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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (June 30, 1933)
THE SHERMAN COUNTY PAGB JOUKXAL. MOHO, OREGON FRIDAY JUNE 30,1933 1 I guest In Reistauranltr—Why don’t chased you? A visitor to the Chicago World’« some of you motorists drive around Pick—So your you smile once in a while. You know Portland over the week end. THOMPSON FAMLY of Seeing this ^Lgn just as if you owned tho ear. into a closet when you got home tho Fair tcl^s you cam catch more flies with mo Moro, Oregon Meets the 1st and 3rd » Mr*. Bart Burrel entertained for a so from the Owl from his hotel window in the Windy Contmued from page one. other night lasses than with vinegar. Thursday evenings of „oup of friends last Wednesday City, ‘ ♦Beils and »Caths — (Cold and Thompson. Deaths recorded are Mrs. ’ Pretty Waitress*—Yes, but I don’t Club? each month. Visitlug afternoon at her home southwest of Editor—It seems strange, Mr. want flies buzzing around me. Emma Elliott and Mrs. Belle Thomp members cordially m- Hot.” say she did. Peck — Ill • a vited to meet with us town. Goof, that this anecdote of Lincoln son who both passed away on March Pick—What did you do? Wilbert Martin and wife of Port- 7th of this year. Glen King. W M. has never appeared in print before. Peck—I locked myself in—and C. V. Belknap, Secy- Ihnd visited over the week end with Angry MVtoi^rtf—Some of yog The Thompsons ommited the usual she commanded me to come out. Contributor—Not so strange; I When Your Shuesnet d W. J. Martin and wife. pedes trains walk as if you owned recitations, speeches etc. This years । Repair, send them to Pick—Did yod do it? V . I just thought of it last night. Na. 113 I. O. O. F. Peck—You can just bet I didnt. the street. A grass fire got into the Dan Mc entertainment being more in the form Moro, Oregon Meets every Monday Lachlan house cast of town one day of a birthday celebration, June 25th Ain’t I the boss in my own house? Angry ' Ped*.I* rían —-* Yes, and evening in the I.O.O.b being the birthday anniversary of hull. Transient and this week and caused a lUle excite GOOD SHOE REPAIRING visiting I ••other»* are ment for a few^nmutes. There was Chae- Bullard and Marjorie Meloy. UPDEGRAFF PEPPER ■ THE DALLES to It was also the birthday of Mrs. An cordially invited 204 Second St. not a great deal of daihage. meet with ub . gus Kuks who with Mrs. Lillian Mon William McKinney. N. G W. H. Ragsdale and son. Harry, tag and daughter Gloria and Miss Attorneys At Law Joe Truitt, Secretary. and J B. Coon left Thursday after- Helen Dodd were guests. Mrs. Kuks noon for Spokane to attend te busi and Mrs. Montag are sisters of Mrs. Oregon Moro ness with the Federal Ijmd Bank in N. W- Thompson and in former years Moro, Oregon Bv CHERIE NICHOLAS \ Meets 2d and 4th Tues- that city regarding the new Land com lived within a quarter of a mile of A lays of each month. pany being formed in Sherman coun the Harlandviey grange hall. Other -----AND ------ ■ Visiting mend ers wel- guests were Miss Arlene Dunning of ty. .j come. Fornie Stamey, of Payette, Idaho, The Dalles and Mrs. Hulett of Bea i J Havie Bris'«-¡no, N- G. Phone 345 The Dalles, Ore visited here for a few hours while on verton who is visiting her daughter Lila Bull, Secretaiy. 301)» E. Second St GRASS VALLEY PHARMACY his way home from Silverton where Mrs., Orval A. Thompson. Local peo ple who were guests were Helen Mor The Dalles, Oregon ' ’’9 had visited one of his sons. rison and Mrs. M. L. Bowersox. Jesse PHONE 211 W Judge Carl Hendricks and Mrs Phone 222 Meets at Legion hall on R. Thompson, wife andvdaughter at 01' o metri ^ t - opticiàn 2nd and 4th Wednesday Hendncks spent . the week end in tended from Portland and Mr. and Sherman county visiting friend*. The evenings of each month. judge has been kept busy since hii Mre. A. Nteh and Vance Nish from i Vernon Flatt, Commander. election filling the bench on several The Dalles. Giles L. French, Adjutant difierent circuits. The two younger Whalley girls left NEW BILL Wednesday for their home, leaving Mildred here to assist her aunt, Mrs. Continued from pag« one. bushel on all domestic food wheat- Peetz The Mutual Life of New York. Regional work has already been Annuities, endowments, retirement started toward putting the plan into FOR THE FAMILIES OF income, life insurance. I am in Sher- effect here in the west, and as soon as further steps are ^decided upon, meff county frequently, and will I . ™ notification will be given through the gladly give any service or assistance Community Presbyterian Church to policyholders. Geo. H- Flagg- tel state extension services which are be Sunday School .......... -...... 