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V TUB H U M M A * COUNTY JOU RNAL. MORO, OREGON FRIDAY, KIBRUARY 10, 19BI PAG* TOM — Interesting Items MORO - Hl - H l - LITES By Frank Sayra T h e la rg e cro w d Grass Valley o f rooter» a t About Moro played defensive g am e, Graaa V a l - ' People School Presents ley winning by a score of 21 to 16. T h e gam e w as m a rk e d by the tight neat of both teams defense and the inability of Moro to hit the baeketJ Mr. Robert Tapp and cast con- Line-up was French, Pinkerton, »»sting of Betty Lou Olds, Anita Christianson, Bill Axtell and Sayrs Dunlap, Kenneth Crews,. Virginia Martin and Kenny were substitutes Huhman, and Bill Todd motored Pinkerton was high point man with to The Dalles with Mr. and Mrs. eight points. ‘ i Dell Olds and Edgar Alley and Morq seconds won a close, rough' Miss Jean Powell also accompanied game 12 to 11, Bob Axtell sinking them, where they put on a one a c t the winning basket about thirty play “Tommy Says Hello”, at The •seconds bèfore the end of the game. Dalles high school. Line-up was Kenny, Martin, Bob Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Moore of Axtell, Gentry and Barzee. Martin Moro were visitors here Sunday. was high point man with six Mrs. Charles Lemley, Mrs. Ed points. Alley, J. H. Wilt and Mrs. A. F. Friday, February 10, Moro goes Balzer attended the Moro-Grass . to Kent, for a basket ball game. Valley bridge club which met at Saturday,. Februaryll, Moro will the home of Mrs. Ernie Moore on I play St. Mary’s here. February 17 Monday afternoon. Mrs. iMoore Moro will play its last county game held-high score with Mrs. Balzer second and Marie Hoskinson re against Rufus here. March 3, and 4, Moro varsity will ceived the guest prize. Arden Squire and Ray Jewel motj go to Odell to play in the Sub-dis cred to The Dalles Sunday bring trict tournament. TJtèf Sophopiore class dance date ing Bill Baker home. Mr. Baker has been set for February 18, in had been at the home of his moth the high school gymnasium. Music er, Mrs. Helen Baker, since leav will -be furnshed by The Dalles ing the hospital at Hood River. He Swing Club. was back in the school room Mon day morning. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Wilt, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Newcomb, Mr. and Mrs Fred Cox, Mrs. W. J . Davis, Lester Smith and King Fritts attended Moro Christian Science Society: the wedding of Miss Marjory Blake Church service is held every Sun day morning at eleven o’clock and and Scott Fortner, at the home of I Wednesday evening meeting at 8 the bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs o’clock. The public is welcome to Ray Blake, in Moro last Saturday make use of the reading room evening. Mr. and Mrs. Don Smith were which has an attendant at the close visitors in The Dalles Friday. of the services. Mrs. Wayne Spoor and daughter Ramona were visitors at the Ray Blake home in Moro Thursday eve ning. John Van Metre of Sacramento, California visited at the home ol his brother and family, Mr. m l Mrs. Marion Van Metre Thursday, leaving the same day for Sunny side, Washington to visit his moth- r nnd brother,. — • Roy Feely and son of The Dalles were visitors here Tuesday. Ed Alley, Tom Alley and Bill Brinkert and son were business stage. She will take care of Mrs. hall to serve as a banquet h a ll and visitor» in Wasco Tuesday. Arch Cantrall and the new baby. fu rn a c e hoom. ... ¿.L l___ :___ Mrs. J. H. Wilt attended a Mrs. Herman Schilling returned ’¿•idg-' parly at the home of Mrs. Friday from Aberdeen, Washing-. ? rtz V/atkins at Wasco Tuesday, ton where she visited her sister . Two ruck loads of cattle foil and family, Mr. and Mrs. Fred y li • ■•nett left for the Portland Cronk. ixa Saturday. I Estel Hartley was a business • r.d Mrs. A kott Lundell of visitor in Moro Saturday. Iu.ie were guests at the home of Roy French of Portland was a Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Zevely Satur- caller here last Wednesday, day. t Mr. and Mrs. Tom Alley left for A. A. Dunlap went to Portfand Portland Wednesday to visit Mrs Sunday returning home Tuesday. Alley’s mother, Mrs. Knox, enroute