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morning at 10 o’clock. Preaching Sunday evening at 8 o’clock. The Ladies Aid Society meets Published in the Intereat of the People of CraM Valley and Vicinity by The TUM-A-LUM LUMBER COMPANY every Thursday afternoon at the church at 2 o’clock. GRASS VALLEY, OREGON, MAY 22,1931 No. 18 The trip to Boston and return Vol. 31 is nearing its close. The Ford EDITORIAL. Thia summer weather is ideal for truck is still in the lead. Every especially floors as they one has had a good lime. The We r.re reminded of the young poet painting, can be painted in the evening and contest has been helpful in many who sent his most treasured poemto be dry by morning. ways. The Bible class is some a magazine editor, “let me know if Porch and floor enamel $.80 a can use this,’ he wrote, “as I quart. distance behind the Intermedi you In a have other irons in the fireJ —T-A-L— ate class, but by an extra effort few days hardboiled editor might win. ihe Church school answered: “Remove the irons and Geo. Wilcox: What did the hen say when she laid this square egg, Zeig? has been a most congenial insert poem.’’ Zeigler: Ouch, I expect. and happy place. Mrs O. A. —T-A-L— Ramsey with her able corps of Remove, replace and add a few helpers is conducting a very boards to your home, cover it with Mayor Shepard has at last suc helpful and interesting school. a coat of paintand have a modern cumbed to the lure of salmon Ashing There are classes suitable for all home. The ether way of Baying it and has flsh stories to tell with any one now. ages. Everyone not connected is REMODEL - T-A-L— —T-A-L---- with other schools is invited to come and enjoy the hour in the A colored boy was strolling thru a 16 inch Pine slab graded. Very cemetery reading the inscriptions on good buy. study of God’s word. the tombstones. He came to one The theme for the Sunday which —T-A-L—* read, “Not dead but sleeping.’’ evening sermon is: “The Com Scratching his head, the negro re Get our prices on lumber direct forting God.” marked, “He sure ain’t foolin’ no from mill to you—before you build. Pine stove fuel already to put in The church with a cordial wel body but hisbelf.’’ stove. $5.00 unit at yard. Grass come. Valley. Screen the windows, the porches, F. A. Ginn, Pastor. —T-A-L- - Moro, Oregon Meet» the 1st and 3rd Thursday evenings of each month. Visiting members cordially in* vited to meet with us By order of W M. Robt. Urquhart, Secretary. Tom Douma drove to Portland Sunday with a truck load of Bethlcham Chapter No 78 O. E. S. hogs. Moro, Oregon Judge D R. Parkerof Condon, Regular communica- nona each 2nd and 4th was here the first of the week Thursday evenings of officiating at the session of the <ach month Mn Ruth Sparling. circuit court. 'Worthy Matron J. Kenneth Kaseberg, son of Secretary. Nana Bane Mr. and Mrs. John Kaseberg, Moro Lodg* No. 113 I. O. O. F. has recently opened a law office Moro, Oregon MIOi is every Monday in the Public Service building in evening in the I.O.O.F Portland. hull. Transient and visiting broth»*.. arc Frank Fortner was here for a U cordially invited short time Sunday visiting with meet with us. Harvey C. Thomps. n N. G. his family from Portland where A. M. Young Secretary. he is in business. 116 tbecca Lodge H. A Moore and wife and • Moro, Di Tues- Fred Blankenship and wife of I Meets 2d and 4 days of each Portland, were week end visitors VlSLling qiembers wel it theE A. Cushman home near come. f Elizabeth Thompson this city. * Noble Grand Cut prices on John Deere and Jessie Henrichs, Secretary the Walla Walla Rotary Rod Weedrs. We also have a few of Chri* Schultz Post No. 7iJ the Tomlin Rod Weeders for k Meets at Legion hall on -iale very cheap to close out. put up new screen doors and you ■ 2nd and 4th Wednesday Ginn Coleman & Co will not be bothered with flies. We When things are low we are a- F evenings of each month. Grass Valley Lester Bainum and Charles hava a screen door with all necessa