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/ THE SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, F» •* MORO». OREGON PAAR THRU FRIDAY, JUNE 5, 1036 = Cereal Crops Head Visits Moro Exberiment Farm Families Attend Graduation Ceremonies at Monmouth To Be Principal IT TOOK SERVICE In A New Location 01358134 eh Magazine« - Lunche« - Cold Drinks At Kent Leaving G. V 4-H Gubs Ready Classified Ads W. A. RroGi wi Neil McGlasson-, George Wilcox M. A. McCall, head of the divi- sion of cereal crops for the depart ment of agriculture, was here last Thursday to inspec, the experiment station and cal! oil D. E. Stephens. Mt. McCall is chief of the depart- ment under which the station is operated and makes a visit here every few years. Mrs. E. A. Southwick, sister of Mrs. E. H. Moore and Will, Charles and^oy Powell, was here Memorial Daÿ^irom her home in Portlann O. E. Dyer and family were in | Condon and Mayville over last week end to visit with Mr. Dyer’s parents who live on a farm at Mayville. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Hocks and son, Billy Dean of Portland and Mr. and Mrs. George Miller and daugh ter of Portland were Sunday visi- j tors at the home of Mrs. Jessie Henrichs. Mrs. Hocks was former ly Hazel Damon. Mark Hinkle received word Fri day that twins, a boy and a girl, had been born to Mr. and Mrs. Clark Hinkle of Klamath Falls. The boy survived but a few hours. Joe Morrison was over from Gilliam county Saturday and says that in that section of the county there is a chance for a fair crop. Mr. and Mrs. Marion .McKee left Monday morning for Portland and Corvallis where Marion will give, tests to the new crop of druggists. George Wilcox was in charge of the store during his absence. D. R. Parker was here Monday from Gilliam county to transact a bit of legal business. James B. Morrison was here Monday to visit his brother, Clar- enee and look over the country a bit. George Updegraff was in Port- land over the two day holiday to visit with his mother. Mr. and Mrs. H. U. Martin of The Dalles, were visiting at the W. H. Martin home on Memorial Day. Mrs. Susie Hastings left on Tues day for Vancouver to visit with Her son and daughters who live at that place, lor a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Avery Martin or The Dalles, spent the last week end visiting in Moro. W. M. Walker was here Wednes day from Prairie City to transact a little business and visit witn relatives. Sherman County Pomona Grange will meet next Saturday, June 6, with the Harlandview Grange. The program, which is being ar- ranged by Mrs. Helen Bruckert will consist of a discussion, pro and con, of the Townsend plan. It is expected that C. D. Nickelson will appear in favor of the plan. Janet Stephens left for Crater Lake where she will be employed in the lodge this summer. Portland Tuesday with her father Reatha Sayrs returned from Portland Tuesday with her father, leaving Frank in the hospital there. He recently underwent an PIANO FOR SALE—Small Bun operation for sinus trouble. Keith McDonald drove his car galow size, standard make. Only off the road below the Hockman small balance due, nearly new. You place Monday evening and went teke over contract for cash or small through the fence. No serious monthly payments. Address, Mrs. damage was done to either Keith Remington, 301 Market St, San 31-32-33 Francisco, Cal. or the car. Miss Laura Ruggles went to. FOR SALE: 19 horse combine Portland Tuesday morning to do hitch. Henry Peters, Grass Valley, some shopping. She recently re- 31-32-33 turned from Paulina where she —— had been teaching school. Moro Lodge No. 113, I. O. O. F Roy Powell and family and O., Moro, Oregon G. Sayrs and family and Mrs. L. \ Meets 1st and 3rd j H. Sayrs drove to Monmouth Tues- 2 Tuesdays in the day to attend the graduation cere- I.jD.O.F. hall- Tran j monies of Monmouth Normal snmt and visiting I School. Jean Powell and Lavon I 7 brothers are cordi- ! Sayrs aré among the graduates. ally invited to ;-neet j Lewis McKee and wife attended with us. the graduating exercises of the | Lewis McKee, N. G. Battle Ground High School last' Joe Truit, Secretary week when Melba Thogerson was j a member of the class that finished. Imogene Johnson came home with | Bethlehem Chapter, No. 78. O. E. S Moro, Oregon- them for a short visit. Meets Every Second Ethel Barnett returned to the Fourth Thursdays in each home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Month. Visiting members' Tom Barnett at Grass Valley after Invited. spending several months in Moro. Es£hcr Morris. W. IM. Orval Thompson and fapiily left Monday for Forest Grove where Rose Amidon, Secretary. Orval will work in a