10 ing used to the exxent possible by the ( ephone 188-W, The Dalles. Morning Worship .......... .u---- 11 a. m. agricultural adjustment administra-1 Subject ‘‘Our Nation’s God.” This Dean Thompson spent a day or two will be our Fourth of July Patriotic tion in order to avoid setting up cost- , last w'eek at the J. 0. Thompson service- All patriotic people espec ly duplicating organizations. home in Tygh Valley. ially invited. "Blessed is the nation whose God of Condon is Mrs. Kate Adlard Card of T.hanks > the Lord, and the people whom he visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Ad- hath chosen for his own inheritance. We wish to extend our heartfelt lard at their, home east of here. thanks to those friends who have Ps. 33:12. J. T- Whalley, father of Mrs. Mar* Everybody welcome at the Com aided us during the period of our re garet Peetz and Mrs. Carrol Sayrs munity church. Patriotic music and cent grief. Those who helped in the was here last Friday while on his songs. Allan A. McRea, arrangements for the funeral we al way to Paulina to visit his son. Minister. so wish to thank for their aid. IOE3 Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Todd and family. For SaJe: One 16 foot Internation 10:00 a. m. Mrs. Herald Todd and children. SUIT’S the thing! This spring this wise—for immediate wear, the al Combined Hadvester. , Call at the Sunday Sshool .... song of fashion is being chorused wool ¿kirt with its colorful blouse is । 11:00 a. m. Morning Worship Journal office. in accents loud and clear throughout to be topped with the full-length coat 8.00 p. m. Evening Service every style center far and near. Ip- . throwing the cape casually about one’« Mr. and Mrs Nels Hansen were Allan A. McRea, Minister. BOW-TRIMMED HATS deed, some of the knowing ones go so shoulders as a sure protection from — here last week from their home in By ClIZIUK NK IKB.AS far as to predict the coming spring will any icy blasts which winter may have • The Dalle for a visit with relatives Christi«» Science The food waste through spoilage spoiled! You can go away for the prove about the toi< .st Important suit left in its trail. Come milder day«, and friends. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE season we have experienced for a elec then dofT the Jpng coat in favor of the — the savings In quantity buying week-end—or a week—and return jaunty hip-length jacket, still retaining ade or more. Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Busch, of Hills- at week-end prices—these two to find your leftovers fresh as ever. Subject: God the cape. To appreciate the look of new The exciting tiling about the boro, were here last week to visit things will pay for cm electric Golden Text: Exodus 15:18. The suits is that they are to have capes. casual swank which this trio of Jacket, with Mrs. Busch’s parents Mr. and Lord shall reign for ever and ever. The 1933 electric refrigerators skirt and cape achieves, we refer you refrigerator! Not that suits are to go jacketless, no, to the handsome outfit posed to the Mrs. N. W. Thompson. Responsive Reading: .Deuteronomy indeed! The real news Is that in ad The dry, steady cold of an elechic have many new and improved right In the illustration. The material dition to the usual jacket, the smartest Believe it or npt, Ginn, Coleman 28:1-3, 5-9 refrigerator safeguards food, features. They’re on display now for tills stunning three-piece is flecked tailored suits include capes, short, long All are cordially Invited to attend and Co, sold a wagon last week keeps it fresh and pure for days. — at your electric dealers and at or medium length. made of the very tweed. When warmish spring days ar ■ he church services and to make use A few years ago it was almost and rive the skirt with the cape sans jack Nothing Is wasted. Nothing is cur store. selfsame material. et or coat will prove a perfect Joy in everyday occurance for a hardware >f the reading room »n the rear of the What's more, some of the newest the wearing. The cape-and-skir) cos firm to dispose of a wagon, but in hutch building, which is open daily many-piece costumes even go so far tume is a favorite theme for spring, these days of trucks and tractors it vhere a’l authorized Christian Science as to throw In for good measure a full- part of its lure being the invitation it length coat of the Identical tweed or extends to a flattering blouse to com has not happened before for several iteraturod may be read, borrowed or Ah?/* a/ You» jurchasod. matelasse or whatever the weave plete the trio. Be sure to note the moons. which fashions the rest of the outfit hat which tops this costume. It is one Mrs. Frances Henrich* and family Now, ask we you, is this not “going of the new high “bOxy” turbans of cos- Th« Full Goapel A»»«mbly some” in the direction of being prac sack influence which Taris is launch left a week ago for Camp Sherman Sunday School 10:00 a m- tical when It comes to a four piece en- ing for spring. where they are spending their vaca Fellowship Meeting 11:00 azm «enable which is a whole wardrobe in tion. Mr. arid Mrs. N. W. Thompson Another happy inspiration is the new Every body welcome Itself capable of being Interchanged to and lovely cape-suits done In pastels. left early Monday morning to spend tune in with whatsoever brand of Ihe model to the left is such. It is a few days with them- Harvey C. (Grass Valley) weather fickle spring may have in tailored of pale blue cheviot In a di Thompson will be store keeper in store for us? Baptist Church