barnett her bridge club at the home of held June 3. Friday evening, at 1 in Eugene, is a graduate of the went to Ooldendale Sunday and Mrs. Frank Ketter last Tuesday the school house. Mrs. Myrle 1 University of Kentucky, where spent the day visiting his. sister, evening with three tables in play. Smith and Mrs. Elton Eakin ser she was a member of Zeta T au Mrs. Opal Parkins held high, Mrs. ved cake and coffee after the ( Mrs. Marie Smith. Alpha, Mortar Board and Theta Davis second, Mrs. Ted Kelly low. ’ Sigma Phi. Joy von Borstel celebrated her Mrs. Eben Kee won the traveling meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Cox and Mrs. 1 Mr Ziegler Is also a graduate eighth birthday anniversary last prize. Others present were Mrs. student at the University of Ore Tuesday when her mother, Mrs. Arzell Lemley, Mrs. Alfred Kock, John Rust went to Condon Sunday ' gon, where he is president of Phi Donald von Borstel, invited her Mrs. John Rust, Mrs. Earl Olds, on business and visited the form- * Delta Kappa, men’s honorary ed friends in after school. Present Mrs. C. R. Andersen, Mrs. Ken er’s son, Warren Morgan and * 1 ucational fraternity. He is a grad were Sally Sue Bibby, Ruth Alley, drick Dunlap and Mrs. Joe Bibby. family. Mrs. Clyde Stradley and Mrs. i uate of Oregon State college and Anne Brown, Patty Brown, Carol Refreshments were served by the Alfred Payne took the sixth grade served in the U S. army. Owens, Patricia Alsup. Lois Payne, pupils, Alice Eslinger, Jeannie - The wedding will be June 7 in Peggy Riggs, Ardine Todd, and hostess. Mr. and Mrs. Gus Hartmann of Baumgartner. Alfa Jean Payne, ' Nancy Crews. The girls played Eugene. games a while and after Joy Wasco were dinner guests Sun Dick Stradley, Larry Middleton and Johnny and Jimmy Duncan opened her gifts supper was ser day at the A. F. Balzer home. ved by the hostess. Mrs. von Bor Mr. and Mrs. Herman Peters Jr. to Warm Springs Wednesday Union Oil of California stel took the girls home after of Hood River spent the weekend where they enjoyed swimming here with his parents, Mr. and and picnicking. supper. Grass Valley, Oregon Mr. and Mrs. Walter Young ar- Mrs. Herman Peters. Little Kathy Stark celebrated her fifth birthday last Sunday H .L Owens Consignee when her grandmother, Mrs. W. D. Barnett had as dinner guests her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Olan Office Phone: 183 Stark and son. Terry, and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Owens and family. John Peters called later in the af Residence: 182 ternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Payne and family, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Payne and family and Mr. and Mrs. Ben A superior ««rvlea nie Payne drove to Warm Springs Examiner Coming •< personal attendance Sunday and spent the day swim A drivers license examiner will THAT COSTS NO MORE ming and picnicking. be on duty in Moro May 24, at Mr. and Mrs. Dell Olds left Sat the courthouse between in hours urday for Stevenson, Wn., to visit of 10 a. m. and 3 p. m. their son in law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Marion Crews and RUFUS ITEMS son, Donald. ★ A$ o result of thorough research and exhaus Mm. George D «00 KELLY AVI Mrs. Arzell Lemley and Mrs. tive testing, Jacklin Seed Company is proud Mrs. Trace Fields and Mrs. Alfred Kock left Friday for Eu A wide ran^e of price« to Introduce this new pasture fertilizer formula gene for junior weekend honor Charles Blake were hostesses at ♦hat math all wUha« that has been specially prepared to meet all ing the mothers at the university, the Fields’ home Thursday after noon for the Rufus grange Home where Carolyn Lemley is a stu your soil requirements right here in the Inland Ec. club. A 1:30 dessert lunch of dent. They returned Tuesday. Empire. Mrs. Art Bibby, Mrs. Herman Ice cream, cookies and coffee was Peters, Mrs. Eben Kee and Mrs. served from a lace covered cloth IN T R O D U C T O R Y P R IC E Ix>y Cochran of Moro went to with a centerpiece of spring flow o f 20-6-6 pasture fe rtiliz e r. . . Portland Thursday on business. ers. Mrs. William O’Brien, chair Mrs. Bibby and her sister, Miss man, presided at the coffee urn ONLY $4.80 per 80-lb. bag Ixmise Fraley of Portland left and Mrs. George Fox, secretary, us about our new garden and lawn fbrillirer formulat Friday for Eugene for the jun poured the tea. Flowers used ior weekend where Janice Bibby about the room .were an added at OTHER FERTILIZERS STILL AVAILABLE is a student at the university. traction. Guests were Mrs. Ger Mrs. Kee, Mrs. Peters and Mrs. trude Foote, Mrs. Claud Bartle- N ITR O G E N (5 fan or mare) Cochran returned home the same may and Mrs. Benton Barnett. C y a n a m id e ................................ $ 85.50 Mrs. William O’Brien called the evening stopping In Hood River Calcium N i t r a t e ............................ 66.50 to visit Mr. and Mrs. Herman Pet business meeting to order. She reported the H.E.C. bid for the N u g rc e n ....................................... 153.00 ers Jr. a while. Mr. and Mrs. Frank von Borstel food booth at the Sherman county PHOSPHATE were business visitors in Portland fair was accepted. Mrs. Rolland P h o s p h a te ............................ 41.60 over the weekend. They stopped Johnson will again be chairman at Gladstone and took his mother of it. POTASH Cecilia Lee-of the Crown Flour Mrs. C. von Borstel to Newberg to Mur o f Poiash . . . . . 70.00 visit Mrs. Frank von Borstel’s Mills will give a demonstration M IXED FERTILIZERS brother Harland Clodfelter and at the hall on June 9. Everyone interested is invited. 12 12-6 Erimm . . . . . . 106.00 A rummage sale is planned for Mrs. A. vonBorstel and daugh Jackbui will you teleef fhu rlghf ferl!': .«• June 23, 24. and 25 to be held in ter Mrs. Frank von Borstel and ♦ ® t-eet your particular soil conJ.. son, Tony, of Moro went to Port The Dalles. June 21 at 10 a. m. land Thursday on business, re the women will meet at the hall WEtC KILLERS — INSEC flCIDt to sort the rummage. The grange turning Friday. Among those going to Heppner plans a dance for the juvenile Friday to the baseball game bet children at the hall June 10. The ween Moro and Heppner were Mr. grange was invited to go on the and Mrs. Bernard Martin and dau tour of The Dalles dam May 14. ghter, Deanna, Mr. and Mrs. Earl The Pomona grange meets at Olds and son, Robin, and Mrs. Harlandvlew grange May 28. Mrs. Harland McDonald got the draw John Alley and Harold Eakin. ing. The Wasco American Legion Auxiliary will have a luncheon at 10 o’clock June 6 at the Legion hall in Wasco. After the meeting the new officers will be installed. The auxiliary also plans a bake 111 M '• 0 It Patty O'M. ir a 's in Wasco. Mr. and Mrs. Harland McDonald and George Fox enjoyed a tour of The Dalles dam Saturday. Those from Rufus attending the church of the Nazarene Assembly held at Yakima this week were AÍ644L OC A Rev. and Mrs. Willis Barney, Mrs. John Mathieson, Mr. and Mrs. Fay Brackett uii.l BOB Jei i \v and Ches • c m . jóe/ouz. ter Peterson. The class teachers of the Rufus Nazarene church gave weiner roast parties for their groups re cently. Mrs. John Mathieson gave her party May 7 at her home. Mrs. Willis Barney gave her party May BRAND 10 and Mrs. Paul Blackburne en tertained her group May 13, all held in Rufus. Mr. and Mrs. John Belloni are KENTUCKY STRAIG HT BOURBON W H IS K E Y having a new concrete porch put on the grocery and Mobile station. Roy Grant and his father in law •/¡on’» liirpm l-trlli are doing the work. Also they are rtraight baurbont putting steps on Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Jordan's porch. Mr. and Mrs. Curt Tom are be ginning construction of a new *WITV¡ home In Rufus. The site is just north of Frank Bartholemew’s home. This area was fortunate in get ting a good rain Saturday night and again Monday night. The taxpayers voted on their school budgets here Monday. The 42 telephone line Is hioving 1 part o f^ s line near the four cor ners to make way for a change In the county road. /¿H,./ *"*• Seed (bmfl Civil EnginAring Land Surveying WALL A TENNESON T H IS W H IS K E Y IS 4 Y E A R S O L D • 8 6 T R O O F • T H E O L D H E R M IT A C E C O M P A N Y , F R A N K F O R T , K E N T U C K Y Annie Fulton, OES with a pink carnation from the worthy matron. The worthy matron served re 0 freshments from a table centered with pink snapdragons and can A Mother’s day program was dles with the honored members observed by Annie Fulton chapter pouring. Tuesday evening with Mrs. Keith McDonald, worthy matron, and Mrs. Hildred Zell,transportation Gordon Harper, worthy patron, chairman for the general fédéra, presiding. tion of womens clubs will leave Mrs. Wiley McDonald, mother the 18th for the convention in of the worthy matron and Mrs. Philadelphia from where she will Harper, wife of the worthy pa leave 29th for the International tron were the honored mothers. convention in Geneva after which The Star points with the as she will join the group in a tour sistance of Mrs. John Foss, mar of Austria, Belgium, Italy, France, shall, conferred a degree upon the England, Norway, Sweden and honored mothers. Denmark, reutrning home in All mothers were presented mid-July. Oberve Mother’s Day IN APPRECIATION We wish to express our thanks to everyone who patronized us during the four years we had the Union 76 Station at Grass Valley. Harry Hooper is the new Union Oil Dealer and and we hope you extend him the same patronage. 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