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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 20, 1935)
■■■■■ ■■ THE SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MOitO,“ OREGON sembly will sing the old and ever | < hriatian Ekience new Peace on Earth, good will December 22, 1035 I Subjeet: “Is The Universe, Includ The pastor will deliver a Christ ing ' Man, Evolved By Atomic mas sermon dwelling on the Christ Force? Child in the manger. Church ser Golden Text: Hebrews 3.4. Every house is builded by some man; but vice begins at 10:30 o’clock. If you are interested in hearing I he that built all things is God. .nd witnewinr the true Chri.tm.sl 5, 10, 12. 13, 24, 24 26, 30, 31 message, free from SanU Claus 1, 2, S, Full Gospel Assembly adulteration and other church des- 10:00 a m ecrating practises you will be wel Sunday School .. 11.00 a. m come. An invitation is extended Morning Service Community Presbvterian Church to all. ‘ ' 11 a.m. “Have You Heard the • Please note that church service will be conducted regularity in the Good News?’*, Christmas sermon coming month». The first and the third Sundays are the days. An When Your Shoes need repaii opportunity is offered to all atten send them to dants to become acquainted with the doctrine of salvation. ■ “Glory to God in the highest, REPAIRING and op earth peace, good will to GOOD SHOE ward men” THF 0*1 I Fb 204 Second St H. H.. Fteckenstein, missionary Kent Grange Instalk New K^nt Grange No. 688 held it» rogutor meeting all day Saturday December 14th. Visitors from Har । landview Grange were: Mr. and jMra. Carl Adams, and Mr. and Mft. Wilfred Belshe. Installation of officers was held with J. L. Davis installing deputy. New and re-elected officers are: Master, C.' B. Andrews. Overseer, J. L. Mat- the»; Lecturer^ J. L. Davis; Sec- retary, Mra. H. E. Morrow; Stew ard. Q> H. Witter; Ass’t steward, U Sather; -Chaplin Mrs. C. B. Andrew»; Trenaurer, H. E. Mor- row; Gatekeeper, J. C. Wilson;! Mr»- J- L. Davis; Pomona, r Mrs. X L. Matthes; Flora, Mr». Wilson; L.A. Steward, Mrs. gather. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Mc- aasiated with the music Christmas Service apd Celebes» .■£4^ installation was open to the lira by the Lutherans m the Meth- pablfei * edist Church Building in Grass Word has been received here Valley on Dec. 25 -10:20 A.M. of the birth of a daughter to Mr. The happiest season of the year and tMr». .Richard Holldaway of is undoubtedly the Christmas sea Hood River on Dec., 7th. Mrs. son. What makes it so? Does it Holdaway will be remembered here embrace something that prompts as Rua Hei yer, daughter of Mr. > the entire world to observe Dec. and Mrs. W. G. Helyer, ZELL’S FUNERAL HOME Phone 345 The Dalle«, Ore GRASS VALLEY PHARMACY Phone 222 The lightest, mildest-testing otest and smallest town; the tons of cajidies nuts, cookies that are manufactured, grown, baked and find a ready market (we have not nearly exhausted our observation) we must come to the conclusion that a wonderful festival or holi day is be(ng observed. In deed and in truth an epochal festival it is, which, in particular all Chris tianized countries and people cel ebrate annually. Their chief anu lasting and comforting joy is the message which rings out clear and loud. To you is born this day a Saviour, which is Christ the Lord God’s gift to the world is His own son . His birthday we cele- brate on Christmas day. The Vir- gin Mary_js the mother of Jesus. To His honor and glory we sing hymns and carols of joy and pra ise. Taking Christ out and away from Christmas robs the festival of its essence. Without Christ al) men li« dead in trespasses and sin and remain so until they hear, learn and confess that a Saviour is born, who saves from sin. death, and the devil. On Dec. 25 special Christmas services will be conducted in the Methodist Church building in Grass Valley. Thp children will, tell u® the wonderful story of Christ’s nativity in, Bethlehem; they will sing several Christmas songs and carols. The whole as- Glove Silk hand tailored UNDERWEAR Van Raaite r $1.75 QUART No. 143A 9Oc PINT k Pajamis Jo» S. Finch & Co., Inc. Schenley, Pa., Divirion of SCHENLLY PRODUCTS CO., Inc. 2.95 Robes l.M) to 3 95 Pan ties cOc io 1 CO No. 143C This proud Schenley Rye is *he ii^111’ esi and mildest you can find today. It is sturdy—yet gentle and clean to the taste —made the way good ryes used to be made. Schenley's May flower to in the tradition of those early ryes the forefathers knew. $1 95 fJCfiENLEY'S It bear» ths Mark of Merit Pound Your Banking Headquarters Bureau Warns Against Picture Swindlers by Rev. Lawrence H. Mitchel more. Special Christinas mueie. .» i*. 