Sherman County journal., November 22, 1940, Page 4, Image 4

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S H E R M A N C O U N T T JO U R N A L . MORO. OREGON
F R ID A Y . N O V E M B E R 22, 1940
W omen of the S tudy club post*
poned th e ir re g u la r m eeting F r i­
d a y aftern o o n to enable them to
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atten d a tea sponsored by the
Mcro W om ans club in behalf of
the D oernbecher hospital.
Mr. and M rs. H. D. P roudfoot
drove to Condon F rid ay and v isit­
ed w ith H a rry Dean P roudfoot
and wife. They attended a lodge
The P. T. A. is sponsoring a
M r’ ■ H a " y Y, n
while there
b a fk e t social to be held F rid ay ,
tam ed fo r the pleasure of m em bers ,
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of the p ast m atrons of the E astern | Mr. ¥nd Mrs. Dick Johnson left N ovem ber 29th. T here will also
S ta r and five additional g u ests. Svr.aay fo r P ortland and E ugene. be fo rty five m inutes of e n te rta in ­
T uesday a t her home. The T hanks- A m onth will be sp en t visiting m m ent. E veryone is invited to a t ­
giving m otif .was used a t d essert E ugene w ith M r and Mrs. Ray tend.
luncheon followed by bridge a t Barlow an d children and he re-
Mr. and Mrs. Louie Schadewilz
v.hich Mrs. Rhodes of Biggs won m ainder o f the w in ter in Ptortlan 1. and d au g h ters of Coquille, arriv ed '
th e Sliest prize and M rs. H .u f e lt
T hanksgiving day g u ests a t th e at K ent S atu rd a y evening, to vis- j
the elub nrize.
1 Fl <“e C rew s home w ere Mrs. Abbie it relatives and frien d s during ;
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i H ili and W ayne of P o rtlan d , the T hanksgiving holidays.
T y th m n -s is te rs lodge announce
of
# and Mr
Mr. and Mrs. L. J . Davis were !
a raffle of a rug Novem ber 28 a t
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BuCf,
o f S e a tllc .
dinner g u ests of Mr. and Mrs. J.
t i e lodge hall when a card p a rty
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will be given.
• ' ! M rs’ F l° y d R oot and Mrs> Bver_ C. Wilson T hursd ay evening.
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«»«.v ! ett W atkins w ere cohostesses at
J. M. W ilson and L ester W ilson
Mr. and Mrs. John Illingsw orth ................ ...
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two co n tract • bridge p a rtie s last w ere business
callers
in oThe
o* I n ? D ilk s were gueste T h u ri-
w tek. Six taibles w ere in play D allies
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M
rs.
L ester
(iuy of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
S aturday at the hom e of M rs. W ilson, who had sp en t F riday
G ran t A rm sw orthy.
Root.* H igh score was won by M rs. night w ith her p aren ts a t D ufur,
M rs. Louise Thom as and Dewey Hugh W hite and second by M^s.
retu rn ed home w ith them .
r - nm n'm i ■1 kv
Sv Mi-s
Mi*s Catherin*.
C atherine A rt Sm ith Luncheon preceded th:
Mrs. Grace G regg was called to
F ridley left for P ortland this week ; gam e. T h u rsd ay five tables were
G rande Ronde la s t week on ac­
,J visit Mr. and M rs. M arvin O ver­ were in play. Mrs. Johnnie John
count of 4he* serious illness of h er
holts and Miss M ary Thom as.
?o. of P ortland and Mrs. F red au n t, Mrs. C aroline P ichette.
Mr. and Mrs. A rt Oleson came H ennagin scored, high and M rs.
Am ong those from K ent a tte n d ­
from Kelso, and spent T hursday M flvin W alsh low. M rs. S trong,
ing -the sale la s t T h u rsd ay a t the
a t the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs McLeod and M rs. C h ristia n ­
P e te r T r u c h o t. ranch id low er
son of Moro and Mrs. Johnson
A rth u r S argent.
Antelope w ere: J. C. W ilson, J. H.
H E. Endicott of Prineville were guests.
W ilson, John W ilson, J. L. D a v 'i, i
Col. C. R. Morris, left, stirs the blue lottery capsules contain.ng the
n m f W V
ednesday
. evening
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es O’M eara, T---
mem- J a y M cKay, A rth u r Ju stesen , L.
