MUIU,
Viv»vu
Meet* the 1st and 3rd
Thursday evening* of
each month. Visiting
. members cordially in
vited to meet with us
By order of W. M.
Robt. Urquhart, Secretary.
Betbletam Chapter No. 78 a E. S.
RR OTO, U rl-a il
communie*-
Regular
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.. tion* each 2nd and 4 th
Thursday evening* of
each month.
Mn. Ruth Sparling.
Worthy Matron
Nan* Barzee, SecreUry.
Moro, Oregon
MeeU every Monday
evening in the I.O.O.F
hall.
Transient and
visiting brothers art
cordially invited tc
meet with u*.
Harvey C. Thompson, N. G.
A. M. Young. Secretary.
R«b«cc* Lodge No
US
Moro, Ort gon
J Meet* 2d end 4 Lb Tue«
day* of each uivuti
Visiting members we»
come.
Florence McDonald
,
Noble Grand
essie Henrichs, Secretary
Chris Schultz Post No. 71
Meet* at Legion hall on
¡jgggj 2nd and 4th Wednesday
evenings of each month.
R. -J. Bruckert, Commander
.Vernon Flatt, Adjutant
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HARLAND VIEW GRANGE Na 682
Meet* in their hall in Harmony Dis
trict the second and* fourth Friday
nights of each ' month.
Visiting
Grangers welcome.
C. P. Adama, Master.
C. E. Crites, Secretary. /
Grass Valley Lodge No. 131,
I. O. O. F. meets every 2d and
4th Thursday uvenings of the month in
the Odd Felldws hall.
Sojourn ng
brothers are cordially invited.
Vern McGowan.
L. K. Smith
Becy.
N G.
Dr J. R. Morgan
DENTIST
United - States Dental Ex
aminer for this district
OFFICE AT
MORO, OREGON
I Dr. J. A. Butler i
DENTIST
HOME OFFICE. WASCO
«
;
Regular visit* made to Grass
Valley. Watch for announce-
ment*.
:
UPDEGRAFF & PEPPER
Attorneys At Law
Oregon
Moro
Webber's
SUITS
reorganize the class and prepare
for the winter study t course*.
It is hoped that Rev. Hutchinson
will remain for I be meeting.
Mrs. Ida Hastings, and her
daughter, Mrs. Alta Cunningham
and family, were here Monday
from Vancover, wash.
Mra.
Hasting returned to put her pro
perty. here in shape for the win
ter as she expects to remain in
Vancover.
proved to be the most exciting.
The teams being very well mat
ched. *
Mies Dorie
Fortner,
former
Mol« Fur
The fur of the mole is the best
when the animal is killed In the win
ter oes^n It is also classed as Writhe
la midsummer, although the animal's
fur is somewhat shorter then. During
the molting periods in the spring and
fail there is a deterioration in the
value of the fur.
student in the Moro High School,
Hugh Chrisman was in The
wan here viaiting school Monday.
last
Dalles on official business
Dorie is now attending school in
Monday.
Vancover, Washington.
It seems that Slovuk is so closely
R. H. Coppock and wife left
The girls la the Wasco High allied to Czech that most scholars de
Monday afternoon for a few days
School extended an invitation to scribe It as a dialect. This alphabet
business trip to Portland.
la founded on the Czech. Slovuk bodks
the Moro High School girls and were rare before the World war, but
Jess Landry and W. S. Powell
their mothers for their annual since the formation of the Czecho
shipped two car of cattle from
Girls Frolic. It is to a costume slovak state many have appeared.
Moro last Saturday night.
party.
Bern: To Mr. and Mrs. Mar
The Torch Honor Society held
lin Melzer, Thursday October 22,
its first meeting for this yesr
an 83 4 pounds girl at The Dalles.
