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Mrs. F . L.
the w eek end sit the^Jxome .o f Jjteir
parents,'M r. and iM<rs. W. -A.r §pen-
cer 'T They
h e y returned ‘ to ’P ortlan d
Sunday where A rthur is receiving
medical attention.
The E ver F a ith fu l c la ss held
their annual pot luck dinner in the
Basem ent o f the - church o f C hrist
W ednesday.
T w en ty-tw o . people
w ere present. The aftern oon w as
enjoyed in a program to w hich
each m em ber contributed a nuipber.
"• Gail and D arlene W eld o f N orth
B onneville are v isitin g their grand
“*erents, Mr. and Mrs. E. A . W eld.
Mrs. R. T. E vans w en t to Port-
and Thursday to m eet her broth
er-in-law and siste r , Mr. and Mrs.
H. B. M iller of S a lt Lake C ity ,
U tah. T hey w ill v isit rela tiv es .in
Portland and B eaverton and attend
1 fam ily reunion Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. G ilbert Cary and
hildren, Gladys Stone and Joe
Brooks, motored to Gresham last
veek, Mr. Carey and Mrs. Brooks
returned the sam e evening leavin g
the others there.
Mrs. John M cDermid le ft for
Portland M onday to attend the
grand chapter of the E astern Star
that is being held here th is w eek.
The Dorcas m et a t the hom e of
Mrs. Grant A rm sw orthy la st Thurs
day.
M iss Geraldine Funk returned to
Portland Thursday a fte r v isitin g
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. L.
Funk for several days.
Mrs. A rchie Gore and daughter
Norm a Joan of K elso are v isitin g
Mrs. Gore's sister, M rs. E tta Mor-
ford.
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Barnett
Q tfte S lfc A
Dalles 'Hospital
Leaiie B arnett o f M uakegee,
Oklahom a, M rs. A ra Cloud o f Los
A ngeles, Cal., ‘M rs. M yrtle A nder
son b fS a d d y , Ore.. M rs. O ra B ra u r-
er o f Hood R iver, T ilbert B a r n e tt
.o f ‘ Portland, B en ton B arnett of
R ufus, D ean B a r n e tt and F . L.
B a rn ett o f'W a s c o w ere in The
D alles Sunday to see M r s.'F . ‘ L.
B arnett w ho is quite ill in a^hos-
pftal.
•Mrs. Bruce Grady, S irs. Frank
Larabom , Mrs. A u g u sta 'H uckin
and Mrs. Charles E v erett w ere v is
itin g a t the R eese gardens e a st of
Moro.
;
The d istrict m anager o f the co-
• operative grain grow ers m et in The
D alles Thursday n igh t. A ttending
from W asco w ere B. H. Grady,
H. D. Proudfoot, A . D. R ichelder-
fer, A. C. K aseberg, A rt Sm ith and
H arry Pinkerton.
tMf. and Mrs. H. A . W alker spent
the week end in W eston v isitin g
relatives.
W hile • there th ey a t
tended the pioneer picnic.
K enneth "Walker arrived home
from E ugene la st w eek w here he
has been a tten d in g school. From
here he w ent to Pendleton where
he w ill work in th e pea fields.
Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Grady and
fa m ily b f T he D a lles aad M iss
N ora Grady o f Goldendale w ere
w eek end g u e sts a t th e B. H. Grady
home.
Mrs. F. R.
F ortner returned
Thursday from a v isit in Pendleton
w ith her husband.
W hile there
th e y ’drove through the eastern
part of the sta te .
H enry R ichelderfer returned S a t
urday from a w eek s v isit in P o rt
land.
Phil A ndrew s arrived Sunday
from E ugene to spend the sum m er
w ith his parents. Mr. and Mrs. G.
F. A ndrew s.
The sym pathy o f the entire com
m unity is extended to the relatives
..o f Mrs. E ssie McKean who p a ss
ed aw a y in K a m a s. We< deeply
mourn the loss Of One who w as so
w ell k n o w n -a n d • loved by every-
W aseo M ethodist Eplacopai Church
W illis J. D ouglas Jr., P astor.
Sunday School ...?......... 10:00 a. m.
M orning W orship ........ 11:00 a. m.
This Sunday we observe tw o
u n i >.iu
days in one: Children's Dad and
F ather's Day
The first w Ü l be
ra tn e r s vay.
m e
n r s i w in
De
observed at- the regular Sunday
ond a t the
..
«r
u- .
