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intermediate
groups are studying
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building
Saturday
eve­
of Grass Valley and Imogene
ning
w’as
well
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attended
and
the
Ethiopia.
Johnson of Moro.
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Wednesday night, 7:30, Bible
turkey« went quickley. Wilmer
Perry N. Johnston waa here
study at ttfe church.
Gunter owned the turkeys.
Wednesday from. Condon p whore
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gregg and
he has been inspecting ranges of
daughters
Frances and Dolores of Christian Science Society
Gilliam county for the govern­
Bend spent the week end at Kent
ment’s new progam.
The subject of the lesson ser­
visiting the Alfred Lyons family. mon is “Ancient and Modem Nec­
Forrest Peetz, and family are
here for the Thanksgiving holiday ‘
romancy, Alias Mesmerism and
from Zig Zag where Forest has
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High scholarship is the require­ Hypnotism. Denounced.
been working for several years.
Golden Text: Matthew 4: 10, It
ment for election to membership
Mrs. 0 . H. Bucholtz and daugh­
is
written, Thou shalt worship the
Hujfcandfl night for the womans
in five honor societies at the Uni­
Lord
thy God, and him only shalt
chib will be held next Friday night ter, Mrs. Gertrude Harper, visited
versity of Oregon.
One of them
December 4, at the Moro Hotel. here With Mrs. Bucholtz’ son,
Phi Beta Kappa, scholarship soc­ thou serve.
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R«V, R. A. Hutchenson : of The Arthur last week.
iety. is the oldest Greek letter Responsive Reading: Isiaiah 14:
The American Legion boys are
will be the speaker of the
fraternity in the United States, 12-17, 24, 25, 27
giving a dance Saturday nigh«t
lion.
as it was founded in 1776. The
Müller and family left December 5, at their hall in, Moro.
others are Sigma Xi, ¡science WASCO CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Gilbert R. Carey, Pastor,
Friday morning for Eugene to’ John McCune is about town
rai:s, senior men; Mortor Board
senior women: end Order of the
School . ... ..... 10:00 a m.
spend a few days visiting with aoain having finished his seasons.
Coif, law.
All but the Friars are
BnnS >'°ur, fie n d s and attend a
Miller's parents near there. work on the Wm. Ross place.
Mr. and Mns. B. I. Michel were
national orgunisations. The cam- Growing Bible School, a class fot
The date of the annual big game
bad something to do with the time in Hermiston last week to visit
pus also has 24 professional soci-
ages.
Mrs. Michel’s daughter, Mrs. Mc­
eties which have scholarship as Morning Worship ....... 11:00 a. m
; of the visit.
Donald Burnet was among those Cabe.
one requirement to membership.
W. H. Ragsdale is now a regular
who went to Corvallis F riday-tu
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FULL GOSPEL ASSEMBLY
see the game between OSC and resident of The Dalles although
University of Oregon, Eugene, Pastor: Everett L. Cook.
he spends a few days in Moro out .
U oF O last Saturday.
Wayne L. Morse, dean of the Sunday School
10:00 a. in-
z’' Rap Hulse was here Monday of nearly every week. Work for ,
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university’s law school, has been
Able instructors for all ages,
‘ night from Mosier. He says that the production credit corporation ! 1 Whiteclad penitents shown being baptized in the waters o! the Potomac river near the Washington airport appointed to serve on the Ore- Come ibid bring your children to
hb family is now living in Camas, necessitated the change.
Bishop Charles M. Grace is seen conducting the ceremony All are members of the ’‘House ef Prayer for gon state bar committee on law the Sunday school,
Mr. and Mrs. N. W. Thompson AU People.”
. Washington and that he will move
l l rtXf a? m.
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enforcement and^on the committee Morning Worship
lelt for Portland this week to re­
thäflt/himself soon.
on legal education.
“Serving God With a Purpose.
J Marion McKee and wife drove main a few days and to have
Evening worship
7.30 p. m.
‘ to {¡jsrvallis in time to see the Thanksgiving dinner with Mrs.
Subject:
“The
Voice
of the
Sunday
night.
