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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 19, 1941)
VÌJ . . V.. V ’ • ’ ^ A G B J SHERMAN COUNTY J OURNAL ¿IORO. OREGON. FRIDAY. DECEMBER 1», 1941 completed a series of evangelistic mg^ttfigs a t the Christian church Sunday evening. He has been here three weeks. Mrs. Glen Karnes and Mrs. Bullock of Grass Valley attended Thursday night. Mrs. Evans was here p art of the time to aid in the singing. Ramona Boice and Elva Stone were bap tised Sunday evening. Election of officers by the OES The Pythian Sisters m et T hurs resulted in the following: Gladys day evening for annual roll call Zell, WM; Isabel H aufelt, AM; and election of officers.- Wm. Rhodes WP; Gordon H arper, The Sam Gordon Club enjoyed AP; Georgia H arper, sec; Amelia a dinner Friday evening a t the f Rooty>,Treas.: Ida E verett, Cond; home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Constance Anderson, A ssistant Kaseberg. Oond. ----- Mr. and Mrs. Glen Van Gilder Mr. and Mrs. Fred McMillfen of were here Thursday from Portlana ^Stevenson and Mr. and Mrs. E. C. visiting with their parents. McMillin of Portland were here last Rebekah lodge entertained . Hi week end fo r the Watkins-McMil- the Christm as spirit Thursday lin wedding. evening a t the hall for the pleas Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Froebc ure of the children. A program and three children of The Tralles was given and g ifts exchanged. visited Mrs. Eliza Dingle. Mrs. Wasco high school played Grass Froebe is Mrs. Dingle’s grand Valley Thursdey evening. The niece. 'Members of the E verfaithful first team won 18-16 and ¿he sec Sunday school class met with Mrs. ond team lost 18-6. The annual Christm as program Eliza Dingle for a Christm as par- and tree will be held a t the school '« ty» The program consisted of. house with a program of band Ringing of Christm as carols. Mrs. Elvis Rich gave a scripture read music, tap dancing and songs. A ing, Mrs. Pres. Boice a Christm as specialty number will be the Christm as play by Charles Dickens. poem. Mrs. T. L. Fields “ His The Tuesday afternoon study F irst Date.” Mrs. Stephens a club met at the home of Mrs. Cliff poem, “The New Church Organ.’’ Fridley for its regular meeting Gifts were exchanged and re and Christm as party. Following freshm ents served. an exchange of gifts toys ’were Communities of Wasco and ' bought for the Doembecher hos Rufus suported the SOS call for pital. A Christm as carol was sung, kits and useful articles to be sent Lorraine Gossen gave a trum pet to the army hospital by the Red solo accompanied by Betty Juhnke Cross. who also played a piano selection. F irs t Aid classes will be held Jimmie Coats and Laurence Rovce Friday morning in the council gave a trum pet duet. Ramona chambers with Curt Tom as in Boice, Joanne W atkins and Joan structor. Fridley gave recitations and Mrs. Stew art Johnson of Salem came Helen Bruckert gave a Christm as up Sunday for a goose hunt at reading. the T. L. Fields farm . Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Kenny and - (Attending a meeting held in Mr. and Mrs. John DeMoss were The Dalles Thursday for the dinner guests Tuesday of Mr. and mobolization of women of Oregon Mrs. Roy Belshee, the occasion for defense were Mrs. W. D being the birthday anniversary of W atkins, Mrs. Afton M cIntyre, Mrs. Belshee. Mrs. Hugh Walked, Mrs. George Wilde, Mrs. Viggo H aufelt, Mrs. O. G. Hilderbrand and Mrs. Wm. Reid all representing organiza John C. Fount: Accountant, audi tions in this community. tor and income tax counsel. Let B. Ross Evans of Hood River me assist you with your a o counting and income tax prob lems. 317 E. Third Street, The Dalles, Oregon. Telephone 2223 Physician & Surgeon Piano Tuning, expert service, Officers Elected By Wasco OES Lodge SH EEP Good to*choice s p rin g ‘9.50. Slaughter ewes, good to Five tables of pinochle were in play Wednesday evening when the lam bs $10.50 to 10.75, loads quot- choice $4.50 to 5.25. Feeder lambs Rufus grange entertained. High able to $11.00, medium to good, good to choice, $8.00 to 8.50. scores were made by Adeline Mc $9.76 to 10.25; common $8.00 to Shorn lambs $9.25 to 9.75,. Donald and Benton Barnett and lqw were made by Agness Bar nett and Ted Reid. Bill and Tom Macnab took a load of cattle to the Portland m arket the first of the week. . The sew ing.cjub m et a t , the home of Mrs. Alex Macnab Thura, day and spent the afternoon sew ing and, of pourse, discussing the all im portant w ar situation. Gifts were exchanged. Frank LeM aster, grandson of Q u ic k - Easy - S afe Mr. and Mrs. F rank Medler left Thursday m orning for SanDiego Write or C all for where he will join the navy. C om plete Information Mary M argaret Leehan, nieco of Mrs. Alex Macnab, left for her home in Portland a fte r a month th e spent with her aunt. Save Time by using STRAIGHT T he D a lle s B ran ch <,/ U n ited S tates N a tio n a l B an k RYE WHISKEY Qt. 2.10 Pt. I.10 . AS BARCLAY & CO ., LIM ITED, DETROIT, M i CH . j PEORIA, H l H e a d O ffic e , P o r tla n d , O re g o n Grain Fed Steers M M f e d ir a i d e p o s it in s u r a n c e c o r p o r a t io n Bring $12.85 The following quotations are based on prices being paid in W ednesday’s trading: • iQATTLE: Good grain fed steers $11.50 to 12.85. Good grain fed heifers $¿0.25 to 10.50. Good beef cows $7.75 to 8.50, common $6.00 to • 6.65, canners $4.25 to Bulls, medium to good to 9.25, common $7.00 to Vealers, good to choice $12.00 to 13.00. 'Z . HOGS: 170 to 215 lb truckins $11.85 to 12.10 the bulk going a t $12.00. 230 to 285 lb butchers $11.00 to 11.50; lightw eight butch ers $10.75 to 11.50. packing sows $8.25 to 9.25. Feeder pigs $11.0° to 11.25. bad HEW DRESSES TO MAKE YOUR HOLIDAYS HAPPIER! E ve ry dress a sure- hit style for W in te r , 42! C re ated by the n a tio n ’s leading designers . . .rushed to us by fast express! N o w on d ispla y! Y o u II w a n t one yourself . . . y o u ’ ll w a n t to give one for Christm as! Q u a h ty ^ V a lu e ! V a rie ty !' C o m e in to d a y! * (Sketched a t I^eft) Crepes and light woolens, in pleas ing “high .shade” combinations. Many styles. No two alike. Combi nations of green and black; red and black; beige and black. Sizes !0 to 20. Others in sizes 38 to 46, in plain colors of rust, wine, black, green and soldier blue-— W ant Ads 4 PRIVATE STOCK this Modern Deposit Plan $8.95 to 14.75 C. L. Poley, M .D . Fh? ^ a 'le s H o c p 'ta l • s . Mites ( -eco’ Wf’sAing you A Jflrrru Çlirialmnj» nnb Tfioppi »to n»«*» (Sketched why let moths, rust, wear, neglect of tuning ruin your fine old piano? W rite The Dalles Piano Store, 204 E 2nd St. 7-tfn Piano in your vicinity. Real buy for cash or term s, may leave with tesponsible party. 