Sherman County journal., April 18, 1941, Page 4, Image 4

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FIUDAT. APRIL l i . IMI
th r
University To
Honor Mothers
Of Students
Easter
holiday
w ith
th e ir
Kent
parents» Mr. and Mr*,. J. K. Nor­
worried over us thinking we
ton and Mr. and Mrs. Luther Davis.
fhort of food and clothing. We
Miss Esther Cammack and Nel­
la tt very well, not short of any­
lie Wilson attended a Sunrise
thing or at least have to ‘be care­
Easter service at the J. S. Fritts
ful, and everything m-ore' expen­
The state of Oregon is going to
home near Grass Valley on Sunday
sive. We are Roping for better
see
a
g
re
a
t
influx
of
middle
west
"morning.
days.
Ernest and Nellie. rsidents during 1941 aa these peo-
‘ Word has been received here
-An entertaining and colorful
th a t Mrs. Betty Kelly, m other of
pie are looking more and more to- j vjt ta af the University of Oregon
M
r. and Mrs. R. P. B A arnet left , xun 1 t M.
m
W
ittM in . is
is ill at
a t her
,
Wilson,
ward
the
Pacific
Coast
for
tbeir
(
campus
in
“full
bloom”—literally
MOISTURE DEFICIENT _ -----
Sunday for Pendleton artiere they hume
geven
Fordt virgin-
Rev. and Mrs. F. L. Carwrell and
vacation
trips
a
c
c
o
r
d
to
B
u
r
tla
.
well
as,
Irrigation water prospects in
Kelly mude her harae h<ere
Marion Crews drove to Salem S in-
,
. ,.
.
.
1 several hundreds of m others of J boarded a train for Lansing, Mwh.,
Oiegon
which appeared generally ' V anderw
arf, director of the tour ,
o{ Ore4?on , student* where they will take delivery on
(her daug(hter f<)r several
day afternoon to attend a cantata
favorable two months ago had be­ ing bureau of the Chicago Motor
& hogt
friends at
Sherman county and other a new car, and drive back to .
unuer the direction of Miss Ger­
come highly variable by the time Club, who -was an Oregon visitor | o regcn cities who will be on the Oregon.
trude Cannell, choir director and
Kent. Latest report is th a t her
the final forecasts were made the
o ig an ist a t the Leslie ‘Methodisi
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. M atthes were , condi^ on is slightly improved,
’ campus May 9, 19, 11 and for the
first week in April, according to "'during the p a st -week
church, Salem. Mrs. Maud Akers
V anderw arf made a personal annual M other’s Weekend, it is dinner Quests’ a t the home of Mr. I ]yjrs. j . M. Wilson returned to
reports issued by R. A. Work,
accompanied them as fa r as P o rt­
tour
of Oregon vacation spots. ! promised by Betty Plankinton of and M rs?-A rthur Holt near Red- her ho<ne ^ ere Saturday a fter
Medford, in charge of snow sur­
land where she visited w ith a son.
mond Sunday.
| spen<iing a week in Eugene with
veys and irrigation w ater fore­ which he inspected under the di- | Portland and Jean B urt of Eugene,
They all returned Tuesday eve-
co-chairman
in
charge
of
a
rran
g
e­
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
G.
Helyer
were
1 b€r daughter? Mrs. Charles Both-
casts for the Soil Conservation rtetion of the Oregon S tate M otor
dinner
guests
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
I well.
mng.
m
ents..
Association.
His
organization
di-
service and OSC experiment sta ­
The fete for m others, which will E. Norton Sunday.
E aster morning a 'program was
rejtj-
fore
to
u
rist
travel
from
the
Mr. and Mrs. Robert HelycT and
tion.
be given as custom ary in conjunc­
prefented at the ME chorch during
middle
w
est
than
any
other
group.
Vir.ce
Genteman spent Sunday
Dolores
Gregg
of
Moro
and
Ger­
Little or n<> snow was added to
w hich time musical selections were
“We have been very busy with tion with the annual Junior Weed- aldine Norton were dinner guests afternoon in The Dalles.
the w atersheds during February
given by the junior choir. Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Kendriok Dunlap.
ard March in most sections. While inquiries regarding vacations a l­ ei,d, is the highlight of the social of Mrs. Grace Gregg Sunday.
year
on
the
campus.
This
year,
J. F. Royce, Mrs. Lois H ildebrand
ready
this
year.
