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TIIE SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL. MORO. OREGON
H tlÛ A Y , JUNE 9, 1959
P a G e l i t k Rii
the Rose Show parade and visit for
news visitor here Saturday.
were callers here Monday.
a few days. /
Mrs. Jim Brown was taken to
Mr. and Mrs. Eben Kee, Mr. and
Mias Mildred Whalley, a niece
The Dalles Friday evening whett Mrs. VAllfred Kock and children,
of -atrs.
Mrs. Margaret Peetz ar.d
and Mrs. ,
oi
'
r
r
it
she entered the hospital for w x ’ • Mr. and Mrs. Ed Alley and daugh­
Cairqll Sayrs, ia to be married I 1 V H S S V 3 . 1 x 6 V
cal treatment.
ter LU:
a- and Viola McGinnis,
Saturday evening in Portland at • <
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Mr. and 'Mrs. Frank Bayer and A rt and Joe Biibby attended the
th? home of her father, Frederic r •
r tp
»
sons David a n l Kt h m c’O’x J _o r t 'k o in Antelope last Sunday.
“
y. to Jim Davis
Iff C i k
Sheridan and Willaffiiqa Thursday
Mrs. K ndrick D unlin nn.i m-
Both Miss Whalley and Mr. Davis
to visit the form er’s brother and n.a Ei.’en F ortner attended a show
Students from schools of high­ are graduates of ^Albany college. 1 A tirrific hail storm hit Grass family, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bayer in The Dalles Sunday evening.
•W
■
er learning a n iv e d hcma during j They expect to a'.ter.if' sum m er" Valley Sunday about neon, and al- and his brother-in-law and family,
- Jack L wis and Cien Karne~
a
t
Eugene
and
in
tha
fall
the p ast w 2k to spend the s u m -1 school
m !U n a t
Lv T k ia i* thcu* h the ground
covered-1^. Mr. ar.d Mr3. Milo Elliott.
went to E ast Lake Sunday and
-
f
mer a t hoj^e or in the harvest 1 Mr Dav.s will teach >n the Albany dan.1#ge w„ done
The E astern Star chapter spon- spent the day fishing
high
school
and
Mrs.
Davis
will
„
..
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,,
,
.
.
fields. Ausin Foss, Booby Gill-
Mrs. Maude G arret ‘ an . ho»-
return to her school a t Detroit for
Bot>b5' Ro!f= and
-Dunlap sored 0 bridal shower in honor of
mor, Vivian Fuller, Louise Barzee
Miss
Vivian
Reynolds,
at
the
Ma-
left
Monday
for
E
nterprise
and
daughter
Daisy, Mrs. Glen Kamos,
and M ary Pinkerton from OSC; another term of teaching.
sonic hall Thursday afternoon. Bob Zeigler, and Mr. and Mrs.
Wallowa Lake country.
The rock c:usher th at has been
Carl Peetz from U of 0. Alan
Mrs. Elizabeth ’ Clayton of Riv­ She received many beautiful and Gerald Dryden motor» J to T .v
F raser also came up to spend the crushing rock for the Erskine
et
side,
California was a house useful gifts. Miss Reynolds was • Dalles Friday night to hear t h :
oi.d broke down Tuesday a fte r­
summer here.
guest
last
week a t the T. M. unable to attend due to her having i Chicago Spiritual Gospel Singer
' Rebek?h and Odd Fe?*ow , dele­ noon and another will be brought
u
th? mumps.
at the B aptist church there,
gates of Lupine and 'Moro lodges here by the Rogers company to 'Rolf? ranch.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ernest
Blaylock
j Mr. and Mrs. E. M. H .iycr, Rvy
Kenneth Crews and Vi. . n J Ti s-
went to Klamath Falls to attend continue the work. * A little rock
visited with her mother M rs. ; B arnett, Max Pluejuke an 1 O '
the grand lodge. Mrs. Belle Con- was .spread before th: crusher be­ chner motored to Heppner Sunday.
They were accompanied home by .Josephine Jones at Eugene last - Norton of Kent Wetv calle» s h-re
lee and Mrs. Thelma Miller were came incapacitated.
-
w eek.
1 Tuesday.
Rebekah delegates and W.«B. Rice
M. E. McKee made a trip tb Mrs. Henry Roth and daughter
Mr. and Mrs. George Dickerson
Mr. and Mi«. A A D •»'
and Lewis McKee were Odd-Fel­ Bend Thursday to inspect a new Lydia^ who were visiting at the
of Ashland were callers here Wed­ ¡motored to P er l u:d e -tv
low delegates and were accom­ drug store being op.ned in that AlvaJStone home the past we<k.
nesday. The Dickerson’s were M’ S. Dunlap rem nine 1 f<- >» •'
panied by their wives.
city.
