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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 1, 1935)
TH« SHKBMAN COUNTY KHJBNAU MOHO. OAKGON FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1935. ing with their daughter, Mary RUFUS SCHOOL Jeanette. 'Mrs. Minnie McKinney Continued from page 5. accompanied them and visited with winning Magazine subscription her son William. team was a rousing suecao*. "More The contract dub met at the spirit was shown by the students home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Everett on Monday evening. A toward social enterprise last Sat pot luck dinner was aerved after urday than was expected and. every cards. High score prizes were a- one went home with the feeling of warded to Mrs. Augusta Huckin having had a very enjoyabl« time. Again we hear of “Little Broth and Charles Everett. The Wasco school will Boon have er” football. । Grass Valley visited a new gymnasium floor, work be- our school Friday in a game on oar ran this week, consequently the field, leaving without a doubt, with fad McKinney and Zela Raffle» children missed their Halloween * bruise here and there and with the satisfaction of similar Indica party. Mrs. Pat O'Meara and Esther tions of a hard fought game on The Wasco Woman’s Study Club Puegh left for Portland Friday the personages of the Rufus team. The final score, in favor of Grass met Friday afternoon wrOh Mrs where they will visit. R H. McKean, dub leader being Mrs. Anna Lee was hostess Valley, was 20 to 7. Mrs. Harry Van Gilder, and theh to the Tillicum Card Club Thurs- The topic under consideration roll call was Women in sufferagc lay afternoon. Mrs. 'Robert Mc in our sociology class is of vital, and politics. A paper was read Pherson won high score prize, Mrs. importance as well as of Interest ’ by Mr*. J. F. Royce on political T. T. Johnson, guest prize and Mrs. to everybody, especially the par women of today, and Mrs. Hull on Maude Akers received the consola ents. It was discussed whether women trail blazers, concluded the tion prize social dancing, meetings of various Mrs. Maude Akers was hostess afternoon program. A marriage licence was issued *o the Moro Jolly Dozen club at on public interest should be held in Wednesday to Earl McKinney, 24 a 1.30 luncheon Friday afternoon. the school and of what value such W - and Ze?a Marie Ruggles. Bridge prizes were won by Mrs. intercourses would have for the 19, o' Grass Valley. It is reported . J. iC. McKean and Mrs. J. C. Free community. the nur‘:a| knot will be tied about man. guest prize going to Mrs. Perhaps an answer could he the first of November. This is the L. H. Nahouse. taken from this, aborte (passage third and last in ’he Ruggles family The Junior bridge chib met at from th« Arperieau . ‘“We the home of Mr». Cheater Medlar need desperately A to be married this year. The famour Passion Play he’d »nd after luncheon, three tables of education,, a more ' in The Dalles auditorium last week I, gueats played cards. Prizes were was well attended by persons from _______________ awarded to Mrs. _________ L. P. Haven and _______ I living. Ip «Her ^to prepare for the Wasco community. Those oc guest prize to Mrs. Jeanette Me- * such a large order, YoutJh must cupying seats at the Thursday I Donald. ^furnish n«w leaders and open new* matinee were: Rev. Roy Cooking-1 Mrs. Farncis Medler entertained paths into the future.”.la not ham and family; (Mrs. Elizabeth at a Halloween party Saturday school the place to Ipy 4he basic Fuller. Mrs. Hattie King Andrews, evening, eight couples taking part foundation for the social and edu-l Mr. and Mrs. Guy Andrews, Mrs. in a scavenger hunt, prizes going cational background for future Leo Watkins, Mrs. M. L Haise, to Mrs. O. G. Hilderbrand and leaders? Mrs. R. F. Evans, Dr. Leah Richel- Myron Haise. The hostess serv derfer, Betty McCafferty, Mr. and ed delicious refreshments. Mrs. Cliff Fridley, Mrs. A. M. Mrs. Helen Dingle and son, Bruce Hicks. Mrs. Ed McKee, Mrs. R. F. Fuel, spent several days visiting Royce and Katherine Richelderfer. in The Dalles. Kent scored high at the volley The Townsend club members ball game played here Friday. have chosen the Crossfield build Scores were 30 to 24. ing as their meeting place for this Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sawin left winter. for Ritzville Friday, to visit her Justin Brown of The Dalles sub mother. stituted as barber for W. A. Spen Mrs. Belle Crossfield plans on cer during his trip to the Town spending the winter at the home of send convention in Chicago. her sister, Mrs. Jessie Amos at Mr. ad Mrs. Ed Feldman drove Wasco. to Bonneville Sunday, where their Dr. Tom Robertson and family