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draft
numbers of 16.500.000 registrants, while Capt. R. B. Davidson pours
his wife who has been visiting for , |)er> ()f the Linfield college fco t- S nther, J. E. N orton and son, J. M. I
the last of the capsules into the historic bowl. Note the “ second story"
the p a s t th ree weeks a t the home '
squad played F rid ay w ith St. W ilson, Mr. and Mrs. John Deck- j
added to the famous goldfish bowl after It was discovered the bowl was
of h er p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. H. i M artins college as th e ir opponents er and children, I/ester W ilson,
not large enough to hold the 8,500 capsules.
H. W hite. They will re tu rn home | This is Jam es Ia si y ea r on the
R obert Schilling, G eorge W ilson, 1
tta m . P a tty O’M eara has had Mr. and M rs. Volna Guyton and
F rid ay .'
a fte r d ark , it was revealed. S-ev. in 'c itie s and all 'but one occurred
T uesday study club m em bers good success as a goose hunter.
Bobby.
met w ith Mrs. A rchie Gosson.
The two table co n tra ct club was
J. M., G eorge and L ester W il­ en ty p ercen t o f th e d eath s were e ith e r d u rin g dusk o r^ a fte r dark.
T h anksgiving w as observed w ith en tertain ed a t the home of Mrs. son were business visiors a t H ay
a roll call o f the origin of the day. J. T. Johnson. D essert luncheon Creek la st F rid ay .
S tu d d ed
Go\ S p rag u e’s proclam ation was was served and Mrs. F ran k Lem-
D inner g u e sts a t the home of
read b y
Mrs. Caldwell. Mrs. born won club prize.
R obert Schilling F rid ay w ere Mr. j
Helen B ruckert read “ W hat Shall
Mias Olive Robinson was club and Mrs. M illard Thom son and
I Sow to the M a s te r? ” Mrs. Can- hostess to m em bers of the Tilli- Ralph Hooper of A'ntelope.
re ll read a T hanksgiving prayer, cum club. M rs. A rt Sm ith held
Mr. and Mrs. J. C, Wilson and
end th e club sang to m ake up th e high
,
score and Mrs. F ran k M orrow Nellie spent the week en d at Bend
S a v e T h e P r ic e
program . Luncheon was served by | jnw
v s itin g a t th home of Mr. and
the h o stesses Mrs. Gosson and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. John Rolce drove Mrs. H enry Nelson. T h eir grand
o f C h a in s
j.co W atkins.
to P ortland for a week end visit. icn, Gorge Sacre, who had spent
P at O’M eara, I>ee and Joe Deh-
Mi. and Mrs. Law rence Funk '( veral days visitin g here, re tu r n ­
lar, and Mr. Culp of The Dalles re- w ert business visitors in P ortland 'd to B°nd w ith them . -
SKID-PROOF
tu rn ed home from elk hu n tin g w ith F riday.
Roy Hogue of G rass V alley
two elk each to th e ir credit.
i W m Nisbet and H ert) Root vUr spent several days la s t week a t
THE IDEAL TIRE IN
A b ab y clinic w as neld nere m on-
^he M asonic lodge in G resham the home of his g ran d p a r e n t s /
MUD, SAND, DIRT, SNOW
Mr. and Mrs. L. V/ Amick.
day in the library room
T h e powerful
Tuesday evening
™ old. old co .,’ “
grip of the
A b irth d ay p a rty honoring Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Feldm an had
Miss Orvti Stevens and her
sturdy studs
T h anksgiving dinner wih th e ir son g ’ Hnd m other have taken an a p a r t­ Tay McKay w a i given last T h u rs­
H am ilto n finds
will take you
in law and dau g h ter, Mr. and Mrs. ment fo r the w inter a t Hotel day a t th e home of Mrs”. George
t
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t
place
on many a
to your des­
McKay. Those enjoying the oc­
W alt Maffei a t H erm iton.
Chnstmas list. For only
tination re­
Snt rm an.
casion included M rs. E rn e st Sm ith, ,
gardless of
W ayne B artrum is w orking at
V isitors a t the home of Mr. and
w at k ° n m akes ft o
d condi-
Mrs. A rth u r C ra tty , M rs. E d ith
the M clrrtye farm .
w atches exclusively.
Mrs. J T. Johnson included Mr
Lyons,
Mrs.
H
arley
McKay
Mrs.
