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PAGE S SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON FRIDAY, May 1C, W ren Hogue was in Moro or.«? night this week while on his way Moro Personals Mr. and Mrs. Harold Melzer an 1 family spent M other’s day in Hood River at the homo »’ her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Claud Coats, as did other members ot the Claud Coats family for a fam ily reunion the first since the a r rival of Bill Coats home from the Dominican Republic. Mr. and Mrs. John DeMoss pulled in last week from Phoenix where they spend the w inters, looking goo.1, and well recovered from operations during the w in ter. Judge Vernon Miller, Commis- m lssioner Lester \\ ilson and Giles French were in Portland !■ i ida.\ and attended the highway com mission meeting w here the John Day highway association presen t ed brief argum ent for continued contract letting on Highway 206. A few words were said about 97 also. Hain and a strong west wind kept the fishermen at home be rating their luck last Sunday. There w asn't enough rain to com pensate for the spoiled fishing day. Harold Ginn was here from Hood River W ednesday and says that he will spend some time here during the sum m er helping out on the ranch. Wasco News By Dori» NI* bet granddaughter, l>orn recently to Hoy Hogue and wife. W ren is still at C rater Lake. Tom Fraser of Portland was in Moro W ednesday on business Mesdames Hulph Busse, Clair Balzer, Harold Hailey anil Miss Carol A rm strong were hostesses last Saturday to a bridal shower in honor of Miss Marilvnn Olsen whose we «ling is to be June 8. Mrs. Mae Bull is home again after medical exam inations in Portlan ; and The Dalles. Announcement was made re cently of the engagement of Miss Kitty Jo P arker of Prescott, Ari zona to Keith H. Nelson, son of the late Elmer Nelson. Both are juniors at the U niversity of Arizona at Tu son. The wedding is Scheduled for June. Julia Woods Hansen’s family and friends will celebrate her 96th birthday anniversary May 25 in Calvary Presbyterian church from 2 to 5 p. m. The church is located one half block off Sandy Hiv'd between 71st and 72n . Ave, No gifts please. All friends are in vited. 4-11 ( LI B NOTES Sh eri R olfe '1 he Ju st So Girls met at the school with Mrs. Stark, leader, and some memlters of the class CARO OF 111 ASKS We wish to express our thanks finished th eir stories for their re to our friends and neighlior.s anti cord books. the fire departm ents of Moro anti Grass Valley who came to our aid MOHO ( (IM M UNITY when our barn burned last week. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Mrs. l.eatitia Wilson anti family 9:45 Sunday School w ith Bible classes for every age group. Russel Belshee, superintendent ( ARD OF THAN k s 1 wish to thank the Cushman 11:00 Church Servi. e Equipm ent Company for use of Sermon theme, The Priority of the Klndom. their trucks and Mrs. Curly DeMoss for her help during the 5:30 We tm inster Fellowship Spring Festival and also all o th 8:00 Class in church membership to meet at the Manse. ers under my committee. Tillie Geiser E rnest C. Goodenl>erger, Pastor • « •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••» a W H A T 'S D O IN G Cal Horn, your Telephone Manager ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••a « If you’re on the go these fine spring weekends, you won’t often be fa r away from a phone. We install phone booths w here you’re m ost apt to need them . L ast year more than 2500 new ones w ent up in th e Pacific W est. You’ll find these handy booths in vacation spots and in everyday places, too. By finding out w here the dem and is g reatest, w e’re able to select the locations th a t are m ost conven ient fo r you. N ear busy stre e t corners. In hotels, drug stores, gas stations. W herever you go, your phones aumy from home m ake your service even m ore valuable to you. a group telephone men at work, e a good look. Bet you’ll ice th ey ’re all w earing sses. These are individu- y -fitte d s a fe ty g la sse s, d th e y ’re a big help in venting eye injuries. The sses are m ade so they n’t s h a tte r even under a iv y blow . T h e w ay we k a t it, our people are the gest asset we’ve got. And ir best g u arantee of good vice. So we’re strong for ety around here. i t t im e y o u se e t h e W At Am erica n Legion Auxiliary nit No . 