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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (April 7, 1933)
THE SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL MORO, OREGON FRIDAY, APRIL 7, 1933 Warrants Called- Na. ill A. F. * A M. Moro, Oregon Meets the 1st and 3rd Thursday evenings of each month. Viaitiug members cordially In* vited to meet with us Funds are ( now available payment of General Fund warrants. Register numbers inclusive« Also Road warrants numbers 1 to 28 inclusive. . Interest stops on this date April 7, 1^83. A. M- Young. County. Treasurer. I HI TOPNOTCHERS Moro Lodge No. 113 L O’ O’ ...... Moro, Oregon SVW///. Meets every .Monday DESSERTS THAT SATISFY When desserts are considered as Mrs. Jones—Does the baby take another avenue for getting three of after his father Mrs- Smith? the protective foods in the day’s diet Mrs. Smith—Yes, very much- We —milk, fruits, eggs—they become at have just taken his bottle away from once nutritious and satisfying. Eggs him, and you know the little fellow I being more plentiful, desserts with a tried to creep right down the cellar I custard foundation are among the popular ones. Custards made with stairs. milk and eggs and combined with Mrs. Stewart—What are your sons fresh or canned fruits, offer a variety acquiring at college, Mrs- Sanders? 'jt appetizing combinations. Mrs. Sanders—Robert has acquired Desserts provide a way too of get- sinus trouble and athletes foot at tint iron into tho diet through the Yale, apd all that (Richard has ac use of molasses- Molasses is a rich quired so far at Boston Tech is a and inexpeneivo source of iron and affords many delicious ways of sup- severe case of technocracy. plying this important mineral to the Goof us—if you stood in my shoes, diet. Gingerbread, an ever popular dessert molasses cup cakes ami hot what would you do? Rufus—I’d give them a i shine to I brdhda are all good way. of getting evening in the I.O.O.F hall. Transient and (MBS visiting I -other* ait cordially invited to meet with u». William McKinney. N- G- Joe Truitt, Secretary. Moro, Oregon Meets 2d and 4th Tue» lays of each month. cojne. B/ Havie Brisbine, N- G. ila Bull, SecreUry. lz T ä Chris Schmit* Bo.» No VI AmoricaB Logioa Meets at Legion hall on 2nd and 4th Wednesday My evenings of each month. & boiler and cook, stirring constantly I until mixture coats spoon. Remove at once from boiler. Add flavoring, Pour into sherbet glasses. Chill thoroughly .When ready to serve, top with a generoqs tablespoon of Prune Filling, made by blending thoroughly, one half cup chopped prunes, 8 tablespoons sugar and one tablespoon lemon juice. Coffee Froth Two eggs Three-fourths cup scalded milk Pinch of salt Three-fourths cup of hot coffee One-half cup sugar One tablespoon cornstarch One tablespoon cold water One half cup whipping cream Beat egg »“““J^th eugar. Add «aided milk and coffee start with. molas.es into the menu. A few nutritious dessert recipes, has been mixed with cold water. Cook in double boiler until mixture coats Flapper F|o—Teacher, George Wash i sure to «tufy, »re- are. or ington must have had a wonderful Molasses Brown Betty * glasses- When cold, top with spoon- memory- One half cup molasses fuls of whipped cream- Teacher—Why so. Flora?. Flo—’Cause most every where you One half cup cold water Custard Fruit Pie go you see a monument erected! to -Juice and rind of one-half lemon Mrs Collis Moore entertained the I One large pastry shell baked I One cup sugar « his memory. younger bridge club at her country I One teaspoon cinnamon Three eggs , One-fourth teaspoon cloves One-half cup sugar home last Saturday afternoon- Is your dog affectionate? three I Two cups dry crumbs Pinch salt Yes, indeed; I ’ ve sold him Helen, daughter of Mr- and Mrs. I Two cups milk times, and each time he has come I One half cup butter Truman Strong was brought home I Two* cups cooked prunes (or fresh Six tart apples back to me- from the hospital laat Thursday to finish her recovery from an appendi-1 Make a syrup opt of the molasses, strawberries) ©, WNU Jake—That dollar you gave me water, sugar, spices, lemon juice, One half cup whipping cream citis operation. Scald the milk in double boiler. yesterday was a counterfeit. What cooking, briskly for three minutes. iR. J. Ginn and son, Harold, were I Beat eggs slightly, add sugar and do you mean by that? Wash apples but do not peal, slice visitors in The Dalles Monday after- I to Wasco within a short time as Robey—Did you get a check from Sunday, April 2, 11:0^ salt and add gradually to milk, stir .Jack—Well, didn’t you say to me thin. Alternate layers of bread been sending garage who are Persecuted for the Sake of that publisher you’’ noon. . x ? I want a dollar and I want.it bad? crumbs in a well buttered baking dish ring constantly- Pour into pasii.y Goodness-’’ I your poems to? , Norval Martin, auto dealer of The I there« them shell and bake thirty minutes in si Monday, April 10, 7:30 p. m “The Gordon—Yes, a check in the shape . “Bill, I want to give you a little and pour the hot syrup over until oven (360 F). When pie is cool a Dalles, demonstrated a truck here the and bake in a moderate oven Charles Logan, who audited the Way of Love.’’ Meet at Mrs. Huckin. of a card saying “Give us a rest.’’ range cooked prunes, or fresh, swee.— friendly advice.’^ first of the week. apples are tender. county books, spent Thursday here Tuesday, April 11, 7:30 p- m. “The ened strawberries. over the custard, “ It ’ s alright with me; but remem George Flagg, formerly owner of explaining the audit to the members Nell—I stopped in at that bargain! Prune Filled Custard Method of Love.’’ Meet at the home and top with sweetened whipped ber I don't stand ready to back It up The Dalles Optimist was a businesa of the county court in special session sale this afternoon. of Mr. and Mrs. McKee. One and one-half cups of milk cream. with any money ” assembled. , visitor in Moro this week ' Belle—Did you see anything that Wednesday April 12, 7:30 p- m. Two eggs The only spot in the county that “The Power of Love.” Meet at the looked especially cheap? Homer Beale, former power agent Father, looking over his son s ex Three tablespoons sugar Nell—Yes, several men waiting this! in Moro, spent Sunday at the Marion has assumed a real green look so far, home of Mr- and Mrs. Scott. One fourth teaspoon salt penses Highest Prices Paid For around for their wives. That ’s out- McKee home- He was Accompanied this spring, is the patch of crested One half teaspoon vanilla pair of rubbers, $50. Thursday April 13, 7:30 p. m. “The wheat grass on the experiment sta Cost of Love.” Meet at the home of by his wife and the little Beale- rage ous. Explain It- Heat milk in top of double boiler- Patronize Journal Advertisers Son—It was for two massage ar Utra. Jessie Galbreath is working tion grounds near the machine shed. Mrs. Pepper. Beat eggs with sugar and salt Add Newberg Creamery Inc. tists who rubbed me while I was 'The ifi Conlef’s grocery again after a Friday April 14, 7:30 p milk gradually to eggs, stirring con GRASS VALLEY SCHOOL NOTES Vancouver, Wa hington training for the team- week spenc in Portland- Terrible tMeek.” A one act play of stantly- Return mixture to double Genevieve Beardsley, Editor. the crufixion. Meet at the church. For Sale: 12 or 15 full blood Here Mr- Tetz and M^McGowan atten Easter Sunday. April 16. Sunrise ford Bull yearlings and 2yr olds. gr your convenience 1 have ar ded a convention at La Grande last breakfast, Gordon Ridge. 10:00 a. m. C- R. Belshee. ranged for yon to leave your Sunday school program and play, Friday and Saturday. Community Presbyterian Church Khoe Work at Walter A. May * Frank Kargyl, real estate man of Son. Pick up and delivery twice Disease, and “The Way of the Cross.” A dramatic | Subject: Are The Dalles, was busy at the court Mrs, Davies, the Sth and 6th grade story of Easter and its meaning. a week at no cost to you* Death Real? house Wednesday. • teacher, is ill. Miss Rinehart of The 11:00 a. m. Worship. “Does Jesus |‘. Golden Text: Psalms '103:2, 3- I Dalles is taking her place. JOSEPH A. MEE Bill Srtodderly, brother I Bless the Lord, 0 my soul, and for- I Live for You?” The Wasco Shoe Man Elizabeth Schaeffer, left Tuesday af I get not all his benefits: who forgiveth The 4-H Cookery Club met at Mil In order to know the place of each ternoon for his home in Prineville I all thine iniquities; who healeth all meeting it is suggested that the dred Alley’s home last Tuesday. A after spending the winter here. readers of this article clip and keep I lesson on “Soups That Satisfy oc I thy diseases. cupied the demonstration period- NEW SPRING WEAVES W. T. Grider accompanied by his Responsive Reading: Jeremiah 33: it for further reference. The outline of next Sunday ’ s meet- By CHERIE NICHOLAS daughter, Mrs. Neal Freeman, spent 3, 4, 6-9, 14, 16 One entire CENTER COUNTER devot ings are as follows 10 a m. Monday night here- - They were on Sunday School 10:00 a- m. 11 a» m their way to Klamath Falls to visit Morning Worship ed to Clean Up Specials -all odd Unee- Church School..... 