7 p.m. Sunday school Cr-ristma» program of recitations, songs and fellowship. All classes and dep artments are sharing in thia ser vice for the entire community. There will be a missionary offer ing taken. 10a.m. Bible classes for all ages and groups with C. J. Thompson, superintendent. WERNM ARK’S Lutheran Church To Hold Services Christmas Day Mr. and iMr». Farrar and daugh As we notieo the many and var ter Alta and Thelma of Mayville ied Christmas docorations in the were dinner guests at the George Barnett home Friday. Thelma re homes, schools, churches, stores, mained here to attend high school. etc. the '-throngs >f people elbow Tfiss Rena Norton of Spokane ing their way from counter to arrived at Kent Thursday eve- counter and ma ay leaving ti’*. nifig where she will spend some stores with nrmfulls of neatly tied time with her brother J. E. Norton gltF for the family and friends; A thrilling basket ball game the uncounted Christmas trees was -seen here Wednesday even- that are for sale even in the rem- ing when the C C C team from Moro played the high school lads here. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Wilson were dinner guests at the home of Mi and Mrs. Neil McGlassen Sunday. A Townsend club was organ ized here Monday Dec. 9th. The following officers were elected: l*rcsident, J. M. Wilson, Vice- president, Bill Dugan; Secretary, J. L. Matthes; Treasurer R. Abell. Kent Grange sponsored a dance here Saturday evening, Dec. 14, with a large crowd in attendance. The CCC boys from Moro fum- Wned the music which was enjoy ed by all. A number of peop>e from out of town were present. The Home Economics club ser ved supper at midnight. PACHI THREE FRIDAY. DECEMBER 20, 1935 T1 e Dalles, Ore AVAILABLE IN OREGON That’s exactly the position this bank would like to occupy in your affairs. Whether it’s serving as your depository or.ns your fin anciai counselors, we are only too glad to assist you. House to house solicitors siting homes offering FREE largements of photographs. Some of these solicitors carry a bunch of envelops. ' They extend them to the housewife, telling her if she is Ipckyenough to draw one containing a “special advertising coupon’’ that »he will get a photo graph enlargement absolutely free. The trick lies in the fact that practically every one of the envelopes contain a lucky coupon. The coupon used b* one company say»:'' . J- ‘‘This certificate entitles the holder to one portrait 10 x 16 in ches in sire absolutely free, for the purpose of extending and ad vertising our business. The only condition is that you purchase the fiime for this portrait from us. “The condition is printed in ordi nary type and is often overlooked by,the customer There are many variations of the, »hot» enlargement scheme. 1«^ PURPOSE OF ALL OF THEM K TO SELL FRAMES. The enlarge- ment may be technically tree, but complaints in the. files of the Port land Better Business Bureau prove that it is hard to get back even the original photograph unless one buys a frame. Do not sign any memorandum for A photograph- enlargement un til you have read it carefully and understand it. The signed agree ment fixes your obligation - not the talk of the agent. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Department of the Interior U. S. I And Office at The Dalles, Oregon. NOTICE is hereby given that Arthur J. Sharp of The Dal les, Oregon, who on Dec. 28, 192» made Homestead Entry under act Dec. 29 1916, No. 026733, for Lot 2, SW4NE1, SEiSWL SE% Sec. 4 WiNEi, NiNWi, Sec. 10 I, and f own- NW %, NWlüWi *hip 1 couth, R aí » am. ’M ike linai pi oof, oi nteai.on co to the lan 1 ab- to ostablish cla before Register, ove described, Land Office at The United States 1 Dalles, Oregon on the 28th day of January, 1936. witnesses C aimani names La olu G.nn, Moro, i Edward Hollenbeck, The Dalles Oregon. . W. H. Short, Tne Dalles, Oregon W. F. Jackson, Register Inquire about our convenient Bank by-Mail Plan _____ Manager Ass’t Manager C, R- Harding L. A. Littleton The Dalles Branch of the United States National Bank of Portland • f Head O&ce: Portland, Oregon . Wash your Clothes cleaner Faster, Safely ZENITH There is a Zenith for every purse from $39.50 up. 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