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MöRO, OREGON
F R ID A Y , J U N E 24, UKW
and Wily Knighten Jr. of Seattle.
Mrs. Fred
A reception was held in the
Bible
School
Rhius
Personals
Moro Personals
stopped in
ro last week while
fireplace room of the <->irch. As
•n their * ay hotn^ to Coos Bay
sisting were:
M r». George Fox
Rev. and Mrs. Alfred Solomon from the Lion's convention in Finished In Wasco
Mrs. A. Laffoon of Kei#, aunt
A very successful Vacation Bi
and son are in the San Francisco Pendleton. She was formerly Ella
Another grass fire at Rufys got
In a pink and white setting,
Mrs. Ted Carlson of Kent, cou- of the brkle, Mrs. James Healy of
area of California beginning this Kenny and they stayed over until ble school was concluded Wednes out of hand Tuesday of last week Miss Sharon Ardeane Martin, dau- sin of the bride, was matron of Heppner and Mrs. Richard Baker
week. Mr. Solomon will be attend Sunday to attend the Kenny fam day by the Church of Christ in on land north of the highway ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. honor, and Mrs. Richard Skiles of of San Francisco, loth aunts of
Wasco. A demonstration program burning _ up _ to the houses east
ing summer school at San Fran ily reunion in The Dalles park.
cak< l’our-
easl on Martin of Kent, became the brkle Sacramento and Miss Irene Steag- l^e groom, served the cake,
cisco Theological Seminary at San
Mr. and Mrs. John DeMoss left was held Tuesday night. Diplomas the road going down to the ele-
Robert Leroy Martin, son
of all of Eugene were bridesmaids. *n8
and coffee were Mrs. Ber-
Anselms) for three weeks, and Thursday morning for Portland were awarded for those with per vators. The trailer house
of Lu- Mr and Mrs Orlow u Martin of They all wore pale pink waltz nartl Martin of Grass Valley and
Mrs. Solomon is attending the expecting to go on to Hansville, fect attendance and those who gene Back was in the path of fire, Moro, at a 2:30 p. m. ceremony at length gowns.
Mrs. Donald Martin of Moro, aunts
two week summer choir school at Wash., from there within a few had completed the work. Diplomas also an empty house of theirs, the Zion Lutheran church, The Mrs. Kenneth Martin, mother of
of
bride; Mrs R?”??11 Martin
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the Seminary. They will also be days.
of recognition were also given but a group of men with shovels Dalles, June 19. Rev J. L. Sawyer,
’ lace over of Heppner, aunt of the groom,
bride,
wore
a
grey
visiting his mother at Berkeley,
Stan Coelsch was hired to spray to the teachers. The theme of the and hoses kept things under con pastor, read the double ring cere-
Mrs. A. Dounia of Moro. Mrs.
pink taffeta, with ----
pink and grey and
and sister and family at Santa the city park and Truman Strong s Bible school was “Heroes of the trol. A pile of lumber to be used mony.
Terry
Bucholtz of Moro, and Mrs.
accessories, ami Mrs. Orlow Mar
trees in an effort to kill the silver Cross” and the boys and girls on a home for the Backs did burn.
Rosa.
Mrs. D. R. Thorsness of The tin, mother of the groom, wore a Norval Ixitie of The Dalles served
caterpillars that have t>een eating showed by story and song what The next day, the quick work of Dalles sang, "Oh Promise Me”,
punch. Miss Yvonne Klrkelie of
NOTICE: and you will see
blue lace with blue and white ac Seattle was In charge of the guest
(rf our lunch and food sale for the the leaves from the silver leafed they had learned. The nursery Russell Blake and John Mathie- and “The Wedding Benediction”. cessories.
group gave a demonstration of son saved Trace Field’s old barn Mrs. W. H. Wilhelm of The Dalles
book, ami Mrs. Clair Balzer of
Auxiliary. We are not robbers or poplars at a rapid rate.
Martin was best man for Moro passed the groom’s cake.
Mr. and Mrs. Walt Williams and one of their stories acted out and when another fire started.
hold-ups you will find. Just a few
was the accompanist and played his Dean
brother,
and
ushers
were
Lee
Mrs. Glen Alysworth of Condon,
Several people have burned the wedding marches.
hard working women trying to daughter, Margaret, were in the some songs. They also played a
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........ - of , . Grass a Martin of Kent, brother of the and Mrs
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Donald Thompson of
make a dime.
