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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 20, 1961)
PAGE 4 SHERM AN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON FRIDAY, JANUARY 20, 19C1 Mrs. Don Smith and Mrs. Arzell Riggs escorted by John Alley; and money sent to them. these services while at the hall. Ixnnley were visitors in The Dal marshall, Carol Owens escorte«! Mrs. Hurland McDonald remind Mrs. Johnson said she plans to les Tuesday. by Harold Owens; warden, Alta ed all to save for the spring rum start the meetings promptly at The girls trio and faculty .lean Payne escorted by Alfred mage. The place and date to be 8 p. m. and those that come in by Aim ILilzt*r mendier, Rev. Robert Wilikin of Payne; Heralds, 1st, Sheri Rolfe announced later. Now the club is late will have to work their way The Grass Valley Odd Fellow Judson Baptist college in Poi>- escorted by Rill Rolfe, 2nd Lor saving White Satin sugar sacks, in. The grange is preparing a 1st lodge No. 131 and the Grass Val lam I will present the young | »co raine Stark escorted by Harry MJB coffee liands, Boyds coffee and 2nd degree team untier the TO4JWS7& canstml see ley Keltekah lodge No. 118 met pies G p. in. and 7 p. m. services Stark, 3rd Judy Dunlap escorted lids and Betty Crocker coupons. direction of Jerry Brackett and EARLY AMERICAN RREPIACE , in the IOOF hall Wednesday at the Baptist church Jan. 22. The by Boyce Blaylock, 4th Carol Todd Nell Brackett won tie drawing it is hoped they can put it on in opens w u s e a t s o m e n ew evening for joint installation of trio and Rev. Wilikin will lx* at escorted by Art Schilling; inside englanp lahomarks w prize. Members for this meeting February. THEM, COLOtPAL ‘6OOPW rVES' officers. Installing officers were Kent in tiie morning. guardian, Lori Alsup escorted by were: Mrs. Bill Baum, Mrs. Ken The weather was 60 degrees pakep their prop cough District Deputy Grand Master and Vernon Eakln, Victor Johnson, Frank E. Bayer; outside guardian neth Bleakman, Mrs. Jerry Bra here last week, and the grass and ' p / sketts ' o r s e m e * prop District Deputy President Orville Kenneth and Vernon Gooch and Derrte Peters escorted by Arden cookies .,..* ckett, Mrs. Pearl Brackett, Miss wheat are Ixginning to grow. Buggies and June Rolfe; D.D.G. Don Earl went to Madras to the Peters; RSVP Janice Lemley es- .... EARLY ANCESTORS OP Mary Brackett, Mrs. Sain Brock, Daffodils were seen peeking marshalls, Claude Bayer and basketball game between Sher cored by Gordon Lemley; LSVP r o o t y 's chocolate - stuppep ro u . Mrs. Geo. Fox, Mrs. BUI Huck, above the ground so it looks as it 1 H o u s e cookies . Doris Bayer; D.D.G. wardens, man high and Madras high Fri Carolyn Johnson escorted by Ed Mrs. Trace Fields, Mrs. Roy Gay spring is Just around the corner. Boyce Blaylock and Georgia day night. gar Alley; conductor Alice Es- man, Mrs. Holland Johnson, Mrs. If that is a fact this is what we j/iz mt a s c o v e iffc A M e Stradley; D.D.G. chaplains, Har Owen Eakin ami Kenneth Gooch llnger escorted by Byron Bayer Harland McDonald, Mrs Otto Pet call an open winter as we have WHEN AM EXPERIMENTAL N ANP TO SSEP old Owens and Julia Payne; D.D.- were business visitors In Pa»o ami chaplain Patty Alsup escort choppep pieces op a N E s n i s em i - ersen, Mis. Roy ohafer, Mrs. Art not had any snow yet this year. s n e e r chocolate oar wto G. secretaries, Don Smith and recently. ed by Hersh Riggs. All the es Smith, Mrs. Joe Sorrick, Mrs. Miss Cherie Weatherford of * * heirloom cookie Among those attending the din corts were Odd Fellows but By Charlotte Barnett; D.D.G. trea Bert Swigart, Mrs. Atlee Wilson Olex is a houseguest of her grand R ECIPE A M P FO U N P THE surets, Edgar Alley and Helen ner and