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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 2, 1931)
— L<D<Mlli Bethleham Chuptur No. 7 8 OE- ». Moro, Oregon Regular communic*- tM>o* each 2nd and 4th Thunday evening» of «•eh month. Mn. Ruth Sparling. Worthy Matron Nana Banne, Secretary. uveiUDg in halt Transient and visiting brother» are cordially invited U aieet with u* Harvey C. Thompson, N. G. . 11 Dr. Clarke, Eye Specialiat, I d Moro, Sat Oct 3, at Hotel Moro. Carl McKean is about the streets again after several days in bed. Clarence Bourhill is visiting here for a few daya with ,his father, George B. Bourhill. D. E. Stephens drove to Pen dleton last Sunday evening to look over the station there.’ George Bourhill was a visitor in Portland the first of the week returning Monday evening. « L. W. Rakes and wife, are in Salem this week helping hie 4 H children at the State Fair. Moro, On gon Floyd Flatt was in Salem the is 2d and 4 th loua last of the week with exhibits of days of each niorxi. Visiting member» wei the 4-H children from this coun- come. Florence McDonald Noble Grand Grandpa Byers is very ill at easie Henrich*. Secretary Meet» at Legion hall en A 2nd and 4th Wednesday F evenings of each month. R. J. Bruckert, Commander Vernon Flatt, Adjutant k HARLAND VIEW GRANGE Nu. <S2 Mueto ia their hall in Harmony Dia- ’ • triet the second and fourth Friday - nights of each month. Visiting Grangers welcome. C. P. Adama, Master. C. E. Crites, Secretary.w Graeg Valley Lodge No. 131, I. O. O. F. meets every 2d and 4th Thursday iveoings Of the month in the Odd Fellows hall. Sojourn ng . brothers are cordially invited. Vern M eGo wan. L. K. Smith Hecy. N G. Dr J. R. Morgan DENTIST rings and two students are buy- Creaent district, ii planned by thd Deschutes national forest officiala. ingpina^ Durine the scrimmage Isat week r A Moro, Bobby Rolfe A small pin /er chipped a bone iD to reduce farm land valiiatloeui and to his foot aiiu will be confined to eliminate the office of county agaal Methodist Chard» bis bed for some lime yet. | Heads of all county department«and Moro * Mi.. Ed « new high "‘’"’““I*“"’ ... at Astoria in a few.daya to witness School tdgc .er. seems to like the burning of 9294,000 of Clatsop Sanday school at 10 a m. Preaching service at ,11 a. tn. Grass Valley a great deal ander- county bow's that have been redeem ed^ _ . ' _. • Subject: “Threshold.” This is joya teachi g here. About 15 new men went on the pay* the first of a series of sermons A co1d<pld^míc seems to have yoU of the Smith Wood Products plant on First Psalm. swept over cur school as a great at Coquille when a night shift was N. Sherman Hawk, \ number of students have coIda. •tart ed. . ’ ‘ Pastor. State police, under the direction of The students of typing II class and to worship God.’ 2:30 p. m. Sunday school. 3,30 p. m. r church services. Rev. R. A. Hutchinson preach ing. are now try ing to win their pine. The fobtca’I team will journey to Maupin. Friday, Oct. 2.. The Usual Sur.day meetings: boys are quite enthused and pip Sunday school 10 a. in. ed up about their game and hope Preaching 11 « ®.t and 7:30 they caff cerr.e back victoriou«-. “There is, therefore, ' no con The volley ball schedule for demnation .to them which are in the girls is not definite as yet. Christ Jesus.”- Rom. 8:1. “He that believelh on Him is not condemned: but he that be- lieveth not, is condemned al ready, because he has not be lieved in the name of the only begotten Son of God.”