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school last week. This division was ' tables of brdge at her homo Friday. | Everott, Ryland Scott, Rev. Hawk and named by the club members as the Wasco Pig Club, and is under the di- rection of Mr. Harry Van Gilder, The object of of this work is to create interest in farming. There are seven children children enrolled in this club and they have “already sent for their charter. The following are merit bers: Ted Proudfoot Monty, Lundy and Kenneth Wilde; Catherine and David Richelderfer, Gordon Van Gilder. The officers that have been elected for The boys will compete against the this first year are: Ted Proudfoot, girls in presenting a program on Fri president; Monty Lundy, vice presi dent; and Kenneth Wilde, secretary. day afternoon. COMING SHEWN CUMAN' Moro School Notes. The Tewose Campfire girls. The Grass Valley boys and girls Friday night the Wasco Wor- Janet Stephens, and Laura Rug basket ball teams will journey to riors joumied to Hood River where gles, gave an informal dinner Kent, Saturday night, February 27. were defeated by ascore of 17-34. party for the Tewose group at The geography class is studying 1 Saturday evening both of the Was Janet Stephens- bouse, February China this week. co high school basket ball teams went 10. The Guardian, Miss Helen The Biology class is testing^foods to 'Dufur where they succeeded in Osborne, and her assistant, Mus beating both the Dufur boys and in their Laboratory werk. . ; > Thomas, were both unable to be girls. The boys game was a very ex there because of illness The citing game from the beginning, and ta the end of the game the score stod table was decorated in valentine at a tie of 27. Therefore an overtime Kent School Notes colors. The place card* and fav- period was played, but neither team ^ors were dainty valenlim R. Af Hester Lyons—Editor. was able to score a point during! the ter dinner the girls played g«n es Pauline Davis has enrolled in the period, so a second overtime period and chatted until departing. was called in which the Warriors b creeping class. Miss Mamie Traylor, former were able to score' four morei points The following Washington program high school student of Moro, en was given bythe pupils of the various making the score 27-31 in favor of tertained for a number of her rooms of the Kent school Friday af- Wasco, at the end of the second over time period. high school friends. Saturday af ternon: The girls game was also a very ternoon with a bridge party. Song—America. hard fought battle and at the end of Those present were: Eva Miller, One minute Salute. the end of the game the score was Janet Stephens, Laura Ruggles, Pledge to the Flag. 10-11 in favor of Wasco- Mr. Sor- The American Creed. -Leora Peeta, Signa Woods. Eu- । weide of The Dalles referred both Reading—The Name of Old Glory, alyn Hastings, Lavon Sayers. games. This was the last game of Patricia and Jean Powell, Mar Evelyn Davis. Song—Father of the Land We Love the girls for this season and was the jory Nahouse, Grace Cothran, last that Belle Clothier and Elna —by upper grades and high school. , and Marjory Kunsman, The Minuet—by intermediate and pri- I Houston will represent Wasco High I in athletics as they will both graduate prise was won by Janet Steph Guests wer« from Wasco, Th« Dalles The Stiles and Moro. High score for the afternoon was made by Mra. Florence Walsh. ' Mr Mr. and Mrlk Mrs. Arthur Sargent and I daughter wer shopping in The Dalles last Saturday. J. P. YatetT The Wasco Study club met with Mrg Hugh Walker Friday afternoon. | Mrs. Elva Bryant of Moro was guest speaker* j For those who wish, to keep inform ed about county matters the Sherman County Journal is indispensible. Washington at Fifth Street, PORTLAND, OREGON ' 4 Mrs. M. G. Tuel entertained five tables of bridge Monday. The Wash Mrs. Robert Manning Is reported on ington birthday idea was beautifully carried out. Mrs. L. J. Lucas made the sick list thia week. high «core. Mrs. Frank Lamborn and The-Eastern stgrs gave a Wash Mrs. Earl Jones consolation. ington birthday party after their Judge and Mrs. Potter transacted । business meeting Tuesday night. A good program was given after which business in The Dalles the last of ¿tbo r Our usual pre-war transient rates still prevail. Special Rates to permanent Guests dainty refreshments were served by a committee. Th« Pythian Sisters, gays • Wash- Among those seen at the Boy Bey Scout ¡ngton birthday party fcfter business program at Moro Sunday night were . meeting Thursday . night.v A very Mn. and Mr«. Hawk and daughter, | program was given followed by Dainty refreshments were Mary Sargent, Miss Trounce, James eards O’Meara, James Manning, Arthur served by a committee. Van Gilder and Mr. and Ma. Mrs. Frank Lamborn Jr. entertain Scott ed the Nightingale bridge club Mon Mr. and Mrs. H. D, Proudfoot day night. Three tables played. Club transacted business in The Dalles last ‘prise was taken by Mrs.. Andy Shearer and guest prize by Miss Tuesday. • . * Mrs. Hildred Zell shopped in The Dalles Tuesday. Miss Georgia Harper entertained Mrs. Herbert Boot entertained sis seventeen friends at her home