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PAG« 9 SHERMAN COUNTY M oro P er so n a ls JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON FRIDAY, JU N E 24, I960 R u fu s M any W om en S p en d P e r so n a ls Mr. and Mrs. Paul Minton and daughter of Seattle, W a sh , siop- |xxi in Rufus Monday night to be guests of the George Fox's for dinner and to stay overnight. Mrs. Minton is a sister in law Mrs. Wilson Foote and all had a good visit. The Mintons were their way to Nephi, Utah to visit her m other, Mrs G ertrude Foote. atn d Charles NeviUe. and to Robert Bish and Mrs A rt Smith x x x , e r ; x \ ^ e . ihw - - « £ £ 3 W a sco N e w s Mr. and Mrs. Thtuxlore Johnston By Mrs. Geo. L. Fox were in Salem over the weeken 1 Y ears A s W id ow s By Pauline Broughton Hlghro,n JUn‘° r Hi,fh *° " * “ * n“ " a' * 1" « Moll The Rufus Grange met T h u n to attend a rock show. day June 16 at th eir hall with Word from Count Henkle now i i i - w arid quill blocks for the use of Mr. and Mr« John Robinson whlk>\ r To,n and » UU1 If survey 1 on m arriage are Master George Fox in the chair. Lahm ann, the Shrine hospital. at Fontana, Calif., states the wea days recently in spent several beetled, today’s woman can ex On account of the State Grange The R*V‘ L an y Edding*> P38101* ther is nice at Lytle Creek with Corvalli; where they were guests are vtoiting a? the^h n n * "o f'tiS ie pect to spend 15 years of her life the tem perature around SO de as a w idow. Yet,, most couples meeting anti the fruit coming on of their son ln law and daughter, au n t and uncle Mr mil U r <>f ,ht> <-'hurch, left Mr. and Mrs. David McGregor T Ug g ^ this week with hts family on a va at this time not too m any were grees, and the fishing is good, iplan for the fu tm e as if the hus out. Mrs. Grace Medler acted as too. and baby daughter. The McGreg- big part of the summer' helping p / i t u of1* ? ? ^ ’V a l l X ^ ’ ¡^R band will lx* the surviving spouse. secretary. Mrs. Harland McDonald The children are on their sec Mrs. Frances Hfenrichs and dau- ors will move to Salem soon, out at the ranch n ?» ik ? \ a y and R us ' Preparation f o r widowhood, gave a legislative reperl anti said ond week of " Red Cross swimming r a * ross, 3“ ■ » """« haa entplov ment w , v ,■ sell Belshee of Moro will be ter Maxine of Yuba City, Calif., while both partners are alive, is she was taking care of the lee- le33on3' an? arc «< very l,e h““ vttti loyment. . “ " n ' r,e,‘a Gaa» '* 'l‘. In guest speakers. W orship service are spending the sum m er vacation wise planning, believes Mrs. Ro !"u^ 1,001 13 Mr and Mrs. A rthur Sargent v o '» l« n v 'v K h her son and daugh- on June 26 will lie conducted by time at th eir Camp Sherm an berta Frasier, OSC extension fam in te r s program th at eventng I, was announced the next meet- ^ a,od . 1 ha3n 1 * 7 " ,0° * • " » drove to Portland last week to law- M r s Clark Clyde Fridley, lay leader of the home. ily life specialist. Since separation mg .........i...........................i. . ..i the funeral of Mrs. Anne ?7.,? ' anGaasbeck of rlington a at t - church. This date m arks the last the group would ..... make It a the Ilu, last la3t few days for fot swimminu swimming ....— attend ' i:a3l,“ '*t ol « A Arlington, SI P Peter's oU s ^ i'ic e s in Wasco » Mr. and Mrs. John A rm strong by death may occur at any time, hoi«, party with each bring,ng a ¡ ¡ " ' ^ ,h e w a,er waa w arm «* » Neville at St. eter’s Episcopal le7 ltnueu Sunday Sunday services to be held at 11 ___ i. The -1.. o Sargents ------- ------------------ with old friends here stopped in Moro W ednesday she suggests that young, as well sack lunch For the program each church. then went - and vtr visited vir »— cN. 777---- a* m - u«itll September. During W ^ h in ^ M A 0 800 Of Kelso July and August, services will while on their way to Pendleton. as older couples, develop and was asked to tell something of Miss Anne Petersen left for Los on to Corvallis to visit their son .u h.