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4 */• ♦' J • «■•A" - THE SHKKMAN COUNTY J CTO RM AL, People 111 In Hospitals Now Kent People Attend Taylor Funeral Contestants MORO. OREGON * PAGE THREE FRIDAY, APRIL 28, 1087 i New U. S. Envoy Takes Post in Moscow Chosen For Annual Contest is held every Sunday morning at is no love nor devhtion to the etar- eleven o’clock. nal Word. Let everyone diligently * The Wednesday evening meeting attend the service and thus receive which includes testimonies of Chris the blessing of the Spirit, tian Science healings, is held at 8 Our Sunday f school at 10:16 is o'clock. " ' not attended as it should be. Par- The reading room is located in ents, bring your children to hear the rear of the church building words of Jesus. where the Bible and all authorized Christian Science literature may Community Presbyterian Church be read, borrowed or purchased. The public is invited to all serv Lawrence H. Mitchelmore, Pastor. 10 a. m., Bible school with - a ices and to make use of the read e r room. ------------------ 1----------------- ~~r. class for you. 11 a. m., Worship service, and sermon »“In His Serv ice”. Report on the April meeting LUTHERAN CHURCH of Portland presbytery. H.H. Fleckenstein, missionary Next Sunday morning, April 25.’ 6:30 p. m.. Junior-Irftermediate 11 o’clock Lutheran church service Christian Endeavor for high school» will be conducted in the Grass Val celloege age, with Carl Peetz, ley Methodist church building. leader. Since we have opportunity of hear-' ing the gospel unto salvation, l e t , S P R IN G T IM E us attend. Negligence and care less attendance indicate that there Kent people who attended the funeral of J. M. Taylor in The ------ ----------- ------ Ed Lewis was here Monday Dalles Saturday were: Mr. ano Mr. and Mrs. Vern Baker attend- morning for a few minutes while Mra. W .C . Helyer. Mr. and Mrs, ed the funeral of her brother Jim on his way back t o . Bend from J. M; Wjlaon, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Taylor which was held in The Spangle, Washington where he had Schadewitz. Mr. and Mrs. J. <£ Dalles. 'been to attend the funeral of Wilson, and Mrs. Pollie Heckman Mrs. Edgar Alley entertained Charles L ew is.'. . . . - t ? z. ind daughter Margaret of Grass t&e junior n id g e club Thursday . , 1 afternoon a v t h e home of her Gene Thompson, third son of Mr. V alin. . Mw and Mrs. Vern ‘M allery ana mother, Mrs. Gus Engstrom, Mrs. and Mrs. Orval Thompson, suffer# ed a broken leg Monday while play infant daughter of Redmond were Clara Kock winning club prise and ing with a wagon at home. He week end guests at the J. L. Mat- Mrs. Rob Jihnson receiving the t I g^est prise. was taken to The Dalles for x-ray thes home. Mr. and Mr.. Neil McUlawon, gnd Mrs charle8 Lemley examination where it was learned at Moro over the k Mn> Vern McGowan and chil- that the large bone between the visted knee and ankle was broken in ... . . . dren to Bi<gs Sunday where they Kent Grange No. 688 will h o l d ' ^ the home in three places. 7 it. next regular meeting Saturday, pend|eton >fter , evCral weeks visit % Mrs. Lena Searcy arrived from evening April 24U>. | her parents Sisters Monday, to stay a t the Mrs. Wren Hogue and daughter: t Charles Ruggles home while Mrs. Mr. ar and Mrs. R. H. Johnson were Eileen and son Roy of Grass Val-I S a t u r d a y , A p r il 2 4 Ruggles is in the hospital. ley were week end visitors here business visitors in The Dalles The Hon. Joseph Davies, newly appointed ambassador from the *, Handkerchiefs add flowers that —# - 7 - — 7 ~ »» A tto rn e y A t L a w M ORO L E G IO N H A L L a r t ' s little bit of Now York gad -at borne of Mrs. B. A. Hogue. Saturday. United State? to Soviet Russia. If shown with his bride (left), the for Mr. and Mrs. Simon Hix of Du mer Mrs. Edward F. Hutton, and his daughter, as they arrived in the Albert and Karl Pluemke of Hollywood, at Greta's (in Hadleys M o ro a n d W aaco Madras were week end guests of fur, Bert Fraley of Arizona and Russian capital recently.. < I j ' Presented by Moro Firemen Cinderella Shop) O. M. Fraley of Maupin were vis.