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Mrs. Vernon F la tt is reported
b efo re re tu rn in g home Monday.
for th eir respective homes.
Gi ne Reynolds who has “ S p rin g , iting a t th e hom e of Mr. and Mr*.
iil.
M r. and Mrs. Don Sm ith and
Mr. end Mrs. F ra n k Pike were F ev er,” R ay, B u tler, H a rry Young, Dell Olds.
Dr. U. L. R enton w ill be a t the
acn, Laxry, and Mrs. Gus Smith visitors a t H eppner and H erm iston J a c k ’s chum ; B ertha, Ellen Eakin,
Mr. and M rs. A rt Schilling and
Moro School, S a tu rd a y n i» h t, A pr.
and M rs.John Hays w ent to P o rt­ W ednesday.
m other H ow ard; Prince, Donald fam ily spent E a ste r Sunday visit­
19, to p re sen t a n educational lec­
land T h u rsd ay on business re tu rn ­
Mr. and M rs. Ed Alley had as Old.-,, Ja c k ’s m arried b ro th er; Don­ ing his paren ts, <> Mr. and M rs.
tu re, w ith slides, on A laska as
ing home th e same day.
guepts Sunday Mr. and M rs.-B ruce na H oward, Em m a Jea n Eakin, W. F. Schilling.
A lask a really is. Plan to a tte n d . I
All the g rade school children en
Alley and Mr. and Mrs. W. W. P rin ce’s wife; Tessie, '■ M arg aret
Mr. and M rs. F ran k Pike, Mr.
Tim e 8 o ’clock, adm ission 25c and
joyed an eastei egg hunt and p arty Gould of B urns.
Lock, the general
help;
Mr and Mrs. Joe Bibby and Miss Lila
15c.
n t the school housed F rid ay a f te r ­
Mr. and Mrs. John Block of K night, Claud B ayer, an athletic Lee Alley were visitors in The
noon.
Gene Brisfbine, Lois and N orm a
Bukeoven sp en t Sunday as guests touch; S pring B illington, Jea n ette Dalles Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben P ayne cele­
F ir s t fish sto ry of the year
M tlzer w ere hom e fro m C orvallis b ra te d th e ir wedding an n iv ersary
M rs. C arl Schadewitz of Kent of Mr. and Mrs. Gus Sm ith.
H uhm an, J a c k y ’s w eakness. Miss I Miss M arg aret Traibue spent
conies from E lm er B arzee who
ar.d P ortland over E a s te r week Sunday a t th e ir hom e. Those wa* a business caller h(Ve F riday.
Am ong thos who w ent fishing P atricia C yphers was director and ! the weekend in The Dalles visiting
w ith Airs. B arzee spent the week
end. Edm ond C ushing, also of
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Sm ith were S atu rd ay were E arl Olds, William F la n k Payne and Bob Zigler stage
p resen t w ere Mr. and M rs. Con
end a t S u ttle lake. W ith M r. and
P o rtlan d , w as an o th er v isito r a t R ust and fam ily of The . Dalles. business callers in The Dalles on Beck, C. A. Oestreich, Dell Olds. m ar.ageis, Lila Lee Alley, prom t)-' he; parents.
Mrs. Doug E vans of The Dalles
the M elzer hom e fo r the weekend. Mr. and M rs. B ert Belshe of The M onday.
Tom Alley, E d g ar Alley and Arden ter.
th ey went across the lake and
SYNOPSIS OF A N N U A L ST A T E M E N ^
Ted and Don Thom pson and D alles, Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. R inehart W asseiu Squire of Gresham .
f the GLOBE A RUTGERS F IR E IN -
M
rs.
