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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (April 30, 1937)
~r V f] »» V TAM $UKKMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, <■« 'V 4T • - ■ ;■ ■ ■ PAGE TURI FRIDAY, APRIL 30, litó7- - church service. The Bible, to to Los Angeles on Tuesday. man, Washington, came Thursday gether with all authorized Chris Herman Schilling is driving a and Louise Fraley of Portland ar tian Science literature,«, may be rived Friday night to visit their new Graham sedan. read, borrowed or purchased. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Baker re sister and family. Mr. and Mrs. Grass Valley Baptist Art Bibby. Louise returned to turned from Portland Thursday Community Presbyterian Church after several days visit in that Gerald C. Dryden, Pastor. Portland Sunday. 10:00 a. m. Bible School. We I^awrence H. Mitchelmore, Pastor. George Updegraff of Moro was city. have classes for all. Mr. and Mrs. Earl McKinney and ! 10 a. m. Bible school with a class a business caller here Monday. 11:00 *. m. Sermon Topic, “The for your age and interest to wel Mrs. Art Bibby and Mr. and son of Heppner were h®re Satur-i Lord’s Supper.” Charles Dunlap- visiting with his * j come you. There will be a meet Mrs. Arden Squire were Visitors in dav visiting relatives. pairenta in Grass Valley from Los Mr. and Mrs. Glenn McLachlan | 7:30 p. m. Evangelistic Message. ing of the teachers and officers The Dalles Sunday. Angeles, California, w as-a v isit« were called to Portland last week ! 7:30 p. m. Thursday- Prayer and The district cohv’ffttlbn of thr E. E. Gervais -was business visi end to the bedside of hb sister 1 Bible Study. We are now studying following the morning church in Kent Thursday. * •• sendee....... — __ _______ ___________ _ Mr. and Mrs. Vern Baker and five «Rebekah Lodges- Kent, Ante tor in Antelope Saturday. Lucile McLachlan, who is very ill. the book of Ephesians. i 11 a. m. Morning worhlp and \ Mr. Bailey p/ Grass Valley were lope. Moro, Wasco and Grass Val > 'Be: t Cox and Warren Morgan Mr?. Tom Douma was a caller ' song. The pastor is speaking on ley waa opened at Grass Valley went listing in Bdck Hollow Sun LUTHERAN CHURCH dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. at the Bert Cox home Sunday... 1 “The Christian’s ‘Sabbath.’ ” Thursday afternoon by Chairman day. * Lutheran church service will be M. Wilson Sunday. Mrs. Tom Alley entertained th Mrs. R~ A. Stow went to Hood Moro and Grass Valley Contract conducted in the Qrass Valley i 6:30 p. m. Junior Intermediate Charles Swett of Boyd is spend-' Mrs. T, M. Rolfe. Mrs. Stella Weed of Portland, P.esident of the River to visit her daughters and club Monday afternoon. Mrs. A. Methodist church building, the 1st Christian Endeavor. 7 p. m. High ing a few days here at the home Rebekah A'sembly cf Oregon w»3 their husbands. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. F. Balzer received high score- Mrs. and 3rd Sundays In May. A.ppi’?- school C. E. with Dean Pinkerton of his grandmother, . Mrs. B. A. leading the discussion on ‘‘How I present. lA banquet was served at Schmidt and Mr. and Mrs. Otto E. H. 'Moore, second, and Mrs. ciation on part of regular atten- ’• Hogue. Can Make My Vocation Christian.” 6 o’clock in the evening with T. M. Schmidt. She returned Tuesday. tA number of Kent folks attended Collis Moore was awarded the guest dants Is a mark of esteem in which Friends and members are asked Rolfe acting as toastmaster. The the service is held. Let us set a the show in Grass Valley Thursday Miss Walter of Hood River is prize. to remember that this is the anni different lodges resounded when here visiting at the L. D. Ma<v evening. R. J. Baker went to Spokane, good example for the children of versary year of the local church. Dinner guests at the Carl Schade called tf ;on. Recitations wt'r giv home. Wn.. Sunday night to attend a the world that we observe the We have been “Fifty Years Pion hy Leroy Spoor and Frances Lord’s Day. Sunday school 10:15. witz home Sunday were: Mr. and en Mr. and Mrs. Rinehart Wasacn- meeting of The Grain Growers in ering for Christ.” Wells. ’ • > i Mrs. J. S. fr itts and children; Mrs. I miller and son of Th ‘ Dalles «♦- furtherance of the nwrketing pro Cristian Science Society Regular Lodge was held in the Ann Schadewitx, and Jerry and ; tended church here Sunday and had gram, returning Tuesday morn Christian Science church service evening