Tho
invited
guets
; gam e Saturday and Mac says it 'Thompson's father. J. A. Thomp­
Spirit.”
included Mr. and Mrs. Clifford
f
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turned out juat right to suit him.. son.
A good time of song and praise
Rowe and Mr. and Mrs. Don Smith
Lloyd
and
Maxine
Henrichs
are
Harry Pinkerton and family
awaits
you at this meeting.
Commnnitv
Presbyterian
Church
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cramer of
and Mrs. Perry Johnston and sqp, home from Corvallis, Doris Thomp
There will also be a mid-week
10
a.
m.
Thanksgiving
in
the
Sun-
Portland
are
visiting
wi£h
Mr.
and
Dxfe. went to Corvallis Friday aßü son is here from the same school
day school with program in charge meeting on Thursday evening of
Mrs. Ben P®\ne. - Mr. Oramer is
stayed over the week end to see and in fact, nearly all of the young
of
high school department. Mis each week hereafter. A welcome
a nephew of Mr.’Payne,
the game and visit with Mary people who are absorbing higher
sionary
offering for* Whitman awaits you at every service.
t • Mr. and Mrs. Chai les Lemley
Pinkerton, a student at Oregon learning are home to absorb some
Spalding
Memorial.
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and Frank accompanied by Mrs.
§tate. They returned Monday eve home cooked turkey.
l i a. m. Miss Marjorie Byers, stu When Your Shoes need repan
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Herman Schilling and son Robert
Ring.
dent from Pacific University, will
send them to
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were in The Dalles Saturday.
County agent, LeRoy Wright
Clyde Davis of Seaftle w a, visit-! Mr.
Mr and
gnd Mrs.
„ „ Shelton
she|ton Fritz
F riu ac.
The meeting of the Kent grmjge (Ung< Rev. L, H- MitUhelmore
ac-
seas in Corvallis on business for
o" ’ A C h r g e To KeeP|
ing his mother. Mrs. W. J. Davis. CCmpanied by Mrs. 'Roy J. Baker
' the agricultural conservation com­
for a short time.
. ; were shrnpe, s in The Dalle, Sat- ™ *>“
P‘£ A‘ 'ly
mittee of the county.
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tion of new officers for the coming 7 p. m. Fourth session in World GOOD SHOE
REPAIRING
Mrs. Betsy Maclnnes of Kent urday.
,
AU mem5erg
request- Friendship with the people of
MSr. and Mrs. Orval Thompsoon
THE DALI.Fh
accompanied Fred Cox to Portland: Mr. and Mrs. Roy J. Baker left
attend.
^nd ’ family left Wednesday for
Africa. Adults, high school, and 204 Second St.
to attend the funeral of Rev. Ed for Gresham to spend Thanksgiv- — John- Adlnw and Emmit E»kin
Beaverton to spend the Thanks-
grving holiday with Mrs. Thomp-
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‘ : ,n? ,nd for the B ,k" f,m ,ly re' Of Uood River were businesa vi.i
I ob ’ i parents, who are publishers! By Wyman French
d e f i e d 'Sthe'"Rufush « ^ U t b y X Di^ Rrokman’ w^re ^ V mo !» ‘ on i Ellen Cox came up from Corval-,
»«* Tuesday
of the paper there.
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business Monday.
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Mrs. Lyle Smith and daughter
Mr. and Mrs. B. I. Miuhel were v ^ w ^ d e m a X of i
hosts to the Legionnaires and
Moro took the lead by 6 to ’lI
Mrs. Herman
Schilling and, Mr. and Mrs Fred Cox.
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. Auxiliaries last Friday night at
fmm at the home of the formers parents
at their farm home. The din­ in the first quarter and were not daughter Barbara and Mrs. Helen
^Martin’s Springs on Monday J Mr’ and MrS‘ ^*US
^ on
ner w as’ served at small card overtaken. The score at half time Alley were shoppers in The Dalles
day.
was
21
to
6.
It
waa
the
last
game
j
Wednesday.
