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PAGE 4 SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON Grass Valley P a rd n e r” and fo u r candles. T his was se rv o ! w ith Ice cream and By M r«. A. F . Balzer punoh and coffee. Mrs. Ted von Mrs. H arry H ooper was hostess B orstel and Mrs F ran k von B or to the bridge club a t h e r home stel took p ictu res of th e p arty last T uesday evening w ith two group. Don Cox sp en t several days In tables in play. Mrs. Don Sm ith held high, Mrs. Joe Bibby second P o rtlan d recently v isiting re la and Mrs. C. R. A ndersen low. tives and friends. A rden P eters, K eith B a rn e tt O thers present w ere Mrs. Arzell I^emley, Mrs. Paul Syron, Mrs. and L arry Sm ith, stu d en ts at OTI Jo h n R ust and Mrs. K endrick D un in K lam ath Falls cam e hom e F ri lap of Moro. R efreshm ents w ere day nig h t and sp en t th e w eekend w ith th e ir p are n ts and to go deer served by the hostess. Mr. and Mrs. Donald von Bor- hunting. Mrs. H arold E akin en tertain ed stel w’ere hosts at a d in n e r Sunday honoring Mrs. Gene Reynolds on th e bridge club at h er hom e T h u rs h e r b irth d a y an n iv ersary . P re sen t d ay w ith 1:30 d essert followed by Mrs. Eben w ere Mr. and Mrs. G ene Reynolds card s at tw o tables. and fam ily and Mr. and Mrs. Kee h eld high, Mrs. A lfred Kock second and Mrs. Donald C lodfelter G eorge von Borstel. Mr. and Mrs Clyde Davis and low. Mrs. Arzell I^emley won th e fam ily of Condon and Mr. and prize for a little slam. O thers p re Mrs. C harles D avis w ere din n er se n t w ere .\f lr s , Ted Kelly, Mrs. guests Sunday at th e hom e of A rt Bibby, Mrs. H erm an P eters and Mrs. A. F. Balzer. Mr. and Mrs. F red Cox. W eekend g uests of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Donald von B orstel was hostess for a p arty F rid a y afte r H. O. D ugger w ere Mr. and Mrs. noon celebrating the fo u rth b irth Carl R unke and Mr. and Mrs. Roy day of h e r son, f ’arsten. P resent H aynes of P ortland. Mr. and Mrs. w ere his g ran d p a re n ts, Mr. and Jo h n R ust w ere v isito rs S atu rd ay Mrs. Ted von Borstel, Mrs. F ran k and Sunday. 'Dennis A ndersen, son of Mrs. von Borstel, Mrs Owen E akin and Susan, Mrs. W illard Rolfe, Steven C. It. A ndersen and G eorge Kelley and Freddie, Mrs. Gene Reynolds, son of Mrs F ern Kelley, left last Debbie and Shelley, Sheri Rolfe, week for P o rtland, h aving joined Ju lie Reynolds and Joy and C athy th e navy, w ere inducted and sen t von Borstel Joined them after to San Diego fo r basic train in g : R alp h and d au g h ter, A nnette, school. A fter f ’arsten opened his gifts the children w ere seated a t arriv ed F rid a y n ig h t from P o rt the table centered w ith a chocolate land and s|>ent th e w eekend w ith cake decorated w ith a cowl>oy and his p aren ts th e A. F. Balzers. Mrs. G ayle G oddard and sons, th e inscription “ H appy B irthday P aul J r, ami O rval of P o rtlan d w ere w eekend guesta of Mr. and Mrs. W illard B arn ett. Mr. and Mrs. B. C. B au m g artn er of Salem w ere v isito rs S atu rd ay at the hom e of Mr. and Mrs. H er m an P eters. A pot luck d in n e r was held a t the B aptist ch u rch S unday follow ing the m orning service. A fter d in n er a q u a rte rly b usiness m eet ing w as held. Rev. and Mrs. Don Leach and fam ily left M onday fo r Tillam ook to visit friends a few days. Mrs. F ra n k E. B ayer an d H elen and Mrs. Claud B ayer and David w