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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 29, 1933)
fAUB 1 t'UK MUUlMAM COUNTY JOI'IOAU MOKU, OKÜGUN WybAY. SEPTEMBÜK ». 1WW. If you wish to soe a happy smile on We extend a cordial invitation to attend any and all of the services of ths face of the Superintendent next our church “Come thou with ua. for Sunday morning, let every member of the Lord bath spoken good boncam- every class be present. ing IsreaL’’ Allan A. Me Rea, iMnister. We hope to see you at church next Sunday. An adequate school luhch is im S. L. Boyce, Minister. portant to the health and well-being Groms V«lley, Ore. of every child and teacher who must The Fell Geepel SHOE REPAIR Moro. Oi have the noon meal at school, says Sunday School ........................ 10 g. m. Meets every Monday Postage paid one way on all work Miss Lucy A. Case, extenaionspecial- evening in the I.O.U.F Fellowship meeting, and preaching ist in nutrition at Oregon State col 11 a. m. hall. Tra naient and visiting I mother» are lege- For the child who is not ad Prayer meeting Wednesday 2:45 p. m. to cordially invited equately fed at home, the school meet with ua. I declare unto you the gospel, how lunch provide* an opportunity partly Ralph Brisbine N.G. that Christ died for our sin® accord UPDEGRAFF & PEPPER to make up for the deAencies of the Joe Truitt, Secretary. ing to the scriptures and that he was other meals of the day. buried, and that he aroae again the Attorneys At Law While the now lunch is related to third day according to the scriptures. Moro, Orvg- n ' the remainder of the day’s food pro —I Cor. 15:14. Meets 2d and 4th Tues gram and varies with condition». Moro Oregon days of each month. Every body welcome. Miss Case suggests the following Visiting members wel school lunch plans as adequate under come. Christia« ScWwc« Jessie Martin, N. G- most conditions: Subject: Unreality Bull, Secretary Golden Text: Psalms 33:10. Th» Lunches not including a hot dish; Lord bringeth tb* counsel of the L Bottle or jar of whole milk Chris Sch.lt« Poet No- 71 Carrot sandwich with whole wheat bee then to nought: he maketh the devieee of the people of none off sot- bread , Meet^ Mt Legion hall on Responsive Reading: Ho«M 13:1-3, Egg sandwich * 2nd and 4th Wednesday 14:1, 3-5, 9 Gingerbread — AND----- evenings of each month. With the pretty Morel In oidhaui, twenty-year old hhmd henuty m Charlevoix, presiding as queen, assisted by her All are cordially invite® to attend Apple- - — ’ court of honor, the national cherry tesflrnl was colehrared hy natives of the northern Michigan fruit belt-This year ’ s Vernon Flatt. Commander. i k I the church services and to make nee Giles L French, Adjutant crops of cherries were the largest raised In mnny years, and thousands of visitors from all over the country were on 2. Bottle or jar of whole milk hand to join the festivities. The photograph shows Senator Arthur Vandenberg of Michigan crowning Queen Morelia as Phone 845 The Dalles, Ore of the reading room m the rear of the Cottage cheese and tomato sand church building, which is open daily Gov. William A. Comstock and the mulds of honor loo» uu. GRASS VALLEY PHARMACY wich with whole grain bread where all authorized Christian Science ----- or----- Cup of baked custard or rice pud literatured may be read, borrowed or ding purchased. Phone 222\ Another big attraction was Inna I Helyer all returned, home the last of Dalles, wa® here Wednesday on legal The Mutual Life of New York. •Cookies the week from their hunting trip with Morgan rocking Howard Conlee to business. Annuities, endowments, retirement Community Presbyterisn Church sleep while Louise Barxee fed Harold deer. . « , .1 3. Bottle or jar of whole milk Mrs- L. D. Idleman from Salem income, life insurance. I am in Sher Sunday School __________ 10 a. m. XJ_____ L_ JL ■ 1 ------ ---------------AU---------------ixau