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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 7, 1956)
SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, PAGE MORO, OREGON, FRIDAY, DECEMBER T, t»36 B. H. Roberson returned Mon- day morning from a trip through Montana to Chicago and as far south as Birmingham, Alabama and says that the weather was fine all the way, Dell Smith of Condon is mov- ing here within a few days to tart work for Cushman Equip- ment Sheriff Norman Field went to Portland Wednesday to attend the annual meeting of sheriffs and district attorneys to be held there, Saxton, who usually drives down a case of pneumonia and Tom Jones and Bill Edwards have been fill- and Virgil Fields, Janny M cIntyre in. The few that went enjoyed a non and talk on Rufus Personals e amongst themselves. ing of rugs. She cleaned an up Lee, Terry and Alice Kaseberg, Moro Personals T h e^lo m e Ec club met Thurs- holstered chair seat during th< Hiroshi Taskano, David and Doug Mr». George F ox day at the home of Mrs. Harland lesson. The club will m Reid, Jeannette Belshee, Gene and The Moro Woman a >iui Al and Russell Blake arrived McDonald Mrs. Joe Morris pre- home of Mrs. George F Barbara Fridley, ___ Jim __ and John ing has been changed to T hurs Thomas, Dou_ g Bish, Mike Lori, home lasl Friday after working sided at the business meeting uary. day, December 13, at 2 o clock . and Doug Medler. 4ii Alaska — all — summer and fall. with Mrs. Frank Reid se Karen Macnab, Rufu.- PTA met Monday in the church social room. T h u New members were Robert and i..v doys --- surprised their paren -------------- - taking notes. The member 1 plan- night at the Rufus school lunch lS a Silver Tea and Guest day. Carolyn Pearson, Tom and M yy with an early Christmas gift, an ne<j m e projects for the ■oming room President Mrs Bob Byrd Non-members are cordially in- Coats, Gary Wilkinson, Don Dut- eie<tric automatic washer and season. A sack lunch was brought presided at the meeting. Mrs. Har- invited. ton and Loren Byrd. dryer and a television set which anj the hostess served cake with vey Hanson took notes as the Mrs. Mary Mersinger at the regular secretary, Mrs. Stella . <n uripn returned Monday The meeting was called to order are aiready Installed and put into whipped ami « ---- F r - - cream ----- to her ln ‘ J * * by former president Terry Ease- servlce ln lhe Blake home he noon hour. Mrs. Ina 1 - ’ Hanson, ex- Tumilson wa absent. The mem- after spending two i berg. 4-H pledge and flag salute are the sons of Mr. and Mrs. tension agent, gav a demonstra- jærs decided to hav e a spaghetti W ashington taking cate oi n were led by John Fields. There Charles Blake who operate the » 6 _________________ dinner about February 1. Bill sister, Miss A u n e Kenny, no oW business Under new service sla tiOn and grocery in Huck printed some PTA cards fe o an TUUr came down from business we elected: Lee Ease- Rufus. SHERMAN THEATER and these were given out to the , R° yi »Tn qnndav nicht to visit berg, president; John Fields, vice Mr. and Mrs. Don Macnab wish member* with paid up dues, Hermiston Sunday night to \ i t president; Sally Fields, sec-treas.; lo rem ind the Community card Jack Lloyd, principal, announ- his mother, Mrs. I™ Kee a n d h U JeanneUe Beishee, news reporter; club members that they are en- NO SHOW FRIDAY ced the Christmas program on sister Mrs. Mac ^ u p a n d m y. y^* ^ n e Fridley, Sgt-at-arms; Terry tertaining the members and their December 21 will consist of songs Saturday & Sunday and Mrs. Eee and ”; ‘ ‘ , Virginia where she has been a Easeberg song leader. husbands at the Macnab home readings around a decorated dinner guests I ue> y / _ ‘ few weeks Eelley has orders to Lee then took over the presi- Monday, December 10, at 