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PAGE 4 »H ER M A N C O U NTY JO U R NA L, MORO, URR(M»N F R ID A Y , I ' M E M B E R 7, 1 * 1 Airman 2-c and Mis Gene Can The Stitch and Rip club w ith needy children at Christmas. ter, Mrs. Dale Padget, went to nother , Mrs. Bill brin k ert visiting. E sth er Johnson, reporter Mr. and Mrs. Be:t Cox, Mrs. The Dalles W ednesday when Mrs. trall went to Portland Friday to Mrs. Hockett leader met Nov. 14 ■ with them, i«he spent three visit her m other Mrs. Mary at 4:00 p. m. at the Hockett home. Padget entered the hospital for John Rust and Bobby Jo Wilson Battlegrou id. W i h r at The Scramble Sewers met Nov. New officers were elected: Nancy Mr. and Mrs. Mikulie and friends. by Anna llalw r ng at the home of Mr. and took Mrs. Stella Eddy to The medical attention Hicks, president; Pat Coats, vice- 26 with Emma Jean Smith at the Dalles W ednesday to take the bus Martin went down Saturday and Schadewitz. Virgil Christine Mrs. Dun Cox was hostess at a president; T erry K ainerrer, secre Grass Valley school s. D. L Reynolds returned for her home in Portland after stayed overnight and brought the HIIHH < LI B NEWS Cantrall led in th e flag salute. Su party at her home 'rhursday. A tary-treasurer; Mary Coats, re spending some time here at the ir daughter home Sunday > Montlay evt»mng from Tr buffet luncheon was served fol coma where she spent a week vis Cox home. porter. Mrs. H ockett served re san Eakin led in some singing. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Olds were bu The Handy Girls rew ing club lowed by bridge at three tab u s. iting Mr. Reynolds’ mother, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Olan Stark were siness visitor in Portland Monday. met Dec 3 with M.’s Helen Mar freshm ents. We discussed o u r pro A fter the m eeting everyone w ork Scoring honors were held by Mrs. business visitors in Portland Wed The American le g io n auxiliary tin as leailer at Sherm an High jects for the year. We will make ed on their project garm ents. O. Wisner. At Christm as our . luh is plan Don Clodfelter, Mrs Kenneth H at C. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth H attrup nesday, while there they visited will meet at the home of Mrs. Bill Mrs. Orval Patnode and her dau warm-up projects fust. tru p a id Mrs. Jack Adams. Mis. and family went to Portland Sat Mr. and Mrs. Danny Duncan. Our next m eeting is November ning to give each widow a gift and Pausch Tuesday, December 11 at g h ter were guests. We had our 28 Mrs. Hockett will lie in charge. have a party. Alfred Kock won the traveling urday and spent till Monday vis Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Stark stop 2 p m T here will tie an exchange m eeting then went to work on our Lou Ann Stark .reporter prize. Others present were Mrs. iting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. ped here Sunday evening on their of gifts. Mary Coats, reporter projects. Jam s T iw ater of Moro, Mrs. Eben way home to the Cove from P o rt Mrs. Donald von Borstel and Ben H attrup Judy Thompson, lejxirter The Busy Bumble Bees with The K nitting Stara met Nov. 19 Kee, Mrs Herman Peters, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. iXm Cox left F ri land and were overnight guests of children, Mrs. A. von Borstel, and Mrs. Tsubota leader met Oct. 29 at the school. Meeting was called Harold Eakin, Mrs. Bill Pauseh, Mr. and Mrs. H arry Stark O ther Mrs. Claus Bardenhagen w ent to day for Fruitland, Idaho to visit The Happy Cookers met with at the Tsubota home. Mrs. Jensen to order by Jessie flrender. Cathy Mrs. A A. Dunlap and Mrs A. E. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jam es guests Sunday evening w ere Mr. Portland Friday on business and their leader Mrs. Tsubota at her and Mrs. Tallet were guests. von Borstel led the flag salute. Balzer. and Mrs. Frank E. Bayer and fam shopping, returning home Satur home Nov. 28 at 4:00 p. m. Duties of officers and how to Minutes w ere read with no cor Mr. and Mrs Bill Pausch had as A ttebery and to attend the Ted ily and Mrs. Josepnine P ark h u rst day evening. We made scrambled eggs and a conduct meetings v as explained. rections. The roll w as called by th eir guests from Friday till Sun Kyon cattle sale Saturday and re of Kent. Quite a few m em bers of Annie milk drink. Election of officers results wen*: favorite bird lieing named, le ta day Mr. and Mrs Stanley Ktlborn turned home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Olan Stark and Fulton, Bethlehem and Sherman Mr. ami Mrs Robert Tatum of Olin McElroy will show us how Brenda Jensen, president; Bonnie Ann Eslinger brought refresh from Portland. family of Kent went to Bend Sat chapter met at the Masonic hall Kent had as dinner guests Sunday, Pardue, vice-president; Ella Mc ments. Mrs. Bill Pausch and Mrs H ar urday Nov. 24 to attend a funer in G rass Valley Sunday for a prac to make taffy. Eugene R. Tsubota, reporter Elroy, secretary; E sther Johnson, Sharyl Blagg, reporter old Eakin were business visiters Mr. and Mrs. Jay McKay and Lisa al and visited at the home of Mr. tice meeting. ami Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Justesen news reporter. Project books were In The Dalles last Monday. and Mrs. Willis Brittain. Mr. and Mrs. Frank von Bor The Busy Cookers met Nov. 27 given; assigned to get necessary Mr. and Mrs Art W atkins of and Debbie. Dinner guests at the home of stel went to Boring and visited Peggy McKay, a student at OCE at Rufus school with Mrs. McVick- serving needs and materials. H eppner came Saturday on busi at Monmouth and 1-rank McKay Mr. and Mrs. Donald von Borstel Mr. and Mrs. W arren Crutcher. ers as leader. Kathy H arm an, Su- E sther Jonnson, reporter ness and to visit her mother. Mrs •nables Jim Woods, student at OSU were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Pausch and Mrs. C rutcher accompanied them son Dowell, Barbara Williams, A A. Dunlap returning home Sun and ♦he fam ily Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Kock of Moro. to G resham w here they attended at Corvallis and Mr. and Mrs. Dorothy Johnson and Susan Mor The Busy Bumble Bees met day. ♦o lim it Douglas McKay of Corvallis were The occasion was the birthday of the funeral of William Rannow ris were visitors all from Rufus. Nov. 14 with Mrs. Tsubota. Roll The T heta Rho club met in the last Tuesday. Mrs. Pausch. home for the Thanksgiving holi ♦he c o if was taken. We lost one person. Patty Byars and Donna Allee IO 0F hajl Tuesday evening for Mrs. Eben Kee and Mrs. Dell Mr. and Mrs. Howard Garland ♦o »♦» needs or wishes. showed the girls how to make a We practiced sewing on the sew its regular meeting, Judy Dunlap days. Fred Kurilo and daughter Don Olds w ent to Portland Monday and Cathy of Lexington spent the banana milk drink. We all got to ing machine. president, presided with 17 mem na of Portland were guests over shopping and hack Tuesday. weekend here with his parents, E sther Johnson, reporter taste it. bers And 17 visitors present, four Among the visitors in The Dal Mr. and Mrs. Len Garland. We chose Debra W oodrum for from Ooldendale and Mrs Selma the weekend at the Matt Simon les Friday afternoon were Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Pat Sharp and vice-president; P atty Bogers for The Busy Bumble Bees met Nov. W atkins, president of Assembly, and Lester Barnum homes. Mr. and Mrs. Max Nogle and Curly Elchler, Mr. and Mrs. Lyle family were dinner guests Thanks secretary ond Becky Pierson for 26 at Mrs. Tsubota’« home. paid her official visit, and Mrs. Olds, Mrs. Harold Owens and Car- giving day at the home of Mr. We drew our patterns for o u r Elossle Haines of Wasco. Elect’on family were dinner guests Sunday al Ann and Rosalee Eslinger. and Mrs. H enry Frischm uth and recreation chairm an. