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T nE SHERMAN COUNTY JGU RNAL. MOÄ0, OREGON Moro Women Honor Miss Vivian Reynolds Mrs. M artin Melzer and Mrs. LKwcy Thompson were hostesses Wednesday afternoon at a shower a t the Dewey T h o m so n iiome in hofur of Miss Vivian Reynolds who -expects to ibe m arried June 4 to W atren T. Elliot a t Hilkboro where both are teachers in the public schools. George Updegraff returned Mon d ry night from Portland where he had been on business over the week end. Gene Brisibine accom panied him. - Barbara Lou Meloy or itowena J b j j • 1 rv is visiting with relatives in the ! l V l e i n O r i & I U R V county now that school is out. J ¡Miss Sybil Belshe, daughter o f i p Y Y l l Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Belshe, re- ' S p f V 1 T P Q A l f - , turned home this • w .ek from T V I H v IU A l Gresham where *he taught the ' past year. Vernon F ia ’.t and family left F iicay for Portland returning the Memorial day services were held h: ■'t of. the week. at the M ethodist church Tuesday Marion .McKee let' Tuesday afternoon, Rev. Cann.ll of Wasco for. ¡Portland to attend a meeting preaching the sermon. The Geo. of the state board of Pharmacy Bell post, American at- to which he was recently reap- tended in a body, pointed. While away he will go i Mr. and M rs. r . j . Baker of to Corvallis to give some of the i Gresham and Mr. and Mrs. Dale examinations to the graduates in , Baker and daughter of Battle pnarm acy who wish to become ( Ground, W ashington arrived here iccnsed pharm acists. „ Monday evening for Memorial The Jolly Dozen bridge club • day and to transact business here motored to The Dalles Friday for ' for a week before returning. ’M r. and Mrs.- Mac Alsup of Grass Valley FRIDAY, JUNE 2, 1M0 Hr spent Memorial day visiting Mr. and Mrs. A rt Bibby 1 Mr. and Mrs. John Owens and i «on Fred Of Klamath Fall? sp. u the weJc end .visiting her sii.tv i and husband, Mr. and Mi ?. Jo I Bibby. Fred will stay for a 1 n visit Mrs. Herman Peters e n t.rtain ed the junior bridge clu>’) nt he home Thursday afternoon. Thos Mrs. Don Smith for club and 'Mr Ed Alley for guest. A handker chief shower was given for Mrs Arden Squire as she was leaving for her neV home a t Gresham Now th at school n out th teachers have gons to their home Robert Tapp and Ray Jewel t Portland, Ar4en Squire to Gresh am, Jean Powell to Moro, Vir ginifi Helyer to her country horn M argeret Trabue to The Dalle Mr .and Mrs. Bill Raker ore stil PAGE THREC Harvard Student Upsets Girls Hoop-Rolling Derby Wat on dir, nt e x p e t to meet the R. B. Webb Mr. and Mrs. Ivk a Gervais ot Thursday evening in honor o family and continue on into Cal Prineville were callers nere Sun H. E. Everett it being his 86t’ Work of repairing the city fire ifornia for a view of the Sen anniversary. Guest? w r*» Mr. rn day. < d K ‘ R* * d of V ,,,a n o v a * P a - president of the H a rv a rd Lam poon, disguised h im self Mi a g irl and house was completed this week Fran sisco fair and other poin's of M i”. 7 Chai lea* Everett and Mi Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Doyle canu won the tra d itio n a l W ellesley senior class hoop-rolling contest on the college campus in W ellesley, M ass. Reed by the contractor from The Dal interest before returning home. and Mrs. L. <L. Funk of Wuse< Is shown em erging from icy L a k e VVaban where he was tossed by the angry girls. The ducking occurred a fte r Mr. and Mrs. Lewis McKtf up from Silverton Wednesday. les. The roof was Graced and a Mr. and Mrs. Charles King o Reed coyly accepted a bouquet of sweet peas and bashfully pointed out another H a rv a rd youth as the “ fiance” new covering put on. The boys visited over the week end with Mrs. Doyle will rem ain here foi Portland visited relatives her hr would soon wed. T ra d itio n a lly , the winners of the hoop-rolling rape w ill be the first of her class to Mr. Doyle left club which uses the upper floor Chester Searcy and mother,' Mre. several weeks. marry. Saturday for Omaha, Neb. by Saturday