- their parents here, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Barzee re- Admission $1. Spectators 25c ting Mr. and Mrs. Art Bibby last Irmalee were fishing Sunday in - turned to Moro after a stay of a Max Pluemke. " Monday. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Wilson and TO WED HOOVER’S SON couple of weeks at Corvallis and Earl Olds made a bus neas trip Buck Hollow above Kent, catching daughter Nellie end grand son the limit in about three hours. Newport where they found it very George Sac re. motored to The to Portland Monday. rginy. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Stow of Taylor Baker of Portland wa? Otto R. Schultz, of the Farm Dalles Thursday evening to see Bend were here Sunday for a few here to visit his parents Mr, and Bureau federation, was here last “The Crockett Family.” They were hours. accompanied by Clarice Sacre and Mrs. Vern Baker. w^ek. Ivan Gervais left Sunday for Wayne Spoor and Walt Reynolds Mrs. M. A. Bull underwent an Pauline Davis of Moro. Portland to report for work on the operation at The Dalles hos ' Jack Sather returned home from made a business trip to Portland Public land survey. When ice buy Columbia Portland last week with his leg Sunday. pital Wednesday morning. Mrs. Bert Cox and Warren Mor Mr. Albright of the Portland Hu sin Vroductsive tra d e w ith Mrs. C. L. Poley entertained the much improved. Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Barnett and gan returned home Saturday from stock yards was a business visitor Grass Valley bridge club Wednes Hoquiam, Wn., where they visited our neighbors a n d our m oney day afternoon at her home in Moro. Mrs. J. L. Matthes were visitors here last Friday. her sister who is ill in a hospital rt the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ar Jack Cothran was operated on Mr. and Mrs. Neil McGlasson of r envoi ns dose to home. there. Her sister is very much im for a rupture in The Dalles Tues thur Holt a t Redmond Tuesday. Kent were visitor? here Saturday. W. IC. Guyton has gone to Ore proved. (TV ore huppu to fe a tu re day and is getting along very Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Dodson of PRODUCT OF 7 V gon City, for a few weeks stay Henry Roth is painting the Meth well. The Dalles were visiting Mr. and C olumbia empire Oregon m o d e products when odist church building. Mrs. L H. Nanouse is iff The where he hopes to improve in Mrs. Ben Leghorn Friday. health. Dalles this week to help in making Greta Russell of The Dalles was I they meet our d em a n d fo r q u a lity and price. new uniforms fo r . the bandsmen . The choir will met at the grange a visitor here Sunday at the Fred hall next Sunday evening for all of The Dalles High School. Cox home. A demonstration of an electric those to practice who are taking Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Spoor and part ia the Mother’s Day program. - generator to be used fofc farm children were in The Dalles Sat Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Wilson had lighting plants was made on the utday visiting Mrs. Frank M agi as their dinner guests Sunday: Mr. rmmx raumïKKn:«tn« nm ttm tm ttt:n:m ragK m ttm w tt ttttnn» u streets Thursday by W. R. Reid of Wamic who is under the doctors and Mrs. J. S. Fritts and children; and son of Wasco who have been Mrs. Ann4 Schadewitz and Mrs. care. ’— appointed . local “ agents for thé f . I Mr. and Mrs. Mike Bibby. Art Cart Schadewitz and sbn John. M iss M a rg a re t Coberly, Los Ange tta x a an n m ttm an m m an tn tm ttn m m n tttm m n m tm fm n ttm m ttm «»« ¡Adult life has been lenghtened plants. __ \ Bibby and Mrs. O. M. Freley les debutante, will become the bride were business visitors in The materially ¿«ring the past thirty Henry thirty-year- Olaf Anderson, who has been en of form„ Prc„ denl and Dalles Saturday. Mrs. Fraley go five yeara. However the gain large; j gineer of the local CCC camp since O F A L L K IN D S HoovaI, some time in June, it ing to Dufur to visit at the Simon ly has been made in the age brack-; its? beginning, has resigned and et below the forty five year lim it , hag announced by Mr. and Hix home. Returning Sunday. will begin work in Portland soon. By Wyman French Bert