Mrs. Dunlap returned with him, af to Salem to see their «laughter, • ter spending several days visiting Mildred at Willamette University; S e r v 'c e hed rel2‘ives. in Salem, before returning home. D is i' ngu'S Harry Van Landingham of Cali Lewis Olds, who suffered a sligh t< fornia is here visiting with old stroke last Wednesday, was much: coc«#0‘; HO««** fiiends. ’ improved at the end of the week. »«4 fo®4 The Three Links club are giving Mr. and Mrs. Kendrick Dunlrp F *« *e«w Fata* drove to Biggs last Tuesday to a series of dances in the I.O.O.F AFP9* .der» hall,, starting Saturday, February meet the latter’s mother, M»-s. Mc s * .» » * Ginnis of Nyssa, who arrived bv 25 and continuing every other Sat urday uight, until the latter part of June.. Th‘> proceeds are to be ri.': '.Ovf- u-ed to put a basement under their C-ORGE G. ’ P ’ D E G t V T Harry Pinkerton drove to Port land Monday, taking his son, Dean, and daughter, Patricia, down for medical and dental attention. S. A. Hall accompanied them, also going f ? medical treatment. Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Sayrs and Margaret Peetz went td The’Dalles Monday evening taking Frank and Reatha Sayrs and Jane Freheh to hear Emile Baume, a young o«®r* Fiench pianist, who was presented in concert at the Dalles auditorium. Mr. and Mrs. M. E. McKee and* son Gordon went to Hood River Sunday to see Mrs. Hal Shelton,' who underwent an operation in the Hood River hospital Saturday. Marion went on to Portland with friends to attend a meeting of the Diuggiats on Monday. ,Mrs. Me A t ' O ~ r v y \» L a w Kee and Gordon- returned home œ Sunday evening. FRIDAY — SATURDAY ' ’ n r o n r t r f ' V •» SUNDAY — MONDAY • s •' Mr. and «Mrs. Bert Endicott of FEBRUARY 10 • H FEBRUARY 12 - 13 Prir^ville, arrived Saturday to ar ia nge with the Masons for changes “BAREFOOT BOY” THE and repairs being made in his with V JACKIE MORAN building. They returned home Tues JONES FAMILY MARCIA MAE JONES day. RALPH MORGAN in Sharon Hennigan is well broken PLUS out with chicken-pox. Derrie and “Love on a Budget” “ A d v e n tu r e s o f C h ic o ” e z r y o th e r S p I i . k ' pa n 'j I t Mickie are suffering with slight colds. > , •’f F e b ^ in rv 2 S Mr. nnd Mrs. E. J. Belshaw of I O O F H a U Hood River «pent several days in Gr V aV » y Moro, expecting to return home m usic: T he DaDcs S w in g C lu Monday but waited until Tuesday Example: dun to a slide on the Columbia high Adm . 50c wav near the Moskr tunnel. The American Legion Auxiliary A uspice T h ree L in k s C lub In D elu x e w:ll meet with Mrs. C. C. Wilson A ir - C o n d i- February 15 at 1:30 for a dessert Grass Valley Baptist church: For a round trip by railroad to luncheon. 10: a- m., The church studying— both World’* Fair at New York tic n e d C cach Mr. and Mrs. George Beardsley B?ble srhOol, clashes for everyone. and the Golden Gate Internat.onal of Tanasket, Washington are visit 11 a. m., The church worshiping— Exposition at San Francfisco, the P iop ortiocataly low far«« to oth«r potato and tor all claaaaa ol tr«T«l. ing at the Jack Lawrence home. Concluding study on the book of I railroad fare will be identical for a n d f c r t h e g e n e r a l s a t is f a c t io n Mr. Beardsley is a brother of Mrs. Thessalonians, "Christian Satisfac residents of every state in the Dealer In Lawrence. tion in the light of the Second Com Union. o f tr a d in g w h e r e s t o c k s a r e la r g Walter Newfcill, father of Mrs ir.g of Christ.” 7:30 p. m., The CITY OF PORTLAND, from Portland The Northern Pacific, Milwaukee, C a'k in« W e e d e rs , T ire u r s 6 :3 0 p. m., on la t, 7th, 13th, Clarence Huis, is , her« recuperat '•hunch at home— Another delight Great Northern, .Southern Pacific, e s t a n d q u a lit y g u a r a n t e e d t h is 19th a n d 2 5 th . 39?^ hour* to ful “Hour Around the Fireside” S. P. A S. and Union Pacific rail ing from a recent operation. C h ica g o . —No e x tra fa re . Bible roads have annour o ld a n d r e li a b l e s t o r e m e r it s The county road work has slack a. talk bv the pastor on U sed W ee d e rs a blanket PORTLAND ROSE, -from Portland ened and the machinery hauled in Fireside.” 