plumbing Rebecca lAxige No- 116 establishment during the summer. Moro, Oegon Jack, Don. Grace and Tom Rags dale are here from their home in Meets 2d and 4th Tu- I^Grande to visit with friends and e^days of each month relatives for a few days. They Visiting members wel are children of Mr. and Mrs. Ray come. Ragsdale who formerly lived in Elsie Stephens, N. G. Lila Bull, SecreUry MORO i June 8, at 9 a. m. the third an WASCO CHRISTIAN CHURCH this county. This Sunday being Children s nual Vacation Church School will «Lee McGinnis was here for Day let us make every effort to get open for a nine day session. Boye Memorial day from Corvallis. He each child in the community in are girls between the ages of five was accompanied by his mother, fin Bible school somewhere. A hearty and thirteen are invited. Mr. Mitch sister of M ts . R. J. Ginn. welcome await^ each one at the el more and a staff of helpers will The Woman’s Missionary Socil ty will hold a Silver Tea at tHl Church of Christ. Come and bring be in charge. church parlors on Thursday, June' at least one child with you. At the 11 o’clock service Lhfc 11, at 3 p. m., to raise funds for paster will speak upon the subject ■ the expenses of one or two dele “Christ’s Love tor Children.’’ gates to Presbyterian Youn^ Peo Remember the child of todayI ple’s Conference at Hillockburn, Son Born To Mr. and Mrs. « will be the men and women of to June- IBth to 20th. As a part of Kent Grange morrow. Are we doing all within the afternoon’s program a Style Arthur Schilling our power to improve the future,' Show will be staged. Mrs. E. H. by giving the child of today the Moore is in charge. George Wilcox has rented a Mr. and Mrs. Neil McGlasson proper training. One cannot be Dr. and Mrs. W. N. Morse of house in The Dalles and will m<|ve their best without Christ, therefore left for Forest Grove Wednesday The Dalles passed through Moro Four-H club boys and girls in Wednesday, enroute to San Fran there with his family within a tew every county in Oregon are busily where they will spend the summer. bring the children to Bible school cisco where they will sail on the days he announced after Me had making preparations to attend the Mr. McGlasson was elected as and church and let them learn of H ~ । Principal of the Kent schools for him. You owe it to the child, Lurline for the Hawaiian Islands sold his home here to A. A. Dunlap. twenty-second annual George has lived here since he was Z a 1 the coming year. Christ >nd the Church stands ready for a ten days vacation. summer n o w school „ j . which i q \ Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Adams and'to helfk Miss Dorothy' Foss returned a small boy in short pants, has at O. S. C. Monday, June 8. Most of - - z u . » ■> • 4 to arrive - • 4^ day infant son of Hood River were all LUTHERAN CHURCH home from Astorja last-week after tended school here, farmed and en than are expecting on the tered business which he sold last NexP Sunday, June 7 th, teaching a term of school there. , IftumUy. fall to E. M. Alley. Mrs. Wilcox campus Sunday. She will return in the fall. service will be conducted in the The enrollment this year is ex- ( William Helyer of Corson, Wash, Grass Valley Methodist church at Robert Urquhart and his dau£h- also is a native and both have been pected to exceed 1200, filling all ¡s here for a few days to do some ter, Mrs. Idabelle Hunter, were identified with community social 11 o’clock. Sunday school at 10:15. available dormitory space. The repnirinjjr on bi^ well and look alter and business life for the active The opportunity for hearing the here Memorial day from Lewiston, fraternities and sororities have co bis farm. Word of God is always present; Idaho. Mrs - Hunter’s daughter years of their stay. He will be dis j operated by making their chapter i has just finished high school at the trict manager for the Mutual Life i houses available to accommodate I Max K. Pluemke spent a tew the Gospel invitation, Come, for all days in Portland last week receiv things are now ready, rings out Insurance Company. age of 14 years. A community party will be given 1 the overflow of some 300 club mem ing medical treatment. clear and loud in every church Memorial day was spent quietly for them Friday night at the Odd- bers. ~ A. A. Dunlap has purchased the service. in Moro there being no public ob Fellows hall with the members of | The general procedure at sum- (ieorge Wileox home in Grass All' who read these lines and sii vance of the day except a brief that order and the Rebekahs as mer school this year will be the, vaney antl Wm move ms lanmy Valley and will move his family have no church home, are especial ceremony at the OCC