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A i PAGE FOUR«* ’ SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL. MORO, OREGON FRIDAY, MAiRCH 27, 1936 Bethlehem Chapter, No. 78. O. E. 8. Lupine Rebecca Lodge No. 116 Hennagin, solo with her mother at week. Moro, Oregon Moro, Oegon the piano; Mrs. Homer Dixon and The Campfire girls had a Une Meets Every Second Mrs. William Mills, duet, Mrs. J. T. of deleetable food stuffs for eale Meets 2d and 4th Tu Fourth Thursdays in »ach Royse, readings and Mrs. Joe Hil- at the library Saturday afternoon. Month. Visiting members esdays of each month derbrand, Miss Glenna Hilterbrand Mrs. Delilah Stiffle, who is a Invited. Visjting members wel violin and Mrs. Floyd Root gave patient in the hospital, M bean Esther Morris. W. IM. come. a dance number. reported to be some what improved. The United State« Civil Servite Rose Amidon, Secretary. Elsie Stephens, N. G. Tillicum club numbers met with Her daughter Edna, a trained Commission has announced open Lila Bull, Secretary Mrs. S. J. Brock enjoying a one nurse eame up from California to competitive examinations as fol Mor. Lodge No- IIS, I. O. O. F. hirty dessert luncheon followed by be with her mother. lows: Moro, Oregon cards at four tables. Mrs. George Associate physicist (radio, $8,- Mrs. Glen King won club prize Eureka Lodge No. 121 A-F ft A-M Meets 1st and 3rd Wilde won high score, Mrs. J. T. and Mrs. Homer Dixon guest prize Mr. & Mrs. Volna Guyton 200 a year. Fnneral Services Held For Moro, Oregon ' Tuesdays in the Junior meteorologist, $2,000 a Royse low. Guests attending were contract was played at the ^eets ^e 1st and 3rd Miss Olive Robinson, Mrs. Harry home of Mr8 Everett Watkins, for Are Proud Parents of a year, Bureau of Agricultural Eco I.O.OJ. hall« Tran ChariesG. Mott Who Died Thursday evenings of Van. Gilder^Mn. W. A. Medler, members of her club Thursday af sien,t and visiting nomic«, Department of Agricul eac^ month. Visiting Mrs. Dick Yocum and Mm. Frank ternoon. Three tables were put in Son Born Last Sunday , brothers are cordi ture. Optional subjects are: (1) members cordially in Lamborn. ally invited to meet - Climatology, and (2) Physical and ' '/rh^ play after a dessert luncheon. vited to meet with us. with us. The spring term of kindergarten dynamic meteorology. |Mr. and Mrs. Ben Klinswortfi of H. B. Pinkerton, W. M. Lewis.McKee, N. G. All states except Colorado, Iowa, opened last Wednesday with Mrs. Connell, Wn., were callers Sunday Those from out of town attend On the first day of spring beau Orville Yocum as teacher. Little C. V. Belknap. Secy, j Joe Truit, Secretary. Maryland, Nebraska, South Dako ing the Auxiliary card party were. tiful daffodills were in full bloom Jean McIntyre lent pleasure to at the home of Miss Leona Dr. and Mrs. ViggoHaufelt of ta, Vermont, Virginia, and the Dis- Clothier. in the garden of Mrs. Anna Lee. the day by dividing a huge birth Miss Kathryn Johnson, sopho Wasco, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Eaton trict of Coluubia have received lees The garden club sponsored the day cake in observance of her fifth than their quota of appointments more at the University of Oregon, of Moro; Mr.' and. Mrs. George planting of 700 tree»; recently of anniversary. in the apportioned departmarttal 1 . Wilcox, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Garrett, returned to Eugene to continue her which 100 were planted south of Mrs. Elizabeth Fuller spent’ studies after an illness of several Mr. and Mrs. Matt Simon, IMrs. service in Washington, D, C. Wasco, loJ north and the remain Full information may be obtain Rolfe and son Willard and Cassie several days of last week visiting months. der in various place« in town. Dr. Holmes of Grass Valley; Mr. and ed from the Secretary of the Unit in Portland with her sister Mrs. R. “F’ W. A. Cramer and daugh Peck ot OSC will speak on garden Neece and family. Mrs. Arthur ter Maxine of Shaniko are at the Mrs. Vern Duus, Mr. and Mrs. W. ed State« Civil Service. Board of landscaping at the library room Sargent and Miss Vivian Tounce I Hotel Sherman where Mrs. Cramer N. Rooper and Jim Hastings of Examiners at the post office or the April 4th. at 8 p. m. customhouse in any city which has Antelope accompanied her on her trip down eside services for Charles G. I is employed. a post office of the first or second and attended the opera in Port- Moi^, a a, were held at the local I A Dutch scene was' displayed s Mr. and Mrs. Jgke Douma and class, or from the United States cemeic.j Wednesday of last week t? v with pleasing effect in the school family of Tillamook spent Sunday Civil Service Commission, Washing Id mo J un pe’ 1 auditorium when the junior class and Monday, visiting relatives here. ton, D. C. under tne uirc?tion of Zells. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Norton and Mott died suddenly of a heart at- days in Portland returning home presented its annual prom last daughter Carol and son Ross trans NOTICE TO CREDITORS tack. For the past several years Friday. Friday night, Frank Knox and family accom-! Mr gnd Mt8 e w Ferrel and acted business in The Dalles he has been operating a restaurant Notice is hereby given that the in Wasco across the street from panied by his mother were off on, daughters, Erma and Elda and Thursday. undersigned W. A. Spencer has the pharmacy. He was known as a motor trip to Yakima Sunday. Mr and Mra c. Kmmedy of Mr. and Mrs. Volna Guyton are been appointed administrator of Blackie to nearly all of his friends They were dinner guests of the Qa^eway, who were house guests the parents of a son bom Sunday. the estate of C. G. Mott and has and customers. Grant county was former’s sister, Mrs. Mollie Dunn-1 and Homer Dixon, were Mrs. Guyton is at the home of qualified as such administrator. All his home before his arrival in ing« 1 present at the dance. Miss Cassie Holmes in Grass Val persons having claims against the Wasco. Otis Royse and Wayne Darby ( q r . Marshall and wife of Port ley. said estate are hereby required to Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Humburg came home from Culver. Wayne to land visited at the E. D. McKee present the same duly vanfied to The Kent Townsend Club held and children, Allen and Gary, spend the week end with his moth home over the week end. the undersigned petition at Wasco, When you visit The Dalles you a meeting Monday evening at the drove to Bonneville Sunday where er and Otis to pack his household Mrs. Mary Brown and daughter Oregon, within six months from are invited to call at this bank and tb?y met Mrs. Humburg’s parents. goods for the removal to the Jeff came from Trout Lake. Washing grange hall. 'Rev. .Cookingham of the date of the first publication of Wasco was the speaker of the eve Airs. Humburg and children ac erson county town. inquire about the many helpful - ton to spend the week end with this notice, to-wit: IMareh 27th, ning. A social time was held af- companied them to Hillsboro. Mrs. Jessie Amos has a new ten her sister and husband Mr. and ter the meeting in honor of Wm. 1936. services available to you. De Paulen Kascberg, Phillip John Mrs. Myron Haise. Gunter’s sixty-fifth birthday an- W. A. Spencer. son, Francis Watkins and kennet ant in her cottage. L. E. Hardy and posits of every customer insured Mrs. iR. H. McKean visited m Administrator of Estate family of The Dalles, having niversary. Walker have returned to the Uni Moro with Mrs. Susie Hastings 21-22-23-24 - rented it. up to $5,000. Dick Reckmann Jr. and wife versity of Oregon following the Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Deaton and Mrs. J. C. McKean. spring vacation. Margaret McKee teacher in Arl spent a few days visiting at Bor- Try Journal advertising, it pay»« Resources Over 100 Millions visited in The Dalles Sunday with Judge George Potter was in Port Mrs. Deaton’s daughter, Mrs. Dor ington, accompanied by her aunt ing with his mother and father land on business Monday. Mfa- George Van Gtraisbeck otf who are living there. othy McNeil. ____ Manage Ed Feldman is now driving a C. R. Harding Kent Grange No. 688 will hold Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Russel of Blaylock spent the week end with new Buick sedan having succumb Salem were town visitors here last her parents here. its next regular meeting Saturday Ass’t Manage L. A. Littleton ed to the fever at last. u ............................... ■■■! - * evening, March 28. Mr. and Mrs. George Drinkard Charles Everett of Wasco, Joe drove to Friend and brought their Truitt of Moro, and Charlie WiM daughter, Delta Grey, home with son of Rufus candidates for sheriff, the t^em for the week end. and J. T. Johnson yf Wasco, can- Jh^ Wasco hotel parlor was the Groceries Menis -Fresh • didate for clerk, wö’re in Kent dur scene of an attractive party givei, ing the past week. Hi Fruits ana V Head Office, Portland, Oregon by Mrs. Carl Everett Friday af Rev. and Mrs. Carrey of Wasco MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION ternoon for the members of the Season. held services at the Kent