ere business v isito rs in P o rtlan d Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Don Jolley and (lau g h ter of Hoquiam , Wn., w ere call ers a t t/he B ert Cox hom e Sunday. L. W. B rockw ay of T h e Dalles cam e F riday and sp e n t th e w eek end as a g u est of Mr. and Mrs. W illard Rolfe. Mr. Rolfe and Mir. Brockw ay left S atu rd ay for th e Jo h n Day area d eer h u nting. F red W egener of T he Dalles, a g u est of the Rolfes also w en t h u n tin g w ith them . Miss S haron S aw tell of The Dal les, a stu d e n t n u rse a t th e Good S am aritan hospital in P ortland, w as a v isito r a t th e hom e of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde S trad ley S atu rd ay . Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Reynolds w ent to P o rtlan d S u n d ay to spend a few days v isitin g th e ir son in White Stag school togs for girls 3 to 6x 7 to 14 Washable wool and orlon Tartan Plaid Jumpers, Pleated Skirts, Jackets. Corduroy Jumpers, Skirts and Jackets. GRANADA THEATRE The Dalles Oregon open week days at 6:45, Sat. & Sun. at 12:45 Starts law and d au g h ter, Mr. and Mrs. Wlarren E llio tt and family. Mr. an d Mrs. Ben Madison and son, Tom m y, of P ortland and Bob Brow n of Salem w ere w eekend g u ests a t th e hom e of Mr. an d Mrs. Bill Johnson. T h e m en w ent deer h u n tin g . Mr. and M j s . Ben P ay n e and R alph Bolen of T he Dalles 6pent th e w eekend a t the A lfred Payne home. F ritz B rock of W eiser, Idaho a rriv ed S atu rd ay from Roseburg w h ere he v isited relatives an d is a g u est of his cousin, M ri. A lfred Kock. Sum iay th ey called on Mr. and Mrs. Ted von B orstel and th a t evening a t th e F ra n k von B orstel home. G eorg W ern m ark of The Dalles sp e n t th e w eekend a t the A. von B orstei hom e to go deer h u nting. Mrs. H a rry Ju stesen , Mrs Ja ck A dam s, Mrs. V ernon E ak in and Mrs. O w en»E akin w ent to W asco la st T u esd ay evening to atten d F rie n d sh ip n ig h t a t th e A nnie F u l to n c h a p te r OES. Mr. and Mrs. W illis B rittain and d au g h ter, K«Ty, of P arkdale sp en t th e w eekend a t th e F ra n k E. B ay e r home. Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Blaylock a re In F o re st G rove v isitin g a t th e hom e of Mr. an d Mrs. O scar Jo n es a few days. Mr. and Mrs. H arold Blagg and d a u g h ter, Sandra, arriv ed S a tu r d ay from P o rtlan d and sp e n t th e w eekend w ith his p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Blagg. Mr. and now for Mrs. Iv an Blagg an d fam ily h ad d in n e r w ith th em o n Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. C lair B alzer w ere callers late Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. L en G arland took th e ir son, H ow ard, to Wasco S at u rday w h ere he w as a n o v ern ig h t g u est of Mr. an d M rs L ew is H ast ings. S u nday his p a re n ts took him to T he Dalles to m eet th e a ir corp re c ru itin g officer w ho took him to P o rtlan d fo r induction. T he n ex t m eeting of th e A m eri can Legion au x ilia ry w ill be held at th e hom e of Mrs. Max B row n W ednesday, O ctober 12 a t 2 o ’clock. A bout 100 frien d s an d neighbors called a t th e new hom e of Jim Jo n es an d h is m o th er S atu rd ay w hen open house w as held from 1 to 5 p. m. T h ey received m any gifts am ong w hich w as a lovely fireplace set. Cake and coffee w ere serv ed to th e guests. 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