and doeth them not, shall be lik
ened unto a foolish men u hich
built hu hou/e upon t ti «and;
and the rain inc^n hu, and the
floods came, and lue winds blew,
and beat upon that house, and it
fel’, and,great was Ihe fa I of
same.
it.
”-Matt. 7:26-27.
Bethleham Chapter No. 78 O. E. S.
R H. Coppock left parly Tues
Moro, Oregon
J. D. and Mrs Miller,
communica-
day morning for Hood River to
Regular
_____
Pastors.
tions each 2nd and 4th attend a meeting.
Thursday evenings of
each month.
Mrs. N. P. Hansen was visit
Mrs. Irene Fraser,
Presbyterian Church.
in Mo-o the first of the week
Worthy Matron
Sunday school 2:30 p. m Top
from her home in Portland.
Nana Banee, Secretary.
ic: *'Jesus and ihe Man Born
Flo>d Flatt took a load of hors
Blind ” Text: “John 9:1 41.
es and household goods to Hood
Moro, Oi
Church services 3:30 p m., Mr.
Meets every Monday River Iasi week, returning Fri
Hutchinson preaching.
evening in the I.O.O.F day.
hall.
Transient and
visiting brothers are
A list of those who are ill with
Christian Scianca
cordially invited to the flu would read like the vob
meet with us.
Subject: “Soul.”
A. Douma, N. G. ing list with children’^ names
Golden Text: Lamentations 3:
Joe Truitt, Secretary. added.
25.
36 • The Lord is. good unto
Miss Vivian Trounce was un
able to make bef regu ar trip to them that wait for him. to the
It is
Moro, Oregon
Moro last Saturday because of soul that seeketh him.
good
that
a
man
should
both
K-Meets 2d and 4th Tues sickness.
.
day« of each mend
hope and quietly wait for the
Visiting members wel i
W H. Sipe and C. R Cameron, salvation of the Lord.
coma.__ ___ ____ _
representatives of the Interna,
Leona Douma, N. G
Responsive Reading:
Psalms
tional Harvester Co , were in 24:-10.
Jessie Henrichs, Secretary
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town Wednesday.
• Church service every Sunday
Cbria Sahalta Post No. 71
Miss Viola Hansen departed morning at if o’clock and Wed
from
her desk at the county nesday evening at 8 o’clock.
Meets at Legion hall on
3M 2nd and 4th Wednesday clerk’s office Wednesday long,
All are cordially invited to at
V evenings of each month.
enough to viBit The Dalles.
tend the church services and
W., T. Johnston, Commander.
R. H. Coppock was in Gilljam make use of the reading room
Vernon Flatt, Adjutant
county Monday, accompanied by which is open daily, where all
Vick Barr, on buaineas for the authorized Christian Science lit
HARLAND VIEW GRANGE No. 682 Hibernian Bank of Portland.
erature may be read, borrowed
Meets in their hall in Harmony Dis
Jeff Wilson, one time, pants or purchased.
trict the second and fourth Friday
nights of each month.
Visiting presser, was here Sunday even
Grangers welcome.
ing looking around for insurance
C. P. Adams, Master.
■ Methodist Church
Mrs. Alice Belshe, Secretary. prospects, as he is in that busi
Moro
ness in The Dalles.
l/DCdilf
Moro, Oregon
Meets the 1st and 8rd
Thursday evenings of
each month. Visiting
member« cordially in
vited to meet with us
Mr. Roy Marlin, who is in a
Hugh'Chrisman, W. M. .
Portland
[hospital, is about the
C. V. Belknap, Secy.
The Missionary society will
Grass Valley Lodge No. 181,
I. O. O. F. meets every 2d and hold an alt day meeting Feb. 17,
4th Thursday avenings of the month in with Mrs. McKean.
Potluck
the Odd Fellows hall.
Sojourn ng sewing to do and bandages to be
brothers are cordially invited.
made—bring old sheets.
Vera McGowan.
