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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (May 7, 1937)
J J fi» -* MoroAuxiliares THE SHBKMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, w W flxsjriSwVW Meet. With State Officers At Wasco . i FBI DA Y, MAY 7, ll>37 MOB«. OftKUON FA CI TXM.lt- World Wide Guild at the Parson- service. 6:30 p. m.. Junior-Interm ediates. ®8e- 7 p. m., High School Christian E n -1 ~ Jaj 1» Hubbard. W ^ t e Jt>>’ tfY W thre. bouquets one to Mr. arid f i n . Walkenehaw home the oldest’ mother preeent at the deavor. Ted Thompson will lead tnatian Science Society '-Church services the held every ' alter a weeks vi.it with their church service, another to the moth the group. The official» boards of the chu.ch- Sunday morning a t eleven o’clock, , l . w A.j . , er With the largest number of d.u<hter. Mrs. EH. Old., and fam - p„ , eRt , t either thc Bible es of Sherman county have gone Wednesday evening meet- includes testim onies of ' school or Church service, and still on record as opposing a Sunday Florin Coon pf Zig Zag spent another to the mother with the F air and Carnival on September Q j ^ t i a n Science healings, is held 19. If you are in sympathy with ftt eig<ht o»ciock. the week end here. ( youngest child present. a 11 11P ... «• this action + tell the members of A our The reading room in which may Mrs. Elmer Hell left Sunday for Th"> Sunday we w.ll 1« using County Fair board. be found all authorized C hristian our first church bulletin. Come and The Dalles after several days visit enjoy the service with us. Science literature together with Gra‘ s Vr.lley Baptist with her sister and family. 'Mr. j un)or Endeavor ..... 6:00 p. m. the Bible is in the re a r of the and Mrs.-Dpi! Olds. She left Mon- C hristian Endeavor ....... 7:00 p. m. Gera'd C. Dryden, Pastor. church building with an attendant -ay for h a r ^ o ’ne in California.- 0 ur evening service will be dis-* 2:30 p. m. Saturday May 8. in charge a fter each church aerivee. ...M --------------------------- 10-00 a. m. Bible School. Come Mr. and Mrs.-Gaylord Davies ------ and miaaeu ihisaed m in xavor favor o of i me the oaccamure- Baccalaure- daughter of The Dalles spent Sun- ate servi^ to be held a t the Metho-1 and help our school grow, day here visiting friends. dist church. 11:00 a. m. Special Mother’s .M art W alkenshaw left Tuesday Prayer meeting Tuesday evening Day service 8:00 p. in. The pastor who has night for Klam ath Falls to be gone at the home o f Mrs. Florence about th ree weeks. Walsh. Bring a friend and at- been in Medford a t our State Con A tto rn e y A t L a w vention this week will bring his' Mrs. Harold EakinK Mrs. Dean tend this service. report. (Note the change of hour.) Reynolds were visitors in The M oro a n d W a sco 8:00 p. m. Thursday. Prayer and Dalles one day last week. Wasco Methodist Eptucopai Church Bible Study. Read Ephesians, chap Mr. and Mrs.' Leroy Stradley of Wrllls J. DouglaR Jr., Pastor. Portland spent the week end vis Sunday School 10:00 a. m. ter one. . iting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Morning W orship / / 11:00 a. m. Fred Stra<Uey.„ ., Topic for mo ning worship. “Son. ' Mr. and tjlrs. W. Ray Blake and Behold Thy. M other.’’ . .> daughter M arjo.ie accompanied by Th$ highest jionog you cpn ever Mrs. J. H. Wilt were Portland pay to m other is to live righteous visitors Saturday. ly. Worship with us this Sunday. ¡Mr. and Mrs. An h Zaner of The Afternoon services will b^* held Dalits were visitors here Monday. a t Grass Valley a t 2:30. A suit Mr« and Mrs. George R. Dicker- able M other’^» Day theme will be son of Ashland, form er residents discussed. here, were calling oa old friends B accalaureate' serivees will be Saturday. held at the M. E. church in Wasco Mrs. A rt Bibty and Mrs. Edison a t 8:00 p. m. Topic of sermon, Sutherland went The ----- to „ ---- Dalles “ Highways to the Eternal City. ’ Thu: sday-' Mrs. Sutherland going Special. music is b e in g . prepared ------. for the Sunday Serv- on*to her heme a t Pullman. Wash. i 1937 Pontiac De Luxe Six Sport Coupe . . . longer wheelbase . j_. room fdr five Mrs. D. E. 'Morris and daughter ices. - * . • passengers inside . . . no rumble seat . . . large space under rear deck . more Mary Alice of Wenatchee, Wash., oowerful . . . more economical . . . lower in price. is here to spend a month with her CommunRy Presbyterian Church PETERSON MOTOR COMPANY parents- Mr. and Mrs. Fred S trad Lawrence H. Mltehelmore, Pastor. PONTIAC 6—8 . ley. 10 a. m., Bible chool. 