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PACK 4 SIIEP^IAN COUNT! Grass Valley by Ann Balzer JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON here of Azalea «Rebekah lodge of The Dalles including Miss Dora Sexton, past, president of Rebekah Assembly; members of Maria.i lodge of Wasco; memoers of Beta Theta Rho No. 2 Portland includ ing five girls and th eir adviser, Mrs. May Dickman and daughter, Nedra Dickman, musician of Ore gon Theta Rho Assembly and Beta Theta Hho adopted parents Mr. and Mrs. Alley ¡also among the honor guests was their ow.i adopted grandm other, Mrs. T. M. Rolfe. W ith the initiation of these new candidates, they have at least doubled their m em beuhlp w ithin a year. FRIDAY. MAT 3, 19«1 Mrs. Ben Maxfield presented her pupils In piano recital h ri- day evening in the Kent school auditorium with a jood atten* dance of parents and friends. She presented each girl w ith a cor sage and the boys with bouton nieres. The program was as fol lows: duet, The Marines Hymn, by Byron Carlson and Roger Knott; solo, Judy ami Bill, by Pat Nogle; Little Boo-Jeep, by Jerie Davis; Three Blind Mice, by Patti Bardenhagen; Hocking Chair After the meeting .efreshmenrs by Pat Nogle and Jerie Davis; Chop Sticks by Candace Jeffer were furnished ami served by the ies; Caprice Italian, by Jerry Al- Grass Valley Rebekahs. Mr. ami Mrs Gordon Lemley lierty; Cross My Hands, by Sus in Eakin; Bug-aBoogie, by Patti spent tbe weekend in Portland as Bardenhagen and Candace Jef- guests of Mr. and Mrs. Duane ftries; Woodland Waltz by Jessie Lemley ami family. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Clodfelter Brander; It Ain’t Gonna Hain, ly had as weekend guests her m oth Bobbie Brander; Vale of Song, by Alice Beckmann, VlcKi Barden er, Mrs. C. P. Adams of The Dal hagen and Jill Nogle; Music Box, les and Mr. and Mrs. Clair Adams by Melva Alberty; Graceful Dan and son, Ronald, of Hood River. cer, by Jill Nogle; Tammy, by Ronald is attending Clark College Lcuise Eakin and Susan Eakin; in Vancouver, W ashington. Dance of the Little Wood Shoe, Dinner guests at the home of by Jerry and Melva Alberty; The Mr. and Mrs. Carl von Borstel Muffin Man, by By. m Carlson; Sunday evening were Mr. and Square Dunce, by Roger Knott; Mrs. Oian Stark and family and Drifting Moon, by Alice Beck Eugene K nott and children. mann; Liechtensteiner Polka, by Mr. and Mrs. Wallace May and Eddie Eslinger and Patty Knott; Mrs. Let a Eslinger of Moro re Ir. u Eorest Tall, by Vicki Bar turned Saturday from a trip to denhagen; Oh, How Lovely Is th.* Saskatoon, Saskachewan whe»*e Evening, by Robbie and Jess e they attended the Grand chapter Brander; Little Lady, by Kathy session of OES. Mrs. May attend Stark; H ungarian Dance, by Ed ed as grand representative of Sa i- die Eslinger; Campus Capers, by katchewan in Oregon. Kathy Stark and Teresa Barden Mr. and Mrs. Dell Olds left hagen; Two G uitars, by Louise Monday for M ilton-Freewater to Eakin; The Green Cathedral, by attend the funeral Tuesday of his Teresa Bardenhagen; Dance of brother E rank Olds, who passe i the Heed Elutes, by Patty Knott; away Saturday at his home from Merry Bells of Morning, by Sally a heart attack. Bibby, June and Colleen Jefferies; Mrs. I). L. Reynolds entertained Love and Devotion by Gary Call at her ranch