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PAGE 4 8HEKMAM COÜWT1 JOURNAL, MORO. OREGON I-Kll> IV, .I I M ’AKV 12, I962 Stark were business visitors »n sent were Mrs. Herman Peters, Janice Byrd, had a 5th birthday 6 at 7.30. Madras Wednesday. Mrs. Harold Eakin, Mrs. Bill Mr. and Mrs. Willis Brittain Pausch, Mrs D. L. Reynolds, Mrs pnrty Tuesday. The afternoon by Ann Halaer was spent playing games. Ice _______ Kr’sta Mobley, reporter and Kay of Bend spent last Tues Clodfelter, Mrs. Kendrick cream, cup cakes and punch was The Grass Valley Rebekah lodge day visiting Mr. and Mrs. Harrv Don Dunlap and Mrs. A. F. Balzer. Little Rascals Cooking club un- No. 118 held their regular meet Stark. served to Marci Myers Kim Mrs. Harriette Wells of Wasco t er leadership of Jaque von Bor- ing in the IOOF hall Wednesday Julie Steward, Ro da Mrs. Claus Bardenliagen an.i Sunday visiting her mother Dayman, stel met Jan. 4 at Grass Valley. owning. Mrs. Frank Ketter no Mrs. Charles Davis were business spent Kegler, Penny Reid and Lianne Mrs. T M. Rolfe. \\e had a meeting, then cooked Morris biv grand, presided with thirty visitors in The Dalles Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Jewell of hard boiled eggs, then played members piesent. After a short Gordon Lemley and Arzell Lem Portland Frank Bates of Mosier spent were callers Sunday af two days in Rufus with Loren games and sang. We decided to business meeting joint installs* ley were business visitors in Ar ternoon at the home of Mrs. Claus Byrd. invite our fathers to have dinner >f of ers with toe Grass lington Friday. Banlenhagen. with us and play basketball Vail / JOC lodge No. 131 was Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Butte and Mr. and Mrs. Shelton FrPts had March l. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Putman livid family of Salem visited in the n to the public. Install as dinner guests Sunday Mrs. Bichard ( antrall, reporter ers were installing mar* Amelia Peterson, Mrs. W. F. of Denver, Colorado are the par home of Mr. and Mrs. George ents of a daughter horn Dec. 26 ab Jensen Saturday. >aude Bayer and Bin Schilling and Mrs. Maude Gar The Knitting Stars with Emma The baby weighed 7 lbs. 5 oz. and Bi ■strict deputy grand mas rett. Bob Byrd returned to EOC in ter, Orville Buggies; district de Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stark and was named Karla Jean. Grand LaGrande on Tuesday after spend Jean Smith as leader, met Jan 2 puty president, Mrs. Frank E. family and Mrs. Josephine Park parents are Mrs. J. E. Norton of ing his vacation from school with ?! 3:40 p. m. in the school house. Bayer; district deputy wardens, hurst of Kent drove to Bend Sun Kent and Air. and Mrs. Robert his parents Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mrs. Lester Wilson of Kent an I Byrd- He accompanie I John Lula Brittain, Bend were guests Royce Blaylock and Mrs. Charles day to visit Mr. and Mrs. Willis Putman of Coos Bay. Melva Alberty and Ardine Todd Dennis Andersen, John Aliev * ields of Wasco to La Grande. l’e.rigo; district deputy secre Brittain and family. They a'l served cookies and ice cream for and Donald Schilling are sponsor taries Kenneth Crews and Mrs drove to the Cove and had din Mr. and Mrs. Walter Morris Claude Bayer; district deputy ner with Mr. and Mrs. Curtis ing the Hunter’s Safety program spent New Years day in The Dal refreshments. The girls worke I treasurer Mrs. Willard Barnett; Stark to celebrate the birthday for boys and girls from the ages les with Mr. and Mrs. Frank on their fair articles or garments the remainder of the meeting. of 10 through 17. The first meet Adams and family. and district deputy chaplains Har anniversary of Kay Brittain. Melva Alberty, reporter old Owens and Mrs. Virgil Olts Mr. and Mrs. Willard Barnett ing will lx* held at the Grass Val Mr. and Mrs. George Jensen ley school house Wednesday Jan. mann. Officers installed were no had as dinner guest* the evening and son Dan went to Madras Sun The Scrambled Sewers under ble grands