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. 11H THE SH EMMAN COUNTY JOURNAL. MORO, OREGON FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 193*. PAG» FOUR W Kilham Stat. & Print Co., COURT NEWS 6.77 Clerk’s office supplies (Continued from page one) Hugh Chrismn, Board of Supplies for Law Library 10.00 By Lawrence Henderson prisoner >1.00; offiice Gao. ,G. Updegraff. Dist. 1.10 supplies .10 6.98 Yes. sir. Basketball season is Attorney’s expenses Wasco Market, Supplies for almost upon us. And—to our G. O Vintin, Co. Clerk 6.00 Otto Bengel dismay, the Rufus squad it in need Cash advanced for stamps 8.78 Wasco Co. Indus Farm of suits—whether they will .in 40.00 Care of Chas. Patterson spire them to victory or not is May and Son, Court house 2.65 Mor Grain Growers Ass’n supplies unknown, but. we know new suits Premium on courthouse would give them a decided advan Burroughs Adding Meh. Co., 62.40 Service on machines: As insurance policy tage in appearance. Hence, plans sessor M Treasur- Philip Searcy, Sacking and are afoot for the promotion of a Wasco Volley Ball Team 6.95 1.20 courthouse coal play in order to boost our financial Pac. Power fir Light Co., Farmers Elev. & Supply Co., department to meet this new diffi Wins Game From Kent 19*05 Cement for courthouse culty» We are especially gratefdl ’ Courthouse bill A. E. 'Simmons, Treasur 28.80 to our girls for the cast includes. fuel shed 3.50 State Indus. er^ supplies'-1'" Aco Comm. only those of the fair sex. iMiss Rosemary Walker of Wasco Roy J. Baker. Insurance 11.58 Peace officers protection Last Friday afternoon cars be-j premium on 'C. -H* policy 81.00 and Marion Powell of Moro were Kilham Stationery & P. Co., gan to drift in from the surround-' Mrs. Ruben L Maaske, work married November 14, at Seattle, 7.23 Supt.’s office supplies ing country bearing mothers Of the b on Institute program 8.00 Moro Pharmacy, County Washington. The ceremony was various Girls League members it» i performed at the Episcopal church. V. Poling. Speaker at poor $1.60; Courthouse response to invitations sent oiit to D- Teacher's 19.00 i supplies .... 65 They are spending their honey Institute 2.2ft them. How many of us give that moon in California. Art Johnson, Jafiitor work I Turn a lum Lumber Co., J 5.00 UNION PACIFIC APPOINTS much thought to our mothers en for Teacher’s Institute Mrs. H. A Walker left for Port Fuel fpr county poor WOMAN RAILROADER: Miss tertainment? That was, indeed,' land last week. Later, accompa-i 26 75 (Wasco) a splendid means of showing ap- Mrs.E. H. Moore, 2 meals 1.00 Wasco Pharmacy, Supplies nied by her mother, Mrs. Bullfinch, Avis Lobdell, who has been ap preciation to mothers by arrang- f<> r Institute speakers she left for Seattle to spend a pointed special representative to ing a tea in their honor. for Otto Bengal, county ™ ¿rf jThe Flak Cotttmr 6.76 week as guest of the newly mar- the executive vice president of the 6.85 Clerk’s office supplies poor Work is being done on our school rfed, Mr. and Mrs. Marion Powell. Union Pacific System, the first library, and is it attractive? Per D. J. Butcher, Re-Em Geo. A. Potter, Judges 15.00 13.05 ployment office expenses expenses T e W. C. T. U met at the woman ever to have been named haps will it be attractive, is prob- rvice of R. H. McKean. Fuel for coun home of Mrs. Cliff Fridley Wed-1 to such a position_______________ ably a more fitting thing to say E W. B W. BartJ< 7.50 7.00 i writer nesday e ft emoon of last week. ty poor as the work is not completed. ItwfL »1er of Their annua! handkerchief shower W. G. Armsworthy, Labor M. CM? surely improve its look»—we all CJkrk W 3.24 and supplies for DeMoss for the Children’s Farm Home at sincerely hope. | Wts an^^M^nfres 26>55 Corvallis will be held at Mrs. Roy Park Isn’t it peculiar that we hear Viola M. Hansen. Cash ad Cookingham’s on