Tuesday. The students thst are
Frank Fulton of Portland1, ad
Presbyterian Church.
eligible to belong to this Society
ministrator of the John Fulton
H. C. Baldridge, Governor of are: Doris Amidon. Roland Mc
estate, was here Tuesday on Idaho, says: “An Institution or Laughlin, Johnny Gentry, Grace FOR SALE—One set of Delco bat
business.
organization that implants Christ Cothran, MarjorieNahouse, Tom teries in good condition. See Vie Barr-
Marion McKee was in Portland ian ideals, builds character, and my Fraser and Leon Peetx. The Moro. Ore.
a part of the week attending a inspires to better service is a de Officers for the following year . FOR SALE White and buff orph
meeting of the State Pharmacy cided asset in a community. This are: President, Doris Amidon; ingtoo pullet*. For further informa
3oard.
' ’ ?
* •
I believe of the Sunday school Vice President Roland McLaugh- tion aee Mn. Henry Barnum, Moro, Ore-
M. M Overson was in Pendle and feel that its teachings will lan; Treasurer, Leon Peetz. ; FOR RENT Three room upstairs a-
ton last week on business con help us to maintain the deeply The sophomores who will be ini partmentor single rooms. Mrs. G. C.
nected with the experiment sta religious strain that is evidenced tiated into the Torch Honor So Aken.
throughout the history of our ciety are: Flora Williams, Sybil
tion there.
APPLES FOR SALE Cooking ap
The DeMoss family left last country. People are made great Belshee, and Maxine Henricks. ples 25c Box. Extra Fancy 50c Box.
Saturday for Euyene where they by living up to spiritual ideals.”
One gal. of Cider Free with each 5 Box
Mono VS GOLDENDALE
es. Bring your boxes and jug*. Ap
will be^tn their 59lh annual con
Sunday school 2:30 p. m.
The Moro Huskies tied the plet exchanged for wheat. Fdgar N.
cert tour/
Preaching service 3:30 p. m.
Goldendale griddera to a 0—0
Oct. 28 4t
Rev. R. A. Hutchinson will de score. Although the Moro boys Smith, Dufur.
Mr. and Mrs. George Upde-
graph were in Portland over the liver the sermon which will be were outweighed they more then FOR SALE Nice JERSEY COW.
week end visiting with George’s of special interest to young peo- held theirown against the bigger fresh short time, cash or will exchange
for grain. Edgar N. Smith. Oct. 23 2t
pie and The girls’- chorus will school.
mother who lives there.
Miss Marjorie Nahouse wept have charge of the music.
CHANCE OF ^LIFETIME. Reliable
Goldendale received -on the
to Vancouver, Wash., with the
kickoff and returned the ball to man Wanted to call oh farmers in Sher
Methodist Church
?ortner family Tuesday to re
their 80 yard line. Moro held man county. Wonderful opportunity.
Make 98 to |20 daily. No experience or
Moro
main the rest of the week.
them for downs and received the capital needed. Write today FRUST
Sunday school at 10 a. m. -
ball on her 40 yard mark. Moro & THOMAS, Dept F.426 fhird St Oak
The Missionary Society will
N. Sherman Hawk,
jhtn carried the ball a few plays land, Cailf.
meet at the home of Mrs. L. Y
Pastor. and punted. The teams both
doore Wednesday Oct. 28. at 2
made gain but always a march
o’clock. Everybody welcome.
Th« Full Goap«l Assembly
to the goal would be halted.
Mrs. N. W. Thompson and her
Usual
Sunday
meetings:
Moro had a number of good
;wo granddaughters, Vera and
Sunday
school
10
a.
m.
breaks
in the second quarter but General Shoe Repair-
Maxine Henrichs, left'Thursday
Preaching
11
a
m,
and
7:30.
failed to push the bill over.
or a few days trip to Portland.
“My sheep hear My voice, and Goldendale missed a chance to
Mrs. Anna Ellsworth arrived
I know them and they follow Me. score in the last quarter by fum
in Moro Tuesday evening from
IT PAYS IO HAVE THEM KE
And I give unto them eternal bling the ball. Just before the
London to attend to her property
RB’AIRED.-TRY US.
life, and they shall never per end of the game Moro’s center
We Pay Postage (»ne W*y
jere. She returned home Thurs
ish.” John 10:27, 28,
gave fullback McKinney a bad
day.