From
every
indi­
Anita
Dunlap and Kenneth B ar­
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
H.
^Vilson
mest soils on watersheads as well
and Mrs. George Wilde favored
as in farm ing areas are still well cation Oregon and the Pacific the campus will be converted into motored to Bend Saturday where n ett of Grass Valley and Mr. and
O riental gardens to comply w ith they were xveekend guests a t the Mrs:. Vem Mobley and children
with vocal trios. Clyde Fridley
sebked from heavy fall and early N orthw est is going to see a g rea t
the Juniors’ them e for their week­ E. V. W ard home. They attended and Mr. »nd Mrs. Paul Wilson and
gave 'a trombone solo .which ..was
many
of
these
folks.
Our
trip
out
w inter rains, irrigation w ater fro m .
follow. ’ * y H baptism al ceremony
Miss M ary F o rtn e r spent the tream flow and reservior supplies here will enable us to give a Com­ end, “ Arabian N ights.” ~
E aster services in Bend Sunday. children spent Sunday in Buck
Events will open with reg istra ­
1 ir '.niants Larence Leon, son of weekend visiting in P ortland.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hall and chil­ Hollow on a picnic.
will be critically short in somo plete and first hand account o f
yu -. and Mrs. Leon Smith, Nancy
Miss Gladys ritone spent the sections though fully ‘ample in wha* is to be seen in Oregon and tion of mothers in the adm inistra­ dren of Portland were weekend
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Davis and
Ann. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. weekend with her parents, Mr. an 1
we can send many more people to tion building in the m orning, fol­ guests here a t the Louis Sather son Luther W arren were dinner
others.
lowed by the campus luncheon nt home.
Hhl Shelton, Judith Elizabeth ano Mrs. Marvin Stone, coming frqrx
The serie« of forecast m eetings your sta te ,” V anderw arf said.
guests a t the home of Rev. and
noon
on the mall north of Johnson
Marilyn Jane, daughters of Mr. Lebanon where she is staying wit i iust completed revealed th a t shor­
A fter seeing Oregon, Mr. Van-
Mrs. Max Pluemke and Mrs. t Mrs. W. I. Eck in The Dalles Sun-
tn d Mrs. M. M. Powell.
Mrs. Ramsey.
tages of g reater or less e x ten t will derw arf w ent north into . the hall. At the Junor prom Friuay J. E. Norton were business callers 1
.
A rthur Van Gilder, sergeant of exist this year in the region from Olympic Peninsula and B ritish evening in M cA rthur court, a spec- in Moro Saturday.
.Sunday evening at the Christian
Mts. Dick Reckman and daugh­
to
j
ial
section
will
be
reserved
for
the
church a pantomime under the he m arine corp, left Tuesday ioi Deschutes county north to the Col­ Columbia before returning
Mrs. Robert Mitchell, prim ary ter M argaret of Grass Valley and
I mothers. Preceding this event they teacher in the Kent schools resign»
supervision of Mrs. Claude Ste- Alaska where he will «pend a year umbia and east to the Blue Moun­ Chicago.
E sther Cammack were dinner
i will be guests a t a recital to be ed her position and has gone to
pht ns was presented by six young i t Sitka.
tains. Full reservoirs and good
guests a t the J. C. Wilson home
’
-, I given by M aster Dance, dancers join her husband a t Hermiston
lad.es and a number of little folks.
Mrs. H. D. Proudfoot won high stream flow characterize the te rri­
Sunday.
Common ckuses of b a tte ry fail- , honoraryt jn the Gerlinger dance
I: was entitled “ In the Garden.” ♦core honors at the home of Mrs. tory from there . east through
where he is employed. Mrs. Wm.
Mr. and Mrs. Durward Helyer
Recitations and songs and Bible \rth u r Smith when the Tuesday Wallowa, Baker and M alheur coun­ ure are corroded or loose connec studio. Mothers will m eet for R. Jones will have charge of the of Moro were visitors a t the W. C.
tions, low w ater level, and dis­ the'u annual business meeting and prim ary departm ent the rem ain­
quotations by the -participants
ard club met fo r -The afternoon.
ties and along the southeast and charged b a tte ry due to . fa u lty
Helyer home Sunday.
v.. re given. Mrs. Leo W atkins
Mr. and Mrs. Francis W atkins south central section with minor generator or o th er conditions, ac­ ek etion of officers Saturday morn der of the school year.
