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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (May 27, 1938)
I g 1 m « A H BRACA W CO UN T I . JOURNAL, HOBO. OKBGON FRIDAY, HAT 17, U M I own initiative, following the seme each day with a bowl balanced on plan ueed for the t o t school. the head; and still another sug The seven week oonreea have gests that in a very bad situation, now been held in 29 Oregon com- it would be well to consult an .ex m unitiee during the p est eight pert to leem exactly the quickest months, with a total of more than way to consult an l it When this 1600 persons on the graduating is done, one will not want to blame «JUU 4N(U. Ctat» the corsetieres, dressmakers, shoe j rolls. The classes have been held cobblers; but one will want to Last week marked the conclu with the cooperation of high school look to the table for further help. sion of safe driving schools in officials in many cases, but many , - Yhe promotion exercises lor Much of the weariness that seven Oregon communities, and successful adult classes have also eighth grade were held Friday affects the mental attitude is an this week arrangements will be been sponsored. 1 •. Mr. and Mrs. Hal Shelton of j evening at the school house. Mem Hood River were dinner g u e sts! outgrowth' of eating too many ma(je open the schools in anoth “Results accomplished in the hers of the class are Jerry Bar. Monday evening with Margaret’s sluggish reacting foods. Now more er group of cities, Secretary of schools have been extremely grat nett, Patricia Yocum, June Hines,, parents. fcflan ever will the smart woman State Earl Snell announced otday. ifying,” Secretary Snell' declared. Thelma Lutje, Henry Richeldnr-j The Klondike 600 chib met for who is interested in preserving Towns where schools have just “Not only have the students shown fer, Charles Hartman and Steven n one thirtv dessert luncheon fol her beauty and vitality turn to been concluded are Milwaukie, great progress in learning to drive Alley. Band music was a part nf lowed by cards at three tables. protective food«. She will include Silverton, Woodburn, Forejt Grove, properly, but their attitude indi- the program. Rev. Canncll gave Mrs. Bob McDonald received club at least one pint of milk and two Hill&boro, Hood River and* The cate« that they have a lively in- the benediction; Patricia Yotrim prize and Mrs. E. A. Medler guest each of fruits and vegetables daily Dalles. Schools are being held terest in helping ' make Oregon the valedictory. June Hines a price. fo r, their mineral and vitamin currently in Salem and Newberg, highways safer for themselves and saxaphone solo; Charles Hartman content. When she does not «are and were recently ended in Prine- for other drivers.” Mrs. Hold red Zell won club prize the class prophecy; Henry Richel- went Mrs. Fred Fortner ente-tinn for the direct flavor of milk, she ville and Redmond. Medford, A sh derfer and Jerry Barnett trom ed members of the Thursday bridge may turn to any number of fruity land and Klamath Falls have also bone and baritone duet; the pri club at Yier home. variations. One of fruit juice and enjoyed a separate series of safe mary grades a tumbling act; buttermilk is palatable, and defin ty driving schools under the spon Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ferrell of Marion Crews and Patricia Yocum The Dalles attended the dance here itely not partial to weights, or at sorship of the secretary of state a piano duet; Thelma Lutje, class Satu rday night. this season—one may be “drinking and local safety councils. their strawberries.** , Local interest has been so keen history; Jerry Barnett the s a l u t e - Mr and Mra A g Johnson left A tto rn e y A t L a w torv and Steven Alley the class Wednesdaurin their car for a Orange Buttermilk that in a number of communities will. Catherine Fridley presented we(?h’s visit in Los Angeles, Cal. M o ro a n d W asco the city officials and safety coun emodeling y o u r kitchen? of spaciousness and leave an ex One cup strained orange juice the diplomas. Gladys Stone, Nor- pftst matron’s club of the Then perhaps this kitchen will panse of flooring— In this case cov One fourth tep grated orange rind cils have decided to conduct a sec ma Jean Winchester were givep 4. £ as| ern star were entertained at Three cups cold buttermilk ond series of classes upon their suggest some good ideas Note the ered with adhesive linoleam in a awards for perfect spelling and thp home of Mrg B Estrene Hail One fourth cup sugar wide picture window of three case bright pattern The dark line of Gladys Stone for perfect atten- ey Put all ingredients into a shak ments. revealing an attractive out the recessed bases of the equip er and shake vigorously for a few j Frank Peddicord of Corvallis | door scene The sink and modern ment is carried around the room The center section of the window •RTtfnd*. -S erve immediately with gas range Installed in a wide recess At