fraid they’ll drop and when things R. J. Bruckert, Commander Methodist Chursh ry hardware that will cost you only are high we think they’ll go higher. Vernon Flatt, Adjutant Belahee left Wedneeday for the $2.85 this week. No wonder we have depressions. southern cattle country around Church school every Sunday HARLAND VIEW GRANGE No. 682 Antelope where they expect to morning at 10 o’clock. Meets in their hall in Harmony Dis buy some stock. The baccalaureate sermon for trict the second and fourth Friday Officials of the state banking the graduating class of the high nights of each month. Visit.ng Grangers welcome. u, department were here Wednes school will be preached at the C. P. Adams, Master. day checking the local bank. Baptist church next Sunday C. E. Crites, Secretary. This is one of their semiannual morning at 11 o’clock. The trips. Grass Valley Lodge No. 131, theme of the sermon is: “Look -- ---- OPEN FOR BUSINESS AGAIN--------- I. O. O. F. meets every 2d and Mrs. Anna Ellsworth has op ing Forward.” HOME COOKED MEALS FOR HUNGRY MEK 4th Thursday svenings of the month in ened the Elsworth Hotel again The Ladies Aid Society had a the Odd Fellows hall. Sojourn ng and is ready to serve the public very pleasant meeting at the brothers are cordially invited. L. K. Smith Vern McGowan. in that capacity. home of Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Roams and Board By Month $30 00 N. G. Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Gilman Hutchcroft on last Thursday Table Board $6.00 Per Week and family of Hood River, were afternoon. Quite a goodly num here Sunday to visit with their ber attended. Rooms 50c Meals 35c There was a fine attendance daughter, Mrs. Ora Workman.. Mrs. L. R Conlee and Mrs. at the church school last Sunday DENTIST The school enjoyed Arthur Osborne entertained a morning ever so much the talk at the close HOME OFFICE, WASCO large party of ladies at a bridge of the lesson by Rev. Hulet, SOCOOOOOOOOOeOOOCOOOOOOOCOOCCOCCGOCCCOCCrJCGC party in the Masonic hall last : Master of the State Grange. Thursday afternoon. Regulär visits made to Grass Rev. Hulet’s address in the R. W. Pinkerton was awarded Valley. Watch for announce afternoon in the pavilion was : ment«. the contract to transport the : very pleasant and practical. children of DeMoss school dist Some one who wrote a reason rict to Moro next school year. why the picture of the rooster is Harry Kunsman accompanied in our church school will receive Sheriff Chrisman to Salem early the prize next Sunday morning. UPDEGRAFF & PEPPER Wednesday morning with the We hope everyone will come to prisoner Jack Ross who will re Sunday school and church next Attorneys At Law main there for an 18 months Sunday. sentence. The church with a cordial wel Oregon Moro Geo. F. Newhouse, optometrist come. of The Dalles, was here last F. A, Ginn, Pastor. Tuesday evening, with Mrs. Newhouse. He is contemplat- The Full Gospel Assembly When Your Shoes need ing coming to Moro twice a mo- “And ye know that He was nth to take care of his pa- Repair, send them to manifested to take away our tients in this vicinity. The pupils of Miss Vivian Tro- sins; and in Him is no sin. unce will appear in recital at the 1st. John 3:5. GOOD SHOE REPAIRING Sunday school at 10 a. m. THE DALLES Presbyterian Church Saturday lecond St J. D. and Mrs. Miller, evening May 23 Eleven num Pastors. bers wiil be given by the pupils’ guest musicians and by Miss. Christian Science Trounce. FUNERAL HOME Two cars of ' cattle were Subject: Soul and Body. Golden Text: Romans 8:13. shipped from points near Moro — AND — If ye thought the Spirit do wor last Saturday night. A. G. Fut tify the deeds of the body, ye and Tom Douma each shipped AMBULANCE SERVICE ter shall live. THE FOR» HOARSTER a half car from Hay Canyon and Phone 845 The Dalles, Ore Responsive reading: II Corin Peters and Ginn and Tom Douma or thians 5:1-6, 8, 10, 17. shipped a split car from Moro. Church service every Sunday Cut prices