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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 2, 1936)
7 V*’ » » TV *'b**>* > ’ *■$,' a * / -A ♦»> C » 4 - y TH£ SUKHMAft COUNTY ' Jöt) RN a U TT MOHO. OREGON ’ FRIDAT, OCWWJÄ PAGE THREE 103$ will introduce the young people to day night from Walla „Walla, He V assist th e m in - th e ir office s d u rin g -^ formerly" lived here and hauled v ,z I I s * the next **x months they some of the m aterial th at went •’ ** * ' v j take P»r t ‘n an installation ser- into the hotel building. j vice, Sunday night, October 4 a t Red Cross local chairmen have W A SCO C H U R C JJO P CHRIST Gilbert if. Carey, m inister. • 7:00 p, m. Included in the honored been about the county this week This Lord’szDay being Rally Day group, are Beth Mersinger, Jane gathering funds to btf sent to the sulferers of the Bandon fire and please make a special effort-(cf bd French and Bessie Gentry, vice in Bible School somewhere. A, jfi trid e n ts; Ed Wallin, secretary- as usuol they received a full quota. Mir. and Mrs. Henry Barnum hearty welcome aw aits yOrt a t th e tre a su re r; Betty Jeanne Vintin, sec are living a t Prescott, W ashing Churcfi of C hrist school. A spec- reta ry ; .and Donald Thompson, Rachel Poley is ex- ton now and expect to rem ain there ial program is being arranged for treasurer. Teachers Go To Institute In throughout ' t h / w t o t e r . 'i t h i been enjoyment. • . , . ■. ' « u tiv e »dvtoor of the older group learned ‘ / Church service a t 11 o clock, Rev. LawTence H. Mitchelmore will The Dalles Today Several made the trip to T h e '**»<* time the pastor v ;’V speak lead the induction service. Dalles Tuesday to see the wRale upon subject of “B aptism , j Members of the junior imermed- and other fish. Included were R .'C om e and hear t h i s ‘ V ital m essage, late Christian Endeavor society of Most of the hunters are back from their trip and it seems th a t V,’. Belshee and family accomp-' Bring your Bibles. There will also , the Community church held an out • A. • ~ Douma be a meeting of the C hurth Board, door ham berger fry, Friday night, the take of deer has been consid an cd by Patty French, ' ' . Septem ber 25, at the home of Bes- erably less this year than usual. and family, Jack Noonan and fam immediately a fte r Church. Junior Christian Endeavor 6:30. rie G entry.; Those present were: ily and S. W. Searcy and family. Elm er Barzee and family, Irwin Evening Eyangeljstip service a t . Ardis T ruitt, Betty Jeanne Vintin, Mrs. Wiiy McDonald entered, Morris and family and Mr. and Mrs \ j 8:00 o’clock. This service begins: Irene Searcy, Lois F la tt, Ramsey Bud Powell had gt.od luck On their Dalles hospital early this week. The Four Leaf Clover class of promptly at eight . and closes at. Schadewitz, David McLeod, Don- tiltp. Frank B urnet apd 0. L- W in t e r is ju st a r o u n d th e c o r n e r . W h ile th e w o o d s h e d m a y b e fu ll, Belshe brought home one and the Community church Sunday [ nine. Those ot you who have, old Thompson, Kenneth Searcy, Howard Conlee, Gu4 Nichols, Bert srhool were entertained W ednesday1 been attending the evening service Corjiss McLeod, the hostess and l e t ’s n o t O v e r lo o k t h e p a n tr y . T a k e th is o p p o r t u n it y to s t o c k up w h ile Davis and Harvey Thompson shot night by a party given a t the please fell your friends .o f the Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Mitchelmorb. church by Mrs. Helen Sayre, their thirty minute social time immed-I Wily Knighton and Rev. Li H. three. , ___ . M. R. Schadewitz and wife le ft tcacftgE'' "Betty Jean Vintin was rate ly ro n h wing the Church service. Mit«hel»nore will lead the classes ! th at follow the potluck supper' and r ig h t. E v e