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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (June 22, 1934)
THE SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO. OREGON, rr.UJAY, jWf22, )W4- V age two Prayer meeting every Wednes Children’s Day in the Sunday | classes in Bible study fou all ages.' ] day at 2:30 p. m. at the home of school. A special offering will be Th? orchestra leads the singing. Christian Endeavor at 6 for tfiuo R J. Ginn- Several farmers from Gilliam taken to be divided between the Everybody welcome. county spent Saturday here look Student loan fund, available to Junior age group- The high school-college group meets at 7. Methodist students at Methodist ing over the experiment station. The second and final Week of They were accompanied by county colleges and graduate schools, and Gras* Valley Baptist Church agent McKennon and Stewart the Wesley Foundation movement, the Community Vacation Church Sunday School 10 a. m- sdhfool begins next Monday at 9 Hardie, newspaper man from devoted to the creation of a re- 11 a-rm. Preaching ..... ligious life and atmosphere at a. m. A picnic will be held Friday Condon . 7 p. m B Y. P- U .... noon in the Moró pauk for those Etate colleges and universities. 8 p. m- Preaching ...... Moro Lodge No- 113, I. O. O. F. segularly lenrolled in the school. Teachers for the coming year, George James is here again in t/hla Sunday school were elected Commencement exercises and plans Moro, Oregon this summer to work with Ms | at a special meeting of the Board f°r bnal program, will be an- For your convenience I have Meets every Mon brother in law, P. C- Axtell. of religious education last Sun- ! Pounced, later- All children from arranged for you to leave day evening in the 1 day- Those elected were as fol- ^ve twelve are invited to at- your Shoe Work at Walter I-O.O.F. hall- Tran Melvin Schadewitz was at Camp lows: Beginners class, Mrs. Alma tend. Come Monday and join the A. May & -Som->Pick up sient and risitmg Sherman Sunday and Monday, Fridley; Intermediate grade class, classes. and deliver twice a week at brothers are cordi 10:00 a. m taking the Camp Fire girls on their Miss Lorraine Darby; Second and Sunday school ... no cost to you, ally invited to meet 11:00 a m. trip. third grade class, Mrs. H. D. Morning worship with us. • Joseph A Mee Christian Endeavor 6:45 P- m. John Sharpstenn, former resi- J Proudfoot; fourth, fifth and sixth Jr. Ralph Brisbine, N. G. m- Christian Endeavor .... 6:45 P- grade girls, Mrs. Myron Haise; The Wasco Shoe Man dent of Sherman county and still Joe Truit, Secretaiy ; fouth, fifth and sixth grade boys, a land owner here is reported as Lupine Rebecca Lodge No. 116 John McClure, Intermediate class, Christian Science very ill in Walla Walla. laoro, Oegon Miss Olive Robinson, high school Subject. Is the Universe, Includ When Your Shoes need repait Miss Gwendolyn Foss is home class, Mrs- Francis Medler; Adult * Meet- 2d and 4th Tu-i again after the past year’s school class, IMrs. A. M Hicks, and Junior ing Man, Evolved by Atomic send them to i :da;. 3 of each month ! Force ? teaching- and Intermediae Superintendent, i Visiting members wel Golden Text: I Corinthians 8: Mis^ Josephine Johnson went, Mrs. J. O. Yocum 6. To us there is but on? God, the • come. to Salem Sunday for a short visit This Sunday will be the fare Father, of whom are all things, GOOD SHOE ’tz N. G. REPAIRING with relatives. well Sunday for Mr. and Mrs. and we in him. L ’ Bull, Secretary DAL!.Fs Mrs. R. B. Webb came horpe Warner- They leave Monday for, Responsive Reading-. ’' ■ Revela 04^e<Mwd4tit? T Maurice Em;. I (kTi) and Paul Codos, noted French aviators, under- the conference in Portland. There Sunday from Corvallis bringing tion 