installation of Mid-Col ron Bayer. After tiie girls were In CHOCOLATE NUGGETS R E - Mrs. Joe Morrow’ anil Mrs. W. A. parents the Geo. Fox’s at present. HMUNEP R R M WHILE BAKING. Olds;D.D.G.inside guardians, Art umbia Shrine club in Tiie Dalles stalled June Rolfe installing offi Morris. The Fox’s were dinner guests of Schilling and musician, Juanita held in the Inland Navigation re cer and Charlotte Barnett install The next meeting will lx at Mr. and Mrs. Earl Weatherford creation room Saturday evenln ; ing marshall installed Helen Olds TOU HOUSE COOKIES Ruggles. the home of Mrs. Walter Morris at Olex last Sunday. The new TOOK N E W ENGLANP B Y Officers installed for 19G1 were were Mr. anil Mrs. Luther Davis advisor and Margaret Schilling as Feb. 9 and the members will have grandson, Marion T. is doing fine STORM, SWEPT THE COUNTRY, noble grands, Harry Stark and of Kent, Mr. ami Mrs. Bob Schill sistant advisor for the term of A N P A R E N O W HAVING THEIR a Valentine exchange. All to and growing like a weed. The Norma Ketter; vice-grands, Hersh ing, Mr. ami Mrs. Alex Brander one year. Refreshments were fur 2 O B f AN N IVER SA R Y A S bring a reading about Washing little fellow was born Christmas A M E R IC A S M O S T PO PULAR. and.Mr.and Mrs. Frank von Bur Riggs and Blanche Riggs; secre nished by the Rebekahs. Selma ton or Lincoln. Mrs. Baum will afternoon. COOKIE.1 taries, Claude Bayer and Margar st el. Watkins presided at the coffee show her copper ware at this The Rufus school is getting et Schilling; treasurer, Eileen Es Mrs. George von Borstel was and tea service and Helen Bayer t^ J p M R E O P THE HOUSEWIFE'S meeting. growing pains .vith 130 children linger. Appointed officers instal hostess to members of the Amer served the punch. PROBLEM OP CHOPPING CHOCOLATE The Rufus orange neld another registered at the school. There is led were RSNG, Boyce Blaylock ican Legion Auxiliary held at the Mrs. Allie Ruggles, her daughter P A R S IN T O SMALL PIECES, THE card party Jan. 14. Six tables of some discussion of what to do and Helen Olds; LSNG Orville home of Mrs. Kenneth Hattrup Mrs Charlotte Barnett, Mr anJ NES TIE COMPANY tNTROPUCEP pinochle were in play with Bert with the extra children If more Buggies and Lydia Crews; war Wed ties« lay afternoon Jan. 11. Mrs Charles Davis, Mr and Mrs TAILOR-MAPE LETTIE MORSELS Swigart and Mrs. Elva Dehler should come next year. The O P SEM J-SW EET CHOCOLATE dens, Donald Schilling and Mar Mrs. Hattrup, president, conduct George Wilcox, Mr and Mrs Sam winning high prize. The low’ win school added a new teacher last TO A p p r o COORTE PATTER.. garet Hammond; conductors, Dick ed the meeting. Plans were made Alberty and Mr and Mrs Don ( o ) rig / na tep espec / a u y f o r TOLL H o u s e ners were Kenneth Bleakman and fall when the enrollment jumped Rust and Elaine Alley; chaplains, for the food sale and bazaar to Cox w-ere present at the Fred COOKIES, S E M I- SW E E T MORSEL S CREATE P A Mrs. Harland McDonald. After the up. The teacher w’as Mrs. Roy Arden Peters and Ruby Brinkert be belli liefore Easter. Following Cox golden wedding observance WHOLE NEW A R T /N CHOCOLATE COOKERY, game lunch was served. Next par Gayman, wife of the principal at inside guardians, John Alley and tiie regular meeting refreshments at Corvallis Dec*nd>er 28 to con FROST/NGS, CAKES A N P CANPIES. ty will lx Jan. 28 at 8:00 p. m. Rufus school. Barbara Cantrall, outside guar were served by tiie hostess. The gratulate the former Sherman The public is invited. Marine Pvt. Billy W. Mooney, dians, Frank E. Bayer and Joan next meeting will lx* at the horn? countains on reaching that mile Mrs. Holland Johnson master, son of Mr. and Mrs. Austin Moon Kock. RSVG, Everett Cantrall of Mrs. Bill Pausch in Grass