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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 25, 1936)
i** J THE ttHKMM^kN COUNTY JOURNAL. / * ** MORO, OREGON ,. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 25 1555 I Mm A rtB arxee left for a visit! returned from Hood River Monday! Full Gospel A sam bly in P o la n d the fimt of the week. evening, where they had attended Everett L. Cook, PMter Art left later in the week to see the funeral services of Mrs. Hen-j-10;()0 a; Sunday school. It M his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. | nagin’s step mother, Mis. ♦ Gran- written man shall not live by bread B a n ee in Pirtle*'1, ville Phillip«; and left Tuesday aione> but by every word that pro- Elsie Rebman of Wapato, Wn., morning for Boise. Idaho, to spend^eedeth out of the mouth of God. a niece of Mrs. Phil Yates, is vis- the Christmas week end with their Sister r . j . Ginn teaches the Word iting at the Yates home until after daughter and son in law. in the Sunday school hour. Christmas. I The Thursday contract club held 11:00 a. m. Sermon by the pastor:^ Bernard Rice returned home ¡t» meeting with Mr.. A nn, L e e /“How many men in Moro w ou kf from Portland where he i. a stu- Mr.. Wm. Niobit held high .core exchange the Saloon f o r » title Northwestern business and the hostess served deesert to Heaven.” Annie Fulton Chapter, Eastern dent at luncheon preceding the play. 7.00 p. m. Evangelistic Service. Young people who are attending Star, has elected the following: college. Grass Valley’s basket ball teams The message at this service will schools of higher learning ate Rev. and Mrs. Douglas left for Wcrthy Matron, May McDermid; were in action here Friday eve- be based on a text found in II home this week and next to visit Worthy Patron. Roy Belshee; As Elkton Tuesday where they will ning winning .both games, girls 36-, Corinthians: 5:17. with their parents and friends. sodate Matron, Bertha Moon; As visit the former’s parents. 25; boys, 19-20. ,7:00 p. m. Thursday, songs, praise Among them are Lois Kenny who sociate Patron, L. P. Haven; Con Of much interest Sunday evening Mrs. Mayme Elliot stayed with and prayer. Bring your Bible and is going to E. O. N. S. at LaGrande, ductress. Louise Niabit; Secretary, at the M. E church waa dhaChrirt- , MrH. Laughlin In come expecting a good time if you Janet Stephens/ Mary Pinkerton, Ellen Harper; Treasurer, B. Es mas cantata sung by the Choral . , weeks like spiritual things. _ , ......... Imogene Johnson, Maxine Henrichs, club. ; Director was Mrs. Maude1 The Dalle3 far seveial wtnks trelle Hailey. Marion Rebekah lodge elected Lloyd Henrichs, • Tom, Dorothy, ac- The first of a series of benefit Aker«" and . . , the «. singers w a were ru fk U r I IlC "vW Ckgdon and Paul~ Fraser, Doris W officers as follows: Noble CHRISTIAN SCIENCE companied by Mrs. Wv A..Clothier. Gran(j jjarl.y Rfchelderfer; Vice The subject of the Lesson Ser- dance« was Iponsored by the Mas Thompson, and Glen Kenny of Ore- ons Saturday evening at Frater Mrs. Frank I-*rn^orn e“t ^rUin* Grand, Selma Watkins. Secretary, mon for Sunday, December 27th is: gonB taU , Norma Melier and Yoc Treasurer, June ‘CHRISTIAN SCTCWE.” nity hall. The Wasco high school ed guests at cards followed by re- Mirjorie Byers from Pacific, Gene- freshments Thursday evening. High ncer , gulden Text: II John 1:19. He band furnished the music. vitae Nahouse from Linfield and »cor« were received by Mr,. Urn- • p p left for Portland that abideth in the doctrine of Mrs. H. D. Proudfoot was a Anita Kenny from University of born and Mr.. B. Vi Guy. Tueaday where »he »pent the re- Chri.t, he hath both the Father guest of Mrs. Ed. Hulden Tuesday Oregon. Mr». H D. Proudfoot « “ «•*>»- n,ain<ter of the week vi.iting with and the Son. W. H. Helyer « her» again af- „ utives hcre. . afternoon when the latter invited Mr..and Mrs. Kenneth McKean ter a visit to the valley with friends My c w j , . ^ ana friends for an afternoon at carda ed - members of the Dinner Club her son Joe Pepper and family. I Responsive Reading: Psalms 119: returned from California and their M ^ and MrT Homer Dixon and 12. 