Miss Evelyn Endersby of Moro fcim cr residents here.
I while Mr. D -n H i
d
•
Mrs. Ida Davis and daughter
Miles M artin of L?xington. wa3 was a dinner guest of Mrs. Glen
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Van
M
etre*and
!
db>
afternoon.
Pauline, with son Luther of Kent, ¡11 Moro, this week looking a f.e r Kernes Thursday.
-fam ily have movxl to Wamic for I Anita. Dunlap is
K : t ' ’
left Monday for Mitchell on receipt business m atters.
the summer as he is working in with the house work at ‘ k° 1 "
Emil
Schwartz,
the
bu
tch
.r
em­
of word th at H ubert Sm ith, son
William Cauther? is improving
of her si? ter. Mr-. Vein M <?' v.
in law of Mrs. Dalvs, had died slowly at The Dalles hospital be­ ployed at Karnes Market ha« been the tim ber, hauling logs.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Don
Smith
have
on
the
sick
list.
M rv and Mrs. WiL Krf ’•
suddenly. They remained until ing ab k to talk a little. His right
moved into the Tam-A-Lum house and children of M010 were .• . : b ■
a fter the funeral.
'I
he
Baptist
Mission
Society
met
side is paralyzed.
recintly vacated by Jack O’Dell. I hero Tuesday.
JCdunty Agent LeRby W right
at the home of Mrs. Maude Ga -
M rs. Alice G arrett Schuknicht
Mr. and Mrs. Ar , h C
was in Corvallis the g reater part
rett Tuesday afternoon with sfx-
went to Portland Friday to visit j Edwin iPet rs, Emm:» Ellen an
of the week attending the annual
teen present.
her daughter, Mr.«. Verna Smith. I«ohel Fortner, and Mr. end M «
summer school wth the youngsters
Mrs. Wallace May is visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Schilling kEd Alley and I.ild Lee Aliev were
from this county.
he» parents Mr. and Mrs. W alters and son Robert were visitors in visitors in The Doll.»« Tui?
A party of 12 spent Sunday at
The Dalles Thursday.
John Reckmnn and 1s t, 1 Fort
Wasco Methodist Chuich: Sun- in Hood River this week.
♦ hr heme of O r:c Workman on the
Luther Davis of Kent, and A. A. ner motored to Portland Sunday,
d
iv
school
at
10
a.
m.
Children’s
j
Mrs.
Belle
Ginn
and
Miss
Ev
lvn
John Day river. There was a pic­
Dunlap, R. J. Baker, Gus Eng- j 0. Larson of The Dulles was .
nic d ’nner. boating,swimming, etc. day program from 11 to 12. Preach .Fndersby of Moro spent Tuesday
stiom were business visitors in business visitor at the Standard
Those enjoving the day were Mr. ing service at the Grass ^Valley anJ Wednesday at the I . D. May
Arlington
Friday.
Oil plant Tuesday.
.
an ’ M rs. Hugh ° ',hull, Mr. ano M thodist church Sunday aftei;- home. ____
Tom ICoyle shipped "a truck load
noon
at
2:30.
Mrt. E rnest Schull and Douglas
Jerry Wilson and family
of cattle to Portland Wednesday CARD OF APPRECIATION
F. L. Cannell, Pastor.
end Jean; Mr. and Mrs. Charles !
Surday dinner guests of Mi
and Mr. and Mrs. Coyle left Thurs­
Wa wish to express our appr ■-
Adlard and Barbara M°loy; Jr,med I
Mrs. Shelton F ritts.
day for that place where he will elation of the kind and frirndly
i
Upton and daughter Mary and Mr. 1 Moro Christian Science Society:
sell his c a ttk before going to Leb­ assistance extended to us by on-
Fire
of
undetermined
origin
de­
Church service a t eleven .o’clock
Gilman.
S tr o llin g m u sic ia n s w ho w ander a b o u t T rea su re Island an d
anon, to attend the straw berry
Mrs. A. S. Johnson returned on Sunday, and Wednesday meet­ stroyed the cabin occupied by festival. They will also visit Mr. fri nds and neighbors in connection
e n te r ta in w herever th ey go w ith so n g an d d a n ce as w ell as In stru ­
w?li th? loss of our pl^ce of wo*-
m e n ta l m u sic , add a to u c h of r o m a n c e at th e g la m o r o u s C a li­
Sunday from a weeks visit with . ing at eight o’clock in the evening. Mr?. C. B. Doyle Tuesday a fte r­ Coyle’s sister in Silverton.
ship
by fire on Sunday, J»ine 4.
noon.