A
lfred
ca u g h t th eir lim its of fish in a
I he
The Bookworm ciub met 4 o 8U
R A N C E CO. o f NEW YORK tn th e
Johnnie S hipley made up a fishing
m ilier and fam ily were Sunday
George
Fox,
deputy
assesso
r
of
P
ayne
and
d
au
g
h
ter,
Leone,
Mrs
Stare
o f NEW YORK on the thJrty-fIret
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
Dean
Reynolds
1
little over an hour—and good fish,
p a rty to C am p S herm an for the j
day o f Decem ber, 1 9 4 0 . m ade to the
v
sito
rs
a
t
the
home
of
his
p
arents,
1
S
herm
an
county
was
a
business
Glen Me Lachlan and children,
too.
i ’’ i lay aftern o o n with 9 m em bers I Insurance C om m issioner ot the S tate
first day of th e season.
to law :
Benny, F ran k , Doris and Betty Mr. and M rs. Jacob W assenm iller, v .sitor here Monday.
i.ud 3 g>i " ts , Elien Eakin, Cora i o f Oregon, pursuant
M r. and M rs. W. D. W allan are
CA PIT A L
Mrs. K ate H ansen is in Golden- l
from th e ir home in The Dalles.
Am ount o f ca p ita l stock
E
M.
H
elyer.
Jack
Lewis
and
Payne.
B ayer an i Alurcile Z111 linden of
now stay in g w ith and caring for
S 2 .0 8 7 .8 6 3 .2 0
dale this week to spend some tim e .
M r.'an d M rs. Gus E ngstrom and Mi.-s V irginia H elyer w ent fishing P ortland present. The stories ‘‘The 1 , paid u p ----------------------
INCOME
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Sm ith and
It. W. P inkerton, who is slowly im­
N
et
prem
ium
s
received
w ith her son, Elm er, and fam ily •
M is. E d g a r Alley w ere business n ear M aupin, bringing home 13
, during the v e a r _______ $ 3 .7 6 0 .2 3 6 .3 5
A rch C antrall were business visi
W hite Cliffs” by Aliev Duer M il-I Interest,
proving.
dividends and
there.
visitors
in
The
Dalles
Tuesday.
tii.u
t,
the
la
rg
e
st
eaten
by
a
n
\
rents received during
te rs a t W asco Monday.
lei and "The Popular E ducator”
Mrs. Stanley Coelsch e n te rta in ­
the y e a r ----------------------
5 0 0 .5 4 4 .4 2
Mr. and M rs. M arion McKee '
M
rs.
H
erm
an
Schilling
went
to
one th a t w ent fishing from here on n v ie w of C ardigan, were read by . Incom e from other sources
ed the young jn a tro n ’s five hundred moved into an a p a rtm e n t in tne j E arl Olds and d au g h ter, Dorothy,
received during the year
8 5 .3 0 1 .1 3
The
Dalles
F
rid
ay
to
visit
her
Saturday'.
m otored to The Dalles Sunday, and
thi different members. Refresh- '
club a t her home on Main stre e t
Mcro Hotel this week.
d au g h ter, B arb ara Walpole.
T otal I n c o m e _________ S 4 .3 4 6 ,0 8 1 9 0
Mr.
and
Mrs.
William
H
anbo
m eats were served by the hostess, j M
she w ent on to P ortland on busi­
last T h ursday afternoon. Mrs.
d isb u r se m e n t s
R obert Dunlop of Bend, who has .
N et losses paid during
Mr. and Mrs. Dell Olds and Mr. wartd son, and M rs. M aiale G arrett
MV. and M rs. F re d Cox and Don
H aivey Thom pson held the high a grocery delivery in this area, ness.
the year Including a i
and Mrs. H arold Eakin and son and d au g h ter, Daisy were visitors
Justment e x p e n s e s ___ 1 .8 8 1 .1 1 2 .3 3
Ben P ayne and son, Benny, went
score for the afternoon and Mrs. stopped here th is week - fo r the
spent E a s te r S unday in V ancouver, } C om m issions and salaries
sp en t Sunday a t S hearer bridgi in The Dalles Monday.
paid during the year __ 1 ,4 3 8 .6 4 0 .4 8
to P o rtlan d w ith a load of stock
E. J. Belshaw the low score.
v isitin g Mr. C ox’s m o tif r, Mrs.
T axes, licenses and fees
first tim e. He is a son in law of t
on a picnic and fishing.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W
alter
Reese
of
Paid
during the year
8 7 .7 9 6 .8 4
Sunday evening.