16. 24, 27, 29, 30, 33^5 40 44 Wednesday evening after a 6:30 at her home in Arlington, z _ Bill Haynes came up from Cor- famjjy and p rank Pike were honeymoon Sunday. They are liv- Wasco’s basket ball team met dinner cards were played a tth r e e »on accompanied by Mrs. Belle | Church services are held every * * * h a u l at present and will ^ „ ± 7 ‘S . ’“ ’ M ï ^ ’ ^ d »“oppers in The Dalle. Friday. tables. High score was won by Clothier and Miss Frances Gors-, Sunday morning at eleven and on his parents, Mr. and Mlrs. Fred the Mosier team here Satu ’.lay Mrs. Henry Roth was a dinner locate permanently later. Haynes during the Christmas guest of Mr. and Mrs. Claus Bar- evening and the boys were defeat Mr. and Mrs. Ed McKee. line left for Portland Thursday.: Wednesday evening at eigh t Every Merle Miller and wife returned season. He is living at Some« Wm. McKenney and Mary Jean The Dixon family to visit his i one is welcome at these services, ed. but the girls won. A noodle genhagen Sunday. Tuesday n »gilt* from their Califor Bar, California. - --------- ette Sargent arrived from college mother, Mrs. L. E. Dixon, Miss Agnes Simon arrived Saturday supper was served after the game. Saturday for the holidays. Other Wasco M. E. Church - nia trip. George Bourhill is leaving for from Portland to spend her Christ Mr. and Mrs. Wade Hull and son students returning were Harry Gorsline to visit at Independence . The pastor wishes you, one and C. C. Wilson, newly elected Portland to make his home. His with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. mas vacation with her parents. of Portland were here. visiting at Dean and Ted Proudfoot, Phillip all, a Merry Christmas and a Hap sheriff, returned Sunday from Port sister. Isabelle, who has been with Mr. and Mrs. Matt Simon. the home of the letter’s parents Andrews. Kenneth ¿Walker, Don Lloyd Gorsline; Mrs. Clothier to py New Year. laud where he had. been attending him for some months, is also leav »pend the lemainder of the week Mrs. Ed Alley entertained with G. T. Andrews over the week end. ald McDermid, Paulen Kaseberg, Regular services as usual this th< meeting of the sheriff’s asso ing. Mr. Bourhill has been a resi- three tables of contract Wednes- Wade Hull jr., will visit for ten Phillip Johnson. Gene Spencer and with her mother. Mrs. L. J. Mosier ciation. Sunday. v. " . W c n v,-11 u o l Jent of this °°unty {or ovf r V y day afternoon. Mrs. Hazel John at Castle Rock. Annual Christmas Benevolence Winifred Fortner. ■kfr. and Meb« S- Powell Jef11 yearB the exception of few gon received the club prize and days. Mrs. Jennie Young »pent some offering this Sunday. Sunday for a trip to California years spent in Portland. He has Dorothy Olds the guest prize, The varnish fund received a real where they will spend several been county treasurer, county Mr R A stow have Mrs. A. A. Dunlap were shoppers time visiting in Sacramento, Cal., with her sister. Mrs. Frank Van boost -la st Sunday. We’ll have in The Dalles Tuesday. weeks x , « . . , ,. judge, post master of Moro, mer- g ^ ^ , Mtfl stow ’s son Mrs. Sam Stark left last Mon Vant, ha« returned again to the our church all dressed up soon. GreL