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PAGE S »HERMAN COUNT! JOURNAL. MORO. OREGON. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 28. 1941
Williams Family
Ragsdale, formerly of Moro, nOw’
in the Coast Artillery. They ex
pect to be married December 14.
- Portland papers .carried the an
Get Together
Wasco Girl’s
Engagement
The Wasco Eastern Star chapter
entertained the worthy grand ma
tron Mrs. Fay-Ambrose Tuesday
evening this being a district meet
ing. Grass Valley and Moro chap
ters attended.
Million Red Cross.
Volunteers Aid
Defense Program
duy afternoon. December, 4 at 2
o’clock at the home of Mm. Bruce
Grady.
. ...
Pteachiftg service at the Grass
Valley Methodist church Sunday
afternoon at 2:30. Subject, “God
A Necessity.”
; - F. L. Cannell, pastor.
tian Endeavor 7:30 p. m. Pntytf
meeting Wednesday 7 p, m.^Cbofr
practice Wednesday 8 p. n .
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Moro Christian Science Society:
Sunday school at 10 a. m. Church
service at eleven a. m. Wednesday
evening meeting at eight p. m.
The reading room, in the reav.-of
the church building contain^ all
authorised Christian Science pub
lications which may be read, bor
rowed or purchased. , The public ia
welcome to the services and to
make use of the reading room.
nouncement of the engagement of .
Mary Pinkerton, daughter of Mr.
Captain John Macnab and Capt.
and Mrs. H. B. Pinkerton to Jarvis
Barta
of (Portland Air'Base were Washington, D. C. — Behinfl
B. Black of Portland. Wedding date
overnight guests at the Alex Mac front lines o! U. S. defenses more
is set for February 14.
;
Community (Presbyterian Church
nab home Tuesday. They enjoyed than 1,200,000 Red Cross volunteers
Lloyd Hennagin wjjl up from
Mr. and »Mr». Hubert Williams
Miss Hazel Marie Watkins en a successful hunt on Wednesday are on the job — making surgical Moro, Oregon. James D. Moberg,
and family, Donald H. Williams Portland last week end on business tertained at her home Saturday Returning to Portland with one dressings, knitting sw eaters and pastor. Bible school at 10 a. m.
and wife and daughter, ~ a great for the First National bank.
for the pleasure of Miss Dana Jean nine and a half pound goose, with giving comfort «articles, learning Morning worship at 11 a. m.
Earl Gentry and family went to McMillen, bride elect of (Chester a wing spread of?,nearly six feet. the rudim ents bf emergency m iss Sermon ' “The Divine Direction.”
grand daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
feeding and sco res.o f other duties Special music by the choir. Chris-
George^Williams, Mrs. Maxwell Stevenson, Wn., for Thanksgiving Watkins. The wedding will take
(Guests over the week end at the
Mitchell of Portland . and her with Mrs. Gentry’s parents.
place December 14. Twelve guests Arthur Sargent home were Art in an all-out effort for national do-
An all day meeting with a pot attended the kitchen shower. After Olson and wife and Miss Louise fen se.
daughter, 'Sylvia of Molalla who is
a majorette in the band there, Mr. luck dinner will be held by Legion refreshments bridge was played Winters of Kelso and Mrs. Neville -T h e largest defense tar.k now be
ing undertaken by Red Cross volun
and iMrs. Bob Dunlop and two and Auxiliary members Wednes during the afternoon. The gift»* <\nd son, Frank of Portland.
teers Is the production of 40,003,00 >
Preparations were presented to Miss McMillen
^children of Bend, Donald Williams, day, December 3.
Mr. and Mrs? William Mills, surgical dressing* for iko Army and
of Portland, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil will be made for the coming by a figurine dressed as a bride. sons Edward and Robert and Mrs. Navy, according to Mr."». Dwight F.
Mrs. B. Estrelle Hailey and Mrs. A. S- Porter were dinner guests Davis, national director of Voluntee • _
Conlee, Walter Williams and chil carnival.
dren of Portland all had Thanks . That expectant look on the Leon Smith received the high and recently at the home of Mr. and Special Services. Tho Tr;i(tor-~hin-
giving dinner with Mr. and Mrs. faces of alumni of Oregon’s two low prize.
caine to the Red
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Mrs. Julius Medler.
schools indicates that they will
nerr.l <
George-Williams here.