Mrs. M ary Cammack left on
ing in Guild theater. A fter lunch­
s- ng the title song and the choir ind daughter, Phyllis, were guest? exceptions. Southern Oregon west
R. K. Pope of Albina is now the the Wednesday evening stage for
cording to the Em ergency Road eon with sons and daughters they
g: v? a number of selections dur­ xf the la tte r’s aunt and uncle, Mr. of the Cascades will have «some
section forem an a t Kent, W. E Bend Where she will spend several
ing the evenings Gilbert Carey, and Mrs. Hal P otter in Eugene. local w ater problems again this Service of the Oregon State Motor will be taken for a tour of, 'the Kidder having gone to a section days ivsiting h er son, Paul Cam­
Association.
Connections should campus, and honored by a “ Sun­
a form er pastor of the church and Hazel Marie W atkins accompanied year.
on the main railroad line.
mack and family.
.fee
cleaned
and
coated with vasoline light Serenade,” held in the open
Mrs. Oarey of Gresham were out hem. They also visited Mr?.
Mr. and Mrs. William Mitchell
Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Miller of
Probably the most critical sit­ or grease. Distilled w ater should air am phitheater in back of the
of town visitors as was Mrs. Clara Watkins grandm other, Mrs. Ida uation was reported from the j
a rd daughter Juanita, Mrs. Allen Moro visited briefly at the L. Sath-
be added to the cells a t least every srl>ool of music. The U niversity Beckkadahl and daughter Deanna
P* ' urn of Rufus.
M ilton-Freew ater district w here two weeks. To prevent a discharg­
Strong in Eugene.
er home Saturday.
of Oregon band directed by John
The library board met Monday
Mrs. L. M. Schadewitz and daugh
Mrs. Hugh White entertained failure of the Walla Walla river , ed b a tte ry keep the generator in H. Stehn, and singing groups will and son Kenneth, and Mrs. Robert
Mitchell of Hermiston, 9pent the ter Kay hetum ed to their home
with Mrs. Floyd Root, president m the past matrons club of the OES to reach its usual high stage left good repair, avoid driving for long
weekend here visiting Mr. and Mrs here Friday a fte r spending a
th? chair. »September 6 was chosen Tuesday evening at her home with the surrounding ground storage periods in high gear at slow speed furnish the entertainm ent.
A fter the M other’s Day banruet John Decker and family and Mrs.
as the date for the annual library Mrs. Nella Rhodes receiving th : urreplenished. Hundreds of irri­
week in Portland where the latter
and avoid excessive use of the > . Gerlinger. students will host Volr.a Guyton and family.
festival. The coming district li­ nigh score and Mrs. Taylor the gation wells are expected to be
received medical care.
th^lr mothers at the Cbnoe Fete
sta rte r. •
Dan and Hugh Hoskinson from
brary conference will meet here guest prize.
Helen Halvorsen spent the week
dry or extrem ely low this summer.
on the mill race. Floats entered neax Moro and their sisters, Mar?
end holiday in Bend with relatives.
May 12. Luncheon will be served
Mrs. Jam es Dunn and Mrs. C. W. Steps to conserve early m oisture
by living organizations will depict and Florence from St. M ary’s in
at the Methodist church after the Irem onger of Fossil spent se v e ^ l >.tve been recommended.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Jones spent
1 Persons who make the standard
scenes in the 1,001 stories told bv The Dalles, and Lloyd Johnson
the weekend at Hood River with
meeting which will be held in the Jays the first of 'this week visitin'?
The large Owyhee and Vale pro- rem ark about new service stations
Frincess Scheherazade. Rex Un- spent E aster Sunday here with thr
library room. Miss Geongi* H ar­ at the H arley D utton home.
1 itets, on the other hand, are sfcart- being constructed, “well, p re tty
•elatives.
d
ex-wood and the University Sym­
Kent Grange No. 688 held its
per will be in charge of luncheon
Weekend guests of Mr. and Mr?. ‘ng the season under exceptionally soon th ere’ll be one for every phony orchestra of 70 student Hoskirvon’s parents. The boy?
returned to Moro Sunday evening regular m eeting Saturday evening
reservations and Miss H arriot Hugh W alker and Mr. and Mrs i Iavorable conditions with enough car,” may be closer rig h t than
musicians will piay the accompani­ and the g irh remained a t home foi
April 12. A fter the business ses-
Long, state librarian will be here Marion Powell w ere Miss Dorothy water in storage for two years, they realize. According to the
m ent. Concluding the evening a
sioi a short program consisting of
for t-he occasion.
