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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 26, 1962)
Members of Sherm an th ap te, -r No. 132 h e ld a special m eeting in Bradv-Dancan Wedding Held In Catholic pink and w hite and topped w ith the traditional bride and groom iiguerines and flanked by silver ' .... h a ll T u e s d a y ev e,.- Jim m y Dune u mJ Mi inr Mrs. Harold Eakln, assoc.a^ candelabra bearing pink canal *s Bayer, hluden at DEC at m atron and Harold Eakln w orth; In the presence of relatives and Pullm an Wash . u . ’ -r Mrs. E verett Cantrall, cousin o f ■n presided A fter the regular friends Miss Mary Jean Duncan Higley of j" b , Imui ttie bride, cut and served tne caxe s e s io n Mrs. Frank von Boistel daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sim bridesm aids Tll de * « * • • « * after the bridal couple cut tie w ith th eir i< jK-ctiv ■ parent >. and Mrs. S in D ytnan •showed slides of th e ir re tu rn trip Duncan of Grass Valley teem ,» of Dink , Uore drei,ifcs first piece/M rs. E dgar Alley an J and Mrs. Ft ink J Bayer fro,n im nver where they attended the bride of Jam es ’ A n th o n i head p t e e ^ ^ X 7 * “ ’ Mrs. Tex Irzyk of Moro presided Mr. and Mrs. Bernard .Mätiin the American Legion National Brady, son of Mrs. Virgil Oils- tied bounuet» / I 3nd C#r* at the punch bowl. Mrs. Jim Bed and Mr. and Mrs. Dale Padpet convention. Refreshment« were m anna of G rass Valley, in a dou- Best m an * hite earna,10ni- da of The Dalles, bad charge of w ere visitors in The Dalle Thors- served. bje rini. t^ rf.,nnnv hoi.i «, c . k .. .. m a Q Uds J °hn Duncan, the guest book. Buth Ailey an 1 day. Mr. and Mrs Tommy Eakln John the Baptist church in Gra<s u e r e 7 t r ^ ^ Joy Brady, sister of the grorm , The B ernard .Martin phon* vyent to Portland Friday w here Valley Saturday, January 20 at of Moro *nd H° b ° !' cn had charge of the gift table. Ju lie num ijer since n u v m g t o t o w n 1 they will stay for two weeks 1 p. m. F ather Gerald Condon of Music’ for th„ and Mary Irzyk of Moro and Kel ED 3-2218. while Tommy takes his training Wasco officiated u l ,v,-d t v Wvddl,'K * « J ly Brady, sister of the groom Guests at the home of Mr. am in the Air Force National Guard Pink stocks w him uJ. , . , bhar°n Coelach of passed the groom ’s cake. .........•> eve.' Mr- and Mrs Kendrick D unijp pink «sxaleas were used to deter- fo re "th e ^ c ‘.Ung lbe candles be Mrs Archie ( anti ill Sunday For traveling the bride wot a a ing to watch.. colored television wen, to The Dalles Saturday to ate the altar The b r id e m w n in , i,n em ony were K h n gi een suit with black accessories w ere Mr. and Mrs. Harold E ikin, the ball game and met Mr. an 1 m arriage by h e r father \ o v > a u " * d 8tev« I w j’k o f M orx and wore an orchid from h er bri Mr and Mrs Bernard M artin M rs. Art Chapman and a frienJ floor length gown of w hite or^-.n ¿mter-1 chose for her da«* and Mr. and Mrs. Don Smith from Baker, who came back with za with"* th ix ^ ’V u i r i e i 10 J e T .h T ^ ding a teid blue sheath day bouquet. They left for Los sleeves H er fm cer tin veil M Ja tk e t dress and a w hite earn i- Angeles, California w here he has Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Crews them and stayed over night. Kenneth l^m ley » p c « S v u r- h e t d p l a c e b y T c X ,n<* the ’ employment with the Los Angeles w ere business visitors ,n T he