4?«/
M om ,n g W orship hour. T here
ge a program and recitation s from
the m em bers o f the Sunday school.
The setm on topic w ill be “Inno
cents Condemned by A ccident."
Services a t G rass V alley at the
unual hour.
• This is the last service o f the
conference year. We go to K lam
ath F alls on Monday for the annual
¿onference w hich w ill continue
through June 26.
We urge you to attend this final
aervice.
A m iscellan eou s show er w as
held « I t -'tke' to m e o f M rs. ? Flpyd
Root la a tT u e td a y w hen Mrs. Root
and Mrs. Lloyd H ennagin en ter
tained in honor o f M rs. CoHis K a se
berg,
(B e tty (M cCafferty.)
The
afternoon w as sp en t in ^embroider
ing tea tow els. A co rsage w as
presented •to th e g u e st o f honor
w h o ’received m any lo v ely g ifts .
M ary J ea n ette S a rg en t arrived
h o m a J a st.w e e k from S a lem where
she had been a tten d in g W illam ette
university.
•Mrs. G ey *PsRmd and eo n , Mai*'
Mw « y a f e p vitU ed
ti-fofori i •toWhno^Ml M y.
’ KMthertee ’ F rid ley * v isite d relg-
tte e s <ln The T>MMs last* w dekr re-»
te n sin g Sunday.
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W ASCO CHURCH O F C H R IST
Bible School ................. 10x00 a. m.
M orning W orship ........ 11:00 a. m.
Thia Sunday being F a th e r ’s Day
le t each o f us m ake a special effort
to atten d Bible School, w hich opens
prom ptly a t 10 o ’clock.
For the m orning w orship service
w e are planning to have a v isitin g
speaker in th e person o f Jerry W il
son o f K ent. TJiose o f you who
have heard Bro. W ilson speak, w ill
I am sure attend th is service, and
UUM A N
C O U N T ! JO LIJEN AL<
to you w ho ^ave n ot, j o u sh o u ld £ T h e "H istory o f Spaulding C h a p e lv iv a l m eetin gs,
A b o u t 1 tR W P there-w as no
Mrs. L ew is D ilHnger, who
»avail ^ o u r se lv es o f bhfa»
D u fu r until -Mr. B itting»^ « reeent longer
C
harlie
B
elshee
te
lls
a
story
con-
l Continued from p age o p e )
ty . *¥ou w ill' n o t regret
death. The third «was ftfr.xadd M r s.1
O f h im self R ev. Spaulding, w r ite s nected
a rr^ival m e e tin g at
Junior Endeavor ............. 6:09’-p.‘*m.
•Ro^ Boneen.
tim a u n til the building of. th e H ar-
Senior Endeavor ........... 'T:00 p. m. “L am not a relation of H. A. S p au l- th e tia?e w hen F rank Joh n s w as
T h e grea ter “p a r t-O f'
"people m o n y .flg a n g e ^ a ll^ the Ç hapel <
¡.ding -w ho w a s w ith Dr. W h itm a n .’ pastor. T he e v a o g e h st nam ed Mr.
Evening èhurèh^teTVìee0®
w hose fu n era ls h ave bean h •Id i o l M t a
E v a n g e lis tic ’ m essa g e Hfcy t h e i l l y fa th e r crossed the p lains in ( Brow n w a s-p rea ch in g on the te x t t h li4 %hurch*
,
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the p a rso n a g e has long si
pastor. 'B rin g your frien d s, - and >1812, sp
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_ t t fe
- ll
~ because o f an-1 old R osehill
"V JJ - cem etery - a -m ile -a n d dow n, but th e church still st
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t tw o y ears in C alifornia.! t “ . . A . nd r Babylon
church.
and cam e to the W illam ette V a lley ' b e lie f.” He m ade th e m r m o te Jra--w h alf ‘w e s t -« ’ ^ e h u r f h .
d eso la te and’
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be&an preaching for m atic by h ittin g th e - p u lp it w ith I A b o u t ; tw en ty fiv e /y e a r s '‘a fte r to the d ays o l th e close com m ut
the M. E . ehurch that year. I be- his clenched fist. A large k e r o se n e 1 th e fou n d in g Of th e ehureh b r a t life o f the p a st..
g a n p reaching i n t h e old uolum l a iam p h an g in g in f$©nt o f th e p u lp it th e b e g in n ir r g d f th e period o f - b e t - !
