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PAGE 3 SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL* Moro Personals MORO, OREGON FRIDAY, AUGI ST 7, 195» The Estella Boyer, Grant coun ty school superintendent, who was killed in an auto wreck at Pen dleton was the wife of a nephew of Wallace May and Mrs. Grace Zevely. The county court held a brief meeting We tiesday and departed for home and more harvesting as none of the three were completely finished with that job. Bills were ¡»aid and deeds for recently sold tax-foreclosed property w e r e signde. B. II. Rol»erson went to Olym pia, Washington Monday to confer with officers of the Washington Toll Bridge authority about the Biggs Rapid bridge, the financing of which should proceed as sched- uled soon. Mrs. David Moore went to Portland Sunday to be with her mother for a few weeks. Harvesting, rhat was once a long drawn-out night mare for man and beast, is now little more than a slight stir an sleep for man with the t»east entirely elim inated. Most of the north end is cut and many are finishing in the central ¡»art of the county. In another week It will be over. Grass Valley Mrs. Duane I. emley and child- ren arrive'.! We« lesday from Port- land to visit he: parents in law, Mr. and Mrs. Ai zeil Lemley. Du- ane arrived TTuu sday evening ami spent the weekt nd with his par- ents, all returnu g home Sunday. Mr. and 'Mrs. D. L. Reynolds have as their g -st this week the- ir granddaughter, Sandra Elliott. A garden reception held at the home of the bride’s parents fol- lowed tlie ceremony. After the re- ception the newlyweds left for a trip to the Lake of the Ozarks, They w ill be at home at 1(H5 Mul- vane, Topt-ka after they return, The bride is a senior student at Storment-Vail school of nursing, and the groom is stationed at Forbes air force l»ase. lace neai i was held lite orch-id tiara. Sh of honor mi a Bi e over taf- wore a j Bo Peep” feta wit hat and Bil e. The mo- flowers o navy blue ther of t ind a pink with whl cor>ag?. The i Mi's. Br •kett w< white linen suit wit n aw , lories and a ¡»ink carnation core ge. Frank A ains of The Dalles ang “I Love You Truly” atxl Mr , Ray Ghie- mier of Eug« ng “Because”. anted >y Mrs. Harrv Hv Hern dorn an "hood. at lleaport juest list included Mrs. W. nklin of Glenns Ferry, Ida., Franklin of Chelan, Wn., \i d Mrs. Arnold Brady and Aldington of Dufur, Mr. s. Harry Hydron and child- ren Hermiston, Rev. Plank of Con« on, Frank Adams, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Petersen, Mrs. Clara Macnab, Miss Nellie Morris and Mr. and Mrs. P. L Finley, all of The Dalles, and Dr. E, E. Zachery of Yakima, Washington. The young couple spent a few days vacationing at the Oregon laches, then back here again where the harvest has l»een go A reception was held at the F. ing on at his father’s ranch. The II. Brackett home for relatives young couple have fixed up a and ( lose friends. Miss Jane Bak farm house for their use which Is er atten d the guest book. west of his father's place. For going away the bride wore a ¡»ink lace and taffeta sheath dress with a matching duster and white accessories. She wore the orchid from her bri al Ixniquet. BORN: To Mr. and Mrs. Clifford By Mr». A. F. Ralrec Holdman in The Dalles, Thursday, Debbie Reynolds, daughter of July 30 a daughter, Barbara Carol Mr. and Mrs. Gene Reynolds, cele who came to join three older sis brated her sixth birthday anniver ters. Dewey Meredith is here this sary Monday. August 3 when her mother invited friends in for week to take the place of Marion Wilhite ■who is on the second week the afternoon. Guests inclutted her sisters Jv»lia and Rhellev and bro At an evening reremony July 4 of his vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Andy Paulson and ther, Mark, Rita and Margaret at the Assembly of God chui\h in family came home Monday even Hammond, Teresa Ree<l?r of Topeka, Kansas, Miss Mary Ann Rulus Persona«. ing from Seaside where they had Shaniko, Debra Earl, Helen Bay Norman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. er, Karen I^each. Brenda and C. K. Norman of To|»eka