Belshee teaspoons of water, blind String bean and peanut butter The farmers of the Kent district man county frequently, and will and Mr®. C. L. Stamey of Silverton, Mornng Worship __________ 11 a. m- folded- sandwich with graham bread have been kept busy the past two gladly give any service or assistance sisters of Mrs- A- S. Johnson, were Subject “Converted Why ? After Next, the girls gave a demonstra- weeks while making out their con* Salmon sandwich to policyholders. Geo. H- Flagg tel here over the week end. Conversion What? tion of playing leap frog and the trftcts ln order to allotment«. All ■Raw pear or tomato ephone 188-W, The Dalle». W. H- Helyer has been here a few boys ran competition by standing of the applications had to be made “And the Lord said, Simon, Simon, BOISE. ‘ Second St Lunches including a hot dish, sup behold Satan hath desired to have days visiting around town and on their hands. They were occasion outAby the 25th of September. Paul Turkey Red for Sale at 70 cents catching up on his pinochle- The Dalles, Oregon plemented by other food brought thee, that he may sift you as wheat ally helped along by the Sophomore’s ine Davis helped with the books. The per bu. at my place 18 miles north from home : But I have prayed for thee, that thy PHONE 211 W ' community committee consisting of Yes. We have tracing carbon paddles. of Shaniko. Good for seed, (if taken faith fail not; and when thou are Numerous other races followed J- L. Davis, Corliss Andrews, and 1. Cream of mixed vegetable soup OP rOMETRIST-OPTIClAN paper at the Journal office- within 30 day».) * Chopped meat sandwiches converted strengthen thy brethern .” and the closing event was the funer Wilbur Haggerty have showed a Andy Patjens, Shaniko. Mrs. Ernest Barnett’¿of Clem is al of Miss Louise Barzee who wa» to Apple ' Luke 22:31, 32. > great interest in helping every one. here this week visiting with her weak to live through the initiation. Cookies FOR SALE: A few Hampshire mother Mrs- Emma Schadewitz. Kent Grange: No. 688 patrons of 2. Boiled potatoes with milk gravy Also, the Freshmen gave an exhi bucks or will trade for ewes husbandry, held its regular meeting Egg and tomato sandwiches Mr. and Mrs. J. D Miller was here bition on the latest dancing and the Robert Rohde, Moro. September 23, with about 30 mem Peach or pear one day last week enroute to LaVerne audience wa® invited to join in and s _______________ bers present. A program was given have a jolly good time. California, where they will locate- 3. Creamed salmon " I Bill Raymond and Jack Noonan Later, a lunch was served consist during the lecture1 hour- A committee Bread and butter A hunting party composed of Ole consisting of Millard Howell. Bertha have completed the job of putting up ing of punch and cookies, and so Apple sauce Helyer and Clarice Wilson was ap the new chimney at the court house Kn«pp, J. N. Stevenson, A. G- Futter. ended this initiation of 1933- pointed to furnish the program for । Cookies for the accomodation of the wheat Harvey Thompson and Dell Wright Ask the Freshmen what they think and son returned from eastern Ore । the next meeting, Saturday, October control office force- i Every Thursday at the MORO LEGION HALL Serving a hot dish lunch at school of it ? ? ? 7 gon this week with three deer, having the 14 th. is one of the most practical projects Miss Flora Williams returned from we will present for your entertainment and pleasure a c< mplete one weighing around 250 pounds -------- —r—r... I in child welfare any community can Portland last week having finished Retha Howard of Pine City has en all new all talking moving picture program Helen and Lois Bryant left last “What should I do in order to get undertake Miss Case Hays further, with her work there. She b helping rolled a® a Sophomore in Moro high ready to keep chickens?”, a sub sc rib- The serving of