1; 10, 11; 4:1, 2, 6, 9-11. rck to fly from Paris to Californla, but were forced to land at New York by a defect In one wing of their monoplane. They became the first men her small son with her for his first will be no church worship ^unday, All are cordially invited to at June 24. It is expected that the tend the church services and to sight of Moro. ever to tly the Atlantic in both eastward and westward directions. new minister will be here by make use of the reading room in —— ---- - ------ ----- 7 । Working men aiO beginning to July 1st. J. B. Adams was over in far DENTIST Mr and Mrs. T. B Searcy held drift >» for harvest and it won’t Church School .. 10.00 a. m the rear of the churdh building, Well seasoned 16 in- fir or pine eastern Oregon last week return is open daily where all au 11:00 a. m. which wood $3.50 in timber. O R. Hulse ing Tuesday. Heavy rains washed the annual family reunion Sunday’ be long until everyone will be hard Church Worship HOME OFFICE, W^ASCo thorized Christian Science litera- x^i?h all the children present but Mosier, Oregon- ihe stock country in many places. ture may be read, borrowed or John and his wife who could not Community Presbyterian Church purchased- ■» w- t t - x t y t — ♦ z-> Miss Alta Weedy mi er1 visited attend. Owen and family from Baby Chicks-Wilcox Hatchery, “Seeing Jesus" is Mhe sermon 1—4 I- h subject at the 11 o’clock service, 514 East 2nd St- The Dalles- Leg here with Laura Ruggles last Corvallis and Morris and- wife i ’ I—4 I The Full Gospel Assembly In Moro the First Wesk 1 T I i /I J Sunday morning, Lawrence H- horns, 8 c.. Rocks and Reds, 9 c. week She is a Monmouth student from Yakima, Philip. Nina, Serai, Chester and Helen of Moro at-! • ’ i in Each Month m. Sunday School 10:00 a Mitchelmore, speaking. There will Will Trade for Wheat, now or Fall who lives in Portland. Fellowship Meeting and scripture IVff 5 II Illi -ZT I M E CHURCH bo special music. delivery.” Louise Barzee returned Tuesday ■ g Sunday will be observed as Sunday school at 10 a m. with 'lekson ..............................11.00a- m. Lost: BackAlrap from half a from Portland where she has been B FHAlflHIV 1 ■ | set of harness on Lone Rock visiting for several days. giade. A. H. Barnum With the remark that news- ■ ■ Experienced Cook wants har- papers weae conducting the black-! vest job. Can fumish references widow spider popularity contest^ A M. II* Write to Mrs. Edith Puckett. Irri- county treasurer Naomi Van Gild- AliyVVllCVC 1OF Hire er brought one of the nicest spec-1 gon, O;cgon imans seen here to the officio Pheno Kent 4F11 or Write Viola Hansan returned Wednesday. Apparently young, j Roy P. Barnett Sunday night from Bremerton. slim, glossy and bright the young. Washington where slhie visited with widow has money sense to judge j Gnr.K Valley, Cregon her aunt and sister for a few from the fact she was found in the office of tlTie county treasuaer-1 days. Eureka Lodge No- 121 A«F. & A.M- Moiv, Oregon Meets the 1st and 3rd Thursday evenings of each month. Visiting members cordially in vited to meet with us. Elmer Hansen, W. M- C- V, Belknap. Secy. Fly Ocean but Fail to Reach Goal WERNMARK’S {^Town Talk Dr. J. A. BUTLER y©u buy that New Electric Range always wanted! Hotboint ~ TRIUMPH Claudia and Dorothy Crites are W H. Ragsdale and C. C Cfielw of the Production Loan Associa- visiting with their father Clyde tion were in Gilliam county Tues- Crites for a few weeks. Daily Truck Service day on business for the corpor- Mrs. A. O- Ekstrom and chiD; n «i J TL n II r UH atioT. dren were here briefly Monday E Oftland, 1 he UallCS, iRSS Valley Pendlpton ' W. S Powell and Mr. and Mrs while on ,fteir way to Peniflpton Wendell ‘ Balsiger and Marion where Mr. Ekstrom is working. Tri