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PAG B 3 SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL MORI», OREGON Mi By Anna Itu l/rr A. D. Fietz arrived Wed >rt Wayne, Indiana her niece , Mrs. Carl von and famil A bridlal showeip honoring Miss Elorene Crews wi 11 l»e held In the IOOF hadl Monday evening May m. Every one is cordially invited. Mr. an d Mrs. Ft ank K etter and family s l»ent Easiter weekend in Tacoma with his ]p arents, Mr.and Mrs. Ste ve Ketter Visitors Sunday at the home Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth H attrup w ere M r. and Mrs . Keith DeCour- cev and family and Larry Letti- ere of The Dalles. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rolfe and fam ily and Mr. and Mrs. John Bueth- er and family went to Buck Hol low Sunday fishing and picnick ing. Mr. and Mrs. H. () Dugger sj»ent Friday night visiting Mr. and Mrs. Roy Tiller in Hermiston. A good crowd at tended the music recital he I U in the IOOF hall Saturday evt pivseuieo by the pupils of M rs. Orville itug- gies in a variety of numbers. First was a piano solo “The Ele- valor,” "Shorten I Iread” and “Lit- tie Brown Bug” I>y Julie Sehili- ing; piano solo “< O scar tiie Octo- ¡»us, “Halloween” ami “Old Me Donald Had a Far in” by Philip Ruggles; accordior i solo "On Top of Old Smoky" i tnd “Beautiful Brown Eyes" b y E »yd Lane; G le club song “I Light of th Silvery Moon by Pat Ann Brown, Carol rn Johns >n, t imien Johnson, Peg ;y Riggs, Nancy Al- I»erty, Lois Payne and Sandra Wilson piano solo * ‘Skating Rink" by Connie L etter; piane solo “I Istralita” by Ann Brown piano i o lo “Journey by T rain,’ Mr. and Mrs. Frank von Borstel “Spider Dance” and “I ’retend’ and Mrs. A. von Borstel and Phil, by Nancy Alberty; piano solo went to Moro Sunday to the "Green L anterns,” “T rue Love” Frank Sayrs home to celebrate and “ Beautiful Savior" by Nancy April birthdays. Those w ith b irth Crews; novelty num liers "Me and days were Frank Sayrs, and dau M.v Shadow and "Strolling T hru ghter Melissa, Mrs. Frank von the Park" by the glee club; accor- Borstel and Phil von Borstel. dion duet “Dear H earts and Gen- Mr. and Mrs. Bud B rinkert and tie People* ' and " Let Me Call Yon Mr. and Mrs. H arry Root went to S w eet h e a r ” by Mrs. H. N. Riggs The Dalles last Tuesday and and Mrs. Ruggles, vocal solo brought Bill Brinkert home from “Curse of an Aching H eart” by the hospital w here he spent over Pat Brown; piano solo “Prince two weeks. Charm ing Waltz" and "It Must Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Haynes Be T rue" by Peggy Riggs; vocal of Richland spent Friday nignt solo “My Mammy” by Carolyn with his sister, Mrs. A. A. D un Johnson; piano solo “Third Man lap. Theme," “Dreaming Around the Mrs. Eben Kee returned home Cam pfire” and “Please Don’t Talk Friday from the hospital in The About Me When I ’m Gone” by Dalles w here she spent several Pat Brown; vocal solo, "I Believe” days for medical attention. by Peggy Biggs; piano solo “Ju m Mrs. E dgar Alley and Ruth bo's B irthday P arty ” and “My Baby’s Coming Home” by Anil were recent visitors in The Dalles. Eugene Spencer, USN, arrived Brown; vocal duet “ Doggie in the M indow by Lois Payne and San E aster Sunday from the East to dra Wilson with the help of the spend a week in The Dalles visit rest of the glee club. Mrs. Ruggles ing his wife and children before was the accompanist for the vocal leaving Monday for San Diego num bers. Pupils of Mrs. Elton w here he will be stationed. Mrs. F rank E. Bayer, Julia and Lakin were; piano solo “Sliding on a Rainbow ” by Walsh and “1812 Helen, w ent to Bend Saturday to O vertu re” bv Tschaikowsky, by the track meet held there. Byron Sharyl Blagg and a piano solo Bayer and Danny Rolfe of G rass “ The B arber” - LeCouppey an 1 Valley participated in the events. “H ear the Lovely Bells - Schauni They also visited her sister, Mrs. by Curt Blagg; piano solo “Fifth Willis B rittain and family. Mr. and Mrs. Don Clodfelter N octure” and "Hood Indigo” by Mrs. Ruggles, closing w ith an and Mrs. A. A. Dunlap w ere busi Hawaiian num ber "To You Sw eet ness visitors in The Dalles Mon heart, Aloha by the glee club. day. