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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 18, 1936)
f*' «J* ik ■---- - 1 fiP Valley caller on Monday. • Valley December 20, 103« 11 a. m. Christmas Eve, Dec. 24, at 7:30 Christsnas, and prosperous a number by the ladies trio, carol A. A. Dunlap to driving a new Christmas to a happy season for the annual program of song, reci- in Christ. ing, and a short sermon on "The Plymouth. all nations. Why ? Because the ‘dations, and pageantry will be given Man To Whom Nothing Happened.** trembling by the Sunday school The commu- WASCO M E Mrs. C. B. Andrews and Mrs. angel’s message to In the evening, the Ladies’ Cho shepherds. who were keeping watch nity is invited to all of these ser- Earl Olds Were shoppers in The ral Club will present “The Music Special Christmas service Sun over their flock by night reads, *To vices. Dalles Friday. day. of Bethlehem,** a Chriafmaa can you to horn thia day in the city of The Kent Christian Sunday The basket ball games here tata by Shannon and Holton. The There will be no regular Sunday David a savior which is Christ the school will be host next Sunday,' school this Sunday. Instead, the last Friday night with Rufus were evening service will start at 7:8ft well attended., Rufus won both Lord. All nations heed a savior, December 20th, at the winter meet- classes and thfcse who plan to The evening offering will be divided who saves from sin and hell. With ing of the Sherman County Sun- attend church, will come at 10:30 equally among the two churches games. out a savior there is salvation for day School association. A basket a. m. and take part in an hour-and and the Choral Club. Alfred Kock went to Underwood, no man. A Crosier Wn., and on to Gresham on Thurs > 9 0 * McFarland is here this Mr. and dinner will be served at one o’clock a-hatf program. The program will The annual Christmas offering With gratitude the believing sin and the business meeting and pro- consist of special numbers by the will be taken on the Sunday fol Lavoy, Alberta, in which of Snohomish. Wn., were honored day. ner celebrate! the birth of the he has been, living format a receptio tioa ot Sunday school classes, a vocal solo, lowing Christmas, December 27. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Schilling savior on Christmas day and re gram will follow. twenty three years. H e , their golden veisary in 1910 after the evening 25th at accemnanied Mr. and Mrs. Tom ceives with thank ? the gift which I FULL GOSPEL ASSEMBLY Alley on their return to (Portland God gave to a world steeped in sin Sunday 10:00 a* ro. Sunday School the Baptist near. Grass Valley for Wednesday. . The Schillings re and deepest ^degradation. Hasten- Sunday lV W tm . Morning worship He is visiting here with '-’■Jlr. apd turned Saturday. iag to Bethleham in faith and be- Miss Mildred Ginn will be speak- b Q and other old time ria4 on ’ Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Baker ac holding the great wonder "that a ir.g at this service. were here in the early bar 85, companied by Mrs. A. F. Baker Savior is born of the Virgin Mary,. 7:0ft pv »LEvangelistic service. .|he century Of their and son Ralph were in The Dalles that the prophesies of old have Thursday at 7:00 p. m. we have daughter, the tatter,'M rs. jWooda was injured near last Thursday. <MW. Baker to see been fulfilled, that in the fullness Bible Study and prayer and song Garrett was there for the recep last Thursday when the doctor about her arm. of time God sent His Son born of service. We cordially invite you - t Mt a parked truck. One tion. Mrs. Jessie Goodrich of Shaniko a woman is abiding Christmas joy to attend all of these services. Mr. and M«w. Alfred Kock and leg was broken in two places and ------ it to ’feared that he has serious family drove to Portland Wed was here Sunday to visit her par for all believers in the great and — only Savior Jesus Christ, I WASCO CHURCH OF. CHRIST , I ents Mr. and Mrs. I. D. Pike. chest injuries in addition. He