—John 3: Principal Events of the Week 18- “Repent ye and believe the Assembled for Information Gospel. “-«-Mark 1:15. of Our Readers. J. D. and Mrs. Miller, Pastors. the home of his son, R. C. Byers, and is unable to be around as is his usual habit. Raymond Crowder, formerly of the Arlington Bulletin, was in town renewing old acquaint- ences Thursday. Mrs. Hugh Chrisman had the bone in one of her fingers brok^-. Christian Science en last Sunday .while helping Subject: “Unreality.” Hugh change a tire on the car. Golden Text: Psalms 94:11. Ethan Woods is down in bed “Jhe Lord knoweth the thoughts again for a few days with a re of man, they are vanity. currence of the undulent feverl Respun-i ;e Reading: Proverbs that made him ho ill this summer. 110:14. 16 20, 21, 21, 27 30, 32. O. L. Belshe, Jim Kenny,; Church service every Sunday Chester Searcy, O. R. Knapp and morning at 11 o’clock and Wed- A, G. Putter returned from their neaday evening at 8 o’clock.. All are cordially invited to at trip to the Blue mountains with tend the . church services and three nice deer. . Alex Jackson who formerly make use of the reading room kept the accounts straight in the which is open daily, where all bank of Moro, was here from authorized Christian Science lit The Dalles Wednesday looking erature may he read, borrowed around and meeting old friends or purchased. THE MARKCTS Portland Wheat J. g Bend bluestem, hard t white and western wheat, 62c; white, 47&c; Lard winter, northern rn red, 45 ^c. spring and v. Hay—Buyit; price, t. o. o. Portland: .'.50; valley timothy, Alfalfa, $11 am Oregon timothy, $15015.50; < $18018.60; c r, $ll; j;at hay, $11; •'1010.5'). oats and vst< Butterfat— ^c- Eggs—Ratr , 13024c. " : * - Cattle—Stc .:, good, CG.SlTSt Ilogs—Gob^ to choice, $606.75. Lambs—Go< I to choice, $505.50. Wm. Henricks and Wm. Jack- Notes of Interest From The> son returned Saturday from the Baptist Church ir hunting trip to the Blue Moun (Grass Valley) tains, without deer but a “good Morning Worship. time was bad by all” neverthe OFFICE AT less. Church School 10 a. m. MORO, OREGON Mr. and Mrs. J. 0/ Osborn, Preaching 11 a. m. parents of Miss Helen Osborn, . Evening Worship. teacher of the.fifth and sixth B. Y. P. U. 6;30 p. m. grades, we're here the first of Preaching 7:30 p. tn. - the week frorn Portland to visit Notice the change in the hour their daughter. for services. Please bear in mind that there The first meeting of the Moro Gras* ValUy, Oragoi Womans’ Club will be held Fri only remains a few days of our day afternoon October 2d, at special meetings and Dr. York People can reach me from Moro the Domestic Science room at will leave us; so let every one at night from the long distance the school house instead of at take advantage of this opportu booth at Hotel Moro by ringing nity to attend the services Dr. the Masonic hall. The Dalles. York is giving us some wonder Dr. Clarke of the Clarke Opti J cal Co., Portland, Ore, EyeSight ful messages and you cannot af Specialists, will be in Moro, all ford to miss them. Rev. S L. Boyce, Pastor. day and evening, Saturday, Oct., DR C. L. POLEY Dr. J. A. Butler DENTIST HOME OFFICE, WASCO Regular visits mads to Graus * Valley. Wateh for announce ments. UPDEGRAFF & PEPPER . Attorneys At Law Oregon Moro 3, at Hotel Moro. bout Your Eyes. See Him A- WERNMARK’S ZELL’S FUNERAL HOME AMBULANCE SERVICE -— or GRAN^ VALLEY i iiarmacy r . Phone222 —ywwy— . j w CALLAWAY’S FUNERAL CHAPEL Funeral Directors and Embalmers Union and Third St, The Dalles, Ore. Grass Valley Methodist Chursh George Updegraff and wife re turned to Sherman county last Sunday school at 10 a m. Monday. Mrs. Updegraff was Sub- Preaching at 2:30 p.vm. formerly Miss Helen Gridley of