and Sunday. has bet n putting on a new ceil T. B Searcy at Sis'ers. - Mrs. Guy B ov-r and children o' ing this week. F rm ilier faces of day? erne bv way of San Francisco where he re accompanied home by Wil- John Day came Saturday to vis’ will see the fair. He will be gone king of .Gi\sh«m who will giqg. The w earer, upon standig, Wendell 'Baltiger and family were ?enn on the ?trc»*‘s cf More three weeks. her parents Mr. and Mrg. L. 1) P.J a t :tw days here with his sometimes found it impossible to Spent last week end in Eugene Memorial day. Ed L wis end wifr M a / returning home Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. C. /A. Oestrich .. K ; . Kay B u n rem aining on the w estern side of Pend, Mac Ellsworth and wife hud as dinner guests Wenesday Mr .and Mrs. Bob Johnsbn nnd i is< to his full height, the un no*» Marie Provost of Portland, of the m ountains until a fte r dec Kent «cho-.d disi À !• 1 . U • yielding breeches compelling him fam ily spent Memorial week end evening Rev. P. M. Bhenkiniscp oration day to visit his fa th e r’s nnd Mr .and Mrs. George Ells of Portland, Ray Jewel and Mr. hfro from Lebanon. ■4a'd cement and g: avel for to m aintain the position they had worth and mother of Condon. grave near Tacoma. N orris Gilklgon went to Seattl vplks to made at th? school assumed in drying. It is said th at Donald' Hubert Williams, son Woodward. last Tuesday returning W?dn •* •QU-e ,a:’d ? it:z n? d o n a t’d the J a n e t Peetz came up last Wrd-. of Frirt Wiliams of Portland and uj*on hunting expeditions during Mrs. J. G. Van M etre of Sun labor and Saturday of last week day •bringing 'M arcile Heyworth neiday with her mother, Mrs. Mi«? Jane Cox a friend spent nyside, Wash, and her daughter rainy weather a man with buck and ’Wednesday and Thuisday of home with him to visit her gram ’ Dorothy Peetz. She will remain Tueide.y and skin clothing would be occupied Wednesday with Mrs. Holmes W right of Toppen parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Coyle Th' Kent high schnt I sc.nioi his the job was done. du rin g the 'sum m i with her th - George William? family. a larg? p art of the time in roll ish were visiting relatives and Mr. and Mr~ Fred Cox and Mr' class of 1939 held its commence grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. L. L. ing up the constantly stretching M'. end Mr*. Percy Thompsov fiier.ds here S aturday and Sunday W. J. Davis icft Saturday fo’ ment exercises Tuesday evening Peetz. logs of his breeches. ~r.cn’’ the wc-k <-rd in Hood Rivn* Andy Reckmann of Kelso was Corvallis to attend commence May 23 in the school audiioiiuir Even after it was possible to M artin Melzer returned from • m in '* h ne' T ’’e~dr-’.’. a visitor here Sunday. Wilson gave the proccs ment exercises a t OSC. Eller Nellie obtain bolt goods buckskin was Portland Wednesday a lte r taking M- .end Mrs. W iTnm M 'K 'r ional: David Hoskinson was sal- Mr. and Mis. Arden Squire Cox is one of the graduates. still a standby for mens’ ad boys his truck down to s ta rt a job in r; • left Saturday for a visj; ir and fam ily and his m other left • The commencement exercise? utatorinn; Frances Gregg reed clothing. Many living , Oregon j Tt-nr.n«?r»o n-'-’ Nn’-‘b C'tTolin the woods. Sunday fo r Gresham where he were held in the Civic auditorium the class prophesy; Jackie voi The m aterial most commonly pioneers recall wearing ¡buckskin Grass Valley’s softball team I u >h relativ e. Thev evnecs U will make his heme as h<> will Wednesday evening. Members of Borstel represented the eight} used in making mens’ and boys’ clothes as boys. These garm ents came down last Friday night to pi»-k up a new car on their return teach a t the Gilbert school jus! the class were Farnk Bayer, Verel Trade graduates as vgjgdictorian t r T o. do battle with the more seasoned out from P ortland the coming Teschner, Eileen Hogue, Varaal M argaret Holmes gave a piano clothing was buckskin, SaylT the unbeauflful, but extremely ser Dr *n Find er*on left Friday fcr year. Mr. Squire has tau g h t here Teschnee, Betty Ix>u Olds. Will solo; Donald von Borstel read th Oregon W riters’ project in i d l viceable in stretching and drying players from Moro. The score was rath er decidedly in favor of a fen dav vi.bt in Corvalls with he past five years. class will; the high school gjrb ing of early day clothing. Buck frequently made grotesque fig iam BaP, Luise Roth. Willard Merer-by some seven or eight runs »-datives. ;ang two numbers with Mrs. Mil skin garm ents were fairly tuc- ures of early Oregon adolescent?. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Tetz and Olds, 'Anita Dunlap, Melvin Rai Mr nnd M~s. Ray Blake “per* fam ily of Adams aie here vis zcr. Thelma’ Fortner. Leighton but the game was good most of l ’ d McGlusso?) at the piano: Lu tesful fn a dry climate, but in a the way. About tw tnty played for j M morial day in Hood River with iting h .r parents Mr. ant -Fields and Mrs.- Caroline Robert? her W arren Davis gave tho valc- locality like the W illamette val Moro during the encounter as ! ‘h ir children. Mr. and Mrs. Scott Mis. Charles Lemley for a week Program numbers were given by lictory; Rev. II. G. H anson. of ley. the excessive rain frequently many substitutions were made. | E . - t ”er. h ¿ rin g them move to Ben Leghorn and children were Miss M argaret T re ’ ue, invocatior •((io spoke on the “ Valuation o* made th«m uncomfortable. Buckr a? s K rtm ent house in th at city. Life” ; R. N. McGlasson presen bv Rev. Dryden, vocal quartette Rev. Henry G. Hanson w»ni in The Dalles Monday to visit T h- teachers all left last week Mrs. Leghorn who is ill in the bv high schtfol g M ^ / ftCiOWpiTI rd the nwm dx--Tor best rttrz n r <kin streUhe* when wet, oecom- down to C srvattls TfiT the " e a r ly Auspice Three Links Club hip a pin to Donald von Borstel, very pliable, but in drying shrinks w^cn school closed except Prin- ied by Miss Trabue salutatory part of the week to attend grad hospital. and becomes very hard. In drying Grass Valley, Oregon /Uth’-r Davis a scholarship tf ’ ?1 CunFff who remained to fin uation at Oregon State College Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lemlej by Willard Ofds; two vocal num Pacific U niversity, honor roll buckskin breeches often assumed The son, LeeRoy S. Hanson, will Mr ^ r k R ’chard Mayfiel were visitors in The Dalles Sun bers by 'Rev. Blenkin*op accom graduate in the schocl oi Educa« j ”• 1; n LaG’-nnde next year day bringing Frank home from panied by Miss Trabue; Princi plaque to Frank von iBorstel and a shape entirely unrelated to S a tu r d a y , J u n e 3 it was r ported. ¡Miss Craig, who tlei hospital where he has been nul Baker presented the speake’ Nellie Wilson who tied for the their original pattern. The dis tion. Mrs. Han n, who has fc tortion was not so noticeable of the evening, Rev. P. M. Blen- best grades of the year; Wily vi«iting her sister, Mrs. E J. in u re d her ankle her last days the last week. MOBLEY’S ORCHESTRA Mahr "since m other’s dry will r, - | hi will have a week or s o o n Mr and Mrs. C. A. Oestreich kinsop of Portland whose topic Knighten presented the eighth when a man was sitting down be cause the breeches in drying a- grade diplomas and A .-vopBoi stel .-- tu-n with h rn some time dui.ng j f rutehes. and family left Saturday for was “ Live Victoriously” ; Pian< hairm an of the school board pre ?ommodated themselves to that Admission 75c the week. »Mrs. Buxton aocom- 1 Mr. and Mrs. Tom F raser and Ritzville, Wash., to visit relatives solo by Miss Trabue; Valedictor’ Eileen Hogue: presentation or sented the high school diplomas: position, the knees and scat bag- panied Mr. Hanson to YcmhiP ’ C rdon returned from Corvallis over Memorial week end. Gordon, rtcent Miss Vivian Reynolds came diplomas, T. M. G a rie tt; recer Nellie Wilson played the reces for a v i'it with her sister. j T.-“?d»v night. sional. i home S aturday from Hillsiborre <ior,al, Miss Trabue. Mr .and ilrs . Wily Knighten j c f ta > yd w0l k ,h e. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Olds o Mr. and Mrs. George Wilson had aa guests Thursday evening ™ rn '"<f ‘\ e exper.m ent sta- where she has been teaching ,to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Tetz and j » " whCTe he has been «‘"'Ployed visit her par nts, Mr. and IMrs Milton, spent Memorial dav vis- ind children motored to Wawa- ting Mr. and Mrs. Dell Olds. itfai, Wash. Tuesday taking Paul Dean Reynolds. children of Adams and Mr. ahd I <lvnn? vacations? „ John Reckmann ' accompanied Wilson and daughter Connie. H» Among the visitors in the Dal Mrs. Arzell Lemley and children •\ M rs Henry Roth and daughter will be employed in the I. E les Saturday were Mr. and Mrs of Grass Valley. Lydia went to H npnnr,r Satur Wilson orchard this summer. Ed Alley, Mr. and Mrs. Charles The Chris Schultz Unit is plan Lemley, Mrs. Dean OWs and lsv Mrs. Ro’h nnd r~ Lvdia will Eileen Gregg of * Redmond is ning a bazaar and food sale for visit Mr .and M rs. AI vh Ston spending a couple of weeks here sons and Mrs. A. A. Dunlap. COMMUNITY CHURCH early December. Mr .and Mrs. Bill Baker went several days. Isobel Fortner re, ith Mrs. Grace Gregg and fam Mr- and Mrs. Roy Pow .ll and Sunday, June 4. 1939 to The Dalles Thursday where turned home with John aftei ily.. Chester 10:30 Sunday school. children, Jean and Ronald, drove Mrs. Baker entered the hospital spending the school year there. Mr. and Mrs. R. N. McGlasson a n d fo r th e g e n e r a l s a tis fa c tio n Mrs. Turp Hill and daughtei and Nellie Wilson v’ere visiting to Corvallis {Friday where they S n ith . sunerii **n len . ’ 'J n.?: - rr -•-» :s she had been ill several days niag wor. hip-Su.’ je t r* Faye of Forest Grovv spent Mem will pick up Betty and drive to Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Brucker' n The Dalles Wednesday evening o f tra d in g w h e r e s to c k s a r e larg orial day visiting here. California for a two or three ‘The Patience of Jesus’. 7 / 0 C.I Mr .and Mrs. Carl Schadewitz m-' t. ng. 8:00 Eyening sei vucc-* f The Dalles, Mr. and Mrs. Gus week sight seeing trip including and son John and Mr .and Mrs. Sf-rmon by the pastor. Henry. G. Hartman of Wasco, Mr. and Mrs Card of Thanks e s t a n d q u a lity g u c r a n t e e d th is u cr R. J. Bruckert of Moro and Mr the big fair. M. Wilson and sons Dick and Ilm son, pastor. We take this means of thanking Jerry, motored to The Dalles Sun- and ¡Mrs. W. E. Bruckert of Klon Mre. Byron Kinsley and sister o ld a n d r e lia b le s to r e m e r its he kind friends who gave us so lay where they had dinner and dike attended the graduation ex Muriel IMcKean returned to The, PROPHETIC BIBLE much aid and comfort during the erciscS here Wednesday, evening. Dalles Wednesday a fte r a few ttended a show in honor of the r Y o u r A tte n tio n CONFERENCE long illness o f .. our m other and farm land (bank. - The Bookworm chib met at th<- days visit at ihe J. K. McKean M< ro Full Gospel Assembly home of Mrs. Norris Gilkiso- at the time of the funeral. and W. C. Schilling homes. Mr. and Mrs. Millard Thompson Beginning Sun. June 4th. Mr. and Mrs. Tommie Barnet' Friday afternoon w-ith seven mem Rev. Mitchelmore, form er min of Antelope were visitors a t the Dr. iChas. L. Thornton and family. ister of the Presbyterian church N t ;cnrlly known Evangilist and ber.1 present. Gus Schilling home here Satur-, Mr .and Mrs. Clyde Smith Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Hix of Duz here, with his wife and small son B;?le teacher will speak nightly lay night. siopped in Moro Tuesday for a Gxccnt Snt) at 7:30 p. m. or Evelyn Davis and IMr. nnd Mrs. brief visit with friends be'orf P 'i phocy and it” vital anpliea‘:'or L. Goar of The Dalles vis ted continuing on fo Va«hington to « pr'ic-'nt worid conditions. D at the J. L. Daivs home Sunday uis'jt with Mrs. Mi’cnelmore -.