Earl C. Williams writes from
Members of the WSCS of the quest of the fcurgeor.s
W. F. McLeod returned from The prbbably be at the football game Zamibales, a small island in the' M. E. church met with Mrs. Dick- the Army and ?\a;y i a a . r-
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Dalles hospital Wednesday after at Hayward field next Saturday Phillipine Islands where he is now Johnson Wednesday of last week revealod cc::.m en ial ¡.
provide only tea p r <
undergoing an operation on his afternoon.
stationed, that on November 1st with fifteen women being present. could
the surgical dre: ir.gs .a .? . ....
ear to correct some trouble caused - Mr. and Mrs. Randall Martin he was,x promoted to the rank of
Mrs. Joseph*^ Davenport and
Home Service
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were over from Lexington Thanks First Lieutenant. The small island daughter, Jaeqytyn of Portland
from a previous illness.
Gray
Ladies,
v.b
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a
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Virgil Conlee is takings course giving day.
where he is stationed is only eight and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Everett
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Mr. and. .Mrs. E. E. Barnum re miles from the sea of China, and were guests Thanksgiving dnv at rectly concerned \ i t
in trade school in (Portland and ex
uniform also are exp:HV ' '
pects to get work in the shipyards turned home from Redmond Sat has only recently become a forti the home of Mr. and Mis. Owen pj’ograms, Mrs. Davis s:-
urday after a three week stay at fied base. He is in charge of in Barnett. /
when he finishes.
As a preparedness m-’f'-
. ' ' mt
J. H. Hulett and son Russell of their ranch with their son. Cleo.
sands of women thro
structions for the Phillipine army.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Delmar
.Smith
are
Sheriffs and District Attorneys
Beaverton were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. H. A. Buell of Roseburg the parents of a daughter born country are learning imms ..
Mrs. Orval Thompson over Thanks of the state are holding their an visited her daughter, Mrs. Paul November 14 in Spokane., She and nutrition as members e.’
nual convention in Portland this Alley recently.
Red Cross Canteen Corps. ? d k a
giving day.— __
weighed 7 pounds, 2 ounces and thousands
are'b ein g trained in the
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Seigenthaler week which accounts for the ab
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Medler, ac is named Marilyn Margaret.
Motor
Corps
lb serve :ia vi.
sence
of
those
officers.
of Eugene and his parents of Port
Mrs. A. J. Smith returned home drivers.
Robert Gillmor has been -elected companied by their grandson,
land and Miss Faye Thompson of
Frank LeMaster, drove to Salem from Spokane Tuesday of last week
Art Barnum is building a dam
Grants Pass were here for Thanks to the Pi Mu Epsilon, the National to spend the holidays with their after having been with her son
Honorary
in
Mathematicst
across
Grass Valley canyon about
giving at the Claude Thompson
son in law and daughter, Mr. and Delmar and family for three weeks.
half
a
mile above his farm house '
Mrs. Lena Searcy was here last Mrs. Leo Dumlar and small son
home. Claudine was here also from
Mr. and Mrs. Henry HoweTl wera
with
which
he will impound water
week from her home in Portland Wally.
school at Corvallis. -
visitors in Wasco from. Seaside.
for
irrigation
purposes.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Martin visiting and transacting business.
Mrs. Minnie Van Detta, 64, a
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Tetz of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
A.
Ruggles
and infant daughter returned hime
C H U RCHF~ A
Grants Pass, visited Saturday with former resident of Wasco, died at
Sunday from a five day Thanks went to Astoria Wednesday to at the R. S. and Alex Macnab fami St. Joseph’s hospital in Vancouver
Wasco
Church' of Christ; F.
giving vacation spent in visiting tend the funeral of her aunt, Miss lies. Mr. Tetz was formerly prin Washington. She had been living
Claude
Stephens,
Minister. The
friends and relatives at Cottage Jennie Hulse.
cipal of the Rufus high school and in Camas. She is survived by a Evangelistic campaign led by B.
