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PAGE 3 SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON FRIDAY, APRIL 8, I960 Moro Personals son Greg to Portland N have his eyes checked, Mr. and Mrs. Civile F tertained at a dinner honoring Mrs. Fridley’ fath A D. McConaughy and nephe Michael McConaughy, whose h thdays occurre«l during the we past. Present were Mr and M AD. McConaughy of Kent, \ and Mrs. Robert Nisbet and c lilJ- ren of Wasco and Mrs. and drs. Gene McConaughy, Michael and Cynthia of Portland and Oscai Peterson. Charlene Frantz of The Dalles spent the weekend with her aunt Mrs. Claude Bartlemav. Mrs. Idah Everett and Mrs. Jennie Hearing spent from Sun day until Tuesday visitng at Hermiston. At a special business meeting of the Wasco Methodist WSCS Karel King, last Wednesday, it was voted to John DeMoss and Etha came home from Arizona Saturday looking brown and healthy, but thinks the weather here is good enough. Theodore Johnston is packing around a clipping from a Salem paper originally written in 1919 that tells about Chester Tyler Headrick of Moro who claimed to be the first American soldier to fire heavy artillery against the Germans in World War I. Mr. and M«x. .»I. Grant of San Pedro, California were callers at the John Parkers Monday. Last week Mr. and Mrs August Brunes of Pequot I^akes, Minn., and Mr. and Mrs. Martin Havig of The Dalles called at the John Parkers. May Day Court for the 1960 and Mahl of Honor Mrs. John Parker reports for the Easter Seal campaign which May Day festiv ities at IJnfield Portland; with escorts. Kill Hu 1 s t*, is at the halfway mark as $361.00. College, McMinnville, includes Sumner, Wn., George lutwson, There is still time for your contri Princess Jo Value, C hehalis Wn., Bellingham, Wn., Vince Powell, butions as the campaign closing Princess Cindy Green, Vancouver, Hood River, and Kill Kinkel, Eu Wn.; Queen Reha, I’ow ell, Moro; gene. date is April 17. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Reba Goss Powell, a dark-eyed Thompson coming Wednesday to brunette from Moro, will reign . < lence honorary; and Student spend the remainder of the week as Queen Reba I at the 57th Oregon Education Assn She was are her parents Mr. and Mrs. annual May Day festivities held a member of Spurs, sophomore Collis Rice of Sweet Home and May 7 on the Linfield college women's service honorary; ser her brother, Bud Rice, just re campus, McMinnville. Mrs. Pow ve«! on tiie rally squad; and re turned from a two year tour of ell w’ill l>e attended by Maid of ceived the junior science award. duty in France. He now has his Honor Karel King. Portland; An honor student, Queen Reha was among the Linfield seniors discharge from the army. Princess Jo Vat ne, Chehalis, Wn ; named to the i960 edition of John Dennison, district chief anti Princess Cnythia Smith "Who’s Who in American Col of the Soil Conservation Service, Green, Vancouver, Wn. leges and Universities.” was here Wednesday from Pen Mrs. Powell, daughter of Mr. May Day court* was selected and Mrs. D. B. Goss of Moro, dleton to make his regular check by the student body from a field on the activities of the local of is a graduate of Maupin high of 16 eligible senior girls. Queen school. A business administration Reba was presented to the stu fice. major at Linfield, she is current David John, the 19 month old ly serving as business manager of dent body at the annual Spring son of Mr. and Mrs. David Moore, the Linfield student body. She is Follies variety show. “Candidates l»e chosen for their ser- was taken to a hospital in The a member of Lambda Lambda should vice to the school as well as their Dalles Wednesday afternoon af Sigma, local sorority; Cap and iieauty,” states Body Nielson, ter he had sampled some chlora- Gown, senior women's honorary; •tudent-lmdy vice- president. dane. Quick work put the young Pi Gamma Mu, national social man in his usual fine fettle again by Thursday morning. Second Lt. James Griggs, son of Kenneth Fridley, highway com Mr. and