■* r>-h‘S 4h :? rar* opnnyturytv n' Mrs. Ruby Pettis of Lickskil- hearing th i” seasoned man of ‘h parents. let was an overnight guest at th n Giif—rl unde he L. Sather home T hur:day M-. nnd Mrs. Charles Bartlett fft": h when she came to attend an «aux and fam 'ly of Bend were visiting ‘li- arointing of God. For Limited Time O njy SUNDAY & MONDAY Evelyn Enderaiby, minister. FRIDAY ¿7 SATURDAY iliary meeting nnd be, honored as with rela'ives ?n Moro over the the only gold sta r mother in Memorial holidav. Purchasers of NORGE washers are Sherman county. // Those •suffering with . measles W 5^OO. CHURCH OF CHRIST Submarine Patrol” The Kent high school students this w-ek are W.avrm Melzer, Mcr G 'lbart R. Car ^*, pastor. Bible. LovzFinds A n d y Hardy offered the following merchandise for occnmnanUd by, R. N. IMcGln son g aret Caldwell and Bobby New- Siheol at 10:00, class for all ages MICKEY ROONEY only $5.00 in addition to the price of the RICHARD G R E E N - nd Vern Mobley went to Sherars bill. B 'ing your friends and com«1. bridge Thursday for their annual NANCY KELLY model they select: Morning worshin: 11:00. Scrmor , JUDY GARLAND pienje. topic: “As Ten Grass hoppers” Hosiery mend'ng. I* islcr B rew George Wilson jr. had the :nis X>TOSCSC’9eC O&SO&&9SO^COO SOO OOOOO CO OOeOOOO OOOO OOr Shoe Store, The Dalles. 26-29 Christian Endeavor, 7:00. There fortune to fall oft a tank Fi ¡day 1 Case of Rinso, value .............. w:H be visiters from out of to w evening on to a sharp tin lic| who will have charge of the C E •utting an ugly gach in his face. including special muaic. One and 1 G. E. Iron, value ........ He was taken to The Dalles and ail will enjoy this service. Copy I r he wound was sewed up. , FOR SALE: Second hand mach regardless of age. Bring some one Mr.and Mrs. Afred Lyons and 1 Ironing Board, value inery. 225 W eaner pigs. W. C. 'v vou- daughters Mary end Sammie were Pattergop, Wasco. Phone 33L51 _.._____.. . ' . v . f__ JT i in The Dalles Friday where Mary 1 Folding Clothes Rack, value. vps tak^n for medical attention. FOR SALE: Poland Chins Films Developed I 9 Mr .^rid Mrs. J. H Wilson were Boar. 9F11, Wasco, p-30 ’hopping in The Dalles Saturday. 1 W illo w Clothes Basket, value. ' Thoroughly Reconditioned and Equipped with FOR SALE: 18-foot H arris com Otto and Bob Wallman who — • . _ A . _ ______________ . ,_ bine. $500. R. M. Johnson, Klon have been living on the Dad Guy dike. 29-32 You Pay for GOOD PRINTS Onl ton place severnl years re'cently Total Value Enlargem ent with each roll d‘ bought the Bob Hfctley house at TAKEN UP: Small black 2-yea: ▼eloped. Moro Pharmac Kent and moved to town Wrdnes old g ld'ng. H eart brand in lefl A L L FOR Same Guarantee As New Wceders day. •. - »shoulder. F ritz Roh wed or, More ' Kent folks who nttendpd the P< p” pr’uatlon exercises at Condon A . W . M cLE O D W ANTED: Experienced man t- Friday evening were: Mr .and repair and operate H arris con- Mrs. R. P. B arnett and daughter « Draler In bine. H. B. Belshee, Moro.. Lpvina and son Jxie. Mrs. J. L. M atthias ,EorL B arnett jr. and Catkin« W ccderaz Treaters RELIABLE MAN W ANTED: t< Mrs. G. L. B arnett and daughter * eall on farm ers in Sherman coun Rosellen and son Melvin. I/w ie ty. No experience or Capitol re B arnett, a nephew of 'Roy Bar x Used Wenders quired. Steady work. Make ut nett was a member of the Con to $12 a day. F urst and Thomas don graduating class. FVR FYTER e q u if m e n t Complete Stock Genuine Cheney W eader Parts 426 - 3rd St., Oakland, Calif. 316 EAST THIRD ST. p,e Dili»., Ort8on ' pHONE 54 Robert and Juanita Mitchell were Moro, Oregon Phone 45^ FRYERS FOR SALE: Mrs. Gladj In 'Portland Saturday where Rob ^O>0O9OGG0GGOOOOOOOeO£OdO0OOOO9CQG>OOOGOOOOOOOOOO ert went for medical eara. They Morrison, 54F3 Moro. t-f-n tmmmwtnwmtmwmnmwmm: grad u atin g exercises of the verton high school. Kent Seniors Graduate Class Of Four ' Buckskin Good For Dry Country DANCE - Z E IG L E R S ’ Ihe Grass Valley Quality Store for Groceries that Satisfy Clothes that W ear Gra's Valley Theatre Special Offer $ 6 .0 0 W e Have Two Used 10 foot Classified Ads $350 $1.50 CENTER DRIVE __.$1.00 FREE .$ 1.00 New Lubricated Dirt Prcof Shields $1 3 .0 0 $5 .0 0 See These Rods Today FO SS & CO. M oro O regon .i* N orge W ashers $ 5 9 .5 0 ,, Norge Gas W ashers $99.95 "Swede" Fox Appliance Co.