became spent their vacation. By Mrs. Geo. I- Fox George Hailey left for the navy Phyllis Younce, Itelrbie’s cousin, the bride of James Howard Gar Monday after a party in his honor The ouble ring wedding ser Sandra Elliott of Portland, her land. son of Mr. and Airs. Len by former schoolmates. He grad grandmother, Mrs. D. L. Reynolds, Garland of Glass Valley. The Rev. vice of Miss Grace Franklin, dau ghter of Mrs. W. M.Franklin of uated in May from SHS. Alice Eslinger, Mrs. Frank E. P. E. Lowertberg officiated. One of Bud Powell’s trucks Bawr. Mrs. Frank von Borstel, The bride, given in marriage by Glenns Ferry, Ida., and Gerald swung to the side of the road Mrs. Joe Hammond. Mr. Reeder her father, wore a brocaded taf Wayne Brackett, son of Mr. and leading to the high school Sun joined them for refreshments. The feta gown with finger tip veil held Mrs. Fay Brackett of Rufus, was day and broke off a power pole children played games outside un by a coronet of seed pearls and solemnized July 19 at the Rufus putting out the lights in town der the direetkm of Julie Rey carried a bouquet of pink roses. church of tbe Naaarene at 2:30 briefly. A crew from The Dalles nolds. After Debbie opened her IMrs. Deraid Spicer w as her sis p. m. The Rev. F. E. Plank of gifts they went In the house ter’s matron of honor. She wore Con on officiated. Best man was replaced the pole. Charley Adlard was down town where the room was decorated a yellow frosted nylon dress. Miss Chester L. Petersen of The Dal T h e b rid e fo rm erly atten d ed Tuesday for the first visit in with balloons and the doll theme Rose Marie Norman, wearing a les, and maid of honor was Miss Rufus higli school and on to some time. He ways he feels good carried out in table decorations, green frosted nylon dress was her Joan Brackett, sister of the groom N un,pa Illa to attenil ,hp Samar- again but can’t get around on his candy cuips and favors. A decor sister’s bridesmaid. Both carried Ushers were Robert Byrd am »tan hospital school of x-ray train ated birthday cake was the main pink carnations. The bride’s niece, Jerry Miller. The church was ing. The groom Is a graduate of paralyzed leg. Miss Carol Stevenson, The Dal attraction, cup cakes and Ice Elaine Spicer, dressed In white decorate«!* with baskets of flowers Rufus high school, and then at- cream were served the hostess. frosted nylon, was flower girl. and white candles. An Ivy twined les, visited Ronald Stein and the N. S. Gochnauers Saturday. Pictures were taken by Mrs. von She carried a white basket of pink arch with green satin pew bows Mr. and Mrs. N. S. Gochnauar Young People Dine Borstel. rose petals and wore a wrist cor and ivy made for the young Dr- Otis G, Perkins couple exchanging vows to stan 1 went to Portland Sunday to visit Mrs. Arzell Lemley was hostess sage of baby rosebuds. bis mother, Mrs. S. D. Goahraau- under. Jimmy Norman, brother of the at a party at her home Thursday The bride wore a gown with a er. She had shown on improve On The Run Optometrist bride, and George Schafer Jr., her Seventeen young people of the afternoon honoring her daughter cousin, lighted the candles. Morris long train, which was white mar ment in her condition following 40 K. 2nd Nt. Baptist church accompanied by in law, Mrs. Duane Lemley of Harrison was best man and Clyde quisette over taffeta with rhine her stroke. Roy Cyphers brought home a Mrs. Ivan Blagg. Mrs. Harvey Portland. Bridge was in play at Eakes was groomsman and ushers stone centered appli<iue daisies. 1 el. CY6-5362 The Dalles, Or». used blue Jaguar this week to Cutts and Mrs. Ed Fritts, enjoy three tables with scoring honors were Marvin William.