camp where hosts. A formal farewell of the same as in the past, with classes t,wre soon. the boys gathered to hear a short community will be given at tnat in the forenoons, general assem-1 prank Haynes of Philomath was ly urged to attend the service PORTLAND ROSE —Doily every first and third Sunday of the. program before inspection. I blies with prominent speakers in । bere Tuesday and Wednesday of time to the departing family. Coaches, Tourist and Standard Sl««p- month. Lester Barnum was in Portland ers, Observation-lounge Car, Diner. Notice of the marriage of Doris the afternoons, followed by sports jag^ week looking after his proper- H. H. Fleckenstein, missionary. the first of the week to sell a load Luella Bailey to Harold G. Huges and other recreation, and evenings t here. ALL AIR-CONDITIONED. of stock. ** Kent Grange No. 688 held its in Portland, June 1, was received filled with parties, moving pictures,! PACIFIC LIMIT'D — Daily The postmasters of Oregon Mr. Hughes has games, and similar entertainment. regUjar meeting Friday evening Christian Science Church Air-conditioned Coaches & Standard all in meet in their annual convention | Church services are held hundred grange been teacher and principal of the A new feature this year, will be May 29th Sleepers. Also Cafe - Observation Car. at Grans Pass next week end, June Grass Valley schools for several “amateur night, ’ when, everyone members being present from the Christian Science churches at 11 10 to 12. will have a chance to display his four granges of the county. Har— o’clock on Sunday morning, and, at years and will return next fall. Quite a number of the 4-H club i |andview conferred the third and 8 o’clock Wedesday evening. A bridge party was entertained or her particular talents. “God the Only Cause and Crea children of the county are gather at the home of Mrs. George Wil ( lasses for both boys and girls f0UI.tb degrees on seven new mem- CITY OF PORTLAND ing their clothes together, doing cox Wednesday with Mrs. ly M. this .year cover a wider variety of bers Five of them ¡nto the Kent tor” is the subject of the r.r“r,on- FIVE "SAI!INGS"MONTHLY their chores dutifully, speaking Alley winning high score for the subjects than ever before, with op- grange, and two into the Rufus sermon on June 7th. FROM PORTLAND, 3:45 p. m. Golden Text. “I will lift up mine most respectfully to mamma and, day. portunity to “major” in some par-I , grange. — ---- j - af- c on hi, 7th, 13th, 19th, 25th. Dancing ----- was enjoyed eyes unto the hills from whence papa and, in fact, doing everything | Mr. and Mrs. Florin ©¿on an ticular phase of the work, and with ^er degree work, Supper was 39% Hours Portland to necessary to get ready for the trip, visiting in Okanagon, Washington special jectures and demonstrations serve(j to a hundred and twenty cometh my help. My help comes Chicago, no extra fare from the Lord, which made heaven to Corvallis and the OSC summer for a few days. They are visiting on topics of general interest, such ^ve persons. Diner lounge. Coach-buffet and thr«« and earth, (Ps. 121:1. ’ 2.) school. Mrs. Kate Smith and her daughters as safe driving, first aid, and many । Durward Helyer of Tumalo and Standard Pullman«, all air-tondition»d. others. A highlight of the two-, Eudora Vanmeter of ____ Bend were in that section of Washington. Community Presbyterian Church LOW PRICED MEALS Donald Arthur Schilling, is th$ weeks session for the girls will; ^mner guests Sunday at the W. C. S>OW QUEEN Porter Service and Free Pillow» 10 a. m., Sunday school. be style revue night, Tuesday. Helyer home. name of the new arrival at the in Coaches on all trains. m., “ God ’ s Guidance, ” ser- 'Ila. Mrs. Max Pluemke had as din Arthur Schilling home^ He was June 16, when Mrs. Laverne Axel- For information and reservation« see mon by Rev. Lewrence H. Mitchel- born Sunday night at the Holmes son, stylist at Meier & Frank de-1 ner guests Sunday evening Charles more. partment store of Portland will M c Cutcheon and Wilmer Gunter of place with Miss Cassie Holmes and 7:30 p. m., a playlet “How Suz-’ Dr. Poley attending. Weight of bring a staff of models to the cam-, Shaniko, the occasion being the anne Slew her Giant’’ will be pre pus to show the clubbers not only sjxty sixth birthday anniversary ! the hew boy was 7à pounds. sented by the Junior C. E. society. Abell. j J. Arnold Sharp and wife were the new styles of the year, but just | Mrs. Mitchelmore is director. Reg Edna’McKay returned to her [ here from Heppner Saturday to how a real style revue is staged. Among the speakers at the af-. home here Thursday, having spent ular meetings for adult, high school I observe Memorial day and