Sherman County journal., February 07, 1941, Page 3, Image 3

PA G ES
»HERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL.
Moro Womans
MORO.
V
OREGON. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7, Í941
ton.
Mr. M. P. Duffy, auditof of the
tax commission was a t th e 'c o u rt
'tyous$ Monday, Tuesday and Wed­
nesday helping people check state
income tax statem ents.
1 j EL MAX
Grass Valley
Mr. and Mrs. Wal-
fay
Staffen^onT^JEugene R eefer
»-Dttle C hristensen, all of Gres
him were week, end guests a t the
I hem«? of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Old:
M rs. W ily K nighten and Mrs.
rn o Mr. and Mrs. Ted Tremble
T. H. F ra s e r en tertain ed the P a st
C h risten sen is a nephew of Mr.
M atrons club last* T hursday in­
j Trim ble.
stead of the P ast* Noble G rand
A iton Olds and H enry P eters
The Moro Woman’s club will ciub. Mrs. A rt C hristianson won
E arl Olds has ren ted the brick w ert v isito rs in The Dalles F ri­
hold its annual Huslbands N ight the high score and Mrs. Ola R ug­ sto re on th e corner which was
day.
p a rty on S atu rd ay , F eb ru a ry 8 a t gles drew the door prize.
fo rm erly the Jo h n W ilt g rd eery
Mr. and Mrs. Dell Eakjn and
eig h t o ’clock a t the Odd Fellows
C lara M ersinger left Sunday for stcr^. He is w orking in the build­ i d au g h ter, Em m a Jean , were visi­
hall
T here will be a p ro g ram P ortland to en ter Behnke W alker ing g e ttin g it in shape to move to rs in The Dalles S aturday.
consisting of a one. act play, business college. She. and Bonnie his hardw are stock th ere.
Mr. and Mrs. »1. D. Pike entci-
K enneth Crews retu rn ed home ta:ned a t a dinner Sunday in honor
music, etc. R efreshm ents will be P eters are planning on room ing
W ednesday f r o m ' Olym pia, j Wn., »of th e ir d au g h ter, Mrs. Lloyd
served and adm ission will be 25c together.
w here he visited a week a t the Goodrich, of Herm iston.
per person. Please n o tify th e com­
Others
Miss Joecile P eters came W ed­
hem e of Mr. and - M rs. H enry p re sen t w ere Mr. a n d Mn^.~Frank
m ittee if coming.
nesday o f la s t week fo r a few days
Pike, Mr. and Mrs. Louis May and
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. R uggles and a t home w ith her p aren ts, havifig •Roth.
Mr. and Mrs. Dell E akin and son, Mrs. F aye Fields and son
d au g h ter, Connie, accom panied by finished her first sem esters woMk
d a u g h te r Em m a Jea n , and Mrs. L iig h to n , o f i l o o d River and ?»ot,
Mr. and Mrs. L am er S ayrs, drove f.t Pacific U niversity.
She re­
to T im berline lodge Sunday s ig h t turned Sunday to s t a r t the next W illiam Beck were visitors in Th? Ross and Melvin Dunlap.
Dulles W ednesday.
seeing.
sem esters work.
I. D. Pike and vd aughter, Mrs.
M rs. R obert H elyer of Kent^
Lloyd H ennagin drove to Bend
Licyd
Goodrich and son, motored
Mr. and M rs. E rnie Moore, Mrs.
v n ite d w ith Miss M yrtle H elyer
to H erm iston Monday to retu rn
J J . Schaeffer, Mr. and M rsi Roscoe T u tsd ay afternoon to atten d a W ednesday.
Moore, Mrs. Collis Moore, Leon m eeting df the B ankers F arm
Mrs. W allace May visited w ith M rt. Goodrich to her home there.
Moore and S tanley ICoelsoh, went group of the C entral Oregon Mrs. M illard E akin la s t Tuesday Mr. Pike experts to be gone a
v eek.
to The Dalles M onday afternoon to B ankers A ssociation. Dan Atis afternoon.
