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PAGE 3 SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON ERIDIY. APRIL 1, II Saturday t cree 4. Nisbet remar ked, “Any- received the guest prize. Others Mr*. Mae Buck was honored on Hockley at >ut sunshine ” present Included Mrs Art Smith, her t^Ahday anniversary March Wasco C > 1 P teth Dish, who s pent spring Mrs. Estrelle Halley, Mrs Paulen Word from Mrs. Elva Lryant P au lin e B ro ughton I H meet April 7. T der n with his brotl ter and sis- Kaseberg, Mrs. A rthur Sargent, 22 whan A group of friends gath who has been wintering in Los orinan Hockley and in- leadership ► f M law. Mi and Mrs. Robert Mrs Ernest Sliull, Mrs. Walter ered at the home of her daughter Angeles with her daughter, Helen, ¡liter, Marcia Lyn, were give a dei ton- trat i Pish, returned to ids classes at Bruckert, Mrs Keith McDonald, •Mrs. Leo Roberts Those present is that she Is starting for home st w k of Mrs. Hockley's done this \ i tr. Oil OSC Sunday. He was accompan Mrs. Mabel Haven and Mrs. Har Included Mrs. Guy Andrews, Mrs. this week. The weather has been id Mrs. Lloyd Roy- ment will be pi n dr. pare Sallie Wright, Mrs. Augusta Roy d h ied on the trip to Corvallis by ry Van Gilder. rather cool in L. A. most of the II rs. Ho. » extended several grade who I »»and. se, Mrs. Gus Hartman, Mrs. Idah Jeannette Belshee, who Is also a time, but tem peratures zoomed Mrs Jennie Hearing spent Sat Everett, Mrs. Harry Van Glider, tesie to her daughter during officers will iso be i item o student at Oregon State. into the high eighties the fiist vf urday night in The Dalles, where Mrs. Raymond Van Gilder, Mrs. .»sit, uuong which was a din- business that evenir The 7tl Friday Mis. Harry VanGilder she was the guest of her daughter last week and now we are having a j j C L U B N E W S Tues ay evening for Mr. and grade mot het 4 are in charge oi and Mrs. Arthur Sargent enter and son In law, Mr. and Mrs. Mae Thomas and Mrs John Buck a three day stretch of smog which Mn John Sheldrake and sons of Moro. Mrs. Roberts served re tained at the latter’s home, mem- Kenneth Stuart. Mrs. Bryant says she’ll be glad to “Hems” was the subject of the .loll Roger and Arlen, and Mrs. refreshments for tin meeting, freshments of birthday cake, A pre-Easter bi tkf. tst Will L h bers of the Tuesday club and oth get out of. demonstration given the Han- Bella Sheirbon, all of Hood River. Mrs Llva Dehler, assisted by punch and jello to the essembled Mrs. Art Christianson went to dy Girls Clothing Club, March Thursday, the ltoyse home was sponsored by the St. Mary’s Al er friends in honor of Mrs. Joe Mrs. Harry VanGilder, entertain guests. Portland Monday with Clarence 21, by Darlene Gochnauer and the scene of an informal gathering tar society April 3 at 9:30 to bt Hilderbrand Mrs. Hilderbrand, a ed the members of the Tilllcum Rev. and Mrs. Larry Eddings Sparling and flew to Los Angeles Diana Henrlchs, at the Sherman to present Marcia Lyn to old held at the Legoin hall Ute affaii former member of the club, is club and other guests at a party and children were dinner guests is open to the public visiting here from her home in after receiving word that her fa- High School. They showed us friends of her mother and grand Wednesday which honored Mrs. Wednesday of the Leroy Belshees. Guests at the Floyd Haim Lebanon Present were Mrs. Em tiier was ill and not expected to eight different kinds of hems, in- mother. Among those dropping Lawrence Funk on her birthday. Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Funk spent home Friday and Saturday w n ma Dutton. Mrs. Holland Johnson, Those attending the affair were live. eluding a tailor’s hem with the in during the afternoon were Mrs a long weekend recently in Salem Mr. anil Mrs. Milton Andersoi Mrs. Art Smith, Mrs. Hugh White. Wendell Balsiger spent the first bias interfacing, the Bishop me- Vent Dutton. Mrs. Vernon Root, Mrs Bill Nisbet, Mrs. Sam Brock, where they were guest9 of Mrs. part of this week in Kansas City thod hem, a rolled hem suitable \ j arvjn Thomas, Mrs John who were enroute to then hoin Mrs. Vern Dutton, Mrs. L. R, Mrs John Robinson, Mrs. Paul Funk's sister and brother In law, where he testified in a hearing be- for a silk scarf and others suitable Robinson, Mrs. Augusta Royse, in Spokane after s|xtnding tl, Kuscherg, Mrs. Keith McDonald, Patrlolt, Mrs, Leona Van Gilder, Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Ross. During Mrs. Paul Patrick, Mrs. Elva Den- Mrs. Art Smith, Mrs. James Mad their visit, they drove one even fore federal officials regarding a for winter dresses and coats. p au’jen Kaselierg, Mrs. Del- winter in California. Mrs. Maribeth Bruns is cmploj I'T. and the honor guest Mrs. Hil change in the price paid for grain In the evening the girls, w ho nier sm ith, Mrs. Martin Pahigoda, dox, Mrs. Arthur Sargent, Mrs. ing to Corvallis to call on Mr. cd at the Town and Country Gril derbrand Prize for high went to Idah Everett, and Mrs. Funk's and Mrs. David McGregor, only to storage. are two of our junior leaders, y rs Mabel Haven and Mary Ann, which reopened for husines Mon Mrs. Patrick with Mrs White re daughter, Mrs. Harold Engberg. find the McGregors not at home. Mrs. Maggie Barnum left Wed- gave the same demonstration to M,.s | x,rov Belshee and Jeannette •lay. ceiving low and Mrs Hilderbrand Mrs. Leona Van Gilder reeel veil nesday to spend the remainder of an extension group. ;|n(| from Moro Mrs. Paul Fraser Stan Gordh returned Saturday Mrs. Lloyd Gosson with the week in Portland with rela- Our little girls are working aU(J Sherrie, and Mrs. Norman Charles Wallace as cohoae. Mrs. the guest prize. high score, Mrs. Sam ill tick won after spending several days in Mrs. Leona VanGilder spent tives. hard on stuffed toys and the sec- Qophnauer and Darlene. tertained the Thursday Pir chle Thursday night and Friday in low. and tiie guest prize went io Portland, where he recived medi .Mrs. Everett. The honored guest, cal treatment. Clyde Fridley has The director of Internal Re- ontl KrouP is making apions. club last week. Mrs. Wallaci venue for Oregon, A. G. Erickson, Carolyn Henrlchs, reporter I he W aseo \ V\ esleyans, adult high scorer, with Mrs. Daf< was The Dalles where she \ isited with Mt'9 Funk, was also presented )»een at home the past week with Mil- an aunt. Mrs. Mary Hines and with a gift. has announced that an office will ------------------- <>f the M. E. church, enjoy- ler low. Others present were Mrs a throat Infection lie open in the postoffice in The The Come and Get It cooking eil a bow ling party in 1 he Dalle* Doug Shull, Mrs. Leo R obert; a cousin, Orville I line. Dalles April 4, 11 and 15 where club with leaders Gwen Ross anti Sunday evening. About -5 made Mrn. Leo Watkins who is assistance to taxpayers will be Vada DeMoss met March 11 at the trip, which was climaxed by and three guests Mrs. Dan Glen* trict deputy president Mrs. Harold Engberg and Mrs. of the Re- A pea- refreshments of pic and coffee at given. The phone is CY 6-2976. 3:30 in the Moro church Fred Anderson lw»kah lodge, spent several even Mrs. Edna Melzer returned re- nut butter cookie demonstration tin* church later in the evening Mr. and Mrs Bill Nisbet drove ings last week visiting other Thursday of last week Mr. and cently from a trip to the Hawiian was given by Janice DeMoss and Mrs. Leo Watkins, Judy and Don, to Redmond over the weekend lodges In the district. Friday she Islands, going over with the Mike Alsup. where they were guests of theli r.t to Maupin to lc present Churchill tours, but remaining The club plans to entertain an- were dinner guests of the John son and daughter in law, Mr. and win n Assembly President Ruth Bm k family in Moro. The occa for a longer stay. Her brother, other cooking club in the future. Mrs. Larry Nisliet Sunday they Vose made her official visit. Sat Claud is still there having spent Judy FerrelK reporter sion was the wedding anniversary drove to Prineville where they urday Mrs. Walhins was in Mos Plow Shares Sharpened of Mr. and Mrs. Watkins. $ 1 .2 5 the entire winter on the islands. ■ ■ went rock hunting on the Carey ier for the District 18 convention Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Walker