milk at school sup- the county school superintendent for week for . Walla Walla to attend school There will be two complete shows each evening the first, Whitman college this year. er asked of the Bingtown Bugle. The plies a food which i® fundamental to a few days this week Th® Moro school had it» first fire editor, who had tried tb raise chick child health, and in many cases chil starting at 7 p m. and the second at approximately 8 45 p m. Mrs. Hazel McKinney, niece of WANTED: A houhekeeper for an drill Tuesday. September 26th, the dren would otherwise have to go with ens himself, advised: “ “ The first Mrs. Jessie Henrich», visited hero elderly couple on farm near Wasco. building being cleared in 50 seconds- thing to do, if you wish to KEEP out milk- this week from Portland. Mr. Mc Apply Journal office Admission: ADULTS 35c STUDENTS (over 12) 25c The three fire chiefs for this year chickens, is to buy a ‘shotgun and Means of financing and managing Kenney accompanied her. are: Richard Same", Gordon Fraser practice shooting it.” , CHILDREN. lOc the school hot lunch di«h, recipe® for MORO SCHOOL NOTES and Alton Axtell- Mr and Mr. O. L Belshee and Mr. 40 hot dishes arranged for schools of Gordon Fraser, editor- and Mr®. Roy Powell spent the week different size®, recipe» for 62 kinds '•Watch For Our Official R.C.A. Victor Photophone Sound Truck’* Let the Journal do your printing The first volley ball game of the Freshman Initiation end vacating at Camp Sherman. of sandwich fillings made from com season is scheduled for Friday eve Next Thurs Eve. mon products, suggestions on child ning September 29, with Kent in the The annual freshman initiation wa® Mrs- Harry Kunsman returned This Weeks Show: feeding and guidance and other prac Oct. 5th or your convenience. 1 have ar from a visit to the Oregon beaches held in the gymnasium of the Moro Moro Gym. The squad is a strong tical helps are all included in bulletin one and hopes to win a good name school Friday evening September 22 ranged for you to leave your this week. i Jimmy Gleason 455, “The School Lunch’’ recently is for Moro again this year. Students Bebe Daniels, Rando ph Scott, bhoe Work at Walter A. May A at 8 o’clock- Edna Mae Oliver Fred Pickett and wife made a trip sued by the home economic® exten Son. Pick up and delivery twice Dorothy Fraser gave the opening that will be in su$ Friday night are: Jessie Ralph, Sydney Blackmer, to Portland last week returning Fri speech to the “Freshie»” and advised Mary Pinkerton, Imogene Johnson. sion service at O. S. C. This bulletin a week at no cost to you. and select cast in Barry Norton and Merle Kirk day afternoon. can be obtained free of charge from them all to shake hands with the Lucille McLachlan, Marjorie Byer®, land in JOSEPH A. MEE county extension agents or from the E. Amidon and family were visi Sophomore representative So theie Gayle Amidon. Genevieve Nahouse, The Wasco Shoe Man college at Corvallis. Lavon Sayrs, Jean Powell, Dorothy would be no hard feeling®- tors at the Round-Up Saturday. Doris Being informed that something Fraser, Melba Thogerson. Lester Conlee and wife while re wa» wrong with their appearance Thompson, Dollie Belshee Tingling, sparkling, scintillat turning from a pleasure trip along they were all asked to change clothes It will hold you srell bound ing entertainment. Also a two the Oregon Coast Highway had their and to remove their shoes. and its comedy will make reel COMEDY and a Scrappy car wrecked near Th« Dalles Tues First, was the demonstration of DENTIST you laugh for weeks to come CARTOON. day. An Indian reported under the how to wash teeth with »having soap CHURCH WASCO home office , W asco M influence of liqpor hit them. 10.00 A. Church School by Ethel Kruger and Ronald Powell. Church Worship Evidently two of the Freshmen Mr and Mr*. Wm. Obrist and Mr and Mr«. George Barnett, Mrs. •7:30 P. M. Epwoth League