F red Cox, and A. M. Coyner
atten d th e graveside services of and A. G. Brown, a g ric u ltu ra l di­
Mr. and Mrs. Dell Olds spent
rectors of the A m erican B ankers
C harles W. Moore.
m
otored
to Portland Tuesday or
♦he week end in P o rtlan d v isitin g
business retu rn in g the next day.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred B raun aTTd- Association were the m ain sp eak ­ th eir d au g h ter, B etty.
Mr. and Mrs. B ert Cox and
two sons of F o rest Grove visited ers. M rs. H ennagin aocom panieJ
A. M. Nelson of Moro was a
and spent the evening
over -the w eek end w ith Mr. and her husband
ka
c» j - w i v
I. i
business v isitor M onday a t the W arren M organ accompanied by
of Mr and M rs John T
Mr. C ox’s m other, left Monday for
M rt. O rval Thom pson. Mrs. B raun With M rs. Sadie W illiam . Dunlop.
d au g h ter of George W illiam s 01 ,,jr> whil<_ Mb>J r)onella sp en t , he V ancouver, Wn., to retu rn her to
anc Mrs. Thom pson are siste rs.
Moro.
week end w ith Mrs. Glen K arnes. lfer hom e, there, a fte r spending a
The P red a to ry and R odent con­
Mrs. Sam B risbine, a fo rm e r r e ­
The B ap tist Mission society mot week v isitin g at the homes of
trol nows re p o rts 17 coyotes caught
sident, dieel in R oseburg re cen l’y 'a t the home of Mrs. G erald Dryden F ied and B ert Cox.
by A. M. Zevely fo r Sherm an
according to a clipping sent her? a?t T uesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Smith an 1
county d u rin g the p ast 92 days.
jy Mrs. Hazel Woods.
Mr. and M rs. J . S. Newcomb M rs. Ed Alley .were in The Dalle»
Miss Ja n e French, of E astern
Mr. and-M rs. Paul P etersin a r ­ v-ere visitors in The Dalles Mon­ Monday.
Oregon College of Education, La-
rived M onday for a v isit w ith Mr. day
Mrs. Kendrick Dunlap, Mrs. A.
G rande, sp en t the week end with
and Mrs. Roscoe Moore. Mr. P e t­
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Payne, Mrs. A. D unlap and Miss M yrtle Hel-
h er m other and siste r, Mrs. Giles
erson, a civil engineer, left T ues­
M aude G a rre tt and
d au g h ter, ver were visitors in The Dalle»
F ien ch and P atricia.
day , . for Chicago. , Mrs.
Peterson
,
,
D aisy, were visitors in The Dalles T u esd ay .
Mr. H erm an Thom as, ag ricu l­
and two sons stayed for a longer
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Douma of
tu ra l econom ist, from the Oregon
visit w ith h er siste r. They expect | Mr and Mrs „ erm an Schilling Moro and Mrs. Roy B utler of
S ta te college spent W ednesday in
to visit o th er relatives until about w ere callers in The Dalles Tues- D ufur were Sunday guests at the
M cro a t the experim ent station.
May 1st, when they will join Mr. csy .
home orf Mr. and Mrs. B ert Cox.
T h u rsday Mr. Thom as and M. M.
P e u rso n in Chicago _
, j Mr.
, r and
Mrs
Ed A „
and
Miss C assie Holmes and M ar­
and
C'\eson drove to Condon on busi­ „ Vi *
. fieldm aS for h' 1 d au g h ter. blia Lee, J e a n e tte Huh- g a re t Kock srpent the week end
ness.
World W ar V eterans S tate A'd m an, Ross Fields and Gene R ey­ v isitin g a t the Ted von Borstel
Mrs. Wm. J. M artin entertained
Commission was in Moro W ednes nolds attended the play, “J u s t home.
her bridge club at the W om an’s
day to checjt. With M r. George Up- M arried» a t W asco M olday n ig h ,
M iss C assie Holmes and Mr«.
club building Monday evening at
leg ra ff, who looks a f te r th e ir
Mr an J Mrs
M illard E akin Ted von B orstel motored to Thc
wluch tim e she resigned to accept
pnd famBy were v isito rs in The Dalles F rid ay bringing Rita von
work in the local post office. High rto p e rty here.