91 1 s holding May 16 I it Patty a |0Od M O’ M< ira i ullding Lum h will be serv d at •on. T h ? anni lal sale of will l ak< place the same l*>l*l day with !irl Scouts a! in;» mem- iters of tl e Auxiliary. Mr .m I M n Leo H Mayers are the pa rents uf a Itov . William Leo, born May 5, weighing ven G randparents a r Mr. pounds, and Mrs. F. A. Goln of try, Indiana and Mr. ami Mrs. Leo M ayers tf BellwooJ, Illinois. The Mayers have two older «laugh- \ 1 rs. Lola Foster ’ flew to Port- school hand will play. '1 he Thursday evening pinochle lan : firom Honolul u where sb? en living to : spend Mother's club sp«iiisored a lea in honor of the m others last week at the day wlith her «Lugi liter, Mrs. Gor- home of Mrs. Je rry Barnett. Mrs. «Ion Jc»hnson at W 'aseo. She will Dave Miller ¡xtured and Mrs Gor return by way ot f San Diego to don H ilderbrand serve«! from a see her grand daughter, the for table d«'coratc«I with a bouquet of mer L>la Johnson, now Mrs. LaJa purple iris ami yellow tulips Kvler. Banked by yellow candelabra on a Program Arre t>f C h ristian Fel yellow cloth. Small bouquets of lowship. and Jeannette Belshee to pansies centered card tables plac MY. Fund Prom««tiop office, f A dance is planned for Satur- ed at out the room. Each m other was presented with a corsage and ay, June 7, by the W est Wind the «‘veiling program consisted of Riders, who met Monday eveuing three piano rejections by Barbara at the Vern Smith home A trail Moore, tap «lances by Jill H ilder ride is planned froni the fire- brand an«l Marcia Medler and chutes rivx?r to the Temnile play two vocal solos, "Paris In the day grounds May 18. They v<ited Spring" ami "M other” by Mrs. <>n canvas to make new gaiiiile Refreshm ents Tom Moore. Enjoying the affair 'blanket covers. were Mrs. Je rry Barnett and her were served by Mrs John Kel mother in law Mrs. Owen Barnett; logg and Mrs. Tom Moore. Mrs Dave Miller anti her su b sti Mr. and Mrs. Robert N L le t and tute m other Mrs. U 'w is Hastings; Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Friilley drop- Mrs. Doug Shull ami her m other ivxl in on Rev. and Mrs. Richard in law. Mis. Ernest Shull: Mrs. llruner Saturday evening to help I t*o Roberts and her mother, Mrs, Rev. Bruner celebrate his b irth Lawrence Ruck; Mrs Charles day anniversary. \\ allare and her grandm other, G raduation night on May 27 at Mrs. G rant Tucker; Mrs. Rill 8 p. m. was discussed. Jack Lloyd W hite anti her m other Mrs. Jose; principal announced there would Mrs ('.union Hih’erbrand and her be a program and a speaker. A mother, Mrs, Tom Moore; Mrs. reception would he held a fte r Lloyd Go-son and her substitute wards for graduates Loren Byrd, mother, Mrs. Faye Bolce; and Alicia Allen, Michael Hosev, Don Mrs. John Hilderbrand. na Mae Hanson and Ona lee Miller. Mr and Mrs. Ken Malloy anti On tho committee to serve* the Mary Ixm ami Ken Dimmick re cookies, punch and coffee are Mrs. cently attended a large family ga Iceland Medler, Mrs. Morris B ur thering in Hood River honoring nett and Mrs. Tsubota. the 80th birthday of Joe Dim- mirk, father of Ken Dimndck ami Meader Septic Service Mrs. Malloy. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Moore and ( A p r « ' s s H-H186 Tl»«' D alles, Ore. Barbara vislte«! Mr. Moore’s mo I.icensetl and hon«l«sl in ther, Eva Moore, In Reilmon I re State <»P Oregon cently. 6 yeais, in T he D alles Fifteen youths of the MYF attem led the sul>-dlstrU*t rally at Odell M. E. Church las, Sunday afternoon. Seventy-four youths were present. I^ro y Belshee, T er ry Kaseberg and Rev. R k hard B runer drove ears. Three MYF youth from Wasco were elected to sub-district offices: E verett Royse, president; Terry Kaseberg The Gordon Johnsons have bought a yearling stallion that is a grandson of Crescent’s Goldust, the $62,666 Shetland that sold re cently at Perry, Oklahoma for that figure. The Yount Adult Fellowship of the Methodist c h u r.h will spon Margaret Ann Smith from Condon, Oregon, demonstrates pancake sor a farewell potluck dinner in baking technique to Japanese housewives at the International the church «lining room, Sunday, Trade Fair, Osaka, Japan. Pancakes made from Oregon soft wheat May 25, Immeiliately following flour are being introduced as a breakfast staple for the first time the worship service, honoring in the Orient. Mrs. Smith is the wife of Oregon Wheat League Rev. an i Mrs. Richard Bruner. President Jack Smith, official commodity representative to the An invitation is extende«! to all J «panes«: Fair. the people of the com m unity and all the other friends of the Bru men. ners to participate. Wasco Auxiliary The next meeting will lie held Mr. and Mrs. Floyil Haines June 2 in Hood River at the home were Saturday evening guests at Will Sell Poppies of Margaret Parrott. Plans are to the horn«* of Mr. and Mrs. Sam The Atneri an Legion auxiliary leave Wasco a, 10 a. in. taking