8 p. m. Christmas tree, Santa will he pre- December 8—9 Mrs. Loy Cochran. Mr. Tiller 1 f k* anJ dent’s offke Qur ieader> ^ „ a r d The men as well as the women -«nt to greet the children with for home Tuesday afternoon. Fields, introduced new record w ill exchange gifts that night, nuts. Cookies “The Rawhide Years” acks of candv . . . and . books and a few other things There party > at There was was a a card can par a the ■D1„ iin o M ille r and coffee will . be served . for grange hall Saturd ay night, but Tony Curtis, Pauline Miller freshments freshment3 fbr a a soclal hour MORO COMMUNITY were discussed. social hour af- 4-H Club We have decided to have our due to late advertising not many PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH terwards. The principal thought meeting the first Sunday of the Were there, so no prizes were glv- Tues. & Wed. Sunday school classes for all age W asco Clubs Meet month at 2 p. m. The meeting was groups at 9:45. December 11—&12 By Jeannette B elshee adjourned and the leaders Church W orship at eleven. Dr. Frank D. Reid W estm inster Fellowship at 5:30 Sunday afternoon at 3 4-H ers leaders met to dis. ‘Female on the Beach’ . ______, ___ .1 T rn o i a m nnd W SCO a no . ____ . . „ „ - I year’s , a /« » iu activities. l» io a Regular choir rehearsal on n r Wvd- from areas around W a asco ano cusg . th(? Dentbit Joan Crawford nesday evening at 8 o’clock. Rufus met at Leonard Fields’ to Moro H otel Bldg. JO 5-3561 Jeff Chandler “The Master is here and calleth discuss and plan a new sc e O ffice D ays: Taea. & Wed. for thee ” for the year ahead. There were 26 Moro Cooks Organize JL* E rnest C. Goodenberger, Pastor boys and girls present: Sally, John WE GIVE for a grade school boys basket hall game. The Busy Bumble Bees 4-H sewing club met November 19 in the Rufus school cafeteria with 16 member present. The leaders are Mrs. Curtis Neal, Mrs. Morris Burnett, Mrs. Harvey Hanson and Mrs. Don Macnab. several moth- ers and the county agent, Mrs. Ina Hanson. The following offi- cers were elected: Earen Macnab, president; Manya Neal, vice-pre- sident; Donna Mae Hanson, sec- retary; May Macnab, news report- er an(l Onalie Miller, song leader. Mrs. Hanson talked on how 4-H work helps us. Supplies were passed out and they talked about ___ they t.rnro were trv to some of the »U..,., thing> »h/A.. make. The next meeting was December 3, UNION HEATING OIL B y Chriwtie Mortgage Loans To Meet Your Individual Needs ATTRACTIVE TERMS PROMPT SERVICE Standard Insurance Co. A western company serving western agriculture HOME OEEICE 812 S. W. Washington Portland, Oregon Phone ATwater 4331 I -vr— . ■ —cr---- Junior Class Play O lym pia vice president; S and H .with pleasure I Darlene Miller, Residential Famous for flavor . . . bright, sparkling Olympia hita the refreshment mark for millions of discriminating westerners. secretary; Christie Woods, news- reporter. The second meeting was held November 26 at the church and “Come and Get It” was chosen as the name of this club. Anne Miller is our leader. Next meeting will be December 10 when Mary Ann Thompson and Christie Woods will dem onstrate ’ how to make sandwiches. I I ;i Magic Touch* PERSONALIBED XMAS CARDS through Dec. 8th. Do your Christmas shop ping early a t— THE Z IP P E R Moro, Oregon Commercial Farm HEATING OIL ACCOUNTS CALL G I 2-5 4 5 4 WASCO to lim it ♦he cost to it« need» or wish#«. 16 character^ 6 men - 10 women Director: Mrs. Beryl Bethke IRA FRIDLEY UNION OIL CO. of CALIF. C 24 «nabte« ♦he family SATURDAY, DECEMBER 8 ,1 9 5 6 Moro School Gymnasium Green Stamps ON ALL We can take orders for 3 -Act Comed y i i a i i i W oods The 4-H Cooking club held its first meeting November 21 at the school house. 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