of The half burned garage be- Like to go on a fishing t r i p ’ ranch near there. On their return held there. Monday, March 28. hind the Douma store will be This w’as one of the topics di The Dalles were dinner guests to Wasco late Sunday they en she, accompandied by Mrs. Flovd New Points 2.50 Sunday of the Gordon Harpers. removed soon and the alley near cussed at tire Happy Hcalthstci countered a variety of weather In Haines, attended a meeting of the Phyllis Watkins was home from the new postoffice will be cleaned 4-H club meeting March 29. cluding wind, snow, rain ami fog Dufur lodge Hard Faced 3.00 up to resemble a street to the The meeting was called to or- Portland last week to sjiend Munday Mr. and Mrs. I.eo W at spring vacation with her parents, )>enefit of the city generally. tier by President Gary Irzyk, Don- kins attended the United Nations . aid Martin lead the club in the Mr wd Mi 1' L Watkins. Hard Faced Sweeps 2.00 Prllgrimmage for Youth speech Mr. and Mt ;. Charles Wallace John A. Schassen, only son of 4-H pledge. I he roll call war t .dam contest held In The Dalles. Mr. and children drove to Portland enables a pioneer family in the German ,)V , IIal1, sf,( 1‘,,aI V 1 oiu ti • h Watkins Is chairman for this dis leave at Cushman’s in Moro settlement south of Grass Valley, nu*mbeis "o re pie-.ent I h.».~c ui> Saturday, where they visited Mrs. the family trict Winners were Lucretia GU- Wallace's sister and brother in died in Portland Monday and was sent were Kenneth I iminpson. to limit mouth from Wy’east high school buried Thursday. He had lived Diehard G ia b e n h o r -i and \\ illiain law, Mr and Mrs. Bud Nisbet. and the alternate was Jay Vaughn the cost The Wasco Church of Christ Is in the city for over 30 years. Sur- Dayon. I he m inutes w e n le a d of Condon. s)>onsoring a Youth Rally for all to its needs or wishes. viving are two sons, Gus and and approved Fred Hall read a young people of Sherman County The Past Matrons club met Mar. Rodell, three daughters, Lillian J "" Space M edi< nn Keo- 21. with Mrs Vern Dutton. In ad Friday, April 1, beginning at M Hess, Maybelle LaZelle, Lavonne Thompson and Richard Gia p. in. Entertainment will 1 m ? pro A dition to the members, there were Davis, 13 grandchildren and three betihot st also had tepoi ts mt several guests. Mrs. Hugh White vided by the “Saturday Niters,” great grandchildren; brother of were not there to read them. a choral group from Yakima, Wn Condon, Oregon received high score, while Mrs. . i PHONY They will give them next time Lillian Schassen, Anna Clerk, f hew * jjh Bill Nisltet and Mrs, Idah Everett Mr and Mrs Harry Allen and with Robert Drinkard anil Wil and Minna Eck. HOC k illV AVE. tied for low. Mrs. Emma Dutton Mrs. Leona Van Gilder called liam Rayon. briefly at the Lloyd Royse home Our leader, Steven N. Stivers, The Sherman County Rod & Gun club met Wednesday night told us we could plan a trip to ut the court Iwuse and elected Deep Creek, to do Home fishing Joe Bibby and Les Johnson, pre next meeting. We discussed it Dr Otis G Perkins sident and secretary, respectively, ant 301 1 ot Apiil as well as the directors: Collis an( st of ^la.v. Ihe trip will l»<* Optometrist Moore, John Buether, Bill Bueth- wel1 <*aPe»’oned and only n.em- bers of the club will go. 4» B. 2nd St, er, Kendrick Dunlap and Pat Mac- Fred Had. reporter 'Ir l. CY6-3362 T he Dalles, Ore, nah. Hurry Benson, Juck Cush man and Darwin VanGilder were appointed to have the road put in shaix? and dues were retained at $10.00 for members. Moro Personals low Martin fou on Wednesday I l I i Salem the ne foil wing directions ping. It had mad about a day and broke at a height) letting the instrum a 1 achute —— —— — — »Vasco News Sharp Shares OREGON is a wry of living MORO COMMUNITY P R E SB Y T E R IA N CHURCH 9:45 a. m. Church School Classes for all age groups 11:00 Church Service Sermon theme “Because She Loved Much” 5:30 Westminster Fellowship. Mariners are to meet at the home of Keith and pqrol Thompson, Time: 8 o’clock. 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