Val l»ost In their married life. Guests were Mrs. Bertha Apple- of Rufus Grange, called an offi ey, of Rufus, completed four At this time Mrs. Rufus News and Barbara Rust; RSVG, Art ley Feb. 8. gate and Mrs. Annabelle Karns cers meeting for Jan. 16. Most weeks of Individual combat train Schilling and Juanita McClain; Frank von Borstel will show the CARD GF TH AN KS We wish to express our thanks Aletter from Mrs. Bill O’Brien were present an I given material ing Dec. 30 at the Marine Corps by M in . George Fox musician, Florence Schilling and rest of the pictures taken on ner an<l appreciation to our friends was received thinking the club to use during the year. The Base, ('amp Pendleton, Calif. The color bearer, Joan Peters. The trip to Europe. The Home Ec Club of the Ru for sending the gifts to the Pen grange needs a baby bed or play course Included the lastest infan Mr. and Mrs. Don Earl had as in Sherman County and The Junior past noble grand presented her officers with small gifts for dinner guests Thursday evening Dalles for cards, wires and con fus Grange had a dinner for their dleton state hospital Mrs. O'Bri pen for use In the powder room. try tactics, first aid, demolitions, tokens of appreciation. Refresh Mr. and Mrs. Bud Brinkert, Vic gratulations on the happy occa husbands at the hall Jan. 12. The en said she has worked at tiie It is hard for the mothers of field fortifications and advanced to do without schooling on weapons. ments of cake, ice cream, coff?e, tor Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. James sion of our golden wedding anni losers in the White Satin suga” hospital for the last sixteen small children contest furnished the meat and months and is a recreational tea and punch were served at the Earl, Kenneth and Vernon Goocti versary. food ami did the work. The club therapist. Mrs. O’Rrien sent greet Fred ti. ' Leona Cox close of the meeting by commit 'fhe occasion was the birthday received a $5 prize for this sugar ing to all that knew her when tee of Odd Fellows, Bill Rolfe, anniversary of Mr. Brinkert. contest and the members pur she live«! in Rufus and taught Mrs. Art Schilling and son, CARD GF TH A N K S b rltz Rohwetler, Bud Kixk and I would like to thank my chased a cloth for the master’s at the Rufus high school. She Gene, took his grandmother, Mrs. Kenneth Crews. friends first for all their prayers station. The cluo bought plastic said she liked the work and it Mr. and Mrs. Earl Olds were W. F. Schilling to The Dalles Fri and then for the Ixautlful flow material to cover all the dining was most gratifying Bill is work business visitors in Portland day night to the doctor. ers and the many get well cards. room tables In the hall. ing in the hospital bakery. The Monday January 16. Mrs. Dick Rust was hostess at I surely enjoyed them. Mrs. Bert Swlgart, chairman, club also received a thank you Mrs. Elien Kee took Mrs. Dell a party honoring her husband on Mrs. Harley R. McKay presided at the business meeting. from ('amp Columnla for the gilt.» Olds to McMinnville January 5> his birthday held at the home of for medical attention returning her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl home January 12. Olds Friday evening. Guests in Quite a number of people from cluded Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kei- the Grass \ alley and Kent com ter and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Schill munities attended the basket and ing. Bridge was in play at two volley ball games held in the tables with Mr. Olds holding high A brimming glass of light Olympia Beer highlights a refresh high school gym Friday night score and Mr. Schilling low. Re between Grass Valley and Moro freshments were served later by ment break or tops off a full day of