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THE SHERMAN COUNTY JOUKNAL MoKO, OREGON MAY 6, 1U32- PAGE 2 EX ^TownTalk . Moro, Oregon Meeta the 1st and 3rd Thursday evening* of each month Visiting Mra, Bryant addreased the meeting of the Tuesday Club at Wasco thb Hugh'Chrisman, W. M. C. V. Belknap, Secy. Glenn Glass, brother of Mrs., Hai el Woods, is visiting here this week from Bethleham Chapter No. 78 O. E. 8. Go Id end ale Moro, Oregon The Methodist Ladies Aid held a tea Regular communica at the home of Mr* W O. Bryant tions each 2nd and 4th Thursday afternoon Thursday evenings of Mrs E. Goeler and son of Portland each month. Mrs. Irene Fraaer, visited her sister. Mrs. Paul May, aev- Worthy Matron Nana Barzee, Secretary. Mrs. K. W. Blackburn visited with ber mother, Mrs. Hugh Chrisman, from Arlington last week. Moro, Oregon Meets every Monday Mrs E. E. Kase burg and Mrs. Fos evening in the LO.O.r ter of Portland were Sunday viaitora of hall. Tranaient and visiting brothers are Mrs Webber and Mrs. Walter May Don't agitate «bout thia wind. Its juat cordially invited to meet with u*. blowing to take the wrinkle* out of the A. Douma, N. G. new leave* that are coming out on the Joe Truitt, Secretary. tree*. The yonger *et were entertained by the Misao* Doria and Gale Amidon at Moro, Oregon e Amidon country borne, Wednead*y d Meeta 2d and 4th Tue* days of each month. evening. Visiting members wel Mr. and Mrs Or ’ h Thompson left come. Monday for their home in Beaverton Leona Douma, N. G- after visiting Mr Thompson’s parents here a few day*. Lila Bull, Secretary. W. 8 Powell, director of the Pacific Chri* Schmits Post No. 71 Grain Growers was in Spokane this week for a meeting of the directorate of to Meets at Legion hall on that organisation. M 2nd and 4th Wednesday Mrs. Lloyd Hennsgin, Miso Georgia V evenings of each month. Harper and Miaa Vivian Trounce of W. T. Johnston, Commander. Wasco, attended the recital of Mrs. Vernon Flatt, Adjutant_____ Akers' pupils here Tuesday night. Mrs. R. Cheney of Arlington, at- I tended the meeting of the missionary I society here last Friday and gave I «evera) songs that were much appro- I ciated.^ - - \ Bill and Dutch Rooper, well known I residents of Antelope, attended the x—-———| odd Fellows meeting here Monday and report things looking good for crops in their territory. We have some great bargains in used Combines. Any one in need of harvesters should see us at once I these bargains will be picked up soon. I Ginn, Coleman A Co- Grass Vslley Lodge No. 181, I. O. (J. F. meets every 2d and 4th Thursday «veiling* of the month in the Odd Fellows ball. Sojourn ng brothers are cordially invited. Vern McGowan. L K- He ©Ibe JHill DANCE AUDITORIUM BALL ROOM hospital Wednesday evening. Mrs. Lily Webber left Wednesday for Portland to visit her daughters at that place. Mr*. Elva Bryant was in Wasco Tuesday attending ■ meeting of the Tuesday dub. Mias Helen hutch is bn the teaching force again after spending two weeks in a Corvallis hospital. Mrs. Jessie Henrich* returned fram Portland this week after having her nose treated with radium. Mrs. Ruby Pettys from the sol taty country where Buckhollow joins the Deschutes, was a visitor in Moro this Several of the older residen to of this vicinity were in The Dalles Thursday to attend the meeting of Wasco county Pioneers. The city council St their last meet ing held Thursday night voted to accept the Conlee well and made the first pay ment thereon Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Osborn, parents, of Miss Helen O*born, local school teacher, viaited here over the week end. The Dutch Fuller truck with Art Buchohz up broke down near Shaniko Tuesday night and is undergoing re pairs at that point. A