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TAOS loua THE SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO. OREGON, FRIDAY, APRIL 27, 19Ìt. •There will be several speakers* to be left out in the next publica- The £ent high school cooks, received from Mr. Allen, assistant at the M. E- church in the near ion of this -project- This was ad- better known as the Merry Makers, ' slate club leader, together with futuro. Rev Hugh Archibald will vised by Miss Cowgill on her re- enjoyed another meeting at the suggestions to 4-H club members __ J a 20. _ 51 Thia FTW » on Sunday April 29 Mr cent visit in Shetman county of fleece school house.April is * • th? on shearing and caring Helen Strong and Lucile McLach 7th meeting of this club- for exhibition purposes- Mr. Hel- Ada Jolley, state president of the lan were appointed to arrange for The meeting was called to order yer gave these copies of sugges- th« parsonage last Wednesday W. f T- U. will speak on fltoy «th. .a picnic at the next meeting. Sev by the president, Clarice Mitchell tions to the sheep dub members. At the next meeting the members and the ininutes of last meeting afternoon A program waa given Rev Frank Spaulding will preach eral girls handed in cards. toclWing a paper on “Jeramiah” on May 13 at the home coming • 1h« High School Girls of the was »read- When roll call was tia- will Jeam. the fine points of the kg OUve Robinson and on« on service and Dr. T. D- Yarnes will Moro Cooking Club attended a ken all members were present but Rambouillet and Lintooln breeds of sheep- Myrtle Helyer and Hugh •Th« Sorrow for ST* by Dr. preach the baccalaureate pervice meeting at Mrs- Stephen’s home one. on May 20th Hoskinson will furnish them with An interesting demonstration of last Wednesday Before. the business meeting a fruit salad was given by Myrtle this information- The next meeting of the so call Helyer and Clarice Mitchell. The ed ‘‘Irishmen” will be held April salad was found to be very appe joyed- At the de«« of the after One, a chocolate whip pudding, by 26, at the school house- noon dainty lefreehments were of North Bonneville are guests at Marjorie Byers and Lucile Mc tizing and delicious. Two high school boys 'were so served by Mesdamm Scott, Hfl- the Ed Olson home. Perry N. Johnston, county ajgri- Mr. and Mrs. A.. C. Kassberg Lachlan. Mrs- Stephens demon greatly, interested in our cooking ci rbrand and Sheets. strated the. other which was the cultural agent, recently sent let were guests at the Everett, Wat making and bald« of a chocolate chib that they were present at our ters. to all 4-H Livestock dub Th« AliJruitftic club of the Pyth kins home Sunday. * last meeting. Perhaps they were members atating that on Saurday, ian Sisters met last Friday at the just trying to get an eye on two April 28, a livestock judging tour also gave some, useful hints for home of Mrs. W. A Spencer. ill at her home and all the mem greater success in making sponge- of «the girls' eooking- Who knows? will be made to the Yakima valley- The Christian church ladies will bers of her family are here- ■ HoweVet, We sincerely hope they A 'Schedule of the farms to be Type cakes. give a I: a at the home of Mrs- , Mr«. Fred Hennagin entertained * At Ihe .hqákta&s meeting the enjoyed their visit. ' visited has been made. They plan J. H. Johnson vn Saturday, April guests on Tuesday at dessert girs decided.toehold a picnic on The judging contest will be held on being at the Maryhill Ferry at luncheon followed by bridge. Mi's- 28th. Everyone invited. rt >t _ our next meeting- Every indi- 5:30 Saturday morning and re ¡nay vi uv wh vavv IMW k . Thia a mar will waxx « • w May ox 3rd at the city park. M, s. L. P - Haven underwent ja Barr of Moro and Mm. Lawrence be in place, of the usual meeting'J“ dub, •”fk« Z0™6 turning late Saturday evening- * - k.« • A* “ - , . — . - Irin/I /»/vrvbiíMj oHn’ehriní» o mir'*” operation at the Mid-C<n- Kaseberg made high scores. Out at tHe leaders . A home. For the kind of white cookies and’-bring a Herds of beef, dairy cattle, hogs - (M'tsdame: •ample to our meeting where the um’ ’ hospital last Friday. She of town guests included ^Barrf rom *»’«»«*» Tea which » to be given and flocks of sheep will be visited members will judge aijd place them is rep.