ject: “If I Be Lifted Üp.” Auburn, California, until she be N. Sherman Hawk, came Mrs. Updegraff at a wed Pastor. ding in the Stanford Chapel at Palo Alto, California. Wasco Methòdist Church John Searcy has received an Sunday school nt 10 a. m appointment as deputy in the Epworth League at 6:30 p. HL banking department and left Subject: “The Call to Adven Wednesday afternoon for Joseph ture.” Leader, Nyal Grady. where he will assist in the li quidation of the bank there. Mrs. Searcy and family will re Crass VaPev ScW, main here for the time being. Since Saturday a sabbatical calm has settled over the town When Your Shoes need and little has happened in the Repair, send them to way of local news. No one has left town for the most excellent reason that there was no money GOOD SHOE REPAIRING to leave on. Citizens sit along • * 4 ■ a» 204 Second St THE DALLES the sidewalk in groupes discuss- 4ag the bank or perhaps the deer hunt. Altogether it makes a pastorial scene that would please the moat rustic. And quite en* enough to please the most irri table. — ano — OlUlWllltPAV Nk-z • MAGIE I TA The Freshmen initiation held Friday nifht proved the most successful for the past few years. Games which consisted of quite a few new ones were played after the initiation and everyone seemed to enjoy themselves very much. During lunch several speeches were given among whom were, Don Smith, Willard Barnet, Marietta Perry, Pauline Newcomb, Henry Roth, Mt. Hughs, Miss Edmonds. Mr. Me- Gowan, Miss Thompson, Miss Bryant, Mr. Coon, Mrs. Coon, i r« K <4 1/ r» •- I RM I «T tf * fl O Mr. l'n Telz was and Earl Perry official spokesman. The students of the civics class have handed in some very good Franklin C. Hoyt, Presiding graphs on “Stages in Economic Justice of the Children’s Court, Development” and “Steps in the New York City, says: “From Monument Io Union.” experience gained from handling The salesman from the Mauler . thousands of cases of delinquent Engravers visited the Grass VaL‘ and neglected children, 1 feel ley High and succeeded in pleas-; that the religious training and ing the Seniors with his at-! moral guidance of every childJ is tractive design for a ring and; of suprems Importance. Each noucements and calling cards. boy and girl must be tfven op The Juniors picked out a very at- ( portunity to learn religious truths pin. Three students are buying Frosbytoriaa Church. * 79c 29c 07c 104b can May's Special Blend Coffee 1-lb pkg . 23c Milk, any brand you like, 4 tall cans .• 28c See our Hand Bill» for complete list of Saturday and Monday Specials Charles Pray, superintendent, partici pated in 740 arreats during the first month the organization waa-Jn opera* tion, according to a report re i ssue d et Salem. WALTER A. MAY & SON 25 Coming to The Dalles OREGON-STATE NEWS !0l. Mfillfillthill SPECIALIST OF GENERAI INTEREST United States Dental Ex- aminer for this district li > SATURDAY and MONDAY SPECIALS DOES NOT OPERATE Will be at The Dalles Hotel Monday and Tuesday October 12 A 13 No Gharga for Consultation Dr. Mellen’hn doesnot operata for chronic appendicitis, gall stones, ulcers of the stomach, tonsils or adenoids. » He has to his credit wonderful results in diseases of the stomach, liver, bow els, blood, skin, nei veg, heart, kidney, bladder, bed wetting, catarrh, weak luugH, rheumatism, sciatica, leg ulcers and rectal ailments. by their husbands. * .. Address; 422! West Third Street Seattle ..Los Angeles, California. - Wheat—$oi v.hlte. western white, • Re me "her above date, that consulta ; hard winter, north- tion on this trip is free and that thia western