eraw of men are engaged in repair ing and straightening the steel tsnk in which the Shell Oil Co., keep their gas oline supply, this week. ■ Ralph Hinkle was rushed to I he hos pital early Thursday morning with a severe esse of appendicitis. He was operated on and is resting easier. Mrs. E. Amidon entertained a house full of friends last Tuesday afternoon with bridge. Mrs. L. L Peetz ths most successful- player, with Mrs. Reese second. MAY 7 ECK RORICK’S Blue Devils with ERWIN COREY FOF Supreme Subject! “Adam And Fallen Man.” Goldenj>xt: Job 14:1.2 Man that is born ofa woman iaof few days, and full of trouble. Ho cometh forth like a ’flowerrand is cut down; he fleeth also as a snadow, and continueth not, Responsive Reading: John 3:1-3, 13, 14. Church service* every Sunday morn ing at fl o’clock and Wednesday even ing at 8o'clock* All are cordially invited to attend the church service* and make use of the reading room which is open daily where all authorized Christian Science literature m*y be read, borrowed or purchased. Methodist Church Usual meetings on Sunday. Sunday school at 10 a. m Preaching at 11 a. m. Court Judge % " Position No. X Qualified—Vigoroua—Procreative H* Is sooMlentlew* eno h** the cont»d«n«e •nd respect of *11 th* poopl*. —Ads. METHODIST CHURCH Or«M Vadl«y - Christian Sals neo Sunday school at 10 a. m. Basket dinner at the church st 11.80 after which Dr. Yainea will preach. v . N. Sherman Hawk, pastor. Baptist Church (Grasa Valley) News Notes from the Baptist Church Grass Valley, Oregon. Morning worship; Church school 10 a. m. Preaching 11 a. m Subjects The Nightengale of the Psalms, and Expo- sition of the 25th. Psalm. Evening worship: B. Y. P. U. 6:80 p. m. Subject: Preaching 7:30 p. m For Christ’s Kake. Prayermeeting Thursday 8 p m. The j 3rb. chapter of James for Bible atuny. । T > THE MEMBERS OF THE CHUROH Your pastor would like to see more ( of the church members attend the ser- ' vices of the church with the avowed । purpose of encouraging other* to attend Surely our church need* the power that! i* promised through fellowship. atteD* j dance and prayer. These are day* of testing Let uh be faithful. • S. L. Boyce, Minister i Mn L H. Nahouse was in Grass Valley a few days thia week taking I care of her mother who is ill with the for your convenience 1 have ar- I influenza. She returned Wednesday 1 ranged for you to leave your I bringing her mother with her. W. Powell and family, Roy Powell Shoe Work at Walter A. May A Son. Pick up and delivery twice I and family, Mrp. E. H. Moore, Mrs. I Bmma Hayr* and sons, Carroll and Omer a week at no coat to you. I were in Pnneville Tueaday to attend JOSEPH A. MEE I the funeral of Mra. J. O. Powell. The Waaco Shoe Man I Faye Thompson of Moro, is a mem- „ I ber of the mixed chorus of Albany col- II legs which will present a concert on | the evening of May 6th. Miss Thomp- son will graduate from college in June. D. E. Stephens. W. F Jackson, J. C. DENTIST McKean, George Hennagin, O. L Bel c she. Art Osborn and G. L. French were HOME OFFICE, WA8C4) seen at the tractor demonstration on the Weatherford ranch near Ceci) last € | Friday. In Moro the First Week • We have quite a large atock of I I Case Combine extras on hand. Farm- in Each Month »» | ers should look over their combine’s s and place orders for Extras early ao | that any thing we are abort of we I could have time to get them before UPDEGRAFF & PEPPER | they are needed. Ginn, Coleman ACo- EVELYN BRUNE ringing j. O. BAILEY CH^ES Moro Missionary Hall and wife from Ark Sunday school at 10 a. m. ington. were here last Friday where At 7:30 p. m. Dr. Yainea will oc- they gave a talk and displayed some cupy the pulpit. After the regular eurios of their missionary days at the services