a Brink. potluck dinner Any memlier met May 5 with President C ather Mary Hines an I Mrs. Alva ine Thomas, presiding with 23 needing trail-pc tation should eon- West of Arlington visited friends tact Hazel Fos , Mildred McDon- members present. Guests for the ami relatives in Wasco recently afternoon were Mrs. Estrelle aid or Catherin * Thomas. among wluun were Mrs. Vern Following th * meeting a tea VanGihler and Mrs Floyd Haim's. Hailey, Mrs. Idah Everett, Mrs. and program v s is given in honor Floyd Kuhlman an! Mrs. Floye Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nlsl>et von Borstel of Kent. Initiation of Mildred M Donald, District 5 had as dinner guests Sunday Rev. ceremonies were performed by president. Gifts were given to her and Mrs. Richard Bruner and District 5 President Mildred Mc by the Kent, Moro ami Wasco family and Mr. and Mrs. Civile the program Fridley and family. Donald as the initiating officer. units. 'I hose on The following new m em bers initi which was arranged by Mrs. Elva Mr. ami Mrs. Ix*o W atkins and ated were Mae Thomas, Ann Ro- Dehler and Lerna VanGllder were family and Mrs. W. D. W atkins thery, Eileen Moss, Madeline piano selections by Mary Coats were Sunday «linnet' guests at the Patrick, an Maude Rargenholt. and Jeannette Belshee, vocal duet home of Mr. and Mrs. John Buck Ten dollars was donated to the by Glay s Belshee and Barbara in Moro. American Legion National Child Fridley and a trum pet solo by Weekend guests at the home of Welfare Fund. President father Catherine Thomas, accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Wallace were ine Thomas announced that a food by Beat ha Coats. Mrs. McDonald Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wallace and «ale with lunch t>eing served at poured, as refreshm ents were ser children of Pemlleton, noon would lx? held May 16. This ved from a table decorated in red, A special Mothers’ day worship is also to be Poippy day and the white and blue motif. .Mrs. Cath was held in the Methodist church. erine Bish and Doris W atkins veteran poppies will be sold that Three awards were presented to day by co-chairman Barbara F rid were hostesses. representatives of the m others in ’I he District 5 caucus will be ley and Glennie H arper. Flection the congregation. An Afri an held in The Dalles May 25 2 p. m. of officers was held with the fol Violet was given to Mrs. Ed Dut lowing to he the new officers: ton, the oldest m other present and Mildred Mclhmald, preshient; another to Mrs. Douglas Shull, th«« Z E N IT H TV .Margaret W atkins, first vice-pre youngest mother. A presentation sident; Doris W atkins, second S a les A S ervice was made to Mrs. Clyde Fridley, vice-president; Ma eleine Patrick, who was honored as Mother of 81 lit |< ■ ON XI. I. MAKI B secretary - treasurer: Catherine the Year of th«* Wasco Metho ist Call ANDY PAULSON Thomas, Elva Dehler and Lena church. She re«elve«l an orchid Bro k executive committee- .1(1 5-351.3 corsage which was plum'd on by her husband, and she will also receive a one-year subscription to the magazine "The C hristian Home”, published by th«' Metho dist church. Following the w or BOD’S REFRIGERATION SERVICE ship. Mrs. L. 1’, Haven ami Mrs. Hugh W hite were hostesses for (he coffee hour. The Tuesday Study club m«'t Sales and Repairing last week at the home of Mrs lx*o W atkins with Mrs. Vera V and il- <ier as co-hostess. Mrs. A. Douma of Moro was guest speaker and Commercial and Domestic showed slides and spoke on her trip to Europ«’. Hostesses serve«! jello and cookies to Mrs. Ernest Shull, Dorothy Alley, Mrs. H arry Graduate of <>regoli Technical Institut« Allen, Mrs. Torn Striker, Mrs. El don Lane, Mrs. Ed Dutton, Mrs. lo ll Dl 1» •rviemtr Cliff Fridley, Mrs. Floy«! Haines. Th«' t>*xt meeting, last of the sea son, will be a picnic at the home of Mrs. Harry Allen on May 26. William A. (Bud) Nisbet Next Sunday the Methodist church is observing Rural Life ( R eg o li Wa Suu ay in honor of Soil Kievcard- -hip we■«•k from May 11 -18. P.U 1 of th«' servi e will 1>e set aside I ’hone < » I 2 Ô 1 Hi for the* edicat ion of i he s«'««<l1 an« I th«* soil, Sunday, May 25, is Pentecost Sunday and there will )>«• an ob- « servance of Holy Communion ♦ ♦ during the service. ♦ Th«' Was««» W oman’s club will ft ♦ celebrate the 5(>th anniversary on ft ♦ Thursday May 22 at 2 p, in. in th«* ft ft social room of the Methodist ft ft «huri'h, when the Sherm an high ft ft ♦ w » C LO SE SHAMROCK Full American Courses Chinese Food, Steaks Open every ni^ht except Monday S T E V E O’ M E A R A The Dalles. 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