daughter and son in law, Mr. and Here's a tractor spent the week end at the home of Mrs. Hulitz of Portland, joined that— Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Johnson. them for a picnic dinner. A layette shower was given at Miss Evelyn Haise, sister nf the home of Mrs. W. A. Spencer Myron HaTse, arrived 'here Wed for Mr*. Frank Betts of The Dalles nesday from South Dakota. She on Friday afternoon. Mrs. Betts will spend some time visiting in received many lovely gifts. Mrs. I Oregon with relatives. Betts Sr. and Mrs. Nelson of The Dalles were out of town guests. Mr. and Mrs. Pardy Rich from CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our heart Hubbard, visited here Saturday. There were countless ’’talking Wayland Weld from Bonneville. I felt thanks to our neighbors and points” for every machine ever visited here this week and his friends who so kindly ’helped us children, Gale and Darlene return during the illness and death of our built ... but only ‘Caterpillar” can offer talking points with field beloved wife and mother. ed home with ham. Mrs. E. C. Sala of Portland ar W. H. Burres and family. success to prove them. rived at the George Potter home It takes sound engineering and Monday for a short visit. FORTNER many years of manufacturing ex Mrs. Nellie Dunning of Yakima | perience to build the best tractor left recently, after a visit of over Real Estate License No. 859. three weeks at the home of Frank «... and “Caterpillar” has both. WHEAT FARMS. LOANS AND Knox and family. INSURANCE Persons attending the Oregon SUU and Washington State foot- ball game in Portland last Satur- Agent for Pacific Coast Joint CO. day were Ray Critdhfield, Mr. and Stock Land Bank and Or^ron- Mn Belle Clothier Mrs. O. 0. J. J. Rovea Royce. Belle Clothier and and Washington Joint Stock Land Bank Wasco, Oregon. Vernon Dutton. Th« Klondike community club I met Thursday afternoon at the home of Mr». A. B. Potter. Lloyd Hennagin was a business visitor In Walla Walla Saturday. Mrs. Ross Andrews of Portland is visiting here with friends. Sunday school teachers of the primary classes gave a ^Halloween party at the Methodist : church Saturday afternoon. Gene Hull came up- from Port land Monday for a brief visit with his mother. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sargent Also for Established Lines of spent the week end at Salem visit- Wasco Women’s Study Oub Discusses Politics Has good! F. R. t O’MEARA SUPPLY Sherman Cooperative Grain Wasco, Oregon Growers h / )aUi A- Ci Fun diajIUid» < t 422 Second Street, The Dalles, Oregon Alex Marshal, Manager FLOUR, Northern, Milled By Sperry sk. $1.69 bbl. 6.85 FLOUR, sk bbl White River, Local Hard Wheat, (Regular or Quick) ROLLED OATS CORN MEAL FARINA COARSE GRAHAM 10 lb. Sacks WHITE OR YELLOW 10 lb. Sacks TYGH VALLEY 10 lb. Sacks TYGH VALLEY 10 lb. Sacks CANNED FISH •'DRIED FRUITS Raisins 4 lb. Pkgs Currants \1 ox. Pkgs Oysters & Shrimp Tuna Flakes Tuna,*“™8™ 19c 14c EACH EACH ÍQtrus, Lemon, & Orange Peal $1.95 7.50 39c 33c 55c 45c 25c lb 2 for 25c dozen 11.45 is flat is EACH 1 0C Hk Dozen 11.15 — CANNED VEGETABLES I t TOMATOES CORN Natures 2i size can Best Golden Bantam „<.$1-15 10c • vrv. WC an 12 for $1 «1 5 CASE ^2.25 CASE $2.25 M Monte 2is Golden Bantam 2 for 25c 12 for $1.49 CASE $2.95 WHOLE KERNEL 2 for 25c 12 for $1.49 CASE $2.95 CORN PEL M0NTE 3 for 25C STRINCt'BEANS STANDARD A . ISLAND BELLE >HOT SAUC1 case $2.75 3 for0< 2is DEL MONTE PUMPKIN $1-95 CASE 12 3 2 Seufert’» Fancy Merrimac > i CASE 12 foi 3 io. 29c DEL MONTE $1 •! 0 12 cans fot 12 cans for 6 for us for your ! Grain Insurance Mill Feed» Twine Concentrates Rolled Grains Salt Flour All kinds of Insurance WASCO MARKET 4 WHITE STORE Groceries—Meats—F resh Fruits, and Vegetables in Season. Safety Deposit Boxes for Lease The Dalles Columbia Market M. J. B. Coffee P eaches . apricots ... 49c A pples No. 10 tins ... 55c PRUNES No. 10 tins each 49c JMUO) JUICE No. 10 tins No. 10 tins No. 10 tins pans . 10 tins No. BLACKBERRIES No. 10 tins ... h 53 c LOGANBERRIES No. 10 tins „.45 c .... 65c GOOSEBERRIES No. 10 tins .... 53c HUfiKLEJFRRIES ». „ ~ —-- - - - - - - Soaps & Cleansers Coffee Golden West Hill Brothers Columbia Coffee Galion Goods 3 lb. Jars 85c 4 lb. Tins $149 Feis Naptha ’■^hittKing Laundry Dash 6 lb. Pkg" Crystal White Soap Palmdllve Soap 3 lbs. 85C Oxyddk large Pkg 10 for Soap 10 for each 10 for 6 for each SPINACH MI PUMPKIN GAiSUP No. 10 tins No. 10 tins No. 10 tins No. 10 tins Syrup & Molasses 45c Karo 27c Vermont Maid 45c gal. 75c Light or Dark l $L09 33c Rfclo Drip 25c Aunt Dinah Molasses 20c .. 39c each 35C each 45C each 4-9C each 45C -eh 35c «h 45c 5 gal tins with pump 21 & n,. 20c n.. 35c
