THK SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL.
Traman Strong
¿And Family To
Vint New York
The band went to Corvallis over Sherman for the school
Everybody invited. Mr». C. L. Poley and her staff of
BiMe teachers welcome you at 10 the week end to the Oregon State They will return the fol
Full Goepel Assembly
„ ,
„ . , — _ There is a class for your annual Band Contest. They arriv Sunday. As it is to be such
10:00 a. m.
Sunday School
Bnd interest.
ed home safely although a little trip there were several committee
11.00 a. m.
put out over the decisions made trip there were several committees
7:4» p. m Miw
«"ice-of Œn.tÀ.n
Endeavor at 7:15 p. m. The pas there/ Perhaps they needed some for gathering and preparing food,
speak on “Compensation," bring
tor, Rev. Lawrence H. Mitchelmore, thing like that to get them to prac a camp fire committee, an enter
ing illustrations from Indian Life.
tice harder, as now they plan to tainment committee, and a trans
will give a closing talk.
Will also show curios from India.
‘‘show ’em ^something” at The portation committee.
Spiritual life group at the Dalles in a few weeks.
Miss Ginn will also speak Tues
church
Wednesday, 2:45; mid week
day evening at 7:45.
Tough Guy: ‘‘For two cent» 1
Wednesday afternoon Mr. Red
All are welcome. Bible study, 7:45 p. m. Thursday.
den of Bend spoke to the high would knock your block off.'*
Wise Guy: ‘‘Get away from me,
school and sang a song. He is a
Wasco, Church of Christ
I
.
you dirty professional.”
missionary in the lumber camps.
y i pastor
Thursday at 11 o’clock the local
Now that Easter is past, let us,
declamatory contest of the grade
not forget to continue, in the way By Norina Melzer
schools was held. The winners will
of the Lord. Meet with us at 10
speak at the final contest in Was
o’clock in order that we may etudy: — “
co
Friday the 21st.
the life of the Risen Christ to-1 Tuesday morning Mr. Ellis of the
In A New Location
On Thursday, the 23rd of April,
gether. A class for all age».
i Kennell Ellis Studio at Eugene
At the church service the pastor photographed each of the semoi the National Assembly Programs
will speak upon the subject “After Pupils. The seniors can get indi will give a demonstration of liquid
Easter, What?” Bring your friend» Yidual photographs or a placard Air at the school. That same af
ternoon at 1 p. m. the 4-H club
and spend the hour worshiping the ^h all the seniors on it.
achievement day will be held.
W. A. R uggles
Lord with us.
| The six weeks tests are over and
The Moro High School will leave
Watch this paper for further report cards will be distributed qn Friday the 24th and go to Camp Magazines - Lunches - Cold Drinks
announcements as to the cottage Tuesday, April 21st.
prayer meeting which we are plan-»
ning to «tart.
We will again conduct service at
Kent Sunday evening, speaking up
on the timely subject of "The Faith
of Daniel." Come and enjoy the
All Satisfactory Business is built on
evening with us.
Funeral Home
Indian people.
Grass Valley
Breath of Spring
PABK TUKKI
FRIDAY. APRIL 17, 1WÖ
MORO. OREGON
Lutheran Church
"On Sunday morning April 19,
the Lutheran missionary will con
duct service in the Methodist
church building in Grass Valley.
Since it was not possible to con
duct service on Easter Day, all at
tendants will hear an Easter mes
sage next Sunday. Let every one
who reads this notice and has no
church home, make the resolve to
be present and hear and learn of
the blessed resurrection of Christ
the Lord.
10:15
Sunday School
11:00
Worship
H. H. Fleckenstein,
Missionary.
Warm weather brings the citi
zens out in the streets to lounge in
the sun, jokes are most lively and
Local Eastern Star Chapter
hopes are brighter than when the
daily conversations are carried on
HasDistmcaisked Guests
inside kround the stove. There is
a growing market for ice-cream
and more liquid hot weather condi
ments.
left
Traaaan Strong and family
John Hays and Henry Clements
Thursday for Lancaster, New York
bring
out the old .wood saw and
to visit relatives and see the coun
make
little
pieces out of long ones
try en route. They will return by
thé way of Detroit and drive home for Tum-A-Lum and others who
a new ear. The plowing is done, have wood or trees to prepare for
t^e tulips are ready for blooming, burning.
