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SHERM AX COVXTV JOI R N A I, MORO. OREGON
Moro Personals
FRIDAY, JANUARY 20, 1961
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Wasco News
Last
Friday members of th?
Wasco
Church of Christ sur
prised
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley
Swett with a housewarming par
ty. The Swetts moved from a
place in the country to the Davi I
Richelderfer house shortly be
fore Christmas. The guests, num
bering about 18, brought refresh
ments of cookies, candy, punch
and coffee. The Swetts were also
presented with a gift for their
home.
meeting, held in the east room at cheel, daughter in law of the
the church, followed a lovely honoree, assisted in opening the cake, coffee and tea were served ghter in law, Mr. and Mrs. Arth
Pat and Larry Kaseberg flew
by Mrs. Frank Reid,Mrs. Harlan ur VanGilder, drove to Portland
• brunch ’, served at 9:43 by Mrs.
gifts. Refreshments of cake, cof
to Denver with a party of stock
by Pauline Broughton
L. E. Kaseberg. president of the fee, tea and mints were served McDonald, Mrs Gordon Harper, to attend a dinner at the Ion-»
men from the west to attend tiie
Mrs. Leroy Belshee, anti Mrs.
WSCS and her daughter, Mrs.
Tiie Dorcas Society of the Was
from a lace covered table decor Floyd Root. The cake, made and ITaza honoring the 80th birthday
big western stock show there tne
Richard
Skiles.
Many
important
co Church of Christ met last Wed
ated with pink carnations and decorated in the shape of a snow of Dr. A. Laitllaw, brother of the
first of the week.
elder Mrs. VanGilder.
items
of
business
were
brought
nesday
at the
home of ----------------------------
Mrs. Stan
tall pink candles in candelabra.
i Ronny
v v n iij
a May
v ta v
was
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in town
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up, and will be presented at the Mrs. Jack Beers of Rufus and man, was l»aketi by Mrs. Root.
Ed Feldman, former depot
day on one of his trips through ,ev Swett» wilh -Mrs. Lawrence
regular monthly meeting later In Mrs. John Foss of Wasco poured. Birthday candles carried out the agent at Wasco, died at Hermis
here as representative of a gro- Funk as cohostess. Twelve mem
theme of the meeting.
the week.
ton Jan. 3 after a long illness.
.Marian Rebekah lodge met on
o r y outfit.
bers anJ two visitors were pre-
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur VanGilder Hatl he lived until February, Mr.
Dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wednesday, January n , with
Mrs. Edna Freeman was taken sent Mrs Sally " ’right, in charge
hatl as their guests on New Years Feldman would have been 83
Harry VanGilder en Jan. 4 were
lesson, -----------
used as
14 members present. During the
to a hospital In The Dalles Friday of the devotional
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their son Arthur VanGilder and social hour, members whose birtn- Mr. and Mrs. Harry VanGilder years old.
The funeral services
morning after falling Thursday her theme. * The Bible,” and brot
and the Elvis Rich family.
family.
The
occasion
was
in
hon
took
place
at
Wasco Friday, Jan.
days fall during the last six
I^eroy Belshee was honored
night and breaking her hip. Mrs. but ,he necessity of a strong sptr-
Jan. 2 Mrs. Harry VanGilder, 6, under the direction of Taylor
or of Arthur's birthday.
with
a
birthday
dinner
last
Sun
months
of
the
year
were
honored
Freeman was so years old last ,tual foundation, iust as a strong
accompanied by her son anti dau Masonic lodge.
foundation is needed in any day at the home of his brother
Mrs. Floyd Haines, Mrs. Sam with cake and ice cream. Installa
summer.
Rev. Ernest Goodenberger and building achievement. Mrs. I^eo in law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Brock, Mrs. Elva Dehler and Mrs. tion of officers will take place at
Harold Melzer attended the meet Watkins sang ‘ My Mother’s Bi Jeff Wilson in The Dalles. Oth Leo Watkins drove to Grass Val the meeting on January 25, and
ers present, in addition to Mrs. ley recently to attend the recep visiting members are cordially
ing of the Portland Presbytery at ble.”
Mrs. Durward Kasel>erg and Belshee and Delores, were Mr. tion held there honoring Moto a invited.
Savage Memorial church in the
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Re of Ar
city. At the session Mac Hall was Mrs. William Jone3 installed the and Mrs. Roy Belshee of Moro. Neal, right support to the warden
lington dropped in at the Leo
Several Wasco families were re of the I beta It ho Assemhlv.
elected as a commissioner to the following new officers; Mrs. Leo
Watkins home last Saturday, and
general assembly, the highest Watkins, president; Mrs. A. A. presented at the MCSCA annual
Brad
Barnett
celebrateti
ids
6th
the
two families attended a bas
dinner
meeting,
which
took
place
Judicatory body of the Presbyter- VanGilder, vice president; Mrs
lan church which will meet in Jerry Barnett, secretary; and Mrs. Saturday at Arlington. Attending birthday by having as dinner ketball game that night.
