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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (May 1, 1942)
r PAGJ5 ( SHEBMAN C 0V 1TT JOURNAL, HOBO. OBKODN. r BID AT, MAT 1, 1(41 Home Economics class entertain Mr. and ^ r s . Damon Fiel4a ed their mothers Tuesday ftfter- and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Van Gild 4 noon a t the schdol house w f h a er visaed their parents here from te a . C akes and cookies rn^fle by Portland. * th e g irls v^ere served from tab les Guests a t the home of Mr. and gaily deco rated w ith lilacs and Mrs. Cyril K ruger were his sister, tulips: The g irls also displayed (Mrs. Dallas P itt and two children I he a rtic le s made in the sew ing from Teeoa, W ashington. section e a rlie r in th e y ear. A 'Dean B arnett was here several sh o rt p ro g ra m was given a t 2:30 •R. . L. Howland, M embers Junior rubers of th è e Ju n io r bridge day« da^ 8 a f fte te r bein* being rejected by the th e r How land, agency super- su p er- wu_n G loria Douma welcomed the n u t w ith Mra. W. L. Blau He '» P « * " to go to w ork Vis>nr fo r the Oregon L iquor Con- a n d m<)thers Veda Belshee club Wasco Club Bill Raymond Honors Member To Have Liquor From Portland Store May 1. p W ednesday afte rn o o n fo r d essert \L,’- . fM ^ m m e n t soon. tro l com m isson, w as h ere Tuesday luncheon and cards. M rs. George T Ern.le T ate re? urned from an d announced What W. A. R av - Wilde, a m em ber o f the club now ^ « Angeles w here he ihad been nw nd would succeed 'Bee McKee i v in g in P o rtlan d was given a ^ ’< 5 ^ dau« h t e r - T* -n < a&elM-for the com m ission here. I VI , . . . . 'Seventy persons attended the t j ,- Raym ond will re n t th e McKee h an d k erch ief show er. H igh score , . / „ . . ” , " p rize w as won b y M r.. M . M [ L f | d.n n er .Snnday a t hm M ing-and bc«,n h ,s d u t,?s May Pow ell % M eth o d s t church d m « t r o « n . , when th e M cK ee, expect to he ro w e u . Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Walirti and readv ( o leave « r uvm r V? d tw” chiIdre" Steven and K f ,V Ann Mr and Mrs. C lair A xtell gave and igrand children ljavelJe and lc lt fo r Ashland F rid a y . He will a dinner Wednesday evening, in G aylord Guy accom panied by Mrs. h„ empk> d a t M edford w here h(? f Bob and , ^ 7 ; ; h ed 'X A dinner was held a t MaX Cafe S w ^ e n X '^ w o r i i y The Tuesday 'afternoon X study i h e y ^ l l ^ .’eri J k . / t o join 1 lie ^ n n ^ le a d a poem about V Zam ins and M ttler played “ T schar- k d w k y in B*minor.” Miss P u tm an in s tru a to r supervised [the tea. , . L e ste r Wilcox from she oflice of in stru ctio n in Salem w a . Sherm an earn: s u p e rin te n d e n t. office T h u rsd a y ''’'’rnin«- . . Mr. and M rs. L. L. P e e tz J r o v e - S d X h u / an ^ Kr a " d .T o ’ X t T men They in Then th e re ’s th a t new A m erican p m e called “ C orrigidor P o k er”— L ta k e s b e tte r’n J a p s to open.” To th e D em ocratic V oters of ’.he 22nd R ep resen tativ e D istric t: I hereby announce m yself a s u candidate fo r ¿he office of R epre sen tativ e from th e 22nd d istrict, su b ject to your will, tA the M ay P rim ary N om inating -.0, 1942, L lection. H EN R Y C. A IK EN . H eppner, Oregon: GEORGE JL UPDEGRAFF the /ò r Genem/ions^A Great Aentaefy HAtsAey A tto r n e y A t L a w rc tu rn ed M o ro an d W aaco third G illm or f r s t physical exam ination fo r the d r a f t o r have enlisted in some Dr . and M rs. L. D. Idlem an of branch o f the service. T here were Salem and Mrs.C. L. S tam ey of itu t 113 in th is group. S ilverton w ere w eek end guei’.s If vou car.’t g et B ananas fur a t the A rt Johnson home. 0 . C. C othran, b ro th e r of Jack flcsserl. some evening. >t m a j b : C rth ra n w as here S atu rd ay and because th e y have been used in- S unday w hle on his w ay to his stead bo launch a sh.p fo r v c home in Shaw nee. Oklahom a fro m dory. A subchaser recently w en. visitin»g re la tiv e s a t [Port. A ngeles, down to see on a cus ion o se W ashington. ‘° " s ° f W' lth fa ,s critical m aterial from p m 3 it- ’‘:ld ,n - Tex j ex Irzyk i rz v k retu rn ed trcim t - U1U , ,and S unday o( la s t week a f tc r d u s s , b a n a n a , have proved a having been in a hospital 'h e re w o rth y su b s titu te fo r g r e a . ng foT over a m onth in an a ttem p t Hit w pys. t0 have his an k ie made lim ber again. CARD O F TH A N K S Sewing for the Red Cross is to thank the kind IHowell and so n R obert Howard ., "Jc still an active p a rt of the lives, of f r jends w ho gave us th e ir assis- Snencer and M rs. Dan McDermiid , . s^ijviivri ru g around again and p u t some of the women inM oro wko ance and sym pathy d u rin g the ill an d son Malcolm. A rth u r Snencer m,)gl , hreadhare un*der and daug.4 era Idalia and Audrey. , )fa wepk f<)r the are m aking bed jack ets and hos- -npss and a t t he t ;me of d eath of ->fa. L ast week, ju te fo r ru g it„, , fo r h o»- our beloved m other. Mrs. A u g u s R efresh m en ts w ere served in a insking w as fu rth e r cu rtailed ; ¡u ,s Thev t cach T huraday p atrio tic settir-g and a g ift was ta N elson. e-ented to . he m .u .e r to oe. , h ',’ 7 ” ^ W°° 'hr 1’een banned aftern o o n a t d i e Ginn house fo r Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Davis p resented .he r p soldier pxenuo to io .n h u i « to tu be. zav . entirely fo r all floor coverings. 1 N o rm an Davis Mr. and M rth u u r S r argent Sargn M rs. rs. A A rth d ra p ery and upholstery fabrics. ‘S neces' 0 Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Bevaid Here week end visitors w w end visitors ith ith rela rela- Even woo, . h a t m anufactu re rs W i,y K n.ghten, +A rnold Dunlay, tiv er in The Daljes. had on hand cannot be put into Joe P eters and C harlie Wilson V a ld k W ilde and an air n'|.»t process. The only b rig h t spot for “w cre in Condon S unda>: to atten d -------- civilian defense in stru c to r» flew o v — er W asco T -----------, hursday of la ' consum ers is th a t all wool now in week and m ade them selves known production will be perm ^.ted to be ®cn0°l* . by c u ttin g some a ir m anoeuvers. run through the civilian m arket. ^ r - and M rs. D arw in Van Gild- V a’dis is in the eoservation ------------------— er untl Mrs. Collis Moore drove squadron stationed a t Y akim a POSTOFFICES HELD GOOD t ? E °1Tt LeWIS Mrs. L e s te r Johnson is employ- j n F irs t class P ost Offices, Ore- xh^ . D a r^ ,n m l* b t ^ ke '*xa * cd in th e co'-op office tak in g th e p On stands No. 1 in th e nation, H’a K>n, ? r e n c e place of Miss M ary P o rtn e r who -with an average o f 96.65. T here ° 'c tr s ^ °° ° .. has moved to P o rtlan d . a re eighteen such offices in Ore- Mrs. Dan McLachln le ft th is week fo r Moscow, Idaho to see h er Mr. and M rs. Joe D rinkard gon L ig h t Blue and Grey tv.’o m « \ed into th e house recently \ a - j n t he Second class offices, Ore- ,Json’ Wende11 who 18 rep o rted to tone torpedo l>ody < yle. All ra te d by Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd r o n is N o 7> w ith a ra tin g of bc p re p arin g t o e n te r the arm y new re tre a d tires including Royce. ’ 9?^6. soon. sp are, an d new tubes Dec M r and Mrs. Ralr*h .Scott and In th ird class offices, O regon is Mr and Mrs. A rth u r C hristian- ember lO.In excellent m ech dauri< ers, Aileen and Doris drove No. 2, follow ing cloaely Rhode Ron. we1/ .to P o r^ an u[ M a}J to A th en s S a tu rd a y -w here th ey Irisn d . . then- son R obert and 8,11 anical shape - only 18,000 M rs. T or all fo u r classes o f offices, A xtell and Jea n H ,re to the city. atten d ed a w edding of miles. Equipped w ith u n d er Guv O-egon ra n k s No. 4 w ith an aver- Thc I » / » a r <‘ a r m y . k r 'Aa y - S c o tt’s younge<. brother. sea t fro n t and re a r h eater, fKire. age of 9449. The th ree top sta te s A xtell drove down w ith Miss M oore. double defro sters, cig ar lig h t M rs. W. E. Rhodes of B iggs a re in ra n k o f stan d in g , W ashing- G e rtru d e Gi mof- e n te rta in e d w ith a (bridge p a :‘ v Ion, Rhode Island, and