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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (May 19, 1939)
•WJ—-X~ < I* A 7 _ V T U SHERMAN COUNTY, !» t.* pa I» raua JOURNAL. MORO, OREGON tera, Mrs. Shearer and Mrs. Josie Johnson and Lester, Mr. and Mrs. BONNEVlLUt 'BOSS A. S. JohnsonTHHUson Philip. TO ADVISE PUDs ’ ' ’ Underhill. Mrs. Homer Dixon entertained Mr. and Mrs. Jean Hull of «Port land visited Sunday with Mrs. members of the ju n io r bridge club ! Frank A. Banka, Acting Admm- Adeline Hull a n d wMr..„.. and Mrs. at her home- Monday when four istrator of the Bonneville Project, tables were in play after dessert took up his duties at »Portland Lawrence Funk. Members of the Ever Faithful luncheon. The clul prize was won Thursday with the assurance that , he would study carefully electrical Sunday school class were entei- by Mrs. O. G. Hildenbrand. ' Mrs. Lloyd Hennaein entertain- problem« of the « e . and «peed the tained Wednesday at the home of ° f ,&>!»«*.. River power to Mrs. S. P. Boice. Mrs. Rich gave ed at a card party in Moro in (Baccalaureate was held for the two readings; solo, Mrs. Leo Wat- honor of her elater, Mr». Ruth Hoi- i commun.t,e» along the transm.»- ' class of 1939 in the Methodist king. Twenty two persons attend loway of Los Angeles. Guest» slon network now under "»nstruc- church Sunday evening1. Com ed the party and Mrs. Brock, Mrs. from here included Mrs. O. G .. t,02L The new Bonneville chief indi- mencement exercises for the class Bruckert and Mrs. Rich were on Hilderbrandt Mrs. Frances he would “ nf‘ r with P»blic will be held at the school auditor the refreshment committee. rence Kaseberg, Mrs.’ Afton M e-: utl,,tr di‘ l ri7 ’ . and, ’>5 we.r ,COm' ium Friday night, May 19, with Mrs. Ada Morgan of The Dalles W. A. Dahlberg, head of the speech visited her daughter, Mrs. Boice Intyre end Mrs. Marlon Powell. and fl"d ,out theJ ’-c ts 50 7 1 that proper policies may be formu department at the University of over the week end. ’Members of the Tuesday after lated. “I want to get my feet on Oregon talking. . Grade school noon study club met at the -farm the ground, find oyt just what the The Past Matrons of the OES promotion exercises will be held home of Mrs Louis Scholl for a situation is, and do the best I can sponsored a musical number Tues May 25 at 8 p. m. Program for picnic. An interesting program to carry on where Mr. Ross left day evening in observance of na Baccalaureate included a process was given in the afternoon. Miss off.” Banks added he expected to tional music week. Mrs. George ional by Mrs. John T. Johnson, a Catherine Fridley favored with a report his findings to the Secre Wilde favored with a vocal solo hymn by the audience, prayer by trumpet solo; A comic skit by Mrs. tary of the Interior and to the na- Rev. Carey: solo, Margaret John entitled “In the Garden of Tomor Woods, Mrs. Boice and Mrs. Car- iphal power policy committee. son; Scripture reading,'Rev. Can- row.” “Counting E ggs”; vocal reîrard to the activities of Frank Knox and family moi of-“* n-11; sermon, “Pnfseverence,” Rev. Mrs. Boice and Mrs, Watkins; j blic utility districts, Banks off^r- ed to- Yakima and return Sunday Cannell; solo, Ruth Holloway; jn every way in the benediction, " Rev. Carey; reces bringing his mother home with him The Christmas doU, a monologue efj presented by Mrs. Carey. Club sale of Benneville power to them, after a visit with her daughter. sional, Mrs. Johnson. visitors included Mrs. Sargent, Mrs. i “1* they come to us for advise, The national business frater Mis. August Lofstrand and fam Charles Fulton, Mrs. Woods, Cath we shall give them the best ad nity, 'Beta Gamma Sigma, at the ily. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Brock, Dick erine Fridley, Christine Moon, vice we can. However, I don’t University of Oregon recently elected Ted Proudfoot, son of Mr Yccum and Pardy Rich were out Mrs. Ada Morgan and Mrs. Carl Think W2 should dictate policies They are prospective customers and Mrs. H. D. Proudfoot of of town Saturday fishing in Pine Anderson. * The lawn at the home of Mrs. of ou’-s. and should be regarded — Wasco as a member. Only the high Hollow. Mr. and Mrs. Ivar\ Gervais came Maud Akers was the scene of a j •».«* such.” est eight percent of the senior class may be considered for mem from Prineville Saturday and vis welcome for friends of Mrs. Burt ited with Mrs. Gervais parents, Holloway when her mother held bership in this organization. 7 open house Saturday. Seventy Mrs. H. E. Endicott returned to Mr. and Mrs. Hatley. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Allyn of five called during the afternoon. Prineville last Thursday after spending several weeks here with Go’dendale spent Sunday Visiting Musical numbers were given for LAWYER the pleasure of the guests by Mrs. i her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. with Elva Hines and family. Mr. and Mrs. Bernie Rice and Holloway, a vocal solo by Mrs. White. MORO WASCO Charles Siscel left for Klamath Guy Andrews, piano selections by Mr. and Mrs. Morris Martin from Miss Trounce. Milwaukee are staying at the Falls Tuesday to attend the stat Mr. and Mrs. Hildred Zell were Owen Barnett home this week convention of Odd Fellows. < dinner hosts Monday evening to Nyal Grady of Spokane spent while Mr. Martin is giving his — assistance on the carpentry work Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mr. and. Mrs. LloycJ Hennagin , Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fulton and entailed in putting in the new Mrs. Bruce Grady. Mrs. Burt Holloway, the honor locker boxes in the Wasco Market. Mrs. C. M. Johnson of Portland There will be more than a hundred arrived here Saturday and »pent guest. J. N. Stevenson of Rufus was a boxes in the cooling hoom, with . the week end with her sister, Mrs. caller here Thursday. a pre-cooler, all kept at the desir T. Lester Johnson. N ew ru b b e r Mrs. Minnie Myers of The Dalles j ed temperature by a unit installed Mrs. Bruce Grady entertained a g i t a t o r s to p s i for the pleasure of $ r s . Homer presented her Wasco music pupils I in the basement. w r in g e r r o lls . Richard Schunke was added to Dixon Thursday afternoon serv- in recital Thursday evening pUthe ' the police force in The Dalles to ! ing dessert luncheon «before an af Methodist church. Patricia Y’ocum j replace Robert Murray, who be ternoon of cards. Three tables Alma Jean McMullen, Jean Mc Trade your old washer as came natatorium manager. Dick were filled and Mrs. Floyd 'Root Clure, Marion Crews, Robert pnd , Schunke was a resident of Wa-tco j won high score, Mrs. L. P. Haven Edward Malls, Janet Kaseberg, down payment. Phone 161 low. The rooms were made festive Ross Morrow and Euliali Mot re- , for several years. for trial „• Mrs. Frank Morrow is visiting with yellow tulips and purple iris. house. in Salem with her son-in-law end , Mrs. Dixon will leave soon after daughter, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. being in this community for three A lady replied to Professor Lecky- when he asked if she was inter- , Luidlaw. She plans to stay for years. ested in history, “Oh, no, not a oit. the remainder of the month. Miss Mary Alice Burns tfas in I always say, ‘Let bygones be 'by The Dalles, Ore. Miss Jessie Hull spent Sunday town Sunday. She will be the gones’,” I, here from Moro visiting her us- fifth and sixth grade teacher re placing Mrs. McMullen. She lives in Portland and taught this year near Estacada. Mr. and Mrs. Andy Stoleson visited in The Dalles Sunday with friends. , A family reunion was held at the h^me of Mrs. J. H. Johnson Sun day with the following in atten dance: Mr. and Mrs. Deibert John son, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Johnson and Mr. Hawetes of Willamina: Catherine; Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Michael