- E arl Thom pson, field- m an för M r and M rs. George W illiam s.
paid on cap- “•— ‘
Mr. and M rs. H erm an P eters, Hillsboro spent the weekend v i:- -Em m a Cs>x.------- ------------ — ------ -- - D ividends
ltal
stock
during
the
•
the AAA, was here W ednesday
M is. I,. I). May is in The Dalles
C. B. A ndrew s and H enry P eters Mr. and M rs. Efoen Kee, Mr. ano
y e a r ____________
274 7^o no
Mr. and M rs. Wesley F u ller an d ’
it;n g her. p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. v..sit ¡ng at the home of Mr. ami
Amount o f all other "eY-
a f ternoon.
v/ere The Dalles visitors Sunday. M rs. Don Sm ith and Miss A nita
penditures
------------------
1
.3
0 6 .6 0 4 84
Jacob W assenm iller.g^T hey /a ls o M rs. Jo h n s.
- Mrs. E sth er Melöy and d au g h ­ children and Allen Thom pson w ent
Mr. and Mrs. Vern McGowan and D unlap were visitors in The Dallas
T
otal
exr
e
x
p
e
n
d
i
t
u
r
e
s
__S
4
9
8
8 ,9 9 4 49
vi-ited her siste r. Me . Dean Olds .
te r Ban a ra came up from Cascade to Trtnberline Lodge Sunday to fa m ily of Pendleton arrived here Tuesday evening.
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ADM ITTED ASSETS
M rs. W a lte r of Hood River v is­
,
Value of real esta te owned
and fam ily.
w
atch
the
w
inter
sp
o
rts
e
n
th
u
s­
Locks to .-pend the weekend a t the
(m ark et v a l u e » __'____ $
100
T hursday to visit her p aren ts, Mr
Dell Olds and Harold Eakin
L oans on m ortgages and
Mr. G lenJK arnes and Mrs. Cleon i ited a t J he home of her son in law
C aarles Adlard home and with iasts there.
and Mrs. C harles Lemley re tu rn
v ^ ‘d 1a tera |. etc ----------
none
•
am
i
d
a
u
g
h
te
r,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W
’a
l
-
1
w
ere
busin
ess
visitors
a
t
the
H
a
rry
B ark er were visitors at Was-.-o !
Value o f bonds owned
Mr. and M rs. E. H. Moore and I ja g home Sunday.
o th er relatives E a ste r Sunday.
I laei May recently.
»amortized» --------------
3 .8 3 1 .3 5 2 .3 4
H
iisin
g
ranch
on
the
M
etolius
Monday.
-I
Value o f stock s owned
a Envoy Lillian G ray McCormick Mr. and Mrs. Roy Powell w ere a t j Clyde Davis was a business visitor W ednesday.
(m arket V a l u e ) _______
7 .3 2 7 .5 2 5 20
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lemley ' Cush
in banks and on
Mi.
and
Mrs.
Bob
Ix'B
’eu
and
I
of the Salvation arm y was in town Cam p Sherm an over the weekend a t M aupin
,UP‘ F riday. O. M. F raley
h
a n d ______ _____________
Mr.
and
M
rs.
Dell
Eakin,
Mrs.
(
1
drove
to
P.igg-
Thursday
to
m
eet
1
1 .1 9 4 .1 0 0 24
Prem ium s in course o f
W ednesday m aking collections foi re tu rn in g to Moro W ednesday. retu rn lea
ed here w ith him to visit Dean Reynolds and Mrs. C. A. si n, Lynn visited a t Bend over tin j th eir d au g h ter,
Mr-.
H ubert
collection w ritten since
weekend.
O
thers
a
t
the
re
so
rt
fo
r
th
e
first
Septem ber 30. 194 0
h t r organization.