weekly to Antelope & Powell were in Spokane Monday They expect to remain there m- way points. for the monthly meeting of the definitely. North Pacific Grain Growers of Donald Barnes is visiting here Fast Seruice - Lowest Rate w'hich Mr. Powell is a director- «*•* from his home at Cosmopolis, Wn.1 E. E Barzee and wife returned home Saturday night from a short visit to Newport and valley H.O. Kunsman J. F. Foss points. DALLES FREIGHT LINE INC Sunday when the wind was blow ing a gale L- H. Nahouse saw a flock of 13 seagulls floating above town looking for a bit of water to light on. Mis. A. J. Murray was called to Hood River this week to atteaxd th? funeral of Mr. C- T. Dunn, a life long friend of tihe Hart fam ily. Before returning, Mrs- Mur ray will visit her daughter who is spending the summelr in Portland. Clyde Crites was in Portland Tursday returning that evening. Word has been received here of the marriage of Ben Peetz of Pendleton to Mrs Annie Young also of that place. Fred Pickett drove to Portland Saturday night on busuiass. Mrs- Elva Bryant was in Walla Walla over the week end to at tend graduation at Wlhitman Col lege where her daughter, Helen, finished this yean. The Bryants were here Wednesday on their way to Corvallis where Ühey will at tend summer school. Wilh Calrod uniti and Thrift Cooker $21.25 additional U Cibi: Cre, Hai.y P^o-dale Hillsboro Salm day the drive up from John Walker who ball Sunday returned from night making Portland with came to play Judge CarL Hendricks was here FOSS & Co k * h‘tX Easy Terms y/ Wiring Installation up to $25.00 Small payment down—Easy Terms Have Installed Brake Lining Machine and full line of Picture a modern electric range in your kitchen. 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Beauti ful in its modem simplicity of design, it is undoubtedly the most attractive of all refrigerators selling at popular prices. There are only two types of electric refrigerators—Monitor Top and flat-top. You can see them both here—and take your choice. ONLY $10 DOWN PLACES A GENERAL ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR IN YOUR HOME! $18000 When traveling,enjoy the best The PORTLAND ROSE Nowair condihoned Observation and Dining Cars — to make your comfort supreme. Fresh, dean, purified air tempered to your utmost comfort at all seasons of the year. OTHER FIATURESt Modern Standard Sl««p«rt; new type Tourist Sleeper«; de luxe Chair Car. Barber shop. Both. Radio. Library. Those famous meals at popular prices. Also off the-tray food service. CHICAGO WORLD’S FAIR Greater than ever National Parks Saturday for a few hours in aider to pas* judgment on Frank Oak man who pled guilty to obtaining mney under false pretences. Bill Cody, son and grand son, drove to Portland Sunday remain ing until Wednesday evening $1O DOWN J UREE P C. Axtell and wife returned last week from Eugene w<here Mr. Axtell visited his father, O. W. Axtell. The old gentleman is fc ling fine Addie Kenny a sister of Mrs. Clarence (Mersenger visited here for a few days Fearing Wednes day. r No Occasion for Faulty Brakes W A. Spencer, barbar of Wasco, was doing his work in Moro the first part of the week while barber Belknap took a vacation. He spent a few days in Eugenia with his son and daughter in law. George Williams and family are going to Eagle Creek Sunday for a re-union of the Williams family $132.15 C^T*0* $13800 - nwJMi./ f UNION PACIFI Model F < IK** v ( 1 ) Hotpoint Super-Automatic Iron — regular $6.95, now $5.95 — saving . . $1.00 (2) Trade-in value on old iron 1.00 Total savings $2.00 Total cost of iron only $4.95 If you want to know how easy and pleasant ironing can be, take ad vantage of this special offer! 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