v FreemBD 18 hCre chant> banker’ warehouseman. He hjg wjfe Mr gnd Mrg A E day for Missouri to spend the home of her sister, Mrs. J. F. Wasco Church of Christ the C hn.tm a. »«son w.th h e r |has m>de hi, mark on the county ChrisUnsen of Montan». parents from LaGrande. Neal is m many ways and it is with re- _ „ .Gilbert R. Carey, pastor................. ERen Cox r<?turned borne from Christmas holidays with her chil Royse. Jene Joyal arrived Thursday Bibl* school ' 10:0« a. m. expected for Christmas day. gret the county learns of his de Corvallis last Friday to spend the dren. 11:00 a. m. Bruce Alley is here from Port- from Hawaii to join his wife who y ornjng Worship Marion McKee and family drove parture. holidays with her parents. land having arrived last Wednes- came recently for a visit with her germon topic “The Morning Af- to Hood River Sunday to visit • -G. B. Doyle was a business call day~to spend the holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Me- the Night Before.” with Mr. and Mrs. Claud Eaton er in Moro last Tuesday. parents. Quillen. Christian Endeavor , 6:30 p. m. and children. Mr. and Mrs. Arch Zahner_o_t Ralph Schamel of Klamath Falls | Arriving at the J. T. Johnson ¡n tbe par8onage. We especially Mrs. Elva Bryant and daughter? The Dalles spent Sunday here vis stepped here Tuesday for a brief home Satutday for the holidays I an young people to this Ruth. Helen and Lois, will come tt? By Wyman French iting relatives; . stay. He was enroute to Prosser, were their two children Miss Mar- meeting. from their respective homes Sun Mtoro played four basket ball ____ _ _ Says M r . Carstens Tom Alley drove to The Dalles q»be evenjng church service will day to spend the day visiting with games during the week end Monday, aJcompanied by Mrs. Ed Washintgon, to spend Christmas garet of Boise and Harland of Nampa, Idaho. • . . . I be held in Mrs. Eliza Dingles home niiiir fwn and losing losing two. two. 1 ne ooys ° Alley, _____ friends in Moro. ning two and and Herman artd John Peter« with his mother— Memliers of the Pinochle clubjq^e time 7:30. One and all are Perry Axtell and wife left Tu£a- were beaten by »rather large score U Mr ----- , — M g DeU 01ds Rnd Bet pnh isato MoA day to thiB service. The pastor Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lemley motored to Hood River Saturday day by stage for Eugene to spend | The g iris easily defeated Kent b“* ,ty Dorothy Olds, and Mrs. evening where they were enter-1 >pCajt Upon the subject “Re Axtell’s and Mr. and Mrs. Arzel Lemley with Mr. Christmas their Saturday night game Dick Huhman were shoppers in wer<i shoppers in The Dalles on tained at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Church, Beginning With Dufur was certainly no cinch. Moro Dalleg Thursday father. Claud Eaton. Mrs. J. Stevenson M e„ Born: To Mr. and Mrs. Harry started out way ahead but m u»e Wilcox of The Dalles was Monday. After the regular meeting of the held high score at cards and Ted £et ug jgjg by attending Peterson, Thursday December 17, closing'm inutes Dufur took the Wednesday, Rebekah lodge' last Wednesday Anderson second. tbe service of the Lord. a son, at The Dalles hospital. lead and Moro was just.catching anj jjrs. Baker motored to Tbere ynll be a watch party jn W. H. Ragsdale and family are up when the game ended. Dalles Friday where Mrs evening, the Odd Fellows sur-J Mrs. Pearl Butler spent several iaat week in Portland and the ^ g ^ e n t of the church to here for Christmas after spending score for the girls was 29 to » Baker had her arm reset as a bone prised them and the evening was days spent in playing cards, and the wjjj g0 to Colfax for Christmas I an are invited regardless the past few weeks in The Dalles. irt their favor. was cut of place gentlemen served them with re- with her mother, and daughter I a^ evening will be divided Mrs. »Marion McKee was in The grade school put on their Mr. and Mrs. Art Bibby went refreshments. 