is nesday. >■ A fitting Christmas service w ill’, Bible school will open promptly; Jos Newcomb was a bnsiness Clayton Vintin was a Grass In a hospital at Walla Walla be held in the Methodist church at 10 oMoek. We will have a short; visitor in The Dalles on Thursday. M l and Mrs. W. W. Knighten <Hlj Mr. and Mrs. Shelton Fritts and Deo. «0, at 11:00 o’clock. The I«®®" aRedmond Monday night to drove home through CbHfonda and children will tell us the entire enjoy the Christmas program. pre- family were shoppers ’n The DaUes a district meeting of' the are now living in The DaUes where Christmas story as St. Luks re- ■<‘Wted by the Bible school. We Legion and the Auxiliary the doctor is practicing his profes last Saturday. Mrs. Gus §mith YT s. Don Smith cords it. The beautiful Christmas would like to encourage your at-' o f which Mrs. * Knighton is dis* sion. • ' * • , r r carols will be sung by them and i tendance at this time. The chib, irlct president. 'Arthur Johnson left Wednesday and Mrs. Arch CantraU were shop the congregation sings Christmas] <*en as well as the grown ups will ping in The Dalles Thursday. Willard Hawley was here last by stage for Hood River to be at Thursday from Castle Bock to see the bedside'of his mother, Mrs. Ben Leghorn went to Portland hymns. The missionary will deliv- out dismissing there will be er a Christmas sermon basing it on ’ Wfltooi Ms slater. Mrs. B. I. Michel and Granville Phillip» who is ill with Sunday to vi¥it relatives. the’’ Communion Service and , a Isaiah 9:«. You are welcome to trade off a load of coal. Jim Blagg and son Jimmy, Ed attend to hear and learn of God’s short Christmas message by the pneumonia. -i Mrs. Annie McGregor who has Legionnaires and Auxiliaries met win Peters and Gus Engstrom waie love manifested in the Christmas pastor on “Tbe Gift,’.* boon visiting with her daughter, The different Bible schools ot in business and entertainment in The Dalles Friday. gift of Christ His Son. . ; Mrs. Wily Knighten left Tuesday the county are meeting for a pot The High School gave their an Wednesday night at the home of H. H. Fleckenstien. missionary. night for her home in Portland. luck d|pn«r and a program In the Mr. and Mrs. Oiles French. Games nual dance Saturday night. afternoon at Kent. You will en-j Let Greta be Your Hosier. (Had something to sat and a mock trial Mr. and Mrs, 0- H, Ruaholts re joy this meeting. Go if you polai-; ley's Cinderella Shop in The Dalles) that featured the personal wicked turned to thslr homy in Portland CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Subject; Is the Universe. Includ bly can. If you would like to go! John Conroy has leased 4600 ness of one of the members made after visiting her sister Miss Anna ing Man, Evolved by Atomic and have no way, please see the' Schwartz for several weeks. acres of government land on the up the program. Force? pastor. Father Curren of S t Peter's in Roy Tiller was here to spend the Deschutes river under the terms Golden Text: Hebrews 1:10. The Endeavor will meet as us The Dalles will be at the camp week end with his family. of the Taylor grazing act. Thou, Loid, In the beginning that ual at 6:30, the juniors will meet Christmas morning at eight o’clock Willard Hawley of Scappoose, laid the foundation of the earth: in the home of Mrs. Lila Karnes, J. B. Adams was in The Dalles Tuesday to add his voice to that for mass. All Catholics are in Wn., was here last week with e and the heavens are the works of and the seniors in the parsonage. truck load of coal for sale. of other men along the river in vited to come. thine hands. Because of the Christmas Can Mr. A . Pantonine of Shaniko persuading the army engineers to Clad Forbes *}s still confined to Responsive 'Reading. II Peter 3: tata being presented at the M. E construct navigation dams. his bed at the homo of his father, was a business caller he e Tuesday. 