3 6 7 .3 2 9 44
his d au g h ters, Mrs. A rt Bilbby O estreich drove to TRe Dalles
Interest and rents due
Mi. and Mrs. John B euther ,an< , j jd a tc h e ro l t and son Rodney of
ahd accrued _____
Ralph Brishine expects to leave day of the fishing season were Will and Mrs. Edison S utherland of T h u rsd ay evening to a tte n d the
4 4 .2 5 4 58
1 P ortland, who will visit thorn a
Other a ssets (n e t) ZZZZ
6 0 .7 7 7 73
i.g n t aw ay for the v e te ra n ’s hos­ Poweil and C harley Wilson.
Pullm an, W ashington and Miss ite tallatio n of the new officers of family^ and Mr. and Mrs. B. M week.
Total adm itted a sse ts $ 1 3 0 2 5 3 4 0 53
Kelley and son, Lloyd w ere E a ste r .
Mrs. Paul C yphers and Alice Louise F raley of P ortland, both of
pital in Portland where he will try
LIA B IL IT IE S
G asper S hrine No. 3, O rder of the Sunday dinner g u ests at the Victor
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
F.
Balzer
and
Gross claim s lo r losses
McGowan
w
ere
E
aster
visitors
a
t
tiie tre a tm e n t for the rh e u m a tP
whom are a t the Bobby home vis­ W hite Shrine of Jeru salem , a t the
"n , ald
----------------------$
6 6 6 .8 2 7 60
si
i
n
,
Ralph
and
C
lair,
and
Mr.
K.ggs home.
Am ount o f unearned pre­
ailm en t he has been laid up w'ith the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ross iting.
m iums on all outstand-
M
asonic
hall.
Mrs.
L.
V.
W
alton,
inot
Mi.,.
Gus
H
artm
ann
and
son,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
O.
N.
R
uggles
were
!
Ornduff. They are d au g h ters of j Mr. and M rs. W. F. Schilling
for several weeks.
n .|,r Kfr‘r k’ - -7-7--------
3 .0 3 4 .9 1 4 29
high p riestess; L. V. W alton,
Due for com m ission and
t barles of Wasco spent E aster
brokerage ____
Mr. and Mrs. Giles F rench a t­ M rs. Ornduff.
111.031 12
visited F riday w ith Mr. and Mrs. w atchm an of the shep ard s; Mrs. rn -in e s s visitors in The Dalles I
All other liabilities ~~~~~
394 949 05
S atu rd ay .
I Sunday in The Dalles as g uests of
tended the m eeting of northw est
W. C. Schilling a t Moro.
W jly K nighten o f Moro, chapl lin
Total liabilities except
Mr. ami Mrs. V. B. E akin went . Mr. and Mrs. C. R. B ruckert.
new spaper men in Longview, Wn.,
Ross Fields, W illard Rolfe, Doris and M rs. E rn e s t E slinger of The t-o Portland Tuesday on business.
C a n , ' , - ...........— ‘
<X
j
Mi.
ami
Mrs.
Stanley
Krusow
la s ‘ F rid ay and S atu rd ay and af-
t »IO ------ ¡»>2 0S7.SG5 00
Newcomb and Je a n e tte Huhm an Dalles was appointed queen's a t ­
S
u
r
p
lu
s
o
v
e
r
ar.d
fam
ily
of
iJoro
were
dinner
Mr. and Mrs. George Wilcox an 1 1
t< rv.'ard drove to S eattle and re-
a ll lia b ili­
were visitors in The Dalles Sunday. ten d an t. These are all m em bers of
guests a t the home of Mr. and Mi n
ties -------4 .5 2 9 .7 5 3 47
tu r re<i through central „W ashing­
Mr. and Mrs. John Rolfe and fa m ­ S herm an C hapter, No. 132 OES. son motored to Vale to visit th eir 1 P ied Krusow Sunday.
Surplus as regards policy­
d
au
g
h
ter,
Ja
n
e
t.
On
th
eir
way
1
ton.
ily m otored to Stevenson, W ash­
M rs. Ed Alley en tertain ed m em ­
holders ------------------------j r,6i7 flig 47
Mr. and M rs. CHarlees Lemley
N ew port, O re., (Special — New- ington to spend E a ste r Sunday as bers of the G rass V alley bridge home they visited Mr. and Mrs.