* L. K. Smith
N. G.
. Secy.
Mrs. C. E. Pool and Mrs.* M.
R. Eoff were here the first of
the week to celebrate the fiftieth
anniversary of their parent»,
^or your convenience I have ar
Mr. and Mrs. Pinkerton.
ranged for you to leave your
M. E. McKee and wife were in
Shoe Work at Walter A. May &
Portland the first of the week
Son. Pick up and delivery twice
on a business trip.
Don Clod-
a week at no coat to you.
felter was in charge of the
JOSEPH A. MEE
pharmacy during their absence.
The Wasco Shoe Man
Monday night the Moro Odd
fellows entertained fellow mem
bers of the order from all parts
of the county, and initiated a
Dr. J. A. Butler
DENTIST
HOME OFFICB, WASCO
In Moro the First Week
in Each Month
UPDEGRAFF & PEPPER
Attorneys At Law
Moro
PLUMBING
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Neat and accurate work
done. All work Guaran
teed.
Special Attention Given
Coil«
When Your Shoes need
Repair, send them to
WERN MARK’S
L
GOOD SHOE REPAIRING
204 Hocood St
THE DALLES
ZELL’S
FUNERAL HOME
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AMBULANCE SERVICE
Phot»« 846 The Dalle«, Ore
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GRASS VALLEY PHARMACY
Phooe222
MORNING WORSHIP
Church School 10 a. m.
“Jeeusand the Man Born Blind.”
John 9:1-11; 30 38.
Preaching. 11 A. M. Subject:
“The Seven Last Plagues, or
Vial Judgements.” Revelations
chapters 15, 16.
Tli« Full Go«p«I Ataembly
Usual Sunday meetings:
Sundsy school 10 a. m.
Preaching 11 a. m.
Cottage Meeting,
Pastor’s
home, 7:30. p. m.
Jesus said, “Everyone that
heareth theae sayinga of mina*
the new narrow-brim types wMieb are
tured emphasises a recent treni wMeh
tres chic Ballon are worn tilted. Ad
vance mldeeason and winter fMort
straws Include many «alter«»
A total of 167,191 acres ~0t lsrMl
land was burped over during the last
year, according to a report made to
the Oregon state board of forestry at
its annual meeting held ia Salem.
This does not include national forest
acreage, but only that coming' wader
the jurisdiction of Lynn Cronemtllar.
state forester. This 13 approximately
three times the acreage burned ever
in 1930, but falls for short of the seo*
ord established in 1929.
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Making
Life Richer
a t Less Cost:
Three cents to hear the^vorld’s greatest in your home
Thrvc cents
«’d you pay to listen in
on the radio all evening.
Less (han a dollar a month. Isn’t this
Continued frontpage on«<. ♦ '
Valley)
electrical ervicc a truly great valut;/
“ Orcon iuvi ihe other services illus
velopment of. the Columbia., driver,
which appeared in a recent issue of
thp Oregonian.
***’
So much interest was developed
trated below. Has any other industry
ever given you more for your money?
do you get more
for your money
than in buying
Electric Service?
More than
hours
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Towns for ambicious men and wonfien«-
Exporience unnecessary/’ We finance
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Oakland, JCalif
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record of 238 to 283 eggs, mated to
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24 ounce eggs and lots of them^.s^By
the hundred 10 cents aa<$L> Setting
eggs $4.00 per hundred. »«Satisfaction
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The Dalles
SATURDAY NIGHT
FEB. 13‘
Gram Valley
Methodist Charsk
Mias Josephine Johnson's name
appeared in the Monmouth Nor Preaching every First and Third
mal school psper, “TheXamron,’ Sunday at 10 A M
Sunday school every Sunday
as one of the cast [in the play,
tnorning.
"Lima Beans,” which according
N. Sherman Hawk,
to the notice, went over with
Pastor.
wondefrul success,
Oiuiffomr
■
Clarice and Charles Wilson,
aqd Pauline ' Davis were dinner
guests at|the Jj.N.Maiilndlshome
Baptist Church
«T
By CHLKIE NICHOLAS
Mr. Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Decker and
daughter, Hazel, were visitors at subjects oLour study.
