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Robt Urq wkart, Socretary
Bethlehem Chapter No. 78O.E. S.
Moro, Oregon
Regular
communic»-
> tiona aarh 2nd and 4th
Thereday evoninga of
each month.
Mrs. Roth Sparling.
Worthy Matron
Nana Barsee, Secretary.
Meet* every Monday
evening in the I.O.O.F
hall.
Transient and
visiting brothers are
cordially
invited to
meet with ua.
A. Douma, N. G.
- Joe Truitt, Secretary.
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Moro, Oregon
1 Meats 2d and 4th Tim-
days of each month.
Visiting members wel
come.
Florence McDonald
,
Noble Grand
ernie Hanrichs, Secretary ■
Chris Scbalta Post No. 71
Meet* at Legion hall on
2nd and 4th Wednesday
|w evening* of each month.
W. T. Johnston, Commander.
Vernon Flatt, Adjutant
H
HARLAND VIEW GRANGE Ne. MS
Meats in their hall in Harmony Dis
trict th* second and fourth Friday
nights of -each month. . Visiting
Grangers welcome.
C. P. Adams, Master.
Mrs. Alice Belshe, SecreUry.
Gras* Valley Lodge No. 181,
I. O. O. F. meet* every 2d and
4th Thuraday evening» of the month in
the Odd Fellow» hall.
Sojourn ng
brother» are cordially invited.
Vern McGowan.
L. K. Smith
N.G.
Dr. J. Â. Butler
DENTIST
HOME OFFICE, WASCO
Regular riait* made to Graaa
Valley. Watch for announce*
Friday afternodn Dec. 18th,
from 2 till 4 the Moro Woman’s
Club will give a Christmas pro
gram and entertainment for the
children. Meeting will be in
the club room at the aehooi build
ing which was fumigsted over
the past week end.
Dr. G. Arthur Clarke will be
in Moro, Sunday, Dee.,20th. at
the Hotel Moro.
The Keystone class of the Pres
byterian church will hoi 1 ita
next meeting Sunday evening Wt
the Ragsdale home. .
Harrv Pinkerton is the last to
succumb to the epidemic of small
pox that has been keeping many
people away from their usual
pursuits this winter.
W. H; Ragsdale waa kept in
doors for a few days this week
with a severe cold that made
him inclined to stay near the
fire.
Miss Kutch and Wendell Bal-
sigerwere visitors in Portland
over the week end.
Qwt V alloy
Haynes.
Dolls—Geraldine Norton, Jaunita
Preaching every Firat and Third MiteheH.
Sunday at 10 A. M.
Wigmaker-Carl Lyona.
Sunday school every Sunday Twelveth Night Bakers-Donald
morning.
von Borstel, Anita Dunlap, Hel
N. Sherman Hawk,
en Sather, Maxcine Pluemke,
Paator. Doloros Gregg. Frances Gregg,
Eilene Hogue. Rose Ellen Bar
Notea of Io tarati From The
nett.
Bibro School Notes
Duäng the courte of his visit
ond teams Saturday afternoon in
the gym. The first team proved
The Epicurean Club met at the victorious.
home of Lorena Young last Fri
(Gru* Valley)
Principal Luebke has been ab-
day afternoon* Rua.Helyer and sent Yrom school for the past two
Morning Worship.
Lorena Young demonstrated how
days. He sprained his back.
Church School 10 a. m. w
to make Welsh Rarebit and Blanc
Preaching. 11 A. M. Subject: Mange. The next meeting will
The volley ball girls are haring
Continuing the Series of sermons be held at the home of AltaNor- a pot luck dinner Wednesday.
-
n night
igni at
at ine
the nunieoi
home of ineir
their conca,
coach
on Revelations 7: chspter The ton
Th-ir—e :
Miss Kuteh. Part of the faculty
intervale Between the Sixth and
The Kent cirl sbuketb^l ■«.
... . .
will also be pretent.
Seventh Seals.
tette met defeat at the hands of
Jafiet Stephens .and Harry
Evening Worship
Madras team last Saturday night
Ragsdale entertained with cards
when in the first half of the
B. Y. P. U. 6;30 p. m.
game the visitors piled up twelve and ui dance for 24 of their
. Rev. S. L. Boyce,
friends Saturday evening the 12
points while Kent failed to score.