Mon« evening in honor of her seven tables of bridge at her horn« Thuro- teenth birthday. Five tables of Rook club and guests. High score for the wer« in progress during th« evening* club was made by Mrs. M. G. Tuel Th« high scores being made by and for the guests by Mrs. Florence Myrtle Garland and Max Williams- Those present were Belle Clothier, Walsh. * Augusta Huckins, Myrtle Garland, Mrs. Elisabeth Fuller entertained Mary Jeanette Sargent, .Winifred the Mary ElizaMh Fortner, Katherine Hawk, Elna class Wednesdays A good paper on Holsten, Mignon Wall, Ruth Schwen- Jezebel written b^Mrs. Frank Knox d«l, Georgia Harper, Kenneth Walker, was read. Later refreshments were John Hawk, John Jr. Johnson, Paulen served by Mrs. ^Sargent and Olive Kaseberg, Max Williams, Delmef Robinson. Smith, Edward and Nyal Grady, and Gordon Harper. Everyone enjoyed a mary pupils. The Saturday night dinner club had Operetta——by intermediate and p I this spring. They were both star ens., most delightful evening. a pot luck dinner at the home of Mrs. players in the basket ball and volley The high school paper. “The mary pupils. Hugh Walker. Covers were laid for ball. The girls have a very fine rec Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stanley and Song—Yankee Duudle. Moro Optomist,” will be publish 12. After dinner bridge was played Patricia Yocum were dinner guests ord this year, being defeated only Play let—Washington or Lincoln- ed Wednesday, 24, with Leora once during the entire season. This- and high score made by Mr. and Mrs. at the home of Mrs. W. C. Harper high school. Peets and Grace Cothran as edi- I was at the hands of the Gross Valley W .H. Burres. Guests were Mr. and Sunday. Song—America, the Beautiful. I Mrs. Hugh White, Mr. and Mrs. Her I giri*- ors.;; \ Playlet—When Murthy an4. George George C. Sibley employed by the bert Root, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Burres, Monday morning the Wasco school The Moro basket bail girls lost Returned—7th and 8th grade pupfis. Tex Arteburn’s Barber Shop in Pen Mr. and Mrs. B.H. Grady and Mr. and Closing Tribute—J>onald Maclnnis. held an assembly in honor of the 206 to the Grass Valley girls, when dleton, and Miss Ruth Benett, who is Song—Star Spangled Banner—Au birthday of George Washington, Mrs. Ed McKee. they played at Grass Valley attending the St. Joseph Academy at Mrs. John Crawford, returned to which was presented by the grades that place, were visiting Miss Mattie Friday 20 The acore was 1613. dience. Granddalles Wednesday after, having and the junior class. The Camp Fire girls met at the Parks and Pete .Finley at Dinty’s The Moro boys also lost to the visited Mrs. Fred Fortner for several Norton home Tuesday evening to Service Station over the week end. Gross Valley boys. The score days. * practice their play. Ben Morford accompanied by Etta was 41-15. WOMANS CLUB Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Grady were The Kent girls’ basket ball team and Elna Houston motored to Arling The girls basketball team of came out victorious in their game visitors at The Dalles Tuesday. ton Sunday on business. Continued from page one. the gradea defeated the Grass with Rufus on the Kent-floor last The Ladies Aid of the M. E* church Mrs. Kyllo. ( • Last Sunday evening Mr. and Mr«. Valley grade team Saturday 21. Saturday evening. The girls played 8. Sketch of the “Music of George ae planning to have a St. Patrick Tea. Ormand Hilderbrand entertaine d six good ball throughout and were ahead The place has not been decided upon The score was 16-5. The Moro couples at dinner at their home, after of the Rufus team through all the Washington’s Time” by Mrs. D. E. as yet. which the remainder of the evening girls played splendid game and game. At the half the score was Stephens and introduction to “Battle Among those who attended tKe was spent in playing cards. Mrs. L R J . showed great improvement. 12-8 in favor of Kent. When the of Trenton.” ». “Battle of Trenton” by Helen Masonic lodge Monday night at the Walsh won the high score for the The grade boys were defeated ■«cond half started, th« K«nt team .... , Washington birthday celebration were ladies and Mr. Afton McIntyre won held it« lead until th« «nd of th« gam« I Searcy. 10. “Public Relationships of George Art Smith, Max Schwend«!!, Clyde the high score for the gentlemen. when the score totaled 24-16 in its favor. Clarice Wilson made 11 points Washington” by Mrs. Cellis Moore. Fridley, Herbert iRoot, Gue Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. C. R Ellis of The 11. Song, “Father of the Land We Ormand Hilderbrand, L. P. Haven, Dalles visited Mr. and Mrs. Paul for the Kent team. * Cru» ViBey Sctel Notes - I Love” by Girls Glee Club under di Arthur Sargent, Dan MteDermid. Har Those on the sick list this week are ry Proudfoot, Harry Van Gilder, Chas McCulloch last Sunday. rection of Miss Thomas. * MàKlKTI FEKRY. EDITOB | Marguerite Mitchell and Marjorie 12- “SSnata” by Helen Searcy. Maclnnis. Announcements by Mr. Luebke. Th. W-htaiton Day prorram putt Appreciation by director of Those - . av U 11* V afurnann tests next week, the eighth grade pu- »"by th.Khoclla.1 ^day^Uj^n r.vi.wtn« .on» of taking part, Cooperation by school, Guests attending. ^.hurn.