Cox made several trips to The reason for this lies in g Coberly. of Los Angeles, Tom Fraser and S. A. Hall purr fo r th e fa rm , th e sh o p a n d fo r th e Preparations are being made this chased new International trucks week fpr the freshman dance to The Dalles to have his eye, which great prograess made by medical j parentg of «he bride. * ... from McKean and Searcy’the flrat be held Friday. April 30, beginning was injured while working on the science in preventing infant mor- h o m e a n d k itc h e n — tality. Or to'express it otherwise,! PoliticaCSpeaker—All we need of • the week. These are''n e* it. 9 o’clock. a , highway, treated. It is an informal Mr. and Mrs. Koy Feeley and little folks, on an average, will live now, my friends, is to keep a work- model machines, a supply oê which affair with friends, alumni, parents majority. was just received by the local com and patrons of the school invited. Mrs. Arch Zahner of The Dalles fifteen or more years longer than was the case prior to 1900. While * Voice from the Rear-— You’re were visitors here Thursday. pahy. The .auditorium is to be decorated A layette shower was given for undoubtedly this is a magnifleient wrOng there. What this country Mrs. Charles Ruggles was oper to the motif of a vineyard. The ated on for appendicitis Monday at ballons to be used as grapes. - This Mrs. Buck Miller at the home of achievement, it serves also to in- ! needs today is s majority working, -a--------------- a hospital i n . ’The Dalles and is is the first dance the freshmen Mrs. Gus Smith Friday afternoon, dicate that the obligation of the reported to be getting long well. have ,giyen and they hope it to be Mrs. Don Smith and Mrs. Acch middle-agd and older, to be reas-i I can get repairs for any piece of machinery onably concerned about their Among those losing property in a success. A six piece orchestra Cantral assisted the hostess. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Schilling health and life prospects, still en- the fire that destro,ed Canyon City will supply the music. are Clint Haight, who is well The hoys and girls letterman and son Robert. Mrs. R. J. Baker tirely is justified. The truth is that the increase in ( WASCO CHURCH OF CHRIST known here as speaker for the clubs elected the best boy and girl and Miss Cassie Holmes were The deaths from heart, kidney, and Bible School ..... .........? 10:00 a. m. the Townsend movement and edi athlete of the year. The boys elec Dalles visitors Saturday. The local tryout was held at the blood vessel conditions not only Morning Worship ........ 11:00 a. m. tor 'of the Blue Mountain Eagle, ted Harold (Dutch) Belshee who and L. D. Wilson, druggist, brother has played in both football and school house Friday evening to a has been responsible for blocking Sermon topic “Learn How to of Sheriff C. C. Wilson. bisketball this year as well as good sized audience. Those win an extension of life for the aver- • Talk.” or “Gossip.” ’ Charles Kenny and family have many years back. The girls had a ning places for the Declamatory age person who has reached the | (Due to the illness of the pastor moved from their former home on little harder job but in the end de contest in May were Leroy Spoor half way mark but. from a s ta -'jRgt g unday, the sermon topics are same as last Sunday.) the Herman Pape place to the cided on Betty Powell, captain of in the G division, Freda Beuther in tistical standpoint, to an extent has* Murray place which he will farm the basketball team and a good the B division and Jeanette Huh neutralized the successful inroads j unjor Endeavor ........... 6:00 p. m. that has been made against tuber- Christian Endeavor........ 7:00 p. m. H im » n iH M tn ftn q iin n in im u m n n n in m !n illIlH llin H IH H t l i n n n i m im H in the future. player on both basketball and vol man in the A division. Roads east of town are being leyball teams. Mr. and M rsi J. H. Wilt, accom culosis and some of the other de- Evangelistic Service .... 