TMK SHERMAN
PAGA 1
COUNTY
(«traka L«d<« Na. 121 A. F. A A. M.
Moro. Oregon
Meet* th« 1st and 3rd
Thursday evening* oi
each month. Viritiiig (
member* cordially in
vited to meet with u*
Glen King. W- M.
C. V. Belknap, Secy
JUpKNAU
MORO,
OREGON
57 kêt |
g TOPNOTCHÊRS
More Lod<. No. 113 I. O. O. F.
Moro, Oreron
Meets every Monday
evening in the I.O.O.F
hall.
Transient and
visiting I -other* are
cordially invited to
meet with ua.
William McKinney. N- G-
Joe Truitt, Secretary.
{ahn.óít-A-
OPOPS \j5Q0 f&t
Meets 2d and 4th Tues
days of each month.
Visiting members wel
come.
Jessie Martin, N. G-
Bull, Secretary.
before puBing Pip
r7p cordi of fap
Meets at Legion hall on
2nd and 4th Wednesday
evening* of each month.
Vernon Flatt. Commander.
Giles L. French, Adjutant
of
FOR SALE—Canning peaches now
ready. Beam’s Nob Hill fruit Ranch
The Dalles,Ore gon. Turn at Miller’s
Filling Station west aide of town and the University of Oregon.
follow signs- Phone 6F12.
Miss Eva Miler willenter Albany
LOST—7x20 spare tire with rim. college when that institution opens
between Antelope and Moro. Suitable for the fall term.
reward. See Schadewiti Garage.
Practically everybody i* through
harvesting in this section and only a
little remains to be cut of the 1933
crop- Intermittent rains have made
Mrs. Simon Elcock is very low at
late harvesting slow.
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her home in iRooseveit, Cal, accord
ing to word received here by R. J.1
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The American Legion at Kent will Ginn-
give the annual Harvest Ball on Sat
Vic Smith is expecting to move
urday night September 16 in the back to his old farm south east of
Kent Memorial building- The Night Wasco for the winter as he has sold
Hawks will furnish the music.
the fox farm to Wm. Mitchell of
Kent.
Truman Strong has bought a new
Mrs. Serai Searcy was taken to the
car as his contribution to the end of
hospital Tuesday night with a very
the depression.
serious illness She is reported bet
Walter May is in bed in a Dalle« ter.
hospital. He is suffering from a lame
Foter Martin, wheat specalist on
back, the cause of which has not been the Pendleton station, wa* in Moro
determined.
Saturday and part of Sunday just to
George Updegraff and wife were meet with old friends.
driving alosg the coast highway this
A county crew finished the con
week end returning by the way of the crete sl*b in front of the court house
McKinxie pass
entrance this week thus removing
D- E Stephen« eft Thursday for some of the danger of loose boards.
Portland and Corvallis accompanied
R. G- Cunliff arrived last week in
by his daughter Janet, who will atr- time to take up his duties as mathe
tend school in the latter city this matics instructor in the high school
wister
on opening morning.
Lloyd Johnson and Kendrick Dun
Mrs. D. W. Nish is in Portland for
lap are now enrolle a* teaching pro a little vacation from Sherman coun-
spects at Monmouth Normal school-
scatter on the W» to find shljter
under dishes or in crackm Cherfan
tried to kill theca but I moved my
dining room a thorough going over
and sprayed the table but another
per last night.
I had • more Imposing guest last
MILDRED GINN
Dr. Harry D. Wilton
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DENTIST
ZELL’S
FUNERAL HOME
AMBULANCE SERVICE
Dr. F. A. Perkins
WERNMARK’S
R A- STOW
GROUND TRIPjO
to
CHICAGO
WORLD
FAIR
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Stephens left this
Miss Helen Osborn and^Miss Win
Grove where she nie Johnson spent the week end st
of the home eco the homa of Mrs- W. C. Helyer-
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in the high school
Mr- and Mr*. Bob Phelan and Mr
Southerland of Portland were busi
i
The parents of Mrs. Dorothea ness visitor* in Kent Saturday.