agonal weave, with buttons to match. S. L. Boyce, Minister With this assortment of cape, jacket, The bag, which is a soft felt hat their absence. long topcoat and skirt all of one ma zipped together, is also blue and the Bom: To Mr and Mrs. Robert terial at hand, one need not wait for designer has stitched a derby hat with Phelan in the Mid-Coluubia hospital the calendar to announce that spring is a flaring brim of deeper blue taffeta This Sunday begins a new year in here, in order to don the new suit to complete the color harmony. By in The Dalles, a daughter. Saturday the Methodist church. Your minister Wear it now and show the world how tho way, taffeta is about the smartest morning June 24th. was appointed for a second time to well-versed you are in regard to what thing going this season for millinery Charles Belshee shipped two cars Wasco and continues his work grate constitutes mldser'wn chic. You are and accessories of all sorts. of cattle Saturday night, one going ful of the responsibility and opportu supposed to work the combination in ©, 1933, Western Newspaper Union. from Shaniko and one from Grass nity of being a servant in this place. Valley. Each Sunday for seven Sundays we Large size-double - Turk Knit plan to give a report of one of Dr. Mrs. Harry Kunsman is in The NOTHING DO 25 50 MUCH FOR SO LITTLE AS YOUR TELEPHONE Bows on her frocks, bows on her Dalles this week where she is receiv E. Stanley Jones’ sermons that we heard at Conference. This will be be coats and Jackets, on her capelet ing medical treatment. sides the usual morning message- and on her blouse and most flattering Charles V. Logan, who is auditing all, bows on her chapeaux—it’s Come regularly during the summer of Cool and Comfortable for every day » ear bows and bows this season which give the school clerk’s books, was here to make and we shall do everything to milady ’ s costume a pretty feminine Wednesday to gather up some of the it worth the extra effort. touch. The handsome velvet dinner records. ♦ Church School .......... -.......... 10 a. m. hftt sketched at the top answers the call of the mode in that It flaunts an Mr. R. H. Coppock was here last Church Worship .... ..... -...... artfully posed bow. It Is a Patou Rayon Silk - Cool - Knit Friday with her husband on one of Junior worship in the basement. his regular trips to this city" from Epworth League, social at home of model, of exceptional interest in that 19'99 It argues In favor of brims. Hood River. William and Earl Kenny This will be. a reception to the next Miss Flora Williams was brought year's high school Freeh men. home from the hospital last Wednes Full Fashioned - Silk to Top - Best ever offered Epworth lyeague there at 7:30 p. m. >r your convenience I have ar day after an operation for appen . Walter Warner, minister. ranged for you to I» ave your dicitis. bhoe Work at Walter A. Muy A Mrs. Sam Brisbine visited here last AND TO RUN— Son. Pick up and delivery twice week with Mrs. Sayrs and with Beware the deadly sitting habit, a week at no cost to you. Mens Shirts, Solid & Fancy Colors, Pre-Shrunk relatives. Or, if you sit, be like a rabbit JOSEPH A. MEE Mrs. Margaret Eoff, daughter of Who keepeth ever on the jump The Wat»co Shoe Man Mr and Mrs. R. W. Pinkerton, is By springs concealed beneath his here from Yakima this week to see rump. Men and Boys Hats for Dress A Every Day v, ear A little ginger ’neath the tail her relative*. Will for lack of brains avail Mrs. James Cochran will I* home Dr. Harry D IV if son ’?7"h«w the full, and slothful seat this week after spending the u un*» And move about with willing feet. DENTIST in Arizona where she has been work- Man was not made to sit in trance ing. Mens Coat Style ■ Two Pocket And press and press and press his Will be in Grass Valley Mrs. Claud ina Wooten of Walla pants. Monday, June 19- Wall* is visiting here with her par But rather with an open mind J uly I ourtii and the open road, thebeache ents, Mr. and Mrs. W J. Martin. To circulate among his kind. resorts, and fishing stream- are calling. Teh In Moro William Updegraff, brother of Geo. And so my friends beware the snare tn call “inter-city phone ahead. It’ Updegraff, was here a short time last That lurks within the cushioned chair. Tuesday and Wednesday Saturday while on his way to San To run like everything it has been from home or office or along lbû»WRy. June 20 & 21 found Diago from Pensacola. Fla. He is a Lieutenant-Commander in the navy. Both feet must be upon the ground. —Author Unknown T he P a < me T elephone and T elegraph C ompany The brothers visited their mother in WtRN MARK’S & Big Vogue in Promise for Cape-Suit ZELL’S FUNERAL HOME Dr. F. A. Perkins ambulance service SUMMER i CHT^HES Food Savings MORO A A Pacific Power & Light Company J. C. Freeman & CO Moto, Oregon 3 for 25c WASH CLOTH SPECIAL $1.75 Mens Summer Ventilated Oxford Ladies and Childrens PANTIES 50c pr. New Art Silk HOSE For Ladies BSE Famous “Publix” SHIRTS For Only New Line Straw HATS $1.00 25c to $2.00 Work Shirts Best Ever Offered For 50c Prices Can’t Last Much Longer Buy NOW and SAVE $ $
