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PAGE 4 FRIDAY, M A R C H I , 195T »HERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON, Grass Valley Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Nafcfiuse Of M c C oy were visitor« at the home of M r and Mrs. Dell Olds Friday. cub stouts of Den 3 met with Den Malcolm Esling Ealing- Den Mother Mother Mrs. Mrs. Malcolm e, at her home Feb. 25 after school with six members present, Flag »alute was led by Lowell Smith they sang “Hall, Hall the Gang's All Here”. Mrs. Esllnger 7ead abou Indians and how they eveiung at ihe home of Mr. and Mr«. Alfred Keck in Moro, Misa Sharon SawteU of The Dalles came Sunday to vL u a while her poualn, Mrs. Eu- w nu. with »«* gene Spencer. She also vlaltad her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. fc. K. Blaylock and her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Stradley. Mrs. Myrle Smith took her son, Gordon, to p e Dalles last Tues- Arlean and Jeanie-Macnab will cutting a bias K ry HtgPy Mrr. Myrle Smith fcr-hcr work as demonstrate on Sheri Rolfe favored a A 4-H meeting was h eli at the Den Mother. Mrs. Bayer present *olo, she flnUhed openlaf her strip. ed Mrs. John Reckman a gift of new high school Feb. 18. gifts. . Darlene Miller and Diana Hen appreciation for her help while Out of town guest» present were richs gave a demonstration on Mrs. Shirley Mr*. Don she was Den Mother. Mrs. Bayer how to sew on hooka, eyes and gave a nice talk about each scout na Gardner and Mrs. Frances Ma thews all from Seattle, Mrs. Hen of Den 1 and Den Chief Jimmy snaps. The next meeting will be March Dentist ry Yeager. Mrs. Donald Martin, Duncan and presented each with 1957. Mrs. Orlow Martin, Mrs. Jennie a gift of appreciation. Mrs. Bayer 4, Darlene Moro Hotel llldg. JO 5-S5Ä1 Gochnauer and Margar- Martin. Mrs. Charles B urnetand and Mrs. Smith presentel Boy etta Morgan will demonstrate on Office Days: Tuea. & Wed. Mrs. Bob Belshe and daughter. Scout rings to Victor Johnson 8tralghtlng material. and John P. Reckman. Sharon, all from Moro and Mrs- Closing with a poem, “The Frog Owen Eakln from Pasco, The Cub Scout “Blue and Gold That Tired and Tried” read by 2 2 2 « - ? & « ? banquet was held at the Bapust Mrs. Bayer. church Saturday evening. Present (*ub Scouts of Den 1 met with day when they returned home. were the Cubscouts of pack No. CARD OF T H A N KB Den Mothers M r.,Clyde S.rad.ey M r « . M a Owen E n n end 362 I want to take this opportunity and their families, the leaders and Mrs. Lester Barnum at the family of Pasco, Wn., arrived Fr. and their families and invited to thank all my friends for the Stradley home after school day ;n ooi r Feb. cu . u ay and spent the weekend ------— _ guests Mr. and Mrs. Donald von flowers, letters and cards I re Ts The meeting was opened by their ranch here. Mrs. Eakln and Borstel and family. Mrs. von Bor ceived while in the hospital. They 9V Bucishln « a d lw the minutes of children returned to Pasco Sun- 10*1 were greatly appreciated. stel is president of the American last meeting, flag .alute. King», day. Mr. Eakln remained for the Legion auxiliary, the sponsors, Mrs. Edith M. Lyons uai 5 S 2 ^ = # s i > - - - - - 1 * Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rolfe and fam wu brn caras. ivcirwium?