Melvin
Balzer
who
was
forn ia W orld’s Fair. Every day th e y seren a d e v isito rs in th e group
h r sisters in the W illam ette val- ’ Reading room b open daily, with
Mr. and 'Mrs. Mike Herman and 1939.
of sta te an d c o u n ty b u ild in g s, Jose G o m e l <lvft) on th e gulta%
an attendant on Wednesday e v e -! working at the Turn I V-Lum, saw
lev and her niece at Seaside.
*«i.i Kii s Cavatert |v ronft
their
daughter, Mrs. Watson of
We also wish to exprc’s -our
n.ng
when
all
authorized
Chris-1
?:««ke
coming
from
the
building,
The Womens Missionary Socie­
Medford, were call1, rs at the home thanks and appreciation to our
Records
show that he held both years.
Bedding
ty will hold its r gular meeting t an Science literature may be
Mrs. of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lemley brethren of the M rthodist (Church class and student body officer, be­
borrowed
or
purchased.
The
public
an<*
her
clothes
were
saved.
When he arrives in Corvallis
nt DeMoss park with a nienic din­
Doyle was at the Mission meeting Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Herman of Gra«s Valey for their extemting
ner a t 1 p. m , »" Wednesday. U cordially invited.
and Mr. and Mr. Lemley are old to us the use of their building at. ing student body president his next September, Pinkerton will
at the time.
June 14th. The topics are ‘The
friends.
a tem porary church home.
senior year. He was a member of enroll in education courses in prep­
Mr. and Mrs. Jim E aster and son
Moro Full Gospel Assembly: Pro­
Phillipines and West Indies with
'Mr. and Mrs. Henry Tetz and
Bv order of the FIRST BAP
the band and glee clubs, as well aration for Smith-Hughes teach­
Mrs. Orval Thompson for leader. phetic Bible Conference continu of Prineville were callers here children returned to their home at T1ST CHURCH. G
V, ’b v
Anyone not having transportation irg from Sunday, June 11th. Dr Tut ¡-day.
as a basketball letterm an for three ing.
Adam s Saturday morning after Or gon.
please call M rs, Dewey Thompso Chas. L. Thornton of Wichita
Among the students who return- spending a week visiting her par-
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Word has been received her > bv Kansas, nationally known Evange- ed from school are Ferdinand p’its, Mt. and Mrs. Charles Lem-
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Barnum th " t _ p b ta n d Bible te a c h e r’will a p .a k
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an 81 pound son was born
r s T o ghtly (except Saturday) at 7:30*
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Alley were
Doris Stradley, Janet Wilcox and
to Mr. and Mrs. Orville Bai rum | p. m., Bible Prouhecy and its re­ Ellen Cox from OSC; and Doro­ visitors in The Dalles Sunday.
ef Portland.
1 laticn to present world conditions. thy Olds from Monmouth Nor­
Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Stradley
Miss Faye. Thompson left F ri-j Dr. Thornton will also conduct mal.
have as their guests their daugh­
Oregon State Colleg:, Coival-
day for Portland from where she.[.n;eetings on Tuesday, Wednesday.
Bill Guyton and Volna Guyton ter, Mrs. D. E. Morris, and chil­ lis, June 8, (Special)—Dean P ink­
went on to Victoria. B. C., in com­ Thursday and Friday at 2.45 p.
of Kent were visitors here Mon­ dren of Wenatchee, W ashington. erton, Moro high school graduate,»
pany with anothe» UacK-i in- the a t the residence of Mrs. R. J. Ginn.
Mrs. Earl Olds went to Portland is one of 53 Oregon high school
Evelyn Endersby, minister. day.
Glendale schools, to take ship for
Tuesday for several days visit.
graduate« to receive a state board
Bill Helyer of Carson, W ashing­
Honolulu, where they will spend
'Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Todd and of higher education scholarship to
the summer with friends.
Mo»*o Community Church; Sun- ton was a visitor here Monday.
son Bill w'ent to Th: Dalles Sun­ attend Oregon State college next
Mr. and Mrs. Tom F raser of
a n d fo r th e g e n e r a l s a tis fa c tio n
Mr. and Mrs. Gills French were(.Huv, June 11. 1939. 10:00 - Sunday
day when Bill went on to Corval­ fall.
in Portland Sunday and Monday, j p hool. Children’s Day program. Moro were callers here Monday lis to attend summer school.