^. ¡hair aubjaeta. children took their parte very wall abMin from 13. Song by audience, “My Oregon. Mr. Shepard gave a very interesting The March 4th meeting should be 8th grade room last week. speech on Washington. Veree Pike of interest to all, the topic being The Kent boys* won another one South American Religion, under the won the picture for guessing the point victory last Saturday evening direction of Mrs Giles French. names of all the pieces played which just included the grade school pupils, when they boat Rufus on the home floor by a final score of 21-20. The The Grass Valley Tiger ette« de- Rufus Ave led the game from the faated th« Moro “Teddy Boars” in a. gtart and thirteen pointe to Very exciting game last Friday by a Kent’s at the quarter. Neither score of 18-18. Th« Moro girls were jn th« second quarter, ahead at the end of the first quarter but fn third Kent that 2-1 but the Grass VaU«y^ girls sue- had a very small lead when th« Mrs. Belle Clothier was called to eMd«d in taking) th« lead in the mc - whbtle Wew During the last quarter CastleRock Thursday on account of ond quarter and kept it throughout Kent was able to get th« l«ad and the death of her father. She left Fri the game* hold it until th« last. Harley McKay day to attend the funeral services. Friends and tanfliet are now in such The Grass Valley Tigers defeated and Lester Wilson shared honors as Arvid Anderson was transacting close coaneetion, by voice I the Moro Quintet in a slow gam« last high point men with seven points business in The Dalles Wednesday, Friday night in th« local gym by a each. The friends of Albert Kaseberg score of 41-15. Moro never came If the Rufus game had been play c I om to threatening and th« wearers ed Monday, the Kent girls basket ball will be glad to know be is doing very of the Red and White chalked up season would have been over, but nicely at the St. Vincent hospital in points with monotonous regularity. Wbuld you Ilk« a lit- tag from your hom« since this game was postponed it Portland where he underwent a major» operation last Tuesday. tie individual telephone or office to theirs? The Grass Valley "Midgets” de drags the schedule out, leaving this directory, neatly We shall be Raymond Crews who is a patient at feated the Moro “Midgets” last Sat weekend without a gam«. Sine« th« glad to give filled iff with urday night in the letters gym by a Grass Valley girls are also without a St Vincent hospital following an ope you this con game this week, they may come up ration is reported as doing nicely. the telephone score of 80-3 venient di for a scrimmage game with Kent numbers of B. H. Grady accompanied by Nyal The Grass Valley grade school rectory with when the boys team corse. The two and Edward spent Sunday at Golden- your frienda girls were defeated by the Moro all informa in other cities, dale the guests of Mr. ‘ Grady’s grade school girls last Saturday night tion properly Kent. together with mother Mrs. E. V, Grady. by a score of 18-3. entered. e The games which were scheduled FRt«8 fpf jaftr The W. C. T. U. gave a Francis The Senior class was entertained with Rufus for the 22nd have been in- | Willard and Washington’s birthday Bunday evening at the harne of Mrs. definitely postponed. T he P acific T elephone and T elegraph C ompany program at the home of Mrs. Jessie Dell Olds by Mrs. Poley, Mrs. Vintin Merrill Sather was awarded a prize Amos Wednesday afternoon. At the __ and Mrs. Olds. Dinner was served at "»■r-r eight o’clock after which cards were by MiÄ Helyer for having read and close of a very good program dainty refreshments were served by the played. Maxine Rolfe received first reported on ten books. A DOLLAR’« WORTH Harley McKay drew the 7th-8th committee. prize and Pearl Bell consolation for CU, Ibb Coupon ‘ubscrtpHon .o the Senior girls, Willard Barnet first graders an interesting Washington Glen Mauerer of Portland was a and Lincoln black board calendar for prise and Don Smith consolation for . THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR | week end visitor in Wasco. He and • the boys. Mrs. Tets received first this month. Mrs. Mauerer formerly lived at »rise for the ether set. Ice Cream Virginia Helyer has returned to Wasco. : I Tl»ûr-Ù. worts, musi«. school after having been absent for M »»Il ss d»i’«rta Lloyd Hennagin is renovating his SimnM, «ducllon. Everyone enjoyed, themselves very a few days. Anna Sather, who was home during Mrs. Hennagin’s ab absent becauae of a mwnp’i scare, has sence. She is visiting with her mother TsndOM'oM dollar (ID. The Civics class is giving a debate also returned to school. I in Moro. Friday morning and the question is: Mrs. Jennie Porter was a business "Resolved: Thah the Jury System of visitor in Th« Dalles Thursday. the United States ts a failure and Wasco School Notes should be abolished " Speakers on Mrs. Minnie Dutton was reported A diviaon of the 4-H dqh, apon- (SUU) the affirmative <re Marietta Perry on the sick list this last week. ► (Tm) V ♦ ♦ ♦ 4 * and Peari Bell. 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