For convenience in filing your Dalles T uesday.
Bowtel and Kathleen Nys back
ecore for the evening w as made
state income tax an au d ito r will
M]. and Mrs H erm an P ctel.s to spend the week end a t the von
by Mrs. Giles French.
in The Dalles M arch 7, 8, and 9 w er£ ho.-ts a t a d inner p a rty S at- B orstel hom e.
Mrs. Wendell B alsiger e n te r­ b?
No charge for this service. Blanks , v rd a
evening
b efo r„ going t0
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Rugg’es
tained her '•ontract club W ednes­
niay be found a t the A ssessors t))(. P re8ident-S B an a t
R ent. bed as g u ests last Sunday Mi.
day afternoon ’ with Mrs. Ruth
.
.
v
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Those present were Mr. and Mrs.', and’ Mrs. E arl McKinney and chil­
S parling winning high for club 0 *!Se’
Mrs. A rne A nnala of Hood R ,v -l E bsn R
M r. and M rs Arze!l dren of Hepipner; Mr. and Mrs
m r Mrs. A rth u r C hristianson hign
er Visited a t the C. L. Poley home L(.m, M r. and M rs. A.
A.
W illard B arn ett a n d . son, Keifh
fo r guest.
W ednesday evening coming: up for ■ p o
Mr. and Mrs. Roy B ar- f.nd Mr. and M r< Orville Ruggles
Mr. and Mrs. Le-Roy W right arc t the
ho
V a ational
t in n o l
llp fo n c a
p
n n fa rn n p p
I
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.
.
N
Defense
conference.
t ett and Mr. and Mrs. A rt Bibby
Mr. and M rs. W. G. Schilling and
v: jo y in g a v isit this week from
The M issionary society will n v <
A. M. Zevely m otored to Camp d a u g h te r of Moro also called th at
M rs. W rig h t’s m other and aunt -it the home of Mrs. Russel Holl
Si ernvan Sunday to Ibring hi» d a y .
from Idaho.
W ednesday, F < 'u u a r y ,da h te r. Grace M arie homc a f .
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wells- were
Ariel M organ left Monday foi
2. a t 2:00 p m. Mrs. Theodor- , <er
djng „ week v isitin g hcr business visitors in The Dall?s
Morrow county to work for Jody
Johnston will be the leader.
1 m o th er and sister».
Monday.
M orrison on the ranch.
Mrs. Ray Blake and her m other, I M r and M rs A F B a k e r and
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Koeipke of
Mr. and Mrs. M arius Douma *e- Mrs. John
W ilt
en tertain ed ;
Ral h and G )air. Mr
Condon were visitors h e r e iS a tu i-
♦ nrned- M onday night from a few fi lends T uesday afternoon w ith Mr s / Gus H a rtm a n n of W asco ann
ano day.
days visit a t G aribaldi w ith M r, bridge. Mrs. M arion McKee won
M r^ a n d Mrs. E. M. H elyer and
O
scar
B
ru
ck
srt
o
f
The
Dalles
D cum a’s relatives.
h gh honors and
Mrs
C arr.,:, |
dinner guest? Sunday a t thc fam ily were visitors in The Dal’°s
Mrs. Glen King and sons, Rob­ Bayrs second. On T h u rsd a y . a f t e r - ' h ,jme
Mre c ,R B ru c.
Miss V irgina Helvc'r
ert and Donald, drove to Portland noon they en tertain ed additional Vert jn The DalleSi t0 cc|eb rate S atu rd ay .
accom paned them to The Dall°s
S atu rd ay to see Mrs. K ing’s f a t h ­
"1st b irth d ay an n iv ersary of
iss M arg aret T rabue was call-
er, W alter R utledge, who is very ’ Mrs. Carl M elzer u n d . e rw a jt a i the
M r, B ruckcrt.
