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9' t FACE 4 SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON, FRIDAY, OCTOBER î l , IMS afternoon were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mrs. T. M. Rolfe and Mrs. John Todd and family, Mrs. W. A. Engstrom were business visitors By M r * . A. F. Italzer Todd, Mrs. T. M. Rolfe, Mrs. Estel in 'The Dalles Monday. Hartley, Mrs. John Engstrom, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Arzell Lemley and Mrs. Herman Schilling of The and Mrs. Don I^each and family, Dalles was hostess at a party at Mr. and Mrs. Don Earl, Mrs. J. grandson, Kenneth Lemley, were her home Friday afternoon honor Earl, Mrs. O. N. Ruggles, Mrs. in The Dalles Monday on business ing Mrs. J. S. Newcomb and dau Don Smith, H. N. Riggs and dau and to visit Mrs. Gordon Lemley ghter, Mrs. Mario Canavera here ghters, Mrs. J. W. Blagg and Mrs. at the hospital. from Los Gatos, Calif., visiting re Dell Olds. Itefreshments of cake Mr. and Mrs. Charles Perrigo latives and friends. They were and coffee were served by the hos and family arrived Friday night former residents of Grass Valley. tess. from Astoria and s^pent the week A 1:30 lunclieon was followed by Mr. and Mrs. Harold Owens had end with her parents, Mr. and bridge at three tables with Mrs. as dinner guests Thursday even Mrs. Frank T. Bayer. Eben Kee holding high and Mrs. ing honoring their son, Harold, Wayland Weld second. Prizes on his sixth birthday annversary Peggy Riggs celebrated her were Received by the honor his grand mother, Mrs. W. D. ninth birthday anniversary Satur guests. Enjoying the party were Barnett, Mr. and Mrs. Willard day when her mother, Mrs. H. N. Mrs. Arzell I>emley, Mrs. Herman Barnett and Mr. and Mrs. Olan Riggs, invited her friends in for Peters, Mrs. Donald Clodfelter, Stark and family of Kent. the afternoon. Those present were Mrs. Art Bibby, Mrs. Harold Ea- Mrs. Don Smith was hostess to Sally Sue Bibby, Ruth Alley, Ar- kln, Mrs. Kee and Mrs. Albin Bal- the bridge club at her home last dine Todd, Lois Payne, Carol zer from Grass Valley, Mrs. Tom Tuesday evening with three ta Owens, Patty Alsup, Nancy Alley, Mrs. Sadie Alley and Mrs. bles in play. Mrs. Arzell I^emley ( rews, Linda and Leslie Perrigo, Weld from The Dalles and the held high Mrs. Robert Schilling Peggy’s sister, .Vtarjorie and her honor guests. second and Mrs. John Rust low. grandmother, Mrs. Maude Gar Mrs. H. N. Riggs was hostess Mrs. Earl Olds won the traveling rett. 7 he girls played games and at a party held at the Baptist prize. Others enjoying the even after Peggy opened her gifts re church Sunday afternoon honor ing were Mrs. Harry Hooper, Mrs. freshments of birthday cake, Ice ing her mother, Mrs. Mbude Gar Kendrick Dunlap, Mrs. C. R. An cream and punch were served. rett, on her birthday anniversary. dersen, Mrs. Frank Ketter, Mrs. Herman Peters came home Fri Mrs. Garrett received many lovely Joe Bibby, Mrs. Alec Brander, day night from Dayton, Wn., gifts. Among those enjoying the Mrs. Paul Syron and Mrs. Bob where he Is employed and spent Marvin from Moro. Refreshments the weekend with his family He returned to Dayton Monday. were served by the hostess. Grass Valley P erfection in every service at reasonable cost. Leonard & Wilma Smith funeral directors Phone The Dalles 3135 The American Legion auxiliary held its regular meeting Wednes day afternoon at the home of Mrs. Max Brown. Mrs. Earl Lyons, pre sident, presided with 12 members present. Refreshments were ser ved at the close of the meeting by the hostess. Mrs. Donald Clodfelter enter tained the bridge club at her home Thursday with a halloween costume party. A 1:30 dessert was followed by bridge at two ta bles with Mrs. Max