-» I d doing rifcdy- M iu and judged under the supervision H.ldred Zell wu .s- bi the the near future for the‘mothers in their respective placeA.„ ;■ Mr. ar t Mni. Paul, McCulloch The Merry vMakers ip 11 hold of the best judge«. . . Jfltes ,ware appointed ^ follows: were in Tne DiHee shopping on sistant host«* We were also Informed that Doc- their next meeting April‘27, at the Th« local dubs are spons^inff Invitation. Irma Morgan -r-“ • Saturday. 4 i ‘ and -- Louise Allen, assistant'state clhb leader, r.~ ' z a mother’s and daughter’s banquet Bailee; ¿«¿oration, Doris Thomp school house. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Waner, will make the trip also- Th« club to be held Monday, April 30 at the Perhaps thia is a bit of news ” ” ‘ _ make this McLáchlan and Norma son, Lucile Mrs. Arthur Sargent and Mgpr that will interest club members. , . .. . ha for - ‘anette, Mrs. Brown and Eleanor lodge hall- The proceeds are to Melzer; program, Marjorie Byers, It deal seems that 4-H club WoVk isn’t *ont for' be given to the Camp Fire girls Melba Thogerson and Mazy Pink tended the opera in Portland last gotten. / w i . of Wasco. It is hoped the com erton; refreshments, Dorotiiy Fra just an American . .institution. Saturday. • JL Mr. Johnston suggested taking munity will support this move ser, Jean Powells and Gayle Ami About Once a year,, from .^Finland a few extra sandwiches to fulfill Mrs. Kate JohnjK>n entertained ment. in northern Europe comes «a letter don. ‘ , . „ :. . xu J the famished boys and girts wishes the Senior class and other guests • a bulletin or two to the , Several songs were sung and aflrwgo it her home Saturday night piece; . The Tillicum met last Thursday »Ute dub office, at Conzillis with J Bb.didl,^(l it? at the home of Mrs. Bob McPher the meeting was adjourned to the were 4 tables of 500 and (Margaret Johnson and Francis Watkins son with Mesdames Royce and kitchen where the girls ate the inte^u ±r^ made high scores for the evening. Shearer as assistant hostesses delicious pudding- The recipe was Oregoh. grades organized a sewing ' ' oi^anizcw .a sewipg > . dub club Mignon Wall, Catherine Johnson Mrs. Bernis Guy and Miss Olive taken from the division III books. h The^letter and bulletin was sent including clothing I, II, HI, ard Eigene Spencer are out of Robinson were guests of the club- The Moro Dairy Club members, RwB m*n named A- Hirvisalo, who an<l Bachelor Sewing on February school this wesk due to having the • Mra. Harry Sawin spent several attended a meeting at the ’ .en <aigtie his title as club leader in I Mrs- Essie Wilson is their measles. , days in Portland the first of the King Banchi near* G rass Valley, ; lor ¡»Orth Finland, “Oulip^ Mr.Hirvis-! ieader. The Senior class play “The Yel week. the purpose of judging sheep. The following officers wsro elec- alo. this year sent a bulletin of low Shadow” will be given Satur Mrs- Weyland Weld and children \ Four members were present at club Wbfk in north Eupope. (Sw^-. ted. Rose Ellen Barnett, presi^eirt; day April 28 ' * J spent last week at Grass Valley- this meeting although many beef den, Nprge? Finland, and Denmark) Levina Barnett, vice president, Th« Thursday afternoon jflidge * The D. T. club met last Satur- club members also attended- The Mr. Hirvisalo also stated the fact (Maxine Pluemke, secretary. club was host ess to the day at the home of Mrs. Hurt with members spent the afternoon by that they had now in Finland 45,- The following committee and ana bridge club on Thursday at the Mrs. Bob McDonald as' assistant judging three classes of different 000 members in chib work. The committeemen were elected: Pro- home of Mrs. Art Bairzee. ' hostess Mrs. Adria White made types of livestock, the three classes mme of the bulletin which was Kram committee, Maxine.Pluem The Wasco Woman’s Study Club high score. placed were. (1) Lincoln