'Mildred. " ' . [into thirds, recreation, refresh- November 2, 1936 Wasco Monday evening to attend a christmas pUy this year. to Portland Monday, returning Barn dance Tuesday the 29th Rejd camc from Ft. Lewis I mentg and devotional. Come and part, in honor of Mi». Rita B urr« M(1 gth acted out w d d at the Dell Olds place. Everyone to gpend Christmas day with hi* 1 bring your friepds. You will enjoy Dear Sirs: whom marriage to Harland John-1 he “Christmas ™ ------ -k ,e h i Brownie Dale Baker at rived in Grass Val welcome. Come and bring dough-1 parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Reid. _ began farming my 800 acre farm — son will be an event of this week. had to do with the selfishness of ley from Forest Grove Wednesday | Wednesday evening the Town-1 COMMUNITY PRESBYTERIAN with a ‘‘Caterpillar” RD-6 May 6, Dancing pupils of Mrs. Bobbie one of hte boys In a large family. to be with his parents during the nuts and have a good time. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Beezley are send ciub held a special feature Christmas morning. 7:30. Chris 1936, and have plowed 400 acres Root held their last class Monday The remaining grades put on a holiday vacation. here from Grand Coulee to spend after tbe business session, includ- ti>n Endeavorers meet at Manse iming seven 16-rtnch plow s with night at the Odd-Fellows hall and program consisting of songs by Tom Alley spent last week end a short program and dance. I jor gervica of carols and worship, 10 ft. of ste$l harrow behind; rod- invited in some of the parents to certain groups and short sloU here, driving up from hi«'Portland Christmas with Mrs. Beezley s mother, 'Mrs. Frances Bibby. Thirty members of the Live Wire Sunday, 10 a. m., Sunday school. weedled and harrowed 600 acre«; enjoy a short program of tap and which were introduced by Santa I home Harry is still working on the dam cjub of The Dalles participated ini m , y oung people from college seeded 400 acres; harrowed 960 ballet dancing along with ballroom Claus __________ ____ returned from and Mrs. Santa. Ben Leghorn having been drilling hard rock for tbe entertainment. I been invited to bring special acres, and combined 400 acres, dancing by everyone | a dance was given last Wednes- Portland F“idav after spending a i Gadlord Guy entertained at • I mUgical numbers. You will want with a 20 ft. machine. Mr. and Mr,J < R<’y W"5hK, ’ " lay night for the high «bool and and x, m. about three years. Mis« ¿Vivian Reynoldrrame home birfltoay party with I>avid Walsh, he pregent to hear them. Rev In doing this work I have used mnall «on left Thursday for Klam alumni. The hall v u deeorBt*d ily. Saturday from Monmouth where Lawrence Royse and Robert and h . Mitchelmore will 1,050 gallons of Diesel fuel. 54 gal ath Falls to spend the Christmas /Ah the Christmas motif. Tt,er® Those who were shopping in The she is learning to teach. j erry Nisbit as guests. g k on “Make the Message lons of oil and approximately 250 and Dajle8 Satur(jay were Mr. and ---- <Uy with his parents who live neai were two trees in the hall ana Mrs The Grass Valley basket ball Mr and Mrs. T. A. Striker and Q ear „ 7.90 p. m., Three Chris- pounds of grease. th*Mrs. D. E. Stephen», Mr». E. colored lights decorated the rest oi Henry Roth &nd SQn lvan Gervais team went to..Gresham Monday g rand daughters Betty and tian Endeavor groups meet_for