H. N. Biggs and Mrs. of New Years day Mr. and Mrs 17 at 7.30 p m. Anyone interest day to take Mrs. Jensen’s nephew leadership of Emma Jean Smith ed is welcome to attend. H. N. Biggs; vice grands Everett (Man Stark and family of Kent Jay Millard home after spending iret Jan. 8 at 3:45 in the school Mr. and Mrs. Bill Pausch were Cantrall and Mrs. John Alley; se Mr. and Mrs. Harold Owens and several days during the vacation house. They had their regular cretary-treasurer, Frank E. Bay family and Mrs. W. D. Barnett. dinner guests Thursday evening in the Jensen home. meeting. The older girls had a at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Don er, secretary, Mrs. Art Schilling; Cheryl Peck of Kennewick, Wn., work day last Saturday and sev Mrs. Bay Sargent and daughter Clodfelter. treasurer, Juanita McClain; war Mr. and Mrs. Don Clodfelter spent several days last week vis eral girls got their projects fin dens, Kenneth Crews and Mrs. Derrie, left Dec. 21 for San Fran cisco and spent the holidays with were visitors in The Dalles Mon iting in Rufus with her aunt and ished. William Brinkert; conductors, J. uncle Mr and Mrs Bob Morris Susan L. Eakin, reporter E Alley and Mrs. Joe Hammond; her sister, Mrs. Ilia Ward, the day. and famidy. first Christmas together in 43 chaplains, Einar Helgestad and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Veig of The third meeting of the Swea'- Mrs. Bud Kock; BSNG, Art Schill years. Mrs. Ward’s son, Donahl Portland were overnight visitors er Girls Knitting club was held Miller and family of San Jos« Rufus News ing and Mrs. Alfred Payne; LSNG In the home of Mrs. Vieg’s broth Jan. 4, at the Masonic hall. There Harold Owens and Mrs. Kendrick were guests there also. While Mr. and Mrs. Bill Baum an er and family Mr. and Mrs. Bill were nine members and nine Dunlap; BSVG John Alley and there they visited Mr. and Mrs. nounced there w’as a good crowd Meyers. guests present. Willard Wilcox in San Francisco Mrs. Dick Bust; LSVG Donald out to the square dancing at Ru We had a Christmas party and Schilling and Mrs. Everett Can- and also called Mr. and Mrs. J. fus school Saturday night. Every invited our mothers. We played 11all; inside guardians Bud Kock W. Shepard In San Francisco. one had a lot of fun. Bill says he two games and exchanged gifts and Mrs. Curly Eichler; outside Both were former residents of Is starting a new iieginners class 4-H CLUB NEWS Susan Robertson and Nancy Hen- They return?.I guardians Bill Rolfe and Mrs Grass Valley. as so many of the old mem hero The third meeting of the Kent richs were In charge of the games. Gary Schilling; musician. Mrs. Or home January 2. have moved away. The group has Livestock club was called to order Susan Roberson and Kathy Ward Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Biagg had ville Buggies and color bearer, a iK>t luck super. There will be by President J. P. Reckmann at served refreshments. Mrs. Harold Eakin. Refreshments as guests Saturday night and Sun another party on Jan. 20. VVe have been knitting squares 7:30 January 2. It was held at the were served at the close of the day Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Biagg of The Rufus I*TA met at the which Mrs. Ronald Powell sent to meeting by Mrs. Virgil Oltsmann Pendleton. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan school Jan. 2 for a meeting with home of Mr. and Mrs. Sa’her. Biagg and family had dinner with The pledges were led bv Krista the Masonic home at Forest Grove and Mrs. Joe Hammond. them Sunday. Mrs. Leta Eslinger tiie president Mrs. George Jensen Mobley and Vicki Bardenhagen Darlene Archer, reporter The C amnia Lambda No. 84 of Moro and Mrs. Marcus Esling in charge. Mr. Ladd McGowan is There was no old husinesj For the new 5th grade teacher to take new business Bob Martin passed The Knitting Knitters under th.’ Theta Rho met In the IOOF er called In the afternoon. the piace of Mrs. Lyla Fuller who out some books for us to study. leadership of Lavelle Dormaler hall Thun evening Jan. 4 Mrs. Donald von Rorstel, Joy sent in her resignation at Christ He also shdwed us how to tell met at the Dormaier home Jan where opci llatlon ol officers was held. 1 dig officer, Mona and Cathy, and Mrs. Myrle Smith mas time. McGowan Is a new’ a cow’s age by its teeth. We dis uary 3 at 3 p. m. The meeting was were business visitors In Port graduate of EOC. Mr. and Mrs. Eakin; ins marshal.', Man-' K land cussed what the activités for the ca led to order by the piesident. Saturday. Oris Childers gave the PTA a $2 year were to be. We also decided „ ya Neal; Ji the corrections were made. >g chaplain Mrs. Mrs. Arzell Lemley was hostess donation as they couldn’t be pre Art Schillir J hen Lavelle helped the kids Mrs Orville Bug where the future meetings will gles islcian. Officers installed at a surprise party at her home sent for the dance held last fall. be. The next meeting will be at knit and casting on. Then th» were president, Bosalee* Eslinger; Friday afternnon honoring Mrs. Miss Alice McCrockey got the the Kent grade school February meeting was adjourned vice president, Judy Dunlap; sec Alfred Kixk and Mrs. A. A. Dun prize for the most parents pre retary, Ruth Alley; treasurer, lap on their birthdays. They re sent at this meeting. Hostesses Carolyn Johnson; warden, Nancy ceived a shower of handkerchiefs were Mrs. Howard Steward, Mrs. Alberty; conductor, Linda Hack which they opened for the plea Jack Steward and Mrs. Kincaid ett; musician, Nancy Crews; mar sure of all. Dessert of decorated who served cup cakes and coffee. shall, Ix)ls Payne; BSP Mona Ea birthday cake, ice cream and cof The evening was spent playing kin, LSP Manya Neal; inside fee were served at individual ta cards, volleyball and just plain guardian, Lorraine Stark; outside* hies after which bridge was In visiting. Mrs. J. C. Meyers and son Pat guardian, Janice Lemley, chap play with scoring honors held by lain, Jeannette Long; 1st Hearld Mrs. Jack Adams, Mrs. Dunlap of Vancouver, W n, spent three Pat Brown; 2nd Heat id, Annie and Mrs. Eben Kee. Others pre days last week vlsltng friends and ‘elatlves in Rufus. Wilson; 3rd Ann Brown, 4th Der- I l f 1 i eter s; junior past president, Vee Busi'i*. Mrs. Ruggles played as tl le gì rls formed a heart and M rs. Sch llling, adviser and Mrs. Kt mlIriek Dunlap assistant advis- ere t •ken to (he center and pic.se nted their certificates by Mrs. Fari Dhls, past adviser. Be- fresh meni s ol cookies, punch and eoffei? weiie served at the close of the itlei nig. Mr ■ ¿ni 1 Mrs. Carl Bunke of Mil w,a 11 k li‘ spent Thursday even- Perhaps you don’t think so, or per ing a mi 1- rlday at the John Bust haps you never gave it a thought. ¿1 Hll Friday night and Sat- And possibly you regard this age- • at i he 11 () Dugger home. old ( atholic worship aa mere pomp *vi l*. and Mrs. Bert (’ox took her and ceremony. sister , Mi s. Bess Gibson, to her home i'hehalis Wednesday ai But if Our Lord Jtd institute the ter s perniling tiie holidays here Mass, is it not vita lly im portant to with thenii and they returned you to fin d out? I f He dtd intend home Sunday. successors to the Apostles, the it to be a continuing sa crifice ... bishops and priests at the Maas Mr and Mrs. Oscar Minks of expressing C hristian atD-'Mon, \\ amie we re visitors here Friday recite the very words C hrist used praise, contrition and pc .... at the Last Supper. And when thia Mr. and Mrs. Boss Norton of is it not too great a truth to be ts done, C hrist is present on the Santa Ros a, Calif., are the par ignored? altar — o ffe rin g H im self as He had I1 Fits Cif a daughter bom Dec. 2S promised, "fo r the remission o f The I>a by weighed 8 lbs. 1 oz. Bosh!" some w ill say. "Christ was name« i I’lana Marie. Grand- sms.' I f this were nor true, "D o offered H im self on the cross once parent this in remembrance o f me" would and for all. N o th in g more is neces e Mrs. J. E Norton of Kent iund i\. Christianson of Coos be empty and meaningless word*, sary But wait! Jesus clearly in d i Bay. which is inconceivable. cated ar the l ast