jointly with Wasco and Dick Wilson. their baby baptized? They also ing. is held every Sunday morning at Ellen Cox spentthe week end Elmer Swett and , daughter Moro. visited at the Dean Olds home. eleven o’clock. Moro Lodge put on the degree Eleanor Faye and son Charles Ben Payne is driving a new Ford with her parents, Mr. and Mrs The Wednesday evening meet work initialing six candidates: Fred Cox- returning to Corvallis ing. which includes testimonies ofj were visitors at the home of Mrs. sedan. A tto r n e y A t L a w B. A. and Gertrude Hogue last two from Kint, three from Wasco Mrs. Elm?r Hall «pent a few Sunday. Christian Science healings, is h«ldj and one from Grass Valley. Sunday. days a t the D<11 Olds home last at eight o’clock. M oro a n d W a sco Mr. and Mrs. Quinton Kummel Visitors were from Utopia Re week. • She is a. sister of Mrs. The reading room is in the rear and Jeanette Willis of Portland bekah of Portland and M s. John Olds. of the church building with an were Sunday visitors at the W. C. Adams, of H ood River. Under th Carl Melzer of Moro attended By Vere Pike attendant in charge after each: » Helyer home. Good of the Order, Brother Saxton church here Sunday. The Senior class has engaged Kent Grange No. 688 held its accompanied by Sister Bonney o' Florin Coon of Zig Zag was a t m uunm i n ou Rev. Lawrence Mitchel more of regular meeting Saturday evening The Dalles sang “In the Garden Visitor here Thursday. Moro to deliver the Baccelaureate April 24 with a goodly number of of Roses ’’ and “Mother McCree,” Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Payne and members present. Four new mem and at tMyJose of the lodge meet Mr. and Mrs. Ben Payne were visi sermon here the Sunday of May 23. bers were admitted; they v^ere: ing the'Combined Lodges sang tors in The Dalles Saturday. ‘ The Grass Valleey softball team Mr. and Mrs. Neil McGlasson. Sher “The End of a Perfect Day.’’ led •Mr. and Mrs. Dick Huhman and rill Helyer, and Levina Barnett. by 'Mr. Sexton. , daughters were The Dalles visitors will play the Kent softball team at Wasco on Saturday, the day of ITV/ezz zz’« buy. C o in m b ia After the close of the meeting, on Monday. ice. cream, cake and coffee were * Dell Olds and daughter Betty the Music Festival. lift si n Crod u cls tee t r(t,dL& tv ith The Grass Valley band will par served. Lou-were in The Dalles Sundav to ticipate In the festivities, and the o u r npighbors ftn d ottr m o n e y Mr. and Mrs'. 71. J. Baker went visit Mrs. Olds who 1s in the hos Glee Club" will render vocal By Wyman French pital. Sh“ ’s expected to be able to Portland Saturday to a pro The dance to be held tonight at r e m a in s rlosr lo hm ne. selections. Moro High School auditorium is gram of the Po'tland Junior Sym to return home some time th s lie it re h o p p y to fe n tit re having the finishing touches put on phony Orchestra, held in th? Port week. The daughter of Mr. and Mrs4 whon Your Shoes r^ed repan FRODUCT OF . Geo. French’s six piece orchestra land Civic Auditorium. Two Ital'an C olumbia empire Oregon m tu le prod n e ts ichen will furnish the music. Balloons Operas, “Eugene Onegin,” and Bon Johnson h is the measles. sen«’ them to M ss Phy Hi* Rinehart. Mrs. Flor will be the ma*in item In the deco “A ida” were sung in English J th e y m eet on r d e n i n u d ¡n r tp to lity ttn d price. in Coon and Edwin were rating scheme with othe decora There were two hundred in the cho-1 Portland visitors Saturday. ruj with seven soloists. Dale B ak-, tions placed on th*- side walls. All parents of school children, friends er appeared as Lenski in the O.'.era! Charles Dunlap of Iz>s Angeles. GOOD SHOE REPAIRING California, was here last weak and patrons of the school are . In Eugefie Onegin, singing the tenor. lead, ' ‘ . J visiting with his parent«, Mr. and 201 Feennit St.