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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (May 10, 1940)
i THE SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON State Officials , Visit Moro .MORO SCHOOL NOTES] »-• rr By W’yman John French Max B&rzee and George Martin went to Arlington to participate In the track meet between the B Model T Ford Race Run At FRIDAY, MAY 10, 1940 Mr. and Mrs. John Block of Bake oven visited relatives here Sunday btinging Miss .Olive Potter, who has been visiting them, here witn them. Ljfle, Washington base ball team motored here Sunday where the Grass Valley team defeated them by a score of 17 to 4. Earl Olds is giving his house a new coat of paint Sam Stark and son Wallace made a business trip td* Portland Sunday' . Those who attended the dance at Wasco Saturday evening were Alex McDoifald, Mias Patricia Cyphers, Jack Lewis. Virginia Helyer, Doris Newcomb, Edwin Peters, Emma Eilen Fortner, Leighton Fields Rose Fields, Helen Fortner, Fran ces Wells, Bob King. Kenneth Mr. and Mrs. John Rolfe went to Crews, Wayne Karnes, Robert T h e. Dalles Monday where Mr. Schilling. Lila Lee Alley, Wallace Rolfe attended the Odd Fellow Dis- Stark, Ivan Blagg. Kenneth Bar nett, Anita Dunlap and Ralph and I trict Convention. ' , Rev. and Mrs. Gerald Dryden and Melvin Balzer. * teams of this district. George won I fifth place in the high jump and j Max fifth in the 440 yard dash, i Mr. Hollinshead took a load of Quite a crowd was at the ball David Eccles, state budget offi- boys to Eugene last week end for cei, and Lloyd R. Smith, state cor the American Legion junior Oly park Sunday after the game to poration commissioner, stopped mpics, a form of track meet tried sec the Model T Ford race. Start- here briefly Monday evening while out for the first time in the Uni- ir.g were Roy Wells, Frank Pike, on their way to Pendleton, La- i red States .Those making the trip Leighton Fields and -Ralph Balzer. Grande and Burns where Mr. Ec were Mac Hall, John Shipley, Mil Roy Wells had an accident, wreck- cles will examine state institutions lard Melzer, David McLeod ana ing his Ford and receiving a few scratches. Frank Pike came in family left Monday for McMinn- and Mr. Smith transact business , Ramsey Schadewitz. first, with Fields second and ville to attend the Baptist Conven- for his department. I The school band participated in | tion. » Mr. and Mrs. Harry Blough and the Mid-Columibir band festival at Balzer several laps behind. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Tallman and Wasco last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Loy Cochran and Glen Karnes and sons Kenneth daughter Bara'bra, of Portland, son Gordon of Portland were week an<^ Lloyd went to Prineville Sat- came up Saturday and remained end guests at the home of Mr. and u ,day and Wayne Karnes and Rob- until Sunday as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Eben Kee. ’ I ert Schilling went Sunday, all re Mrs. L. R. Conlee. Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Stradley turning home Sunday evening. Miss Georgia Blaylock came up Mother’s Day and Graduation Moro Community" Presbyterian 1 and daughter Marjory of Portland from The Dalles to spent the week gifts. Martha Cope. Church: 10:00 - Sunday School. 1 were last week end guests at the Donald Williams spent Wednes Classes for all ages - Special Moth home of Mr. Stradley s parents, enc visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Blaylock.r day night in a hospital in The cr’s Day features. Mi. and Mrs. F. L. Stiadley. The Baptist Mission society met Dalles for treatment of his right Mrs. Fred Cox, Mss. W. J. Davis at the home of Mrs. Glen Karnes eye, in which he got a piece of 11:00 - Morning Worship - Moth- er’s Day observance. Theme of ! and Vivian Fritts motored to The Tuesday afteroon. metal last week. sermon will be ‘‘A Look at our j Dalles Tuesday to shop. . Mr. and Mrs. Wallace May, and Bernard Martin was in Portland Mether’s.” -Special music. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Gilliam of Mrs. A. M. Zevely and daughter Thursday on business. On his re 7.30 - Young people will meet at San Fernando, California arrived Grace Marie and Mrs. Glen Karnes turn he brought his wife’s aunt, the church. Discussion will be con Saturday to visit her brother and ajid g ud p r jtts were dinner guests Mrs. H. H. Watkins of Gresham, ducted by Miss Betty Templeton. wife, Mr. and Mrs. Gus Smith. | at kome of Mr. and Mrs. Fred up for a visit. Mrs. Watkins ac The hosts for the evening are Miss Mr. and Mrs. Rich Campbell and ' Cox Sunday. companied her niece and nephew Gene Brisbine, Florence Lawrence, son and his mother, Mrs. Maud | Among the shoppers in The to The Dalles Saturday to the and Carel Bennett. Campbell of The Dalles visited rel. Dalles Thursday were Mr. and Pioneer Reunion. Herry G. Hanson, Pastor. r tives here Sunday Mrs. Clyde Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Winkler, 26, and Beulah Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bibby and Art Dick Holdaway and daughter, Lila Carlson, 27, appiled for a marriage Wasco Church of Christ: May 12 Eibby went to The Dalles Monday Lee Alley, Mirs. Norris Gilkison. license from County Clerk Joe Stnday School - 10 a. m. There vj8j| their sister, Mrs. Harry Bill Brinkert, Mrs. Glen Karnes, Truitt Saturday of last week. Both will be a short Mother’s Day pro- Bti,zley of Mason City. Wash., who Mr. and Mrs. Gus Smith, Mr. and are employed by R. W. Belshe. gram. Church Worship at 11 a- m. ^he Hospital recovering from Mrs. Sam Gilliam and Mr. and Miss Mary Louise Ireland drove Special Mother s Day sermon . < an operation Mrs. Tom Coyle. to Eugene last Saturday to visit Junior Church at same time. . j Mrs Herman Schilling and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Martin, with friends. The Baccalaureate service will be Charles Lemley went to Moro Mon- Mrs. H. A. Somer and Miss Anna Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Knighten hdd in the Christian church at : day> Tuesday and Wednesday to Schwartz were visitors in The anti son and Roy Hogue of Grass 8:00 p. m. attend the bridge club lessons by Dalles Friday. Miss Schwartz-vis. Moro Christian Science Society: gam Gordon> sponsored by ‘ the ited her brother George, who has Valley were in Eugene Friday and Saturday to attend the junior Olym “Adam and Fallen Man” is the sub ^jcro Women’s clu-b. been ill. pics and visit friends. Also going ject of the Lesson-Sermon at I lf * Mr and Mrs L L Funk of Was. Those who attended the Senior were Russel Hollinshead, accompa- o’clock Sunday morning. May 12. | CQ and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Fer- play at Kent from Grass Valley The p ajjes were guests at Friday night were A. A. Dunlap. n.ed by Millard Melzer, John Ship- Sunday school it at 10 a. m. and j r(dj ley. Mac Hall, David McLeod and the Wednesday evening meeting the home of Mr. and * Mrs. - Ted - Mr and Mrs. Kenneth Martin and Ramsey Schadewitz who entered convenes at eight o’clock. The read. Everett Sunday. the Misses Cassie and Mabel ing room is in the. rear oi the the meet. Mr. and Mrs. Don Clodfelter Holmes. Wilbur Haggerty of ;« Tkn naiiaj Tua^. -Kent was a business caller here Clyde Kiddle, crop insurance ad churfh. UHlding and haK>ll_jtiCren- j Trtri| ministrator, was here last Mondky dant on Wednesday evening' The Monday. g mma Jean Eakin, daughter of for a few hours conference with public is invited to all services and Mr. a nd Mrs. Gus Engstrom to make use of the reading room. and Mrs L D Eakin, was tak. were visitors in The Dalles Sat local agents. ----------------- “ ' cn to The Dalles hospital last Wed- urday. Mr. ahd Mrs. Jay Price of Ska Wasco Methodist Church- resday for an appendicitis opera- ... Verel Teschnrf' of Yakima, Wn., mania, Washington were here front r Sunday until Tuesday to visit Mr. lay School at 10 a. m. Mother’s | tjon J spent the week end here. Day program by Sunday School at Mrg Hazel Zurlinden is n(>w em- and Mrs. E. E. Barnum. Mr. Price Miss Margaret Trabue motored is past president of the Wasco 10:30 a. m. Mothers Day Service pb)yed at the Alley Confectionery, to The Dalles Saturday to spend county pioneers