George U pdograff left W ednes­
Total
__________ ___ $13 02"
O "S'!
day for Portland exepeting to re- port will u n au g u rate the 1941 g u ests of his siste r, Mr. W. B. club and additional gu ests a t her Ray R agsdale in La G rande, Mr. had as dinner guests Sunday Mr.
BU SIN ESS IN OREiJON' EOR THE YEAR
oiet
premiums
received
and Mrs. K arl E aton in Pendleton , ai d Mrs. Vern McGowan and fam-
sum m er season for th e Oregon M athew s and fam ily.
me in until M onday on business.
during tlie v e a r _______$
24 819 04
home W’edncsday aftern o o n . Con­
Net losses paid during the
i'v of P endleton; Mrs. Hubei t
L a st weeks story about the c ia s t this y ear by sta g in g the
vear ----------------------------
j l -211 94
Mr. and Mrs, Donald C lodfelter t a c t was in play a t fo u r tables end Mr. and Mrs. Roy Tiller in
N am e o f ’com pany'
Ilu tch c ro ft and son, Radney of
opening of the ftsbffg season gave tiw n ’s fo u rth annual Crab F e sti­ and fam ily, Mr. and Mrs? Ted Ball w ith high scores held by M r . Hc-’m isto n .
G ,J?-Fi K . A N r* RUTGERS F IR E IN
SL RANCE COMPANY.
M onday visitors in The Dalles Pi rtlam l; Mr. and Mrs. Arzell Lem*
the num ber of fish th a t can be val from May 2 to 4 w ith a g re atly and fam ily and Mr. and Mrs. C harles Lem ley and Mrs. Kendrick
N am e o f p resid en t:
OLIN L. BROOKS.
le g a lly c a u g h t in a week as 10 I enlarged now program , and the old L ester B arnum were dinner g uests E u n lap , low score was held by M iss from here w ere A nita D unlap and ' L\v and fam ily.
N am e of nerret:»rv
A iden Squire of Gresham came
Mrs. Kendrick Dunlap.
JOHN IL VAN HORNE.
T h is, of course, was an e rro r for I slogan of “ F ree C rab fo r Every- at the home of i l r . and M rs. C. A. A nita Dunlap.
il'. ’Vry resident attorney for aervice
F rid ay to spend the weekend vi$-
Mr.
and
M
rs.
Arch
C
antrall
ami
39 fish is the legal limit in Ore- | body.”
I..S L RANCE COMMISSIONER.
Oestrioh on E a s te r Sunday.
Mr. and M rs. C. R. B ru ck ert of
fam
ily
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Kendrick
j
go for seven con.-ecutive days.
Launched th ree years ago sim ply
M t . and Mrs. C harles Engel oi Tno D alles, Mr. and Mrs. Auerusr
Mr. an 1 Mrs. J. K. McKean are ! as "C rab Day” to assist fisherm an T \g h Valley are the p a re n ts of a Tniem e of D avenport, N ebraska. D unlap w ent fishing at S h earer ,
p lan n in g on leaving early in May to dispose of an excess catch of d au g h ter born March 31.
! th eir
—U 1 ,< •
A’l -.»•» bridge Sunday.
by airplane for D etroit to pick un I cii.b, the idea was so well received
Mrs. L ester Conlee of Mor » wa- t
T M. Rolfe, Roy Wells and Arch Schoeder, o f Buhl, Idaho were din­
a car, thence to Ohio to get a by the general public th a t thi F o rtn e r were business visitors at ner g u ests at the home of Mr. ami a bu.- iness caller here Mmid iy.
tri ck and r- tu rn home tak in g some ' C rab Festival grew into an annual C arlton Sunday.
The scjjior high school play ’
t •- 1
Mrs A. F. B alzer W ednesday eve­
tim e 4o see the sights along the : event.
M embers of the B aptist Mission ning. M rs. Thiem e is a siste r of ‘‘S p ring F ev er” presented at th •
f ¡vie auditorium
S atu rd ay eve- j
v.ay.
sic
ie tl and 16 guests from Bend Mr. B ruckert.