Minister.
They
played cards at
Jaa*
After a change in line-up for the
eta
aid
went
to
Harrya to dance.
aecond half, Kent was able to
Church every let and 3d Sun
hold its own securing five points
day at 11:15 a m.
to the visitors five. The game werp high point people in carde.
Sunday School every Sunday
ended ITWii
at 16 A.M.
Last Friday the intermediate
N. Sherman Hawk,
room published its psper/Tnter-
Pastor.
mediste Nevs,” under the direc
tion of Luther Devic as Editor,
He was assisted by Charlie Bill Principal Eventi et the Week
Francis V. Galloway, attorney
Wilson, assistant editor; Eugene
Assembled for Information
and well known public speaker,
Norton,and Helen Wilson, copy
'rom The Dalles was here Sun
of Our Readers.
Kent people attending the da readers. Carl Lyons, business
day evening and Monday morn
manager;
Anita
Dunlap
and
Ann
nce given at Shaniko last Satur
ing on legal business.
day night included Mr- and Mrs. ie Laurie Haynes, printers; Ei
Mrs. J. F. Foss was in The Paul Wilson, Loraine Darby, Del lene Hogue snd Msxcine Plumke,
Dalles- Wednesday to have an
clippers.
la Helyer, and George Wilson.
Bartlatt paars.
X ray examination of her foot
Visitors st school this week
Lawrence Gott of Shaniko was
which baa been bothering her
were: J. H. Wilson and wife, |M per ton on No. 1 peers. T>e
a visitor in Kent Saturday even-
for sometime,
Mrs. Ida Davie, A. A. Dunlap checks will total around >30,000.
Sternberg's Saddle factory, which
R. J. Gino celebrated his 74th ing.
and wife. - *
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank Haynes
was destroyed by fire in Albany re
birthday last Wednesday., Of
The seventh and eighth grades
these three score and fourteen and Mrs A. A. Dunlap were vie elected the following now class cently, will again operate in th* wing
of the bunding which partially nr-
years over fifty hsve been spent itora at The Dalles Saturday.
officers: president, Bertha Hely
Saturdry evening Margaret
in Sherman county.
er; vice president, Joseph Mor ■tailed and manufacture of order* <m
Art Osburn was off the job Dunlan was hostels ata party row; secretary treasurer. Paul h*nd will start The loe* by fire wa*
for a few days the first of the given at her home ipshonor of her' Schilling* librarian, Phoebe Lyo tno^oe. w
week with a cold, but he is as fourteenth birthday. Those at ns; sheriff, Jack Sather; proper * The «tate highway department ha*
started negotiations for right of way
bright and chipper as sver again. tending the party were: Char ty inspector, Robert Mitchell:
Walter May is in The Dalles les and Anita Dunlap, Charles, manner inspector. Myrtle Hely
Lester, and Clarice Wilson, Alta
aav location will follow Bridge »treat
having another cast put on his
er; decorator, Mrs. Wilson.
Norton, Richard and Anna Sath
foot which was injured in a fall
The high school pupil% togeth carnet with Uo preoeat highway nt
from the roof of his house last er, Evelyn and Luther Davis,and er with some of the seventh and the city limit*.
Margaret Mitchell - The evening
week.
eighth graders are working bard
was spent by playing games.
on their part of the Christmas
George Vintin and family are
moving into the Ireland house At midnight refreshments consi program which will be given
sting of salsd, sandwiches, cske Wednesday evening, December
recently vacated.
coffee and cocoa were served.
23, at 'the school house. The
Harvey Thompson, son of Mr.
Mrs. J. R.. Dellinger went to east of characters for the play
and Mrs. Hans Thompson, ret
MALE HELP WANTED
The Dalles last Wednesday where pageant,"Where Lies the Child**
urned from Eugene Weenesdoy
GOOD
PAY-STEADY WORK-
she visited during the Week, re which they are giving is so fol
fora vacation from his school
Several choice opening* in Citie* and
turning home Ssturday night.
lows;
Town* for ambition* men and w om e n.
work.
Mr.
Blair-Donald
MacInnis.
Mrs.