r y m a r k e t in d ic a tio n p o in t s to h ig h e r p r ic e s. for a camping trip the first of the electad president of, the class and A time enjoyed by one and all. Choir practice at the church fellowship hour on Wednesday p r ic e s a n 4 Ardis T ruitt was made secretaiy week expecting to be gone, for a euch Friday evening, at 8 o’clock.' Chufch Night to be held a t’ the fui ¡ng the business meeting. fortnight. Mel may bring home a xiuri ALEX M ARSH ALL C im m unity Presbyterlfcn chinch deer. on the five Wednesdays beginning WASCO METHODIST CHURCH M arjorie Kunsman returped Willis J. Douglas, Pasion. October 7 gnd ending November htm e Sunday to remain after/acv- Sunday School ........... 10:00 a. m. 4. The hour for supper is a it for eral months in a hospital. / We are trying, for the goal of 6:20 p. m. The next m eeting of the E astern ‘’How To Understand Ou^ Pu 100 in attendance a t this Sunday S tar lodge will be held October Oct. 1 Io Nov. 1 Sale of school service. This m arks the be pils,” taught by Mr. Knighlten is 8. This will be a special meeting Wilford Belshe and A. G. F u tter ginning of the Sunday school year; planned to help parents, teacher» let everyone get behind this serv and others who wish to understand were in the W illam ette valley on . , . ------ „—_—_ —.— .— — how children, youth and adults ice. business the first of the week. K itch en Q u e e n * Regular church service at 11:00 learn. ; With his many years ex About Your Eyes Mrs. J.-.C. Wilson and Mrs. John a. m. The topic this Sunday will perience as public school instruc T v g h V a lU ÿ F arin a See Dr. Clarice ‘ of Portland 4 9 ’s $ 1 . 5 9 B a rrel K. Wilson went to The Dalles. 3 . 10 lb. bag be in two parts: “W ealth W ithout tor and executive Mr. Knighten is about them. In Moro Thursday, Wednesday taking Mr. and Mrs. P a te n t A Work, and Pleasure W ithout Con well qualified to guide such a October 15th, at the Moro Hotel. Dick Reckman of Grass Valley. course for the next five weeks. Mr. T y fc h V a lle y C o a r se G ra h a m A F .N. Feike was here the first science.” 4 9 ’« $ 1 . 7 9 B a rrel Mr. Reckman had been thrown ■A basket lun?h will be served a t Mitchelmore is teaching the course 10 lb . b a g of this week selling some of the from a horse and was suffering W h ite R iver neon in the basement of the church “A Brief Survey of the Old T esta land recently foreclosed by the with a badly sprained arm. He was 4 9 » $ 1 . 9 5 B a rrel Coffee will be furnished by tha m ent” that will help these who en.- O a ts, Q u ic k tor S t o w Federal Land Bank. :n the Mid-Columbia hospital all pastor. A fter lunch we will dic- roll 'fix in rriind the main thread Dr. B. A. Green of the sta te de 10 lb. bag day thinking it a "possible fracture, cuss the county Rally to.be held at of this great library. partm ent of animal husbandry x-rays showed only a bad Moro and also hake up plans for was here the first of the week to C o r n M eal, W h it e o r sprain. the coming Sunday school year. FULL GOSPEL ASSEMBLY inspect some sheep for Mrs. Marie Among those in Grass Valley Y e l lo w ; * 7 ^ l b - b a* Sunday School .....,...... 10:00 a. m. B arnett Cooper and W alter Bruc- Thursday night attending the show Preaching at 11:00 a. m. and Community Presbyterian Church kert. were: Mr. and Mrs. Elner Helyer H o t Cafre Ffèirr, Ç r o w n 7:30 p. m. by Mr. Everett Cook..- 11:00 a.m. M orning worship, Sherman county teachers will and daughters Myrtle and Norma M a rsh a ll’s B e st o r F is h e f ¿ . . . » ’i» have a vacation from teaching to J« ane. and son Gordon, Paul 10:00 a. m,, A goal of 100 has 1 lb . 