eve- I have been very much pleased he hall. Ih e music was »«PPl‘e<l Mr. an;i Mrs. Wm. Brinkert and The pas with the way this machine handles | njng worship and study Amidon, Mr». E. E. B an ee and by an orchestra from The Dal»«. gon Mfg Ben Leghorn. Mrs. Claus night and Coach Squire is much jey spent the week at my Combine, which weighs approx elated over the result of the trvp. Washington with their daughter. tor will bring a short sermon Mn Darwin were in --------- VanGiM«r a , x „„«¡«t in I The dance was sponsored by the ^ g e n h a g e n , Mr. and Mrs. Dean The local boys defeated the Gresh- imately 17,000 pounds, and am con Mr and Mrs. Fred Hennagin Wasco Tuesday night to» a. student body as a whole. ¡Reynolds, Mr. and Mrs. John vinced that your tractors are built am outfit by a score of 24 to 12. tfc« initiation of three ca School was dismissed Wednes- Bueth€r> Mr an<1 Mrs. Carl Adams When Your Shoes need repan to do the job. Opposing the midgets were four into the Annie Fulton Chap j day af temoon for the Christmas M(rg clyde Smjth, Mr Yours very truly, players over six feet in height, the send them to EOtem Star- „ . holidays. , and Mis. Lester Smith and Mr Walter Carstens rrnort goes. Several Masons from Moro at and Mrs. Ernest Blaylock tended the lodge initiation in Grass Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Spoor and Domestic grain markets made More than 20.000 “Caterpillar” Valley Tuesday night. ■ further gains during the week end- fgmily motore<f to Wamic Sunday GOOD SHOE REPAIRING Diesels are now at work . . . . wore Mr. and Mro. John Searcy and ed December 11, influenced Pr® cl" to visit relatives and friends, U P D E G R A F F & PEPPER than all other makes combined. , ehildren will be here to »pend pally by strength in wheat, which T M Rolfe was very unfortu ¿04 H»cood St. t THE DALLES There are good reasons for this Christmas with relatives. t^ireneciea . nare , reflected sharply higher prices being kicked by ‘ decided buyers preference for “Cat The S exrcr/am ily “ > <*’’e L broad an<J he»vy European buying horse ■ As a resuIt his jaw A t t o r n e y s At Law erpillar.” Si«tar» Toe«lay to attend » e r South,rn Hem.ophere «ra™. troken in tAV0 plac« and he was “Caterpillar” Tractors are built to e« d of Mr,. C h«ter Searcy who * 0 the Weekly Gram to the Dalles hospltal by M o ro , O r e g o n maintain the standards of quality, M there Sunday f rom. the effect the g ,, « fc for which they have been known o f « a p p e n < h e u . . ^ t > o n . Mr^ « Kricultui>1 Wheat . _ R. McNab was very ill and| O. for many years. Sehrey lived m futurw at Chicago advanced to was taken _ to ----------------- The Dalles Thursday RiD WHITE STORE Each new ‘‘Caterpillar must be fo r* few year» after her marriage jnt flye yeara „ d hospital, where he is much better than its predecessor . . • • • to Che.ter but they b ^ h grain moved upward with “ d ear a «m t that’s what buyers expect . . • -and her county a year ago to ma miums well maintained at most Mr Rnd Mrg Gayiord Davies and Groceries’—Meats—Fresh what they get. their home. f markets.’ Rye advanced about 24 <laughter of The Dalles spent last Fruits and Vegetables in ' Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Pec® their cents per bushel with a continueu weeR end as guests of Mr. and Wednesday for Zig Zag wi active inquiry for current offerings Mts r h Johnson and visiting Season will . spcnd| ac^ with wheat but other /riendg son Forrest ruiivDv. They - • — j - m iet Christmas and the remainder S U P P L Y CO. increased offerings and some «*^*2 ' Keith Rinehart came th« week visiting there ening in demand at the higher price ^ ne g ^ d a y to