a 7:30 dessert supper given 0Jd friends here Ust week. with a colorful background of wall cabinets drops down to form a or without a little chipped ice. by M’s. Augusta Huckin guests (Among those spending Sunday linoleum offer an Ideal work center breakfast table, one of the smart were: Mrs. Ella Hyslop, Mrs. Guy on Deschutes were Mr. and Yield: 5 servings. convenience features of this room. Pound, Miss Myrtle Mitchell and Mrg Homer Dixon and son, Lor- for the preparation of food. Strawberry Cream Shake Built-In recessed wall cabinets Chairs of modem character com Alice Moms of The Dalles and, Mr and Mrg D B j ohnson, One pint of strawberries for storage create the appearance plete the picture. One fourth cup of sugar Mrs. Frank Morrow’. the Misses Marie Andrews and Four tsp lemon juice Oscar Humberg fra* a caller in , Frances Gorsline. Three cups of chilled milk town Saturday. Mrs. W. D. Watkins is spending One cup chilled coffee cream The M. E. ghurch will be paint-, several weeks at the home of her pinch of salt ed a cream color soon as a crew sister in Kennewick, Washington. One cup of crushed ice Bruce Fewel and Harold Fields of /nen under C. F. Langley are Choose well ripened berries. doing the work. The church base are busy boys working in The Wash, drain, hull berriee. Crush m ent was oainted recently. The Dalles picking peas. and press through a sieve. There Earl Barzee of Wenatchee, Wn, ladies of the church served lunch should be about three-fourths cup fo r' the visitors at the lamb show visited in Wasco last week with of puree. Put into/shaker and add relatives. Saturday. other ingredients. Shake vigor-i Mrs. W. A. Nebergall of Port Geo’ge Berrian,' resident of ously- for several seconds. Five one at once a curious sense of ease land spent the week end visiting ne dares not start a disl Wa$ca 35 years ago when book and poise. It is a control that servings. keeper for the Wasco Trading com her sister, Mrs. Hal White. on new bathing suits for > Automatic hot water service night or day it Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Royce ac without pany. called on freinds here Satur unconsciously causing affects not only the general health, day evening and Sunday. He was companied by Mr. and Mrs. Frank every woman present to appraise but also the mental attitude,* and yours with this beautiful Hotpoint Vogue 40- manager for the Eastern Oregon iAmbora bad a picnic lunch at not only her own but also her best definitely one’s pride. In correcting perhaps a well gallon E le c tric W a te r H e a te r. Its modern Land company in the countv for Hood River Sunday motoring later friend’s ftguie. It’s true, very few Counties are n< >t required to several years after leaving Wasco to Odell to visit Mrs. Royce aunt. women have perfect figures; but earned criticism of “she is a carry insurance on automobiles streamlined styling mokes it a welcome addition Mr. and Mrs. R .’B. Berni drove any woman can have something of frump; she has whfrt it takes; but uged by their o ^ ia ls or employees and is now located at Cheney, Wn The dance given at the Opera to Bend Sunday stopping at Red- even more value, and that ia—a^to&k how she wears it,” one wure«, ^cording to Attorney General Van to the aJi>eIc£tric k itc h e n .------ ------ ---------- —----- i house- Saturday was acclaimed a mond, the home of her mother, beautiful carriage. - - tells us that the position uncon-' whikle. If the individuals who Buy on convenient terms grand success. The building was who accompanied 'them on home The rewards promised by good scjously assumed when squeezing Oper^|e county-owned cors want to generously decorated. 1 after a weeks stay here. posture are legion: and threats for 3idewise through «* small si^ace protect themselves against liabili- Mrs. Louis Soholl left for Pen disobedience terrifying. It’s well automatically throws the body m-J ty ¡n cage of accident that is their Wnyne Bartron’s mother from PACIFIC POWER A LIGHT COMPANY Toledo is here this week to attend dleton Tuesday to attend the three mown that throwing the body in- to correct posture; another recom- reapon8ibiHty and not a concern of Always at Your Service the graduating exercises of the day state convention of the Feder to line with correct posture gives mends strolling aobut a half hour ( the county, the attorney general ated Women’s Clubs. high school. . ruled. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Weedman of <Bacoalau reate services of the Wasco High School were held in Beavetton visited with her parents the Christian church at 11 a. m. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Potter. See us fo r Carl Anderson and wife return with members of the class attend ing. Program numbers included ed* hqmefr<Hin a visit to Seaview, procenional by Myrtle Clothier; and also in California. Mrs. Charles Ross Baker and Invocation, Rev. F. L. Cannell; Hymn, “All Hail the Power;** Clar small son of Boise, Idaho are vis C o u n tr y D e liv e r y o f G a s <& O il inet Solo, Evelyn Scott; Sertnon. iting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Rev. Gilbert Oarey; Prayer Per T. Johnson. S p e r r y D a ir y a n d P o u ltr y F e e d s Mr., and Mrs. Everett Watkins fect, Lois Hildeibrand; Benedic tion, F. L. Cannell; Recessional, returned home Sunday from Port land where they visited relatives Mtvrtle Clothier. S p e r r y F lo u r The upper grades of the school for four days. and the teachers and parents held • John McClure and family were a picnic at DeMoss park Monday. in Hood River Sunday for a pic . F E E D G R IN D IN G Lewis Hastings accompanied by nic. Mrs. R. H. McKean spent several MAYTAG Aluminum tub, gaso- days out of town: he at Vancouver line driven, washer at right price. S a fe ty Deposit Boxes f o r Lease and Mrs. McKean in Portland. Post Office Box 642, The Dalles, Or White Salmon won the ball Bobby Mills celebrated his ninth game here Sunday by a score of birthday anniversary a t his home Sunday when a large dinner party 13 to 1. A U kinds o f In su ran ce Mrs. John McDermid and Mrs. was given, attended by fifteen of Harry Van Gilder entertained at hi* friends. Mrs. . E. W. Hailey of Forest Grove visited here at the B. W. Guy home leaving Tuesday for Goldendale. Mrs. Pepper is again staying with Mrs. Anna Lee, having re oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooc^oocooaocwsoce turned from Condon last week. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Miller of Oswego, the latter a sister of Mrs. Zell, and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Seufert of The Dalles were week T h e M o r o F ire m e n end guests at the Zell home The Mary Elizabeth Sunday school class of the M. E. church met with Mrs. Cannell at the par- sonpge Wednesday. Mrs. G. T Z T 1 . X / : ... • > , / Andrews, a member of the class was presented with a gift. She left for Portland Tuesday evening of this week to stay with her daugh ter, Mrs. Wade Hull and family. a M s. Ida Carlisle of Miller and Mrs. Maud Akers returned homo • Add to its appearance. Save its surface Tuesday evening from Kansas City where they visited and also $ 8 0 in f u e l r u n s from the ravages of sun and storm. M ake TRIUMPHS attended the convention of the Federated Women’s Clubs of the th e D 2 a yedr any other needed Im provem ents—extra United States. Advantages of M rs. E rn e s t Shull le ft T uesday With the “Caterpillar’* Diesel D-2 closets, breakfast nook, sun-room or other you are free from dead-hone loss for Condon to rtav several weeks FIRST NATIONAL LOANS es ............free from sun^urp feed w ith h er m other, M rs. J a n e Hard changes to add to your comfort and con* ing and caretaking..........free from ing. • Rent-like payment» Mrs. Vernon Van Gilder return alow, costly, hard work. The Die-, venience. • No extra chargee sel D-2 easily replaces 12 good ed home from Portland Tuesday • Establish bank credit horses and does their work faster The First National Bank of Portland offers and b e t te r ..............at tremendous Appreciation a • Benefit of expert know I would rather be able to a p p e saving in both time and money. long-time FH A modernization financing on ledge acquired thru finan You owe it to yourself to see this date things I cannot have, than to have things I am not able to ap cing the modernization of small full-diesel tractor in opera existing structures up to *10,000. You need predate.—Book of Good Cheer. tion. thousands of homes thru- not be a depositor to borrow from this bank. See it poll more, load than any out Oregon. thing of Ka size. See the ease of its handling, the ■ . .. •. t a "T wide range of its five-speed trans mission, its 1 perfect balance and positive traetioif. Wasco Grade School Grads HaveQ Program four tables of bridge at the bom« of the former. High scores were I won by Mrs. H. D. Proodfoot and Mrs. Viggo Haufelt. Miss Margaret Moon was a week : end guests of Mr. and Mrs. d e n Karnes at Grass Valley. Mr. and Mrs. T. Lester Johnson had as week end guests her sister, j .v I Mrs. Clarence Johnson and hus- Kitchens Can Have Airy Charm GEORGE G. UPDEGRAFF R JyA DA ^M AYNE O R EG O N <DAIRY COUNCIL No Insurance Needed GAS, OIL, and MOHAWK TIRES Sherman Cooperative Grain Growers ; It costs $1OO to replace one dead horse : : Wasco, Oregon Ç P /!C Present ANOTHER SUCCESSFUL DANCE COY 11 BLACK (E5 with a , . FIRST NATIONAL FHA LOAN ss Friday, June 10 Think Back WASCO MARKET Beet o f a B r aeo i t d o • m aa d s e jdb on 11 gallons of cheap diesel fioel per hour of work. 7 O’MEARA Supply & Imp. Co Jahn Deere Caterpillar Groceries—Meats— Fresh Fruits and Vegetables in Season EVERY MORO FIREMAN’S DANCE SHERMAN COUNTY BRANCH -H a s B e e s A B ig Succe ss THE This Is No Exception Yo«r Patronage Appreciated • ••tia a iiiiiia iie iM iiM e M iiiiliiM i «•■«eiiaiiiM etiatiM i, ■••••««•■■■•a OF PORfLAND 'First National Bank West of the Rockies4