____
C onference m 1883. I am now re- an(j a t th e end o f th e front" row o f te r roads and ea rs, S pauldin g . . . . .
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tired and am m ak in g m y hom e m se a ts, needed on ly th is < £ r~ to ¿Im pel t e t t e d ¿4 o tee a « « e p m t e
n A . ttood R iver.
c
<
| cause it to*fall to th e floor. xJhar- ch a rg e. S unday school w a s « till „ .
..aawnri kfotencAo
D
onations
w
ere
m
ade
b
y
th
e
,
lie
h
im
se
lf
w
a
s
th
e
first
t
o
'r
u
n
held
everywesk/
h
e
t
the/m
drtteter
1.
.
.
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Proper land use and p revention
people
o
f
th
e
com
m
unity
and
out
the
doer.
R
unning
around
t
o
located
a
t
»Moro
cam
e
on
ly
every
o f settlem en t o n 'S h e r m a n C ounty
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lands u n s u it e d 't o ’-agricu ltu re, are enough m oney w as raised to buy, th e rear w indow he » m anaged to .tw o w eek s.
th
e
lum
ber
a
t
once
It
w
as
hauled!
clim
b
t
h
r
o
^
h
in
«tone
to
M
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.|
.
UlM
er
th
is,
p
U
n
and
b
ecau
se
o
f
GOOD SHOE REPAlfiU*(J
goals o f the Ttesfetifclemfent Adnrin-
from Qjddendale, W ash in gton , and! W righ t and others Who- w ere^beat- pvp_ inrr«a,rinir
ft-
ac
igtrati’ons reh ab ilitation program , cost around $600. Mr. E m erson in g out the kerosene flam es With 'ggmc a Aph-nit Lfc> > m aintain »■ th e
B orixkfB l.
t 'THE* DAfcLF*
rep orts M ilburn *A. '«Stout/' C ounty P eop les w as the carpenter in! th^iy coats. The room-„had been
v
R ehabilitation
Supervisor, l H ood
charge, but m ost o f the labor w as crow ded but w a s em p ty in a v e r y L i i i * o s » » i k » * M » « M » s > « s M a a o « H * o i w e a s i s e s i s i > e i i t i » « i * » « » * M * « M / i M * M w *
River.
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done b y the people of the com - “short tim e w ith o u t • injuring jtfiy *
P
lans
¡out ,m
cooperation
I11H
L3 w
W orked
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ill* V
U U U W W V lU ll
..
v
* J
• - ‘ .9 1"“ one.
v
w ith each o f t h e ,» r e U b U t o t lo n ” on ,‘ y wh„° do" « e<!
fa m ilie s in th e county, p rovu ie for ^ h e la te M rs. Frank B elsh ee has x In addition tq revival m eetin gs
farm m a n .c m n e n t . n d fa r m p r a c
mothe; ., b o u t
'and th e regu lar Sunday school and
t ic e . th a t w in conm uve th e so il re- ^ J Se “ e n „and d n v '»1« ■“ ‘ls ,n « * church th e Church w as th e center
« •
o f freq u en t com m unity gath erin gs.
sources and « till provide- th e m a x i- !
?
mum cash incom e. W here -poosi-1
church w as dedicated in the A t C hristm as tim e a Juniper tree
w as brought in and decorated for
ble, participation in th e soil -con-
1688. On th e day o f the
servation .program is urged.
i dedication sufficient m on ey w as the presents and th e C h ristm as
A s every fa m ily locatin g 0 4 p oor
to
the «ntire indebt’ program . V ery often com m unity
nd o r in isoUt^d ’«iiatricts unsuit- edneM ' The A llo w in g year a par dinners w ere held at T h an k sgivin g
land or in isolated d istr ic ts unsuit
son age w as built beside .the church. tim e. Ice cream and o y ste r su p
■*
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•
ed to farm in g, increases cou n ty
pers w ere part of the club a c tiv i
has
equipment
to
The
first
regu
lar
m
inister
for
road, school and r e lie f costs w ith
ty , but w ere u su ally held in hom es
out com parable tax retu rn s, re th is new ch arge w as Rev. Frank
o f th e com m unity.
machines.