At Legion hall, county Tuesday from their home number with their rhythm band. grass from hazardous areas. The Valli“
Miss
Deanna
Martin
« u ’ ?n o(
brWe .n“ bride’ Norval Lane
The n,llM ; Moro assla.«! about the room
June 25 Chris Schultz post No. 71. in the ejjst w here Walt is salesman The primary class had a demon grange members cleaned the grass
Mr. and Mrs. Giles French re for a steel company. They visited stration of their handiwork, songs from the hall Saturday, then Miss Janice Martin of Heppner,
told some of their stories by burned around it.
cousin of the groom, were the can-
turned Monday from Roseburg at Che Roy Belshee anil \ Irgil and
♦
the use of some flannelgraphs
Fire in the homes in the even
dielighters. Marcia Martin of
where they attended the annual Conlee homes.
♦
which
were
made
in
class.
High
ings and mornings was needed to Moro, cousin of the bride, was
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Belshee left
newspaper convention. They re
♦
Wednesday for Seattle to take a light of the evening was the pup keep warm last week, so it was flower girl. Gary Carlson, cousin
turned by way of the coast.
♦
pet
show
put
on
by
the
juniors
no
wonder
everyone
about
melted
plane
for
Alaska
for
a
vacation
of the bride, was rlngbearer.
Mrs. Frances Mathews is help
♦
and
intermediates
acting
out
two
with
the
quick
heat
that
arrived
where
the
air
is
cooler
than
The bride, who was given in
ing in the Journal office for a
There will be an election July 29 from the hour ♦
of their stories. The puppets were Monday and Tuesday.
marriage by her father, wore a
time this summer to supplement around here.
♦
Mrs. Helen Watkins won the made by the boys and girls in
Mr. and Mrs. William O’Brien William Cahill original princess
her study of journalism at the
of 8 a. m. to 8 p. m. in the several polling places ♦
class
handiwork.
Several
songs
state
championship
in
the
wom
took a truck load of furniture to gown of white imported Chantilly
University otf Washington with
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in Sherman county on approval or disapproval of ♦
an’s trap shoot contest at Bend were sung by the whole Bible __
lace. rrv
The
bodice was made « with
Echo
Sunday,
and
will take
the
some practical knowledge.
♦
school
and
the
juniors
formed
a
rest of their things this week from a wide portrait neckline and long
David Hazen, missionary from earlier this month and will again
a levy greater than six percent over the base for ♦
French Morocco, will be guest go back to Ohio for the national march demonstrating what was the house on the old Garlington sleeves. The bouffant skirt of tri
the county. The amount of the levy above the six ♦♦
speaker at the Moro Presbyterian matches. She scored 187 out of 200. used in our country’s army and place where they have lived this ple tiers in front and edged in
in
Christ’s
army.
The
evening
Sunday
wmrship
services
at
past year. The O’Briens will make pleated net extended into a chapel
church Sunday morning. June 26,
♦
percent limit is $76,908.04.
closet! by a w'orship service their home in Echo where Mrs. train. Her fingertip Illusion veil
at 11:00 a. m. Mr. Hazen is the son Moro Community Presbyterian was
♦
led
by
the
intermediate
class.
The
was held in place by a cap of m at
of Everett Hazen of The Dalles, church in their absence will be
O’Brien
will
teach
in
the
high
♦
rooms
were
open
for
inspection.
All
qualified
voters
may
vote
in
this
election.
conducted
by
members
of
the
ching
lace
and
seed
pearls.
She
who has been guest speaker here
school.
♦
Several
pictures
were
taken
dur
church
session
and
by
guest
Cyril Schooling, deputy of the wore a necklace of seed pearls, a
several times during the past
I
ing
the
evening.
Teachers
for
the
preachers. Among the latter will
Oregon State Grange was In Rufus gift of the groom. She carried a
summers.
♦
Marie Hoskinson, Clerk
Edwin Bataiger left last week be Dr. Henry Green, executive of two weeks were nursery: Mrs. M. Thursday night for the grange bouquet centered with a white
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Shields and Mrs. Lee Pearson; meeting. He talked on Oregon orchid and showered with pale
with his grandparents, Mr. and the Presbyterian Synod of Ore L.
♦
primary:
Mrs.
Arthur
VanGilder
gon.
Dr.
