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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (May 28, 1937)
J „x \ Y RHERMAiN COUNTS JOURNAL. MORO, 01CLOON FRIDAY, MAY 28, 193 7 pàob pou » 3CC mornings have been planned for 1 regular picnic on Wednesday, be present. • Mrs. J. S. Brock motored to Weston Sunday where all Moro bdys girls from 5 June 9. , them to Portland. z Andy Shearer. ‘8:00 p. m^ Sermon topic, “Wir.d- through ** they visited Afton’s brother. to 12 years of age. This Remember that this is t * , Mrs. Huck returned from Port was hostess. y Days.” year the school will be held each tieth anniver.ary year of our local lArs. Cliff Maley visited Mrs. land to spend some time visiting 8:00 p. m. Thursday, Monthly day except Sunday, ending with the 1 church. Alumnus—Why, hdlo- John are Ida King accompanying her guest with friends.* business meeting along with pray you still going to school here? Mr. and Mrs. Harley Dutton uud home to Condon. er and Bible study. John—Yes, of course. Guests at the home of Mr. and son Harold of Fossil visited Sun ' » 9-12 a. m., beginning Monday - Alumnu's—But I thought you Mrs. G. H. Root Sunday were M<? day evening here. were to finish three years ago. all children from 5 years and up and Mrs. W. R. Copeland and son W. B. Rice returned Friday from What year do you expect to grad are invited to attend Daily Vaca Portland where he attended the and wife and Mr. and Mrs. Henry tion Bible School at the church. uate now ? Copeland of Walla Walla. state meeting of the I. O. O. F. Miss Cara Dryden of Portland will John—Every year. Attending the annual Mason and Clyde Fridley was a business be assisting with the school. Eastern Star picnic at Dufur Sun- ( Among those who attended the visitor in Portland Tuesday. day were a number from here. I Freda Mae Rice is here to re entertainment for the Dalles Rain A birthday dinner in honor * of "YES, W h HAVE YOUR ACCOMMO Community Presbyterian Church bow girls, Madeline Chapter at main with her parents for a short Mrs. Wm. Clothier and Lavelle D A T IO N S W A IT IN G FOR YOU, Lawrence H. Mitchelmore, Pastor. Grass Valley Friday night were time. JUST W llAT YOU ASKED FOR!” Dy im ». o B. . W. »». u u/ > 10 a. m., Bible school with all Guy was given by Mrs. Guy .1;. and IMrs. Tom Robinson uuy Mr. and Mrs. J. C. McDermid, Mr. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Wasco Methodist RpCacop.-. Church . of our classes studying the Word and Mrs. G. H. Root, Mr. and Mrs. spent Sunday with Mrs. Robinson’s last Sunday. Willis J. Douglas Jr., Pastor. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sid Johnson. of God. 11 a. m., Morning wo> H. D. Proudfoot, Mrs. Ethel Van Lloyd Royce drove for Mr. and Sunday School ;....... 10:00 a ship and song. The pastor will Gilder, Mrs. Rosalie White and They took their children home with IMrs. F. S. Lamborn when they left Morning Worship ...... 11:00 a. speak on “Lest We Forget,” a them. Roy Belshee. Jean Spencer who attended busi for Portland Tuesday.. Memorial day theme. Ex-serviee CHRIST Mr. and Mrs. Ed Feldman visit-; ness college in Portland arrived Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Royse and W A SCO CIW RCII OF 10:00 a. men arid members of the women’s .............. ed in Portland over the week end Mr. and mr. ana Mrs. mrs. B. d . W. t t . Guy v t u j , uiv.v drove to Bible . School „„v- auxiliary are invited to join in l home for the summer. with their son in law and daugh-j Culver Friday visitirtg at the home, J?«™1" « h P ....... 11:00 a. this service on May 30. Mr. and Mrs. James Monroe and 10:00 a. ter, Mr. and Mrs. Hulita. Mr. and Mrs. Otis Royse. Little e Schoo ........ . ' 7 p. m., Senior Christian En children accompanied by Mrs. Del of 10:00 a. Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Taylor la Mae Monroe otf Klickitat visited Garry Royse returned with them ®lble. Sch2®1 "....... deavor society meeting with Ted of Seattle, Wash., were guests Fri Saturday with Mrs. IMary Knox and Mrs. Otis Royse came down f o r , Morning Wor p ..... 11 00 a. Thompson as leader. day evening at the Ed. Feldman and Frank Knox and daughters. him the next day. Monday morning, 9 to 12, our Christian Science Society home. Mr. Taylor is a brother of fourth annual Vacation* Church Mrs. Viggo Haufelt received club The church services at the Chris A social evening of games fol Mrs. Feldman. lowed by light refreshments was prize and Mrs. Fred Fortner guest tian church are held at eleven school ' for dramatization, hand Dana Jean McMillan returned work, Bible study, song and mem enjoyed at the Howard Hines home prize when the .contract club met o’clock. from Portland to spend the sura- Friday evening. Guests were mem Tuesday of Mrs. Art luesuay at »v the u»c home «w.i.c v* —- -........ The Wednesday evening meeting ory work, and recreation begins ' m«r vacation at the home of her bers of the Christian Endeavor Smith for dessert luncheon follow- inciudes testimonies of Chris in the church basement. Nine full parents, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Mt ed by four tables of cards. Thurs- tian Science healings, is held at society. Millan. ; Mr. and Mrs. Orville Yocum and day Mrs. Smith entertained again eight o’clock. HUDSON' PONTIAC TERRAPLANE Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Hastings daughter, Patricia were Sunday and Mrs. • Hildred Zell and Mrs. The reading room is located in left for Eureka, Cal., Monday ac guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Walsh received the prizes. 1 the rear of the church building You will enjoy your vacation more if you know companied Wm. McKaen who went Mr. and Mrs. Art Smith and Mr. with an attendant in charge after PETERSON MOTOR CO. Louis Scholl. that.accommodations are waiting, ff you know with them as far as Medford. Six tables of* contract bridge and Mrs. George Wilde were fish- each services. 217 E THIRD 6T. that the friends you want to see* ate on hand. Mrs. Augusta Huckin and daugh were played at the home of Mrs. ing at East Lake Sunday. THE DALLES. OREGON ter Augusta left Thursday for J. T. Johnson Saturday. Dessert And if you knou that things at home are going Mr. and Mrs. Jess Leonard left Grass Valley Baptist Portland to spend several days luncheon was served at tables dec for Eureka, Cal., Monday.. * * all right. To telephone ahead and to telephone Unusual Values In Used Cars Gerald C. Dryden, P a s to r.. visiting. Guests at the Afton McIntyre orated with tulips. High score home are easy and cjuick to do, cost Itttic and 10:00 a. m. Bible School. II Tim Twenty four ladies attended the award was made to Mrs. Charles home Sunday were Mrs. Mclntyfe’s 28 To Select From mean a rounded-out carefree outing. regular Sunday school party ol Everett and second high to Mrs. parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Wal othy-2:15. 11:00 a. m., Memorial Day^serv the M. E. church last Wednesday ------ / at 4th & Union ------- ■ 1 — ; ’ -----------------„---------- ----- * lace of Vancouver, Washington. ice witK a message by the pastor at the home of Mrs. H. D. (Proud Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Walker and suitable to the day and hour. All THF PAC5?’C T5LSPHCHE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY foot. Following the business ses 120 Mr. and Mrs. Afton Mdlntyre veterans are especially invited to TELEPHONE sion Mrs. J. T. Royse presented the Bible study on the prophet Amos. Refreshments were served by a committee. Miss Vivian Trounce of Moro spent Saturday night at the home of ‘Mrs. Elizabeth Fuller. J. P. Yates, accompanied by his sister, Mrs. Pat O’Meara left Saturday for Elmira where their oldest brother, Fred Yates, had passed away. Funeral services were held Monday. ...... Mrs. Rolla Proudfoot and daugh ter of Yakima visited at the home has equipment to make any repairslo farm ; of Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Proudfoot, V s ’ • . • for the past week. « machines. —— ------- : The Townsend club meeting was , • ■ well attended Wednesday evening N orth P ortlan d , O reg o n at the club room. Members of the Repair in June. Be ready in July.for the : Live Wire club of The Dalles were out of town guests and fumishec best harvest in years------- : program numbers which included All sizes of ‘‘Caterpillar’’ Tractor tap dancing. A door prize was engines have the protection otf| Well repaired machinery runs cheaper : won by Mrs. Walter Ryan. Re large capacity, triple-acting oil ■ freshments and dancing were en bath air cleaners. Tests show the and better. - joyed. air cleaner is more Miss * Marie Andrews left for a “Caterpillar” than 95% efficient in keeping out summer vacation with relatives in ----- --- _ _ —. ■ ,, ,, .....— i . I —I •fast.------ Portland. This dust insurance means . . . Wasco Oregon Mrs. T. L. Kretzer of The Dalles I • • fc * • • • I is visiting at the Stanley home and la ita iB s ta liia a a lH ia a a « a a i t a » a i — L onger 'Mrs. Maud Akers is also there. E n g in e L ife Mrs. Bessie Stanley returned from Castleton, N. D. Sunday after a t Every part of a ‘‘Caterpillar is tending the funeral services otf her machined to precision. husband Frank Stanley. Track parts are hydraulically Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Herrin left pressed to g e th e r................ close for Portland. ,Mrs. Herrin’s sis fitted.’ ter. Mrs. May, who has spent sev Each part undergoes exactly the eral months with her, accompanied heat treatment it needs to give it maximum strength and wearing qualities. 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