8:00 p. m. graded by the county tractor and The race for the class with the panied by Mrs. Ray Blake, Mar vastating diseases. And it is right j Sermon by pastor “Why Play heavy grader this week. highest grades is close with the jorie Blake, and Helen Strong of here where personal health inter- w ith Death?” Prayer meeting Tuesday 27th in The , recent decision of the su- Freshman and Seniors tying this Moro. weTe visitors in The Dalles est should be more active than it ■ > H o h IH HAMLER t Hé* LlITH* six weeks -for th e honors. the home o f Mrs. Selma Watkins. L r 7 f-etrrtr> “ T “ vxFvff v m Srivuiu and Hood River Saturday. 16 That Faulty living habits perhaps are Mr. and Mrs. George Wilcox and when the local banks will be liqui makes the Freshman class the dated according to the expression winner three times and Seniors children of The Dalles were visi more often responsible for a pre-1 Wasco Methodist Episcopal Church maturely shortened life than is j Wjjjis j Douglas Jr., Pasfcbr. of general opinion here. once excluding the tie. tors here Sundays 10:00 a. m George Nesbit mechanic for the Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Dunlap. Mr. any other single factor. The step-! Sunday gchool The Optimist was printed last 11:00 a. m. IHC, was here the first of the week week and given to those attending and Mrs. Ed Alley and Miss Cassie ping up»of Hf^s tempo and the ex- Wornjng Worship ’pOpjc fOr Morning Worship, on business. * +- ; . : ? .’■* open house in the school house. The Holmes went to Antelope Satur actions associated therewith too Luctlle McLachlin is reported to open house itself was a big success day to attend the card party. Cas frequently prove so absorbing and «(pbe Qjd Tes'tament Conception of »» new treatment of the old be very ill in a Portland hospital and It showed what students have sie Holmes winning high score for time consuming that little, if any, with what is thought to be per- been doing this year. the ladies and Ed#»Alley for the thought is given to the real busi- gubject We challenge you to think ness of life which is to get out of tbr0Ug.b> with us, this inspiring nicious anemia. She is not expect men. ed to live at the present time. She Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Bucholtz and it in terms of health, happiness. tbeme Mrg Eiixabeth Fuller was elec- is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Mrs. Jack Harper and son of Port and longevity as much as one pos- McLachlin and lived here for the land and 'Clyde Lovett of Vancou sibly can. ted lay delegate to the laymen’s By Vere Pike __ It follows that many people w ith c<)nference the Methodist church ver Barracks were visiting with greater part of her life. Wily Knighten succumbed to the w jH convene in connection The grade school declan »a to n.l Mr/. B'icholtr.’ sister. Miss Anna definite profit could develop a pro- Ministerial conference baseball fever early this week and contest was held Friday night. Win Aall returned to their homes- on per, though not undue, emphasis . their, condi went to Portland with Mr. and ners were as follows: First division Sunday but Mrs. Bucholtz, who re , upon ....... ------------------- — . present . - physical - . held at Klamath Falls, June 22 2g Mrg G A s^ g^ n t was * Mrs. A. A. Dunlap of Grass Val Leroy Spoor, first place; Marie mained to visit with her sister for I tion and the possibilities to lm- prove it. And the family physician reserve delegate, ley to view the opening ball game Blagg. second place. Second divi a while. of the season at Vaughn street sion: Frieda BRuther, first place; Fred Cox has recovered from an should be the counsellor in this Cristian Science Society attack of the influenza, and now connection. Toooften. persons park. Johnny , Beuther, ' second place. Christian Science church service Mrs. O. L. Belshe was in Port Third division: Jeannette Huhman Mrs. Cox is iU with the same mal until th*y artTfUmfore taking the doctor into their confidence. And land the first of the week. , first place; Dorothy Ball, second ady. ITriA Automatic Mrs. Wily Knighten was in Hbod Mrs’. L. D. May just ^returned sometimes, it is then too late. In place. . deed, it shoqld be stressed that River Monday night to attend i from a trip to Portland and Salem The Grass Valley High School GENERAL ELECTRIC meeting of Auxiliaries of this dis