having finished his from 11 to 12 a. m. Special music . fiilly Rolf(? went to The Danes the week end visiting her parents. term last Saturday. Mrs. Price Ly the choir. Sermon subject, I gaturday for a check up by the M:ss Virginia Helyer accompanied doctor. He motored to Portland her, returning the same day; went to Bend to visit friends with ‘ Mother. ’ Epworth League at 6:30 p. m. j gurday with a group of young Mr. and Mrs. Barnum. A. M. Coyner and Dick Huhman ________ K- L- C-annell, Pastor. , p^Opje fram The Dalles, and re- left Thursday for Wamic where The Breakfast club defeated the turned home Monday with 'Roy they are build ing "a concrete tennis Boys club on the soft ball diamond Tuesday night by a score of 10 court. There will be a base ball game Frank and Claud Bayer and Har to 5 Registered here Sunday between Grass Val- ry Stark were overnight guests Walter Ruggles has installed a For Sale or Trade: new cooling unit in his confec Shorthorn Bull and two Shorthorn ley and Tygh Valley, and fol’owi ng at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Willis tionery this week and has also bull calves to be kept until wean- j will be another Tin Lizzie race Brittain at Tygh Valley Saturday night. Helen Stark and Ethel changed his back bar to make it ing time. Call 416. F. D. Flatt. I with all the thrills and spills. Burnett who have been visiting the Moro, 27-8 Mr. an<^ Mrs. Fred Cox and Don. more modern and handy. Hart’s Better R. I. Red Chix Glen Karnes, Elton Eakin and B’ ittain’s, returned home with Mr .and Mrs. Lester Barnum and Mr. and Mrs. Giles French .>7.60-100, $4.00-50, $2.25 for 25 Ellen Eakin attended the piano re- them. Roy Hogue left Friday morning and family were in Fossil Sunday prepaid. May Leghorns same price 1 cital at Wasco Friday evening. to help Judge Carl Hendricks cele Leghorn pullets, day old $16.00- , Principal Ray Jewel accompanied with Wily Knighten for Eugene 100, $8.50-50, $4.50 for 25. Remem- Harry Stark, Bill Todd, Claude where Roy entered the Junior brate his birthday. Mr. and M rs. Byron Peetz have ber H art’s Hatchery, Beaverton, Payer and Frank Payne to Arling- Olympics. ! ton Friday where they entered the moved to Salt Lake City where he Q..eg On Read the ads in the Journal. _____I District Field Meet. is employed by the Consolidated Freight Lines. SEN IO R C la ss PLA Y •P.-D. Hill of Oregon State and “Meet the Duchess” 24 students from that school were here Saturday to look over the ex periment station while on a trip to S a t u r d a y , M a y 1 1 suck stations in eastern Oregon. 7:45 p.m. The flowers* growing in thé Tru man Strong yard attract the at tention of every passer by whether he be a flower fancier or an ordi nary human pleased by display of color. Tulips and other flowers are massed in plots to make the yard 35-25-10 most attractive. While On Trip Grass Valley W ant A d s CIVIC AUDITURHJM GRASS VALLEY , SERVICE SPECIAL T im e t ) h a v e y o u r c a r c o n d itio n e d fo r Jop un g. Our e x p e r t ’m e c h a n ic s g u a r a n te e b e s t s e r v ic e a t lo w e s t p r ic e s . EXPERT G REASE $1.00 FRUITS ¡.VEGETABLES LETTUCE TRAWBEHRIES 2 heads 13c grow n M arket P rice L o c a l SPINACH l SPA RA G U S 3 pounds 1 1 c Local 3 pounds 2 3 c c r is p ;R. ONION'S or NEW POTATOES IADISHES 3 bu O 7 c S h a f t e r N o 1 6 1I)S. * 19c HUBARB BANANAS l “ ‘« i 4 p o u n d s GRipcn 3 pounds 2 3 c 1RAPEFRUIT LEMONS L a rg e la r g e 6 for D oz. 1 7 c r iz o n a ju ic y 2 cans 2 5 c h rim p G ulf B rand D ry P a ck a n g th e p e r fe c t sa la d d re ssin g lip c O liv e s ex tra la r g e p er q u art 2 9 c 2 pint c a n s 2 9 c 'ork a n d B e a n s V an C am ps ta ll ___________ ■ _ RICES EFFECTIVE FRIDAY WE ELIVER 3 cans 2 9 c ■ ■ — — f AND SATURDAY MAY 10-11 C O N L E E ’S G R O C ER Y PHONE 622 . Scientific chasa’s lubrication with correct warm weather lubricants. Guaranteed to give your new car life! Do it today! MORO, Foss & Co. ' OREGON ...... . Complete Stock and PAGE Q u a lity G o o d s Mr. and Mrs. Charles Everett of Wasco, were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Everett Wed nesday evening. Mrs. Don Smith entertained the junior bridge club at her home Thursday afternoon with high scores going to M>s. J. S. Newcomb ant Mrs. Ed Alley. Mrs. (Dean Olds received the consolation prize. John Hays and his brother Jim Hays, and Roy Schilling were vis itors in Moro Saturday. Ellen Eakin spent the week end in Wasco at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Claud Coats. Mr. and Mrs. Luke Bibby - and Pr. Ray Rice of Heppner were week end guests at the Art Bibby home. Luke and Dr. Rice went to Maupin Sunday fishing. They re turned home Monday morning. 