JOSEPH A. MEE
“Thisjs a faithful saying, and pass. He recoved the ball on
The W mcu Shan .Man
Mrs. E. Olds of Grass Valley,
worthy of all acceptation, that Moro six yard line to prevent WASCO
OKE.
moved to Moro the last of the
Christ Jesus came into the world Goldendale a chance for victory
week to spend the winter with
to save sinners. ” I Tittle 1:15
her daughter, Mrs. L. H. Na
If I am not a sheep, 1 am a
house.
i '
sinner, and Christ Jesus came in
Seargeant Frank Grimes of
to the world to save sinners.
the Oregon State Police was here
J. D. and Mrs. Miller,
Wednesday checking up on a
.
Pastors.
wrecked car and the fire at Grass
Valley
Christian Science • •
Charles V. Galloway of Salem,
Subject:
“Probation After
member of the State Tax Com
Death.
”
mission, was a visitor at the
Golden Text: John 5:25. Veri-
Assessor’s office Wednesday of
ly,
verily, I say unto you, the
this week.
hour
is coming and now ia, when
Charles Belshee, Lester Barn
the
dead
shall hear the voice of
um and Art Justesen. were in
the
Son
of
God: and they that
Portland the first of The week
with stock. According to re hear shall live.
Responsive Reading: Revel
ports, their stuff sold pretty well
ation 14:1 8, 6, 7, 12. 13.
on the market.
Church service ever’y Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fortner morning at 11 o’clock and Wed
and two daughters were here the nesday evening at 8 o’clock.
first of the week from Vancouv
All are cordially invited to at
er, Wash., where they are resid tend the church services and
ing. Scott did not come up with make usé of the reading room
the rest of the family.
which is open daily, where all
Owing to unforseen circum authorized Christian Science lit
stances that prevented, Mrs. Es erature may be read, borrowed
ter B. Harvey who was to have or purchased.
No fansar would keep kis hwtes locked up in the barn
spoken at The Full Gospel Chur
ch on Thursday evening, has can
while he did work they should be doing. Nor would the
Notes of Interest Fr^m The
celled her visit to Moro.
Baptist Church
©uwta
A party of young people gath
(Grass Valley)
ered at the May residence last
Morning Worship.
Saturday night to meet the new
Church School 10 a. m.
Driver ia In Sherman County
ly married Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Preaching 11 a. m. Subject:
Towne Every
May and pay their respects to “The Kingdom Parables.”—
Monday & Thursday
the bride and welcome her to the Matt. 13 chapter.
■
city.
Evening Worship.
I.
E.
Wilson
was
in
town
Wed
B.
Y.
P. U. 6;30 p. m.
When Your Shoes need
nesday. He and Mrs. Wilson
Preaching
7:30 p. m.
Repair, send them to . have just returned from atrip to
Prayermeeting and business
Washington where they looked meeting Tuesday 7:80 p. m.
over a great deal of that state
Rev. S. L. Boyce, Pastor.
GOOD SHOE REPAIRING
with the intention of locating
THE DALLES there..
2<>4 Second St.
Gran Valley
Several members of the Moro
Methodist Churth
woman’s Club were in Arlington
Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Thursday to attend a meeting of
the fourth district of the State , Preaching at 2:30 p. m.
Feberatioi.
The Moro club' A Boy Scout Court of Honor will
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members prepared a part of the be held at Wasco Monday evening
October 26th. All Scouts in the
program.
county are invited to attend.
WERN MARK’S
ZELL’S
FUNERAL HOME
And y«t, smm do!
—— or
(«KASS VALLEY PHARMACY
Phone222
CALLAWAY’S
FUNERAL CHAPEL
Funeral Director,
and Embalmara .
Union and Thii st
The Dalles, <
John Rust, son of Lot Rust of N. Sherman Hawk, Scout Master,
Troop 36, Wasco, Oregon.
Grass Valley, was arrested Wed
N. Sherman Hawk,
nesday by Sheriff Hugh Chris
,
Pastor.
man on a warrant issued in
Wheeler county. State Officer
McMahone returned him to Fos-' - -
O 1
1 BI
sN. The charge was rape.