1-4, 8, 10-13 church we will have no evening Sargent Frank Grimm was in t . SAVK AFTER SEVEN Maay people from Moro were in John Forbes and his condition does Christian Sciences services are eliurch service. We expect to see town on Tuesday, The Dalles last Saturday to attend not change very much. held every Sunday morning at 11 every one there, N IG H T rate« lor Long Distance, both »tation-to-atation and Mr. and Mrs, J. H. Wilt, Mr. ano e ’eloek and the funeral of George Meloy who Wednesday evening J. E. Brown of Grass VaUey The Paster wishes to take this perwonso-person, Mart at 7 o’clock in the evening and continue Mrs. Ray Blake and Mr. and Mr3. was buried" there that day. - at 8 o’clock.'« The public Is cor opportunity to wish every one in passed through town Thursday until 4:30 A. M. Bandsman of Moro High School on the way to Portland to spend Lester Smith attended the Band dially Invited to attend all services. the com m unity a very Meny conceit in Moro last Saturday to, Thei Dalles Wednesday to a few days on business. X SAVK ON SUNDAYS night. first o f a home and home play COMMUNITY PRESBYTERIAN Vernon Shipley drove home Wed ife a J e n f have ft be ily drove to Stevenson, Wn., last period with the high nesday from The Dalles with a With the Christmas season at The night rates, both atetion-to-rtation and perron-to-person, also .ily drove to Steevnson, Wn., last hand the church and Sunday school school 4here. While in The DaUes apply »11 day S U N D A Y S . . . giving a discount rate from 7 P. M. to enjoy whiskey! "Tuesday to get a truck lead of have planned four services in honor they visited the tuberculosis hoapi- Saturday to 4:30 A. M. Monday. Christmas trees for the elevator. of the Christ Child’s birth. Sunday Old Quaker brings yoa a t« M t tal cad pave a recital. of quality in evero ¿onto a n d i i L. D. May and son Wallace morning, at 10. the Sunday school D M Stephens and LeRoy X MANY DAYTIME REDUCTIONS doesn’t cost you • barrel o f money 3v Wyman French wars in Wasco county and east of will participate in a Christmas Wright are. in Corvallis- this week y e preftr ht Bourbon er Rye The Moro School Band went to Moro looking for ho ses to buy last worship service with an offering New interstate rates offer many important reductions over former to attend the- annual meeting of The Dalles last Wednesday to give week end. D A Y rates, either atation-to-atation or person-to-person. The re for work among the colored people. The Old Quaker Co., Lawrenceburg, lad. county agphts and others associa Estel Hartley returned to Camp 4t 11 a. m.. Rev. L. H. Mtchelmore dactions are especially pronounced over the greater distances. ted in extension sad experimental a concert at the high school and at the tuberculosis hospital The Moro Monday to work after recov •s sneaking on “Go—”, a Christ Dalles will later come up to Moro ering from his lecent operation. Mrs. Hugh Chrisman has moved and present something to Moro. » Mr. and Mrs. E. E Gervais and mas theme. Then at 7 p. m., th e, S I H ilu . M I r t t t i', h l to The Dalles for the winter and The Band arrived at the school daughter Irma Lee went to Walla Christian Endeavor g . oups will* discuss the meaning of Christmas. I io now living at the Commodore house in The DaUes and then Walla, Wn., Friday to visit relativ apartments. ^ave a concert. A dinner cooked es and returned Sunday. C. M. Bently, who examinee ap by Mrs. Simpson was served to Mr. and Mrs. Gus Engstrom and plicants for* driver's licenses for he band members. The concert M-s. Helen Alley Tgsre visitor? ir the state, will be here again Decem at the T. B. Hospital was a true in The Dalles Tuesday. ber 24th, Thursday, to give folks uccess and the patients thorough- Wayne McFarland of Lavoy, Al a final chance this year to drive. ly enjoyed i t The band members berta was in tewn visiting with iMehnn Fulkerson, prefatory then went home or to the show | old time friends, animal hunter, accounted for six which later proved to be g lucky ( Wayne Spoor made a business coyotes and one bobcat during the day for Lyle Nahouse. It happened’ trip to Portland Sunday, month, of November