°d
to
The Dalles T hursday due 4o
ill. The boys returned home Sun­ m ajor operation a t the Mid-Co,- ,
iC. \V. Fields, Mrs. Rawleign, th e 4 illness of her m other, who i-
day, leaving their m other to be
mbia hospital W ednesday m orn-
at his bedside while undergoing ’ g. H er m other, Mrs. M ortensen, I,. K. Sm ith and K ing F r itts were r.ow much improved and Miss
M a rg a re t is again in the school
v isito rs in The Dalles Monday.
an operation on Monday,
f Salem , came up to be w ith hcr
Mr. and Mre. Louis May anu room.
ed home leaving th eir m other to ’sm ilv while Mrs M elzer is aw ay.
Mr. and Mrs. Jak e .^slin g er ar.d>
sen were visitors in The Dalles
be with her fa th e r who underw ent
«laughter, • D olnre^t-Telt W edn'S-
ARKET
R
EPO
RT
Tuesday.
a r operation Monday.
Mrs. F ran k Pike accom panied day for Portland on business, re­
The follow ing quotations ar?
Mrs. E. A. Southwick of P o rt­
Mrs.
F aye Fields to Hood River tu rn in g home Sunday.
land and G reta Thompson of The ’ aied on prices being paid in
Jam es P hifer le ft T hursday fcr
Sunday
to spend several days
W
ednesday’s
trad
in
g
:
Dvlles spent Monday nig h t with
H erm iston where he has ‘employ­
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Moore, coming C A TTLE. Good grain fed ste ? is there.
Mr. and Mrs. R. J. B aker of m ent.
up a fte r the funeral service of ¿10.50 to 10.75. Good grain fed
The Gra«s Valley g rade school
Gi
esham attended the funeral of
heifers
$9.00
to
9.25.
Good
b?ei
C harley Moore, with Mr. and Mrs.
bask
et ball team d efeated the Kent
cow?
$7.25
to
7.50,
medium
$6.5u
C
harles
Moore
held
in
The
Dalles
R. J. B aker, who w ent to G rass
grade
school team on the local floor
to
7.00;
common
£5.50
to
6.25;
M
onday.
Coming
up
here
to
spen
1
Valley. The next day Mr. Baker
T
h
u
rsd
ay afternoon.
manners,
$4.00
to
5.25.
Bulls,
med-
'
M
m.day
night,
re
tu
rn
in
g
home
tne
retu rn ed them to th eir respective
The
G ra-s Valley lib rary loaned
ium to good, $6.50 to 7.75, common i ext day.
hom es.
109
books
S aturday, Ja n u a ry 25.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Glen
K
arnes
and
$5.50
to
6.25.
V
ealers,
good
to
Mr. and Mrs. D arrel Belshe left
it
was
learned
from the librarian,
fun
ily,
Miss
Donella
N
elson
of
choice
$10.50
to
11.50,
selects
M orday for Eugene to see th?
Miss
Schw
artz.
Mcro
and
K
enneth
Crews
were
b asket ball gam es th ere Monday $12.00.
Among those who attended the
i rd Tuesday evenings w ith the HOGS: Good to choice 170 to 215 d i ner g u ests a t the home of Mrs.
ra
.'k
e t ball game in The Dall?s
li'tru
c
k
in
s,
$8.35
to
8.60;
230
to
W ashington team . They expect to
W
ednesday
night were C. A.
v 'sit in Portland w ith Mbs. B?l- 285 lb butchers $7.50 to 8.00;
O c-treich, A. A. Dunlap, King
lightw
eight
butchers
$7.75
m
ainly;
s h t’s parents before re tu rn in g .
F ritts . L. K. Smith, H erm an Peters
The Sherm an County H ealth As­ packing sows $5.25 to 6.50.