»Committees headed by N ew port’s
A fam ily d inner was held a t the L ad in g .business men are w orking and Prineville and Rev. and Mrs.
Mrs. Edison S utherland of Pub- n n g was well attended. The cast
h< me o* - M’’- and Mi
Floyd F la tt out the varied details of a three- Al derson of The Dalles m et a t the m an, W ashington and Miss Louise included the following character« : 1
Ea; te r Sur. h’y. v.h n X’ernon F latt j vr.y program including selection church fo r an all day m eeting. A F raley of P o rtlan d arriv ed la st Eulalie B arnes, Grace Zevely, Ber- ,
n rd f-’ .iby.
II.. C au th ers and and crow ing of the C rab F estival pob luck d inner was served a t noon T uesday to visit th e ir siste r, Mrs. th a ’s sister; Peggy, F rances Wells, 1
v.ife, F ran '; * a u th -i's , M rs. Robert Queen, w ater sports on Y aquina The program in the afternoon was A rt Bibby. T hey left S atu rd ay J e ik v ’s kid siste r; Jacky Howard, !
C t.o th ers, siste r in law of W illiam Pay, Coast G uard drill in the s u rf election of officers, when Mrs.
C u b r s anJ h er d au g h ter, F ern, nt Nye Beach, an ag a te exibit, M arjory Wood was named p resi­
aA(i C h a ;les C authers and wife of lay and night carnival, num erous dent of the Deschutes W om an’s Btxtxxm am xm naaxnm ttxtxatnnna::* n: n s :m n :n m :n :n m :iu :t::« n « a a a j
L - 1 . W- . i ru to n were present. dances and private social affairs.
association. The devotion was led
M rs R jb e rt C au th ers and d a u g h ­
Ä ll
H ighlight of the occasion is of by Mrs. Van de Zande of Bend and
ter came from G lenburn, N orth
course the free distribution of a talk by M rs. Wood.
D akota for a visit here w ith re la ­ a t a r i ca u g h t crabs. Cooked and
Sunday dinner guests a t the
tives. C harles r a u th e r s i? a son helved, these ta s ty crustaceans are Boicc Blaylock home were Mr. and
of W illiam C a u th e rs.
posted out freely to all com ers. Mrs E rn e st Blaylock, Mrs. Jennie
A trav elin g exam iner of O pera­ LaPt y e a r tw elve hundred dozen M artin and son, Donald, and Mrs
to rs an 1 C hauffeurs will be in c. i-bs were served to around Sue Linsey of Hood River.
Sherm an county, at the courthouse 29,000 people. How m any h u n ­
Mrs. E. M. H elyer and children
in Mom on W ednesday, A pril 23, dred dozen of crabs will be re- spent W ednesday in Hood River
p tf l from 10 in the forenoon until q u ^ed this year is anybody’s guess valley visiting relatives.
5 in the af em oon to atten d to the sue N ew port an ticip ates twice as
Mrs. Mack Bull, Mrs. Dewey
D r y G o o d s , C lo th in g a n d
w an ts of all those w ishing perm its m any visitors aalast year.
Th< m pson, Mrs. S. W. Searcy and
pi- lie n - - to drive cars.
Mrs. Lyle Woods were business
S h o e s to m e e t th e
R G. Cunllff was appointed clerk
v isito rs her? W ednesday.
C H U R C H E Z S
of the Moro school d istric t to fill
Mr. and Mrs. Roy B arn et of
n e e d s o f th e
>w nlace
left vacant by the re-
,ne
p
Kent were business callers here
moÄ’al
,,k< of Joe T ru itt from the dis-
S aturday.
c o m m u n ity
•S b - ss ?-
t ’ ict.
Mr. and M rs. E. M. H elyer had
home
J'o'nn A u-tin Foss was
as dinner g uests E a ste r Sunday
D e p e n d a le , Q u a lity G r o c e r ie s
•from Eug'm e this weekend for a
Mr. and M rs. R obert Belshe and
v .sv with his parents.
son of Moro, Miss M yrtle H elyer,
A fo u r -y e a r-o ld w hiskey
Q u a lity
Wasco C hurch of ¡Christ: Church Miss V irginia H elyer, Jack Lewis
M i. and Mis. Lloyd H ennagin
G ra s s
v.crt ho't< S atu rd ay nigntQn honor Bible School a t 10 a. m.. W. D. ar.d Arlis Bailey.
fa m o u s since 1 8 7 0
Store
Morn-
of th c ir tw elflh wedding an n iv er­ W atkins, superintendent.