lambs; sent in was “Lantungdomsverksa-! ke; social committee. Rose met on Friday at the home of Mrs. exhibition committee. (Mrs. Marie Cooper is in Port (2) Hampshire ewes; (3) Lincoln mketan i Norden. Whew—What Barnett; Everett Watkins. land attending to business matters. ewes. The good and defective a name, The foreign bulletin is Frances Gregg; contest commit Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Grady and points of sheep were discussed and Mrs. L- P. Haven is home from about the same size as the bulle-jteet *Maryr Hoskinson and Levina Naomi went to Bonneville Sunday explained by the leaders. This is tins used in Oregon but but quite quite! Barnett; special committee, Char- the hospital. and enjoyed a picnic with Nyal lie B1ÏI Wilson- E- Schultz of , the North Pacific the third judging tour the mem thicker than most of ours. and Ed Grady and’ som« friends bers have made, the other two The members decided to name In this bulletin Uhe only phrase Grain Growers Inc. was in Wascc from Portland. ‘ transacting business on Wednes w^re made to judge different types that can be read by an American the club the ‘‘Seven and One’*}be Miss Olive Robinson entertained of dairy and beef shimals- . reader is “learning by doing’* cause there seven girls and one - a number of guests bn Tuesday at day XJiordon Fraser, local leader and which is also a by word used by boy- Curtis Tom was called to Pen ’ desserc luncheon followed with The Seven and One Club new held Th« president of the Moro Calf Club American 4-H club mi lembers- bridge Mrs. George Wilde made dleton on Wednesday due to th« tqpk charge of a short meeting youilg people their second meeting at the school I wonder if these yo ung serious illness of his mother.. . igh if »this club, Wednesday aftet- in Northern Europe enjoy and de- bc-use February 26. R. O- Scott, Pete Paterson ata Mr.’ and Mrs- Louis flcholl »hop riv« the benefits from dub work The meeting was called to order Bill Nesbit were fishing on th* ped in The Dalles Monday r United States boy and by the president. Roll call was ¡He had made arrangements for that we Deschutes last Sunday and return We sincerely hope they given and each one answered JUthe members to make the judg- girls do- rWOPBlB Or ANNUAL riATXMXNT OF ed home with a fair-catch. ASSjr.. . COMMERCIAL UNION have enjoyed their club work as it from what they had learned in ■ n¿ trip into the Yakima valley. ANO COMPANY LrartFD of I-a <?o». much as we have ours," and contin-. sewing. The president then asked Kndtnd on the 31*1. dtr Ci Most of the club are going 1»33. made t<> the tnsur*nce oomm^‘ ue to do so. \ t i i for old business, and this was All dairy, beef, pig, sheep and The Shamrock Sheep Club met, Uhe club , „ INCOME > olt clubs in Sherman county will N»t prrmluma r«c«iv#d dur- -V,<-,aaaa r The third meeting of the Seven in lb« r»ar ... ..........I BrtC.IM.Ot at the school house April 19, for take a trip into the Yakima val- IbUreit. dividend* r.nd tOfcl* - and One was held March 8, at the received durinw lb« y««r . oy in Washington if transporta- th« sixth meeting of the club. The Grass Valley High Scho< Incom« from other «ounces Myrtle Helyer, president of the school house- received durtnr th« •' . oi^ can .be furnished, on April 28. Cooking Club met Monday, Apri The meeting was called to or club, called the meeting to order tfhe 4-H members will spend the f oUl Incoir ..._• . - 23 for the first time in two weeks. der by the president, and roll call DJ8BUF ABSBNTi Marjory Blake and Vere Pike ßay judging beef and dairy qni- and it proceeded in the usual way. was answered by work they had N«t 1 mm * m ’• «urlar th« -nor Inciudin« adjust Each member responded to the i k-cx-saM demonstrated the cooking of rice- mals, sheep, colts, and pigs of roll call by giving the progress of done- sonie of the very best herds in the While the rice was cooking the The Seven and One Sewing Club iriM the »< cnies and : business was carried In order norflhw&t. The Hubbafd Sheep his sheep. held their fourth meeting March tn.m.19 • » Melvin Barnett instructed the to complete the cooking project a ranch will be one of the farms 15 at the school house. President penditur»» .............................. 