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H llEKMAN COUNTY
JOURNAL,
MOKO, OREGON,
the bridge club at her home
Thursday evening with two tables
in play. Mrs. Bob Schilling held
Ity M r*. A. F. Kalzer
high, Mrs. Brander second and
Mrs. Kendrick Dunlap low. .Mrs.
nnis Andersen. USN. ar
Schilling also won the traveling
prize. Others present were Mrs.
Joe Bibby, Mrs. Bob Marvin, Mrs.
Paul Syron and Mrs. Frank. Ret
ter. Refreshment* were served.
I».,
Mrs. Ted Kelly was hostess to
the Grass Vail
Rebekah
dge No. 118 met
the IOOF the bridge club at her home In
ill June 20 for its last meeting Kent Thursday afternoon with
itil
-Mrs. Kenneth Crews t,essert luncheon followed by
grand, presided with 18* carcls at three tables. Mrs. Bob
Jers present. Mrs. W illard Urown held high score, Mrs. Al-
Barn •tt gave the rest of her re-
Kock second and Mrs. A rt
I*>rt >n her visit to the Rebekah Jostesen low. Mrs. Kelly won the
A
ibly. After the meeting a traveling prize. Others present
party was held for members with were Mrs. Glen Fairchilds, Mrs.
birth lays or wedding annlver- Arzel1 I^m ley, Mrs. A. A. Dunlap,
sarte: in June or July. Birthdays ^ rs .
Kee» Mrs- Herman
in June were Mrs. Orville Rug- I ’eters, Mrs Loy Cochran, Mrs.
gles, Mrs. Willard Rolfe and Mrs. Harold Eakin and Mrg. A. F. Bal-
John Ailey, anniversaries were zer.
Mn Ruggles, Mrs. Alfred Payne
Sherman chapter No. 132 OES
Mr; Durward Helyer and Mrs. met at the Masonic hall last
Archie ( intrail. Birthdays in July Tuesday evening for its last meet-
were Mi . Sadie Alley, Mrs. Geo. ing until fall. Mrs. Frank von
Beaty,
Mrs. John Block, Mrs. Borstel, worthy matron, presided
Kennett Crews,
Mrs. Harry with 12 members present. Mrs.
Hooper, Mrs. Harry Justesen, von Borstel gave her report on
Mr Clyde Stradley and Mrs.
Echo Vlntin, anniversaries were
Mrs. Charles Perrlgo and Mrs.
Robert Schilling.
Refreshments
were served by Mrs. Earl Olds
and Mrs. Frank Ketter.
Mrs. Alex Brander entertained
Grass Valley
JU N E » , 1M«
the meeting« she attended at
grand Chapter Mr. and Mrs. D. L.
Reynolds told about their eastern
trip. Plans were made for the pic
nic held at Tygh Valley Sunday.
School of instruction w ill be held
in Moro Sept. 13 for Sherman and
Bethlehem chapter« by Celeste
Dickenson. The district meeting
w ill be held in Grass Valley Sept.
21.
Refreshments were served
from a lace covered decorated ta
ble at the close of the meeting by
Mrs. Lester Wilson and Mrs. Lu
ther Davis.
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Mrs. Marie Smith, who is in Pro
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Mr. and Mrs. Lester Wilson and
children, Errin and Jaifes, drove
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daughters, Karen and Nancy,
who attended summer school and
all went to the coast for a few
dag’s vacation.
Frank Ketter Agency
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VACANCY
Dr. Otis G. Perkins
Carl Schilling, USN, Is on fu r
lough £ - a month and is spending
the time with his parents, Mr.
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Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Alley and
Ruth, and her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Tommie B<upiett drove to
Portland Wednesday on business
and visited Mr Barnett’s sister,
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