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U S T R EC E T V E D \
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Belshee at- nn,j Mrs. H arland Johnson
of
tended theW hite Shrine m eeting Spokane, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. John- Ora C ra tty , Mrs. R obert Schilling, |
in The Dalles T hursday evening.
jr. and two children, Lila Lee and d au g h ter, Mrs. Allen Bekke- i
D inner guests a t the Roy B et-j i n <j C onnie 'Ray o f Portland., duh’. and children, M rs. John Deck-
er and children, Mrs. W alter W il- |
shec hom e Sunday included Mr. and H arland ami wife cam e from P ort-
son and sons, G eraldine N orton, 1
Mrs. C larence S p arlin g and chil- j ian(j where they had visited her
dren, Mrs. Jam es Kenny and Clif- j p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. B urns, D orothy C ra tty , Mrs. V erne Mob-
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fo ld and Mr. and Mrs. Fihn of |
Mr and Mrs M M Powen a n Icy and sons Mrs. George Wilson
rn d son, and the honor guest.
I.aG rande.
the p aren ts of a d a u g h te r born
F ra n k B en n ett of The D alles
T h is N ew C e f h n e d
F. L. B arn e tt tran sa cted busi- Monday in The Dalles hospital.—’ and W ren Hogue of G rass Valley
ness in The Dalles and Ted
Mrs. Afton M cIntyre received began d rillin g a well on the John
R e t r e a d G i v e s Y< u T u l l
Arvid A nderson were also visitors th e higrh csore W ednesday a fte r- Decker ranch la s t M onday.
W i n t e r P . o t c r ti< n
noon a t the home of Mrs. Joe Hil-
there.
Mr, and M rs. H arley M cKay
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce G rady spent derbrand. Mrs. Grace M edler r e ­ w ere dinner g u ests of Mr. and Mrs.
T h anksgiving day in Goldendale as ceived low score.
R obert Schilling
S atu rd ay eve­
A ll W a lth e r -W illia m *
guest« of Mr. G rady’s sister, Miss
Mrs. B ernis Guy en tertain ed at ning.
R e tr e a d s G u a r a n te e d
N ora Grady.
a co n tract bridge p a rty T ueesday
Mrs. Owen B a rn e tt D ft
this afternoon with th ree tallies in play
J k /A L T H E R
Q E R V IC F .
Lay C a rlisle , J e w e le r
w» ek
on
eK for P
r v ortland
iu n u u v
n ■ business. .
p u c e u e u by
oy d esse rt luncheon. Mrs.
pit-ceded
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T A T IG N
Mrs. E. A. E lton and M rs. Geo. j F ran k Land torn w as _ presented
The Ddlles, Oregon
THE DALLES
S zu arer of The Dalles were callers ( w :th the club prize and M rs. R osy
Sunday, a t the home of Mr. and H ilderbrand w ith low.
Mrs. Louis Scholl.
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Wasco Clubs
Kent PTA Will
Meet During
Give Program
Hi- W ay / to H ealtm
Past Week
November 29
OREGONAPAIRY COUNCIL
Last Step in Draft Lottery
R e tre a d s
C H R ISTM AS
AND
H A M IL T O N
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. Zry^ADA J i- M Ä Y N E
R esults o f these
No financier m akes more im por- ( tive disorders.
ta n t investm ents th an does the sym ptom s m ay 'he a person who is
woman who spends the weekly c o n stan tly under p ar - in his ré ­
fooa allowance. S h en sees th e re- sistan ce to disease and his g e n e r­
sultT of her m oney m anagem ent al well being.
reflected, not in financial- loss a r / •• •The country over, the out stan d ­
gain, but in the h ealth and h ap p i­ ing difference betw een good and
ness of her fam ily. S ettin g a good
table can be a g re a t stra in on the poor diet lies in the g re a te r am ount
budget, unless one plans the m eals of the protective foods th a t tho
carefully w ith due reg ard to both good diet contains. These foods
ir.ciude milk, eg g s, green leafy
m onetary and dietetic values.
vegetables and fru its , especially
“You can spend enough money the c itru s fru its and tom atoes.
on food to buy a good d iet anti These foods are called “ pro tectiv e”
still suffer .from hidden h u n g er.” because they are rich in certain
1 hat is the g ist of a recent survey rim e ra is and vitam ins. And th ey
of diets of fa rm and city fam ilies a n
ëspecially valuable because
made by the IBureau of Home Eco­ they supply calcium and vitam in
nomies, U. S. D ep artm en t of A g ri­ A and C - the food fa cto rs freq u en t
cu ltu re and fo ur o th er governm ent ly lew in poor diets. Milk should
agencies. In oth er words, m any a be supplied in am ounts of one q u a rt
city fam ily is not laying out its fo r each child every day and one
food d o llars so as to buy h ealth pint fo r the ad u lts if the safety-
and good n u tritio n . Many a fa rm , level fo r calcium is to 'be m ain ­
fam ily is not m aking the m ost of tained. A close-up of the diets in
its land and livestock to feed the th is survey showed th a t those rated
fam ily rig h t.