1,71.04.9^ visited- This faitner owns some members as to the dfferent breeds called meeting to order and regu cake of the sponge ’ cake variety Total expendsuy*!^ -•• • • •03 3S3 if must be exhibited, i| was decided of the best breeding sheep in of sheep and David Hoskinson told lar routine of business followed. Value of r»dl eataU oarnod _ that May 4th wwul<Lbo an appro- Washington as well as one of the the members wny it was beneficial The fifth meeting was also done «■MIKOt WMM1 UM.M1V7 to take up the sheep club project. priate time ftp the exhibit. It is finest herds. At the Congdon and The Pacific International 4-H in the same routine. Battles farm the very best Aber required that hhe Cooking II girls The sixth meeting of the Seven Wool Show wilb be held again this Oaah in bank* and on hand give a tea for their mothers; this deen-Angus herds will.be judged. and One Sewing Club was held Freuuum* In courw of c«i Several other places will be visit year.. The purpose *of this wool March 29. The president opened Wetion vritten alnca B«p- was brought up and the date for 010.101 so show is to help the 4-H sheep club letnber JO. ISM . ................ - the tea was set for May 19. The ed to see other breeds of these Internt and rent* du« and rnembers determine the quality of the meeting- When the roll call accrvda . .... ................. different committees are to be ap livestock. was taken each member responded •* “Doc” Allen, assistant state wool produced by their sheep and by telling what they had done on pointed at the next meeting .Tatti aVn club leader, county agent Johnston to bring about improvement m their project Orata claim* for I oom * un- Miss Cowgill w$s at school the and Superintendent Knighten, also quantity’and quality. J paid ...................................... IM.ttl.H Virginia Helyer. irst of last week tx> show the sew¿- several local livestock club leaders Both purebred and grade fleeces ing club members some of the will make the trip with the mem Iare included in the classification of ik* .. .................. 4.M1.MS.79 The Sunshine Sewing circle mot for salon and ’ work done by other members in bers. AM local leaders are urgefl $ee90k;Jn previous years the Wednesday afternoon at their Oregon- She also explained sever to make arrangements for their grad« fleeces have not been in- leaders home for the regular meet rustle. cLc«*t al things in cooking which the i.M clubs to make the trip as soon as cludted. eaafla! ....... I •-•5M 4OU i LOO B.»tuto.y kjpo MI Tfie club leader, Elner Helyer, ing. All of the members were girls didn’t understand. possible. tThe group will meet at LU Burt>lu* ov': *11 Hal The moot important thing she the Maryhill Ferrjf at 5:30 Sat sometime ago received a letter present but Evelyn Davis. There £ jrpl •» *» reward« did, and which she was probably urday morning- A .picnic lunch from the county agricultural agent was a general discussion on dress SUSINI as Ui OKBOÓh FOR Till v IÈ a R Unconscious of, was to encourage will be held some place oh the Perry N. Jdhnston, instructing him making fnr the style revue- More Ka rrtmtam r«««tv«d 4«r- the girls to completo their pro journey. All members should make as to the Pacific International 4-H material haa been sent for about in-» tn »«»r . .J ••• 2: it. Some of th« Kiri* begun Mid uofn- Ute r«ar 1I.1W Î1 jects and to do better work this excursion for it is to be on<8 Wool Show. Mr Johnston inclos work on their dresses. It was insumí «Jurin» the 174»» M.