red. treatment is different. em spring, $i ; blpestem, 62c. ♦ Married women must be accompanied Butterfat—Cc, Eggs—Rane!. 17031c. Cattle—Cho steers, $6 06.60. Hogs—Good to choice, $506.60. Lambs—Che a, $505.75. ..oksne Cattle—Stet , good, $5.5606.25. __ Cleaners Tailors 7^ " L »•< CAUi Hogs—Good j choice, CC.250 8.50. Lambs—MeC rn to good, $4.2505. - Copper Carbonate Guaranteed Test 53 & 55 Run a Mesh of 200 or Better. ■ There Is No Better Copper Carbonate Lots of 1OO lbs. or more, 2Oc lb. lO4b.TIns 22c ib MORO GRAIN GROWERS ASSOCN SUITS Eighty new . jhmen have enrolled for the tali J^x at Albany college, the largest in ?an»n class ever to en ter the school. Josephine county farmers have Just completed their Ladino clover seed harvest, which averaged around 150 pounds per a< rex " Wooden side walks remaining In Vaio must be ci,th r repaired or replaced with grave! or Concrete cnes^ tho city council Iios Barber pri >g in La Grande awuns back to normal last wdek, and hair cuts could .b • hadvfor 5Q, cents again.- The former price wan 65 cents. William Waltaee L. Elder, 83, In charge of the Old Soldiers’ home at Roseburg from 1903 to 1915, died at his home in Slayton last week, . A community fair was held recently at the Two-Mils schoolhouse by the Two-Mile ami Four-Mile schools, be low Bandon. I his was their first fair. Work was started on the J. E. Ford ranch, near Coquille recently on air plane seeding of a burned-over tract of logged-off land Of some 1200 acres. To demonstrate what the NeCanicum valley can produce, Neal Sly has brought into Seaside a pair of turnips weighing seven and five pounds re spectively. Fifty representatives of the district from Hood River to Vale were at The Dalles recently for the annual conven-* tion of the Eastern Oregon Peace Of ficers’ acso< ia’lon. No beach pajamas will be allowed in the classroom» or on. the grounds of the Elmira unlotf high , school, it was announced by members of the board of direct ora. With an.irnicit shortage reported throughout the United States and Eu rope, Lake La blah growers are hurry ing their crop, to market nt- the rate of several cars a 3ay. Andrew Lonkw&A and Eiuard MaRe* la of the tro’lin^ boat Siren were res cued after th bout caught fire and sank off KTri soi$ bnarfh, across the Columbia from AflorkL . 4; Angered when hor ^y-old calf was approached, a cow charged and ser iously injured Mrs. Letha Butts, 40 of Williams, near Grant» Pass. Physi cians report that she will recover. Construction of lookout towers, one ©n Pine mountain eart of Bend and the other on Wallçur mountain in the Cleaned & Pressed —$1.00— Towns Every SPECIALS ÄÄö VALUES Monday & Thursday Mens Wool Shirts, Clean Up Sale Regular $4.50 an<l $500 Choice $2.50 Boys Fur Unlined Caps for Winter \ Ah Exceptional Value in a Clean Up Sale At 50c Each ; Beautiful Plaid Blankets PER • Part Wool 72 x 84 Two Years ago This Blanket, was a Good Value For $6.00 a Pair. e Received h case direct from the mill, line assort ment of patterns GOING: OCT. 9, JO, 11 RETURNING! OCT. 19 I • ROUND TRIPPARIS TO DESTINATIONS 1OO MIUS AWAY 2gl6 200 1OOO AWAY 4.32 10.80 21.60 i Childrens Fine Ribbed Hose For School Wear, Colors, Black, Brown and Tan Pair 20c ------------------------------------- ----------- ■ ■ ---------------- -,------------------------------------------------- ;---------------------------------------------- Mens Cloth Gloves OKIGON-WASM SAMS for details Extra Heavy Brown Jersey and Canvas Pair 15c Yard-Wide Outing Flannel Stripes and Colons. G Yard For $1.00 J. C. FREEMAN ¿ CÚ SHERMAN COUNTY’S OWN DRY GOODS STORE THE JOURNAL $1.50 A YEAR