Bullfinch of Seattle and Miss Mi:- soil and growth conditions excel- Oregon S ta te Motor (Association campus living organisations will tneir E aster week vacation.
Mrs. J. L. M atthes spent the da’ ‘.hree in rtn a n en U l numbers was
The Dalles extended an invita­ jorie Trollinger of Twin Fall?, ent? and stream flow good in the there is now one service station
bold open house, a t which frater­ Friday with Mrs. Clyde Srqith
tion -to the Wasco school band to Idaho both sisters of Mrs. W alker region.
for every 128 vehicles registered
presented.
m oth-
r.e*u Grass Vallxy.
Kent Sunday School hart an a t­
appear before the school there last and Mrs. Bullfinch, Mrs. W alker’s
Late coring rains would help i in the U nited Stakes— yet well over nities will serenade their
Wm. Jeffries and Lee and Lelar.d tendance of 45 on E aster Sunday,
Friday and director A rthur Laii- mother from The Dalles.
the situation in m any sections j a million m otorists run out of gas ers.
Burnet spent the E aster holiday when a program was presented
dies made tihe trip with his iplay
Members of the junior bridge where prospects now are none too every year.
The teacher sought to impress in Portland with the latters sister
under the direction of Mis E sther
era
club m et W ednesday with Mrs bright, it was reported.
ou her young pupils the fact th a t Levina Barnet.
Principal Cleon Caldwell was put Marion «Powell a t her country
Cammack.
things could not be subtracted from
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Wilson am’
through the third degree in The home.
A fte r dessert luncheon
a ro th e r unless they were of the Mrs Dick Reckmann and daughte’ ■ Through use of the conservation
Dulles Monday evening. He wa< cards were played w ith Mrs. H. A.
seme denomination. “F or exam ­ M argaret, were «business visitor p? factice of
deferred
grazing,
accompanied (by his fellow workers W hite and Mrs. George Wilde
ple ” she continxjed, “we cannot ax Antelope Sunday.
ranchers in the 1939 AAA range
in the lodge, Bem is Guy, Marion winning first and second hign
takr five apples from six bananas.
Miss E sther Cammack and Mrs program reseeded more than 25
Thomas, Dean B arnett, Faye and scores.
Then the young genius apoke J. C. Wilson and daughter Nelli'
million acres of rsngel»nd.
Herman ¡Brackett and Cliff Trum-
Mr. end Mrs. B. H. G rady and
up. There is always at least one were in Moro Sunday evening t<
bo.
granddaughter, Ruth Ann, spent
But
can’t
in every class room.
attend the E aster C antata a t th'
Mrs. Mildred Butler of Colfax. the weekend «with Mr. and Mrs.
wc take five apples from three Community church.
W ashington and Keith MdDonald* Ed Grady in W alla W alla and
tre e s ? ”
Geraldine and Cecil Norton and
of The Dalles joined -their m other Nyal Grady and wife were also in
be a reducing, a norm al, o r an up­
Robert Tatum went to Redmon'
and fa th e r here for E aster Sunday the fam ily party.
Summer will soon be here, and building one, is th a t each day it
When the governm ent sets prices Friday evening to m eet E'Jgpn
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin W alsh were
these interested in this question of contain the fcdlowing essentials: of goods and m aterials and per­ Norton and Luther W arren Davi?
dinner hosts Sunday to Mr. an< LETTER RECEIVED
pcuixdage (and a svelte figftre for Milk, a qu art fo r children and a t m its increases in teTxxr costs in- who were enroute home to spend
Mrs. Leonard Fields.
FROM ENGLAND
the naw summer clothes) should least a pint for adults! a t le-ast two du'dry will be pinched.
The engagem ent of Betty Ann
The following letter was receiv­ begin checking. Sum m er affect* servings of vegetables, one green
Ford of The Dalles to Marvin ed from England by Mrs. Eliza people differently when it comes or yellow; two servings of fru it,
Thomas c f Wasco w as announced Dingle of Wasco.
to weight. Because some are less one citrus or tom ato; a serving of i
at her home recently. The wedding Ptvrell, Plymouth, Devon, England. active in the summer months m eat, fish, cheese or eggs; one
w'll take place in the Episcopal Dear Sister, (M rs. E. J. Dingle)
than during the cooler seasons serving of a whole grain cereal ;
church in The Dalles May 11.