December 11. Wily W. Knighton, Office 1.90 nothing of our band? A short in vanced for C. H. supplies help. Mrs. Knighten $12.50 Those desiring to donate handker terview with one of its members Dr. C. I* Poky, Vital sta 15.00 Kendrick Dunlap $2.50 chiefs or any other articles of 1.75 tistic reports can only recall that progreas in Oregon State Board of Control clothing may do so. instrumental practice is improv W. E. Tate. Vital statis Care of Otto Bengal 26.66 1.00 Wasco high school girls were ing: although the hum-drum life tic reporta. " \ hostesses to their mothers and of the band follows the same By Janet Wilcox students from Grass Valley. Moro routine. Ah, ha. I’ll bet Mr. The Girl's League put on an ex Simpson resents that! ! and Kent Saturday night at the school house. The frolic included cellent Pep Supper before the ‘ Me. oh, my! What can we do?”t amatuer radio program followed volley ball game Friday evening. ( asks the paper staff. The major by an excellent fashion show, danc The entire student body and the problem confronting the paper ing was in> order, delicious refresh faculty were present which shows staff at the present is what can ments were served. the fervid school spirit which pre be done to ‘ improve our paper.1 The Tuesday afternoon study vails. After supper was served a Some one’s holding out on us. A s club met at the home of Mrs» Cliff varied program was presented. Mr few of these creative students run-i Rowe acted as toastmaster, or as ning around loose ought to be able Fridley. rr p rr Mrs.. Minnie MicKinney visi^d toastmistress, as he preferred to to submit an enlightening sugges for a week with her son and daugh bo called. Mr. Hughes, as coach, tion or two rr r rr While on the subject of school ter in law, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mc expressed his opinion of the forth coming game, and all members of paper we wish to acknowledge our Kinney who are living on Rhea the team did likewise. The “G” gratitude in securing two new creek near Heppner. men presented a skit arranged by Mrs. F. Deyo of Portland is Mr. Rowe which was enjoyed by schools on our exchange list, the here with her daughter, Mrs. all, but mostly by the players. Commerce High School “Blotter” (evidently it soaks up the news Francis Medler. Several school songs were sung as its spilled) and the Sheridan Charles Siscel drove to Portland and speeches were given by the School “ßpot Lite.’’ Saturday taking his mother as far president of the Girl’s League, and High A .¡recent school board meeting as The Dalles to visit at the home “G” men. The supper was conclud resulted in the ordering of steel of her daughter, Mrs. G. T. Cole ed by a vigorous yell rally. chairs, twelve inches high for our The location and capacity of service at The Dalles Branch oi man. primary students and material for Moro Girls Win the United States National Bank continue to make it advan Visitors from South Dakota ar the work shop in the garage which Moro defeated the Tigerettes 13 Mr. Thompson, the garage “boss" rived at the Myron Haise home tageous as a banking headquarters for farmers and stock this week. They are Mr. and Mrs. to 10 much to the disappointment will use in repairing our school raisers. Guy Halae, parents of Myron Haise of Grass Valley. The game was a busses— not that anything .is They were at Boardman Sunday to very interesting one there only bo wrong, understand, but so nothing You will find us interested in helping so ve your inlustrial visit a daughter and Evelyn Hahe ing .a point difference in the score will go wrong. at the half. problems—and in bringing about 'still greater development came to Wasco with them. We hear from the grades again. The Tigerettes will play Rufus Mr. McKenzie told his class of up Wesley Wilde and family have in this section of the state. in the Grass Valley gym Friday per grade