fun. Naturally perfect brew gtade schools. The Moro girls the hostess. ing water makes the difference and assures Olympia's consistent held a cake auction during the Mr. and Mrs. Eben Kee w ere half-time of the last Isisket ball dinner guests Sunday evening at game. the hom e of Mr. and Mrs. Aizell Fire broke out in the apart Lemley. ment occupied by Juanita Mc Mrs. F ra n ce s Mathews left Clain and son about l p. m. Fri- Thursday for her home in Seattle day Jan. 13. The fire department after spending a month here with Quickly had the fire under con her mother, Mrs. T. M.Rolfe. trol. It was formerly the old post Dan M artin, son of Mr. and Mrs office. Tlie interior was badly B ernard M artin, is now living in damaged by fire,smoke and wat P ortlan d and a tten d in g Lincoln er. Tim fire started in the lie I high school. Ills ad d ress is 2.r>45 room when a bed was pushed to NW W estover Rd. You’ll get both with Chevron gasolines whether you use them in your tractor, truck or car. They contain dose to an electric wall healer. G am m a Lam bda I’h eta Rli.i Methyl . . . the first new antiknock compound since No one was in tin* building at the Ethyl®.. so effective it steps up octane performance..» time of the fire. The Moro fire G irls Club No. SI met T uesd ay in stops power wasting knock. department came up but the fire the IOOF ball w ith Monya Neal as president presiding. Had as was under control by the time it Economical, too’ Chevron gasolines also give you car arrived. There was no insuran.c v isitors Selma W atkins, w ard en buretor-cleaning Detergent-Action for smoother idling of the Reln'kah A ssem bly of Ore and lower gas consumption. on the building or contents. gun, Flossie H ain es ami Jean Mrs. Frank E. ha.ver, Mrs W inegar of Wusco, w ith 1G Re- For ony S ta n d a rd O il p ro d u ct, c a ll CHARON Frank T. Bayer and Mrs, Jx» bekalis from G rass Willey p r e Keith .McDonald irenny Andereei» \ tASOuets Ritnet were business visitors in sent. Follow ing th e reg u la r m eet \ \ anco, ( i n . Grass Valley, Ore Tile Dalles W ednesday. ing, in stallatio n of officers w a j G ran R aven cam e T h u rsd ay held by in stallin g officer, H elen Gl 25277 ED3-2211 from S unnyside, Wasii., ami took Olds, m arshall, M argaret S ch ill his w ile and sons home a fte r ing, chaplain, E laine Alley, mu 'N X V ittlart a rt alw ayt w tlc u m t to th t Ol spending th ree w eeks here w ith sieian, N ila Ruggles O fficers in »V Oihineton. U S A. *Oly W-41 Grass Valley tWMSWMÜ «« .. •..... <+0,..»»»» + right at the peak of pleasure! 8Ood ,as,e W s the Water PLUS ECO NO M Y h er p arents, the John R usts Mr. and Mrs. Donald von Bor- Mel, Cathy, W ayne and Teddle, w ere business visitors in P o rt land T hursday. Gene Schilling, a student at DTI, came home Friday evening and Rpent the weekend with hi« parents, the Art Schillings Mr. and Mrs Harry Stark and Ixirraine, were visitors in The Dalles Friday. stalled w ere Monya Neal, Jr. Past P residen t; p resid en t, Mona E akin e se o itrd by F la n k E Bayer; vice p r e s . Vee Busse esco rted by Boyce Blaylock; secretary , M ar jorie Riggs escorted by H ersh Riggs; tre a su re r. K atie Beckm an escorted by Byron Bayer; RS p resid en t \ legitim Todd escorte I by Donald Schilling; LS president Rosalee E slm g er escorted by O r ville Ruggles; m usician, Pegs» Let the Mailman do your Banking! U.S. N A T IO N A L N O W PAYS .Reddy Kilowatt’s Helpful Hints THE POSTAGE BOTH W AYS ...a n d provides B a n k -B y -M a il Kitsl HOW TO This banking convenience may be used for both checking and savings accounts. We invite you to MAKE YOUR HOUSEHOLD DOLLAR GO FARTHER! pick up a free Bank-bv-Mai! kit next time you’re in the bank. 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