2 3 c 3 lb s. fo r day, Friday, while they take their ^chilling, Rose Ellen B arnett, Jack been set for Rally day. We will CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Subject: UNREALITY ’brief turn a t absorbing instruction Mnrphv, I.evina B arnett, Robert reach it if you are present with a G o ld e n W e st Golden Text : Êcdesiastea 1:2. from teachers. They will attend Mitchell, Edna McKay, C larice' friend. (There will be a program 3 lb s. fo r the institute at The Dalles which Mitchel!, Charles Dunlajp and Mel with special music, and a roll call Vanity of Vanities, saith the preachf for all classes in the Bible school er, vanity of vanities; all is van M. J. B. is being co-operately staged be- vin Barnett. . ity. - • tween Wasco and Sherman coun 3 lb s. 8 3 c 4 lb s. fo r Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Wilson and by Mrs. C. L. Poley, superinten Responsive Reading: Ecclesias ties this year. ' r - daughter Nellie and grandson dent Moro’s population was increased George spent Sunday in Moro 11.00 a. nr; “ An Expression of tes 1:8, 14, 16-18; 2:4, 11 by four this week, when Mr. and where they were visiting Mrs. Loyalty,” the first cf a series of. Mrs. Lawrence, their small son and Wilson’s mother Mrs. Ida Davis sermons suggested by St. Paul’s Mora I^odge No. 113, i-~~O. O F Mrs. Lawrence’s brother, from who is recovering from a recent Letter to theT^nhesians. * The .fall • Moro, Oregon North Dakota, located here. They operation. ' communiori season will be observed. Meets 1st and 3rd are living in Mrs. H asting’s small 7:G0p. m., Installation of newdy Mrs. J. L. M atthes received word C a lu m e t 1 lb. 2 3 c ^ 4 Tuesdays in the house. Friday that her aunt, Mrs. John elected officers of the ; Christian I.O.O.F. ball T rar 2¿ lbs. 4 9 c lO lb a . ' O. E. Dyer was here Wednes B arnett of Freew ater, had passed Endeavor societies; period" qf song sight and visiting day having returned from Rapid away Thursday, Septem ber 17th. and worship; message, “Simon C la b b er G irl brothers are cordi City, South Dakcta where he was Mrs. B arnett was a form er Kent P eter’s G reatness” : C. E. groups'. 2 lb s. fo r ally invited to neei sent to aid in erosion work in the ^ i d e n t . Her husband was a Bessie Gentry -is junior-interm ed with us. . 4 drouth center. blacksmith here for many years. iate leader. S c h illin g s Lewis McKee, N. G- L. E. Peterson and wife were Plan to attend the first Wednes Mrs. Emma Schadewitz of Moro, lb s 8 9 c 5 lb s. Joe Trqit, Secretary registered at the More Hotel Tucs- v h o has spent the past five weeks day Church N ight on .October 7. J__ Ycu will enjoy the fellowship of k t rc with her daughter, Mrs. G. L. Lupine Rebecca Lodge No- 116 Barnett, left for her home Friday. the potluck supper at 6:20 p. in., Moro, Oegon J. H. Kelly received word here tne class you select a t 7:Q5 p. m., Meets 2d and 4th Tu last week th at his son, Ted, and and choir practice at 8:00 p. m., for those wh.o sing. esdays of each month FOR SALE: F at Feeder Pigs, Ruby Fairchild of Grass Valley, Albert Gullbrantz and .Ardis w ere married at Goldendale, Wn., Visiting members wel $15.00. John DeMoss, DeMoss T ruitt, newly elected presidents of come- Springs. 48-50 pd Saturday, September 19th. Mrs. W itn Hogue and daughter the high school-cc liege and junior W’A N T E p—About 300 acres of Eileen and son Roy of Grass Val- intermediate Christian Endeavor Maggie Barnum, N . G. Lila Bull, Secretary stubble* and chaff pasture. T. II. h‘v were all day guests of Mrs. societies of the Community church Stringleaa Beans F raser. .47-48 B. A. Hogue Sunday. Peas—Seuferts Merrimac Case doz. $1.15 Case J T. Havl-s and son Luther W ar- I doz.