**'’» ------ ----- — ii r j ily, Mr. Rolfe is Boy Scout mas ished by Mrs. John Reckman and Bayer, Mrs. Harry Stark. Mrs. tMjotees and pink rose buds, a served by Denner Tommy Bar- Orville Ruggles and Mrs. Melvin ter, Rev. Donald Leach, Ira Hill, Btork also graced the table. Ice num and assistant Denner Johnle Alberty were hostesses at U n a field executive, from The Dalles cream and coffee were served inhnaon shower honoring Mrs. Eugene and Mrs. Frank E. Bayer and WASCO BAKERS By Margaret O'Meara J March 2 is the date for the Spencer, held at the IOOF hall son, Byron. with the cake. The tables were decorated with We met on February 13 with bridal shower for Miss Carolyn Saturday afternoon with about 4.» Out of town guests present were blue and gold crepe paper down two girls being absent We have Jrs. Ben Hattrup of Portland, Lemley at the Alfred Koch home women present. the center with silhouettes of Wa been having our business meeting disses Cassie and Mabel Holmes, in Moro. The hall was beautifully decor- shington and Lincoln, the Cub the day before so we have plenty Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Eakln of ated wllh plnk and whl,‘e Crepe Scout table had marshmallow of time for our project. Alb drs. Ted von Borstel and Mrs. O. isk V. Gustasson all from The Dalles. The Dalles spent Monday.visitlng streamers from each corn- place cards. We are glad to have Mrs. Rea- ♦ J» * their daughter, Mrs. Myrle Smith er of the ha^ hall lQ to the the eenter eenter light light tha Coats who Is helping our The flag salute was led by Ed Mrs. Ted Kelly entertained the and family. ysn from which hung a large white now. Arthur Buether, son of Mr. anil bell. Pink and white ribbons hun3 dies Esllnger followed by singing leaders •ridge club at her home In Kent We made peanut butter cookies ,'hursilay with a 1:30 dessert Mrg BU1 Buether, Huether. left ten monua> h ¡, ht - w ith v a le n tin e “America’’ with Mrs. Elton Eakln and were pleased to have very Mrs. Bill Monday 1IVJ„ — V.. uncheon followed by cards at two for The Dalles and on to Pori Portland motifs on the no the end. The south wall as accompanist, a prayer by Rev. good results with our first try at ables. Mrs. Loy Cochran and Mrs. for Induction Into the army. oq. held a large fancy pink heart Leach. A talk by Mr. Hill and making cookies. We shared our In su r a n c e C o m p a n y Verne ierman lite r s won the prizes Sl/i ------ Mobley, - Keith . . Barnett , , with the names, Barbara and Eu Mrs. Orville Ruggles entertained cookies at our rooms Valentine the brRje and groom> on with an accordion solo and the vlth Mrs A. F. Balzer winning the and Frank McKay, students at do sang the “Train party. At our next meeting we raveling prize. Others present OTI ____ _____ _ Falls. «J^nt . in Klamath the each aide of this was a heart with Cub Scouts will be baking Brownies. vere Mrs. Donald Clodfelter, Mrs. weejtend with their parents, mt the names Boyce and Catherine, Song” with Mrs. Eakin as accom larold Eakln and Mrs. Jack uA. on the ------ north panist. Orville Ruggles, Cubmas- P E R K ’S PURI.R M rs Euaene Spencer accom- the me bride’s u n w » t parents, _____ ___ 1 * 1 - » U ,. »-* ter and Malcolm Esllnger, achie »30 Ida ms. By Judy Kelso nanled by Mrs. Shirley Montague wall were hearts w.th the name vement man, presented the follow This 4-H club elected officers The Grass Valley Rebekah lodge and Mrs^Donna Gardner, arrived of his parents, Chester and Grace ing awards: John P. Reckman, Io. 118 met at the IOOF hall Wed- Friday from Seattle and spent the and on the east wall wele hearts year pin and 1 stiver arrow; Tom recently choosing Nancy McKean esday evening for its regular long weekend with the former’s with grandpa ®nd grandma Blay Barnum, 8 «liver arrows and a president, Janet Stewart, song neetlng. Mrs. Jack Brady, noble Barents Mr and Mrs. Boyce Blay- lock and grandma Shull and webelos badge: Dick Barnum, 6 leader. Karen Powell, secretary rand, presided with 21 members lock Mrs. Frances Mathews also grandpa Jones. B° u^ e t 8 t P?i,S’ silver arrow«; Roy Easter, year and Judy Kelso, news reporter. Seattle came with them and sywlllows were placed about the »resent. A party was held for of pin, webelos badge arid gradua nembers with birthdays or wed- s L m the weeken.l with her mo- room with a pear plant on the tion certificate; Skaet Brander, ling anniversaries In February. ther Mrs. T. M. Rolfe. piano. 