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Spencer T erry Eakin and Dean Ruggles were the ushers. Refreshm ents of and family of The Dalles spent cake, cookies, punch and coffee Saturday visiting her parents. were served at the close of the Mr. and Mrs. Boyce Blaylock. Miss Je rrin e Blaylock of The Dal program. les? sjxmt the weekend with her parents the Boyce Blaylocks. Mrs. John Nichols left W ednes Mrs. Donald von Borstel was day for her home in Michigan ( ity, Indiana, after spending a hostess to h er cooking club mem m onth here w ith her daughter, bers at h er home F riday evening The girls Mrs. Carl von Borstel and family. for a slum ber party. cooked th eir own meals and each Mrs. John Rust returned home baked a batch of fancy cookies Saturday from Portland w here for the M others’ Tea May 5 to be she spent a week with her aunt. held at the Grass Valley grade Mrs. Carl Rtinke. school. Girls present w ere Joy and Mrs. Geraldine Raven anil child Cathy vonBorstel, B arbara Meves, ren spent the weekend in S unny Lou Ann and L orraine Stark, side, Wash. Sheri Rolfe and Janice Lemlev. FRIDAY, APRIL 2», 19«0 Mr. and Mrs. Bill Pausch and is cordially invited. were visitors in The Dalles T hurs Mr. and Mrs Harold E akin and Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Blagg had day. Mona went to Portland F riday as dinner guests E aster Sunday Mrs John Decker and Mrs. H ar OES Hold District evening to a bridge party and re Mrs. Leta E slinger of Moro and ry Howell were in The Dalles turned home Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Eshnger to visit Mr. Howell at the hospital. Mrs. Bud Kock and children and family. Meet A t Grass Valley He was dismissed Sunday. went to Portland T hursday on Mr. and Mrs. Len Garland were Mr. and Mrs. H erm an Peters Jr. The district meeting of the OES business and on to Sandy to visit and family of Hood River spent in The Dalles Sunday to visit her parents Mr. and Mrs. H enry the weekend here with his par their son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. was held in the IOOF hall T h u rs Ten Eyck. ents the H erm an Peters, for the Howard Garland. day evening with Sherman chap Donald von Borstel and Gene opening of the fishing season. Archie Cantrall and his father. ter as hostess. The hall was beau Reynolds went to Prineville Sat Jesse Cantrall of Moro, returned tifully decorated with appropii- Bob Draga of Portland brought urday to attend the annual con home Sunday from a trip to Idaho ate flowers. Mrs. Don Clodfelter vocation of the Episcopal church his father in law, H erman Ziegler and Mrs. D. L. Reynolds were the home F riday after spending a where they spent a week visiting es of E astern Oregon. decoration committee. The open week in the hospital for medical relatives. The Rebekah lodge No. 118 held attention. Mr. and Mrs. F. M Crews a r ing was conducted by Sherm an its regular m eeting in the IOOF rived last week from Mesa, Ariz , chapter with Mrs. Luther Davis, ball W ednesday evening Mrs Mr. and Mrs. E dgar Alley ha 1 where they spent the winter, to worthy m atron and Luther Davis Frank E. Raver, noble grand, pre as dinner guests E aster Sundav vijfit their daughter, Mrs. Gordon worthy patron, presiding. The ex sided with 24 m em bers present. Mr. and Mrs. Tommie Barnett and Lemley and family. Mr. and Mrs. emplification of escort duty and A fter the regular session they had Mr. and Mrs. Bill Johnson and Crews were dinner guests Friday Italloting by Annie Fulton chap ter of Wasco w ith Mrs. Catherine a party for m em bers w ith b irth family. evening at the Arzell Lemley Bish w orthy m atron and Hlldred days and wedding anniversaries Mr. and Mrs. George von Bor home. Zell w orthy patron, presiding. in April. Those w ith birthdays stel and family were dinner Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Martin