Mark
Talney,
executive
grange wholesale and supply. pink frill roses and stephanotls. A A A A A A A A A A A A A « A A A A A A A A < Y « » A A « ♦ ♦ ♦
Mrs. Roy Powell for I^ansing,
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and
Mrs.
Leo
Watkins;
junior;
Michigan to get a new car. From director of the Oregon Council of Mrs. Sadie Rich and Mrs. Alex Only two grange officers were ab For something old, she carried In
One was Harland McDonald her lace handkerchief two pearl
there they drove to New York Churches, and Rev. William Gear-
intermediate:
Merlin sent.
who is ill again. Rolland Johnson buttons from her grandmother’s
and after seeing «gme of the east hart, former pastor of the Moro Schied;
$
DOUBLE YOUR INCOME
$
coast will return by way of Cana church, now pastor of th e ! resby- Shields; teacher’s assistant, Ju acted as master. The farmers were wedding dress.
dith
Watkins.
terian church at Ojai, California.
reminded to get out and vote .
ON PART OF YOUR SAVINGS?
da.
June 25 when the election on a
card of t h a n k s
Yes, invest in EXACTLY the same stocks,
We sincerely wish to express support price Is held. Bill O’Brien
resigned
from
the
assistant
ste
We have a lot of clothes here.
our thankfulness to the friends
preferred stocks and bonds as the insurance
who gave us their sympathy and wards office, and Mrs. O’Brien as
Dainty, light, pretty things for
companies, banks and other institutions where
sent so many flowers to the fun musician as they are moving
away.
However,
they
intend
keep
summer. And being old residents
eral of our husband and father,
your money is now placed, Easy to buy or
ing their membership in the Ru
Richard Morgan.
we always have some heavy,
fus
grange.
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f
redeem in any amount.
Mrs. Ivy Morgan and family
sturdy, clothes for this kind of
For the lecturer’s program Mrs.
Valuable tax credits now apply to most
G A S O L IN E
Sadie Rich showed some pictures,
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weather.
dividend income, These are not available to
Monya Neal played a piano solo
U H«O M
and Mrs. Harland McDonald read
erfection
rents, mortgage, bond and savings interest.
We Keep what you want at a price you can pay
“A Tribute To Father." Mrs.
Rolland Johnson says b o t h
-WASCO
OREGON
Write, phone or stop in for details.
granges In Sherman county earn
in every service
new royal triton
ed a pennant for all dues In the
■V * * •
first quarter of the year.
* w a y ry
at reasonable cost.
IRA FRIDLEY
J. W. DODD
After the grange meeting a
1%
Consignee
TYGH
VALLE.Y OREGON
farewell party was held for the
William O’Brien family. The wo
Phone 13F2
Wasco, Oregon
men brought cake and had ice
lnventm ent Htxxks A Ronda
NaÜonw lde and ( anuda
5—20 and 10—30
cream to go with the pot luck
Tax
Kxempt
Hrhool,
Hlghway
and State
supper.
UNION OIL COMPANY
Mantera Orogoa Mgr.
1013 U . 8. National Bank BM g.
at the Capitol City
Women of the Rufus grange
Wm. J. ( olllns & Co.
Portlund, Bregón
of California
home economics club met Tues
day at the grange hall to sort
Phone 272
Leonard & Wilma Smith
rummage for the sale they will
Fed a bunch of county officials
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have June 23, 24, and 25 at Mau
this week, fed ’em good, too. A good meal now and
funeral directors
ser’s lumber warehouse across
the Safeway Store In The
then is about all officials get out of being public
, « k \.'
.
Phone The Dalles 3135 from
Dalles.
servants so we fed em up good and tight.
The Sherman County Pomona
grange picnic was held at DeMoss
Springs Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ardle Jordan who
have been on vacation from
their duties at the Rufus post of
fice stopped in Rufus Monday to
see about their house and also
vote In the school election. They
reported good fishing at the lakes
so again headed back that way In
the afternoon They said they en
joyed seeing Bryce canyon in
Utah on tJhelr travels.
Summer school at Wasco for St.
Mary’s Catholic church ended
last week. Eleven children were
In the first Communion class. The
families going from this area were
the John BellonI sons, Bill Mac-
nab’s daughters. Don Macnab
family, Morris Burnet’s» daughter
and the T.eland Medler children.
Martin-Martin Wedditt£ Unites Two Well
Known Sherman Countv Families
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