the quarterly busineaa meet Bryant home They were stationed in ing will be held. Sumstra. N. Sherman Hawk, pastor. Roy Powell spent several days hob bling about on crutches because he turned too quickly while umpiring the Rosco Krier drove up from the The ball game at Grass Valley a week ago I Dalles Tuesday night to accompany No, bo waa not fleeing from pursuing Francis T. Galloway to his speaking spectators. I engagement Mr. Krier is reading law I in the Galloway office. SATURDAY NIGHT Cottage meeting in pastor's home at hi* 7:80 p. m. O Lord, thou ha* searched me and the know me. Psalm* 139;1, 4. There is not a word in iny tongue, Mc- but. Io, O Lord, thou knowest it alto- the gether. Thou God see t me Genesis 16:18. her Whither shall I go fiom Thy Spirit? or whither ahall I flee from Thy pres ence? If I a*cendgip hrtVheaveir. Thou art there. If 1 makf my bed in hell, beboid thou art there. If I fay, surely the darkness shall cover me, evrn the night shall be light about me. Yea, PrMhyterinn Church. dtrknesa hidetb not from Thee. Paalm Sunday school ^4^...........10 a. m- 133:7, 8, fl, IL 12. Morning Worship _____ 11 a. m. J. D. and Mrs Milkr, *. Subject “The Commandment About i, • - Pastan. ’ Mother.", 7:46 Evening Popular Service p. m. Subject “The Only- Way to Methodist Episcopal Chureh Heaven." Sunday school at 10 a. m. Special Mothers Day Music. At 11 a. m- Dr. Thomas D. Yainea Honor your mother by attending Will occupy the pulpit- church upon the one day of all the Conference business meeting Sat year sacred to all mothers. urday evening at 8 o’clock. Everybody cordially invited. N. Sherman Hawk, pastor. Allen A. Me Rea, Miniater. Captain Clothier was making rounds in Moro Wednesday Dave Brown has returned from valley where he visited aistars at Minnville and Portland M m . M. M. Ovenoa entertained younger' women’s bridge club at home Thursday afternoon S ee O ur H and B ills for C omplete L ist of SATURDAY and MONDAY SPECIALS S ome 7 ; I I of T hem : ; r • v .06 Alpine or Morning Milk Tall Cans .6 cans .25 Libby’s Deviled Meat l-4s Amaizo Starch Corn or Gloss —2 pkgs 33 American Brand Malt 2 1-2 lb can . Old Nurnberg Malt 2 1-2 lb can---------- .35 3 cans 42 Baby Clams No 1 Tall — Great Northern White Beans ..... 5 lbs Member Owned wholesale buying - Spells Cheaper Prices WALTER A. MAY & SON 5 ’ Dr. J. A. Butler invites you 11 Ira Hyde, newspaper man of St. Hol- I ens and a brother of Secretary of Ag- rieultuls Hyde, waa hera Tuesday af Oregon ternoon in his capacity as sxaminer of 11 crop loans for the federal government. * | Mr. Hyde is a boyhood- friend of Fred ~ Pickett, having, to uae his words, I “grown up on adjoining cornatalka” I with Fred in old Mlaoouri. I have announced myself as a can Attorneys At Law oro Northwest Mutual Fire Association Writes more Fire insurance in Oregon, Washington. Idaho, and British Columbia Montana and than any other one company be cause POLICY HOLDEM SAVE 25 PERCENT Moro Grain Growers Assoc. man, Gilliam, Marrow and Wheeler counties subject to the will of the Bo- publican voters in ths primaries to bs held May 20th. If elected I wil aerve the people of the entire district to the beat of my ability. p. N. Shown, Foasil, Ore (Pd. Advertisement.) Walter M Pierce and laat. but not least. Mrs. Cornelia Marvin Pierce, vis ited in Sherman county last Friday in ’. When Tour Shoes need «>• i»*«*» of w.iuf. e»did«y f« the Democratic nomination for nation- Repair, send them to representative. While Waiter shook hands with follow Democrats. Mrs Pierce discussed the Board of Higher Education with which aha is very well GOOD SHOE REPAIRING acquainted, being a member. Colonel Alfred E. Clark, who is. 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