W lflR and after* a round of
night.
and Mrs. Boyce Blaylock of
u-orge
v r ilcox
iic o x
ha,
n a s bought
o v u g m the;
« i * s ’ m"c
♦u" y i .wk¡;
m wiiMn ranch
flinging of old and war time for M.H.S. to be played by Helen,
G eo rg e W
btrong
and
Lou.se
Ba.xee,
toe
ej.
maved
into
the
ownpd
the st>te ployed on the L
songs five hundred was played un-
twe senior players. The game was „
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. Land
> . „ Bonni.
, and , , farmed , , by Chan 1«* f or California Monday where
tall a Ute hour.
played Tuesday because of t h e 1’^ ” 1 P ™ * *
Forester.
he wdl 8pend
w,nter-
, Mlrs. Naomi Van Gilder was in
Mis. A. M. Zevely returned
holiday.'
In the
The
Odd-Fellows
lodge
is
going
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John K. Wilson
(¡Portland the first of the week to l nanksgiving
from the hospital last Thursray.
to give a card party at their hall and son Kenneth, spent the first
the annual meeting of the afternoon the band marched down
Wiftard Barnett and Mrs. Oscar on Saturday night, December 5.
few days of last week visiting at
county treasurer's association oi town to arouse interest and it ap­
Ruggles went to . The Dalles Sat­
parently
was
successful
for
a
Oregon. •
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Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Sayrs B«nd.
Judge George A. " Potter was for a good crowd attended. The urday to bring Mrs. Barnett and ind family and Mrs. Margaret* Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Amick were
game was very infant son home.
elected chairman of the third second team
Peetz and Carl left Wednesday business visitors at Redmond Wed-
close
with
Moro
leading till the
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Leghorn and for Portland to spend Thanksgiv- nesday.
.district of county judges and com*
missionets. 'ine ncwiy lormed last play. Rufus won the last daughter Ruth Ann were visitors ing with ftelatives.
Dinner guests at the J. C. Wil-
of county courts has point to make the score 20 to 21. in T heDeiks Wednesday.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ed
Alley
and
son
home Sunday were: Mr. and
In the Kent game played last - Mrs. O. H. Bucholtz, her daugh­
Jt>een divided into several zones of
daughter Lila Lee left Wednea- Mrs. J. L. Gentry and daughter
Friday
,Moro
took
the
lead,
was
which the mid-Columbia is one.
ter Mrs. Gertrude Harper and son day for Portland to spend Thanks- Bess of Moro, Frances Gregg of
The rodent meeting in Portland caught up with, and. then gave a and M. Campbell of Portland wen giving with Bruce and with Tom Bend and Mr. and Mrs. J. «•
«MUd with the election of officers htt 2 spurt and won easily by a v is ite s at the home of Miss Anna
Alley’s family.
Wilson.
Judge Phipps of Wasco county scr re of 49 to 9.
Schwartz Monday.
Misses Agness Simon and Eve-
Mr. and’ Mrs. Carl Sohadfwite
Tuesday
proved
to
be
a
very
was the former chairman.
C. H. Schwartz was taken to the lyn Davis came borne Wednesday . and son John were dinner guests
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. Mr». T. __
B. Searcy
left Friday _ busy day. All children, signed up Mid-Columbia hospital in The
evening from Portland where they at. the J. M. Wilson homa SUBdajp
for a two weeks visit with Chester j for the club projects they wanted Dalles for an operation Monday.
v e attending school to spend the
Kent Sunday school had twen y
Searcy and wife near Sisters, j under the supervision of County
Pauline Wilcox came up from hpliday with their parents in two in attendance Sunday, and a
Mrs Josephine Barnum and Agent Wright and Superintendent
special meeting will be held at
«Mughter FlorenAi arrived Wed- • Knighten. A picture show was gi- Portland last Thursday and re­ <jrass Valley and Kent.
the home of Mr.’ and Mrs. J. M.
turned
Sunday.
Have you been thinking about the folks at hom e lately?
nesdW’" evening to spend the ven by the Chevrolet company ad-
Wilson Monday evening, Novem­
Dell Olds left for Harry Heisings
ThanVogiving hplidays at the A. H. vertising the 1936 Car. It was forty
WOMAN’S CIUB MEETS
W hy n o t call up tonigh t and have a friendly, hom ey talk ?
ber 30. Those interested in the
Barnum home.
