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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (April 6, 1956)
o ® PACK 3 SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON. FRIDAY, APRIL 6, IM« © i»e served at 1:30. Assisting host- esse- will be Mrs. Ora Peetz Mrs. Vernon Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Donal Wilson of Tacoma, Wn., visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Don Thompson, Saturday evening. The Wilsons and her mother, Mrs. Edna Mel- zer of Portland spent Easter at the Jeff Wilson home in The Dal- M oro P erson als ing from Porl^Ai geles. Wash., where they haiT ao gone to attend the wedding of her grandson * ho is now joining the airforce. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Powell were up from The Dalles Sunday to spend Easter with their children here. V Rufus to visit the Harold Baker*. March 27 at her home. Present for the afternoon were Mrs. Edith Ik.rnett, Bento. M¡ D H'U Mrs. Sid T1 5 'ox, Mrs. rtls Neal. Mr • ?i n late Mr a J r.rry Cagle w a äurp I group ot friends ailed on her bringing a pet luck dinner t »> n M»»« 27 Her birthday had been a week before so it was a surprise when He spent some time here last year f i t t i n g the g» d rails in between for the state hlghv BORN. To Mr. and Mrs. James Rufus and The Dalle Cushman at The Dalles, March 30. lands drove on up a ten pound daughter. Day river to see th» A drivers license examiner will ities going on there be on duty in Moro, Tuesday, * April 10, at the jourt house be >,>n. .Iiinu.y. d ro v e t«' > \ tween the hours of 10 a. m. and R ufus P erson als Sunday to' spend the ai'ternnon 3 p. m. visiting the Frank and Earl We» Mrs. Maggie Barnum left Fri Mrs. George Fox .Mrs. Velma Buckingham, school Mrs Allen Tom entertained the therford families. day for Stevenson, Wn., to spend superintendent of Deschutes coun Mrs. Trace Fields entertained home extension unit at her home Faster Sunday with her grand ty and Asa Eaton, school super March 22. Mrs Trace Fields was daughter Mrs. Robert Carpenter indent of Jefferson county stop co-hostess. The members were and family. ped briefly at the local county Mrs. May Barnum had as Eas school office Monday. They were working on the blouses for the A noon lunch was ter dinner guests at The Dalles enroute to Spokane for the In workshop. hotel Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Barnum, land Empire Teachers’ confer served by the hostess as the meet ing liegan at 10:30 a. m. Mr. and Mi's. Henry Barnum, Mr. ence held annually in that city. Thu Rufus church of the Naz and Mrs. Lester Barnum and George Mitchell was down arene had its Easter egg hunt sons, Tom and Dick, Mr. and Mrs. from Pendleton Tuesday looking Giles French, Mr. and Mrs. Rob after the business of his fertili March 31 on the church grounds. C alkins Super Cham p W eed er w ill be The Easter Sunday program at ert Marvin and son Greg, Harry ser company in this county. the Rufus church began with the Kunsman, Mrs Echo Bartlett, d em o n stra ted at T ex Irzyk s 1 m iles Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Van Gild Mrs Ora Peetz, Mrs. Leola Church er and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ginn congregation singing ’‘All Hail ". and Rev. Langenes of the Con drove to Troutdale Sunday to A prayer by Sunday chool super w e st of M oro at 2 o clo ck Sunday, A pril 8 intendent, John Mathieson./"Eas gregational church of The I>alles. watch the dip netters pull in the ter Then” was a service by the Following dinner members of the smelt— and brought a few nice this is a good p iece of farm m ach in ery Christ’s Teens class portraying family gathered at the home of big ones home. some events of the first Easter Mrs. Barnum in The Dalles for Harlandview grange goes to Ru day. “ Easter Now” was pieces fo r tra sh y fallow . visiting. fus Che night of the 5th to put on and songs by other classes. "Eas Word from Mr. and Mrs. John its visitation program. Saturday ter Greeting” by Little Jeewel DeMoss states they are returning night the regular meeting will be class; "L ife’s Stepping Stones” by D u nh am C u lti-S k ew T rea d ers from Monument Valley in north held at the hall in Hay canyon Busy Bees class; “What Does It ern Arizona back to Phoenix and with balloting for state officers Mean To Have Easter” by the leave there soon for Yucaipa, and other busines coming up. C ase M achinery & P a rts Star Duster class. A duet “ The Californio. Lloyd Johnson was taken to St. Unveiled Christ” Mrs. W. M Mary Evo accompanied by Mr. Vincent's hospital in Portland Franklin and her daughter, Grace. and Mrs. M. A. Bull returned Monday for a series of tests to Mrs. Franklin, minister, then V ir g il’s W elding & R epair Shop Tuesday from Portland where determine what treatment he chose “ If There Were No Easter" they spent Piaster with relatives. needs to get over this trouble. for iher sermon. • Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Bull at the Mrs. Let» Eslinger returned Moro. O regon Mrs. Franklin announced Ru home of their son, Hollis and fam home from her trip to Arizona fus won the Sunday school atten ily and Mary Eva with her cousin. and another to Idaho to visit her dance contest with Natches, Wn., Mr. and Mrs. Chas Adlard left son, Marcus and family, before and Rufus will receive a beautiful Friday for Portland and spent settling down again to running yellow ribbon for its award, lh e several days there visiting at the the Moro Hotel. contest for April will be with the Paul Cyphers postponed the church at Boville, Idaho. I heir < > home of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Bi- opening of his new grocery store average for this year, up to con o zeau, nee Marjorie Meloy. Mr. and Mrs. Willy Knighten when he saw the huge pile of test time was 33 while Rufus had 0 spent Easter Sunday in The Dal new goods that had to lx? opened, 37. The win is based on numeii- 0 les, after having dinner in com put on shelves and marked before cal gain except where the contest 0 The official is so close that a percentage will 0 pany with Mrs. Vanie Walton of l>eing ready to sell. The Dalles at The Dalles hotel, date, which Paul says he will be have to be considered. This award 0 0 they called on Mrs. Mary Baker good and ready for, Is April 13 will be a red ribbon. when the new place will he offi at her home in the afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Kingsland o The Moro Missionarw society cially opened. of Portland stopped April 1 in o Mr. and Mrs. Roy Belshee re will meet at Mrs Joe Peter’s home a re d u e by M arch 1 of e a ch y ea r Wednesday, April 11. Dessert will turned home Wednesday even- c the fri,ervi& cx.ec. The Rufus gringo held another card party at their hall March 31. The grange plans one more party to complete this series, and then resume the parties In the fail, The winner in canasta was Mrs. Mat Fowler. Harland McDonald got lew. There were three tables of pinochle with Mr. and Mrs. Rolland Johns r* feceiving high prieo while consolation prizes went to Harold Baker and Mrs Georg»* Fox The grange women ^freshmems after the served game. OPEN TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY THURSDAY & FRIDAY Phone JO 5-3291 d e n t is t Office days Tuesdays and W ednesdays Telephone 761 get, e ith e r fo r m ore a p p ro p ria tio n s or for less, should be a t th e C ourt H ouse a t a t 10:00 o’clock a. m. W e sincerely th a n k every one fo r th e k in d n ess a n d a tte n tio n p a id to o u r m o th er th e p a s t m onths. still h ave n ot b een W ith Price Protection i ALFALFA • CLOVERS • GRASSES Seeds Are Ready — Stocks Are Complete Here are samples of our prices for quality seeds No. 1 Seed Cwt. Idaho Grimm Alfalfa________$34.00 _ 35.00 Mont. Ladak Alfalfa.... ~ Wash. 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