Jerry
Wilson
and
sons
Burton Hall of the ¿headquar
you if required. Write today. Mr.
ters office of the P. P- & L. Co. George and Lester and Mrs.Kelly Mrs. Blair*» Clarice Wilson.
Thoma*, Superintendent, 418 Third St.
Great
aunt
Amanda-Hester
Ly
were
visitors
in
The
Dalles
last
was in town last week.
Oakland. Calif.
ons. v
Thursday.
p
Three local men have been
Jack-
Letter Wilson.
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Davis and
employed by the state on the
z
Mrs. Ida Davis motored to The Hugh-Alta Norton.
highway in the north end of the
Early Christian-Edna Lyons.
Dalles Monday.
county.
Mrs. J. N. Mac Inpes has been Crusader-Kenneth Sather.
confined to her home because of Puritan Girl-Hasel Decker.
Y« Okie
Angel of Star-Margaret Dunlap.
illness.
THE DALLES
Shepherds Include:
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Guyton, Rua Helyer
Mr. Luther Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Evelyn Davis
Christian Science
Guy Walton attended Pamona Marjory MacInnis
Subject: ’ "Is The Universe^
Grange at Grass Valley Saturday.
Cherubs;
ECLK
Including Man. Evolved By Ato-
December 12.
Myrtle
Heyler
matic Force.”
Kent Grange No. 688 held its Bertha Helyer
Famong
Devils
Golden Text: - Psalms 102:25.
usual
meeting
Wednesday
night
Angels;
Of old hast thou laid the found
ation 6f the earth; and the heav Decemder 18 During the lect- Lorena Young
hirer's hour a program consisting Vrigina Helyer
ens are the work of thy hands.
of
a quartette by Harry and Mil- Anna Sather
Responsive Reading: I Chron
ard Howell, and Harley and Jay
Kings;
icles 16:8 14' 24-26. 81, 84-
McKay:
a
dialogue
"Coben
and
Charles
Wilson
Church service every Sunday
Me Brother” by* Evelyn Davis Charles Dunlap
morning at 11 o'clock and Wed
and Rua Helyer: a reading by Carl Pleumke.
nesday evening at 8 o'clock.
Corliss Andrews: a pantomine
The return basket ball game
All are cordially invited to at
'The Last RMe of Paul Revere” will be played with Madras la
tend the church services and
make use of the reading room was given? The program com that city Friday, December 18 th,
mittee iueMied Clarice Wilson, while the return game with Wa-
To our patrons and
which is open dally, where all ---- -
authorized Christian Science Ik----------------------And Bernice Howell,
customers M the
Legion
hall
Saturday
evening,
erature may be rend, borrowed
Happy Christmas
December 19th .
or purchased.
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OREGON STATE
OF GENERAL INTEREST
Kent News
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; SATURDAY and MONDAY SPECIALS
to the Moro School Friday, 11th
Mr. Adams visited almost al! the
rooms snd gave a talk to the
7th and 8th grades.
The basketball boys had a
Ace High Coffee, .
Nik-Ol-Jell Powder \.
Pumpkins, Topping Brand, 2Hs
Wadnuts, Standard Grade
Member Owned wholesale buying - Spells
Cheaper Prices
WALTER A. MAY A SON
THAT CHRISTMAS SPIRIT
Monarch Ranges
j ? Sealy Mattress
. Davenports
Lounging Chairs
Electrical Goods
Glassware
Moro Hardware & ImpL Company
Buying the Christmas Gifts will be less difficult
this season as the more useful articles of mer
chandise is the order of the day.
We have to
select from many different articles of merchan
dise more appropriate tor their usefulness.
Ladies House Slippers, Silk Hosiery, Handler-'
chief, Silk Bloomers, Vests and Brassiere, all
useful and very acceptable as gifts.
,
A pair of our Fluffy, part ’ wool fo^r
and one-half pound Blanket, size 75 X
84 inches
;
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Attorneys At Law
Moro
.
MUI
QlM
BATH TOWELS
18 x 48 double thread, good weight
Saturday Night
Dec. 19
25c Each
LADIES HOSE
Blue
Neat and accurate work
done. Air work Guaran
teed.