“ S TWF D'l I vited. Mrs. A. A. Dunlap. He returned Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Dunlap and a ir m m n tn m c m x m u ;u a a » m m n a :^ n n a x ^ « m m w x w w « w » « w « a « The annual Sherman County daughter Anita left Saturday to Music Festival to be h’ ld in Wasco Saturday is being prepared for by spend the week end at Camp Sher i. ttnnuxxnrn mrnmx: rn : : n:: : :: nttttttmttuctttttnn in u u iUlllHHC the band, glee clubs and the lowei man returning by way of Pend Sunday night. «Trades. The small children ai c Mr. and M’ s. Fred St adky and giving a maypole dance. o f all k in d s daughter Dorir. were 'T h ? Dalles Moro went to Kent last Friday vis tors on Saturday. to-Jay a gam? :■* soft hall. As th'» Mr. and Mr?, R, J._ Bok«r r . - score shows the game had manv fo r th e fa rm , th e shop a n d fo r th e hits. Moro held th* lead up un 'ended church s?. vice »n Forest til the last inning when Kent got Grove Sunday, ha"ing dinner with 0 h o m e a n d k itc h e n -- started The score was 27 to 17. .Mr. and Mrs. Ca 1 Sherman. The girls did not go because of a • Mr. and 'M s. -T. B Coon were shoppers in Th<‘ Dalles Tuesday, lack of tiansportation. F>tJ Ho-tl v went to Jiff? -<>n Helen Morrison sprained her wrist Monday while playing base Friday to visit his parents, retu rn ing Sunday. 4 V ball. George Wilcox and son' Dean of 1 1937 Pontiac D e Luxe Six Sport Coupe . . . longer wheelbase . . . room for five The Dalles were visitors here Sat, : passengers inside . . . no rumble seat . . . large space under rear deck . . . more Charles Dunlap Attend Meetings In Kent From San Francisco In The Dalles Local People MOMO. OKKOON Grass Valley Is Host To Rebekah Convention Several Sherman county youth leaden attended the monthly exec utive meeting of the Mt., Hood Christian Endeavor union held in The Dalles United Brethren church Tuesday night. Among those pres ent were Rev. and Mrs. Gilbert Carey of Wasco- and Marie McLeod Carl Peetz, and Rev. L. Hé Mitch elmore. Plans were made for a W ily to be held in Dufur on Sun day afternoon, June 6. * M n. Van Gilder’s 4-iH sewing class met at her office last Friday with five girls present. The girls have finished the first part of their work and are ready for more diffi cult pieces, according to the re porter- WHma Hogue wood. ■ 'M rs. Paul May returned to her home in Moro this week after an opération for appendicitis in a hos pital in The Dalles. Betty Cushman, grand daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Cushman, waa chosen as the Outstanding Girl in 4-H club wirk in Gilliam County for 1936 and was awarded à County Scholarship in the 4-H- shotmer school t Corvallis. Clamorous pure satin, beauti fully tailored lingerie- guaranteed to not sag (at Greta’s) in Hadleys Cinderella Shops. Tom Frazer will give two serv ices to either of his pure bred Stallions to the owner of the progeny of his horses that wins the highest rating at the coming county fair. Starr Ruggles was here Tuesday for a short time while on his way home from Prineville to Aums ville. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hansen and daughter of Goldendale were here Sunday for a visit with rela tives and friends. Ralph Brisbine and family drove to Arlington Sunday to visit with Stanley Reavis f and wife. Mrs. Dewey Thompson under went an operation at the Mid-Col umbia hospital in The Dalles Tues day morning. Mrs. Walter Ruggles- was in Portland the first of the week hav ing gone down with her s^n. Phil lip- who was up over the week end. ‘ A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Eokin in J'he Dalles Monday. • * Lois Melzer was taken to the hospital Monday for' observation aa U was feared she had appen dicitis, Lawrence -Jenkins will be here May 7.and 8 to treat the weed plots oowerfuk. . . more economical . . . lower in price. on the several farms where the urday. * ' I can get repairs for any piece of machinery PETERSON MOTOR COMPANY “ t experiments are beli% ’tried. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Feely and Mrs. PONTIAC 6— 8 Mrs. Hugh T. Mitchel more re Arch Zahner of The Dalles were Sales & Service ' 217 E. Third St., The Dalles. Ore. here Tuesday visiting relatives. turned to her home in Spokane, I>arge selection of Good Will Used Cap. Used Car Lot, 4th & Union Marvin Schepman accompanied Wednesday. She spent two weeks by Bill Roth and Melvin Balzer visiting her son, Rev. L. H. ’Mitch- attended the show in The Dalles elmor«. Elmer Nelson and Art Reed ar Sunday. Much interest is being manifes Mr. and Mrs. Herman Schilling rived - here f?om t&s- Angeles Wednesday evening, for a few days ted by leade's of both the domi were visitors in The Dalles Tues nant political parties in the growth visit among friends. of the Commonwealth Federation - day- Mrs. Hen Leghorn was a visitoi Members of the Chris Schultz post, American Legion, will enter movement in Oregon. Sponsored in The Dalles Tuesday. r,,,,.,.ii.H»»tuunnnnn»xniiii i ii i nn»«»niiiiiiiniHHK ii ■ i iin i ninnnt « « Mr. and Mrs. Ben Payne were- tain the mothers of veterans of the