Mi. and M-rs. J. S. Newcomb and
tn w tttttr o K n ttr o r o tm n n r o x n n r o n r
N A T I O N A L D IS T IL L E R S P R O D U C T S C O R P O R A T I O N N E W Y O R K
sary . T'-venti/ fo u r friends gath- ingW orship a t 11 a. m. The Com­ Mrs. Amelia P eterson m otored to • t r o t in i
M essage, ‘‘God’s P ortland F rid ay to take the New-
ered in the basem ent to play gam es munion. The
Sign of P ow er,”
and enjoy the evening.
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con.b’s grandson, Gail Weld hom°
M i. and Mrs. Darwin Van Gild­ 6:30 p. m. C hristian Endeavor. a f te r spending the week here.
er drove to Scio Tuesday to a t ­ 7:30 - Evening Service. The m es­ They will visit relatives in V an­
tend the fu n eral of Mrs. Van Gild­ sage: “ M ountain of God.”
couver, W ashington and Mr. and
F. Claude Stephens, M inister. M rs. W ayland Weld in P o rtland,
e d ’s uncic. W illiam H. Young.
Public Piano R ecital: M rs. Min­
Thev returned W ednesday n ig h t.
nie M yers will conduct h er piano
student recital a t the C h u rth of
C hrist Tuesday evening A pril 29,
at 8:00 p. m.
M. B. M adden for 30 years a
m issionary in Jap a n w ill be a t
New rubber
the Wasco Church o f C h rist on
a g ’ta to r stops
H \R T S B ETTER R. I. Red Chix A j#i! 22, Tuesday evening, w ith his
ringer rolls
$9.50: Pullets $16.00-100.
220 s tirrin g Jap an ese H istory. Public
-27,0 record m ales from non- is welcome,
broody hens.
Plum p breasted
T rade your old w asher as
fry e rs. P allets b e tte r layers.
W asco M ethodist C hurch: Sun­
1.
Leghorn Chix $9.50; P ullets $20 day School a t 10 >a. m. C lasses fo r
down paym ent. Phone 161
100.
300
record
m
ales.
2-3
per
all ages. P reaching S ervice a t 11.
100''/
Pullorum Epv/orth le a g u e a t 6.30 ip. m.
year hens.
for trial
make B etter
P u lk ts
te ste d .
P reaching services a tJ tb e G rass
H a rts ’
eggs.
L arge
lav ers.
V alley M ethodist Church on Sun­
H atch ery . B eaverton, Oregon.
day afternoon a t 2;30.
J-OR S A L E : Span of black Bel­
The Dalles. Ore.
gian m ares, 7 and 8 yrs old, w di
C hristian Science Society, Moro:
.broke, .weight 1500. I). L. R ey­ Sunday m orn in g service a t eleven
nolds, G rass Valley.7 -0 re. 24-5. o.’clpck; subject “ D octrine o f A-
O r*qons 2
to m m e n t.” S unday school a t 10
m v & v n « m b «*
ST A L L IO N : Hilltopper- Highland.
i . m ? • T estim onial m eeting every
(17434) Am erican saddler; so r­
W ednesday evening a t 8 o’clock.
rel, strip , w hite hind stockings,
R eading room in »the re a r of the
no b etter 2-yr old anyw here, can
church building.
accep t lnnited num ber of m ares.
tfOS pit*
To insure colt $15 a t home, $20
aw ay. American* saddlers are
n o t hot Moods; they are b eau ti­
ful, docile and ^gentle. T. H.
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F ra s e r <S: Sons.
Fishing Season
Grass Valley
Starts Stories
People Observe
Of Good Catches
40 Wedded Years
Newport Invites
State To Eat Crabs
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