7:45 p. m 11:00 a- m a son of Mr- Grider. , Evening Service Worship ...... ......... Children’s Half Sox, all sizes, 5 to 10 They Who Are Persecuted For The Allan A. McRea, minister Mr and Mrs Frederick E. Bolton, I ’’ake of Goodness parents of Mrs. Fred Pickett spent I Children’s Hose, knee length, white and Christi»» Sci«»c« Easter classes last week end here. Mr- Bolton is I colors, all sizes 6:30 p m. Intermediate .... Dean Emeritus of the school of I Subject: He Saved Others. 7:30 p. m. Subject: The Seven Sayings from High school .... Education at the University of Wash-1 Broken lines Children’s Underwear, Child Walter Warner, Minister. Will any Sherman county resi the Cross. ington ren’s Black Sateen Bloomers, Nainsook This year 1933 is 1900 years after dent who purchased’ a car out Members of the Eastern Star were the Crucifixion of Jesus Christ. He Union Suits, and many other splendid side of the county within the entertained at Wasco Tuesday night was put to death at the age of 33 last three year» inform the x values. by the members of the order in that years by the cross on Calvory. The EXCURSION OVER Journal if the addreas given on town. Several car loads of people world owes more to Jesus Christ than the first license card wai not .were in attendance. | it dnM to all the heroes of men. Hb the correct one? Helen Bryant is home from Whitr-1 teaching, his truth, his spirit, his Through such information a check on an unfair practice --allege for spring vacation which sacrifice has been the greatest trans can be made. n uttle later in that school .har Forming power among men If this ; *n Oregon. <. - I true, how are we treating him? SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL All are cordially invited to aUem Mrs. L Barnum spent Saturday the church services and to mxke us< afternoon in Moro from The Dalles of the reading room m the rear of the Ladies-Misses visiting at the Harry Kunsman home. church building, which is open daily 4b Children For Sale: Fresh milch cow—5 yrs where all authorised Christian Science Uteratured may be read, borrowed or old. Heavy milker. $65-00 cash- White and Colors UPDEGRAFF & PEPPER C. J. Thompon. Moro. -»urchased. Vernon Flatt, Commander. - Giles L French, Adjutant [own Talk butterfat CHUHHES Counter Clean Up NOTICE SANDALS & OXFORDS W. L. Dillinger and wife’were here from Djfur Monday to transact buai- nesa and visit with life friendr Ted Guinan is taking a little vaca- tion from his duties on the oil truck this week. • 10:00 a. Sunday School 11:00 a. Fellowship Meeting Every body welcome Mrs Art Bucholtx and infant son, Terry Allen, returned home Tuesday from the hospital Mrs. Bucholtz’s sister, Mrs. Georgia Campbell is here for a few days to help her sister- (Grass Valley) Church School T 10 a m Preaching U a- m B Y. P. U. 6:30 p- m Preaching 7:80 p. m S. L. Boyce, Ministei Mrs. Percy Thompson has been spending the past week caring for her sister, Mrs Allen Murray, who is ¡11 with neuritis and nKStJjKltrflu. Ladies splendid Oxfords Ladies and Mieses White Canvas Strap Slippers & Oxfords 95c to $ 18 Moro Baptist Ckarcb ZELLS FUNERALHOME AMBULANCE SERVICE WASCO METHODIST CHURCH At the last official board meetinf .t was voted that we hold meeting: William Shiel who has been very every night the week proceeding Eas ill for several Weeks at his home ter except Saturday night. Th< here has been moved to the Gentry meetings from Monday to Thursdaj home for treatment. ■inclusively will be held in the homes Victor Peterson, representative of Each night will be one of a series of the Federal Land Bank of Heppner, studies and time for quiet meditatior is here looking after business for the and music. The Friday night meet ing will be a play sponsored by company. " i • . v.’rrth League given nt *he rh’ir ounuay This attractive dress which is so timely for immediate wear is of spe AND----- cial interest In that the materials of which it Is made carry a message of what’s new In spring weaves. It is Phone 845 The Dallea, Ore- made of a ribbed sheer bembdrg. GRA88 VALLEY PHARMACY As its name implies It has a slight ribbed surface which distinguishes it ordinary smooth sheers. from greatly enhancing its appearance. The gown here modeled is navy with con trasting color In the lining of the jabot and the patterning of the scarf- When Your Shoe*need print sleeves. Navy Is making a big Repair, send them to splurge for spring and reports from Paris continue to come In regarding Its Importance. Considerable mention Is also made of light blue which is a fee tn red color for the new Nouses and GOOD SHOE REPAIRING accessories to be worn with spring THE DALLE n suits and ensembles. - 106 200 Mlk» im Baggage checked- . Tlekets good an all trains »nd In all cars- In sto^ngoar add regular sleeping car chargea. Kgm ASK LOCAL AGENT FOR DETAILS OIC WERNMARK’S PRINTS Fancy Patterns and Solid Colors 36 inches W.