to gel ternoon assemblies this year, in the pas£ ten-days in The Dalles and junior societies are planned. . another load of their furniture to order they are scheduled to appear, hospital recovering from an ap take to their Heppner home.. ” Seventy head of cattle and sev will be Wm. A. Schoenfeld, direc pendicitis operation. eral sheep were shipped from the tor of the experiment stations; local yard Saturday night by F. L. Ballard, vice-director of ex- Charles Belshee, local stock buyer tension; W. A. Lloyd, western di rector of the extension service; and others. Miss Neva Gervais is working in F. M. Hunter, chancellor of higher < education; O. M. Plummer, mana Full Gospel Assembly the Conlee home in Moro. Allie Leonard and Charley ger of the Pacific International; Sunday School................ 10:00 a. m G. W. Peavy, president of OSC; Morning Worship ........ 11.00 a. m. Grouse were in town Wednesday. j Harold Hughes completed his re Earl Snell, secretary of state: B. Evening Service 7:30 p. m. ports for the end of the term and F. Irvine, editor of the Oregon Miss Viola Smith of White Plains departed for the summer. He will Journal; Willard Marks, president N. Y., is the versatile snow queen spend the summer in Portland and of the state board of higher edu- I cation; Dr. W. J. Kerr, chancellor- Of Lasell college. Auburndale. Mass California. J. B. Morrison was here Satur- emeritus of higher education; Mrs. She was chosen student head of winter sports and is shown trying day to revive acquaintances with Wm. Kletzer, president of the state u?. ¿4.,, He P. T. A.; Ray Gill, master of the out her snowshoes after a receni friends of a few years ago. Funeral Home says things look fairly good on state grange; T^P. Cramer, secre- Shutler flat. , t»ry of the State Bankers’ associa- Mrs« John Goodrich was here last tion. C. A. Howard, state superin Phone 345 The Dalles, Ore. Egypt Spur» Be* Industry You may have thought that a, week end for a visit with her sister tendent of public instruction, and machine so standard as the moweriW In n campaign to promote the pro- or duel ion of beeswax In Egypt the Mrs. Frank “von Borstel and broth- S. T. White, state director of could not be improved much fur-k agriculture. government is maintaining 12 model er Don Clodfelter. Alley’s Confectionery ther. But after you examine the apiaries and is showing throughout new McCormick-Deering No. 7 en- Phone 222 the country a motion picture deal auttr. closed-gear mower we believe you ing with the vocation. will be convinced that here is something entirely new and differ When Your Shoes need repaii ent in mower construction. Miss Cassie Holmes is home from The Dalles again after spending several, weeks there as private nurse. Rinehart Wasenmiller returpea from Paulina lakes Sunday after a successful fishing trip. ^ir. and Mts/A. Balzer had as week end guests Mr. and Mrs. L. V. Anderson and family of Portland who wished to see how they catch salmon on the Deschutes-.river. Seven New Members Join e TRAINS EAST sri UNION PACIFIC Something New In Mowers! CHIVIES Zell’ Machinery Repairs send them to WERN MARK’S A 14-foot Harris Combine for sale GOOD SHOE 204 Second St. REPAIRING : THE DALLAS Big Threshing Capacity—Cut Down From 16 Feet McCormick - Deering & Oliver Extras and Implements UPDEGRAFF & PEPPER See this Mower at Local Dealers Attorneys At Law With a automotive type of trans mission, with all gears and driv ing mechanism, including the ratchets, compactly grouped inside a dust-tight gear case filled with oil ... . runs almost noislessly. There is no loose play or chance for lost motion. Here, in short, is a mower with so many new and superior features of construction that all previous models seem ob solete in comparison with it. McKean & Searcy Moro, Oregon M oro O regon Grass Valley Will Entertain With An Old Fashioned Come and get Your Wanfs, ------------------- ------ Roy J. Baker Grass Valley, Oregon »» » i »unu miu CONFIDENCE All Satisfactory Business is built on Confidence - Confidence on the part of the buyer that goods purchased will be of good quality and fairly priced.r/ CELEBRATION July Third and Fourth, Friday and Saturday Dependable Groceries, Fresh Vegetables Dance Both Evenings Overalls, Jumpers, Shirts, and all kinds of Eureka Lodge No. 121 A-F A A-M Moro, Oregon Meet* the 1st and 3rd Thursday evenings of । each month. Visiting members cordially In vited to meet with us. I H. B. Pinkerton, W. M. C- V. Belknap. Secy. Bali Games, Races and Other Sports. Many New Features Will - \ DRY GOODS Be Introduced.This Year. Prizes Given. Programs Will Be Trade At H. Zeigler’s Quality Store Available June 5. Engage Your Concessions Now