family, of The Dalles, visited here were hungry, for Alma Axtell and J. L- Matthes. Luther Davis, and Walter Warner, Minister Donald Barnes were seen trying to Sunday with the Otis Baker family. In Moro the Flfdt Week Last Sunday our new church school eat th« meat off of a bone, with Grover Young were transacting busi The women are sister*. ness in The Dalle« ¿Tuesday. in Each Month * superintendent Dr. A. D- Richelder* their hand» tied behind them. Mm Everett Hasting» ha® been fer took office. Our school is steadily Walter Adams of Antelope was a Helen Strong and Walter Barnes helping in the Conlee grocery this had a race trying to carry a Urge visitor in Kent Tuesday. building up in attendance. Rally When Your Shoesneed week will be October 1st to 8th. week while Lester and wif® were lima bean on a small tooth pick- As of Mr. and Mm. Walter Wilson Repair, send them to gone. Helen was the winner, »he had the Rufus spent Friday at the home of (Grass Valley) Howard Ginn, who was instantly privilege of drinking milk from a Mr. and Mrs- Alfred Lyons Baptist Church killed in an automobile wreck near baby’s bottle, but »he was generous Church School ........................ 1° a. m. , Milton Sunday was a nephew of R. J. •nd gave all the class members a I Bill Helyer, Frank Haynes, Wm. GOOD SHOE REPAIRING m- I Mitchell, Winnie Helyer and Jesse Preaching...... ........----------- H /Ginn of this city. Mr. and Mra- Ginn in. THE dalles B. Y. P- U ...................... 6-30 204 Second St. * P were in Walla Walla for the funeral Church worship ................ 7:30 P- m. later in the week. Prayer meeting Thursday, 7:30 P- m- N F fr nr rr Charles Burnet and Mb® Althea rr p ñ rrrrr Powell attended the Round-Up Sat urday with Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Schilling. Moro, Oregon Meets the 1st and Srd Thursday evenings of each month. Vieitlug members cordially in vited to meet with us Glen King. W M. C. V. Belknap, Secy- Rejoicing Over «a Bumper Cherry Crop School Lunches Important R A- STOW ZELL’S FUNERAL HOME AMBULANCE SERVICE I^Town Talk Dr. F. A. Perkins THE CASCAD1AN SOUND SERVICE IS SHOWING. “PENQUIN POOL MURDER” “THE COCKTAIL HOUR” Dr. J. A. BUTLER Kent News | CHOTES FREE DANCE After SHOW Each Evening WERNMARK’S Flew Across Ocean but Crashed Dr. Butler Miss Opal Powell returned from Portland Monday evening after visit ing there for several days DENTIST Harold Ginn and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Barnum were visitors at the Round-Up the final day. Will make his regular trip to MORO, next week Oct. 2 to 7 inclusive Judge Carl Hendricks wa® here Wednesday to hear the evidence in the Everett vs- Eakin trial, Attor- ney Dick and Pepper of The Dallea were the opposing lawyers. George Winter", formerly school teacher here, was married at Toledo last week to Anna Dunsmere, Forest Grove. at Hotel Moro Please Make Your Appointments Early Attorney John Stapleton. of The The United States National Bank’s di rect Branch at The Dalles offers you a safe and convenient depository for wheat allotment or other funds You can open a Checking or Savings account by mail if it is inconvenient for you to call personally. Resources ouer 85 million dollars. The Dalles Branch of tho Ernest Samuels ynd family from Hood River visited at the Nahouse home last Sunday. Mrs Su*ie Hastings is here for a few days from Vancouver. Wash, where she is now living Where to deposit your allotment money. CapL Janes Molllsen or England and his wire, Amy Johnson, who dew from Wales and nearly reached their destination. New Tort Exhausted and short of gasoline, they made a forced landing at Bridgeport, Conn.. In a marsh. Injuring themselves slightly end smashing their plana. I will accept a liberal part of total amount of work in county and school warrants at par r ___ . IMS United States National Bank of Portland Head Office: Portland, Oregon