Mrs Akers, as director, interspersed
the Ott Smith home Suhday.*
her program with some very pleasing
Mr. and MrsK..l>ick Rackman, musical numbers. .
Jr., were visitors in Grass Val
February 19th is the date of cur
ley the'earlier part of.the week. observance of the Washington bi
centennial, and Mrs. Margaret Peets,
Mrs. J. H. Bilson visited «t as director, is preparing an especially
the home of Mr, and Mrs-.AItred fine and varied program. As J» u
Lyons, Monday, while Mr. W I- rather a special feature in our yean
son was a visitor in Grass Valley. work, all women of the community
whether club members or not ar: in-
Arnold Dellenger has returned vitad to .attend. -, We feel v
can
home after / vising at the ? Ben smuts you an enjoyable aftein.
Allen home in Condon -
: .
V Notes of Interest Frwm The
Woods were here from Walla
A MILE AND A HALF FROM
Walla and Weston, respectively,
CHURCH_
to attend the golden wedding o:
We’re a mile and a half from church,
their old friends, Mr. and Mrs.
you know,
R. W. Pinkerton.
And it rains today, so we can’t go,
The Ladies* Aid Society wil We’d go ten miles to a dance or show
hold their social at the home of Though the rain should fall and the
winds should blow, .
/
Mrs. C. R. Belshee February 18, But the church is different, we'd have
Mrs. Avery Martin assisting to
you know,
entertain. The Dorcas Socie y That’s why when it rains we just can’t
go
invited to attend.
Ben Peetz and wife were here
Wednesday and part of Thursday
on their way to Pendleton from
a trip to Portland. Friends
surprised them at the L. L.
Peetz home Wednesday night
for an old fashioned visiting bee.
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SAILOR HAT IS “IN”
information and comment, that Mrs.
•
Bryant suggested that an “open for
Wilson, and um? a the end of each meeting would
Sunday.
1 •
Mr. and Mrs. L- E. Witeon of
Pullman, Wasington arrived in
Kent late Sunday eveni»g, wher<
Mrs. Wilson ha<Kbeen mrtnmone<
to be with her tnothef, Mrs
Betty Kelley, who is seriously il
at the home of J. M. Wilson, y
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Reck man
Jr.,' were visitors at thè home o
Carl Schadewitz,.ths latter part
of last week. - •
V » • *v
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Stout, Jim
mie Rees, and Darrel Altermat
of’Shaniko attended the fmrty
that was piven in Kent Saturday
evening.
A short and interesting pro
gram was given during the lect
urer’s hour at the regular Grange
meeting which Was held last
Wednesday evening.
v.
Sunday school every Sunday
Miss Mary Smith of Moro who
morning.
has been visitihgat the homes, o
Church every 1st and 3d Sun J. H. Wilson and Carl Lyons, re
turned home Sunday.
day at 11:15 a. m.
Mr. Jimmie Brow*n of Redmofit
N. Sherman Hawk,
*
Pastor. visited at the 1.*^. Maclnnis
home Sunday afternoon, ;
i
neophyte into the myateriea.
EVENING WORSHIP
Mrs. Hugh Chrisman enter
B. Y. P. U, 6;30 p. m.
tained the bridge club and a few
Preaching 7:30 p. m. Subject:
friends ' Tuesday
afternoon.
There were six tables in all anc 'The Ideal Christian Life.”
Pray erm ee ting and Bible study
those participating had a very
Thursday
7:30 p. m. 22d. chap-
enjoyable time
tes
of
Acts
Anson Woods and Elswqrtb
A meeting was held Tuesday
evening betw en .-the Rebekahs
and their husbands. Cards were
played, with clever stunts inter-
sperced and a bounteous lunch
topped off the night’s program.
in the subjects discussed duiing the
afternoon, several offering interesting
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