" ; minutes long and was educational Saturday to get a saddle horse. He
A
very
interesting
and
educa-
Sunday school are invited to at-
will ieturn Tuesday.
■ - M r and Mrs. Herman Nordstrom as well as interesting.
’’Long D istance” really means ’’short distance.” For it
$ional program was put on by tend
of Spofran» räited 'Rev, and Mrs. L “Thfe Coon town t Millionaire'
Mr. and MTs. Irvy Remington
does
just that to the m iles—shortens them up to nothing.
Mrs. Carroll Sayrs and heT com-
Mr& John ^ ¡ n n e s went to
L? .H Mitchelmore over the week, given last Thursday was a proven of Maupin came up to visit Mr.
tland Thursday to attend the
wuL Mr. Nordstrom is an exami- success. It enabled the high school and Mrs. Dell Olds over thé last mittee at the meeting of the Moro
Telephone home tonight!
Woman’s Club held at the Odd funeral of Reverand E4..C. Cofer
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M r~wiU>the Farm Ciedit admin-; to get some new suit* fbrf the bas- ,w«çk
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who
had
occupied
the
pulpit
a
num-
istraton. They were on their way | ketball boys as well as some new
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Davis are
times’ at Kent during his
T he P acific J elephonb a n d T elegraph C o m p a n y
to Portland after a business trip curtains to adorn the atage; Six spending Thanksgiving in Bend David Moore gave a musical read-'
.ng, accompanied by his mother. ¡
¡n Gr>RS Vftlley>
fchgt took them into North Dokota ‘ weeks exams were over by Wed- with Mrs. Davis’ mother.
Mrs. C. L. Poley reviewed the
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Mir. and Mrs. J. E. Norton and
dor several months.
t nesday of this week.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Newcomb and book .“When We Were Very
County Agent Joe Ballanger cf > / " ___ _
daughter Doris left Friday for Young,” by Milne; and Mr». C. P. daughters Geraldine and ( arol
Ann and son 'Ross motored to The
Morrow county, and wife, Mrs.
Camas. Wash., to visit Mr. New­ Moore reviewed “Gone
Arone With
witn The
in e,
Mr Norton’s
Wind.”
by
Margaret
Mitchell,
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Sunday to
p o r to n .
Joe Wright and Mi«s Charlotte 4-H FOOD WINS TRIP
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comb’s brother Arthur of Camas
Wright, mother and sister of
and Ray of Orchards. They will “Feeling Fine’’ the story of the sister who is a
A ll S a tisfa cto ry B u sin e ss is b u ilt on
LeRoy Wright were here Thanks­
have their Thanksgiving dinnei life of Bill Hanley, by Anna Shan­ Dalles hospital.
the
Confidence — C onfidence on th e part of
giving <i*y to enjoy turkey with
The turkey raffle held in
Sunday and return home Monday non Monroe. A fourth book “In­
the, county agent and family-
vening. ‘
vincible Louisa” the story of the
the buyer that goods p urchased w ill be
Charles Warding, manager of
Baibara Walpole came up fiom life of Louisa .Alcott, by Cornelia
T^e U. S. National branch in The
of good q u a lity and fa ir ly priced.
Portland Sunday to spend Thanks­ Meigs, was reviewed by Mrs. D. E.
' Dajlea and Ed. Kolar of the Port­
giving with her parents Mr. and Stephens.
Dependable Groceriet, Freeh Vegetables
ae land office of the same firm were
For the musical part of the
Mrs. Herman Schilling.
in the county this week looking
Rev. Captain Hall preached at program Mrs. Cope told the story
Overalls, Jumpers, Shirts, and all kinds of
. over the conditions.
of the opera “Il Trovatore” by G.
F uneral H om e
the
Baptist church last Sunday.
' Mr and Mrs. Lamer Sayrs were
the
D R YG O O D S
Arden Squire went to Portland Verdi, and Mrs. M, G.
here for Thanksgiving with their
story
of
the
opera
“Der
Freis-
Phone 345 The Dalles, Ore.
Friday night to bring his wife and
^Vernon Eakin came up from ,
Trade A t
baby daughter and Mrs. Eben Kee chutz by Carl von Weber. Selec­
tions from each were played by
or
Corvallis where he is attending j
home Saturday.