4 The Dalles Piano Store. 204 E 2nd St. 7-8 * FOR SALE: Turkeys and geese, m arket price. Vernon Miller, Moro. P at Right) The new * “ Long Torso” Dressy Dhess- es created hy™'“ Ma- rie.” Lame’ cloth or crepe, with all a- round pleated skirt Bracelet length sleeves Pastels and ^darker colors, green, !| grey, blue, lj ack. Some with sequin trim. Sizes 12 to 20. (Sketched Above) Personality dresses to enhance your charm! Sequin or je t trim ; jewel trim : shirred bodices; brace let length sleeves; bows! Chooae from brown, blue, grey, green, ruat, red or the very new “American Beauty” shade. Sixes 12 to 20. ’8.95 ,o 19.75 T. Lester Johnson ’8.95 .o 19.75 Once again we arrive a t the s e a - ^ ,.^ » son in which we’ like to forget business and extend our thanks for the pleasure we have had serving you throughout the year. Caterpillar Tractor Co. joins us in wishing you a very Merry C hrist mas and a Happy and Prosuerous New Year. O’ MLARA Supply & Imp. Co W e have a supply of Y O U R PURCHASES GIFT W R A P P E D FREE C H R IS TM A S TREES N E W S H IP M E N T G A Y C O T T O N FR O CK S! Sketched at right is the new CHINTZ COAT-DRESS, p retty enough for AN YBODY’S Christm as gift! Button front; floral and orchard print in bright, cheerful colors ! Sizes 12 to 20 ....................... For Customers and Friends $ 2 .2 5 NEW APRON STYLE CHINTZ HOUSE FROCKS ....................... $ 2 .2 5 CLOVER BLOSSOM Printed Pop lins, and the clever "Big Apple” X k2osiz"s $1-69 lo 2.49 FROM M oro Grain Growers HOUSE DRESSES Sizes 38 to 52; zipper closing and button styles. Cay florals; paisleys, stripes. Lace trimmed styles; seer-suckers, a big choice at ....... . TA ~ ’ ' ■ • j- $1.69-2.49 TYROLEAN F ea th er K nit SW EA TER S I have closed my garage -in M o ro and 't you try rnia Sau- ¿ rg u iv b T Long sleeve, coat style, very attractive sweaters, with fit w aist; white, green, red. or black , with contrasting -color Tyrolean trim . Sizes 34^40. am preparing to w ork in the shipyards in Portland. I take this means of - thanking the people Sherman C o u nty fo r- the lldg., and, Oregon- and a Happy New Year. j SWEATER HIT FOR business and hope that each and YO U TH FU L Y O U I every one hras a. Merry- Christmai Joe R itner SWEATERS for the LARGER WOMAN Sizes 38 to 48 All wool; na-vy, black, brown "t and wine, in V-neck and HAND KNIT SWEATERS collar styles; button fronts; style, with short Coat Idfig sleeves. sleeves. Genuine hand knit $2.95 and $3.95 in two-tone colors^ Sizes 31 QUILTED SATIN BED JACKETS to 40. $2.95 $ 3 .3 5 business given me during the years I was in P la in C o lo r ted of b the tuarn good .wine joyjncnt of Wine Coup on. Pearson Avenue ALL W O O L PLAID SKIRTS $ 2 .9 5 z % & if- Be figure conscious . . . wear this . up-to-th9*ninute featherknit! A cleverly nipped-inwaist plus a daintily scalloped neck— the newest thought in a .<— cardigan for youthful figures . » » •v s>Aa Seen In M ademoiselle Cornea Tn fill the new cruisewear shades. Sizes 34 - 40. ' j q - $ 4 .9 5 SKIRTS , Flannels, Miami Cloth and Twill, in blue, rust, wine, green, black, soldier bluo and navy^ spun rayons in ~ heather tones; covert cloth • in tan and blue. Many styles, pleats, gores, sim ulated pleats, flares, pleats fro n t and back and stitched on pleats— -$1.95 to 4.95 ,Z . M. Williams & Co. s < bo a!I your Christmas Shopping at Williams ñ< d « iim