Brown hold ing high, Mrs. Alfred Kock second and Mrs. Art Bibby low. Mrs. Her man Peters won the traveling prize. Others present were Mrs. Eben Kee, NPrs. Ted Kelly and Mrs. Albin Balzer. Mr. and Mrs. BUI Brinkert, Mrs. Herman Schilling of The Duller and Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Newcomb from lx>a Gatos, Calif., were dinner guests Monday at the home of the former’« son, Robert Schilling and family. They also visited friends while in Grass Valley. Arden Peters arrived Friday night from Klamath Falls and will spend a week working at the Hooper Service Station while Mr. Hooper is in Idaho on business. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Martin made a busness trip to Portland Sunday. Kenneth Martin killed a racoon and three half grown ones at his ranch Monday night. They had been killing chickens. Mr. and Mrs. Ted von Borstel and daughter, Kenneth Hattrup, drove to Prineville Sunday and spent the day visiting their son In law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Keith DeCourcey and family. Garry Schilling came from Eu gene Friday night and spent the weekend here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Schilling. He is a student at the University of Oregon. Mrs. F. L. Woods and son, Billy arrived Saturday from Seattle and were over night guests of her brother in law and sister, Mr. and :::::::: «tnm nm uttm ninm nm nam j Mrs. James Earl. They returned home Sunday taking her sister, GRANADA Mrs. Glayds Hahan of Des Moines, Iowa, home with them. THEATRE The Dalles Oregon open week days at 6:45, Sat. & Sun. at 12:45 NOW ENDS SAT. Jose Ferrer June Allyson in “THE SHRIKE” also Cornel Wilde 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. “The Big Combo” tttttttttttmmtitttttJtntmtntxntni Starts Sunday A YEAR'S MOST ' I DARING ■A-F“ ’nus. FILMI ilk ■ ’«VK r OREGON WASCO IT MAY BE COLD THIS WINTER Insulation can make it less uncomfortable. I am equipped to insulate your house with blown in rock wool that will save a third of the fuel and in crease the comfort many times. The job is not messy It is not expensive. It saves you money. FRED MERRITT formerly with Clarence Odell Phone 383, Wasco, Oregon ' - ' S ' ; : Luncheon guests of Mrs. Albin Balzer 7Tiur»day were Mr. and Mrs. William Spandikow from Batavia, 111., who were on their way to McMinnville. MJts. Span dikow is a cousin of Mr. Balzer. Mr. and Mrs. John Rust went to Portland Monday night and spent the weekend at the home of their son in law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Rex Richards. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Peters Jr. of Hood Rver came up Saturday night and went hunting with his father and Harold Owens Sunday coming batk with two bucks. Sunday guests at the Clyde Stradley home were Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Blaylock and in the evening Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sawtell of The Dalles. Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Reynolds re turned home Thursday from Che halis, Wn., where they attended the funeral of her brother, Fred Rasmussen. Mir. and Mrs. Wallace May and Mrs. Grace Zevely were dinner guests Sunday at the Ihome of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Busse in Moro. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Payne Wednesday October 12 a O O M a N G — A IIM son in The Dalles. The baby September 28 weighing 6 lbs. 8 01. Portland spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Her weighed 7 lbs. 15% oz. and was and named Daniel Wayne. named John Benjamin. Mr. Bid Mrs. Hareld Owens man Ziegler Mr. and Mrs. John MIcGraw of Donald Clodfelter went to The and son, Douglas, and Frits Roh- Dalles Thursday and brought^iis weder were business visitors in The Dalles were dinner guests Sunday at the home of Mr. and son Wendell home from the hos The Dalles Saturday. pital where he spent several days Mr. and Mrs. Bob Draga of Mrs. Earl Olds. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Crews for medical attention. and daughters Florene and Patty, Born to Mr. and Mrs. Gordon drove to Portland Sunday to at Lemley Thursday October 13 a son. The baby weighed 4 lbs. 9 oz. tend the P. I. and was named Allan Dale. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Olds had as IN OUR dinner guests Saturday evening — a n d o rtiar ra c ia l d it a a ta * Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Alley and ADDING MACHINE I • COLOR A STOMACH AILMEITS daughter, Ruth, Mr. and Mrs. t r o t s ! « itk M t s e n tio s . John Alley and Miss Barbara Al C ltO IT TO RESPONSIBLE lE O R E VEAS OF ley of Portland. SERVICE I ED F B TAPE F W C B B Writ. or Coll •*•*<•» Iho Mrs. Maude Bevens of Bend arrived last Monday for an Inde C L IN IC finite stay with her sister, Mrs. M om ., Pearl Garrett, who recently re At Journal Office 10 J n. '«’.I ' » «* Tun* un.1 INvrt. turned home from the hospital In .a . 0 The Dalles. Mr. and Mrs. Donald von Bor stel had as dinner guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Carl von Borstel Mortgage Loans To Meet Your Individual Needs celebrating Carl’s birthday anni versary. ATTRACTIVE TERMS Mrs. Kenneth Hattrup arrived PROMPT SERVICE Saturday from Seattle to spend a week with her parents, Mr. and Standard Insurance Co. Mrs. Ted von Borstel. Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Dugger left A western company serving western agriculture Wednesday on a trip to Longview, Wn., where they visited Mr. and HOME OFFICE Mrs. Oran Raven and family and ol2 S. W. Washington Portland, Oregon on to Astoria, Newport and Airlie Saturday where they were over Phone ATwater 4331 night guests of Mr. and Mrs. Art Allegier and to Portland as guests Mr‘ arxJ Mrs. George Beach, ncj will go back to I/>ngview before returning home. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Perry and family of Fairview and Miss Bar bara Alley of Portland spent the Add to the outing with the oomradoehip and weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Olds. dependable good taste of Mr. and Mrs. James Earl have as their guest her sister, Mrs. Glayds Hahan, who arrived Wed nesday from Iowa for an extended visit In the Northwest. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Martin went to Portland Sunday where Mr. Martin entered St. Vincent’s hospital for medical attention. Mrs. Martin returned home Tues day. Mrs. Harold Owens took cookies and ice cream to school Thursday afternoon to celebrate the sixth birthday anniversary of her son, Harold. The first and second grades and their teacher, Mrs. Dorothy Blagg were invited to en joy the refreshments. Mr. and Mrs. Arzell I^emley re ceived word recently of the birth W o to r* •the of a son born to their son in law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Rog gtYMFIA BRIWINO COMPANY. Olympia. Wash. U .S .A .*® er Moore in Los Alamos, N. M., 45- < , ►I 1 ‘P II f d, » » h ili» » »»• «C , :S W « < f , F r i. C • I' *A t I ■>' >uM H F J tl- V now fer Olympia] T H E 'O O B R A N O O L D S M O IM E W C O N G E N O T AS A | « a s a r -•/» ««vawSB ' STRANGER OVVIA lO ttIT de HAVILLAND-MITCHUM lU X OCOAIA SINATRA -GRAH AME MOOSSKK CKAÄU CRAWFORD • BICKFORD TENTH ANNUAL MIDCO HEREFORD ASS’N Show & S a le Sherman County Fairgrounds KORO, OREGON (Heated Sales Ring) Saturday, Oct. 29 1 Show 9 a.m. Sale 1p.m. 3 4 B u lls 1 3 C o w s a l l t m u A L L T H B o F F L U ID ... 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