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SHERMAN COUNTY
JOURNAL,
MORO, OREGON,
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2«, 1935
^place where It will be given will Smith to The Dalles where she
be announced later. Following the u;.*«ui:.m :m uuuauiut:^au«.4ssffi
By Mm. A. F. R ab er
regular session a birthday party
C IV IC
The Grass Valley Rebekah lodge was held lo r members with b irth
No. 118 met a t the IOOF hal days in October. Those honored
THEATRE
Wednesday evening with Min w ere Mrs. Sam Alberty, Mrs. Ro
I*on Smith, noble grand, presiding bert Rolfe and Mrs. H. O. Dugger.
open week days
and twenty members present. The Three decorated cakes with the
honor
guests
names,
May,
Ann,
at 6:30 open
date and price to charge for the
and Babe, one on each cake were
H a y to tie - p r e m t e d w a s (I h c u s s -
Sunday
at 12:30
served with coffee by Mrs. Ken
ed and the date was net for Sat
neth Crews, Mrs. E verett Cantrall
urday November 19 and the pric
ENDS SATURDAY
Mrs. F rank E. Bayer.
will be $1.00 for adults and $.35 and
Ruth Alley celebrated her 8th
for children under twelve. The birthday
<3 gan T ic OORCCOUt
anniversary
Monday
noon. Present were Carol and H ar . i MUSICAL S U N S H IN I IN
in b m a S c o P É
old Owens, John and Carmen ¡ I C ANO
IN C O L O « * I -
A m a n a F ree zers
Johnson, Janice Lemley, Patty Al-
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sup, Ardlne Todd, Sharyl Blagg,
— D am D a u x y
Nancy Alberty, Nancy Crews, Sal * C y d O m a m s m
G en eral E le c tric
Poi n MS O may - M ic h a il K id d
ly Sue Bibby, Joy von Borstal and
Peggy Riggs. They played games
also
during the afternoon and then
P hilco
Ruth opened her gifts. The table
C lN E M A S c O P Ê ti'i’,.
was decorated w ith birthday de
• • •
corations, candy cups and favors
Ir o n rite Iro n e rs
and centered w ith a birthday cake
tW lllDL t a l
decorated in yellow and green
M O O N E Q U IP C O . with the inscription “ Happy Bir
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thday” and candles. The cake was
Wasco, Oregon
Starts
Sunday
served with ice cream and orange
( we service w hat we hell )
jjop by the hostess assisted by
Mrs. Bill Johnson and Mrs. Sam
SHE MADE
Alberty.
Mr. and Mrs. Tommy B arnett
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and Edgar Alley drove to Golden-
dale Monday and brought Marie
G rass V a lle y
entered a hospital for mdelcal a t
tention.
H arry Hooper returned home
Sunday from Idaho where he
spent a week attending to busi
ness affairs.
The next regular meeting of
Sherman chapter No. 132 OES will
be Tuesday November 1.
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Newcomb of
Los Gatos, California guests of
their daughter, Mrs. W ayland
Weld In The Dalles w ere dinner
guests Thursday at the home of
Mrs. John Engstrom. They visited
Mrs. T. M. Rolfe In the afternoon.
Miss M artha Bardenhagep came
home Friday night from Portland
and spent the weekend w ith ,h e r
mother, Mrs. Marie Bardenhagen.
M artha took h er m other back to
Portland w ith her Sunday for a
while.
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first time that old King of the Mountains
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and more fun. So wait for the car th at
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