Supper that more Mrs . Boyce Blaylock and her If you would like to know more m necessary For after separately son In law ami daughter, Mr. ami changing bread and wine into Hia about the M am . . . why it attract* Mrs. '1 >y lligley of LaGrande Own body and blood . . . signifying thousands upon thousands o f peo drove an Diego where they the coming surrender of His life ple into Catholic churches every spent í'hrliitmas with the form- ar a so n In law and daughter. Mr. on the cross. . . C hrist commanded where on earth, every d a y. . . w rit* inu Mrs. i•Jugene Spencer and the Apostles; "D o this in remem today for an interesting, tasr-to- brance o f me." understand pamphlet. W e w ill irnlng home Dec. 29. Uonal B an k w iu ’ T r a rhe Hlgley s spent a few days igladly send it frae and w ithout He was, obviously, instituting a , ¡sit itu father, Clarence Hlg- balances. In te re s t p ay m en ts obligation . . . in a plain wrapper. lev •y u t Mortii. They left January 1 continuing sacrifice io which ao you will th en e a r n nn o ’ ^ ded? And nobody w ill call on you W rit* Christians o f every generation or Lai jratu le and Orville Buggies ever, it pays to w v e . t f 2 » t today, ask for Pamphlet N o KC-6. m ight join w ith H im in the moat ‘d to LaGramie to re- utue t pleasing act o f worship that can studies at EOC. sav in g s Hoyt he offered to God. In this, as ta •oper of Tygh Valley ante atún lav liefore New Years other ways, the Apostles were tu grandmother. Mrs A. act as Christ's earthly m inisters. . . Outi who took him home I as priests in the external offe rin g .' and was an over I suFtaam council -, of the sacrifice. And when they I KNIOMTS OF COLUMBUS er daughter. Mrs. followed Christ's instructions. Our Grass Valley Arlene Dormaler, reporter Meeting adjourned Delores Belshe. reporter The fourth meeting of the Stitch and Rip sewing club was called to order by President Lin SmiL. Callaway da Hockett. The roll call was taken and minutes read by Jean I Chanel funeral nie Welk, secretary. Minutes wer"» VfiaPei service Leonard R. Smith approved as read. The pledge tn Phone CY 6-3! 33 the United States flag was led by fh e Dalles, Oregon Mary Coats and the pledge to tb? 4 H flag was led by Mary Hock ett. There was no old business The next meeting is to be held Dr. Otis G. Perkins Jan. 22 at Mrs. Hockett s home. Jean Hockett made a motion thp Optometrist meeting be adjourned Mary 405 B. 2nd M. Hockett seconded the motion Tel. CY 0-5362 The Dalles, Ore. Sherman Theater it fits either sex „ahd manufactures * nothing butlaughtorf I ’RI. SAT. SUN., January 12—13—14 ALSO Double Feature “ The Fabulous World of Jules Verne” ALSO Kiddie Matinee Saturday afternoon 2:00 p. m. ’A WARM ANO WONOERfUl STORY EYERYONE SHOULD SEE r hand in h a n d JOHN GREGSON FINLAY CURRIE' k NOW YOUR SAVINGS EARN "Yes, Christ Gave Us The CATHOLIC M ASS’’ . * INTEREST paid quarterly! dll make their h Mr. and Mrs Harrv Stark had as their guests Saturday her par- Mrs Cedi Flovd of Ir and Mr .ennan Peters, rville Ruggles and Philip id Mi - and Mrs Bill Paused siness visitors in The Dal- Mr. and Mrs. I km Earl and fam ly rot urne 1 boni.* We Jan 3 from a t wlrere they sj visiting relatlvt Fritz it the hweder and xlxv holidays Harrv I ord would offer H im se lf in sacri fice the victim would be present as He promised. T his is the heart and core o f the M an, which has been the central act of worship in every Catholic Church on the face o f the earth since the tim e o f the Apostle* As S U P R ÏM I •* J 1 U H O IU I PI m m MnS -»• row S t m RampAI«. «ntaiW I I*« M«lr leer I4<« - Th« C«*(fc»4l« «4 W ill! I I «»TV. C O U N C IL o f C O U llt lB U S IN F O R M A T IO N BUREAU IIV O . ° n m inim um m onth'y y o u r acco u n t q u a rte rly , U ta l- N ° W‘ m ore th a n " " B I° I a n i a i o u t iwro « matiow s u iu u I 4422 li»4«n STvS^ w l * .I i g K N IG H T S RELIGIOUS MVinRS 8 t F , r i t N a ’ FIRST NATIONAL bank o r OREGON I». 10VII t . «IIIO W », • co*©.»- o« "O R O VER 6 0 0 .0 0 0 O R E O O N R B O R U «,
