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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (June 17, 1932)
THE SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL. PAQB X Moro, Oregon Meets the 1st and 3rd Thursday evenings of each month. Visiting members cordially in vited to meet with us C. V. Belknap, Secy- >h»m Chapter No. 7 8 0. E- 3. Moro, Oregon Regular communica tions each 2nd and 4th Thursday evenings of each month. Mrs. Irene Fraser, Worthy Matron Nana Banee, Secretary. Lloyd Johnson, son ofMr. and Mrs. Stuart Pettit accompanied Mrs. O. A, A. 8. Johnson, is here for a short visit Ramsey home from Portland whore with his parents. she had been visiting rel a lives. Mrs. C. Pottit is Mrs. Kamiey'i cousin. from the Moro Woman’s Club to the Mr. and Mrs. L. V. Moore who went convention in Seattle. Mr. Amidon, to Portland to be present at the gradu Mrs Robert Hoskinson and Mrs. Ami ation of their sun, Loo, from the Uni don’s aunt, Mrs. Robertson, accom versity of Oregon Medical school, re panied, her to the northern city. turned home Wednesday evening. Douma brothers moved their cat Mro. S. A Rickett, mother of Mrs. tle across Buckbollow to pasture in L. R Coo lee is visiting her from Wasco county the first < f the week. Tacoma,^ Wash Master Dean Stamey is visiting his Misa Leora Peets is leaviug this aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. A S. week for Hillsboro where she will Johnson, this week from Silverton. spend the summer. Ray Hulse and wife were in Hood Miss Cecil Cothran left Thursday to River last Saturday on a little business attend the summers school at Mon trip. mouth. Moro, Oregon Meets every Monday W S. Powell and wife and dsugbter. evening in the LO.O.r Opal, were in Eugene from Friday until visiting brothers are after gradustion, Monday. Miss Velma cordially invited ■ to ’finished her course at the University meet with us. and returned home with them. A. Douma, N. G. Ray Messinger an J wife were here Joe Truitt, Secretary. last week from Ohieo, California where Mr. Messinger has been teaching for Rebecca Ledge Ne. I i • everal years. >lext year he will teach Moro, Oregon Meets 2d sad 4th Tues .<« ' resno, California after attending days of each month. summer school at Oregon State College. Visiting members wel They visited hi a sialwr, Mrs. Noonan come. while here. Leona Douma, N. G- C A. Hampton and wife, of Eugene, Bull, Secretary. - visited here with the other members of the Hampton clan last Sunday, ChrU Schults Pest Ne. 71 Mr. and Mrs M A. Bull and Mr. American Legion Meets at Legion hall on and Mrs. Jack Eva and Mrs. William M 2nd and 4th Wednesday Henric ha are leaving Saturday for Camp Sherman for s vacation trip |w evenings of each month. Anyone wishing to be examined for W. T. Johnston, Commander. fitness to receive a drivers license will Vernon Flatt, Adjutant have an opportunity next Wednesday, Grass Valley Lodge No. 1X1, June 22. when Mr. Bently will be at I. O. O. F. meets every 2d and the court house. 4th Thursday ironings of the month in Vernon Flatt and wife accompanied the Odd Fellows hall. Sojourn ng Charles Adiard, Mrs. Joe Truitt by Mrs. brothers are cordially invited. and Phillip Searcy were in The Dallas Vern McGowan. L. K. Smith Becy. Monday night to attend the meeting in N. G. the interest of the Legion National Convention. R. J. Ginn is able to be out for short periods of time after an illness that kept him in dobra several days. Farmers are beginning to be inter Lloyd Rice is taking things easy for a few weeks due to cranking a ested in reparing their harvesting mach tractor. The large bone in his fore inery for the coming harvest that will be here in a few weeks. _ arm was fractured • f|Town Talk f Hugh Shull, former resident of this Miss Rose Ellen Barnett was . visiting county, is in the hospital at The her grandmother, Mra. E. Schade wits. - ** Dalles. She returned to her home in Kent Those returning from school the Sunday, The Woman’s Missionary society of past week have been Lois Bryant, from