New cars are noticed as the re Christian Science Church
and Truman can take a rest. .
“Doctrine of Atonement” is the
sult of sales efforts on the part of
.Captain Luther E. Morgan has dealers. Wallace May ha» a Chev subject of the Lesson-Sermon in all
been attached to the CCC camp on rolet and Matt Simofi has a Ford. churches of Christ. Scientist, on
tie hill. He comes from the Boise,
The measles patients are out Sunday, April 19.
Idaho area where * he has been again ' after a few uncomfortable
The Golden Text is ‘‘The preach
working with CGC camps for the days of fever, breaking out and re ing of tlhe cross is to them that
year and a half.
covery. The scarlet fever epidemic perish foolishness; but unto us
The Auxiliary meeting that had 1» waning a* no new cams have which are saved it is the power of
bqeh scheduled for next Tuesday been reported lately. Those who God." (I Cor. 1:18.)
April 21 at the home of Mr». J. C. were kept inside for a month
Wednesday evening service is
Freeman has been indefinitely post- were let out just in time to enjoy held at 8 o'clock.
Community Presbyterian. Church
You are cordially invited to the
« poned.
•
the first spring sunshine, the new
“In Galilee’’ is the sermon sub-
Neil and Greta Freeman were grass and the song of the birds— church services and to make use ot ject for the 11 a. m. service, Sun-
the Reading Room which is open .
hare to spend Easter^with their and they did.
The high school glee club,
L. R. French and wife came up at all times in the rear of the ¿¡^^“by Miss Eda Hult, wili
'parents, Mr. and. Mrs. J. C.
: Freeman. Greta went to Salem from Portland Saturday to work churdh building, where may be sing two numbers.
• with her brother, but will return around their building cleaning, found the Bible and all authorised rOne hundred and seventy for
washing and burning as if spring Christian Science literature,, which Sunday echool last week. HoW
• later to visit here.
wiU
preflent on April 19.,
was
in their blood for sure. Ea may be borrowed or purchased.
Perry Johnston was in Arlington
Alley
and
family
are
going
to
1 Wednesday to attend a meeting of
Moro Methodist Church
county agents and extension work move into the upstairs above the
Five years of Missionary ex-
ers who are in charge of the new store and be close to business day perience in India will be interest
farm program.
-
I and night.
ing to every one who attends the
1 Horace Carlisle of Millers and| Charley Baker spent a few days service at the Methodist church
in
the
hospital
with
an
attack
of
Ji U. Leonard of Moro ha^ pur-
Sunday morning April 19th.
Attorneys At Law
e
new International trucks Job’s disease which is boils and
Miss Ginn who has lately re
carbuncles.
As
he
was
trying
to
frog McKean and Searcy within
do a large amount of spring work turned to hey home at Moro will
Moro, Oreßon
th*». •ast few days.
explain the religious and social
,x Barzee has returned from it was a test of his patience.
Bob Johnson was in The Dalle« customes, of the Hindoos’ illustra
The Dalles where he has been for
ted by dress and habits of ths
a couple of weeks with an infec Tuesday night to attend a company
school
to
instruct
him
how
to
sell
tion of his eyes. Hi» mother and
grand mother remained with him more gas and oil and other pro
ducts.
while he was away..
Candidates drop in nearly every
Dr. and Mrs. C. L. Poley and
day
and stand in the sun talking
- D. E. Stephens and wife drove to
Miltpn last Sunday and the doctor about things in general and giving
brought home some shrdbs and the voters a chance to see them
and look them over.
t-ees for his yard.
Florin Coon and wife were in
W. A. Ruggles moved his store
to the newly repaired Endicott Colton over the Easter week end
building this week and is getting to visit with Mrs. Coon’s parents.