‘ng.ton’ ..spenl 8everal days begin at 10:00 a m„ with church m aintain a plan for the future. He is with the firm that is hand Nationwide surveys show that their father. Mrs. Trace Fields Angeles, Calif., to be w ith her ln ,aw and daughter, The Rev. thia the home of Mr. and school at 9:45. ling the wheat league publicity ac gave a reading anil all sang for father for the summer. Anne Mrs. A rthur Sargent. Mrs. Olson count and will attend a meeting 700,000 m arriages are broken by “America". Hostess for the even- ¡s a 1960 graduate of Sherman Mrs. Leo W atkins drove to and Mrs. Sargent ate cousins. of the advisers for that project. death each year, and in two-thirds mg was to lx» Mrs. Fred Dormaier High School. Z E N IT H TV Mr. and Mrs. John Robinson Portland Thursday. From there He was form erly Sunday editor of these the wife is the survivor. who sent the food hut was un Regardless of the age at which able to he present. and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Royse she journeyed to Springfield to of the Oregonian. S ales & SERVICK Karen Tsubota of Rulus, has drove to Portland Sunday to at aHenu a Theta Rho Assembly. the family is broken by death, the Roy Cyphers is at Camp Lewis Mrs. Grace Medler and other been elected president of her liv- She returned Saturday, to find SERVI« K ON ALL MAKES survivor may as well realize she'll tend the l>all game there. for his sum m er camp six weeks mem bers of the Home Ec club *nR group at the 45th annual 4-H that her granddaughter, Debra face loneliness. There's no form Mr. and Mrs. Bud Root are at as a soldier. met at the grange hall Monday flu b sum m er school at OSC. Call ANDY PAULSON home in the Harold White pro Gosson of Portland, had arrived Mrs. Jean Jackson and children ula for quick recovery from be to sort and press the rummage, perty on Fulton Canyon road. and will spend the sum m er at the Stanley, Dana and Robin, from reavem ent. She suggests that and on Tuesday they took it to -w o » w w w -w W atkins home. women develop new interests ami Bud, who was recently graduate«I San Jose, Calif., are here to visit The Dalles for sale the last four from OSC, will bo .« « x ia to d w lth . V ' . an,d Mra _Ha™,d W‘n' ? ar friends, and try to m aintain th eir the Andy Paulson family. days of this week. The sale place his father Floyd Hoot, on the ani1 and Mra- own homes, at least for several will lie the Commodore building. ' Leo Mayers and family drove to Mrs. Jean Stamey of Tillamook m onths or a year. There was a grass fire at the Tho rir.ni . Portland „uiiday to visit the zoo. is here to visit her sister, Mrs. Preparation for widowhood place Monday ? WSCS of R ip tv ' 1 ' m l '* A lthouRb the group managed to A rth u r Johnson and other mem- can and does develop before m ar Atlee Wilson the church w i h ii T picnic w ithout getting wet, that hers of the Hampton-Stockton riage, Mrs. F rasier believes. Wo night presumably started by the i t m , Z / . J f , » a3 ,ht' >'f w eather's co- family, who were here Sunday men who are well-adjusted l>e- cherry pickers in the orchard. rooms June 15. A potluck dinner .. . ... The Wasco fire truck was called nro.-kuio.i tk«, meeting .7 . . about 7 operation, and . the , afternoon was for the annual reunion at the fore m arriage will w eather wid preceded the w ith u .u , , . .. to put out the fire. 27 present. Mrs A rthur Sargent. <tamP "* * C° " ' ’° r 0UV Lamer Sayrs home at Erskine- owhood and other crises after Mrs. Wilson Foote and children vllle. Nearly a hundred were p re marriage. G rass V a lley P avilion ul,','hl,',n n “ i " ‘r r' , , W?.S |,rese" ,ei1 Mr. ami Mrs. Leo Watkins, sent. Mrs. Frasier recommends that Nancy and Robert of Corvallis, I I 1 L St.|Pre’ S U en 8 MrS Judy and Don, and Debra Gosson Mrs. Ross Ornduff returned husbands and wives cultivate came W ednesday to spend a little L h v i 8 ,,W1U u Re ° Vef ‘»inner guests in Moro of time at the home of her parents, to her home in The Dalles after some separate interests apart nL d«nt when meet- Mr and Mrs John Buck and fam . S a tu rd a y , J u n e 2 5 th Mr. and Mrs. George Fox. Sunday spending a few' days here with from activities they do together. i.'t |’.U,ne\ 0 SeP,e,nber - ily for F a th e r’s Day. Sunday even- Mothers can also help their Mr. and Mrs. E arl W eatherford her daughter, Mrs. Paul Cyphers , iT i,u h ? n cbap’ef, °E S , met ing Mr W atkins drove to The and children of Olex and Jim m y and family. daughters to m ature “em otional . e . 