spend the Christ- Your Patronage Sofidted Olaf Anderson, camp engineer, level, held gains to around 1 cent vacation with his sister, Miss left Wednesday for Grants Pass per bushel at the principal Centra] Phyllis nyuis Rinehart. XVJ1IV..C.V. to »pend the holidays. His brrth- Mrs. Earl Olds and Dorothy and MO HO -F IR S M E W Western markets. Oats continued Darwin, was here with him a for] firm with a good Moro Legion Hall Dec. 31, 1936 feeder inquiry for the limited few days before they- left offerings. Barley gained w. h home. Uoyd Johnson is he-e to spenf1 other grains with feed types1 1 5«« ut for Sodium Chlorate and Atlacide Ohnrtm», with hi» parents. Mar. more active request than ™al*jn* barley. Flax seed advanced about LAWYER 3 cents per bushel, influenced by V.C. Family and Princess Flour higher quotations on Argentine OREGON WASCO seed and a good demand from do- MiUFeeds Grain Bags Mrs Berta McKinney will do | mestic crushers. Twine Dairy and Poultry Feeds all kinds of dressmaking at the Johnson in ' home of Mrs. J. H. Concentrutee Plumbing Supplies Rolled Grains Wasco. Salt Johnsons Floor Wax Furniture Polish Cloth 75c Flour Far Sale: Farms owndd by State Land Board. Liberal term». S « A ll hinds o f Insurance ■axxwR M. Weber, agent for Sher- * « A ll S a tis fa c to r y B u B in ess is b u ilt ,on Sw and Wasco counties 310 Cour C o n fid en ce — C o n fid e n c e o n t h e p a r t o f S t.* !!!« ? • » “ ’. Ore PhOne 3X l Return Home For Christmas and Mrs. A. S. Johnson. He has been working near Portland this fall and will return in a few days. Leonard Melzer is here from Sherwood to visit with his uncles, Martin and Carl Melxer. Bob DeGraff is here to spend the Christmas holidays with the D. E. Stephens family. He lives Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Newcomb and in Portland. daughter Doria left Friday for ' Roy Tiller and family drove to California where they will spend Pendleton Thursday to spend the Christmas with their daughter ano Christmas holiday with Karl Eaton son In law Mr. and Mrs. Bus Logan and family. -at Oakland, and also with their Mrs. Annie Eddy and Mrs. - M. M. daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Qveson are both reported to be ill Maiio c<navero at. Los Gatos, Cal- with severe colds this week. I ifornia. They expect to be gone Miss Mildred Nickerson arrivecU f bout three weeks. Thursday morning to spend Christ-, Mrg 0 M Fraiey returned Sat mas with the A. S. Johnson family from The Dalles where she again this year. She is teaching k » heen the past nast week. week. has been the . _ , at O,kv,Ihi- W" hln<ton- Gladys Payne spent the week end John Thogerson and son, Harold. ¡n Moro vigiting at the Alec Mc- came up from their home at Battle Leod home. Ground, Wash.. for » few days with Mr and Mr8 Roy Feely o{ The relatives and friends bare. Dalles spent Saturday and Sunday Grass Valley Wasco Eastern Family Visiting Star Elects New In California Group of Officers CHICHES B u ilt tq » d o th e jo b Moro School W E R N M A R K ’S WASCO MARKET t Dance O ’M E A R A T. Lester Johnson Classified Ads. A Merry Christmas and A Happy New Year C O N F ID E N C E 4 Machinery-Repairs th e’b u yer th a t goodapurcbaB ed w il 1 b e Zell’s F u n eral H o m e o f go o d q u a lity a n d fa ir ly p r ic e d . Dependable Groceries, Fresh Vegetables Overalls, Jumpers, Shirts, and all kinds of Alley’s Confectionery < x phons 222 Come and get Your Wants DRYGOODS Roy J. Baker Grass Valley, Oregon Trade A t Phone 845 The D¿lles, Ore. or Extras arid Implements H. s Q u a lity S to r e Sherman Cooperative Grain Growers : s « Wasco, Oregi Safety Deposit Boxes fo r Lease '4 « » Í 1-. -S