Moore, Mr. and Mra J. C- Huntley,
visited here for a few days last
week and wkes returning to their
home in Tacoma took grandson David
with them.
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Information About the County, Schools,
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News About the People You Know
Carry own 5 K W. Light Plant
HOME OFFICE. WASCo
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compiei« Information and
•Mielan«« In plonnlng your trip
fo fo* World'» Fair, Inquire of
Bill Schilling cf Gras* Valley are
here while Bill is picking up a little Sunday School ........
Momng Worship
straw for his father ir.-law
DENTIST
Oregon
Moro
ENGLAND
Mi«« Enunajean
week for Cottage
will be in charge
nomic* department
at that place.
Dr. J. A. BUTLER
UPDEGRAFF A PEPPER
enough bread in the house for one
Will be in Grass Valley
person! Well, I was glad to see them
any way and they set about finding I saw Inchie (the cat) attracted by
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something to eat while Rachel and I »ornething by, the door. I drew the
hunted up linen, etc. for the beds and ligtit nearer and saw something
rooms. By working quickly we got
In Moro
things '"half way in order and were ious. I called Cherian sad tried to
able to go to Spencers before we met call Inchie away. It was a small
the train. (Charian rallied to the oc
casion wonderfully.) Bernie had quite side of the door apparently crawling
a bit of shopping to do there and I up when I closed the door and caaght
had to get something for the folks the fore part of its body in the crack
to eat as the vegetables I had ordered just above the lower door hinge. As
(©\UNOY
would not come until the next day- its head was on the outeide it was
Bernie and Mary entertained the two quite a harmlees plaything for
ladies while I got things moving in Inchie! Cheban killed it—it Mas
Responsive (Reading: Ecclesiastes
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We have a fine superintendent and
fhe house. The ladies were very tired pretty well crushed by the door but
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splendid teacher in every department!
CUrian tket it
All are cordially invited to attend and were glad to go to bed by 9:00 ( gtfn full
Theodore Roosevelt said “Educate a
for
which
I
was
thankful.
Bernie
and
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a
pyUu>n
X
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the church services and to make use
man n^entally and not morally and!
I
slept
in
one
room
and
it
being
our
of the reading room m the rear of the
lieve they are poisonous, though all
MRASS VALLEY pharmacy
you educate a menace to society. church building, which is open daily only opportunity to say all the things
the Indians about the place say they
Knowledge of the Bible is the best where all authorized Christian Science we had to say we taked until past
are. We are on the look out no»w for
moral and spiritual education.
litcratured may be read, borrowed or 2:00 a- m- Then the jackal« came its brothers and sisters as they are
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Subject “The Lord’s Living Let- purchaSG¿.
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with mental pictures when I closed produced in. whole al« quantities
my eyes, then a rain storm came with Can’t say as I was exactly hungry af
tOks”
We would like all the members of
plenty of noise and sleep did not ter that but by reading a paper I
our church snd Sunday school back
come until about five which was not kept my mind occupied while th« food
A
“We must all appear before the
1 long before it was time to begin the
next Sunday-
a
judgment seat of Christ, that every
ws put in place-
Allan A. McRea, iMnister.
pew day. Bernie had to go to the
one may receive the things done in
Nothing very disturbing tonight, so
bank the next morning so while the
f
his body, according to that he hath
I
enjdyed
my supper! Now wBi run
others were still resting we decided to
CkrUtfon
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80!H E
SecondSt
done whether it be good or bad.” 2
along and enjoy a sleep. Hear Cher
walk
there
and
take
rickshawwback.
Subject: Matter
The Dall««, Oregon
Cor:5. 10
It was time for breakfast when we ian brandishing a broom in the
Golden Text: Psalnp 56: 4. In God Sunday School .................. .....
kitchen
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trying
to
kill
a
bat
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I Will praise his word, in God I have Fellowship meeting, and preaching got back and Mary and Bernie had to like them either tn th« house!