Diet deficiency is excellent used th ree tim es as much
w idespread and it is not confined milk, and alm ost twice as m any
to fam ilies whose income are too vegetables and fru its , as the d iets
b»w to buy enough of rig h t kind rated as poor or unsafe. Obvious­
of food.
ly from this stu d y , it is well w orth
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I In g ra d in g diets fo r the survey any hom em aker’s tim e to study
I any diet was called “ u n safe” th a t ^vvlues and th e ir relatio n to food
did not furnish a t least the a v e r­ costs.
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age am o u n ts of the food values
the body needs ju s t to keep it go ­
ing. T his type of diet is unsafe
because a person c a n ’t count on
it to keep him in shape to stand
] up u nder ord in ary stresses and
stra in s of life - much less fit him
! *o m eet any kind of a crisis. L’n-
PORTLAND, OREGON
' safe d iets b rin g in th eir tra in such
, sym ptom s as chronic fatig u e, le th ­
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N ew ru b b er
w ilr tto r s t o p s
w r in g e r r o lls
Trade
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paym ent. Phone
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for trial
f t Ivin y !
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Convsr. eot Location
Coffee Shop Buffet Tavern
Dialog and Banquet Rooms
Famously Fine Food
• Modern Appointments
• Luxurious Outside Rooms
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• Geraze Opposite
The
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SKATING
I® F rid a y , N o v e m b e r 2 2
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Panamanian Consul
l f u o iiiv o o
Little Hermits say:
“IT HITS
THEMARK
fo r Quality, Flavor
and Valuer
I. has been estim ated th a t s ta te
and federal gasoline tax es am ount
to $2,106 a m inute, or $35.10 a
second, th ro u g h o u t the year, ac­
cording to the O regon S ta te M otor
Assc-ciation. T otal sta te , local,
anc federal m otor vehicle tax es a-
rnount to approxim ately $3,333 n
m inute or $55.55 a second.
P a t io n i z e
Children
10c
Evening 7:30 to 11 H S and adults 25 & 35c
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TRY
Jo u rn a l A d v ertisers
TOO A V ’$■
T IP
ON FARM POWER
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Pat O ’ M eara
Yovr /zCotorp/Hor* Doof«r
• The idea back of snow shoes
has saved farmers thousands,of
dollars. • Snow shoes spread the
weight and keep the wearer on ti
top. • "C aterpillar" tracks do
the same for tra ito rs. . . prevent .
packing and slipping,
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Products
Corporatioa, New York 4
Afternoon 2:30 to 5
O’MEARA
Supply & Imp. Co
John .Deere5 ,
.
Caterpillar
Miss Josefita Arias, sister of P res­
ident Aruulfo Arias of Panam a,
shown as she arrived in New York
to take over the post of Panam anian
consul general.
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D ead Pedestrians
Often A g e d
Of the 17 ped estrian s killed in
Oregon during the m onth of Octo­
ber, all b u t five were over 50 y ears
of age, the av erag e of all such
victim s being 55.4 y ears, it was
revealed in a study m ade by the
traffic safety division of the sta te
d ep a rtm en t, re su lts o f which w ere
announced today.
In c o n tra st to the h ig h er age
averag e of p ed estrian traffic vic­
tim s, d riv e rs o f th e ca rs which
Etruck them w ere ap proxim ately
20 y ears younger on the av erag e,
the stu d y disclosed. Only th ree of
the d riv e rs were over 30 years of
age and six w ere under 19.
F o r th e city of P o rtlan d alone,
the av e rag e of th e p edestrian vic­
tim s w as 63 y ea rs while the aver-
a.ge of the d ca th c ar d riv ers
war 23 years. Most of the s ta te ’s
p ed estrian d ea th s occur in the
resid en tial d istricts of urban areas
on,
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