Mrs. Joe Griggs of Moro, Wasco News missioner, called on the county came home last Sunday from Ft. court Wednesday and later drove Henning, Ga. and will go to Ft. Ky i'.itiliti«* Broughton to Shaniko to see what was go Lewis, Wn., to finish his six Ray Johnson of Sweet Home, ing on road wise along Highway months in the service. He will a fish and game student from 97. then l>e In the reserve corps. DSC, will spend the next few Mrs. Earl T. Wisner Jr. and two months working with the game children of The Dalles were call commission habitat here, under MORO COMMUNITY ers Sunday afternoon at the home the direction of Harold Winegar. PREHBYTKRIAN CHUR( H of her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Ray is “batching” in one of the HOLY WEEK HERVICRN Mrs. Iziy Cochran April 10: Palm Sunday commission’s housetrailers, park Message: “Who is Sovereign in ed at Hill's. Your Life?” Robert Lutje, a student at Will April 14: The Day of Fellowship amette U. spent the weekend Observance of Lord’s Supper. with his mother, Mrs. Eunice enables Service: 8:00 p. m. Lutje. ♦he family April 15: Good Friday Service Last Thursday, March 31, Mr. to lim it at 8:00 p. m. The Senior Choir and Mrs. Leo Watkins, Mrs. Floyd the cost will present the Cantata, “The Haines, Mrs. Elva Dehler and Seven Last Words.”- to its needs or wishes. Mrs. Leona VanGilder drove to April 16: Easter Sunday Odell, where they attendetl a Sunrise Services and breakfast joint Oddfellow-Rebekah meeting. for all young people. 6:00 a. m. Judy Watkins was on overnight Easter Program by the Sunday guest Wednesday of Shirley Wat School at 9:45 phonf kins. i h o rtt «34 Church Service at 11:00 o’clock unt'io Mr. and Mrs. James Maddox of IIOOM UVAVt Ernest C. Goodenberger, Pastor Tiie Dalles were overnight guests Saturday of Mr, and Mrs. Sam Brock, Julia Bayer, Margaret Brown and Peggy Alberty were over night guests of Judy Watkins last NOW Thursday. It was Judy’s birthday. The Wasco Home Extension unit met at the home of Mrs. Gordon Harper March 29 with Mrs. Grace Medler as co-hostess. Huffy Gas Mowers Mrs. Holland Johnson presented information on "Insect Control of Home and Garden.” Those present 20 inch cut $59.95 were Mrs. L. E. Kaseberg. Mrs. Don McDermid, Mrs. Dewey Thomas, Mrs. George Macnah, Also: Mrs. Kenneth Fridley, Mrs. Paul- en Kaseberg and Mrs. Rolland Johnson. Mrs. Murray Walker of Olym Golden Vigaro - Fertilizer pia. Wn., was a guest last week of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Harper, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Qosson took vide the dinner for the Wheat visiori of the church. April 29, kins attended the evening meet igne April 28. the Portland district meeting will !r. and Mrs. Lee Gunnels anil be held at Gresham. Main speak ing 0/ the Northwest Oddfellows D ma Jean were visitors at the er at this meeting will be Dr. L. at The Dalles. They were also Bill Brot hoi Saturday L. Beck, head of the psychology present for the Saturday sessions including the banquet at night, vening. department at Portland State. Mrs. G F Rufus is His topic will be “The Church and and were present for the Sun day breakfast and concluding îaki the rounds thi week on Family Living ” meetings. her t; collect in. the census Jean Hockett has been on the Rex Brown, young son of Mr. infon It will help if the list and was hospitalized and Mrs. Harold Brown, entered forms previ ously sent out are sick briefly last week. St. Vincent hospital in Portland <1 iu \\ hen she arrives at vour The Dorcas society of the Was Monday and underwent surgery place co Church of Christ will meet Mr and Mrs. Lawrence Funk April 13 at the home of Mrs. Tuesday for a serious kldnev and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Nisbet Trace Fields at Rufus. Those ailment. spent Sunday picnicing and rock wishing transportation are re Mrs. Estrelle Hailey spent last hunting in the Warm Springs quested to lie at the parsonage week in Portland. 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