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Or D IKY KELLY AVI. stuffed anim als to l>e given to the K athy Steward, reporter of officers was held with Peggy Mrs. Bernard Martin and daugh family in The Dalles. ville Ruggles. Biggs elected presl lent; She 1 Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Flaherty Rolfe vlce-presidnt; Carolyn John son, secretary and Glenda Perry ami Mr. and Mrs. Ed H utchins of treasurer. Following the meeting Portland spent the weekend at the a party was held honoring Judy home of Mrs. J. M. Wilson at Dunlap L. S. to the warden of the Kent. Mr. ami Mrs. Shelton F ritts and Theta Rho Assembly A cake de Doran and Scott Todd were dinner corated in blue and [»each with her name on it was served w i’h guests Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Fritts in Moro. The coffee and punch. Among the visitors in The Dalits occasion was the birthday anni Saturday were Mr. and Mrs. John versaries of Kenneth F ritts and Rust, Bobby Jo Wilson, Mrs. Beit Shelton Fritts. Julia ami Byron Bayer were Cox and Mrs. Joe Hammond Odd business visitors in The Dalles daughters. Mr. ami Mrs. Toipmie B arrett Thursday. Following the services at the were business visitors in The D ti Baptist church Sunday evening a les Thursday. party was held in the social room Mrs. Verne E Mobley, Mrs. honoring William Br.’nkert, Shar- H airy Justesen, Mrs. Kenneth Sa- yl Blagg and Kenneth F ritts on ther, Mrs. Joe Bib by and Mrs. Max their birthday anniversaries. Mr. Nogle were hostesses at a wed Brinkert baked a cake for Sharyl ding shower, honoring Mrs. P at that was servetl with lee cream, rick Flaherty (Betty Bothwell» of coffee and drier. Mrs. Frank E. Bayer, and Julia Portland held In the Kent Legion hall Saturday afternoon with ¿7 and Mrs. H arry Stark were in present. The Christm as theme was The Dalles Tuesday on business. Mr. and Mrs. H airy Hooper of carried out In rrxmi ami table de corations. Mrs. Flaherty was es T.vgh Valley were visitors here corted to the gift table where she Friday. Dinner guests at the home of opened the many lovely gif', w rap ped packages assisted by Mrs. Mr. ami Mrs. Jam es Earl Sunday Eddie Justesen The buffet table were Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Eakin was covered with a blue luce cloth and Louise and Mr. and Mrs. Don and held white candles in silver Earl and family’.- Mr. and Mrs. Earl McKinney of holders. Mrs J. M Wilson presid ed at th e te a and coffee service Hermiston brought her mother, and Mrs. Dick Wilson served (he Mrs. O. N. Ruggles to the W illard H E R E 'S ALL YO U D O : punch. Among the out of town Barnett home Sunday and spent Mrs. Ruggles guests were Mrs Tony Miller of the day visiting Moro and Mrs Ed H utchins of went home with them Thanks giving day. Portland. Mr and Mrs Bud W atkins and Mr, and Mrs. Don Clodfelter went to Portland Monday on busi family left Thursday for Condon where they will make their home ness and returned Tuesday. A large crowd attended the 6:30 Mr. and Mrs Tommie Rarncit had Thanksgiving dinner with |x>t luck dinner and get together Mr. and Mrs. Bill Johnson and of the Odd Fellows and Rebekahs am, families at the IOOF hall family Mr. ami Mrs H erm cn Peters Jr Saturday evening The Theta Bho and family of Hood River came Girls sang the teenage version of Friday and spent till Sunday /Is- Christm as Carols and the audience iting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. sang the regular version; differ ent dances by the Theta Rho girls; Herman Peters Mr ami Mrs W illiam B rlnkirt a tap dance h\ Carolvn Johnson; ami Gary went to Portland Mon group singing l»s, by Orville Rug dav on business T ney brought gles Everyone had a good time Stop at your nearby First National Branch, and ask Take cash with you, or for the Loan Officer for a Personal Loan large complete safety, have the er.a J i to handle all your Christmas shopping loan credited to your neads (Average time for this type of loan: checking account. Less than a half hour!) Grass Valiev J Get a Low-Cost Christm as S h o p p in g Loan from First National SAVE TIME AND MONE 1 Make loan payments which have been arranged to suit your budget. And . . . you make payments to one place, rather than getting bills from all over town. (You'll find the total amount you pay is less on a bank loan, too.) Sltop where and when you wish —take advantage of any cash sale bargains, because you have cash to pay for everything you buy! N A T IO N A L BANK IH I OF OREGON 0» OMwsX. «MIWW« FOR O VER 6 0 0 ,0 0 0 O R EG O N PEO PLE I ««isti*, »o • «i»t«cu i m s i i • m in i. i t moo ' o x ih * « ( i t i t i p i n t i
