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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 4, 1933)
I HE BIÌBML ì N tUÜfrtt JUU IH Ìli >AGE 1 ii Moro, Oregon . Meets the 1st and 3ru Thursday evenings ol each month. Visiting members cordiallv in* vifed to meet with us Glen King. W. M. C. V. Belknap, Secy- Lodge No. 113 I. O. O. F. Moro, Oregon Meets every Monday .m ng in the I.O.O.F T ransient and L-otbers are cunhaiiy invited to meet with u*. William McKinney. N. G Joe Truitt, Secretary. »ecca Ludge No. I lii Moro, Oregon Meets 2d and 4th Tues- tny* of each month, '’isiting members wek ; come. Havie Brisl i. e, N. G. Lila Bull, Secreta ry. American Legion Meets at Legion hall or. 2nd and 4th Wednesday evenings of each month. Vernon Flatt. Commander. Giles L. French, Adjutant [own Talk. Strayed or stolen Monday morn ing July 31.—Teddy, female, red Chow dog and Pardnar. Male, 4- months old Maltese Blue, puppy Little childs only companions. Re ward for return Mr- and Mrs. C. W. Nelson. Moro. Joseph acres of here this home for T. Peters owner of many Sherman county soil ' was week from his Portland a survey of conditions. Fred Pickett drove to Portland with Dutch Fuller Tuesday and re turned Wednesday a new demonstra tor. Al Swegal is here again after an absence of several months- Claudine Thompson was taken to the hospital this week with a bad appendix which was removed allow ing the little lady to feel better. Elwood Ginn and family were here Sunday from The Dalles for a visi with Mr. Ginn’s father. Mrs. Eliza Huis, of Klamath Falls, was here last week to see her father Wm. Morrison who is ill in The Dalles. Charles Powell spent last week end in Portland on a business trip. Mrs. A Rose is on her way to long Beach. Cal ' to visit her aunt who is ill at her home there. -L-*Z k MüUU, ÜttÉM)^ 'Friday Aütwt 4, iWä riè Mr?. £. B Nelson is here from Eu painful injury last Tuesday when she Mr. Schadewitz is working fof Mr. Fellowship Meeting 11 a. m ........ . — -r-------- A mountaineer who had been con spilled a pail of boiling watad, scald Forman of Antelope and Mrs. gene to visit with her sister-in-law Prayer meeting Wednesday 2:45 p m. victed of being a desperate quick- WOOLLY TIMES ing her l«gs quit« badly. Mrs. Lynn Bowvrsox Every body welcome. . trigger fuodist w * j languishing in Schadewitz is staying at th« home of jail His friends were trying to get Mrs- Emma Schadewitz spent the her sister-in-law, Mrs- George Bar Miss Doris Fortner is visiting with Sunday School 10.00 a. m. a pardon for him from thegovernor, latter part of the week at the J. C. nett- fiiends in this county this week and 11:00 a..m. but the opposing dan were pulling Fellowship Meeting Wilson home. will remain for several days before returning to her home in Portland. Every body welcome. wires against him and spreading all Darrow Kelley attended the funer sorts of wicked reports regarding al of his step father, George Brown Alfred Balsiger is driving a new him. The culprit was finally moved (Grasa Valley) * When Your Sho^sneed in The Dalles last Sunday. and shining car. | to action by all this slander, and he Baptist Church Repair, send them to Mr- and Mrs. Emeet Smith and S. L- Boyce, Minister- ' wrote the governor aaying: “Deer FOR SALE. Make me an offer on govner, if yoa-aH has beared what family left Saturday for Beaverton property on 4th and Scott Streets, I’ve beared you-all has beared, you- where they were called on account Moro, Oregon, or will trade for Will : all has beared a lie.’’ of the death of Mr. Smith’s mother- GOOD SHOE REPAIRING MORE VELVET amette Valley property. Address Matilda Holt of Redmond arrived THE DALLEN ly CHERIE NICHOLAS 304 Second St. W. F. Hulery, 528 N 7th St., Corval “ What did you rip the back part here Sunday evening and is working lis, Ore out of that new book for?* asked for Mr. and Mrs. Theodore von — the long, suffering wife of the ab Borstel. Miss Gladys Baker went out to sent minded doctor. IMrs- Carl Gregg gsve a birthday j the Cushman ranch last Tuesday to “Excuse me, dear.* said the famous dinner in honor of Mr. Gregg's 40eth, remain until after harvest. surgeon; “the part you speak of was birthday anniversary Sunday- Those labeled “Appendix* and I took it out Miss Marjorie Nahouse has been Now Is the time when children's attending »were Mr- and Mrs. John -----AND------ without thinking.’