1 u* ilst ,e 8u lar meet- |>ai|es to attend a meeting of the d a n cin g from 9 until 2 ly” and encourage them to post Fox all gathered for a family ing under the leadership of Ca- MCSCA Mrs. A rth u r Christianson is in pone m arriage until they have dinner. therlne Bish as w orthy matron. Miss Judy W atkins has been a hospital In The Dalles w here developed some m arketable skill Miss Eilene Marshall of H erm Bob K a sn ik ’s O rch estra » h U,?e.,‘V dadys Belshee will employed by the Moro branch of she has been for several days or prepared themselves for a pro iston is here for the sum m er to x ns a ei as the new w orthy F irst National Bank, and from a recurrence of a former fessional career— as an insurance work at D inty’s Cafe. Eilene is a ma ron or the coming year. At started her new duties Monday. ailment. student at E astern Oregon college policy for years ahead. Admission $1.00 ie une 14 meeting, fathers were \ | rg giv a Dehler journeyed to Mrs. John Stew art and child By the tim e women reach 70 and worked at the Cafe last sum introduced and honored w ith La Grande last week, w here she ren of Salt Lake City, Utah, years of age more than half of mer. There are other college Refreshments .50 L’iniu J^ ntonnleres in honor of joined her son and d aughter In came last week for a visit with them are widowed. However, students working at the Cafe this F a th e rs day. Before the meeting jaW( Mr. and Mra. Joe Hines, in a her parents Mr. and Mrs. Art widowhood is not limited to the sum m er, also. G rass V a lley A lta r S o c iety i osed, the w orthy m atron pre- visit to Mrs. H ines’ parents. Mr. Christianson. This weekend was so cold a older age groups. It’s estimated aentei each of her officers with and Mra. Hines will accompany Mrs. Herman Helgeson is home that one out of ten women be good many fires were used in the a small gift as a token of her a,i- Mrs. Dehler w’hen she re tu rn s to after a spell in a hospital in The tween 45 and 51 is widowed and homes to keep warm. The wind pteclation for the help during the her home, and will spend a part was blowing a gale Monday, hut Dalles which involved surgery. one in four in the 55 to 64 age past year. of sum m e r w ith her. Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Sayrs are bracket is in a sim ilar situation. by Tuesday had blown Itself out, Last Friday the members of the and it was w arm ing up Tuesday a t the beach this week w ith th eir Ten years ago, there were 6a t Daughters of the Nile club f r o m ------------------ -------- grandchildren for an annual out million widows in the U. S. To afternoon T he Dalles met in Wasco at the T I M D T D I A A TCD ing. Bob Odell of Minneapolis, Min TRU C K FLOORING day, there are about 8% million. home of Mrs. A rthur Sargent for I II»liJlLl\ L</\lYlIl A 1 ILD Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Balsiger Chances of their rem arriage are nesota is here for the sum m er the last m eeting of the year. Oth were hosts Saturday night at a slim. Only about two widows in working at the ranch of Tom er Wasco members served as co- STRUC TURES Macnab. Bob who Is a nephew buffet dinner to a party of 25 1000 over age 65 rem arried, 3 x 8 ‘ inch E x terio r P ly w o o d hostesses. They were Mrs. Gordon of Mrs. Macnab is a math teacher guests including the board of the cording to a 1950 survey. Hurper, Mrs. Carl Tuggle, Mra. Grain Storage in a high school near there. Moro Grain Growers, Mr. and 3 x 16 ' inch E xterior P ly w o o d Maurice Roe of Dayton, Wash., Commercial Structures and Jogindar Nath Sarid of New «.OHO COMMUNITY Delhi, India, Mr. and Mrs. W A. 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