by a group of liberals, including leaders in the ranks of labor and calbrs in The Dalles Tuesday. community next Saturday night at State Grànge, the followers of the 'Mrs. Edison Sutherland of Pull a dinner a the hotel. tA son was born to Mr. and Mrs. movement _ held an organization Vernon Miller in The Dalles Mon meeting in Portland Saturday and Sunday attended by delegates from day morning. Mrs. Phillip Searcy and children all sections of the state. In ad gre moving to Rainier to join Mr. dition to the labor and the farmer Searcy who has been working there delegates those present included a for several weeks. •? liberal sprinkling of Workers A l 'Mr. and Mrs. Marion Powell liance members and Townsendites. have rented the W. F. Jackson Under the right kind of leadership Change restless« tossing nights for night« of sound re bouse and will move there from the it is admitted that the movement bids fair to assume the proportions hotel in a few weeks. freshing sleep—and you start life over again! . • ’ Cleo Barnum was very ill Wed of a powerful minority holding the nesday while on a fishing trip to balance of political power in the Badger creek. Acute indigestion state and one which might well be come a real factor in future elec was' given as the cause. Julius Rhuberg is very ill at the tions.. Noonan home in Moro this week. Miss Pollitz—Tell me. Doctor, is W. H. Ragsdale and son, Harry, skin grafting a very late discov were up from The Dalles Thurs - . , day for a short business trip Hugh ery? I H H Dr. Xceron—Oh, no; it’s only a Chrisman- former sheriff, was alsef branch of a very old art. All graf a visitor here Thursday. i l i Wayne Thompson returned Sun ting is a skin game. day td Portland to continue his i 4 1 business college course after sev IT/YA Automatic eral Weeks work at the Clarence - GENERAL ELECTRIC Morrison ranch. , FOR SALE 6 purebred Spotted . With’, a new bank coming up, a THRIFT UNIT , prospect for Some new stores and Poland China gilts- to pig in May. S ta ltd -in -tts tl Sam Davis, Grass Valley. 26-28p several. residences- the old town feels younger and more hopefjl. FOR SALE.: 2 good milch coWs. General Electric offers ^reat- ' Miss Imogene Johnson was nome Everett Watkins, Wasco. - 26-7-8 . est refrigerator value in 10 from Corvallis over the week end^ years. M o re ice cubes, more f WANTED: Will pay 5c per lb One of these smart occa .having driven up with Miss Ellen storage space, m o re cold for used quilts and blankets. Leave • Cox of Grass? Valley and Miss sional tables (unfinished capacity, more conveniences SLEEP ON A SIMMONS at Sherman County Journal office.! Coats of Rufus. ./ 1 A T N E W L O W PRICES1 Solon T. White, state director of LOST:One bay horse, wt 1250.— I hardwood) free with each /♦agriculture, was here XVeil’nesdc. accompanied by,M rs. White. white stripe in forehead and bald $2.50 purchase of .1 nose, two white hind feet. Strayed Local club leaders ÿf eastern Ore from ranch March 20. H. Holzapfel. Fuller Paints.* gon 4-H clubs will meèt in Union pd-25-26 May 3, 4. 5 for a conference. Wasco. 34F11? ‘ GEORGE G. U PD EGRAFF G. V. School With Ourselves- Moro School VV F R \ M k K K > Zeigler’s Quality Store HARDWARE A n d m o st im p o rta n t a t .this tim e of year is R E P A I R S ~~ New Political Group May Be Important Soon IH C R epairs carried in stock for all m achines PAINTS PIPE FITTINGS Roy J. Baker • - Grass Valley, Oregon SEE FREE! # DISHES - Classified Ads.- State club leaders and assistants from Corvallis will be on the pro gram which will include nearly ntt aspects of club work in this state. . Some leaders from this county are expected to attend Griff Williams, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. P- Williams of The Danes, will be in that city next Monday with his orchestra., *He has been playing in San Francisco for sev oral years." ■ • < Greta be your hosier Un Madlay’s Cinderella Shop) FOR SALE: Richards Fence. Write for Free or Home Demonstration. Barnyard Circus, or stop fence at DeMoss Spr. postpaid. John DeMoss, rtpi esentati ve. Electric Circular Have a and see <17-50 i LOST: 2-year old hay filly. W. E. Bruekert, Klondike* 24-5-6-pd * TOR SALE: , April-24th, good pigs seven weeks old, $5.0Q each, L. W. Amick, Kent. 25-25 S a v e on P R IC E l Save on CURRENT! Save on UPKEEPI luppty-Smit«* Offer held* enly from April 24 — M ay t, ind. . t o w m I you r h o M b o w . 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