according to to be bank night with a purse of' >Xh-s. F31aie Bust of Shaniko was the monthly report of the biologi- >100 and it went to Lyle, , t> visitor in tc<wn Tuesday. eel survey. The yearly play given by the Sam Davis was in Portland on J f c and Mrs. John Lawrence grade school happens to he an business the first part of the week, have sent for their two girls, aged operetta thia year- and is being)-. - 12 and 13, and they are expected prepared now, Brown or Powdered SUGAR The band conceit in Moro was to arrive within a few days from Merrimac, 3 cans for success in the music we pro Hitiboro, N. D. Their father will 3 lbs. 19c CHOCOLATES duced but not so considerable was .. _ m eet them in Spokane. the money made on it. Tbe total LUTHERAN CHURCH ^Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Johnson 2 cans 5 lb. b o x 98c Christmas services at Grass are home again after a trip to was around «45. 2 1-2 lb. b o x 79c the valley where they visited their Broken Slice, 2 cans for mothers at Salem and McMinnville. 1 lb. b o x 3Sc Mr. and Mrs. B. U Michel drove Kitckea Oaten 49» $ 1 .B 9 ftp fo o m Hood River Wednesoay GUM DROPS, 2 lbs. 25c B.k«n uuwMte..j, 1.2 a. evening returned the same night. PrimroM 49» 1.3S I. R. Morris and wife left Wed A ll SAtiafactory B ueineas la b u ilt on CHOC. CONES, 2 lbs. 25c nesday for Portland where Irvin Swansdown, Package C onfidence - C onfidence on t h e part of will look after tractor business. (HARD MIX, 2 lbs. 25c • Dr. Leo Moore of The Dalles, son the b u yer that goods purch ased w ill be f . k , of p r. and Mrs. L. V. Mbore of CREAM fiftX 2 lbs. 25c of good quality and fairly priced. Mro and Miss Stella Avery of PEARL 4 lb. Package 4© c Portland were married in Cumber D ep end able G roceries, F r e ih V egetab les Clabber Girl, 2 lb. can PZANUT BRITTLE, 2 lbs. 33c land, Maryland November 13. After taking delivery on a new car they Overalls, Jumpers, Shirts, a n d a l l kinds o f CALUMET BAKING POWDER lb. ormer Rendait Here After Celebrated 8 y 23 Years Absence ' Cozier Family Features of this speedy, dependable service Moro School OLD Q U A K E R CANDY P ea s—Tom atoes 33 c Cranberry Sauce 35c PINEAPPLE 3 5 c FLOUR Kar Chocalate 10c CAKE FLOUR 25c DATES ■ Classified Ads. For Sale: Turkeys, dressed or ' alive. Will kill about December 20. Retail market price. Call or srrite-Mrs. Don Clodfelter, Grass Valjey. Tel. 7F12. NUTS.. DRYGOODS Trade A t H. Zeigler’s Qsu^ Mrs Berta McKinney will do all kinds of dressmaking at the u t «»M i ntm »m iim iin»ii i m »m nnni»n a m«tt m m m tn t 8ntttttt:tn honfe of Mrs. J. H. Johnson in Wasco. Roof Paint, Special For Sale: Farms owned by State Land Board. Liberal terms. See Richard M. Weber, agent for Sher- ‘ man and Wasco counties, 310 Court S t , The Dalles, Orc. Phone 358. : . tfn ■» ' STEADY WORK - GOOD PAY RELIABLE MAN WANTED to call on farmers in Sherman county No experience or capital .needed. W ritetod ay. FURST A THOMAS 42« Third S t , Oakland, Cal. a ----- Zell’s Radio B atteries 7 5 c a gallon Coleman Lights Plumbing Supplies Johnsons Floor Wax Fnrnilnre Polish & Cloth 75c V iacbinery-R epairs Extras and Inwlcments * w Come and get Your Wants Roy J. Baker Grass Valley, Oregon Alley’s Confectionery Phene 222 lb< lb. lb. 2 lbs. 2 lbs. 2 lbs. 2 lbs. 19c 35c 19c 45c 29c 45c 35c Baking Pow der 23c MIX PEEL 29c RAISINS 41b. bag PICKLES Sweet, Qaart Miracle Whip Qaart Waldorf T issue 3 Refis ..... .................................................................... ........................ PUMPKIN 7 ’ ■ i ‘ 10( CIGARETTES Del Monte, can CIGARS COFFEE HanluU’« R m I 3 Ik 2 1-2 lb*. 9 1 .4 9 10 M». 33c 3 5 c COFFEE Maxwell-Hoau 14c 1 lb. 2 8 c C hristm as T o b a cco P. A. or VELVET - 27c 2 lb». 4 lb. can . •M F u n e ra l H o m e 845 The Dalles, Walnuts Almonds Brazils Mixed Nuts Peanuts Pecans Filberts 19c SHORTENING hik MARSHALL'S 91.OB HONEY 5 lb. can Peaad Tins Pepalaa Brands, Carton V» Drk. « Wkita 0«L 2S. 65( EDGEWORTH 88c ' 9 1 .0 8 10 lb. can DASH sa fe . COCOÁÑUT