students, b-r-r-r- about purchased a new Ford sedan. Manager Rev. Roy Cookingham and wife This promises to be an exceedingly his trip to Alaska. We wonder if C. R. Harding accompanied by Dr. Richelderfer interesting game as it will decide he wore a fur coat, U. S. make, oi Ass’t Manager L. A. Littleton — and Mrs. Elizabeth Fuller attended which team will hold second place one of those what-yvu-might-caB- in the county. a meeting in The Dalles Sunday ems that those Eskimos wear at The Song Contest sponsored by any rate his narrative drew undi afternoon at the Methodist church. Mark Alley and family have re the Girl’s League closed Friday vided attention to the nth degree. Students of his class, particular turned from Hood River intending Doris Stradley’s song entitled of the “The Winning Cry of G. V. High,’’ ly the girls, are showing great in to stay here during the winter. sung to the tune of the “Battle Cry On the 16th of this month Mr, of Freedom” was selected as being terest in tap dancing, and if you and Mrs. J. E. Wallace of Camas, the most appropriate for the pres should be around about tap danc of Portland Washington, took over the manage ent time. The three Fortner girls ing practice time don’t be surpris ed if you should see some of the Head O&ce: Portland, Oregon. ment of the Sherman Hotel, re and Marjorie Blake composed two boys kicking up their heels in an placing Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Riddell songs which are very good and will attempt to “do that step.’’ whose pleasant faces have been be learned for future use. seen at the hotel for over four Wasco Event Attended years. Ma and Mrs. Elmer Bales and The majority of the Girl’s daughter. Hazel, left town Monday League and some of their mothers to locate in Portland. attended the Girls Frolic presentee Mr. and Mrs. Everett Winnett by the Wasco girls Saturday night. and children have left their farm Everyone enjoyed themselves very and are living in the house for much. We Have Received A New Shipment of Fur merly occupied by Mr. and Mrs. A debate tryout was held Friday Harry Sawin. afternoon before the studentbody. Trimmed And Untrimmed Coats. Janice Cottrell of The Dalles Bobby Rolfe, Keith Rhinehart, spent the week end at the home of Thelma Fortner, and Agnes Si Patricia Yocum. mon were selected to make up the Mrs. Dora Moore visited in Hood squad. These four together with We Urge That You Make Your Selection While River at the home of her brother Janet Wilcox and Marjorie Blake Our Stock Is Complete in law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. will prepare to gain honors for the school. Jackson Literature Club was held at the Mrs. O. G. Hilderbrand enter tained her Sunday school class Sat Fortner home Tuesday night. Many Striking Pattern« In Waffle Weave, urday afternoon 'at her home in Reports were given on the “Be ginnings of American Literary towh. Fleeces, And Camel Hair In The New Prestige. ’’ Mrs. Carroll Akers of Bend spent several days here with her mother Colors Of Green, Brown, Navy in law. Mrs Maude Akers and Mr. 1 RESOLUTION of CONDOLENCE and Mrs. Lloyd Hennagin and WHER E AS, The Supreme Rui Black, and Tweeds, With children. < er of the Universe has allowed the angel to enter our Chapter, Mrs. Fred Fortner was hostess death ' Beautiful Fur Collars to her card club at a 1:30 luncheon 1 and call to the Chapter above, our who will be always held followed by cards. Mrs. Hildred sister, ! Zell won club prize and ‘Mirs. Marie in ' loving remembrance. BE IT RESOLVED, That this Cooper guest prize. has lost a beloved mem A 1:30. dessert luncheon was chapter 1 in the passing of Sister served by Mrs. Marie Barnett ber, 1 Cooper for her contract club Tues- Burres. day afternoon. Mrs. Charles Ev BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, erett won high score and Mrs That we as true