Q u a lit y
Mrs. Carroll Sayrs.
school Wednesday night accom­
Ailey’s Confectionery
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Rust are the
December 4th is the date that
S to r e
parents of a tiny baby daughter has been set for Husband’s Night,
panied by Margaret Macnah and
Phone
222
Coats of Rufus, Ellen Cox
born at The Dalle« hospital. She an annual affair of the club.
weighed 2 bounds..
7 Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Stow, Mr.
»»»WI»nHI H IIIIH l» » H l ltHi n»»»H »H »H I » » TIIim i l H H »l l l ll IIIII H I Htt1
and Mrs. A. R. Schmidt and Mr.
and Mrs. 0. E. Christencen went
FOR SALE: Saddle Horse and
to Hood River Friday.
saddle.. Gentle for school chil­
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Schmidt
dren. $35.00
John DeMoss. i MARIE m FYER, 19, Portland,
went to Shaniko on Monday.
PIANO FOR SALE—«bungalow named state 4-H champion in foods
A. J. Harvey of Wamic was in
size. Must sell quick to save ship- on seven years of club work by
town on business Monday.
ping' expense. You- take over Helen Cowgill, assistant state club
Wallace May motored to Salem
oontfact for cash or small monthly leader, win an all-expense educa-
Thursday and returned Monday.
Fornitore Polish & Cloth 75c
psyraents. Address J. F. Smith, tional trip to the 16th National
JobasMS
Wax
John Block was in Shafiika Mon
adjuster, Cline Piano Co., 1011 SW Club Congress to be held in Chi-
day to see about work.
Washington.
Portland, Oregon.
o «°. Ioaveg
N ov - of 2'-D
k - 6- prepared
Sh<3 * i?
o
wM ningw
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10g
bread,
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Mrs. Henry Roth gave a birth­
T>
A-’. I meals, made 226 dishes, and canned
day dinner for her son Henry last
MAN WANTED for
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^ rg of fo<xJ La>t gummer
Route of 800 fa m ilie s. W rite lc. ■ e'iie w’on first in both the county
day. Rawleigh’s Dept., O S K-I3i and state cookery demonstration
j SA, Oakland, sfalif.
contest* Her prizes total $98.86,
For Sale: Farms owned by State and she values her club project« at
Land Board. Liberal terms. See V218.90. She is a contestant for s
Richard M Weber, agent for Sher- Scrvel Electrolux kerosene oper-
man and Wasco counties, 310 Court1 ated refrigerator to be awarded
St The Dxlles, Ore. Phone 368. each of two 4-H.club tfrla .coring
S t„ m e v » n e ., v,
)li; l.ect in the western »täten She
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also compete with other state
STEADY WORK - GOOD PAY ’c;liirnpions for three cash college
RELIABLE MAN WANTED to scaolar8hip3 of - $400, $300, and
S6J proof. 70% «ni» ocotnl «piriä.
call on farmers in Sherman county. jf2(J0 a,g0 gjven by the maker of
SopcrrM by The Wilkeo Family.
No experience or capital needed. ti;0 refrigerator and sponsor of
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Joa. S. Finch St C o n lo e ,Scheoky. Pa.
S3 iiVrite today. FURST & THOMAS., (£c conJie8t
Thlr4 St., Oakland, Cal.
TUR SMMBMAM COUNTY JO URNA L.
Moro Husbands
MOHO. O&UGON
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1838
Washing Their Sins Away in the Potomac
To Be Feted By
Club Wives
lira.
Grass Valley
Kent Grange
People Visit And
Will Elect Officers
Are Visited
Saturday Night
Moro Defeats
Rufus For
Championship
W E R N M A R K ’S
C O N F ID E N C E
Zell’s
H. Zeigler’s
Classified Ads.
For Comfort and Security
Roof Paint, Spécial
Radio Batteries
Arvin Heaters
Weed 4 Chains
Eveready Prestone .
a n u M M ra s iiK V
Foss & Co., Inc.
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75c a gallon
Coleman Lights
FI mt
M achinery-R epairs
E xtras and Im plem ents ’
Come and get Your Wants
Roy J. Baker'
Grass Valley, Oregon_