Lamer
Sayrs
went
to
LaGrando^
Grove.
daughter, Mrs Tillie Frederick of Ross Evans continues to draw in
is now teaching at Grants Pass.
Mrs. Hazel Woods is here for a this week to get a truck which was
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Scholl were The Dalles, two sons Delvin and terested crowds of people nightly.
visit with her sorr Lyle and wife taken to Portland to have a gravel
Charles of Camas, a sister, Mrs.
and with her many friends in this body placed on it for hauling guests last week of their son in Sybil McMillen of Wasco. Grave No high pressure methods are used
to intimidate an inquiring People.
law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
community. She is still living at county rock.
side services were held here Mon- Come enjoy the services in song
R.
C.
Chamberlain
in
Portland.
Ralph Meyers was here Wed
(Drain. *"
da v afternoon.
and meditations. Sunday 10 a. m.
Mrs. Free Crews and son Marion
Mrs. Jessie Henrichs left Fri nesday from Colorado. He is a
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Taylor and
day morning with Mrs. Ove Hansen brother of Frances Greer and a visited in Goldendale Friday at daughter, Vina, have moved into Bible School. 11 a. m. Worship.
Christos.”
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Coin the house recently vacated by Mrs. Theme - “Adios
for the Portland Sanitorium where half brother of Tommy Foster.
7:45
p.
m.
Theme
-
‘‘The
Challenge
Rostad-.
Donald
Rostad
accompa
Mr/
and
Mrs.
Tom
Fraser
and
~ Rhe will remain a few weeks -for
Grace Stoleson.
C h ristm as T re e D e c o ra tio n s & G i f t W ra p p in g »
of
Faith.”
nied
them
to
their
home
for
a
few
W.
H.
Helyer
are
leaving
Friday
treatment.
Stuart
and
Anna
Macnab
and
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Barnum night from Portland by 'train for days visit with former class mates their- cousin Pete Macnab came
Wasco Methodist Church: Sun
were hosts Tuesday night to a few Chicago where they will see-the here.
home from Monmouth Wednesday day School at 10 a. m. Classes for
livestock
show.
The
Fraser’s
will
Corporal Harold Dutton of the
friends because that dav completed
Moro,
take delivery of a car and drive 205th Coast Artillery returned night, to spend the holidays visit all ages. Morning Worship at
16 years of married life for them.
ing
their
respective
families.
The
Oregon
C. M. Sanford and Glen Corey of down into the south to see Tom m y home for a 15 day furlough from boys will return to their classes in 11 a. m. Text, “The Lord is my
Shepard; I shall not want. Ps. 23:1”
the Pacific Power & Light company and Gordon before returning home. Virginia where he has recently Monmouth Sunday evening.
Epworth League Sunday evening
L.
H.
Nahouse
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
completed
an
anti-air
craft
course.
H A R D W A R E & IN S U R A N C E
/Were here Wednesday while on
College
students'
returning
af
at^ff:30.
The women’s society of
Mrs. Eliza Dingle and Marjorie
their way to Arlington to attend Ronald Powell drove to California
ter the holidays included Cather Christian srrvi<;e will meet Thurs-
for Thanksgiving. They were with Rich were in The Dalles Friday.
a meeting.
ine Fridley, Helen Blau and Mar
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Leslie
Stewart
and
The mail truck slipped off the
Visitors at the home of Mr. and garet McDermid of EOCE at La-
road Thursday morning on the Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Nahouse. Mrs. Mrs. Alex Macnab on Thanksgiving Grande, Phil and James O'Meara
Columbia highway doing no dam Nahouse who had been visiting her day were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mac of Linfield, Marion 'Crews, Willam
age but delaying the mail a short son and wife, returned with them. nab and Bob Macnab, Mr. and ette, Malcolhri McDermid and Ken
Some of the light petroleum Mrs. 'Dob Macnab all of The Dalles:
‘ time.
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Blau of Oregon State. Mrs.