Even if you do not get in The Dalles during banking
The boys around' town try to
his ; equipment arranged in the
hours,
you can deposit checks with us daily, weekly, or
listen to the ball games and find
* 1 option.
•
as
frequently
as necessary without coming into the
— Pinkston Dyer, grandfather of it difficult because of interference
bank. Our BANK-BY-MAIL service is maintained for
O. l. Dyer, died at Condon last and they swear as if a fat man
this purpose. Simply endorse your checks payable to
week «nd O. E. Dyer attended the had stood in front of them with
your account and mail them to us. The deposits will be
funeral. The deceased was 98 years two out in the last half of the ninth
in a championship game.
* of age at the time of his death.
made to your credit just aarijulckly and safely as when
Nearly everyone is plowing and
- Fred W. Ashton and wife are
you bring, the checks in personally.
here from Goldendale. Mr. Ashton before long tho last furrow will be
will take up his duties at the soil turned and the talk will veer away
INQUIRE ABOUT OUR BANK-BY-MAIL SERVICE
conservation camp and they will from acres per day tff bushels per
TODAY !
acre and later to cents per bushel,
livijn the Endicott apartments.
jfK GleL McLachlan was taken thus completing the circle of the
to the hospital Thursday for ob- wheat man’s year.
Buck Miller, pitcher for the base
Eugene Courtney, Manager
sewation and a possible operation.
Mri*
Myrtle Peterson, Grand ball team, is here for the season,
Associate Matron of the Eastern and will baffle the batters on Sun-
here last Thursday ’day.
8
Miss Norma Garett is recovering
m*... from
.----- Ontario,
------- - and Mrs.
. .
Helen Friday of Madras associate from a recent attack of the flu and
conductress was also a visitor with will soon return to business col
nrmbers of the Bethlehem chap- lege in Portland.
Sherman county the last of this
OF PORTLAND
elle Hailey. Worthy Matron, week, visiting and talking to ap-
'OLDESl NATIONAL BANK
«ÜG. H. Root, Worthy Patron of
WES1 Or 1HE ROCKIES"
p lie ants for pensions.
53
Wasco lodge. Three new mem-
¿Wasco
Word received here Wednesday
night was to the effect that Mrs.
Hollis Bull and wife were over, D. H. McLain of Hood River was
from Condon Saturday evening I seriously ill. Mrs. Chester Smith
■ - * ■* -
bringing Mrs. Lynden Lucas over i is a sister of Mrs. McLain.
for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. I Ray Hulse and wife were here
Potter of Klondike.
wife »pent | Thursday from Mosier for a busi-
L. R. French and ----
i ness visit.
,_____ •
Wednesday night here before re-:
Moro School
UPDEGRAFF & PEPPER
AI YOUR SERVICE
MOHO GONFECTIONERY
Zell’s
Phone 345 The Dalles, Ore.
or
Alley’s Confectionery .
Phone 222
When Your Shoes need repan
send them to
WERN H K KK
GOOD SHOE
CONFIDENCE
Confidence* Confidence on the part of
i he buyer thai goods purchased will be
<-fgo<»d (juHiity and fairly priced..
Dependable Groceries, Fresh Vegetables
Overalls, Jumpers, Shirts, and all kinds of
DRY GOODS
Trade At
H. Zeigler’s
Qsutäey
SEND IN YOUR DEPOSITS
BY MAIL
V
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« THE DALLES BRANCH *
T he FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Classified Ads.
last week for LaGrande to do more------------------------------------
of the same Bang’s disease testing GOOD PAY - STEADY WORK
•Reliable Men and Women Wanted
in Union county.
A few more trees are on hand to service McNess customers in
at the county agents office and home locality or Sherman County.
may be had on application. Rus No experience or capital required.
(• Olive- Caracana and some Write FURST & THOMAS, 426
Western Pine trees may be had yet. Third St., Oakland, Calif.
Planting may still be done with
Are the voters looking for
efficient county officers or are they
safety.
..
'Mrs. Ruth Newton, investigator looking for a chance to pension
for the Old Age Assistance com taxpayers?
mittee of the state, is working in Paid ad.
• A Taxpayer.
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