son; Amoureuse, ny Jim m y W il her bridge club son; Tschaichowsky Medley, by home Thursday with additional Colleen Jefferies; Torchlight P ar guests including Mrs. Art C hris ade, by Jimmy Wilson and Gary tianson, Mrs. Les’er Conlee, and Carlson; Meditation, by June Jef Mrs. H enry Barnum of Moro an I feries; Deep Purple, by Sully Mis. Don Cox of Grass Valley. Bibby and Value Caprice, by Pat Dessert luncheon preceded the ty Knott and Teresa Bardeniia- afternoon of bridge at four tables. gen. Mrs. Maxfield was presented Scoring honors were held by Mrs Conlee, Mrs. A. F. Balzer and with a gift from her pupils. Mrs. Eben Kee. Mrs. Harold E a kin won tiie traveling prize. Oth The Gamma Lamtsla No > I er members present were Mrs. Theta Ilbo girls club met In the Alfred Koek, Mrs. Joe Peters, 1OOF ball Tuesday «veiling April Mrs. Herman Peters, Mrs. Arzell 2. Mona Eakin, president presided Lemley, Mrs. A. A. Dunlap, Mrs. with 37 ineinliers and 24 visitor.» Donald Clodfelter, Mrs. Gene present. Initiation was held. Reynolds and Mrs. Jack Adams, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Balzer spent Among the candidates were Re bekah sisters, including past noble Sunday In Wasco visiting tbe Gus grands, Mrs. Kendrick Dunlao H artm anns. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Blagg were and Mrs. Frank E. Bayer, noble grand Mrs. Erank K e 'te ra n d vice- business visitors in The Dalles grand, Mrs. H. N. Higgs, Mrs. Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Erank von Borstel Harold Eakin, Mrs. Flossie Hu lu es ami Judy W atkins; six new were dinner guests Tuesday even Theta Rho girls including, Bar ing at th«* home of Mrs. J. E. Nor bara Gilman, Elaine Cunningham, ton at Kent. Jonette Long, Margaret O'Meara, Mrs. Lester Conlee was hostess Linda Hockett and Ann W inega”, at a party at her home In Moro and Mrs. Selma W atkins, warden of Rebekah Assembly as a co u rt Friday afternoon. Tiny bouquets of spring flowers centered the esy candidate. Among tlie visitors were mem- individual tables from which dessert was served. Apple blos soms and other flowers w ere used to decorate tbe rooma. Bridge I Smith Callaway was in play at three tables with honors held hv Mrs. J. K Chan»! vnapei FUNERAL SERVICE storing McKean, Mrs. Ait Christianson Leonard IL Smith and Mrs. H enry Barnum. Mrs. Phone ( A (»-3135 Don Clo«lfelter of Grass Valley won the door prize. O thers pre- Paulette Willis, daughter of Mr. ble grand, presided with 21 mem and Mrs. Don Cox, was chosen as bers present. Plans were made one of the princesses of the Ar for the Wheat League banquet. lington Rodeo to be held May 0 After the regular session a party and 7. She is a Junior at Sherman was held for members with birth days and wedding anniversaries High. M ONEY i s H A R P TO M A K E The American Legion auxiliary in April. Those wltn birthdays S U T E A S Y TO LOSE. will hold its Poppy Tea in the were Mrs. Jack Adams, Mrs. Les Grass Valley Legion hall Tues ter Barnum, and Mrs. Frank E. SO EASY TO COSE THAT THE U S G O L P RESERVES A T day May 9 from 2 to 4 p. m. Bayer. Those with anniversaries FORT KNOX. K Y ARE GUARPEP were Mrs. Harry Hooper, Mrs. Everyone is welcome. INA COSTLY VAULT.. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Piusch went Earl Olds, Mrs. H. N Riggs, Mrs. to Portland Saturday on business John Rust and Mrs. Oran Raven. Refreshments were served by and returned Sunday. Mrs. Clyde Stradley and Mrs. H. Mr. and Mrs. George von Bor Z: ■ A Q R E P lN 9EPROCK, stel had as weekend guests her N Riggs. THE VAULT H A S S Gene Schillin, a student at OTI WALLS 2 5 INCHES brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. THICK, A 2 O -T O N clubs. Bill Johnson and family from in Klamath Falls, spent the week POOR A N P A Mr. and Mrs. Dick Rust and Verlot, Wash. They took his mo end here with his parents Mr. BO M 8 PROOF daughter, Neuta, and Mr. and ther, Mrs. Bill Jonnson, who and Mrs. Art Schilling. P O O P ... Mrs. Earl Olds and Robin went spent two months here with her the moving to Portland Saturday evening daughter and family, back with O F CASH A N P BULLION NEE P S where they were overnight guests them for a visit before she re -QUAL PROTECTION. of the Glenn Perry family. turns to her home >n Portage, Eastern Oregon WELLS FARGO Mr. and Mrs. Frank von Borstel, Penn. CARS. PESCENP- Henry Rooper of Kent and Mrs. Among the visitors m The Dal Electric Co. \NTS O F STAGES THAT Keith McDonald of Wasco attend les Saturday were Mrs. Donald iA U LEP G O LP P O S T ACROSS AMERICA A ed tiie dinner and d«?dication of von Borstel, Joy and Teddie, Mr^. Electric Contractors CENTURY AGO, M OVE the Legion hall in Hood River Edgar Alley and Ruth, Carmen PA YROLLS ANP BANK Saturday evening. Johnson, Carolyn Johnson, Mrs. P E PO SITS IN HEAVfL Y Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rooper of Frank Ketter and Pamela. G U A R P EP TRUCKS O P PATTY O’MEARA ARMOR-PL ATE STEEL Kent and Mr. and Mrs. Frank von Mr. and Mrs. Jay Woolwine xi u n a , n t fJPSViC Borstel attended a Veterans’ din and family of Portland were call commericial — residential ner in Wasco Sunday. ers Sunday afternoon at the home industrial Mrs. Maude Garrett of Shan of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace May. iko and son, Bill Garrett of Be» Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Dugger took ESTIMATES and BID @ U T THERE'S A SIMPLE WAY verton were visitors Saturday at Mr. and Mrs. John Rust to tiie TO PROTECT YOUR MONEY AT HOME the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Oyster House at Rufus Sunday REQUESTS O R A 0R O A P CARRY I T IN AMERICAN Riggs. to dinner honoring Mr. Rust on E X P R E S S TRAVELERS CHEQUES. IP THEY ARE with no obligation l o s t o r stolen , YOU GET your m o n e y b a c k . Mr. and Mrs. Howard Garland his birthday. and Cathy of The Dalles spent Mrs. Harold Owens and Mrs. E L E C T R I C HEAT the weekend at the nome of hi3 Virgil Oltsmann and Kelly were parents the I^en Garlands. visitors in The Dalles Thursday. O’MEARA SUPPLY CO. sent were Mrs. Carroll Sayrs, Mrs. Harold Eakin and Mrs. A. Mr. and Mrs. Frank von Borstel The Grass Valley Rebekahs Mrs. Charles Burnet, Mrs. Joe E. Balzer of Grass Valley. Phone 01 2 5402 Peters and Mrs. Alfred Kock of Mr. and Mrs. William B rinkert and Mrs. A. von Borstel went to held a regular meeting in th» Wasco Moro anti Mrs. I). L. Reynolds, and G ary were in The Dalles Portland Wednesday on business I OOF hall Wednesday evening, The Dalles Ph. CY6-4184 ar.d returned home Thursday. April 19, Mrs. Franx Ketter, no n z?w cowp Saturday and visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Duane Andersen ar<d family. They brought Susan Anderson home with them for the weekend. They look her home Sunday. Mrs. Kenneth Crews and Nancy and Mrs. Sam Alberty and Sandra were business visitors in The Dalles Friday. Mrs. Earl Olds, Mrs. Art Sehili ing, Mona Eakin, and Monya Neal went to Hermiston Thursday to visit the Theta Rho Girls and oa to Pendleton that evening where they visited the Theta Rhos. Mrs. Olds made her official visit to the ubscriptions We have decided that we could use a few more subscribers in Sherman County, elsewhere, too on demand. We have arranged to get the needed papei and have quite a bit of ink on hand so we can supply more newspaper-, to customers. Miku McClain . . “Teddy Bear's Picni • " Tap Dance Patty Crews * Pet Shop" & "Waltz Tim«’" Piano Solo __ “ Playm ates” X “Little Dutch Mill" Girls Chorus Shelly Reynolds. Holly Ketter, Ruth Holmes, Donna Kay Schilling, Linda Sargent, Helen Bayer M argaret Hammond “W oolen Sidtlier Man" Julie Schilling Piano Sol» X “t bai inainc" Vocal Solo . ......... Helen B a y e r ___ - - . . "Gal In Calico" Piano Solo . Nancy Crews “Wheels X “ A Thousand S tars” Girls ( 'h o rn . Novelty Song and Dance - “Shin«-On Hat vest Moon" Nancy Albery, Ann Brown, Carmen Johnson These new subscribers will come from those who have not lived here very long and who want to get acquainted with the county and its people. Inasmuch as they will not see this advrtisement, some of the present subscribers will have to tell them about it or show it to them before this can be effective. Vocal Sol»» Piano Solii It isn't the biggest newspaper. Quantity is not our ideal. Sherman County, itself, has operated on the same principle. It is small- but good. Jmiy Dunlap. Carolyn Johnson ju . Linila Sargent Cathy von Borstel Piano Duet Novell \ Song X Dance .... “Sugar,line’ Black Hawk Waltz X “Cecilia" “She'll Be Coinin’ Round ’he Moun’alr." Julie Schilling X Patty Crews ____ _______ ___ “Si le By Si»le" Judy Dunlap, X- Carolvn Johnson • Angel On My Shonl ci " X "Broken Promis» Na ne y Alberts’ “Jotnbalava' Steve Bini. Dwayne ( nnLall . Bovs Chorus r Xiuglas Owe n-«. Johnny Cathlln, Jt ff«’tv King. Ricky Parks Da: Mown Stt niters Ball ........... Now>lty Song X Dance Carolyn lohnson . Marv Lem lev X Nit; i Ruggles . . . . "N'oln Plan» » Duet . . . X ' W ashington Post M ard. -p „ ■ 1,1«- of w >.»d. ii S o , 1 Tap !D ance Donna Kay Schilling X Holly Kette. »•ta Sullivan "Glow W on n " X “Muskrat Ramble 1x»l Plane » Solo À ’ Pocketful of Dreams' D a n c e ___ Nove liy Song he lly Reynolds X Margar« >t Hammon i - . “ Ba,Un tbe Jack' . 1Helen Bayer, Ruth Holmies Tap Dance ’ Five !'»• >t Two Planei Duet . . lx >lcta Sullivan X Nita Ruggles “St L u lls Blues __ A m Brown . . 1 Solo . . Vocal is W altz" X "Dark Eye- Peggy Rtggt* Skate Plan»» Solo . . . . ‘ Bye Bye Ilia» kbird Girls C horus . Cairin en Joiuwon Ann llniw n Ju«ly Dunlap Nancy Alls-iiv, I ai»*lyn Johnson "Thia Is Mv Country .. l eggy Riggs Vocal1 Solo X “Your Eves Have ToM Me No "W'arsiw Com-erto N’ita Ruggles Plan» » Solo . . . “ Lovely Hula Hands Gir Is Chorus . Hollv Ke tte r. Donna Kay Schilling M aigaiet Hammond, Shelly Rev no Ms, Ruth Holmes, Linda Sargent, Helen Bayer Plain Even a newspaper ad has to he read to have a good result.