3 silver arrows; Kenneth Lemley, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Griffith re- Miss Joeclle Blaylock, sister of 4 sliver arrows; Victor Johnson, I’hose who had birthdays were »»! virs. Don Smith, Mrs. Earl Olds, turned Sunday from a trip to Cal- the honor guest, had charge of the webelos badge; Lowell Smith, Urs. Harry Howell and Mrs. Jack ifornla where they spent several lovely guest book, which was lion badge, 1 gold and 1 sliver 3rady, those with anniversaries days visiting her son and daugh- made heart shape with white sa- arrow; Michael Baiinger, bear jvere Mrs. Howell, Mrs. James Ba ter in law, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Un with the inscription “Bridal badge, 1 gold arrow; Ronnie Ea “It’s take-it-easy time, neighbor iter, Mrs. William Brlnkert and Andersen. Dennis Is stationed at shower” In blue and pink and de- kln, bear badge, 1 gold and 2 sil corated with crocheted pink roses ver arrows; Leonard Eakln, bob Mr. and Mrs. Frank T. Bayer. Re the Alameda naval air station. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kurllo and and tied with a white lacy rib- cat pin; David Bakin, replace freshments were served by Mrs. Brook bourbon $ timet that is! Harold Owens, Mrs. Frank E. family of Portland were weekend ,l)On with pink, blue and yellow ment, bear badge, 1 gold and 2 < u t i i i:i:nu i» i ni i i ii i i T - i f » r r— .......... * guests at the Lester Barnum and stripes through it. Bayer and Mrs. Bill Rolfe. silver arrows; Kenneth Blagg, bAniha P ardo WPfft Cards were D3SH passed out for the lion badge and Terry Eakln 1 «li Matt Simon homes after a day’s work well done, The Jolly Cooks met in the Mr. and Mrs. Herman i Peters guests to write either their fav- chool cafeteria Feb. 20. Lois were dinner guests Saturday orite recipe, a household hint, a ver arrow. you need some relaxation. . . take time o u t,, , A ceremony was held for Victor ’ayne, president, called the meet- menu or how to get along with then enjoy this golden whiskey ng to order. Carol Owens, secre- your husband. Mrs. Harold Owens Johnson and John P. Reckman . . . finest of fine Kentucky bourbons! who gave the Boy Scout oath ary read the minutes of the last won the prize for the game play- when they graduated from Cub- neetlng. Mrs. Harold Eakln, lead A superior service scouts to Boy scouts. They were er Instructed them In the lesson did $2.80 pt. Mrs. Rolfe escorted Mrs. Spen • f personal «Heedence presented with graduation certi levidel eggs. She appointed Carol cer to the gift laden table and Mrs. TH A T COSTS W O MORE »4.35 4 5 qt. hvens, Patricia Brown, Mona Ea- Bayer pinned on her a carnation ficates by Orville Ruggles and dn, and Virginia Todd to prepare corsage The gift table was along Boy Scout neckerchiefs and slides and stuff the eggs which were the north wall and the chairs by Bill Rolfe and put on by as eaten with rltz crackers at the placed In a semicircle for the sistant patrol leaders Jimmy Dun close of the meeting. The meeting guests. Mrs. Spencer opened part can and Dick Stradley. A poem by Tommy Barnum. was adjourned by Lois Payne of her gifts assisted by her sisters, with Patricia Brown as reporter. jerrlne and Joeclle Blaylock, then Then John P. Reckman presented S/nÿ!^ D «00 OUT AVI after Mrs. Orville Ruggles and a gift of appreciation from Den 1 A bingo party was held at the to Mrs. Frank E. Bayer for her Miss Deanna Martin entertained - * A wide ranqeof prices IOOF hall Saturday evening spon with several accordion duets, she work as Den Mother. Den 3 pre ^ 3 that meets e l whhe. sored by the Three Links club. opened a few more gifts and after sented a gift of appreciation to Art Schilling won the Jackpot B itted fThttkey drawing and Alfred Payne the U« g»— vas Cheerful at its Name! door prize. The next bingo party will l>e held at the IOOF hall March 2. Everyone is welcome. Cub Scouts of Den 1 met with Den Mothers Mrs. Clyde Stradley and Mrs. Lester Barnum at the «4Ó j* Stradley home Feb. 11 with all w* •** * • - -V ‘ ., eight members and den chief Jim my Duncan present They had the flag saulte, went over scout re quirements, sang songs and made silhouettes of Washington and Lincoln. Refreshments furnished by Mrs. Orville Ruggles were ser ved by Denner Tommy Barnum and assistant Denner John John son. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Schilling, Mr. -1 »d: and Mrs. Don Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Dell Olds called at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Olds Satur day evening and surprised Mrs. Olds on her birthday anniversary The evening was spent playing bridge and later cake brought by the guests and coffee were served. By Mrs. A. F. Balzer n<„ Mrs. Harley McKay, Mrs Bill Jefferies and Mrs. Robert Tatum were hostesses at a pink and blue shower honoring Mrs. Kenneth Hattrup at the home of Mrs. Carl von Borstel Thursday afternoon with 23 women present. Games appropriate for the occasion were played with prizes going to Mrs. Harry Justesen, Mrs. John Deck er ,Mrs. Donald von Borstel, and Mrs. O. W. Gustasson. The gift table decorated with ^lnk and blue streamers held the ,nany lovely gift wrapped pack- iges which were opened by Mrs. S S S S S S S Dr. Frank D. Reid W ant money? 4-H Gub News Do you need to borrow on land to expand? The Travelers Qiles L . French, Agent a Sunny BrookABourbon fellow citizens ••• ook... Mrs Ila Ward left Friday for her home In San Francisco after spending a week here visiting her father, Charlie Olds, her sister, Mrs. Fred Peters and family and her brother, Lyle Olds and wife and other relatives UowuotiUnoai! The «newer» to everyday Inaurance pe-oblem** By Frank K eller I f you’ll a<l<lr«we your own Insur nee queatlona to thia office, we II ry to give you the correc-t ana- rera and there w ill be no charge r obligation of any kind. The tall aohlicrly figure, dretsfd in a "suit of brown broadcloth apua lla rlfo rd ” bent to kiaa the b.ble before Samuel O n . could ra in ..t The New York Battery crashed out a thirteen gun aalute. the chuw h of the city rang in triumph and from thousands of people who crowdi Street, ¿»d rooftop, a. far a. the eye could cam. the Jeyou. cry, 1 si beUa ^ * co“ erring on »urn the title of ’ Ilia Highnea., Pre.,dent of the U rnu d & t.M of America and Protector of Their Libe'Ue.. Yet WaeWngtoo began h it inaugural addreae with them worda, citizens . . thus giving himself the only title he T im I st we can beat honor George U aahmgton by remind ua not only of h i. humility but of our responsibility lello J*“*"« to the legeey of . h . n .b on W u lo n p o . S r « W . k l u . p r o » « t o « c o n » , in the beat way an American c a n -b y .trengthening the aecurity of our ova ia One of "the bw t *aya to build security for your home is by regulaiunveat- ment in U. S. Series E Savings B o n d s -a n important ^meruwM enjoy. Your Government guarantee, the principal of your Bondi M ^ T t o ¿ y amount And thr Government guarnntm. mm the rm. of Q U E S TIO N : Our W> year old non la In the Navy but he doe« »hive our fam ily car when he visits »«. yfn*t we Include him as a driver under M yearn of age when we «l»l*ly <<* Insurance? lnir m .k e Uit ? X i l a r plan to invest in S a u n p Bond, Savings Plan where you work or by buying Bond, often where you bank. 17. S. Saving« Bariffa a tiw tfth e n tha —c u r ity o f your fa m ily , v»»ur c o m m u n ity ^ c m r co u n try. Sherman County Branch A N H W KK : N o , In Ihoae circum- atAncee your eon la not considered a port of ytnir household unleaa he drive« the car regularly. Frank Setter Agency Grass Valley. Orn. Ph- <41 SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL . © »T M AiK M IA L BABtfC. O r P O R T IA K O •tir s » uho oerooei K
