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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (March 1, 1957)
PA<n 3 SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON, FRIDAY, MZ-fCH 1, 193T chosen patrol leaders and Ken with her- wares. Visitors were Mrs. Gerald Nisbet won low. Parker, senior patrol leader for Mrs. John Hilderbrand O as â Wasco News Mrs Del Wright and Mrs. R E Portland visitor last Monday. Troop 361. Hickson Mr. and Mrs. John Hoffmeialcr The Rufus Grange is holdife By DorU N label Mrs. R. E. Hickson has been Word received U^re by Mrs M. of Portland spent the long week “Open House” at its hall in Rufus The Eastern Star members are M. Powell is that Mrs. Eunice end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. holding a bake sale Saturday, visiting the G. A. Sargents the this Saturday evening, March 2, past week while her husband w as Fuller and F. S. Henkle were mar R. B. Hoskinson. March 2 in the vacant building In Fossil testifying at the flood at 8 o’clock. A full evening of en ried in LaMirada, California Miles Fox, 80, and Mary Dees. next to the Wasco Market. They hearing Mr. Hickson spent the tertainment has been planned. Sunday, February 17. Mr..Henkle will be serving pie or cake and weekend here too on the way Everyone Is welcome. is a brother of the husband ot 64, both of Prineville, eloped Feb» coffee from 1 o’clock on. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Wilkin home to Portland. M rs Roxy" Thompson Henkle and uary 13, obtained a marriage li- Mrs. Koxy luwmy -ense from Marie Hoskinson, The St. Mary's parish card par The Thursday evening bridge son and family are moving to is retired. clerk, and were married ty which was originally scheduled club met last week at the home of Ritzville, Wash., the first of the Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Van Gil county by Rev. E. C. Goodenberger be for Friday will be held Thursday. Mrs David Rlchelderfer with all month where he is opening up a der spent the week end in Port fore continuing on their honey The proceeds from this will go to members present. Mrs. Albert new territory for his business land going down Friday in the Dormaler won the high prize and Members of the community will the parish library fund. moon. snow and returning Sunday in The Wasco Methodist church Mrs. Arthur Johnson is home the sun. a hospital in The Dalles af announces the dedication service Ernest Woods came home tne from ter being treated for several days of their new church-school build first the week ing Sunday morning and after first of of tne we«** for the begin because of an injured knee, ning of spring • ,, ,ea. Mr. and Mrs. Collls Moore are noon, March 10. Dedication ad in California dui ing home again after spending several dress will be by Rev. Edward Ter ry, Portland district superlnten- ther. _ . . _ dayS in Portland where Mrs. Mrs. Mary Eva left Moore attended the Republican dent. Order of the day will be: over snowy roads ‘ $ioo a plate dinner to raise funds church school 9:45 a. m.; morning from where ehe flew to San Fran worship-dedication service 11:00 1 have started a Plumbing Shop in cisco on her way to A . wn. Wes Fuller was here last week a. m.; pot-luck dinner at 12:30, a long visit to ie after several weeks spent in Cal church memories-following dinner and open house for inspecting the ender. navmond ifornla. my garage and will handle pumbing Mr. and Mrs. R 5 The Camp Fire Girls met Tues- new facilities. Mrs. Clyde Fridley, Teresa and were here Tuesday, w , day at the home of their adviser, way home from Portland anu Mrs. Mike Mullck, and talked Stuart, and Mrs. Robert Nisbet, supplies and well equipment and do all Salem to visit their daughter, alxjut having a dance and agreed Annette and Elaine, surprised Mrs. Allan Pinkerton and family. to sell greeting cards sometime their mother and grandmother, The annual Sherman county this spring. Mrs. A. D. McConaughy of Kent, plumbiing work, carefully and accur dinner will be held at the Mallory Roy Tiller came down from last Wednesday, when they drop hotel in Portland at 12:30 Sunday Hermiston Wednesday to spend ped in on her for lunch and brou afternoon March 10, says Mrs. a couple of days here visiting his ght a cake to celebrate her birth ately. Nell Burres who is secretary. Din mother, Mrs. Iva Kee and other day. ner will be $2.25 and reservations relatives. Den No. 3 met at the home of may be made by writing ^lrs. Paul McCulloch was in town Mrs. Virgil Brock Monday after Burres at 733 NE 21st Ave. Wednesday, enjoying the sun school with all eight members GLENN WALLACE Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Sayrs re shine, he said. Paul, one time prin present. Corlin Fowler’s mother turned home from six weeks cipal of the Wasco schools, is an served birthday refreshments In spent In California and Arizona insurance executive in Portland honor of her son, which were Wasco, Oregon Tuesday arriving with the first and growing bored of beam on the Dixie cups and cupcakes, each holding an individual candle. robins. _ ... _ _ Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kaseberg