A pot luck supper is planned
for the Keystone Class of the
The volley ball game on Friday
Presbyterian Sunday School, to
night between the Wasco and
be held in the church basement
Moro girls again spoke a defeat
at 5:00 o,clock next Sunday, Oct.
for Moro. The final score was
25. Thia is just after church
30 to 22.
service and all people of Key
stone age are urged to attend. This was the first game to be
The purpose of the meeting is to played on the home floor and it
MOFO 5CD001 NotCS
for Good, Staple Merchandise far below
even the prewar levels of many articles of
wearing apparel which we need for the
cold snap just ahead of us.
We Have Just Placed on our Shelves New Line of
HIGH CUT SHOE, 10 and 18-in. Tops for
Boys, Sizes:
$2.50
8 1-2 to ¡2, Little Gents
3.00
12 1-2 to 2, Youths
3.50
. 2 1-2 to 5 1-2, Boys
Mens 16 in. High Cuts
Starting at $5.00 for the Best Boot offered
anywhere for the price, to the Best Grade
Water-proof Shoe with two Full double
Leather Soles at $8.50 pair.
Mens Cloth Gloves
10c
Mens Canvas Gloves, pair ........
.Mens Jersey Gloves, Two pair for • < 25c
L) Mens O’ Coats
Starting a Clean up Sale we are Arn AG
Making Oife Price of
«piVeVV
on any O’Coat in the house, regular priced
fr$m $15 to $27.50. If you need an over
coat do not miss this chance to buy it.
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New Line Ladies & Childrens O’Shoes
REDUCED RATES
Mens 4-Buckle all rubber, or jersey top,
pair........... z-...........
............ ,■....... j $3.00
Childrens 4-buckle Jersey top. ...
1.50
farms of the comitry bare proved that ELECTRICITY IS
PLACING THE FARM ON A MORE PROFITABLE BASIS.
J. C. FREEMAN Í CO
SHERMAN COUNTY'S OWN DRY
GOODS STORE
a
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PORTLAND
OREGONf
*$100,003 PREMIUMS Uct.240ct3l
21*1 Annual Exposition combines Pure-bred Livestock Show; r/
Fat Stock Show; Dairy, Manufacturers’ and I^nd Products
Shows; Teol and Mohair Show; Poultry and Rabbit Show;
Industrial Exhibits; Bnys’-Girls’ Club Work Exhibits; Wild
Life Exhibit*; *Trulb-ln-Meata” Exhibits; and »pretacular Hone Show,
acres under one roof. Parkin* space for S.OM autos. Paved
ireet to entrance. Reduced fares on all tran«portstion lines.
Portland, Oregon
October 24-11
as
FEED ROLLING
Dry Feed Rolling at $2.°® per Ton
Steam Rolling At a small Increase
Mill Run 65c per Sack
MORO GRAIN GROWERS ASSOC’N
It b predicted that in the
■ear fatm tbs fam not equipped with modern electrical
aid mechanical equipment will pass from the field of compe
tition.
To the farm womaa, electricity should mean not unly
chine, electric *•», electric dishwasher, ▼accnn cleaner, and
. Copper Carbonate
Guaranteed Test 53 & 55
Run a Mesh of 200 or Better.
AMBULANCE SERVICE
I’hone 345 The D*ll«s, Ore
Reduced Prices
O’ Shoes at lowest prices ever offered; with
new snap fastner.
They do work that electri al machin-
where oaly eat grew before.
— And Greatly —
BOOK!
Put Them To Work
Cleaned & Pressed
—$1.OO—
New Specials
electricity the fdrni
has many potential helpers.
FFif A
PUT THEM TO WORK!
There Is No Better Copper Carinate
Lots of 1OO lbs. or more, 2Oc lb,
22c lb
lO-lb. Tins
MORO GRAIN GROWERS ASSOCN
Pacific Power &
Light Co.
at vow a»rvw»'\ •
THE JOURNAL $1.50 A YEAR