—$1.39 FOR SALE: Almost new circu lating heater - burn;* wood or coal -r>~ returned home Sunday night ar.d is fitted with w ater coils. wi‘h a 4-rxdnt buck, a fte r a week Peas—Del Monte Santiam Beans Case n the mountains. I doz. $1.65 Phone 142. Mrs. Dahlin. Case 11.69 per doz. m and Mrs. J. E. Norton and FOR SALE: Living Room Din 'a v /h te rs Geraldine and Carol Ann A l l S a t i s f a c t o r y B u s i n e s F ifi b u ilt , o n Tomatoes—Seufertw Merrimac ing Table. Six Ladder back chairs, ir.<! -sons Eugene and Ross were 21s I doz. »1.39 . C»6' C o n f i d e n c e - C o n f i d e n c e o n t h e p a r t o f in W alnut. C. L. Poley, Moro. Tomato Sauce— w ing in The Dalles Tuesday. - I doz. ‘W ITsctf'df’ WrtW- ‘“ T h e b 11 y e r 11. a t g o o d s - p u r c h a s e d w i l l b s W ip p te —"BfWkW 9Hee»' W Pullets ju st startin g to lay. $1-00 á’n Citv, Tennessee was a visitor 4 cana for o f g o o d q u a lit y a n d fw ir ly p r ic e d . each. E. F. Houston, phone 2F13. •At the J. H. Wilson home Satur- Deviled Meat— 48-49 ipy night. Is 6 for Corn— Lindy’ 303s D ependable Groceries, Fresh V egetables STEADY WORK - GOOD PAY Case doz. >1.19 RELIABLE MAN WANTED to Overalls, Jum pers, Shirts, and a ll kinds o f , call on farm ers in Sherman county Vienna Sausage— ‘No experience or capital needed. 5 for Pumpkin—Solid pack 21s D R Y G O O D S - \ W rite today. FURST & THOMAS 3 cans for 426 Third St., Oakland, Cal. < Trade A t Corfied Beef — For Sale: 2 halfblood Lincolrr Spinach— 2 for Q u a lity Bucks. Don Clodfelter 7F12 Grass doz. 21 H and D S to r e Valley. 46-48 AVOID LOSSES For Sale: W eaner pigs $5.00 BY TREATING SEED WITH each. L. W. Amick, Refit. 46-48 NEW IMPROVED FOR SALE: 500 acres- of good w heat land, north end of for inform ation write 307 E. 2nd St., The Dalles. CERÇSAN CMlrok dHUni «”“> For Sale: Farm s owned by State so d a — checks seed retti« Land Board. Liberal te rm . See Richard M. Weber, agent for She - aid teidllei kli(M man and Wasco counties, 310 Court St., The Dalles, Ore. Phone 3»8. Fprmcrsl Here’s a way Jo protect % u r wheat crop against stinking sm ut—and your wheat]profit against sx.'» Pio.no for sod.-: Smell burgatow smut dockage— for less than 3 / an otendard make. Small bal- Big Threshing Capacity- Cut Down From 16 Feet 1 1 o z-p acjta«® arce due. You take over contract K Just dust-treat your seed with N«u> In,proved CEKESXN. for cash or small monthly pay v the u. s. Dept* ©f Agncultu -s m ents J- F- adjuster —1 andyiixperiment Statio» autbonUes. CTne Ph.no Co.. 1011 SW< Wash- F-isv to use. And highly «leciive. ington St., Portland, Oregon. Checks\both seed ro tt‘n? ling blight; reduces seed-borne « ink & b r X n u S - has increased yields art average df 1-13 bushels an acre evert sieed. 01QmcklyW?PPlmd_On%h »!,,„ Ä W ' _______ ™5ts o»>7 2 cents. -J z s t kill Î v c m Jainage- Î Â o f B ^Çontipfs J ^ L E Y a «trip® n a j m u and U Moro Hunters Return With Venison STOCK UP SALE r; Kent Resident Sprains Arm Severely FLOUR ÍC OC ZpO.CU CEREALS 6.95 7.69 Q- ‘»□C COFFEE 65c 83c $1.09 BU LK Red Beans ' ï 1 0 lbs- 59c Small White Beans mi. 75C 10 lbs. 69c Bayou Beans 10 lbs. 63c Rice 10 lbs. 49c Macaroni B a k in g P o w d e r 4 Q 3> I .49 23c $1.59 Classified Ads. $ 2 .1 5 C O N F ID E N C E 2 .9 8 2 .3 5 45c WATCH OUT rOU M J CERESAN H. Z eigler’s M a ch in ery R ep a irs MisceHaiiöous McCormick - Deering liver Extras anilmplernents DA.TS: Has produced a v e rs e yield, iucreo« or, barley an< on oats mfarm- t e s t s * port" .rd for ^Cereal Pam phlet and Free.blueprints - cheap » a y to make a rofary W gravity treater from, old oil drum. Bayer-Semcsan Co., Inc., Wilmington, , Deli Delaware. ACIFIC I treat rv F R Y SEED YEAR ^¡rpAVC / / / / ’I**' Come and get Y durW ants SO AP 25c . : RAISINS 14-foot Harris Combine for sale 35c 1.59 _ ,, 4 lb .p a c i » CURRANTS , PEEL, C itron, . . L em on, O ran ge DATES ',_ : >2 lb« D ash 5 lb . p k g . 4 5 c C r y sta l W h it e d .3 2 c S F e ls N a p th a . 4 7 c