11 a. m. 217 E. Third St.. The Dalles, Ore. Sales & Service Mr. and M rs. R. J. Baker were Mother's Day service with special Large selection of Good Will Use d Cars, Used Car Lot. 4th & Union Thc Dalles visitors Sunday. music planned. The pastor will Rev. and Mrs. Dryden and son speak on ‘‘His Mother. ’ V our left for Portland Monday norning. m other will appreciate your wilf- Mr. Diyden went on to MedfordI tc- j jnCTM|, u g0 with her thi» attend the Oregon State B aptist ■ . = convention. - u ben Your Shoes need repay Mr. and Mrs. C. \ B erger of The Dalles arrived here Monday where send them tO Mr. B erger will act as relief agent < 1 J 1Z ire biuj Culumbicb for Mr. McNabb, vho will take his A IV IX vacation by going to the beach for B dsin Productsire tra d e w ith a month or more. . ¡Q O O O S H O E REPAIRING Among the visitors in The Dalles 204 * Heenrvl S t. our neighbors a n d our m oney . THE DALI.Fh Monday were Mr. and Mrs. Sam rem a in s close to home. S tark, Mr, and Mrs. F red Cox, Mrs. W. J. Davis and Wallaee May. Hze are happy to fe a tu r e Mrs. Estel H artley and brother John Reckrtan were visitors in The C olumbia cmpire O r ^ o u m a d e p roducts when Dalles Tuesday. . - - - ’ s The president of th e American Legion Auxiliary lo r Oregon, Mis. Blanche Jones of Sherwood, spoke to the Auxiliares of Sherman coun t y unite Wednesday afternoon af ter a luncheon in the Fraternity hall in Waacp. Shg. was accompa- ned by Mrs. Mae Waters, of Salem, chairman, who also spoke. , A explanation o f the aims and _ _ the A uxiliary/ was given by Mrs. Jones who told her "thirty listeners of what had been done and what should be done to make the program effective. j . B. Adams was in W alia Wal la Wednesday to attend a meeting of farmers of three north west states who are interested in form ing an organization for the reduc tion of freight rates. .* . , - H. W. Champneys left Wedhes- 'Isjr'fcrr Mitchell where he will spend several days attending to the liquidation of the bank there of which he is in charge. «. Mrs. John DeMoss is spending the week a t Warm Springs on the lrt4‘»n reservation. ; Fred Paulus, deputy state treas ured and Roy Shields, Portland at- -torpt-y were here briefly. Sunday white on their way to Pendleton. . Mrs. L. Bobers of Los Angeles siste r of Mrs. G. iC. Huis- arrived Wednesday to spend the summer hers. Charles Harding, m anager of The Dalles branch of the U. S. National bank, was here this week on business for his institution. The Woman’s Missionary Socie- will meet next Thursday, the th, a t Mrs. H arry Pinkerton’s home. D essert luncheon will be served about 2 o’clock. 'Mrs. ¿Theo. Johnston will direct the meeting. ,C. M. Bentley will be in Moro Thursday, May 1 3 ,' 1937. a t the Students at the U niversity of Oregon chose Miss ¿ e tty Pow nall, courthouse from ten until five o’ a ttractive brunette and leader In campus activities, as queen of the clock. All persons wishing per Junior Week-end, the highest honor th a t is accorded a co-ed a t this mits or licenses to drive cars may institution. sec him at this time. - Mrs. Charles Ruggk-s returned home this week a fte r a stay in tlit hospital for a couple of weeks from an appendicitis operation. By Wyman French Mrs. O. A. Ramsey and her moth The school work is being finished they meet our d e m a n d fo r q u a lity a n d price. er, Mrs. Yarnell of Portland re up this week for preparation to turned last week. They will leave again this week end to spend the finals. The band has been practicing M orther’s day in the city with members of the family. marching this week , to get ready Charles Belshee was in P ortland for the annual Mid-Columbia Band One automobile t® every* three the first of the week on business. Festival at Arlington in which W. Ray Blake has accepted a persons by the close of the pres - Look to your own shops, Greta’s, Moro will participate. position with the F irst National ent registration year will be the li ................................... n ....... ................ .. ........................... u m iftn for sport clothes that are quietly The band, glee clubs, rythm band, and harmonica band journey-! Bqnk at The Dalles, startin g work record for Oregon if the present sophisticated. Slacks- shorts, sun- - backs and shirts (in Hadleys Cin ed to Wasco to partake in the an- there Tuesday. They will be mov- rate of ¡increase continues- accord ing to a statem ent released by nual She; man County Music Fes- ing to th at city soon. derella Shop.) Mrs. Hazel Woods will handle tival. - 4 The pupils of Mrs. Ray Blake Earl Snell Secretary of State. It is anticipated that» reg istra flowers in the absence of Mrs. J. C. The Freshman dance held l*st g honor- of their ' fo r th e fa r m , th e sho p a n d fo r th e tions during 1937 will smash pre Friday was socially a success. - , 4 McKean. Petitions have been circulating, mothers Wednesday evening at the vious records of motor vehicle reg J. C McKean and wife left Sun h o m e a n d k itc h e n - day evening by traip, for Detro’t for nonrnation for next years Mrs. J. S. Newcomb home. Those istration. Such predictions are tendering musical selections were based on records made during the to pick up a new car and to v:sii student b<xly officers. relatives in the eastt. They ex- Raymond Spoor, Emmajean Eakin, first three months of the year. For the first quarter of this year, peet to be gone about th re wks. Mary Louise Zevely, Robert John 292,854 motor vehicles have been Dr. Francis Townsend is to son', Doris Newcomb» lim a Let registered, which num ber repre speak at the Civic Auditorium in Gervais, H ariy Hartley, Grace Ma sents an increase of approxim ately Pendleton next Sunday evening, rie Zevely and Ruth Ann Leghorn. 10 per cent over 1936. . M^y 9. at 7:30. There will be no Games were played and each Healthy activity in . the motor | I can get repairs for any piece of machinery admission. With more than 400,000 motor pupil presented thuir mother w ith vehicle business is indicated also by * The Moro high school band- in preparation for its Arlington trip vehicle operators’ licenses expiring a handkrehief. a fte r which light the increase in the num ber of car titles issued. During the period, One of these smart occa Saturday- was out on the street simultaneously on June 30 of this refreshm ents weie served. Mr. and Mrs. A rthur Newcomb 66,135 certificates of title* were re Wednesday and Thursday for a lit year, all of which must be reissued tle practice marching thus serenad in a few weeks’ tim e. Secretary of and famiiy of Orchards, Wash.- corded- an increase of 8.188 bver sional tables (unfinished ing the business district of the city. State Earl Snell is completing were visitors at the J. S. Newcomb the previous year, representing an home Sunday. average of over 800 titles per day. hardwood) free with oach Strayed: 3-yr old Durham bull; DISHES> plans for expediting this huge job. PIPE FITTINGS PAINTS Milton Zell brought Mrs. Dell During the quarter, Mr. Snell’s dehorned, white in flank, Branded Application Wanks will be avail $2.50 purchase of O an right hip. Rtobfert Mitchell, able in May in order to accomo Olds home f om The Dalles T hurs office handled’ 395.606 motor ve day where she has been recovering hicle transactions and $275.507.76 Kent, p / .. X 2 t 7* Fuller Paints.* date those who wish to avoid the in fees. Receipts from motor ve Fred Pickett was over from Fos last minute rush of license re from a recent operation. Dean Olds is driving a new hicle, fees as well as gas tax re Ivppty NmMW. Offer k«Ms e«ty sil last Friday and spent a few newals. Every effort will be made ; H u i l u u n ..........n M M iM m ti tî î i t i i m t t m t » i m m u m H iB iB iL H in ii in n niiilllW 14 — - M ay I , b»«L Sedan since last week. ceipts are turned over periodically hours around town. by the departm ent to render the t — h xiT«^ T M V » X * ■ *«*• that Mrs. G arsten von B orstcl came to the state highway commission. ' LeRoy W right, county agent 6 ilh 1*1 m U briffctaaiaf. Tkaa tx Java best service possible eved though w m r patos UM a a 4 « was out weighing the club calves the demands on the departm ent’s , a up ^ j ’. r u ,vj n rg P ortland Monday w ith Mr. t o » ta p « M y O a a a M Hans Kock. p arents of this week to note the gain. b Ib a U to . « D a ly m m facilities will be greater than ever A llred Rock. All will visit here : Carl Peetz and Jane French were *Make • $3.10 with relatives for a few weeks. out driving during the high school before. Mrs. Dick 'Beckman was here the , tiance last Saturday, night and Most automobile accidents oc first of tne week f.orn her home a ; ’ drove off the highway on the main cur 'the driver is f oinJ Boring, street and turned over. No one straig when V/ASCO CHURCH OF CHRIST h t ahead on Oregon high Dell Olds went to H ubbard’ Bible School ............. . 