baseball teams met the Kent teams where she visited relatives and sound medical^ advice on how to keep well, arid the eiarly profes THRIFT UNIT trict. — , litre Friday afternoon. Kent was friends. WANTED: Will pay 5c per lb A. G. Harvey was here Wednes victorious by scores of 6 to 5 in the, Mr. and Mrs. John Beuther and sional detection of an unsuspected S ea li4 -iu -it" l day from his ranch in Wasco boys game and 12 to 2 in the girls daughter Freda were .visitors in condition can mean many added for used quilts and blankets. Leave at Sherman County ^Journal office General Electric offers great years of usefulness, - The Dalles Saturday. county. - . In short, the problem of length est refrigerator value in 10 Club calves were inspected Wed ’ game. Wm. Mitchel of Camp Moro and The students of the typing class LOST-.One ¡bay horse, wt 1250. years. M ore ice cubes, more nesday when Gene Courtney and es have started cutting atencils Mrs. Mitchell of Kent were shop ening thd" life span for,the person white stripe in forehead and bald of forty or beyond largely is one storage space, more cold County Agent Wright and C. -B. this week for the annual. “Tiger pers here Saturday Betty Lou Olds spent the week educating the public to help nose, two white hind feet. Strayed Stevenson who improved their op Head.” The administration de capacity, more conveniences from ranch March 20. H. Holzapfel. perrtunity to look over th 4-H partment states (.that the annual end in The Dalles with her mother themselves. Science stands r^ady Wasco, 84FU . • A T N E W L O W PRICES! pd-25-26 who is in the hospital recovering to serve. ^Intelligent personal co- products. . . Wlft probably ba edited May 27 or from a recent operation. She is operation unfortunately is not yet ‘ Dr. H. C. Curry was hre the first FOR SALE: Richards Electric Save on PRICEI ’ very much improved. ! geared op to & « f the week’ and announced that he 28. • ’ Fence. Write for Free Circular Save on CURRENTI Mr. and Mrs. Arden Squire and , ___ would return in about a month. ! or Home Demonstration. Have Preacher —Do you sa.y your Mrs. Art Bibby attended the show ' Mrs. W. B. McDonald was here ‘ Barnyard Circus, or stop and see Save on UPKEEPI this week from Coos county where prayers at night, little boy ? 7 fence at DeMoss Spr. —>17.60 in The Dalles Sunday. ljc n cfant nave to be fac/i she has been for several weeks Con Buckley of The Dalles was a postpaid. John DeMoss, county Jimmy—Yes, sir! . • W •. . ». w to enjoy V c/t whiskey I Pieachei^-And do you always visitor here Sunday. with husband who is working ! representative. say them in the morning, too? J, S. Newcomb and A. M. Zevely there. ! LOST: 2-year old bay filly. W Jimmy—No, sir. I ain’t scared were business visitors at Tygh I^t Greta he ? your hoiie^. (in E. Bruckert, Klondike, 24-5-6-pd in the ¿aytime. .4, _ Valley Sunday. • Hadley’s Cinderella Shop) Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Dunlap went ¡ FOR SALE: April 24th, good Young Man— Mr. Judy, yourj to Portland Tuesday for the o»pen- nigs seven Weeks old, $5.00 each, Portland has been the mecca for 25-26 daughter has promised to be my ing ball game. L. — W. Amick. Kent. many dairymen this week as the wjfe< , | Roy Feely and A. C. Duncan. in- elate department of agriculture FOR RENT: 1000 acres sheep Mr. Judy—I’m sorry, young fel- surance men of The Dalles stopped held its grading school require^ by pasture. * Wes Fuller, 26F11, Moro low, but it was your own faults here* Tuesday on their way to the new state lew- Both cream L - 24-25 A lw a y u o t Y our S e rvice <nd butter grading were taught What else did you expect if you Prineville. kept hanging around so much? _ Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Gervais and and examinations held. Tt GEORGE G. UPDEGRAFF VA j V DANCE With Ourselves - Adult Life Lengthened In Last 35 Years Zeigler's Quality Store HARDW ARE Moro School And most important at this time of year is R E PA IR S CHVfgflES IH C Repairs carried in stock for all machines PAINTS PIPE FITTINGS Roy J. Baker i i DISHES Grass Valley, Oregon i G. V. School Classified Ads. o?, New Models Now on Display Pacific Power & Light Co. A