Described ajj. an all-around ac­
o f t r a d in g w h e r e s t o c k s a r e la r g ­
Mr. and Mrs. Lam °r Sayrs hrd a Special offering for Sunday school evening.
Clyde Stradley and his sister, tivity man as well as a scholar,
Mrs. Tom Alley entertained the Mrs. D. E. Morris, motored to Cor­
gi»< sts this week from Monmouth w irk throughout the world. 11:»»0
Pinkirton was given an unquali­
e s t a n d q u a l i t y g u a r a n t e e d t h is
Mrs. Evelyn Rogers and twe Mo’hirg Vforship, sermon by the Moro-Grass Valley bridge club at vallis Friday, returning Doris fied recommendation for the honor
hei
home
Monday
afternoon.
Mrs.
children.
pastor: “Th? 'Concern of Jesus,”
Stradley to her home here on S at­ by R. J. Cunliff, principal, whose
o ld a n d r e li a b l e s t o r e m e r it s
Kcnn *h C. Olds, son of Mr. and sixth sermon in a serie's on “The H rman Schilling and Mrs. A. F. urday.
opinion of his scholastic ability,
Mrs. W. R. Olds, form erly of Grass F a c t'o f Christ.”
admin­ B-4? ?r received a tie high score
At the pool hall Monday evening, character and w^thinesB was re ­
Y o u r A tte n tio n
Valley, was m arried May I 4, at istered. 7:00 • C hr’stian Endeu- and Mrs. Ed Alley received the Durward Helyer show’ed moving quested by the high school con­
Carson City, Nevada to Miss Ldna I vor meeting 8.00 - Evening wer- guest prize.
pictures of last year’s Grass Val­ tacts committee, which makes (the
Lorraine Co’, man. v Kenneth fin­ 1 ship and selnion by the pastor
Mr. and Mrs. De4 Olds bad as ley Rodeo, also pictures of the awards.
ished high school at Grass Valley Wednesday, June 14, meeting of , their guests last week Mr. and Rodeo at the mouth of -Pine Hol­
and later graduated from the Missionary S»cie” * with covered . Mrs. M. M. Saunders of Walla low, and pictures taken at the
University of Oregon.
1 di-h dinn r e? D' M v - n»»-1:. Tim'» 1 Walla, Washington. - Betty Lou Sherman county fair last year.
Vic Burr is in Moro for a »hort of dinner at 1:0/. ; -s 1 • iy, -’- ’i Olds return d home with them
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Todd had
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time qn a vacation from SCS v.ork IS. Sunday Schoo! P »'!• o ' : ’ before gpihg to Milton to visit her as their guest last week, the la t­
r.t ITurpcr In M alheur county.
churches and Sunday sehoo*-» o uncle and aunt, Mb. and Mrs. te r’s sister, Mrs. Stevens of New
• Tom DeArmond and J. J. Ins­ I Sherman county nt 10.00, begin-- * Frank Olds.
Mexico.
keep, county agent of Clackamas rung with program a t 10:00. Cov-
Eugene Vintin was a visitor
M’s. George Hayworth of ftiaqt-
conn y, v re »,at the experiment , (” ed dish dinner at noon. Place. tle, W ashington spent last week here several davs last week.
station the first of the week to ob­ D Moss park.
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. . A. F. Mansfield th< Home In­
tain flcta about demonstration
_H«nry Go „'Ha »»son, Pastor-
surance Fire A djuster of Portland
Tom. Coyle.
köU«.
t:ials.
Charlotte Crozier of Canyon was h«re Monday in regard to’ U k
The annual Thompson family
Grass
Valley
F irst
Baptist City spent the week end visiting f” - th<»t de«troved the Baptis*
Round-Up will bn held at D ’Mr« Church Sunday, June 11, 1939- her aunt, Mrs. Maude G arrett.
(hur-'-h last Sunday.
«
Springs next Sunday, June 11. (Meeting in the M ethcdist church
Mr. and Mr-. Hc’iry Howell of
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Alley were
This w ill.be the eighteenth g a th ­ budding) 10:00 a. m. - Bible school visitors in The Dalles Thursday. Wasco were callers h re Tuesday
ering of the Thompson clan and C.»me and spend an enjoyable time
.Tames Matches of Kent was e
Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Baker and caller here Monday.
as usual a larg? crowd « o f mem­ w ’th us. 11:00 a. m., Morning wor­
bers of the fam ily are expected to ship - Sermon topic, “ Facing the Mr. and M rs. Dale Baker and
C atherine Christensen of Ben<:
come back to Sherman county foi 1 Future.” 7:00 p. m. - B.Y.P.U. daughter were visitors in The spent last we k visiting her grand
Dalles Thursday.
mother Mrs. R. A. Stow.
the day.