10:00 a. m. was h u rt and the car was damaged ways. The reason is th at then is Thursday to bring Mr. and M rs.' but slightly. . the, only, time the driver can real Jim Walkenshavi here for a v isit.’ Morning Worship ....... 11:00 a. m. . 'J u d S and Mrs. Carl Hendricks Bible School ................ 10:00 a. m. Grass Valley, Oregon F red S tradley is driving a new Morning Worship ....... 11:00 a. m. of Fossil were Wednesday and ly "step on the gas.’’ Excessive speed ' precipitates more crashes Sedan. ' Thursday on business and for a than any other cause, says the •Mr. and Mrs. Deun Oldrf and* sons K tx a :m :tm t m » t > » m : t » » in m » » n ii i i i i n i » w i n m i i i i n » H i HH i i i m » » » i4 m visit with friends. Oregon State Motor association. went to Tygh Valley Sunday to vif . : Miss Virginia M urray enjoyed a *1 It G randm a Olds a t thé M. B rittain Visit to her new home j n Hood She—The fashion editors say jiomp River, over last week end, retu rn Reeoe of women’s dresses are becoming; The Senior Class o f oto High School Presents ing to Moro on Sunday. shorter., '» ' Shaniko are the parents of a daugh A m eeting of the relief hoard He—Yes. much more becoming ter born last Wednesday at the of the countv was held in the morn- home of Miss Cassie Holmes. ing at which minor changes were I Mrs. C hester C lark of The made iq the personnel c f those re Dalles is here visiting her parents, ceiving old age assirtan^e. One out of every ten pedestrians FOR SALE: 6 purebred Spotted, Mr- »"d '• Gr®'[*r ^ " “,'1^, Mrs. B ert Cox accompaniett killed in Oregon in 193<? darted out Poland China gilts- to pi£ in May. Y ou’ll be proud to riiow Mrs. Tom Douma of Moro. Io Port- into the road from between parked Sam Davis, Grass Valley. 26-28p land and Vancouver Frida$ to visit f friends your n ew H ot- cags. A Three A ct Farce Dr. B. A. Green, state veterina FOR SALE: 2 good milch cows. M r.'C o x ’s mother. She returned' point Electric Range. Its i n e r m e ranom rian, was here last week to do some Everett W atkins, Wasco. 26-7-8 Tuesday evening, smaft, modern lines, gleam ing Mr. and «Mrs.’John Block of! S C I T H E M MODERN FEATURES work for -farmers in this county. FOR SALE—Having sold my Bake Oven were here Sunday visit- ! finish and host o f attrective labo^ Mothers of ex-service men will - i be entertained by the Legionnaires wheat ranch. I will sell my Rumley ing relatives. saving features create genuine Mr. and Mrs. Herman Schdlin•» Saturday night at the hotel. A 12 foot Combine, original paint, pride and enduring satiafaction. fine draper excellent condition. , were visitors in The Dalles Satur- — , abort program has been arranged ---- . ■ _______ __ . - Price $555 and located in Gilliam | i — --------- : - ---- - Come in today. Let ns tell by the commander, w fiy K nightejr Mrs. Glen G arrett was a t the county. $250 down, balaqpe term s. *, g c>. 0 OX was a vjsitor in The 4 you th e th r illin g sto ry of Saturday. .... ; Noonan home a few days last week, X). R- Andrews, Prosser- M iracle C ookery. FOR SA LE: Richards Electric I Mrs. Tom Alley entertained th : Buy o« Convenient Terms from Grass V a lle / Changes are expected in the Fence W rite for Free C ircular Junior B ridge club Thursday aftei- g Have a noon. Those receiving high scores F personnel of the camp as Harlow or Home Demonstration. Perkin's will soon be moved to Ath- Barnyard Circus, or stop and see were Mrs. Boyce Blaylock for 35c, 25c, 15c Admission Always at Y o u r S a rv ic o DeMoss Spf. —$17.50 and Dorothy Olds, g u e s t prize. •na to continue the work there. y X n ie B ” etty « n .. ........................ . ' postpaid.’ John DeMoss, gounty Lou^cconlpanîed - Dell Olds and b daughter fl .............................I................................................ . t c-ptn >»<» veur hosier (in representative.- 4 ' i) •- ' * • Hadley^ Cinderella Shop) r GEORGE G. U P D E G R A F F S With Ourselves- Moro School Ray Blake Takes Bank Job With First National FREE! Oregon Citizens Have Many Automobiles Zeigler’s Quality Store HARDW ARE of all kinds And most important at this time of year is REPAIRS Drsving Licenses Expire Soon IH C Repairs carried in stock for all machines Roy J. Baker ___ A Grass Valley, Oregon — 1 ■ — I . TUM4-LUM LUMBER CO. KIND OF A RANGE YOU ARE M Classified Ads. “Anything Might Happen” Moro High School Auditorium F rid ay, M ay 7 a t 8 : 0 0 p.m P acific P ower & L ight C ompany ■ ■