Mr
and Mrs. E d g ar Alley, Miss
sociation will hold, a m eeting at S H E E P : Good to choice fed word­
•Jean Powell, Miss V irginia Hel­
ed
lamlbs
$9.50
to
10.00;
medium
the co u rt house F eb ru a ry 18, at
yer, Jack Lewis, H arold Coyner,
2:30 p. m. for election of officer» to good $8.75 to 9.25. common
Harry’ S tark , Ross Fields, Robert
New
rubber
Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Van Gil­ $7.75 to 8 50. S lau g h ter ewes,
Schilling and W arren M organ.
a
g
’ta
to
r
stops
good
to
choice
$5.00
to
5.50.
Ree-
der attended the special service
Mr. and Mrs. John Silvertooth
wringer rolls
} eld in the M ethodist church at ccntly shorn lam bs $8.25 to 8.50
of
Antelope were visitors* a t the
W asco Sunday m ornings fo r the lo r medium to good, $8.75 for
b o m cjo f Mr. and Mrs. A rt Bibby
choice.
Fall
shorn
lamibs,
good
to
rhe Masons. They sp en t the re ­
T h u rsd ay evening.
Trade your old washer as
heice, $9.00.
m ainder of the day w ith Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Oestreich
M rs H arry Van Gilder, whose son
and fam ily left F rid ay fo r P o rt­
down
payment.
Phone
161
S arg ean t A rthur, le ft W ednesday
land on business, re tu rn in g home
o? this week upon call to report
for trial
Sunday.
for duty a t B rem erton, W ashing-
Mr. and Mrs. Bob LaBlue and
LAWYER
Lew R iggs were visito rs in The
Dalles S aturday.
R chearsals are going forw ard for
MORO
W A900
T. M. Rolfe and Vernon Shipley
‘•The Yellow Shadow,” the three
The Dalles, Ore.
were
business visitors in The
act m y stery comedy which will be
Dalles W ednesday.
presented S aturday, F eb ru a ry 28
Mrs. C. A. O estreich e n te rta in ­
fo r the benefit of the local library.
ed'
m em bers of the G rass Valley
The play, coached by Mrs. Hoi»
bridge club and additional guests
Jinshead, is full of suspense,
a t her hpme W ednesday. A 1.30
th rills and hilarious comedy as
o’clock luncheon preceded the a f­
v e il as being of local in te re st a-
ternoon of con tract in play a*
to settin g ,* as the action purports?
tn»ee tables, with scoring honors
ij
to take place on an island in
belu by Mrs. Herm an Schilling and
P u g et Sound.
Mrs. Don Smith, and Mrs. A. F.
B alzer holding low score.
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Schilling
and grandson, Carl, were dinner
g u ests a t the home of Mr. and
M rs. 'Roy Schilling, S aturday.
D r y G o o d s, C lo th in gjja n d
(Aimong those who attehded thb
Jbfcfeket ball game between Moro«
S h o e s to m e e t th e
and G rass Valley a t Moro Friday
r ig h t were M r.-and M rs. E d g ar
n e e d s o f th e
Alley and children, Lew RiffPTS,
H a rry S tark , Claus Bardenhage$i
: , c o m m u n ity
end Dick Holdaway. The Grass
Valley T igers defeated the Moro,
D e p e n d a le , Q u a lit y G ro ce rie s
team by a score of 40-12. The
Moro second team defeated the
G rass Valley seconds by a score
of 16 to 14.
The E astern S ta r social club is.
sponsoring a 500 card p arty to be
Club To Meet
Saturday Night
Transferred at Demand of Germans
Store to Change
Buildings
EASY WASHER
SAFE
Leigh W. Hunt, second consular secretary, Mrs. Elizabeth Ucegan of
Asheville, N. t ’., and Cecil M. I’. Cross, consul of Providence, R . I.,
all m em bers cf the I’. S. em bassy staff in Paris who were transferred
at German official d» inaud on charges of having aided a British officer.
They returned to Am erica abcaid a clipper.
