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TAO» FOOT'-------- ~ * THB BUKHMAN COUNTt JOURNAL. MORO, OREGON FRIDAY. APRIL IT, 1936 GV^cAdo/ Notes the home of Miss Olive Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. John Matthias and ft s children spent Sunday at the home Janét Wilcox of Joe Hilderbrand and wife. Ed Thomas’ mother Mrs. Whit* ing was taken to The Dalles hospi In a debate held in the school tal Sunday for treatment. Miss Ivalou Peugh came from house Friday afternoon, Grass Portland recently for a stay of Valley defeated Hermiston. Grass several days visiting with her par Valley upheld the affirmative side ents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Peugh and while the Hermiston team upheld It is said that when a man takes very hot and crisp all through. sister, Esther. School Phy Cart With Parent» Spoon bread is one thing men to the restaurant idea, he does so the negative side of the proposi Mrs. Myron Haise is confined in The Dalles leaving here Tuesday. because he doesn’t get his pet likes like and seldom get, and it is tion. The debate was judged by Aad Teachers Pícale Mre. Floyd Ford, daughter of handed out on his own table. A really a very simple thing to make. A. S. Potwin from Portland. , ■ . < J it seems, isn't at all concern-' Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Tate left Thurs 1 man, The winning of this debate en Spoon Bread 1 Ä1A V- S_________ 44^_________________________ 11.. At DeMoss Spingi day for The Dalles U> visit before ed that his favorite dish “smells ables Grass Valley to meet Chilo Two cups of boiling milk returning to her home in Portland. I up” the entire house, for there’s quin at The Dailies, Saturday, April The Eaiter Cantata entitled “E- always fresh air to be called upon, One '.X™ 'bStei™' 18 for the championship of East The Wasco Woman’s study club temal Life” was given at the T. B. you know. And although in .ym-|One tablespoon butter ern Oregon. The winner of this met at the home of Mrs. L. P. hospital by the Wasco Ladies Sing-1 pathy with your interest in the g»» Rebate will debate at Corvallis for bridge club it is still hard for a Three eggs Haven Friday afternoon. Election ing club. the championship of the State. Mr. and Mrs. Llqyd Hennagin ‘ man to overlook a sketchy and poor One teaspoon Baking powder of officers was in order resulting in Due to the lifting of all quaran Sift the corn meal into the boil tines, the majority of the students the selection of the following: Pres and children left for Portland Mon-, ly cooked meal. Then comes the ident, Mrs. Harry VanGilder; Vice day to visit with the former’s suggestion that perhaps it might ing milk, stiring constantly. When who were absent with contagious president, .Mrs. O. G. Hilderbrand; parents Mr. and Mrs. George be sensible jo eat out after an af- it is smooth and can be poured, re .diseases have returned to school secretary, Mrs. Lewis Hastings; Hen nagin. The/ returned Wednes ternoon of bridge, and gradually move'from the fire and add the and are now preparing for the six you eat out more and more, with butter and salt. Cool and add weeks exams to be given next treasurer, Mrs. Homer Dixon. Pro day. gram features were a talk on great Mrs. Jessie Amos spent Easter the situation becoming more and beaten egg yolks and baking pow week. - — ’ der. Then add the stiffly beaten gardens of the world by Mrs. L. P. day on the river at the McDonald more discouraging. The local declamatory contest Bake in fairly hot Haven and Women Horticultu home. That being so, let us consider egg whites. will be held at the school house, oven until stiff and brown. Serve Friday night April 17 rists by Mrs. R. H. McKean. A some of the simple but really very . testants have signed up from var- business decision by club members eatable things men order in res hot with a spoon. was made in favor of a course in taurants and chop houses. Take j ious grades. better Engl is n. coffee, for instance, no man worth Practise on the Senior play “The A rock crusher will be in opera considering at all will put up with Whole Town's Talking” began this 3y Lawrence Henderson tion near the George Lamboraj poor coffee. If you must serve ’l week with all characters being place soon. This is a state job for coffee at your house and the family i present at school. crushing 5500 yards of rock. complain that it isn’t too good, The