* visiting for the past week at the clothes take oh a woolly aspect Wool- Wilson and son Kenneth, Mr. and country home of Claude Thompson. Bast of the woolly are the rough-sur face costings, the tweeds, the chin Mrs. Alfred Lyons and family, Mr. WOMEN NOW PREFER Ralph Brisbine and family and Phone 345 The Dali««, Ore chillas, fleeces and Irish frieze, vari and (Mrs- Walter Wilson and Mr. and GRASS VALLEY PHARMACY >al Freeman returned Sunday from DOUBLE-DUTY DRESS ously patterned and particularly good Mrs- Earl Gregg and family of In the diagonal, writes Carolyn T. Rad- Bend. the pine woods west of Friend where ---- or----- Two dr«MM have always been bet aor-L«wls In Child Life Magazine. they have spent the past two weeks Lyle Hogue of Oakland and Mrs. For the little girls there ’ s no smart- I ter than on«, but now women prefer, splitting wood Their muscles aro Phon« 222 above all, the single dress that Is er coat than the straight from the Jennie Simlar and children of Toledo all hardened up and they feel like really two. Transformable clothes— shoulder type. Even their older sis are visivig at the home of their working mon for sure. originally sn experiment to test 6ut ters sre all for the swagger coats, and mother Mrs. Belle Hogue. the possibility of thrifty fsshlons— the fitted model with the higher waist Lou Peetz and Jack Cothran spent SCHADEWITZ-McKAY lines, emphasized by seamings and oc have become big successes. the week end here at home. They casionally by a belt, are the exception Louis M. Schadewitz, 30 of Kent The fine feature of the transform- UPDEGRAFF & PEPPER are among the Sherman county peo able clothes is the fset that there that proves the fashion rule. The one Ison of Mrs. Emma Schadewitz of ple who are cutting wood for winter Is hardly an evidence of their double sided effects are accented by bandings Moro and Miss Maudie McKay, 18, and buttons; braidings and cordings Attorneys At Law duty background. over in the timber- form decorative motifs; and the wider of Kent, daughter of Mr- and Mrs. Time was when a transformation shoulder effects are gained by drop George McKay of Kent, were mar Oregon dress showed Its taking-«part qualities yokes and raglan sleeves. ried at Vancouver Monday, July 24. at first glance; nowadays hardly a In the above picture the side de dress goes by in any fashion parade tails, wide shoulders affected by the that doesn't look as if It might be raglan sleeve, stamp this a 1933 coat taken apart and transformed—henc« which may be worn with or without * Dr. Harry D. Wilson the dress which has this ss its purpose the belt. An unusual yoke gives a Community Presbyterian Church /or your convenience I have ar- is not set apart from others in any new look to the little dress appropri Sunday School .. 10 a. m. DENTIST 1 ranged for you to l«av« your way. ate for all fabrics. Separate one-piece . 11 a. m. Morning Worship bhoe Work at Walter A. May A panties. Subject. Who is your Master? Wil! be in Grass Valley Son. Pick up and delivery twice Neems “No man can serve two masters: if we never get a week at do coat to you. Monday, July 24 FLASHES FROM PARIS for he will hate the one and love enough of velvet, mid let us hope we JOSEPH A. MEE the other; or else he will hold to the never will, for fabrics may come and New suits stress drop shoulder The Wasco Shoe Man me and despise the other. Ye can fabrics may go but we are glad that line. * In Moro designers are seeing to it that velvet not serve God and mammon• ” Matt. stays with us forever. An Intriguing Brimmed hats, outnumber tur bans. Tuesday, July 25 6:24- thought which fashion creators are ad Veils of every description flourish V. B- Eakin and son Harold of You are more than welcome at the vancing just now Is to add velvet ac- In the mode. Grass Valley were business visitors cesspries and trimmings to costumes community church. Plalded organdies register for .of contrasting * materials. This is in Kent Monday. • | evening gowns., Allan A. McKea, iMnister. working out In twoways in that many DENTIST : Idea of jewel ornamentation on of the new print and crepe daytime IM fh . J. N. Maclnnes and Donald furs is growing. HOME OFFICE. WASCO frocks carry velvet details such as returned from McMinnville Tuesday Christian Science White hats with white neckwear girdles, bows, belts and scarfs. At 301XE - » Second St evening where they had spent a is made a feature. Subject: Spirit. the same time evening gowns take c The Dalles, Oregon Return of the rustling «like« pet few days- Marjorie remained in Golden Text: Psalms 143:10. Teach unto themselves all sorts of cunningly ticoat is predicted. Vancouver where she will visit with me to do thy will; for thou art my devised little velvet wraps and other PHONE 211 W In Moro the First Week The fez movement indicates a re beguiling fantasies. The group pic her aunt. Mrs. Schultz. God. thy spirit is good. OPTOMETRIST-OPTICIAN turn to high crowns. in Each Month tured Includes at the top a little green Respnsive Reading: Psalms 51: 1. velvet capclet which crosses at the Marguerite Mitchell received a very -L 2, 6, 10-13, 15-18 front In a unique manner. Below, to All are cordially invited to attend the right, Is a white uncut velvet cape the church services and to make use over a black velvet gown. To the left »f the reading room m the rear of the Is shown a black transparent velvet :hurch building, which is open daily jacket with ecclesiastic sleeves. The where all authorized Christian Science last number Is a fetching waist-depth literatured may be read, borrowed or Jacket of velvet in that very new yel low-red of which we are hearing so purchased much this season. It Is worn with a frock of white uncut velvet. WERNMARK’S ZELL’S FUNERAL HOME AMBULANCE SERVICE CHUTES Kent News Dr. J. A. BUTLER Dr. F. A. Perkins The Full Gotpel Assembly Be j 4 therefore ready also, for Wife—Do you think that will help Little Patty Pickett is in Seattle the Son of Man cometh at an hour him to get well? for a short visit with her grand par when ye think not- Luke 12:40 Doctor—It will help him to save ents who took her home with them Sunday School ............... 