I>olice force. „ , u «.vW, . day night with Dean Buggies at pearls. She carried i w hi’e n - v la c k , t i hose d goId color »heatn Dalles Thursday. Among the out of town guests Mr. and Mrs. William B rlnkert the Orville Buggies home. Mr e r book beloneini? m t, r P “y. J d tk u d ,e ss w ith pink carnatron attending w ere Mr. and Mrs and grandchildren, Sherry a d and Mrs Gordon Lemley and covens? w hh 3 h n i 8Ur‘ COrsage’ Tommy Alley, were business vis- family spent Sunday at the Rug. yellow rose buds * s an 1 li™ r ^ i }>tIon Wa® ht*ld In the Jam es E aster of Madras, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Dunean of Portland, Mr. Itors In The Dalles Thursday and gles home and brought their son ‘ Mrs Dan D u n e a n h«.r i , . .u * 'a11 im me<liately following and Mrs. W. T. Ellis of A rlington, had »upper with the Duane An- home. , . w ()f an’ 5 r sLste‘ ln lhe cerem ony. The w hite cutwork dersons. Mr and Mrs. Danny Duncan of of honor, and Mrs" John°G d ’k * of i h e ^ C° Vered brl(Je's ^ b le held grandparents of the groom and Miss Jacci H ahn of Rufus Mr. and Mrs. Alex B rander and Portland were overnight guest« o f ________ ______________ l^e ^1Ve l Iere<I cake decorated in son, Bobbie, went to The Delies Mr. and Mrs. Olan Stark at Kent W ednesday on business. Mr. Bran- Saturday. presided with 35 members pre- May. 4 H CLUB NEWS '*“■* .— — to ._ Portland ii—.I— i ...i-----I.. »«_ — i » Mrs. »».. der wen, . on w h et'1 he »11.>. « nernuru .via,’t,n ---- session a <» Mr. «mi and Bernard . M artin sent. A fter the regular The unit of the American L - The fourth meeting of the G n s j attended the North Pacific Grain and lx* Roy Martin of Kent went u as held for m em bers w ith gion auxiliary will meet at the \ alley Livestock club was cat.e.i Growers meetings, r e t u r n i n g to The Dalles Saturday. Mi’s. Mir- and wedding anniver- home Sunday. Oth ts attending tin went on to Hood River and al! £arles in January. Those with home of Mrs. Robert Tatum to o rder by vice-president. Dean th e meeting were Mr. and Mrs. came back home LeBoy spending b ir,hdays were Mrs. Donald Vtn F ebruary 13 at 2:30 p. m. The Buggies, on Jan 11. Roll was call Joe Bibby and Mr. and Mrs. Nor the night with them. Loistel, Mrs. H. N. Biggs, Mrs. president Mrg. Alfred Kock asks ed and the m inutes were read by ris Gilklson of The Dalles. Mrs. Kendrick Dunlap was ,{ennle j ’ayne, and Mrs. Ralph each m em ber to bring her favoi- Sheri Rolfe, secretary. The visL- Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Balzer went hostesses at a party at her home ” usse- 1 hose w ith annlversar es ite recipe and several househo'd ors w ere Owen Eakin, Malcolm E slinger of Grass Valley and Gr- hints to th is m eeting to Portland W ednesday on hu d- Tuesday afternoon. A dessert w,e ,e Idck Bust, Mrs. Glenn ness and visited their son, Ralph luncheon preceded the afternoon Per,‘-V and Mrs- Ralph Busse. The A niece of Dell and F a i l < 1 1 - val Patnode of Moro. Church at Grass Valiev Januurv 20 Balzer and family, returning I n day. Sheri Rolfe was an overnight guest of Nancy Allierty at th e Sam Alberty home Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Minks of Wamic have Ixmglit the .lain Al- I>erty home in Grass Valley an I will move in after some remodel ing Mr. and Mrs. Donald von Bür stel and Teddle, went to Portland T hursday on business and bat k of bridge at three tables. Scorir,: s e v r i‘t s i s t e r s unr-o honors w’ere held by Mrs A i/ell year " 7 ™ " ‘ ,'iav "l 'm u 1® Lemley, Mrs. Herman Peters and ar. th ey played musical eno*- Mrs. A. A. Dunlap. Others pre lent ades and a draw ing was held for were Mrs. Alfred Kink, Ms. Hur - lain donated by Ed Nelson and old Eakln, Mrs. Bill Pausch, Mrs was won by Mrs. Gary Schillmg. Ja<*k Adams, Mrs. Don Clodfelter, Bet reshm ents w ere served later Mrs. Earl Olds, Mrs. Don Smith by Mrs. Kendrick ’'unlap. f g « Don Smith a^d M t. Earl Olds and Mrs. A. F. Balzer. The Grass Valley Rebekah Ldge Mr. and Mis. Clarence Ma.v at, No. 1 is held its regular m ee.in^ family of The Dalles were dinner In the lool-' hall W ednesday even- guests T hursday ,n , H. N. n(,b,e M / 'a n at j Z the . home .. .. *n “ h,,Sp" “1 in " ‘‘ 'n ougal, Wash., F riday Ia n to Funeral .services were b.u i W ednesday in Aberdeen >. Anetdeen. The old business was about re port«. 1- red and Steve Rolfe gave their reports, Fred on showing a pig and Steve about washing a pig In new business Paulette Patnode told the club it was ir. vited to the How-D Horse club's party on Feb. 16 at 7:30 p. m. at the Legoin Hall in G rass Valley. Refreshm ents were brought by Paulette and Peggy Patnode. Paulette Patnode, reporter Masonic hall. The junior leader; told of the plans for the year ana of o u r goal. They had a meet ng to discuss the goals and plans. P atty and Kenny Thompson Lro* refreshm ents. We had a film on “The Story of the Breeds.” Our next meeting will be ile fourth Monday of February at the Masonic hall at 7:30. The vice-president, Susie V, al lace, took President K e n n y Thom pson’s place because be was The Moro Livestock club under ill. leadership of Frank Sayrs met Patty Thompson, reporter Monday, Jan. 22 at 7:30 in the Sherman Theater FRI. SAT. SUN.. JANUARY 26—27—28 THE STORY OF A LUSTY. FIGHTING YOUNG ADVENTURER WHO EXCHANGED HIS SWOPn r 0R A CROSS AND ROSE TO GLORY P r a n a s , vi... • enables ♦he fam ily ♦o lim it ♦he cost to its needs or wishes. o f ASSISI BRADFORD DILLM AN DOLORES HART STUART W HITM AN and PEDRO ARMENDARIZ Dr. Otis G. Perkins Optometrist 465 E. 2nd St. Tel. ( V 0-5362 The h.dles, Ore. penci l < ' {¡untied 32M HOC kFLIY A V t C ^ IN e m a 45 ALL OF THESE APPLIANCES HELP THE SYVERSON FAMILY LIVE B E K E R . . . Here's I, hat P.P.&L. customer Mrs. Norris Syverson says about electric living ectncify gives us more comfort and convenience than anything else we buy” jiL i * W it Ii three youngsters in the family, a homemaker’s time is more precious than ever. I t’s really wonderful to have lots of < ’et tut he'f>ers . . . and believe me, we keep them busy. From ((Hiking, or mixing milkshakes for the children, to automatic jobs lik< laundry, water heating and refrigeration, our electric >, 1 always working for us. W hen we consider how often v i <» o u r 15 appliances we think our electric hill is our most i tM-'OiLihk* item ot h o usthold expense.” ' Pacific Power & Light customers, family live lietter because they make gciii tuu. and effective use of modem electric service. M- L , ,ui a nd h e r How about you—are you making full use of Reddy Kilowatt’s helpful service? In the typical U. S. home works 327 hours per month In the average Pacific Powerland home Reddy works 717 hours per month. M7 KWH In Mrs. Syverson’s home Reddy works 1558 hours per month! 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