Monmouth, Dorothy Foss, from the Presbyterian church will meet next the University at Eugene, Emmajean Wednesday, June 22, at the home of Stephens, from Corvallis and Faye Mrs. W. H. Ragsdale. The ladiea of Thompson, who graduated from Al the Methodist Foreign Missionary so bany ciety are cordially tovited to meet with Mrs. Elva Bryant left Friday for them. Mra. Harry Pinkerton will be ‘ Monmouth where she will take sum director of the program. mer school classes in order to renew Mra. W. Y. Shear, of Shedd, Oregon who haa been viaiting her slater, Mra’ her teaching certificate. Harry Kunaman and her father, Mr. Mrs. Grace May Zdvely was here Wednesday from Grass Valley where Tomlin, left Wednesday for her home- she is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Pettit and little Mrs L. D. May. The Zevelys still daughter and her daughter in law, Mrs. live in Dayville. Chris Taylor was hers this week from his ranch down on the John Day river where the wind bloweth not and the springs are always balmy Mr- and Mrs. R. W. Pinkerton and little Patricia Pinkerton are visiting in Yakima this week with ther daugh ter Mrs. Margaret Eoff. Mrs- Ted Guinan was here Sunday from Goldendale to visit her husband HERE IT IS! C. A, Binder and wife were here last Sunday and moved some more of their household gocds to Washougal, Washington. Msy and S od are making some improvements and changes in their stock arrangement also installing a large caae Fridgidaire. Lloyd Henriche ia staying with his grandfather, Ned Thompaon while Mrs. Thompson is at Grand Chapter. Chester Searcy. Ethan Woods and Babe Dome went fishing Dear Shearars last Bunday. They are telling wonder ful fish stories ths^e days. Miss Ruth Bryant haa returned to her home in Moro after a sueeeMful year’a teaching at Albany Noble, the friendly bull dog maaeot of the S. A. E. fraternity houee at U. of O. is again making friends on the streets of Moro. Karl McKean is st 11 enthusiastic over an aeroplane trip he made to Gilliam county last week. He discovered how rough looking the John Day river country appears from the air and found wheat prospects of our slater county to be very good indeed. Fred Pickett, Marvin Miller, Neal Freeman and Giles French attended the meeting of the American Legion in The Dalles Woodsy night Keck McKean returned Tuesday from Eugene Where he finiahed his junior year at the University Miles Martin and wife and Roy Maria, and wife are on a eamping trip during the warm weather, Mr. and Mrs. Mau ri us Douma and Mrs. Dooms’s brother, Irwin and Miao Viola Hansoa drove to Hood River Sunday for a little outing - Mr. apd Mis. Trumen Strong and wife are in Seattle this week to attend the convention of the Woman’«« Chiba John MeCune ia taking care of the Strong ranch during their aboence. , PHILCO MORO. OREGON JUNE 17, 1912 (Graaa Valley) Morning worship; Church school 10 Subject: Evening worship: B Y. - P. U. 7 p m Preaching 8 p. m. Prayer meeting and Bible study, Thurs- day 8 p m. 8. k. Boyce, Minister Sunday School: 10 a, m. Morning womhip: 11 a.m, Subject; "The Drawing Ppwer of the Cross.” Communion services will be observed. AH Christians are invited to share thia ssered memorial of the Savior’s death Evening service: 7:45. Subject: "The Prodigal’s two Prayers ” Everybody J. F. Pourron and familyof Witchi ta Kansas, arrived Wednesday to visit more than welcome at all services. Allen A. Me Rea, Minister. his sister, Mrs. Andy May whom he has not seen for a number of years. Miss Emmagene Stephens leaves for Koro Crater Lal^e this week where sho has Sunday school at 10 a. m. employment for the season. , Preaching st 11:15 s. m Burt Bales of Washington, DC. is This Is the Isst service of ths Confer doing some experimental work at the experiment station. N. Sherman Hawk, pastor. Serai Searcy, wife and daughter, Audry, left on their vacation trip for METHODIST CHURCH Goldendale, Wash , where they will Oraan Valiev visit Mrs Searcy's mother. Preaching at 10 a. m. Mrs. Harvey Thompson and Mrs. This la the last service for this Glenna Hansen went vacationing - to Conference year. Camp Shrman i Ethan Woods eame home from 0.8. 