Mr. and M rs. J. L. Daria went
tJ The Dalles Wednesday nrhare
Mr. Davis atten d ed the meeting
of Mid-Columbia Production Urea*
it association. The Davie’ spent
the n ig h t with relatives and re ­
turned to K ent Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs; P aul Cam m ack of
Bend sp en t the week end a t K ent
with the fo rm e r’s m other, M ri.
Mae Cammack and and sietsr,
E sther.
Gien King and Zella Quinn of
Moro, L uther W arren Davis ol
Corvallis and Eveiyn Davis of The
Dulles were S atu rd ay n ig h t g u ests
a t the J. L. Davis home.
Louis S ath er and son M errill
were business visitors a t Red­
mond F riday.
Mrs. Blanche B aker and son
Gene of F o rest Grove spent several
days a t K ent last week a t the
home of the fo rm er’s son in law
and d au g h ter, Mr. and Mrs. Rob­
ert Mitchell.
Allen Bekkadahl is spending a
few days here w ith his fam ily
coming from H erm iston.
Mr. and Mrs. iDck Rechman jr.
and d a u g h ter M arg aret of Grass
Valley were brief callers here
S atu rd ay evening re tu rn in g from
Shaniko.
Mr. and Mrs. Ja y McKay and
d au g h ter, Kay, George McKay and
Mrs. Clarence Cooley w ere busi­
ness visitors a t Goldendale Sunday.
Mrs. J. H. Sm ith and Nellie
Wilson were dinner gu ests a t the
home of the fo rm er’s brother, J. L.
Davis and fam ily.
Among those from Antelope whe
w ire a t Kor^t S atu rd ay evening
for the P resid en t’s Ball w ere: Mr.
end Mrs. M illard Thom psen, Phil
eno Fred Hill, Ralph R ooper and
Henry Murphy.
Mr. anil Mrs. Dick Reckman jr.«
an i d au g h ter M arg aret of Grass
Valley and Mr. and M rs. J. L.
Davis were dinner gu ests a t the
home of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. W ilson
Tuesday evening. The occasion
being the birthday an n iv ersary of
Mrs. Wilson.
\V ren Hogue of G rass Valley
tran sacted business h ere Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Koepke and
daughters, M arquita and Helen
of Redmond spent S atu rd ay n ig h t
hire w ith Mrs. L. M. Schadewitz
r.nd children.
J. M. Wilson received word
Monday m orning o f the d eath of
Mrs Verne Baker a t Canby. Mrs.
Baker was a fo rm er Sherm an
county resident and a first cousin
of Mr. Wilson. F u n eral ^ rra n g e -
m< nts were not com pleted.
The P resid en t’s Ball w as held
io the Legion hall S atu rd ay eve­
ning, F eb ru ary l.A larg e crowd
attended, music by Morey G raff’s
< reh estra and supper served by the
Kent A uxiliary.
M errill and Glen S ath er, J e rry
Wilson jr., Carson von B orstel and
Jack Lyons were am ong those who
attended the show a t G rass Valley
S atu rd ay evening.
g.ven in the M lsonic hall F riday, of John the Evangelist.
’•’ebruary 14. All are cordially in
F. L. Canneil, pasto!.
vited.
The G rass Valley R ebekahs’ will • Wa.-co ( 'h r is tia n church: Biole
lol.i an o th er of th eir series of
I.ool at IP a. m. W. I). W a tk iiu ,
ard p arties S atu rd ay night at
pet in to n d en t. Lesson for thc day
th iir hall.
“ I he C hristian A ttitu d e Toward
Possessions.’’ 11 a. m., M ornirg
The
V o r-.h i|r d'he Communion.
Ì ?
m
essage,
“
The
Most
Common,
but
?
u
le a s t U sed.” 6:34) p. m. Chris-
Can E nduivor. Topic. W h a t, th e
Pi le says about
T olerance.”
You are
a ^M oio C om m unity P resb y terian 7.30, E vening Service.
Crunch. Sunday, Feb. 9, 1941. v vjeome.