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leave
immediately
after.
put my trust; I will .not fear what
The
two
ladies,
Mrs.
Hayne
and
flesh can do unto me.
Prayer meeting Wednesday 2:45 p. m-
Finicky Mildred.
Mr« Dean were very nice. There
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Every body welcome.
husbands are tea planter» in or near
When Your Shoes need
Coonoor- Mrs. Hayne knows Tamil
RAIL FASE SIAS
(Grass Valley)
SCHOOLS
Repair, send them to
exceptionally well and does a great
Zo FRACTION^
deal of work among the Indians. She
Coatinu^i from page one.
worked for a time at Amy Charmic- considered and has hired «nether
heal’» mission and they had just been ( Clifford
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ganjuate
GOOD SHOE REPAIRING
visiting there before coming here.' cific University, will handle the Bng-
SHOE REPAIR
THE DALLES
204 Second St.
They left this morning. We went out tish and history c I ssmb .
Postage paid one way on all work
The Kent school board were afraid
on the back water» rn a wallum last
Charlee Ruggles and wife are liv
Mr*. Marie Barnum lost a purse
ing near Rufu* where Charles is containing some cheeks and personal
workisg for the highway contractor effects at the dance in Grass Valley
oiling the road.
Saturday flight-
Collis Moore was a port!andv visi
FOR SALE or trade: A nice young
tor for a day or so last week
Jersey Bull- T. Ml Rolfe. Grass Valley
Harry Ragsdale is leaving this
week for Eugene where he win MKct
Pottratz in the primary. Mr* Essie
•poll it b<0 I don’t enjoy the fellow
WBson will teach the seventh and
ship of <<k roaches! Night before
last I went to tbs suppw table and
fit
TWO BUCKS for SALE 1 Wack
face and 1 Lincoln. $5.00 each. See
or call Donald L- Clodfelter. 7F12,
Grass Valley, Ore-
Walter, son of Elwood Ginn, re
turned to his horn* in The Dalle* this
week after spending the harvest sea
son here with his uncle Harold Ginn
WASCO
CHURCH
10.00 A.
Church School
Church Worship
M.
7:30 P- M.
Epwoth League
Walter Warner, Minister
Start back to school and back to
church and church school at the same
time-
We are beginning a series of ser-
evening far a tim« which they enjoy- that their teachers would net be able
to be ready fot school the 11th so
postponed the beginning date to the
18tK L. H Ayres will be the prin
cipal again this year, assisted by
Mise Mary Mhgee, who taught there
missionary life- I can fish a dosen
several year» ago. New teacher* will
puchies (ipaecta) «ut of my soup and
ba Miss Wynona Johnson in the in-
perAoqr"
lylownTalk
Clarence Morrison and family were
in Portland for a few days early this
week on a little poet harvest trip.
Young folks of the community
gathered at th« Peetx residence
Wednesday evening for on« of the
fir«t get-together* of the season.
Baptist Church
Church School ............. .....
m.
Preaching ..................... .......
6.30 p-
B. Y. P- U- .....
Church worship
7:80 p.
Prayer meeting Thursday, 7:30 p. m
We extend a cordial invitation to
attend any and all of the services of
our church- “Come thou with us. for
the Lord hath spoken good concern
ing Isreal.”
We hope to see you at church next
Sunday
S. L. Boyce, Minister
7&ANUM drbbpect
Chris Sekolta Paet No. 7 I
I still have 50 head of Pure Bred
Herford cattle I am offering for sale
at slightly above beef prices. Part
terms might be arranged- Also 6
young horses 4 to 6 years old all
broke-
W. C. Helyer, Kent.
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER lb, 1238.
INTEND TO PLAY EVERY WEEK
Management A. S. Kolstad — 19 years in theatre
business in Hood River.
Technician— Francis (Tex) Sloat formerly with For
estry Service
Publicity Man- Walter Stevens
Cashier—Local Girl
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