were Mrs. Jack Adams, Mrs. Les guests Sunday at the Bill Pausch went to Seattle Friday to visit Those escorted to the East hv Mrs H erbert Root and welcomed were te r Barnum, Mrs. Frank E Bay home. their son in law and daughter, Mrs. E M (Celese) Dickinson of er. Mrs. Bernard M artin and those The Rev. and Mrs. Maynour Mr. and Mrs. Dale Padget and to Corvallis, w orthy grand m atron of w ith anniversaries were Mrs. H ar attend the Ice Follies, returning Oregon, Mrs. Florence Jaeger of ry Hooper, Mrs E arl Olds, Mrs. Reid and family arrived W ednes Monday. Condon, associate grand conduct H N Riggs and Mrs. John Rust. day from San Jose, Calif., and are Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Kellogg of ress and Mrs. Wallace May, grand A baby picture contest was won getting settled in the parsonage. by Mrs. Claud Bayer and Arden Rev. Reid preached his first ser Portland came Friday and spent representative of Saskatchew an in Peters. Members who wish, please mon in the Baptist church Sun the weekend with their daughter, Oregon. The degree work was ex emplified by Bethlehem chapter bring your baby picture to the day. They were dinner guests at Mrs. Gene Reynolds and family. of Moro with Mrs. Lloyd Johnson next meeting. Refreshm ents were the Ed F ritts home. A show er in honor of Miss w orthy m atron and Bill Hall w or served at the close of the m eeting Mr. and Mrs. Gus H artm ann of Sherman h.v Mrs. Earl Olds and Mrs. Don Wasco spent Sunday visiting the Helene Sather, bride elect, will be thy patron, presiding given at the Kent Legion hall chapter resum ed their stations Sm ith. A. F. Balzers. Thursday afternoon May 5 at two and under the good of the order A pot luck farewell dinner will Mr. and Mrs. Frank K etter and o’clock. presented an addenda “ In an O1<1 l»e held in the Kent Legion hall Mr. and Mrs. K enneth Crews were Lester Barnum attended the Fashioned G arden” honoring w or Sunday May 1 for the Rev. and recent visitors in Portland to see sale at the Madras Auction Yards thy grand matron, Mrs. Dickinson Mrs. David G aum iti and family the show “Ben-Hur." last Wednesday, having some Tiiose taking part in the addenda who are leaving soon. Everyone Mr. and Mrs. F rank von Borstel feeders on sale that dav. were Mrs. Jack Adams, Mrs. Don Tkiwfp la da laday! a w 8* 7 L ■■■■ I - > ... Cfeau (he Howe with R edd y’s help» E n jo y T h e G reat B o u rb o n o f t h e O ld W e s t ReHge/mie and Iw&fi the (joed i Reddy's on the job ri.Rht and dayl T o d a y —and e v e ry d a y —R e d d y K ilo w a tt is at y o u r s e rv ic e fo r a lm o s t a n y jo b ...a n d fo r so little c o s t! 90 PROOF * K entucky Straight B ourbon ta s te s b e tte r , rich er th a n S o be s u re y o u ’re m a k in g fu ll use o f h is w o n d e rfu l 3 P A C IK IC SUNNY BROOK a n y o th e r bourbon! $3.00 pt. STE ssr s&r aran, iwswu, kstkxt . «Swat? 'U s e rv ic e . S e e y o u r e le c tric a p p lia n c e d e a le r N O W ! S u n n y B ro o k rs «5" sSsr. r rtS/a tio u ie iie r as musician, Mrs. Frank von Borstel as Adah, Mrs. Bob Schilling as Martha, Mrs. J. W. Blagg as Electa, Mrs Leta Esling e r as conductress and Mrs. H arry Justesen as assoc ¡¿He conductress. Mrs. Dickinson was escorted through the old fashioned garden and each presented h er with a car nation in color of the star points. Mrs. Adams presented her with a gift from the three chapters. Clos ing by Sherman chapter. Mrs. Harold Eakin and Mrs. A. A. Dunlap on the refreshm ent comm ittee served open faced sand wiches, cookies, punch and coffee from a lace covered buffet table centered with an arrangem ent of m iniature roses with pink candles in crystal holders. Visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Wade Arstill of Portland of the Rose ( roix chapter, w orthy m atron and w orthy patron, Mrs. V. B. Eakin of The Dalles and Mr. Dickinson of Corvallis. P O W E R «Sc L I G H T Electric Service-T oday’s Biggest Value for Better Living! enables ♦he family ♦o limit ♦ho cost to its needs or wishes.