Annie Fulton Chapter, ÜES,
May at Buffalo, New York. Four Harry Hicks, treasurer. The new were Mr. and Mrs. John Kellogg. guests Jan. 8 his grandparent«
Mr. and Mrs. O. W Barnett, his belli a regular meeting Jan. 10
were chosen from the 60 churches president then appointed the fol- Mr and Mrs. Tom Moore, Mr. and
little friend, Scotty Miller, an 1 Tiie chapter's birthday, and birth
rnaking up the Portland presby- lowing
standing
committees; Mrs. Vern Smith, and Mr. nnd
Scotty's
mother, Mrs. Dave Miller. days of members, were honored
Mrs.
Leo
Watkins,
all
of
the
tery.
Mrs. Durward Kaseberg, cards
West
Wind
Rider's
Club;
and
Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Shoemaker and flowers; Mrs. William Jones,
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Pshlgoda during the evening. At the close
are now living at Livermore, Cal- missions; Mrs. Sally Wright, de- and Mrs. John Hilderbrand, Mrs. have volunteered to serve as of the meeting, refreshments of
ifornia having moved there last votions; Mrs. Guy Andrews, tra- Arthur VanGilder and Mr. and counselors for the Jr. Hi Youth
\veek end with »he assistance of veling basket, and Mrs. L. L. Mrs. Bill Alsup (Moro) from the group at the Wasco Methodist
church.
Earl Gentry. He is working in a Funk ami Mrs. Stanley Swell, Sherman County Rider’s Club.
Members of the Wasco Church
Last Thursday Mrs. Gerald Nis-
research laboratory conducted by telephone. It was decided to hold
the University of California as an a second meeting on the 4th of Christ enjoyed a showing of bet, Mrs. Gordon Harper, Mrs.
electronics worker.
Thursday of each month, begin- colored slides of Alaska Sunday Lewis Hastings, Mrs. Robert Nis-
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ning with January 26, as a "work evening. Miss Roberta Tew and bet and Mrs. Al Dormaier were
Townspeople weie aroused from day,” at which time mending and Miss Martha Jay, missionaries of hostesses at a shower for Mr. ani
anti Hot Water Heat
their after supper Jethargy Tues- sewing for mission projects might our newest state, showed the Mrs. Art Macheel, who lost their
( ay night by the sound of the fire be accomplished. The Jan. 26 slides.
their personal possessions by fire Have Electric Pipe Thaweu
Officers of the Wasco M. E. Christmas. The affair was held in
siren but it was just a part of a meeting will be an all day affair
S p onsored by Wasco American Legion
fire practice as the fire depart- at the parsonage, with those at- WSCS gathered Monday for an the social room at the Wasco Me
Ivan Kirkelie, Moro
ment burned the remainder of the tending each furnishing a sack executive meeting. The business thodist church. Mrs. Duke Ma-
Phone JO 5-3220
old Hosford house recently pur- lunch.
chased by Irving Hart who may
The next regular meeting of the
build on the site. Both trucks Dorcas Society will lx* Feb. 8 at
were out and pumped from their the home of Mrs. L. L. Funk
tanks. It was the first time out with .Mrs. Sam Brock as cohost-
for Mis. Barney Goggle, the new ess for the 1:30 luncheon.
Mem-
fire truck.
.
bers are asked to bring Vaien-
Roy Massiker and his son ('lar- tines for an exchange,
ence, drove up from their home
at Hood River Wednesday for a
Mr< and Mrs- Harley Hand are
visit with his cousin, E. E. Bar- ,he l)a,ents of a daughter, Cyn-
num and other members of the ,!liu Marie, lorn Sunday, Jan. 15,
family. Roy is planning on a trip at a Halles hospital. The new In
to Greece, Italy, and the Holy tle ,niss weighed 6-3« pounds, and
Land in March.
is a second child for the Hand
Phyliss Loreen Lutje has l»een famlly- They have one son. Mr.
named 1961 Betty Crocker home- Hand is employed by Agri-Chem
maker of tomorrow at Sherman at " asco-
High School having made the
Ju<ly Walkin« went to Portland
highest score in a written exam- last Monday for a short visit with
inatlon,
<*- her brother, Gene Gosson and
COMMUNITY PRESBYTERIAN family. She was accompanied by
Rebekah Rhinhart.
CHURCH
Mr. and Mrs. ----
Bill ------
Broughton
9:46— Sunday school.
Classes for all groups. Russell were Sun(,ay dinner guests of ] Mr.
Belshee.
and Mrs. Vernon Root and chi
child-
Belshee, sunerintpnilnnt
superintendent
ren.
11:00 Church Service
Mr. and Mrs. Mark White,
5:30 Westminster Fellowship
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Ernest C. Goodenberger, pastor and Nancy »Pent Saturday and
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Sunday at Metolius as the guests
of Mrs. White's brother and fam
ily.
The Tuesday club met Jan. 3 at
Chapel
the home of Mrs. Mabel Haven
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for an afternoon of bridge. Pre
Leonard R Smith
Phone CY 6-3135
sent were Mrs. Emma Dutton,
The Dalles, Oregon
Mrs. R. M. Johnson, Mrs. Art
Smith, Mrs. Hugh White, Mrs
Harry VanGilder, and, as guests,
Mrs. Roy Shafer, Mrs L. E. Kast-
berg and Mrs. Harold WhPe.
Mrs. VanGilder won the high
Optometrist
score prize for tiie club and Mrs.
40.' E. 2nd HL
Harold White won the guest
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