'Mr. anjl Mrs. Vernon Eakin left the latter part of the week for Portland to visit relatives. Don’t forget the Senior class play ‘ Meet the Duchess” given at the Civic Auditorium at 8 p. m. I. D. Pike left Tuesday for Her miston to be gone several days. Mr. and Mrs. Gus Schilling stopped at the J. S. NewcorrA home Saturday on their way to Kent from The Dalles. A. M. Grass Tallty Thnitr “ OUR Bob LEADING CITIZEN ” with Burns and Jean Lockhart See Amazing Dnrolife the inner spring unit exclusive in the Sealy Mattress, is new, reinforced where. needed, more durable, longer lifed. Across the center oi the mattress Sealy places six rows oi heavier,- stronger coils, w hich prevents sag and even sitting on the"bed d o n ’t hurt this mattress. It's all steel/ no wire, no clips/ no twine or rope S. W . Searcy E E 8 O regon M oro W illiams & Co. —¿TOth A N N IV E R S A R Y Remember Mother’s Day Hundreds of Once a year Bargain Sunday, May 12th We have done everything possible to make our 70th Anniversary Sale r.n important event for you with special merchandise marked at prices that means savings for you. Spring Coats Regular values to $12.75 Dress and sport type coats, fitted and box back, plain colors and Mono tone tweeds. All new spring coats, values to $12.75 included at $ 7 .8 4 No Spring ^D resses M end Irregu lars Here it is, the sale you’ve ibeer. wa’ting for. No mend irregularf with imperfections so slight they cannot be noticed. New summer shades. Sizes 8i to 104 79c S atin Slips •New dresses, gay new prints and plain colors. Types for street and afternoon wear. Pleats, flared sk irts, button and lingerie trim. Sizes 12 to 42. Anniversary Sale price 3 cent Notion Sale Tailored or lace trimmed, four Hundreds of useful notions and gore or bias cut. Adjustable knick-knacks to choose from shoulder straps, first quality. Tea Dish cloths iPin Cusions rose shade size 34 to 44 Sanitary Belts Pant hangers Shoe laces Handkerchiefs Garters Buttons Polishing cloths Cookie cutters Handmade Lace Cloths $ 0 88-* Window cleaners Orange juicers Fly swatters Paring knives Adhesive tape Can openers Combs Vegetable grater Safety pins Cake turners Ric Rao Brushes Pot holders Dish mops Stamped Pillow ,Cases 32 Piece Chinawear Genuine Pepperel sheeting full Full dinner^ize 66x86 at a sav Salem China, in Tulip, Indian size 36x42. Stamped for embroid trees, Garden and Empire patterns ing* only four anniversary sale ery could /bring Service for 6. $7.08 value $1.98 49 cents pr. Rayon Lunch Cloths Uni-Slips $4.98 Glass Tumblers The streamlined slip, brassiere Lustrous rayon and cotton lunch or V top, tailored or lace trimmed, Heavy base imitation cut, very cloths, gay patterns, fair color white or tea rose practical for everyday use 39c 78 cents 6 for 49 cents Wash D resses Boys Whipcord Pants 19c 86x36 size • Fast color prints, short sleeves, Strong, long wearing whipcord flared or straight skirts. Regular Large size 20x40 double weave 98c value regular 1.49 value terry towels block patterns Cannon Towels D ry G o o d s, C lo th in g a n d S h o e s to m e e t th e n e e d s o f th e c o m m u n it y D e p e n d a le , Q u a lity G r o c e r ie s ZEIG LER’S ° s ± Grass Valley Special 2 for $ 1 .0 0 . 1»c Camp Comforts PERCALE Soft eotton filled comforts. Full Fine quality percale—36 inches size, covered with khaki material wide, gay new prints on light or 4.98 value dark grounds 12?c per yd. M 4 $ 1 .0 0 $1.98 Cannon Sheets Stock up on these Cannon ir regulars 81x89 74c 81x108 , 84c 36x42 cases ,1 . 18c