10 a. m- money so he can pay my bill. when here last week. Mr- and Mrs- G. L. French were in Portland the last of the week attend ing to business affairs. Mrs- G. C. Aker« returned home Friday accompanied by her son Car rol, who remained until Monday. They came up with J K Wetherford who spoke at the Pioneer’s picnic at Fossil. John K. Walker returned last week One teaspoon salt ATTAINING A “PERFECT 32' to handle the warehouse at Nish for Dash of pepper Ta maintain for {her children a Two eggs the Farmer’s National Warehouse perfect 32 set of teeth is a goal which One half cup of cheese C orporation. every mother of young children es Scald milk and add flour blended Bids for bus driver with car will tablishes for herself. Most mothers with, cold nJilk. Add beater egg be received by the cledk of School know too, that besides frequent trips yolks, corn, grated cheese and sea Dist. 15 until September 1, 1933- The the family dentist and proper sonings. Fold in beaten whites hoard reserves the right to reject any brushing twice a day. an adequate Bake in a buttered baking dish for or all bids. diet is necessary for sound teetlh. 30 minutes in a 300 deg. oven Mrs Inez Sargent. Wasco, Ore- Practically every investigator in Creamed Eggplant Mrs. Anson Woods was injured last the field of dental research recogni- week while visiting at Salem. With zes the importance of an adequate One eggplant her husband she returned to her diet built around milk- This is be- Four tablespoons butter Home in Walla Walla Wednesday, cause no other food is as dependable Three tablespoons flour Mrs. A. D. McDonald, who has been a source of minerals, calcium and One teaspoon salt visiting here with Miy Fosp, sc- phoeophorous, the cheif elements in Two cups milk the structure of the tooth, as is milk Pare eggplant and cut in slices companied them Most authorities specify the follow one half inch thick; thendice. Drop Edward J Kolher, field represen- ing foods for use in controlling den- in 3 cups boiling water and boil tative of the United States National tai caries (tooth decay) A quart of milk Turn into white sauce, made of but Bank, was in Moro Thursday looking daily, eggs several times a week, at ter flour, salt and milk; reheat Turn after matters in which his company least two liberal servings of green into hot serving dish and seive at is concerned । vegetable« and a fruit daily, and af- once Ramsey Schadewitz parted with his ter that most anything you like- Chocolate Frost tonsils last week. In an experiment with 6Q0 children Ted Guinan made a short visit to ^w0 •cientista discovered that dental Three eggs caries was prevented or adrested in Two tablespoons cocoa Moro Wednesday afternoon all age of children and within a per- Four tablespoons honey Elm.-- Nehon. who finished hick iodof , fcw WM.k„ when th, diet w„ 1 Two cup, „ill, ■chool he.e la t winter, tetutned tbn . nmund thoje When the Combine cocoa and honey and bring week. He wears a navy unif6rm no* children ate, every day, a well bal- to boil. Separate eggs. Beat yolks and is stationt-d at San Diego. He »»need diet including one quart of »nd add to cold milk; add crushed ice says he likes it. milk, fruit and vegetables active and two tablespoons of honey syrup, The Misses Cefil and Grace Coth- dental decay was arrested and no Whip white* until stiff and gradually add the remainder of hot honey and ran are in Gilliam county cooking for caries developed. Some recipes combining theae diet- cocoa syrup. Put spoonful of egg the harvester" on the Joe Morrison white mixture into each glass, pour ranch. ary essentials are: the milk mixture ver it, top with Carl Peetz and Frank Sayrn re Com and Cheese Souffle spoonful of the white- Dust lightly tumwl from Scout Camp st Suttle ». Two cups of fresh corn with nutmeg or cocos and serve. (3 Lake last Sunday One tablespoon of butter servings) A spoonful of ice cream Born: To Mr- and Mrs. Guy How- Five tablespoons flour may be substituted for the crushed Two cups of milk kinson at Salem a son. AUGUST SUN MON TUE WED THU 16 20 22 23 24 27 29 30 31 7 ....... SAT 5 IO 8 13 FRI 18 25 ’ Information About the County. Schools, Roads and Crops. News About the People You Know SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL 19 26
