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PAGE S SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON FRIDAY, JANUARY 17, 1938 by the hostess. bus Mr an J Mrs W illar.l. Barnett Tin w ent to Portland Monday on busi- im ' ss ! returning home W ednesday. <jav * A bridal show er in honor of Miss B arbara Alley was host- j oj) M iss Kay MeKav will. l»e he.ld ess at a party at the John R ust met Ja n u ary 20. 1958 at 2:0» P m. at home Saturday evening honoring nirtj y the K ent Community Chup.h. All Dick R ust on h is birthday anni- yersary. Those present were Mr a s . friends invitetl. Mrs Eben Kee entertained the and Mrs John Rust, Mr and Mrs nirtj bridge club at her home T hurs Ralph Rust. M r and Mrs J W Mr y day., w ith ’.des-ert luncheon fol BldgS. Mr and Mrs Jim M Donald. lowed by bridge at two tables. Mr and Mjs .Cecil Floyd. Mr and left .Mrs Nell Swi k held high score. Mrs b ra n Raven. Carl Kelley. A rt -Mrs Donald .Clodfeljer. second Juanita- McClain, John Alley and pari and ‘Mrs Harold Eakin low. Mrs Mr and Mrs Clair Ilalzer, Mr and Ecc Jack Adams ,won the traveling Airs Lloyd Wxxxlefson and Mr and are prize. Others present, were Mrs Mrs Claud Bayer of Moro aw F her y H erm an Peters. Mrs Alfred Kock Mr anil Mrs Bob- Draga of Port- Mrs Joe Peters and Mrs A F land. The evening weS spent p la y - ie s ing pinochle w ith John Rust and n ar Balzar. Mr arid Mrs H arry Heising of Claud Bayer holding high score L ittle -F o rt, Canada, were guests and Clair Ralzer low." Refresh- h * last week at |h e homaJhf Mr anij inents were sensed late in the Sat evenini?. " ‘ 4 * Mrs Dell Olds. ' Mrs H arry. Hooper and Mrs , Mrs Herman Peters, Mrs Ehen , ‘ ■Jack Cushman of Moro t6ok Mrs Kee and Mrs Alfred Kock w ent h‘ ' Nell Swiek to Portland Friday to Moi-o Saturday afternoon and 7 , r w here she boarded a train for surprised Mrs boy Q x-hran on ' Los Angelas to visit relatives af her birthday anniversary. They ' te r spending three weeks here spent the-afternoon playing cards visiting the Dunlap family. Mrs and lunching on the refreshm ents H oojkt and Mrs Cushm an re tu r brought by th e guests. M»s Harold Eakin, 1'enny Hig- ned home Saturday. Air and Mis Wnljaee 'May Went ley. Mr and Mrs Sim Duncan and io Hoa River Saturday where Boyce Hlaylo k were ^mong the Me May attended a Masonic meet- ones going to Sisters' Saturday iti.g that afternooft and evening. when Sherm an high teams played TL-y spent the weekend visiting Sisters, basktpltall teams. Mr ami Ifcrs -Ed F ritts and M rs Shelton F ritts were business vis itors in Portland Mopdayi r \f r an ' Mrs Frank vonBorstel and M r.and Mrs D ean.Reynolds 1 were d in re r- guests W ednesday evening at the Oene~ Reynolds - , home. „ Dinrtet’ gm -d; at the John R u s t/, to m e Sunday, were Miss Barbara-- Alley, Dick Rust and Mr.and "Mrs Moro Personals \li » , : d i- ( an - c. I v e rs a is .k in u a rv ", at th e h o m e of M r- A rtti W u tk u t- if. h e .’-m Cal R k S’-’’ l,.‘ ifornia. idifi L o in - S ulhe! w ho h as l>een ! * .¿j tie The M oro ‘A V in g m asters" w ill hold a m e e tin g J a n u a r y 23 at th e (Hi p Jp" re- election of officers. Mrs Dean P in k erto n and Mrs. 1 .ester B arnum and son Di k are ¿gS JSBl a case of tile flu this week. Cft -• \ -¡»end ,\A , 'h e ' a . ■ job at the garage after a w eeks ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ on is - - I W ilcox, a s s is te d by ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ * w .i- in d m c o u n ty Wed- io ,d ■ m i s t r th e th ir d f • m si. c h ild re n T h e i o n e h o lla r for the BBMRMBHM|g- .'o \o r n n e m t v ac in e B M M B l B r 1)1 1 -- i i i l r l f t l i M 1 1 1 '.Ill .a a a ig o -.... i o . w as u -i I « M i- Jo h n 15.1- k IS ba. k at w o rk in thé- b a n k a f te r a seig e of ill- n e -s tba- kepi ba! from w o rk sew ■ ■ ■ ■ £ , ’ e ra t weeks. I'be c o u n ty a m b u la n c e w ith ■ H e ise r d riv in g took S iev e M .A liilm of W asco to E m anuel ' ’ '.J |3|||gg|e I Ï o h / f 's j . yhi . V ' - o ’-- .. A »' \ v " Ç ' i - A-gfe.,; y-.,. {„ '" ' entirely trouble w ith th e sew er line across Main street by "th e ditch and-of- fi.ials hâve about concluded th at there is not enough fall or th a t th e pipe has been broken. It will have to be taken up and repaired, The Sherman* basketball teâm scored a win over Maupin last Friday but lost to Sisters the fol- lowing night, going to th e south- ern city for the latter game._ ----------- ------ A , " Master Masons Go To Hood River A‘ p arty of M aster Masons from Sherm an county were in Hood Rtver S aturday afternoon and eve ning to assist in Masonic degree work and for a dinner served by girls of the O rder of Rainbow. They were joined there by Allan M urray who now lives in Hood River. . Those attending were Eugene Knott, L uthpr Davis, Wallace May, Harold Eakin, V, B. Eakin, Joseph ’H eater, Clarence Higley, Robert Belshe, Max Belshe, Don ald King, Donald M artin, H enry Jaeger, W endell Axtell, Paul Fra> Ser, Paul Alley, Frank Sayrs, William Hall; Dean Pinkerton, H arry Pinkerton, Elton Medler, Douglas Shull, Lawrence Kase- berg and Hildned Zell. P erfection in ery service nt renson ahl«” c ost CHAPEL Funeral Service Leonard & W ilm a Sm ith I Miss Shirley'A ttn Michael, dau- ghter of Mr and Mrs-R W Mich- ael of Powell Butte, became the bride «of Don Miller, son of Mr and" Mrs Vernon Miller o f Moro a t the Rowell Butte _ Christian church December 28111_. Following the ceremony a re- -.option was held in the church parlor when m em bers of the bri- Rufus Personals T he Dalle« STOCK Macnah and her m other Mrs. Ke iy. .Mxa^_V£rn_ D utton: Mrs, ( l i t Coats, Mrs. Kehneth Fridley. Mfi Dewey Thom;», M rs. Elton Mei ler, Mrs I^elattd Medler, Mrs. Bi Macnah and ‘M rs. George Fox. There w as ,a county conference for the grange-m em bers held at Rufus Grange Monday afternoon. Rolland Johnson, county deptity, was .in charge. There were panel discussions by the various com mittees. Ex£mplifying"Moor work of fhe grange brought the m eeting to a close. * . ? The Home EC club of Rufus Grange had a potluck dinner ad the grange h a ll’ last T hursday night for their husbands and fam ilies. Mrs. W alt Morris, the new chair man, opened the business meeting which followed the dinner. Roll call was on a New Year's resolu tion for the grange. Mrs. Morris named the new commit'tees as fol lows; Year Book: Mrs. Robert The Busy Bumble Bees sewing Bvrd, Mrs. Atiee W ilson and Mrs. club m et January 7 for its first Bert Swlgart: Relief: Mrs. Sam meetings. Ele tion of officers- was Brock, Mrs. A rt Smith and Mrs. held and the following, elected: Karen Tsubota, president;. Alicia A llen,“ vice president; Martina Peterson,, news reporter; Barbara Miller, song leader. Mrs. Don Mac- nab is the fourth yjear leader and BuT Bg f t Is th tL f i r st Mrs. Walt Morris; Membership: and second y e a r leader. There are Mrs. Dolph Baker and Mrs. Fred six »members in the-club. , Dormaier; De.orations: Mrs. Trace A big rain fell h e re Saturdd^. Fields and Mrs. Sadie Rich. m aking the roads muddy. W ater The club plans to have a ru m came down the gullies bringing mage sale the ./Sst of June and ■mud to tlx? low spots. There was everyone lie sure to have "their a little frost in the ground which added to the run-off o f The w-ater. tentative hostesses for the club Li has been such an open w in to meet this year. The February meeting to be at the home of Mrs. ter here so far. A report came in W alter Morris w ith Mrs. Robert yie daffodils _ are tip six inches Byrd as co-hostess. Mrs. Morris already. Latest word from Mrs Grace won the draw ing, prize. Mrs. »Morris B urnett entertained Medler who is visiting her dau the Community card club at her ghter Mrs. H ajry Adams and fam home Monday evening. Three ta- ily in Las-Vegas, Neveda.is»¿hat Mr. and Mrs. Will Hucfc spent Sunday visiting a t . the home of Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Neal w ho mqved to Grass Valley last fall. Curt said .he sold his cattle from the ranch he formerly operated in Ufe^Rufus area.. , Mr. and