high school boys soft ball An outsider would have trouble remember that even the best of Eugene Burr gave a talk to the. team will play its Initial game at members of the Townsend club’ trying to convince the youngsters coffee isn’t satisfactory unless Rufus this Friday. (the young ones, of course) of rich> thick cream ¡8 served with it. Saturday night. Dr. Don Byrd and Mrs. Byrd and Rufus that their elders are not in- Coffee experts tell us that thick children came from Portland Fri terested in the development of.cream in the coffee ¡8 wkat makes Camp young 1 love. — tu They .. saw “Grandma difference.. Rfemem- Many unusual features will be day to visit relatives. men enjoy drinking 1 part of the program for the 46th At a meeting of the school board Pulls the String ’ the feature at- milk, whether you enjoy it or not. Annual state Christian Endeavor all of the teachers were re-elected traction Thursday, April 9. As for the coming year. Miss Lorraine added short sketch, the one agt Try putting a pitcher of milk on convention to be held in Eugene, ; Safety work among the CCC uble reruiariy and 8ee what April 23-26. > * Darby, primary teacher, did not play “Society Column," gave us an ’ boys and others engaged in soil County and district unions are accept her position which she has idea of what a society .editor is happens to it. .. erosion in this county is carried on creditably filled for the past four “up against.” If we were to pic selecting representatives for the Have you noted that the out ture ourselves in the position of standing culinary experts are men young people's quartet contest and continuously. A meeting is held years. Attending Eastern Star at Moro some socitey “bug” or editor, we and men chefs attribute their suc the intermediate Bible verse find each week with army officers or were the following persons: Mes- would be justified in thinking, cess to the fact that they aren't too ing contest. There will be a num erosion directors in charge. dames Harry Van Gilder, Homer Why was I ever born? sparing with those ingredients that ber of youth addresses by young The success of this work has of Dixon. John McDermid, Wm. Nis- As the tne last few lew minutes * 01 an improved flavor in Endeavorers and the children of been apparent to date as no ser uje de>) bit, George Wilde, Wm. Harpei school loomed nearby, thia after- prominent missionaries. ious accidents have occurred among and daughter Georgia, H. D. Proud noon, a distinct feeling; of peace cooking and when a dish All unions are planning floats the 150 to 200 men who have been foot, Dan McDermid, Mr. and Mrs. settled gracefully over the weary cheese they make it taste and marching groups for Satur engaged in the wofk from this laborers here today. A week of ' , . „„„ G. H. Root and Phil Yates. } like cheese and don’t keep you day’s big parade through’ the camp. A manual which gives safe Mrs. Delilah Stiffel returned to hustle and last minute preparation guessing. ’ All of which is very streets of Eugene. Awards will be ty measures of all kinds is used . - . . her home here Sunday after being drained the energy from the stout - made to the best groups. The con and general information about students of the school, and. p °f " ■ . । :g 2 mag- confined in a hospital for a month. hearted it t . k :«. Corn beef and cabbage is a mas- vention banquet will be divided be* everyday occupation such as rock fBvorjte Bnd gteak Bnd tween three churches to accomo Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Alexander they were feeling a bit overburden-! and children of Hood River were ed—until the end of the school onions, carefully prepared goes date 900. Toastmasters will be: work and truck driving is given Sunday dinner guests at the Orville week was .within hailing distance. । far toward keeping husbands con Rev. D. E. Nourse of Ashland; at every meeting. Ah, we’d fought our way gallantly Yocum home. tented. If you would really please Robert Sawyer of McMinnville; Dinner guests at the home of Mr. through another period of six your man take one of those French and Clarence Edwards of Lake Lady «(at a dance)—Do you and Mrs. B. W. Guy Sunday were. weeks tests, making the end of loaves that come by the yard and Grove. know that homely fellow sitting Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bowman and the fifth period of school and pros slice it at intervals, almost