0. last Friday. Mias Lola Tucker, a former graduate of Moro High is visiting Miss Marjorie Ginn. “In an automobile,’’ writes etiquette advisor, “a lady should sit on “the right hand of the gentleman.” He (looking at her bag of golf sticks): “I see you have a new brassie.” She (blushing): “Where does it show?’’ Judge: “But, madam, how could you marry a man you knew to bf a burglar?’* Witness: “Oh, I thought he’d be so quiet around the house!’* ■■■■■■■■■ m —aMmae --’M—.......... He (9lbe IKUI DANCE The Dadles SATURDAY NIGHT ECK RORICK’S BLUE DEVILS Ladies Free Admission 60c your convenience 1 have ar ranged for you to leave your bhoe Work at Walter A. May & Son. Rick up and delivery twice a week at no cost to yoqt JOSEPH A. MEE . The Wasco Shoa Man CHWES Chriatian ZELLS Science Church services every Sundsy morn ing at 11 o’clock and Wednesday even ing at 8o’clock. All are cordially invited to attend the church services and make use of the reading room which is open daily where all authorized Christian Science literature may be read, borrowed or ------ AND----- AMBULANCE SERVICE Phone222 S ee O ur H and B ills for C omplete L ist of SUNDAY SPECIALS Milk—Morning or Alpine ................... . per can Knights Grape Juice— Concord, pints . 18c .. 2 for Champion String Beans—No. 2 tin . .. . 2 for Tuna Flakes—Large Cans ............. .. 2 for Salmon—Royal Spring Chinook, Gladiola Brand Finest Grade of Salmon ..,.. ..... j Mission Tomatoes—No 2 1-2 can..................... .. Van Camp's Tomato Catsup................... 14 02 Growing Grain Insurance At The Moro Grain Growers Association New Perkins Hotel Sth and Waehinaton Straata Portland Ore. 5 ‘ I 1 lift, Cwber ARTRUDEEN. Manager RATKSi > Room with Bath, |2.00 and |1 50 Without Bath, 51.50 and fl 00 Permanent rates as low as 112.50 per t. month. Crass Valley Pharmacy .50 V* * No. 3740 “Altan. 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Ladies and Misses Hand Knit Caps, assorted colors ’ .40 .......... • Ladies and Misses Suu Sox, Rayou, assorted colors and solid white.................... ,20c.and . . • -» Ladies Fine Lisle Hose assorted colors, for every day use .25 .25 Tennis Shoes, Ladies, Childrens, Mens and Boys all sizes, one price........... ........ . .................... 81-incli wide Sheeting, bleached 35c, unbleached, yd. 30 Mens Athletic Union Suits, Regular 81.00 quality, June Saté 50 Engineer and Fireman Sox, lowest price ever sold for, 2 pair for........................................... .35 1 ; V Childrens Union Suits for Boys and Girls ages 2.to 10 years, Special W ' 7 1 « ...................... ••-«•••• — — ««•••••••>•••’ MORO, OREGON ——— im _ ■san n 'nna—nMa^^naa^n^aeeM, —,1 TRUCK WEEK Get the facts about new transportation - economy f ■* business era have been met with new economy, performance, and reli ability in the new Ford trucks. 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The effectual fervent Preaching at 7;45 p m. prayer uf a righteous man availeth Is any sick among yuu? lot him call « Wasco . Methodist Episcopal Church for the elders of the church; and let (nuch. Jernes 5: 14 to 16. The above prescription, faithfully Sunday School at 10 a. m them pray over him annointing him with N. Sherman Hawk, pastor. oil in the name of the Lord; and the followed has brot satisfactory results prayer of faith shall save the sick and in multitudes of cases, the Lord shall raiae him up; and If he | J. D. and Mrs- Miller, pastors Sunday school at 11 a. m. N- Sherman Hawk, pastor. AAA— Fireproof—I nsured x FREB GARAGE Body types to fit every hauling need. 50-borsepower 4-cylindcr engine. New freely shackled semi-elliptic rear springs distribute load stresses. Wide, deep, strong frame gives substantial support for bodies. >4 floating type rear axle for heavy service. 4-speed transmission. Tubular steel coupling shaft with heavy duty universals at each end. 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