Eastern Star Members humbly submit to The Fred Fortner guest prize. Volley ball at Kent Friday night Master’s Will, who doeth all things resulted in scores of 30-32 with well—and we say to each of you— Somewhere back of the sunset. Wasco winning the victory. Where loveliness never dies. Mrs. Ernest Scholl entertained the Klondike club Thursday after She lives in a Land of Glory— Mid the blue, and gold, of skies. noon. THEREFORE, BE IT FUR Mr, and Mrs. Frank I .am born and Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Guy drove THER RESOLVED, That these resolutions be spread upon our rec to Goldendale Sunday» David Walsh, son of Mr. and ords. a copy be sent to the family, Mrs L. R. Walsh, fell from a tree and one to our county paper. Fraternally submitted, and broke his arm this week. Ellen M. Harper Mrs. J. P. Yates and Mrs. S. P Esther Proudfoot Boice entertained at the home of Anabel U Fortner the former Saturday afternoon for the members of the Everfaithful Sunday school class. Program F. R. FORTNER numbers were: Reading by Mrs. R Dingle; Mrs. Dirk Yocum. Mrs. Real Estate License No. 859. Nellie Fields, Mrs. Yates, Idabelle Spencer. Musical numbers were WHEAT FARMS. LOANS AND Solo. Mrs. John Royse; piano solo, INSURANCE Marian Crews. A seven o'clock dinner was serv Agent for Pacific Coast Joint ed by members of the contract Stock I>and Bank and Oregon- dub honoring their husbands and Washington Joint Stock Land Bank Wasco, Oregon. Mrs. JL A. White won high score. 1 Rufus School Rosemary Walker Married In Seattle Last Week Grass Valley Girls Prepare Pep Dinner Your Banking Headquarters Supplies for “Wright ’ W. S. Allen, Sec y Treasur 91.80 bridge er, Annual dues for Sher 25.00 Turn a lum Lumber Co., man county, Oregon 22.98 Road supplier ' City of Moro, Courthouse &75 National- Hospital Asa'n < water bill Road employees protection 10.71 Dr. C. L. Poley, Auto Park 22.50 State Indus. Acc. Comm. examination Road employees protection 20.21 CLAIMS PRESENTED AND AL W. G. Armsworthy, Road LOWED AGAINST THE ROAD 3.50 1 supplies FUND AT THE NOVEMBER L. L. Funk, Road worker TERM OF COUNTY COURT 11.70 I —Grader E. L. Weld, road work- General - $58.80 L. L. Peetz, Road work— 10.50 Andy Shearer, road work— ! Grader t f,, General 49.20 Irwin Morris,. Road wytrk— 50.80 C. A. Bargenholt, road work— • —Grader .. - ? 5768 Mrs. C. M. Snider* .Rent for General I road machine shed, in J. R. Yocum, road work— 6.00 48.00 Wasco General R. A. Kessinger, road work 11.60 —Harmony Dist. E. Houston, road work— 3.10 Harmony Dist. W Belshe. road work— 3.10 Harmony Dist. RED WHITE STORE P. C. Axtell, road work— and truck hire—Har 13.^0 mony District Roy J. Baker, road supplies Groceries—-Fresh .30 —General Fruits and Vegetables in Company Standard Oil < 43.50 Gasoline Season. McKean & Searcy, 274 gal. ••• i s-rtw*** Havoline i oil 4 156.18 Union Oil Company • Your Patronage Solicited Gasoline 28 90 Farmers Elev. & Supply Co WASCO MARKET * > . • « • r • 1 **•» Sherman Cooperative Grain Growers Wasco, Oregon Also for Established Lines of Mill Feeds Grain Bags Dairy and Poultry Feeds Twine Rolled Grains Concentrates Flour Salt All kinds of Insurance Safety Deposit Boxes for Lease AVAILABLE IN OREGON The Dalles Brauch United States National Bank New Arrivals t Our Fur Trimmed Coats Are Priced At, $19.75, $24.50 $29.75 to $69.50 Untrimmed Coats In The New Hollywood Wrap And Swaggers At $1150 $14.75, $16.50 to $29.75 Remember you are always welcome whether oi not you wish to make purchase I HE PARIS The Dalles Oregon SCHENLEY’S GOLDEN WEDDING BUND OF STRAIGHT WHISKIKS ‘ 18 year old whiskey gives Golden Wedding its rich flavor 18 YEARS aged in wood 15% 8 YEARS aged in wood 5% AGED IN WOOD 15 moa. 80% AVERAGE AGE 4 YEARS It’s ALL Whiskey!* NOW $2.30 quart 'ormen NOW 9‘- 20 " PINT £.4. 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