Election of Boy j Pat KennY' son of Lawrence was done at a meeting held at tne Kenny, had the cast taken off his returned from Banta Barbara, church Monday night. John Mat leg Monday In The Dalles and California, last Monday, where teson and Gary Thompson were will try walking on sticks for a they spent the past two months. Mr. and Mrs. Mel Peterson of month to fully recover from a Seattle were weekend visitors at skiing accident during the winter. For USED PARTS Henry Grabenhorst, SCS chief, the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harley Is moving into the office formerly Dutton. .Mrs. Guy Andrews was hostess by the Zipper and the to fit the older cars occupied Ranch & Home store has rented to a party honoring Mrs. Bess the Odd-Fellows building that has Stanley’s 89th birthday last Fri housed the SCS office and will day. A number of friends were SEE S - move In within a few days. That present to enjoy the pink and decorated cake cut by Mrs. Moro Motors Garage will permit the Empire Machin white ery company to take possession Harry VanGilder. Mrs. Leona Van of the building bought from Park Gilder also helped serve. Out of er of Ranch & Home where a con town guests were Mrs. Stanley’s Also complete Repair crete floor will l*e laid before In nephew and his wife, Mr. and stallation of shop equipment and Mrs. Ardell Andrews from Ok Service for all cars. ___________ lahoma, Mabel Rhoten and Thel stock of repairs. ma and Margie Lelbert all of Yak ima. Local guests were Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Sargent, Mrs. M. J. Schwendel, Mrs. W. R Reid, Mrs. W. D. Watkins, Mrs. Trace Fields, Rena Sheppard, Mrs. Chrystal Munro, Mrs. Del Wright, Mrs. J. HIGHEST PRICE PAID ♦ F. Royse, Mrs. Cliff Fridley and ♦ Mrs. Vleda Van Gaasbeck. ♦ The WSCS met last Wednesday RED MARTIN ♦ with 18 members present. Mrs. ♦ CY 6-4393, The Dalles, Oregon Martin Pshlgoda and Mrs. J. F. ♦ Royse were hostesses and carried Î out a George Washington theme in the decorations. The table was centered with a log and a hatchet imbedded in it, and flanked by American flags. Mrs. John Robin son led the devotions and Mrs. L. P. Haven led the program which was on missions. Mrs. Tlbbets, the plactlc saleslady was present Moro Personals ATTENTION be sorry to sec them :* were very cooperative and parti cipated in all the school and com munity activities. AH wish S en t the best of luck In their new loca- I ton Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Anderson of Portland and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Harper left Wednesday morning for San Francisco, re turning Sunday. Miss Lois Ann Everett and Miss Joyce Carlson visited Miss Ever ett’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Robinson last weekend. The Thursday evening pinochle club met at the home of Mrs. Bill White with Mrs. Gordon Hilder brand as co-hostess. Extra guests were invited to make a third ta ble. Besides the hostesses, those present were Mrs. Jerry Barnett, Mrs. Llyod Gosson, Miss Cherrill Fields, Mrs. Dave Miller, Mrs. Douglas Shull, and guests were Mrs. Robert Nisbet, Mrs. Harold Wlnegar, Mrs. Harold Engberg, Mrs. Dave Demarest and Mrs. Bill Kellum. Mrs. Douglas Shull won high prize, Mrs. Gordon Hllder- Chernu t i«tu* lu». it*e pxL&r. were beautiful hand-crocheted items made by the hostess. Stanley H. Boice, 19, son of Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Moore, Wasco, is completing his air force basic military training at Lackland Air Force Base, Texas, to prepare him for entrance into air force tech nical training or for an air force duty assignment. Dr. Otis G. Perkins Optometrist 405 E. 2nd HU (Across from Stadelman- Bonn Hardware) Tel. CY6-5302 The Dalle®, Ore. Mortgage Loans To Meet Your Individual Needs ATTRACTIVE TERMS PROMPT SERVICE Standard Insurance Co. A western company serving western agriculture HOME OFFICE 812 S. W. Washington Portland, Oregon Phone ATwater 4331 - t r - e r i e - i » —iTnt-rriçiC“ W anted: Scrap Iron UNION HEATING OIL WE GIVE S and H MORO COMMUNITY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Green Stamps 9:45 Bible School. Classes for for children, parents and all adults 11:00 Morning Worship Service. Sermon theme: “How Others May Know Who Are Christ’s Fol lowers.” Westminster Fellowship will meet this Sunday at the Paul Fraser home. Mariners to meet at the Max Barzee home, 8:00 p. m. Junior Choir on Wednesday at the church, time 7:00 p. m. Ernest C. Goodenberger, pastor ON ALL Residential Commercial Farm HEATING OIL ACCOUNTS WASCO CHURCH OF CALL G12-5454 WASCO IRA FRIDLEY UNION OIL CO. of CALIF. CHRIST All are Invited to the regular services at the usual time. In ad dition, this Sunday we are having a pot-luck dinner at noon In fel lowship with Merlin and Gertrude Shields, the former pastor and his wife who are going to Brazil as missionaries this spring. eW are Invited to attend mis sionary classes at 6:30 p. m. at the First Christian church in The Dalles. Harold Fowler, pastor E. E. “ Pinkie” Billings '■*I*W *‘ I». O. Box 184 The Dalles, Oregon BARGAIN HI! 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