F. C laude Sti phons, M in iste r
10.00 - Sunday School. Classes
for all ages. C hester Sm ith, Supc.
11:00 - M orning worship. Sermon
by the p astor on the subject,
* Thinking Black.’’ Special music
thy choir. The^ officers and
teachers of the Sunday school wid
hold a sh o rt session a lte r church.
7:30 - The young people will nu‘ ‘t
in the church basem ent with Rus-
e! Belshee as the tender. The Sub­
ject announced is ’"O ur Debt ‘o
G ieat L eaders.” It w as VQted to
Mr. and Mrs. L ester Wilson are
invite the seventh and eig h ’h the p arents of a d au g h ter, born
graders to attend the m eetings in Monday, F eb ru ary 3, a t d'he Dalles
‘hi fu tu re and to become <a p art hospital. d'he in fant has been
of the society. A young people’s n uned . Kai «, n Jean.
social is being planned for the
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Jones, b” »
near fu tu re, the evening not yei (a n u the parents of a son, bore
einounced.
o.i F e b rja ry 3, a t - d'he Dalles
The W om an’s M issionary Socie­ heopital.
Mr. and Mrs. R obert H elyer
ty will m eet next W ednesday a f ­
ternoon, F eb ru ary 12. a t the home and Mrs. W. C. Helyer were din­
>f Mrs. Jlollinshead. Mrs. Theo- ner guests at the home of Mr.
lori Johnston has ch arg e of the and Mis. J. M. \\ ilson Sunday.
program .vhich will deal with the
Bill Cloyd of Redmond was a
N’< groes. The hostesses are M r;. \.- :to r at' the home of Mr. and
C laude Thom pson, Mrs. Stanley Mis. Robert Schilling Sunday.
Coelfcch, and Mrs. C arroll S ayrs. < l<»yd f o iin e r ly board««! with the
H enry G. H anson, P astor, S« lulling* while on the R.E.A.
project last spring.
Mi. ami Mrs. Gus Koepke of
Moro C hristian Science S o c ie ty
S nday m orning sirv ice a t eleven ( endon spent the weekend here
o’e'ock; subject “ Soul,” Sunday wdh the la tte r ’s fath er, George
»cheol a t 10:00. Testim onial m eet­ W tter.
M is. J. IL S outh, Pauline Davis
ing every W ednesday evening a t
rig h t o’clock. 'Reading room in th r end G. Douma of Moro s.pent F rt-
n a r of the church building w ith (•aj evening a t the J. C. Wilson
an a tte n d a n t on W ednesday eve­ home.
Mrs. Smith rem ained a:
♦ he Wilson home and left Monday
ning.
L o a d in g 2 c a r s F r i­
foi her heme a t Mitchell.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Paul
Schilling
and
W asco M ethodist Church. Sun-
d a y a n d S a tu r d a y »
'<«.»’ school at 10 a. m. M orning (¡ lig h te r P au lette of Goldendale,
worship a t 11 a. m. Epw orth am Mrs. (jus Schilling were din- F e b r u a r y 7 & 8 , f o r
League Sundav evening at 6:30. .K r guests at the home of Mr. and d o m e s t i c u s e .
W ill
Preaching service a t the Gras.; M 's. Robert Schilling S atu rd ay
p a y $ 6 p e r t o n aboard
Valley M ethodist church, Sunday evening.
Mrs.
B.
A.
Hogue
is
reported
as
ifternoon a t 2:30. d'he masons'
car those tw o days only.
ml E astern S tars lodges will a t ­ s' m ew hat improved a fte r a ten ,
Sam Forman 602E2nd The Dalles
tend the serv ic g jn com m ém orâtimi <’ ivs illness in d'he Dalles.
Daughter Born
To Kent
Couple
SCRAP IRON
M o ro Firemen
Present
M o re y G raff’s Orchestra
T. Lester Johnson
HAMPTON FURNITURE
for a
Com plete
S to c k
L ooking ton
i
Hesucrs?
Quality Goods
Saturday, Feb. 8
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