and daughter, Aut- rey Mae of Portland; Mr. and Mrs. Harland Johnson and Gordon Johnson of Spokane; Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Johnson and daughter, Mar garet and Mr. and Mrs? Roland The ‘‘Caterpillar’* Diesel Trac tor is a money-earner. When they see the way it cuts the cost of do ing farm work and the many jt bs it can do profitably, most, farmers decide they can’t afford NOT to own a “Caterpillar” Diesel. Let us prove that this tractor doean’t coat—it BAiRNS! FRIDAY, MAY 1 I J Í H Baccalaureate Services Held In Wasco T . L ester Joh n son EASY WASHER SAFE HAMPTON FURNITURE A nnual CO ST It d o e o ’t Saturday M a y 20 Groceries—Meats—F resh Fruits and Vegetables in Season Birthday Cake For the Kiddies B’ggeat Spring Event in County ..Don’t Miss I t B a rre l B a rre l 4 .5 5 White River P & G gb '” ’," 3 9 c to o lbs. $4.95 Ivory 5 .4 9 R aisins 4 lb. B a g 2 O 5 lb. Tin 95c c 10 lb. Tin $1.39 5 lb. T in Jello, Asst. Flavors, Fine , ||D. , A«t.FUvorOI- Jell KOWder 6 Packages M -U Bacon Valc’j 1.35 2.65 Sugar Peas .3 9 1 49 2.89 Tomatoes .3 9 1.49 2.89 Green Beans . 3 5 1 .3 5 2 .5 9 .9 8 1.95 45 1 .7 5 3 .4 5 Grape Fruit Juice 2s .29 o f P o rtlan d 3 fa r PE A S M e rr im a c TO M ATOS D undee BEANS O S o -G o o d greasing and servicing and shape i _ . _ . X — tfzrer. l ~ 1.10 2.15 Albright Commission Company - 16 D undee H O M IN Y VanC am p P U M P K IN 2 1 -2 BEETS Sli. Dundee .331.292.49 .291.102.15 .291.152.25 .291.152.25 .291.152.25 .331.29 2.45 .291.152.25 , .29 CEREALS 1.19 73c 4 tins 26c lb. tin $1.00 R o lle d O a ts lO s W A S C O M O TO R SERVICE University 1661 North Portland, Oregon Uuiversity 1511 OCa öOC C orn M ea l W h ite, Y e llo w 23c F "arin a rin a X O ä S p e r r y 1Ò» 4 O C Marshalls Food Store polifthing. Union Stock Yards Case Del Haven 2 1-5 $ 1 .2 0 . o z. tin» 1 2 fo r P ancake F lou r, S p erry P A or V e lv e t 10c Jib, l C arton by 10c PORK & BEANS j COFFEE YOUR CAR in Pkg. Standard Canned Goods O Y STER S Pineapple bs car 21c $ 1 .4 9 H & D Canned Goods Popular Brandt your ■ . ' Pkg. 5c„ — ~ 1 LET ES Let ua keep - L - Medium Bars Each * 2b„ « , e . 4 5 c W heaties, C e rto . 47c Snowflake Cane IvoryGl‘3lf®;,’25c 1.39 B a rre l D ash J 0 0 lbs. $5.09 O xydol ^ ' y 19c KitchenQueenl .15 P o rtlan d T o G rass V a lle y We make it look like New. I«*, Free Tickets on Prizes No purchase necessary P u re Cane $ 5 .4 0 Pineapple flat . 2 5 up »« much «8 good looking paint. Entertainment C and H Drifted Snow 1.39 Whole Kernel . 3 5 Take The Right Road To N o th in g keep« the R e «ale price of a car Coffee, Çake, Music Flour 3 fo r 1 2 fo r C a se L a m b S h o w a t 1 0 a .m . D a n c e a t 9 : 3 0 p .m , Cream Corn . 3 3 $1.29 $2.49 makes daily trips From Keep the Surface Shining. T-- — Come and be Served. MOM L ik e N e w ! T j All Day M ay 2O th The Dalles Freight Line, Inc. L e t us haul y o u r freight in and o u t Free Coffee I First cutting of cake b y . our Mayor, Norval Marten, will be at 10:00 a. m., Saturday. Your Wheaties Baseball Announcer SHEEPHERDER’S BALL CATTLE, HOGS & SHEEP SHIP BY TRUCK Free Balloons Baking Powder P o S t J 7 9 c Top Prices For Caterpillar 250 POUND This is one of the biggest Cakes ever baked by Bill Todd at Todd's Bakery. Made with Sperry’s Cake Flour and Pet Milk. This eake will be on display in our store Friday and Saturday. Be sure to come and get a piece. M e e t R o llie T ru itt Master of Ceremonies Wasco Civic Club vs. Moro Breakfast Club MARKET John Deere 7 : ■ ■ w» 2 0 B askets o f Groceries, Hants, Sacks F lo u r S acks o f S u g ar, Sets o f P o tte ry , F lo o r L a m p G r a n d D r a w in g S a tu rd a y N ig h t 7 : 0 0 p.m . Lamb Show& S o ftb a ll G a m e a t 2 : 3 0 O’MEARA Supply & Imp. Co H r A A Baking Powder RoidTin 49c W a sco EARNS it p. T H E D A LLE S , O R E G O N Headquarters for Shernaa, Wasco and Gillian Caanty Farmers