•
h abilitation loans are m ade only to Spaulding. F ollow in g is a list of
I
have
learned
o
f
three
w
eddings
other
men
who
starved
the
church
fa m ilies on p oten tially productive
farm s. A fa m ily on a fa r m c a p a during its life: M. P. Brown, held in this church. The first w as
Repair in Jvtte. cRe r e a d y * d r :fhe
ble o f being a productive u n it- thru ‘ F ath er W hite, John E vans, C. D. th a t o f Mr. and Mrs. N ed Thomp-
a loan for n ecessa ry livestock , fe e d ,. N iek elson , E u gen e A lfred, Frank ton in 1889. The n ex t w as IM3r. and
best harvest in years--------
”:
seed, m achinery or oth er ca p ital Johns, • E rn est * Lidstone, W alter
goods, is n o t only Able to: p a y R s S exton , Fred Pinkhem , Mr. Lather
W ell repaired m a c h in ery runs Cheaper \ J
ta x e s but spends h u n d red s'o f dol- C.-M*<Miller. O f th ese Frank Johns
lars each year w ith local m e r c h a n ts, Kves in The D alles. He sa y s in a
and better.
and industry.
recent letter, “I cam e to the Spauld
To p reven t settlem en t on lM d . '*"« Ch‘ Pel “ th e f » “ ° f 189d and
LA W Y ER
■insulted fo r fa r m in g , new com ers 'vas 1Jthere tw 0 / e8rs-
I' rank
exp ectin g rehabilitation .s * le t a n c e , ' ^ « “»dln!t arranKe(l my first ap-
W ASCO
.Wasco Oregon
MORO
» « te d to check w ttK ahe ornmty » <’'atmenIt a s \ e w as P ™ » * “ «
Ana>
T Elder. I enjoyed m y work there
■ ■ ■ •■ ■ •■ •» ••• a «*
•■ ••«■••••■••I
supervisor b efore m ak in g fln a L a r-
.
,
w .„
rangem ents fqj* purchase or le a se . very
and the people w ere
Jf
nn. o-nnH anil verX km d to u s -
W alter Sexton
K r v ,c e s. J ^ k x t - ? The D alles S extan s, now lives
F cw o retfB tyft.
THE SHERMAN GARAGE
a ntespeaAd m
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Nmwn
t
Mn. fe a e ie ’ A m oe sp en t'th e'w eek
•ted in T h e -D d lle a v it it t e g h e r
OzM lcCoy.
« M lfc tt.
T. Lester Johnson
l i s t s cam e to the com m unity to
P ublic notice is hereby g iv e n help the regular m iuist^r w ith re-
th at The F ir st N ation al B ank of
Portland, - in the c ity o f P ortland,
S tate o f Oregon, has heretofore
published the fo llow in g notice in
the O regonian, loeated d n FuH land,
O regon.
‘ P u rsu an t to- th e p rovision s Uf
Section 894 o f th e B anking
^Afct- o f 1936, notice is h e w b y
g iv e n by TH E FTRRT^M A-
‘T IO N A L B A N K OF PO R T
L A N D , in the U u y o f P ortland,
-for the w o rst
S ta te o f O regon, .that t h e lia
b ility im posed upon the. hold-
conditions
. er s o f sh ares o f its caramon
stock by the p rovision s 6 f Sec-
> tion 5181, U. S^Jterisfdr fifctat-
u tesrasrn sn en d n d , a n d 'S e c tio n
23 o f t h e F ed eraL R eserva -Ajqt,
»«nan w ad ed . sh all r e a a e e u J u ly
, 1. 1»37.
B y Order of the B oard * of
D irectors,
-M .-A ^ F W E M A N , Cashier.
taut*
Groceries-AMeats—Freeh
* Fruits and Vegetables in
Season
Tí
SOAPS
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2 fo r
B.
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fr ie s S to e
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ffnsitQuàttty Wetéhmtitíse
Fot the Ladies
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(Jonditionfe don’t come too tou^h
for th is sturdy “C aterpillar’’ T rac
tor. It’s made of stuff that stands
the gaff.
S teels are m ade to “C aterpillar’s ’-
own rigid specifications and then
double-tested before th ey are used.
E x clu sive “ C aterpillar’’ h e a t-tr e a t
ing processes increase m any tim es
the resistan ce of m aterials to w ear
and shock.
The w orld’s m ost efficient dust and
oil sea ls g iv e fu lle st protection to
all w orking parts. _ -• ^
Add to these the sim ple d esign th at
th irty years o f “C aterpillar’’ m an
u factu rin g experience has created
and you have the reason w hy “C at
erpillar"
Tractors
are - tough
enough to?lead in every field . . . .
farm ing, lo g g in g , industrial.
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