We were so pleased to h e a r you they will put on weight, while and enough other foods to satisfy
The Wasco Women’s study clul had a nice time visiting your peo­ others begin to lose as soon as the appetite. It is in th is Iasi
mot -at the home of Mrs. H. D ple and th a t you fe lt b e tte r for a warm w eather comes.
cla«f. th a t the person wishing to ,
Proudfoot Friday. Mrs. T. L change. Your la tte r took over a
reduce lim its his choice. Likewise ;
To
most
of
those
who
are
inter­
Fields gave a -book review per month to reach us and was opened
the person wishing 'to gain in
ested
in
their
weight,
the
question
tair.ing to foreign affairs and Mrs by the exam iner so you see we
weight should increase the amount j
William Clothier reviewed Kenneth have to be careful w hat we write. of weight control becomes one of of high calorie value.
self-control.
Exercising
the
in­
Roberts, “N orthw est Passage.” It has b eenipudh quieter this past
Fresh milk, because of its
Ladies from both Wasco studv few days. A lot of damage quite telligence will ‘be the most effective abundant food value, has been con­
way
to
lose
the
surplus
pound?
or
clubs attended the luncheon in The near us, so f a r we have escaped
sidered by many as fatten in g . Ac-
Dalles Tuesday, the Tuesday dutb for w hich'w e a re thankful. We to güín them, as the case may be. tually it is a low calorie food and
Starvation
diets
and
other
harm
­
postponing its - m eeting of th a t have a good «barrage which is a
ful methods in the field of weight because of its wealth of vitam ins j.
day until A<pril 22 in order to be Treat thing. *
control are taboo as health is too and m inerals it fu rn ish es more
abk to attend.
No doubt you have heard from often impaired when these piwc- effectively than any other food, the
Jack about the sad news of his txces are followed. The safe way dietary essentials so often lao ring •
grandson, m et his death by acci- to reduce or gain weight is tihe bal­ in low calorie reducing diets. MilK .
lent. A w arning ju st now sound­ anced diet method with proper ex­ gets it» chief fam e from calcium,
ing a t 4:30 p. m., m ust be on the excise or rest depending on the i t contains vitam ins A, B, D. and ?
Mert, Our churah and two others requirment9 of the individual. And G; lime and phosphorus; and has •
a t tt|e same tim e had nasty bits, it is possible to curtail or increase an excellent protein for building ?
cannot hold service in i t They are the calorie intake of the indivi lual and repairing body tissues. No |
held in the hall adjoining. E rnest members without altering the us other food will do as much to main- .
scys he m ust cut the rose trees ual meals served to the family.
tain health throughout life.
very soon, they are shooting. The
If you plan to reduce, rem en her, 1
If a person lives a well regulat­
snowdrops and violets have been ed life and eats a diet adequate in don’t try short cuts. It took time j
beautiful, now the daffodils and every other essential except calor­ to put on extra pounds and it w ill ,
yeu are Invited
primroses are appearing. I<t is
ies, weight reduction can be ac- take time to get them off. You
lovely tim e coming if it could only coiqpllshed with no injury to w ant tc reduce your w eight only—
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More People Comingl
Mi /and Mrs. Harry Van Gilder
were weekend guests of her slater,
Miss M ary Laidla-w in Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. H arry Proudfoot
left for Portland Wednesday.
Students home for E a ste r vaca-
tion are Miss Hazel M arie W at­
kins of St. Helens H all, Portland,
Janet Kasoberg, Em m ajean Van
Gilder and Billy Hilderbrand of
St. M ary’s academy in The Dalles.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Felsenhand
of N ahant, Mass, visited recently
with Mrs. Maud A kers on their
way from Los Angeles to their
heme. They have been in every
itute but North D a k o ta which they
expect to see on their way home.
Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Andrews left
foi Portland Wednesday to attend
the wedding ceremony of their son
Philip which will (be in Eugene
April 19. The (bride to be is Miss
Marian Nelson, daughter of Mrs.
Tcnnie Nelson of Eugene. Philip
s employed in the Civil Service
ship building plant in Portland, is
i graduate of Wasco high school
And the University cxf Oregon.
Wasco Pastor
Attends Cantata
In Salem
To Oregon, Held
Leave For East
To Buy Car
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