-; and Evan- The lace trim m ed fin g er tip veil show the locals his idea of what ed a progressive dinner Saturday held by Mrs. Alfred Kock, Mrs. gelos Bakouslis. a wall equipped senior should evening, first going to the Vernon Joe Peters and Mrs. Gene Rey The brides mother wore a blue Eakin home for the salad course, nolds. Mrs. Peters also won the and white nylon dress with white drive. Others present Ace Kock, who graduated from and on to the Owen Eakin home traveling prize. were Mrs. Herman Peters, Mrs. accessories. Her corsage was ¡»ink for the main dish of spaghetti and Sherman high school two years Eben Kee, Mrs. D .I* Reynolds, carnations. The groom’s mother, ago and has since been attending meat Ixdls and on to the Elton Mrs. Bill Pausch, Mrs. Harold Ea wearing an aqua and white nylon Oregon State, has become engaged Eakin home for dessert of cup print dress with white accessories, to Miss Darlene Bishop of Sandy cakes, ice cream and pop and to kin, Mrs. Mildred Holme, Mrs. wore a corsage of white carna Henry Barnum, and Mrs. Donald who graduated from that high celebrate John Eakin’s birthday tions. anniversary. The evening endet! von Borstel. Refreshments were a t h o m e of N ita R u g g les, G ra ss V alley school this spring. served later by the hostess with with short devotions by Mrs. Ed Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Johnson a birthday cake honoring Mrs. R e p re se n ta tiv e for R o th M u sic S to re returned Tuesday from a visit Fritts and group singing. Barnum on her birthday anni with relatives at Joseph where versary. enables These lovely organs priced at $935.03 they also took in the Joseph Ro Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Brockway ♦he family deo. On tlx? return trip their car Marilyn Powell Weds during Centennial Summer Sale. refused to run past Boardman and family of Newport spent sev ♦o limit eral days here recently visiting and was eventually left at Ar Hood River Man ♦he cost Also ask about free organ course given lington for repairs. Miss Marilyn Powell, daughter her grandmother, Mrs. T. M. Rolfe ♦o its nteJ* or wishes. Miss Virginia Henkle, youngest of Mrs. Orville Mann of Hood Riv Mr. and Mrs. Marlon Crews and with each organ purchase.- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mark er and M. M. Powell of Moro, was family arrived Friday from Stev Henkle of The Dalles, Is doing married Friday evening at 8:30, enson, Wn„ to celebrate the bir the harvest cooking this summer July 30 to Donald Allen Clark of thday of her father, Dell Olds. LIBERAL TRADE-INS on the Carroll Sayrs ranch. Her Hood River. St. Mark's Episcopal They returned home Saturday. QQttCCÎ ¿S' 7 PHOM twin sisters were up one day this ohuiVh was the scene of the wed Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Rowe of For more information call ED 3 2349, Grass Valley 'I ”” Forest Grove stopped Sunday to week to visit her. D MOO kf ID AVE ding. Mr. and Mrs. John Parker drove Miss Judy Powell, sister of the visit a while with Mrs. T. M. to old Fort Simcoe In the Yakima bride was maid of honor and Jean Rolfe. Mr. Rowe was a former - valley last Sunday as a part of nie Button was bridesmadd. Mr. school teacher In Grass Valley. their studty of Oregon and north Powell gave his daughter in mar Mr. and Mrs. Ixm Garland were west history and historical spots. riage before a crowd of relatives visitors in Tygh Valley Sunday at Mr. and Mrs. John T. Jones left and friends. the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. Trot early Monday morning on a two They will live in Hood River weeks vacation with the first stop where the groom Is a salesman of ter. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Peters being Medford and the remainder cars. were business visitors In The Dal undetermined. les Saturday. CARD OF THANKS Mr. and Mrs. John Pausch of We want to thank the men who Bend spent the weekend as guests came to our assistance in fighting Z E N I T H 7V of his brother and wife, Mr. and the stubble fire that burned across Bill Pausch. Sales & Service our land Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Gus Hartmann of an i especially to the Moro and Wasco spent Sunday visiting the SERVICE ON AM . MAKES Call ANDY PAULSON Grass Valley fire departments for A. F. Balzers. mechanical aid. Nancy Alberty went id Corval JO 5-3513 Mr. and Mrs. Stan Coelach lis last Tuesday and Is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cox and Linda XàmUxKKHJ Roberts at the Al Rol»erts’ home. 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