Christian Webfoot social club. Honor guests church at 7:30 o ’ clock last Sunday were Mrs. A. B. Potter and Mrs. — evening. Services will also be hield C. W. Johnson. Mrs. Potter was Your Patronage Solicited Sunday evening, March 29 at 7:30 presented with a lovely gift in hon During the Lenten season we Stew is an amazingly simple dish o’clock by Rev. Carrey. ctcnT have to be tic/i to enjoy Uiú whiskey! or of her wedding anniversary. really begin to appreciate the to prepare. She and Mr. Potter have been mar great variety of sea foods avail- Oyster Stew ried fifty yean. Mn. Johnson re able to those of us living in the ^Frimdlg ceived many attractive birthday Pacific Northwest. We can buy One pint oysters irkcwdly Io JRM? cards after luncheon. Decorations them any time during the year Salt, pepper, paprika taste, threat consisted of spring flowers. Mrs. but we get into meat habit and Four tablespoons butter , Stevenson won high score, Mn. keep serving chops- steak- roast One quart rich cream Put cleaned * oysters, strained Marie Barnett Cooper second and eteak, day in and day out, until oyster liquor, butter and seasoning Mrs. C. Fowler guest prize. Friday or Lent brings us up short into a saucepan and simmer gen The shamrock tea held .at the and we remember. And when we Methodist parsonage featured an begin serving sea foods we find tly until oysters begin to curl at the edges. At the sama time heat interesting afternoon for a large that a more varied diet is possible. milk in a double boiler. Add the crowd of ladies attending. A pro For besides shell fish of all kinds hot milk to oyster mixture and gram of music and readings was we find that our markets offer a Grain Bags serve at once. Mill Feeds presented by the following penons. choice of everything from the tiny Halibut Supreme Vocal solo, Mn A. S. Johnson, with smelt to slices or sections cut from Two pounds halibut Twine Dairy and Poultry Feeds Mn. John T. Johnson at the piano; large salmon or halibut. | One teaspoon minced onion * Mn. O.G. Hilderbrand, aolo; Mar In cooking fish of any kind one. Qne sm>n carrot Concentrates Rolled Grains garet Johnson, solo and ^haron should remember that its freshness One tablespoon lemon juice vary greatly influences its flavor, One bit of bay leaf Salt Flour so buy and cook the freehest fish Cream sauce possible. And nothing could be Qne nibby cheese more tasty than a fresh piece of । ■ Boil the fish in enough salted All kinds of Insurance salmon or halibut dipped in milk1 water to cover well, including the and then bread or cracker crumbs sliced vegetables and seasonings, seasoned and placed in a baking until it flakes easily. Or use left dish yith melted butter poured over halibut. Drain, flake and lay over it You bake it until tender in a shallow well buttered glass Safety Deposit Boxes for Lease in a very hot oven, about 500 deg. baking dish. Pour over it a rich, All fish should be lightly browned well seasoned cream sauce in which and it is thoroughly cooked when one nippy cheese, or equivalent, is the flesh separates easily Into melted. Top with buttered crumbs flakes when tested with a fork or and set in a hot oven (450 deg.) until golden brown on top. Bake the point of a knife. A fish that is.mild in flavor bi in Ramekins, if you prefer. much improved by the addition of tartar sauce or lemon butter sauce. UPDEGRAFF & PEPPER Lemon Butter Sauce _ onebalf cup of butter, Melt squeeze in the juice of one lemon? Blend thoroughly and serve with the fish. Three tablespoons of Moro, Oregon choppod parsley may be added if You will want a New Suit, a New desired. Lay a wide plank on soft, muddy Coat, or dress for Easter and You will find that an Oyster soil—and you can walk over it Spring Wear,. Our Stocks are most with comparative ease. That's some Complete with a Variety of New C 1936, The Old Quaker Company. Lawrenceburg. Ind. Styles, Fabrics, and Spring Shad thing like the way the “Caterpil lar” Tractor’s tracks work. Ex ings. __ . ________ It’s niceJiiving lots of cept that this tractor's weight is friends. Old Quaker has made spread evenly over the full New Spring Suits and held more real friends length of the tracks—and getting ii Swagger, Mannish tailored Jack- than has any other straight the advantage of such plank-like whiskey in America. And support is automatic, for this sales keep • on mounting, ger tip length suit. Shown in a big Tractor picks up and re-lays its because wk ien a fellow finas Your own tracks, endlessly! 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