Mrs. Atiee Wilson spent the weekend .in Portland. They visited Atlee's brother, Charlie, who underw ent major surgery a week ago. Charlie is coming along as well as can be expected, b u t’ it will take time before ie can be up and around again. D irectors Phone dal '-pat-ty welcomed th e guests,, many of whom were rehitives and friends of- the groom from Sbei-min n n inty.. -------- ------ — ’M rs.M iller.isd n laeisKenlqr year at Idnfield colTega an ild h e groom after attending Linfield -is now employe • at the. Yanihitl Plywood rnTIl in . McMiRnvide w4a*rc -they, are making their home. CY 6-3135 R E D U C T IO N SA L E For a lim ited tim e only we w ill g i v e a Mr and Mrs Bert Cox w ere busi ness visitors in The Dalles last Friday. . Mr and Mrs W illiam B rin k ert were-business visitors In T he Dal les Monday. ’ -. Mr and Mrs Bud Kock and fam ily w ent to Sandy T hursday on business, and w ere guests of h e r parents, Mr and Mrs' H enry Ten Eyck, returning home Saturday. • Mr and Mrs Sim Duncan had as their .guests over the C hristm as .holiday' his brother and siste r In ‘law, Mr and Mrs K enneth Duncan and Kenny and Karen from Santa Ana, California. • Dr. Otis G. Perkins O ptom etrist 405 E. 2nd St. Tel. CYS.5S62 The Dallea, Ore. SEE YOURSELF IN A BETTER UGHì T Use plenty of 100-wott or 150-wott bulbs where you work Qnd read. Good light saves sight— .and it costs so little to e»|oy! An error has been noted in December ads for Old Hermitage. Correct price for Old Hermitage 51.35 four-fifths quart 2.80 pint Cat ttoffl, your Telephone Manager FOR TWO • . . . I » give you complete rail J). ¿¿¿Cl ice -iniiit mation, tickets and reservations when traveling to any destination. . . . to provide helpful service for shippers having freight shipments . . . to or from any point in the country. We'll be mighty pleased toserve^’ou, whether you are a traveler or Shipper. '. j rail trar.z-'i'talian ftrv k a -“ IxKal Union Pacific Agent or Carl W. Kexroad, General 1054 Bond Street Phi Bend, Oregon What have w e here? A dinosaur skeleton? Or a m onster from one of those spooky-movies th e kids seem to like so much? Wrong both w ays.T hese are pre-formed telephone cables. They're for the switching equipment that helps handle your calls. How are these “gentle m onsters” bom ? First, telephone people hammer nails in just the right places. Around this pattern— sort of like a jig-saw puz zle— they run thousands of wires. In the end, the whole thing’s ready to fit right into a phone system . B y doing w iring.jobs like th is in advance, we c^n expand service faster—to meet your growing needs. U r t i c i fr-ÄCSrii«; 20% DISCO UNT on a ll m erchandise, except fa ir trade items, Nevi RPM SUPREME Meter OR with «xcluaiv« Detergent-Action com pound keeps car and truck engines so clean, guards them so well, they’ll last years longer. W asco RPM SUPREME Meter OR cute an- gins dreg, gfvas you improved engine performance In all seasons, all d l- mates, under all conditional I f it is n ’t g o in g to be w inter and we c a n ’t sell sheepskin coats and boot packs, w e ’ll sell y ou spring clothes. W e h ave them , too- I f th e sun m akes you w ant to blossom out in bright colors, or to put op a fancy «hirt w e ’v e g o t t h a t And, if it should g et cold a g a iin one o f th ese n ights w e ’ll still have warm clothes to keep you from g ettin g a chill. K. McDonald W« moo , Orc. Gilbert 2-5277 M O T O R O IL Mr». J. Griffith Gram Valley, Orc. E<liw»n 3-2211 Ona of the nkast things about extension telephones is their convenience— as the lady shown above knows so well. When sh e’s feeding baby, there’s ’no need for her to run to answer the phone. She ju st reaches out and an swers it. You can en joy th e sam e step-savhig conven ience with a phone in your bedroom, your den, or wher ever you ap end a lot of time. W ith nine decorator colors to chbaÜTrom, the new phones are a joy tp look at, too. A fter a single installation charge each extension costs Just $1,25^a month. So call our business office. Pacific