7 30 p. m. The church fare of $90 for coach tickets and 9 :3 5 p. m. daily. R e g i s t e r e d Y o u r A tte n tio n Praying—Prayer and* Bible Study $135 for first class tickets for the FY R FY 7E R E 3 J i° M Z N T fn- repairs. N urse-Stew ardess. 2 5 c , 3Oc A -t. *h? parsonage. Judge Potter and Glen King round trip from- home to both 3 5 c m eals in C oach es and P u ll M oro, O regon Phone 5 4 4 Gerald C. Dryden,pastor world’s fairs and back home again were in Salem Friday and Satur man-Tourist cars. day attending a .meeting of th-' All railroads in the United State? PACIFIC LIMITED, -from Portland Wa«eo Methodist church: Sun are joined in quoting these special countv judges and incidentally vis 8 :0 0 a. m. C offee Shop D iner. — Econom y M eals. iting the new state house and thr day school at 10 a. m., classes for lew fares which vary only when senators and Representatives now all. Morning worship at 11 a. m indirect routes are used. No ad AN t r a in air-c<MMtiUoea4. Pertar The sermon w ill be in keeping with ditional charge will be made from a* work there. Dr. L. L. Taylor, the veterinary Lii&oln’s birthday. Special music branch line points. SUN VALLEY, Idaho from Gillham county, has been by the choir and a vocal solo by “For instance, staring from any A ll-S e a s o n s , A N -S p e rts center. working in Sherman county this Mrs George Wilde. The Psalmist locality, the traveler may go to the said nI was glad when they said to New York Fair by any direct C h a llen ger Inn-popular p rices week. "BUT G I R L S Mr. and Mrs. Carl Sandoz werf me. ‘Let us go into the house of route, thence to San Francisco by LADIES! Tune in • v t Z u e S U .-P P O S 6 D t o s e her« from Condon Monday attend God’.” Every one welcome. an ordinarily traveled route and New Union Pacific Program F. L. Cannell, pastor ing to business pertaining to th* then by direct route back to point •APSTAIKS PLAYING CARP: “Surprise Your Husband” relief committee of the county. o f origin; or he can go to San Fran on KOIN each Monday, Wed Rev. Moro Crwnmunity Church: 'M*. and Mrs. Marion Powell en. cisco .first, then to New York and . nesday and Friday at 2.55 p. m. will joved a visit over the week en7' G. H. , Wilbur . « of , Portland r, , ... back home. T h e1 tickets will be FREE RECIPES Octobcr with Mr. and Mrs. Treve Jone* » w e b here Sunday. February 12 ; evTlil, We from A ri| 2g ■ R C L A X ,T > € A R ,/ P O t DfTA/tS AND U S e i V A T I O N S — nt 11 a. m There will be a con- , 8 wi, h return ]imit of tw0 month. p”d bebv of La Grande. J U S T THINK./ » - Mr. and Mrs. Robert Poley of giegational meeting following the from date the ticket is purchased. Y O U R C L E C T R IC Local Agent plOtBtSS1* 1 Thn DaHes visited ifl Moro. over_ service. The Sunday school will ob Stopovers will be allowed a t all THIS B E A U T I F U L (Ke week'end 'with Dr. and, Mrs serve* Lincoln’s birthday at 10 a.nr pr jnts on both the going and return L A U N D R V IS W H IT E £ N A M £ L * 1 3 O X * Poley. . ' - • . trips. Tickets issued at coach M O R E FU N / Mr. and M’ ?. K ’ »eth. Sathe- “W^? he a good salesm an!” fares may be made valid for travel G I V E S A U T O M A T IC H O T w p n t to Portland Wednesday ta k . “Good! Say, that fellow sold in sleeping cars or parlor cars on ing »heir infant daughter down fox frnmed copies of the Declaration payment of additional amounts W A TER SERVICE-' medical observation. UNION PACIFIC of Independence in England.” usually required,” Jack Ah earn of Corvallis 'was, T H IS N E W here Tuendav- helping check the aria maps of the county. —’ W A SH E R IS S U R E Mrs. LdRoy Englobretsoh enter A HONEY tained fhe first and second^rrv’e’- Wednfcjdnv honoring her son Ken H O W IT neth on h is ’birthday anniversary Ed Rogers of LaGrande visit«:’ HATES PIRT/ Sunday at the C. L. Poley home. Mrs. Francis Watkins entertain ed with three tables of bridge a«*1’ dessert luncheon . Tuesday. Mrs Walter Ruggles winning honon and Mrs. Estrelle Haifey low.......... - Mrs. Robert Mountain and son left Wednesday for Aumsville to attend the funeral of a friend. - 1 W OULDN T ccc David Wright, so© of Mr. and BE A *FLAT- FOOT-FbOOGie” Mrs. LeRoy Wright, has been quit* ill this week. ' O N IR O N IN G V A Y IF >M.r. and Mrs; Randal! -Fischer </ Molalla. vyhd recently purchased I H AP A SW ELL th? deo. Lgwellen propsrt.v in th^ i/*ic Boardman .district, afc here for. E L E C T R IC I R O N E R •1? spring work. Their ' daughters? L IK E T H I S / Caroline and Marjory., started to school this week in the ’ fifth and The Treasury Departm ent shows expenditures of 326 m illion dollars for the C ivilian Conservation Corps for the fiscal year of 1938. second grades pesnectjvely. In c Brewing imrascry: o v e r ■ m in io n o o u a r i « « « y «« a «?*« Me*srs’ tm<h...Meecfames W-ib Knighten, Lloyd Hennagin, Gerald Cunliff, Ernie Moore,» Harry Pink ELECTRIC W A SH E R erton. Clarence Snarlin'*. Torr SAVE YOUR YOUTH, h e a lth a n d m o n e y b y m a k R eplace y o u r old electric washer F-aser, T. C. Reese. W. F. McLeod. Truman Strong. Walter Ruggle” w ith a gleam ing 1 9 3 9 -m o d e l. See i n g y o u r h o m e la u n d r y all-electric! B e a u tifu l Ralph Brisbine and Misses Rache1 h o w quickly y o u ’re th ro u g h — h o w e ff ic ie n t e le c t r ic w a s h e r s , ir o n e r s a n d w a te r Polev and Marv Rees*»: L^rer c l t a n everything ia. Y o u ’ ll lik e th e Benrdslev. «nd H «ward n e w streamlined d e s ig n * ...a t w e ll h e a te r s c o st lit tle , m a y b e p u r c h a s e d o n c o n were among those attending th- as th e ir lo w prices. BbLe-Fortner wedding. v e n ie n t t e r m s . T h e o p e r a tin g c o st is s m a ll at M’° Joe Bilenger is enjoying s ELECTRIC IR O N ER P a c ific P o w e r & L i g h t C o m p a n y ’s l o w visit this week with her mother. distribution of their mild and w h olesom e O v e r 4 0 0 m i l l i o n d o l la r s i n ta x e s e v e r y Ken’ American L sg’on Auxiliary A n electric iro n e r eliminates back beverage through retail outlets w h ose char y e a r . O v e r 1 , 0 0 0 , 0 0 0 jo b s . A m a r k e t f o r m e t Wednesdav n t th e h o m e of aches! F o r it lets you do 8 0 * o f y o u r For electric washers, ironers and water heaters acter will he a credit to the com m unity. Mr«. Lauba gather. It was decid ed 3 , 0 0 0 , 0 0 0 f a r m a c re s o f p r o d u c e . iro n in g sitting d o w n . Y o u hart no to fix up the basement of the Le- O bviously, the brewers can enforce no law ^, ✓ liftin g , pushing o r p u llin g ...a re fin g !on hall by painting the wookwork B ut they can —and w ill—epoperate with The brewing industry w ould like to pre ished in h a lf yo ur fo rm e r tim e ! f ir in g the walls nnd hanging new the local law-enforcement authorities. T h ey serve for itself and the people the many > ........— rnr'ains. t , will cooperate with every group—friend or ELECTRIC W ATER HEATER econom ic benefits it has created in the past L ots o f good h o t w ater ia a blessing critic — to the end that retail beer outlets five years. B rew ers everyw here Realize that on washday— t r any day! Especially give'no offense to anyone. this is a question bound up with the proper FOR SALE. 25 feeder pigs 80 to w h e n y o u g e t i t ntSaaatKally. N o 100 lbs., $8.00 apiece. Also want U n ite d B rew er» In d u s tr ia l F o u n d a tio n , 21 E a st 4Oth S tree t, N ew Y ork, N. Y. firin g u p o r rem em bering to light a to trade two gilts for two bred^ h eater. Just tu rn the faocet - sows to pig not laiter than April. Write P. Ulingsworth, Route 1, The Dalles, Ore. » WANTED—a pfano for. storage Will keep in good; condition Always at Your Servict R ev. and Mir».’ C afey,. W is c o i G rass V a lley T heater T R A IN S DANCE CHUPCHES = Z E I G L E R S ~ the Grass Valley Quality Store Round Trip Fare to CHICAGO .se for G roceries th a t Satisfy C lothes th a t W e a r A . W. McLEOD HOME LAUN''"'^ ..fc,Jolly Timesaver THE ENTIRE COST OF THE C .C .C . COULD BE PAID FOR By C .C .C . THE TAXES OF THE BREWING- INDUSTRY.’ W hat Beer contributes to the re-building of America w ould fill a great volum e ~ SEE ANY DEALER IN .ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT Classified Ads Remember __ Beer, .»a Beverage of Moderation / P acific P ower & L ight C ompany