-T« et CÔMMXficIAÎ. UNION Mrs. Pauline Wilcox met with of the most important and hrtet- ed a topy of a letter that he had siteVr'ANCK Ort IÆD _ m the Grass Valley High School Sew- esting events on the club schedule J( -'.9 of Um ed SJ»:«« Giancter. T. V). *»r- A . A a. Cdub members and talked with this year. ' Ji:- u.ory rtf . Mil aUoriMV ior Mrvlc< Dorothy Fraser- them about their work- They de cided to meet again Tuesday, Apri At the last two meetings of the 24 and spend an hour sewing. Some of the giris thought they Sunny Slope Foresters, we 'had Would like to be included in the some very interesting reports on Cretan punaan Style Review contest which Miss wild life of the forest and of the birds of our local- community- dur- Net premura* Cowgill told us about. InUr ♦ s th*<in îâ» -»ri » ’ ni Greta Russell. Some told how animals, especially m.rui r*e«ir»d annui U m beavers, destroy trees and every Income from ether 111.004 00 rvcaiveS Sur*.:.* th« Ths Moro Beef Club met at the one had instructive reports on the Total income ............................... U.71Q M Tom Fraser ranch on April 7. All living habits of our birds- DISBURSaMSMTS For our n°xt meeting We are to of the members were maent Brings them closer to you describe a tree, bring a leaf or •XMu»« ........ .............. .... ll.SM.rtJ tl At this meeting we judged beef Copimi«^on3 and »alari«* raid and you to therm aurin* th* rtar...,........... 1.13S.SH.M and dairy cattle, also swine From some bark to specify it and see Tax«». llc«n**« aud fm paid how many members can recognize •urine »h« year.,,...,...,. 143.4S7 !• th« club Mr. Barnum will select a Amount cf «Il re;»«»' ex pendi- judging team to compete with the the tree from the discription and ture» ........ Uet9jM»Jo its bark or leaf other teams in th« county. Total ..........ll.Md.10l *4 Most of our trees seem to be Value cf noe*' ni^Xord» The next meeting was held at In sickness, accident, fire or other emergency.a single call We have to owned (marni valueIS.700.M1.M the Roy Powell ranch April 14. At growing quite well. , Loans cn mottta«»* and col- repair our irrigation system which • UUral. .................................. this meeting we judged beef and may be worth more than.your telephone costs in a lifetime. Vnsh in bunks and oft MS|.. is delaying tis in watering the trees kr. taluni» tn cour*» al rolW< daiey cattle. ' । j? * '•** I on erlttcS t.oc* MpUm- Mr. Barnum Showed us how to at present. ni.m it D j » rfr«m otVer comt>anu»' for Wnifred Belshee treat stock for sore feet and colds. rcinauranc« « 3 mom * ai read« nail......... .-vs, Ronald Powell Infer««! and r nta A m and The Katty Kamp Kpokery Klub aocnicd ......... ........................... It’s ring may mean good news about a position or a busi The Sewing Club met at the has held nine meetings and will hold one more next Friday. We home of Mrs- J. J? * Scheffer in ness transaction. ; • T11463S4 p*«d ........ ......... have decided to go to Buck Hollow Moro ; . AaMDt of um « i Four members were present and May 5. The three members who All outer habilla»» worked on various articles. Mrs. will ««ok together are Thiriy Chap Sayre helped one girl cut the man, David McLeod and Leona Mc- goods for her dress in ft« division 8 I^od. ,The next group to work to Cuts down the continual cost of doing so many errands in — - . • 4 * t • _ « s a gether ar« Vernon Melzer, Patrice person. McLeod and Millard Melzer Each en Wednesday, April 25 ----------------- u ' . .. - tamily represented will furnish ac- The Homemakers held a meeting cording to number of members * - in •- last Monday. it- Ihe club members have been Irma (Morgan called the meeting iMuming their demonstration speech Helps t ou to use your tunc and energy to better results. to order and then turned the dh- m . The Katty Kamp Kookory Klub will havo a weinner roast Bayra. Next meeting the giri» while tiwy Bro Bt Buck Hollow P acific T elephone and T elegraph C ompany Millard Melzer- the diff«r»nt parta they would like I r Wasco a m 4-H Club Newt reaches friends gives protection brings tidings saves expense does more / suggested that we have judg last meal Wednesday. Eugene Nor ing and demonstration teams but ton made the biscuits. This club nothing was done about it. Mrs- cooked half of the required meals Davis also suggested that we have at their meetings and the other roll call answered with our prog half at home. They will 'hold their ress during the week- It was next two meMings with Misa , agreed. Anna