When Your Shoes need
Repair, send them to
’
Usual Bunday meetings:
Sunday school 10 a. m.
GOOD SHOE REPAIRING
Preaching 11 a. m., and 7 JO.
THE DALLES
204 Second St.
"What man is he that deaireth
life and loveth many days that
he may see good?'* Answer:
"Keep thy tongue from evil and
thy lips from speaking guile.
Depart from evil and de good;
------ AND-----
seek peace and pursue it*.
J. D. snd Mrs. Miller,
Pastors.
WERN MARK’S
ZELL’S
FUNERAL HOME
AMBULANCE SERVICE
Phone 846 The Dalle», Oro
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GRASS VALLEY PHARMACY
Phone222
We will also have a Christmas
program. A hearty welcome to
all the people all the time. No
preaching services.
CALLAWAY’S
FUNERAL CHAPEL
■oro
Union and Third St
The Dalles. Ore.
Ladies ChMbn Lace top Hose
S1-SO
" . Silk Hose, serviceable
weight, full fashioned 75c and 95c pr.
GREETINGS
Kent School. Notes
Sunday aehooi every Sunday
morning.
Hutter Lyon*—Editor.
Alta Norton was absent from
school Monday on account of
illness.
Arnold Dellinger was absent
The Kent boyt wens
from school Monday.
by the Madras boya on
The
floor last Saturday
they lost the game by W
ristmae program are 18-53. The Kent Q0ntet waa
of the
leading Madras by four polecat
"Santa *s White Whiskers”.
the half, but in UM third quarter
The cast of characters is as fol Madras gained on them and by
the middle of the laat * quarter
lows:
Lord High Chambealain-Charl- were in the lead where they
stayed until the end of the game.
Ie Bill Wilaoa.
Dame Goody—Edna McKay.
As their, part in the Cbristmaa
Court Jester—Nellie Grace W||- program, the seventh and eighth
grades are putting on La abort
Mary—Helen WiIson.
playlet,
"Peter’s
Christmas
Captain of theToy town Soldiers- Tree,**
Merril Sathers-
*
with the following cast:,
Sold ltrs-Roy Hogue, Earl Lyons Peter Allen- Jack Sather.
Carl Barnett.
Silas Tooker-Paul Schilling.
Head Brownie—EugHa Norton. Jimmy Burke-Cecil Norton.
Brownlee—Carl Burnett, Earl Bill Finke-Robert Helyer.
Lyons, Roy Hogue, Glen Sather Mrs. Nore Coofigan- Clarice
Carsten von Borstel,
Mitchell.
Fairies-Lavina Barnett. Leona Widow Greene-Bertha Helyer.
Sather, Annie Laurie Haynes, Nanny Binns- Phyllis Haynee.
Margherita von Borstel, Jean Alice Briggs-Phoebe Lyon«.
LADIES HANDKERCHIEFS
in Chriatm&H Boxes 85c and 50c for
MENS SOX AND HDKS
! Mens Fancy Cashmere wool Sox
3 Pair For $1.00
time approaches
MAY ALL ENJOY
MERRY
CHRISTMAS
HAPPY AND
PROSPEROUS
' NEW YEAR
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TREBS
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THE GRASS VALLEY
GRAIN GROWERS
Mens Pure Linnen Handkerchiefs,
,
were 50c a year ago.
Now 25c Each
In pursuance to our
annual custom we
will give
the compliments of
the
t
.
For $3.50 Pair
—
RORICK
PLUMBING
Sleds
Wagons •
A few Toy« to
make CU fìb U am >
real day of cheer v
We cordially invite the public to come
in and look over our Stock and Prices
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DANCE
UPDEGRAFF & PEPPER
FOR THE CHUM*»
.
FOR THE CHILDREN
Children« School Hdke.
I 5a Bach
Childrens pure wool hose reg-
gular 75c value in all sizes *
from 6 to 9 1-2, Special
85c pr.
Also Silk and Wool in same
sizes at same price.
L D. M. C. Embroidery Thread
8 skeins for
Stamped Pillow Cases, fine
quality, Hemstitched
*
10c
75o pr.
j. c. • mi
* 1 —. <- £ co.
SHERMAN COUNTY’S OWN DRY-
GOODS STORE
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