on John Deere and morning at 11 o’clock and Wed GRASS VALLEY PHARMACY Phone222 the Walla Walla Rotary Rod ‘neg(jay evening at 8 o’clock. Everything you iraní Weeders. We also have a few All are cordially invited to at* of the Tomlin Rod Weeders for tend the church services and or nerd, in a motor rar CALLAWAY’S sale very cheap to close out. make use of the reading room Ginn Coleman & Co. FUNERAL CHAPEL at a loir prirr which is open daily, where all A. B. Riddell left the Moro authorized Christian Science lit Funeral Directors Hotel Friday the 15th to take up erature may be read, borrowed Beauty of line ami color and Embalmers his new work as manager and or purchased. Union and Third St. leasee of the Sherman Hotel in Attractive upholstery The Dalles, Ore. Wasco. W. D. Wallan has been 55 to 65 miles an hour Quick acceleration in charge of the hotel since that Fully enclosed four-wheel brakes time and will continue for a few A. A. Stagg, Director of Phy days until C. W. Templeton, the sical Culture and Athletics at the Triplex shatter-proof glass windshield leasee, arrives which is expected University of Chicago, says, “My Four Houdaille hydraulic shock absorbers to be the 25th of this month. own spiritual awakening came Rustless Steel A. M. Young left Sunday as a result of attendance at Sun day school. Thatawakening fur More than twenty ball and roller bearing» I Am Agent For The morning for Corvallis as a dele nished a tremendous stimulus to gate lo the Odd Fellows Grand Long life Economy Reliability i Lodge, taking passage with A. my life. It fired my ambition to IG. Futter to Portland. Mr. seek a high school and college ed Young received word that his ucation. It determined my life i brother’s wife was very low in purpose; the welfare of boys and denionMrni ion ; Portland, being the reason for young men. My athletic success See me^bout Insur at Yale led me to shape that ser his early departure. Clarence ance on Mercenger, also a delegate left vice through athletic channels WHEAT, BUILDINGS Tuesday. Marie Peters and Bes The progress of the United Sta n o n y sie Thompson were delegates to tes and the world depends on the Anything That Can Sunday School.” the Rebekah lodge. Burn. May 24. 10 A. M. Sunday-school 11 A. M. Church services. BARGAINS! FOR SPRING - SUMMER NEEDS ™E ELLSWORTH HOTEL Dr. J. A. Butler Mrs. Anna Ellsworth AN UNUSUAL VALUE AT U30 WERNMAKK’S LADIES New Shipment COMBINATION SUITS MEN’S SHIRTS Regular $1 OO Value Seal Packs, Colors White and Flesh, Sizes 38 to 44. Choice GUARANTEED FAST COLORS Dress Skirts, all Good Patterns EACH 5Oc $1.00 CLEAN-UP SALE MEN’S CHILDREN’S HOSE 25c to 5Oc Quality 1-2 and 3-4 Hose Bib O’all andCoats 2:20 Demn. lull Cut Two Pair For $1.10 25c BOY’S BIB O’ALLS Size 3 to 9 Years, Per Pair Size lOto 16 Years, Per Pair . 75c .. 85c J. C. FREEMAN & CO 0 0 Moro, Oregon ZELLS „ UJULlJIUR UIJU FIREMAN’S INSURANCE CO. W. A. RUGGLES Moro, Oregon (tarn Methodist Church Moro Church school every Sunday Are - QLAD IRONERS ¥ INSURE FIRfc, THEFT, LIA B1LITY on Automobiles KILLOWATT KIDDIES •430 to Baptist Church (Grass Valley) Sunday school every Sunday at 10 a. m. Ml THE “sad iron” of years past has given way to the GLAD one with self-contained Electric Heat provid- ided by the Kilowatt Kiddies. Clothes almost iron themselves un der the smoth, even heat of Charlie and Clara’s Electric Iron, bo auto matic is their service that the most modern irons have automatic devic es for shutting off the current when a set temperature is reached. Oth ers adjust their temperatures to particular fabrics, at a linger t meh. THE KILOWATT Ironers smooth ’way the wrinkles in a deft manner that makes this age-old job a joy; their ironing pleases the must * ex acting home-maker, for the more exacting she ifl, the bettor work. The Kilowatt Kiddies are on duty ironing day - and every day — to spring into service the instance you snap the switch that summons them. Pacific Power & Light Co , "Always at guar òervic^ ■i