Sather, president, Potratz’s club to learn club songs appointed Clarice Mitchell and and get their reports in. The C. S. F. club is made up j>f Margaret Dunlap on the program all girls. The initials in the name committee- The program is made out for the stand for Cook Fun Sing. Nellie ten regular meetings. It goes as Grace Wilson is the president of follows: 1st meeting, March 8. thp club; Juanita Mitchell is vice Organisation. Selection of club president and Jeane Haynes is name. General discussion and ex secretary- At the last matting planation of project. Plans for fu the girls met at Norton’s and Juanda Mitchell demonstrated the ture meetings Seaond meeting, March 23. Gen making of cookie«. At the next eral business, * (roll call, minutes, meeting they are planning to de old and new business) Reports' of cide on the ideal luncheon and , progress by members- Appoint- breakfast. They have been instruc of committees. Questions on pro ted to bring magazine pictures of articles suitable for each meal and ject. Third meeting April 4. Gen then they are going to decide on eral business. Report of commit the ideal meal. tees. Organization of demonstra “Doroihy’d Kitcheneers” met tion team for next meeting- Prac last Thursday at Maxine Pluem- ticing of dub songs and pledge- ke’s home for the usual meeting/ ¿. Fourth meeting April 18. Gen Annie Laurie Haynes and Maxine eral business. Roll call answered Pluemke demonstrated. “How to with progress. Demonstration by Build a Cake ** It was a very in team. Social hour. teresting and tasty topic, At the ihon and ' Fifth meeting April 25th. Ua-’ next i meeting Helen Wil rostrate ual business- Roll call answered ; hope it with progress. Talk by leader bp how to judge sewing. Announce ment that each member is to Margaret Dunlap. bring something she has made in NOTICE OF H n AL; , BBTTLE- sewing to the next meeting for MENT— Notice is heaeby given judging. Club song. that th© undersigqed. has filed Sixth meeting May 3. Usual her final report and account of business- Report of committees. her administration of said es- Judging contest. Appointment of •tate with the County ;Clerk, Sher demonstration team. ( Ask to in man County, Oregon, . and that vite ■ mothers to next meeting. by order Qt the County Judge of Club songs. said county, Saturday, May 19, Seventh meeting May 10. Dem 1984, at 10:00 o’clock A.M., Co onstration- Report of progress by each member. Talk by one of the unty Courtroom, Courthouse, at mothers. ? Entertainment and eats. Moro, Oregon, have been fixed Eighth meeting May 17. Gener • as the time and place for the al business. Roll call answered hearing of said final report and with progress of members. Assign account, and objections thereto, ment of topics for each member |lf any there be, and the settle to report next meeting. Club ment and closing ofv said estate. A Dated Aptril 20, 1914. . songa-, - ZULA CURRIN Club May 24- Ninth meeting Executrix of the last will and pledge. Business. Report on topics testament of Celeste M. Fowler, Start meeting. assigned . last making plans for fair, Discussion deceased. on exhibits. Plans for next and George G. Updegraff, Attorney for Executrix. last meeting Tenth meeting May 31. Sum 4-20,27: 5-4;11.84 mary of work. Plans for next year. Demonstration team for fair chosen. Talk by leader. General disgustsion. Ri^^reshrrj^hts. Club songs and yells. There are two very flourishing Camp Cookery clubs in the Kent grade school. One is led by Miss Mage*» and is called the Hungry Seven. They have been accused You Cannot Afford to of copying after the older boys’ group who call themselves the be Unprotected Hungry Eleven. The other one is 1« a<t by Miss Pottratz and is call See Geo. B. Moon ed the C- F- S- These clubs both Wasco, Ore.-: : : Agent meet every Wednesday afternoon. The Hungry Seven cooked their AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE R. H. McKean Mrs. B. E. Hailey, Asst Mgr. Retailers of Crown Mills FLOUR Flour Ì ” «-*• t ■ CtOWR MilLS 'i ' maa t «tetti * GRAIN. 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