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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 28, 1958)
PACK 4 «HERM AN < OL’X T l JOL’RMAL, MORO, OREGON FRIDAY, NOVEMBER M, 1U3M Grass Valley the winter. weekend with her parents the E. Mrs. Frank von Borstel. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Kock were R. Blaylocks host at a dinner at their home Mrs. John Rust brought Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Cantrall By M m . A. F. Bal/»* in Moro Saturday evening honor were business visitors in The Dal Ru-it home Friday from the hos Mrs. Clair Adams of Hood Riv ing Mrs Arzell I^emley on her les Friday. pital recovering from a recent er, Mrs. Lota Eslinger of Moro birthday anniversary. O t h e r Mr. and Mrs. Hadley Stark of operation. and Mrs. Harry Hooper were in g ie>tg in luded Mr. I^mley, Mr. Terrebonne were dinner guests Mr. and Mrs. Archk? Cantrall vited guests Thursday when Mrs. and Mrs. Herman Peters and Mr. Saturday at the E. R. Blaylock had as dinner guests Sunday Mr. liarol ' Eakln was hostess to her an Mrs. Roy Schilling. The even home. and Mrs. Jim Rodda and family bridge club. A salad luncheon pre ing was -pent playing bridge with Mr. and Mrs. Hadley Stark left of Wasco Mr. and Mrs. John ceded the afternoon of bridge. Mis. Schilling holding high score Monday for their home in Terre Robinson of Wasco were after Scoring awards were won by Mrs. and Mrs. Peters low. Mr. Kock bonne after upending a long week noon callers. Hooper, Mrs. A. A. Dunlap, and won the traveling prize. Mr. and Mrs. Myrle Smith re end at the Harry Stark home. Mrs. Donald Clodfelter. Mrs. Jack Mr. and Mrs. Herman Peters Mr. and Mrs. Harrv Hooper had ceived word of the death of his Adams won the traveling prize and Arden and Miss Joan Gilman as their guest Sunday his brother father, John Smith at Ellensburg. t Other members present were Mrs. of .Moro went to The Dalles Sun- in law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. They left Wednesday for Ellens Alfred Kock, Mrs. Herman Peters, oay an I visited George Helms at Clifford Whalen and son. James burg and returned Friday after Mrs. D. L. Reynolds, Mrs. Gene the ho.-pital and then drove to of The Dalles. On Monday their the funeral. Reynolds and Mrs. A. F. Balzer. Hood River to visit .Mr. and Mrs. guests were his mother and sister, Dinner guests Thanksgiving Mrs. A. A. Dunlap was hostess Herman Peters Jr and family. Mrs. Anna Hooper and Mrs. Don day at the D. L. Reynolds home at a dinner at her home Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Frank von Bor- ald Curtis of The Dalles. were M r . and Mrs. Gene Rey honoring her daughter in law, etel, Bob Rolf»* and John Buether Mr. and Mrs. Donald Clodfelter nolds and family and their son Mrs. Kendrick Dunlap on her were business visitors in The will have as dinner guests Thanks in law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. birthday anniversary. O t h e r Dulles Wednesday. giving day their son, Wendell, Warren Elliott and family of guests included Mr. Dunlap and home from O9C, Mr. and Mrs. Portland who arrived Wednesday The Grass Valley Rebekah lodge Bruce Eccles and family and Mr. evening and stayed till Saturday. children of Moro, Mrs. Harry Hooper and Floyd, Mrs. Verne No. 118 met at the 1OOF hall and Mrs. Donald Marsh and fam Mr. and Mrs. Harold Eakin Mobley, Krista and Don of Kent Wednesday evening for Its regu ily of Hood River, Mrs. C. P. drove to Sweet Home and back Kelly Wilson and Verna Pickett of lar meeting. Mrs. Claud Bayer Af ams of The Dallec and Mr. and Friday w'here they attended the Springfield, Mrs. Dorothy Abbott noble grand, presided with 28 and son. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cush memrtiers present. The initiatory ■ m m . man and family of Moro were af degree was conferred on two new candidates, Mrs. Bud Kock ternoon and evening visitors. Mrs. Lydia Olds an i son, Wil and Mrs. Josephine Parkhurst. Special Evangelistic Services lard, of Portland came up Sunday After the business meeting a par j: and took her mother, Mrs. Lydia ty was held for members with Was.enmlller back with them for birthday and wedding anniversar ies in November. Those with bir ; Kent Community Bible Church thdays were Mrs. James Faster, Mrs Art Schilling and Mrs. Her man Ziegler. Those with anniver Nov. 30 thru Dec. 7 Speakers: WHAT A DIFFERENCE saries were Mrs. Sam Alberty THAT SHELL HEATING- Mrs. A. S. Alberty, Mrs. Jack Bill & Katie Green of Blanchard, Idaho Adams, Mrs. Lola E. Barnett, Mrs. OIL HAS MADE, HONEY'! Claud Bayer and Mrs. Art Schill ing. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Harold Owens and Mrs. Alfred Payne. Mr. and Mrs. John Ailey, Arden Peters and Miss Joan Gilman and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jaeger of Moro attended a party at the ¿kJ*- home of Air. an I .Mrs. Douglas Alley at Wa.^co Saturday evening celebrating Douglas’ birthday. Mrs. Edgar Alley, Mrs. Bill Johnson and Carmen, and Mrs. Harold Owens were business vis itors in The Dalles recently. .Mrs. W. I). Barnett and Mrs. Olan Stark and children were vis itors In Tiie Dalles Saturday. Dona Id von Borstel left Wed- nesday to spend a week on busl- ness at Halfway. Mrs. Earl Sawtell and son, 1 l o l l g l l - i, of The Dalles spent the funeral of her uncle, Frank Rice. sided. Christmas gifts for guests Mrs. W. F. Schilling, who spent several weeks in Eugene visaing her daughter, Mrs. Walter Kindt, went to Portland and spent a week with her grand daughter, Mrs. Danny Chambers and fam ily, who 'brought her home Thurs day. Members of Sherman chapter held a regular meeting Tuesday evening in the Masonic hall. Mrs. Jack Adams, worthy matron, pre in the Masonic home are to be brought to the next meeting Dec. 2 or left with Mrs. Wallace May. Mr. and Mrs. Len Garland and Mrs. Gerald Blagg were among the visitors in The Dalles Friday. 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