J. N. Stevenson underwent an fuels now replacing gasoline for Pete Macnab from Monmouth neth
Walter Blau accompanied by Mrs.
some
purposes
use
more
pounds
of
operation in St. Vincent s hospital
and Helen Macnab of Myrlhurst, Hildred Zell took the three girls
in Portland Wednesday morning air per pound of feul than is the Mary Margaret Leehan of Portland to La Grande returning Sunday.
case with gasoline, according to a and Leland Medler.
and rallied satisfactorily.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Klindsworth of
Announcement was made this research bulletin issued by Ore
Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Rich left Connell, Wn., visited last week
gon
State
college.
week of the engagement of Miss
Tuesday to spend a week in Med with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Jean Porter of The Dalles to Harry
ford with their son, Gordon and Tom Striker and Mr. and' Mrs.
family.
Diebert Johnson.
GEORGE G. UPDEGRAFF
Dr. Viggo Haufelt and wife
Mrs. Roy Belshee was in a Dalles
drove to Portland and returned hospital over Thanksgiving re
Thursday.
turning home the - latter part of
A tto rn e y A t L a w
Physician & Surgeon
Mrs. Abbie Hull of Portland is the week. Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Wil
staying with her daughter, Mrs. son visited the Belshees Sunday
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M o ro a n d W aaoo
[he Dalles Hospital
from The Dalles. Jeff, Roy and
Free Crews.
ih? ¿lies C.»epor
Mr. and Mrs. Guy [Andrews and Benton Barnett had a successful
• Is it always refreshing. . .
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Andrews goose hunt.
spent Thanksgiving in Portland
completely satisfying? Blitz-
Uncle Joe treated his wife and
with Mr. and Mrs. Philip Andrews
Weinhard is! Try a bottle and
and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Elfred of us to a flicker show on Armistice
Carlton. Chester is now employ day. In the midst of a powerful
convince yourself that one
ed in Salem in the income tax love scene, while the hero was
doing
hie
stuff,
she
nudged
her
division.
bottle doesn’t take the edge
’ Betty Skinner of Utah, a class husband and said: .
Why is it that you never make
off your enjoyment!
mate and friend of Anna Macnab,
love
to
me
like
th
a
t?
”
visited
Sunday
at
the
home
of
Mr.
presents
“Say,” sez he, “do you know the
and Mrs. R. S. Macnab.
salary
that guy gets for doing
Thanksgiving guests at the home
th
at?”
of Mrs. Augusta Huckin included
Mrs. Ella Hyslop and Mrs. Bess
Pound of The Dalles, Mrs. Belle
Clothier, Mr. and Mrs. Diebert
Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. William
ANOTHER
(Clothier and daughter, Ann and
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Stott.
; if!
Mr. and «Mrs. Ercel Yocum left
‘ ‘ C A T E R P IL L A R ” D IE S E L S
Eightmile, taking their household
furniture.
For Thanksgiving
Told At Party
Gift Suggestions
Toys for Girls and Boys
Household Helps for M other
T o o k for Father
M odern Electrical Appliances
S. W. Searcy
nuLY «
C .L. Poley, M .D ,
Bin
The Grass'Valley Student B ody
‘i t Ei
PLUS VUGS
Grass Valley Civic
Auditorium
Saturday November 29, 1941
8:00 K M.
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PROOF
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PRIVATE
Eureka Lodge No. 121 A-F & A-M
Meets on the 1st and
3rd Thursday eve
nings of sach month.
Visiting members are
cordially invited to
meet with us. .
Wendell Balsiger, W. M.
C V. Belknap, .Secretary
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Lupine Rebekah Lodge No. 116
Moro. Oregon
Meets 2d & 4th Tues
day of each month.
Visiting members wel
’«»me.
Helen Martin N. G.
Florence Johnston. 9<____________
Moro Lodge No. 113, I. O. O. F.
Moro, Oregon
Meets 1st and 3rd -
Tuesdays in tht
I.O..O.F. hall Trai
sient and visiting
brothers are cordi
ally invited to meet
.vith ua. ' ,
Joe Ritner N.G.
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Vernon Millet. Sec.
Bethlehem Chapter, No. 78.O.E.S,
Moro, Oregon
Meets Every Second and
Fourth Thursdays in each
Month. Visiting members
Invited „
Patricia Woods Seci -
Dorotha Moore, W.M.
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