•
, with Daisy G arrett as leader
Mr. and Mrs. Luke Bibby of
Mrs. E rnest Houston and Mrs. , 8:00 p. m., Evening “Cozy Home
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Knight
Richard Bruckert entertained Wed- 1 Hour” with the Adult Bible class Heppner were visitors here T hurs­ and tvan Gervais of Prineville
nesday afternoon at th? home ol j in charge. 8:00 p. m. Tuesday day.
Stopped here Sunday night on their
Mrs. J. S. Newcpmb entertain­ way to Portland where Ivan will
their mother, Mrs. Neil M cDonald,. World Wide Guild meeting. 8:00
with a bridal shower honoring | n. m., Thursday - P rayer and Bible ed the Grass Valley bridge club go to a Clinic.
Mrs. Estel H artley vPent to
M iss’ Mary Re.se, who expects to* study nt the ' parsonage. A tten­ at her home Friday afternoon.
tion ! ! Boys & Girls ! ! Definite Mrs. C. A. Oestreich received the Dufur Sunday to visit her sister,
be m arried early in July.
Mr. and Mrs. H arry Pinkerton announcement will be r r ^ ' Sun­ club prize and Mrs. Eben K c Mrs. Alva Eakin, and family. She
i turned 'Monday. -
left Thursday .for a few days in day as to th« dates for Daily V a­ the guest prize.
cation Bible school. It may start
George McDonald was a bus;-
Winnie Helyer and son of Kent
Portland.
Mrs. M argaret Peetz, son Carl Atondav.
and Wyman French left early F ri­
day morning for Portland to view
College Students
Hail Storm Hits
Music, Romance at S.F. Fair <
Return Home
For Summer
CMiJPCHFS
I
Moro Boy Will
Study Farm ing
Ihc Grass Valley Quality Store
ae for Groceries that Satisfy
Clothes that W ear
iJKIß
For S a le
Hosiery mendmer. Buster Browr
Shoe Store, The Dalles.
20-^f
C la s s ifie d A d s
FOR SALE: Fin? wool buck. Clif­
ford Trumbo, 38F21, Wasco. 31;
LOST: A yellow gold par pin, set
with white and blue stones.
Valued as a keepsake. Return tí
Journal office and receive re ­
ward.
FOR SALE: Windmill in good
. ..shape, cheap. H. A. W?:k¡’.
Wasco, Oregon.
31-3L
FOR SA LÉ’: Second hand mach
inery. 225 Weaner pigs. W. C.
Patterson, Wasco. Phene BBFSJ
W c Have Two Used 10 foot
No. 2 Cherries
CENTER DRIVE
Stall* man F ru 't Co
*623,483.67 tothe RESCUE
located in the Columbia
Thoroughly Reconditioned and Equipped with
Warehouse across the street
Nt.v hbricited Dirt Proof Shields
from The Dalles Soda Works.
A
W. McLEOD
Dealer In
a’l.in* W eed ers, Treaters .
FOR SALE: 18-foot H arris com­
Used Weeders
bine. $500. R. M. Johnson. Klon
dike.
- 29-3,
p y p f v t e p e q u ip m e n t
FOR SALE: 1st class 1C’
Moro, Oiegon
Phore 45
Rumley Combine. C. J. K r .g t',.
. . Klondike, Oregon.
I
Same Cuarantte As New Weedcrs
!
See These R eds T o d a y
:
FO SS & CO.
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M oro
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O regon ’
Complete Stock Cervine Che ncy W eaver Parts
AND that’s just the beer tax revenue thia state
tfse(f collects.. . to lift the burden of direct tax­
ation from your shoulders. Nationwide, beer
contributes over a million dollars a day to the
coat of government. Think what that means in
paying for relief, in public works, in old age
assistance right in your own community.
Then think of the million new jobs that beer
made. And then add to that a 100 million foliar
market for farmera’ crops 1
How can we keep these benefits . . . for you->
and for us? Brewers of America realize thia
depends on keeping beer retailing as wholesome
as beer itself. They want to help public officials
in every possible way. They cannot enforce laws.
But they can—ond will—cooperate !
M a y w e s e n d y o u a b o o liie l telling of their
unusual self-regu lation program? Address:
United Brewers Industrial Foundation, 19 East
40th Street, New York, N. Y.
•Dolo from liquor Control Commtulo«; Ikon»«
U«» included
BEER...a beverage o f moderation