but not Denominational luncheons for all on<the other side of the room? Mr. and Mrs. Charles. Sawyer of pects of only one more ahead. Partner—Certainly. He is my quite through to the bottom. But groups wifi be a feature of Satur A preliminary grade student Goldendale and . Mr. and Mrs. ter each slice on both sides and day. - Leaders of each church group brother. declamatory contest will be held Wayne Kenny of Redmond. Lady (obviously embarrassed)— along with the butter mix a very will have complete charge. Mrs. Norma Tweedy of The here today to decide who will rep few thin slices of garlic. Put the Pardon me . I hadn’t noticed the Dalles came to the home of her resent our school in the county Read the ads in the Journal i esemblance. loaf into a fairly hot oven until parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Arms declamatory meet. A definite step has been taken worthy for a visit of a few days. Augusta Huckin left for Pull by our students in the civic class, man by train Sunday following a a program that should be recog visit of eleven days with her nized for its educational qualities mother. as well -as for the entertainment it Mrs. Mae Carmichael and chil provides for the students. Ida dren of Portland spent five days Coats, Norma Blackburn, and Bob visiting at the home of her mother, Macnab form what we call the Mrs. Kate Johnson. Civic Planning Committee whose Mrs. Frank Lamborn met with duty it is to map out a program at a total repair cost the misfortune of spraining her of action each week for a better ankle at her home last week. and more intensified study of gov Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Fields, Mr. ernment. The success of its activ and Mrs. George Wilde and Mr. ities and its acceptance by the stu writes J. W. Hamlin and Mrs. O. G. Hilderbrand spent dents prove that students can and Easter in The Dalles at dinner and will enjoy their work better if at the show. they are allowed to go ahead and Bernard Rice of the CCC camp reap the benefits from worthy at Zig Zag returned to the home achievement. CatçrpiHsr Diesel of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Another step in student manage Rice, for Sunday. ment of education the activities of George Wilde is listed - among the Student Council must receive the buyers of new cars having a recognition, This group studies, new Chevrolet truck. debates, and decides the future Leo Watkins and wife and chil program for extra-curriculum ac- dren, Eugene and Joan, accompa tivities. nied by Henry Ricfielderfer drove The various committees who will to Glenwood, Wash., to spent last have control of the preparation for week end at the home of Mr. and our Annual Spring Dance is slow Mrs. Oscar Kuhnhausen ond fam ly beginning to set its machinery ily. in motion. The art committee has Will Harper returned from The already begun to turn out invita Dalles last week after being con tions; while the refreshment and fined in a hospital there for some entertainment committees are be time. ginning to realize the necessity for Dick Schunke was a visitor here immediate thought and action. Friday on business. The dance to us is beginning to Garden dub members met with be a matter of intense interest. We READ THE LETTER Mrs. Frank Lamborn Monday af have only a short time to prepare ternoon for their regular meeting. until April 25 when everything will Picnic weather found members be in place in an attractive man March 14, 1936. of the past schoolplay accompanied ner. The hall decorations will be CaterpillarJTractor Co/ by Principal Homer Dixon and Miss original, the feature of the evening Peoria, Illinois Leona Clothier at DeMoss Springs will fit the hall, itself and the in Gentlemen: Park Friday. Parents attending vitations are intended to draw in were Mrs. Wesley Wilde, Mrs. Dan terest. The entire assembly will While attending the “Caterpillar” School recently, it dawned upon McDermid and Mrs. Walter Blau. reflect a scene of splendor of a me that the history,of my old 2-ton “Caterpillar” might be of use Members of the Dinner dub en northern Aurora Borealis. to you. I feel that I, at^kast owe a word of thanks to its builders. tertained at a seven o'clock no host I bought this tractor in the fall of 1928 and have worked it^pn an dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs average of 150 day per year. This work consisted of orchard, gen L. E. Kaseberg Saturday evening Coming for the pleasure of Mr. and Mrs. eral farm work, pulling a No.' 34 Holt Harvester and doing consider B. H. Grady of Walla Walla who The men’s chorus from The able logging during some of the winters. It is going into its ninth are past members of the club. Dalle« will appear at the Legion year on its original tracks with some 12,000 working hours behind it. Spring flowers were used as deco hall next Monday night, April 20, The total repair work on this machine has been under $175.00. I rations at four tables followed by as guests of the CCC camp. .This bridge. 'often wonder if it will ever wear cut. group of singers recently gave a The Ever-Faithful Sunday school concert in their home town that (Signed) J. W. Hamlin. You can class met at the home of Mrs. Kate was acclaimed as well done by Johnson for itsregular meeting listeners. The public is invited to get this Wednesday afternoon. The pro come and hear the concert. gram numbers were contributed by the following persons: Margaret CATERPILLAR’’ This economy is unequalled by any manufacturer of track-type Johnson, Dessie Hearing and Beryl tractors. Sheets entertained with a vocal It is the result of using more durable alloy steels .... advanced heat trio with Mr«. W A. Clothier at QUALITY • treating processes which have been developed by ‘‘Caterpillar’* for use the piano, Anita Mae Michiel play ed on the cello and her brother ‘-Rifl 4 WHITE STORE - only in “Caterpillar” Tractors. only in a Richard gave numbers on the flute. The “Caterpillor” Tractors built in 1928 when Mr. Hamlin bought Before adjournment the hosts serv his were good .... they are much better today. Grocer ies~Meats — F resh ‘ Caterpillar ed refreshments. Wasco Woman’s Study Club ects Officers for Year Rufus School r* C • IL. ^onrererice To Be Held In Eugene I NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING Notice of Sheriff’s Sale of Real Property Saturday, the 16th day of May, On Saturday, the 16th day of 1936, at the hour of 10:00 o'clock May, 1986, at the hour of ten o' a. m. and the courtroom in the clock a. m. at the front door of the Courthouse at Moro, Oregon, has (Courthouse In Moro, Sherman been fixed as the time and place for County, Oregon, I will sell at hearing all objections to the fipal public auction to the highest bid report filed by the undersigned in der for cash, the following de the Estate of Margaret Hill, de scribed real property located in ceased. . . Sherman County, Oregon to-wit: Herbert Hill, Lots two and three, the Administrator. 24-5-6-7 of the Southeast quarter Northeast quarter and the NOTICE TO CREDITORS Southwest quarter of the Notice is hereby given that Jhe Northeast quarter of Section undersigned W. A. Spencer ms 9, in Township one South of been appointed administrator of Range Nineteen, East of the the estate of C. G.„Mott and has Willamette Meridan, Oregon, qualified as such administrator. All containing one hundred fifty- persons having claims against the eight and 3-100 acres Said sale is made under execu- said estate are hereby required ~ , to tion issued out of the Circuit Court Pre8®nt the same duly Verified to of the State of Oregon for the the undersigned petition at Wasco, County- of Sherman to me directed O™«™, within six months from in the case of State Land Board of the date of the first publication of the State of Oregon, plaintiff, vs. notice, to-wit: ¡March 27th, G. W. Coy, also known as George 1936. W. Coy. and Sherman County, a w- A. Spencer. municipal corporation, defendants. Administrator of Estate 21-22-23-24 HUGH CHRISMAN Sheriff of Sherman County, Oregon 4,-17 24; 5-1, 8 Try Journal advertising, it pays. Sherman Cooperative Grain Growers Wasco, Oregon Boys Protected By Safety Methods * Mill Feeds Grain Bags Dairy and Poultry Feeds Rolled Grains Twine Concentrates Flour Salt AU kinds of Insurance Safety Deposit Boxer for Lease My “Caterpillar” has worked Over 12,000 hours Under $175 The discerning brow of a capable critic A nose for a bargain > The connoisseur' lips—fastidious, discriminating Join the million^ who have^ discovered the year’s biggest bargain among fine whiskies a delicious “double-rich” Kentucky straight Bourbon! Men’s Chorus A Scbenky Whitkey with th» Mari tf Mrrit. Mad« in Kentucky by old-tine Kentucky dittillen . •. the food old Kentucky way. 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