M ontana, _ Girbl er, feg light. Save $100 or F rid a v afternoon which was at- according to a le tte r from W altei b e tte r - $900 cash. tended by M esdam es H. Zell. C. (Pierce to J. C. F reem an. See JO E GEORGE a t A. M. A nderson. H erb Root and H arland P h ysician & S u r g e o n McDonald of Wasco. C H U R C H r A W’illiam s & Co., The Dalles. M em b ers atte n d in g from Wasco w ere M rs. A u g u sta Huckin, Mrs .M r. and Mrs. E. A. M edlcr Jo h n McDenmid and Mrs E strelle spent la s t week in P ortland vis- (Hailey. King th e ir d au g h ter, M rs. W. D. S a tu rd a y M rs. A u g w ta Huckin P ird. She left l ; G r in th e week and M r. and jMrat L. V. W alton i 0 join h e r husband a t B rem erton of The D alles drove to P o l a n d where he is a lieutenant. w here th e y attended a W h i t e ________________ S h rin e in stallatio n . WOMEN AND T H E WAR M rs. A rvid A nderson and Mrs. Ted A nderson w ere hostesses at * W1^ ”e to° ba^ V°u are su rp rp rise rise p p a a r r ty ty a a t t the the H oward allerK‘< to a a su Howard p w m ilkweed because you S pencer hom e fo r C larence Speh- soon sleeping on i t I t is cer b efo re he le ft fo r the arm y. Ef ' ng tn e d " “ t a ’ ? P “ ^ lal rt'- P re se n t w ere M esdcms and M e.- P '*«n> ent of kapok in pillows, as vers Ed 'Olson, F red ICole, Arvid . llfe Pres<irvers and A nderson, Ted A n d e a n . M arvin k eat lnpuI‘ >"* covering,. x lh ,ld r e " ' Mrs. Joe T ru ih and daughter, Ardis are here for a visit with <ifriends while Joe is in the navy. <“ National Distillers Products Corp., New York • 90.4 Proof i O IT’S O U R I V E R S A R Ï w e ’r e c e le b r a t in g w ith v a l u e s Seventy tw o years in businc ss. and again th e world ai w ar, A. M. W illiam s & Company w a s . established in 1870 during the diflic ult post war years follow ing the close, .of th e Civil W ar in 1865. At the tim e of the Spanis li Am erican W ar in 1898 the com peny held its eigh teen th an n iv eis a r s dqrinj^ the first World W ar o f 1917, its forty-seventh anniver sary , and now tw enty-five years . ’ later, its seventy-second anniver sary . Each of the periods has had its own p artic u la r style* trends, its own peculiar m erchandising p roblen**. We offer in th is m ajor evant many fine lines of merchan dise, much of it bought several m onths ago at prices we could n ot offer if the m erchandise had to he purchased on to d a y ’s m arket, It will he an a rra y of values we may not soon be able to dupli cate eith er in price or quality, We pledge our selv es anew to the task of acting as your purchas- mg agent, and recognize that th e business, rich in trad itio n and historical background, is the out grow th of w hat the people of The Dulles and its trading area ha ve made it. We dedicate ourselve« anew t o the im p o rtan t ta sk of our com- n.uuity. and to back every soldier and sailo r, and airm an in the services of his country. LOOK VOlIt PRETTIEST IN A SO M M A E DRESS! 1 9 4 -0 B u ic k Super, Sedan C L. Poley, M. D. M r. and M rs. H. E. E n d ic ^ ' Wasco C hurch of C hrist: Ser- o f C orvallis visited Sunday w ith vjces fo r L ord’s D ay M ay 3rd. h er m other. Mrs. H. H. W hite. C hurch Bible school 10:00. W. D. Mr. and M rs. Louis Scholl left W atkins, S upt. 11:00 Divine W or- fo r N o rth w estern lake and p la “* ghjp, the Ccmmunion. |C. F. Swan on being home hv May 4. d er, C orresponding S ecretary of M rs. Atibe’l Kasebere- is :n a Oregon C hurches of C hrist, will P o rtlan d hosiptal recovering from br jn g th e m orning m essage, an operation. Mr. K aseberg and Monday, May 4, a t 10:45, Khe d au g h ter. Ja n e t, retu rn ed a f te r ^«¡a.Colum bia A ssem bly, in con- s ta v in g v ’ h h e r over th e week nectxjn w ith the Columbia Dis- end. tric t S pring Rally. ' If possible Josie U nderhill stayed in a hos- prepared to spend th e 'lay; p ital in Tho Dalles f? r fo u r day- a covered dish dinner rf. noon of th is week. and supper a t night, 6 o ’clock. Mr. and Mrs. Law rence Funk O utstanding sp e a k e rs in the S tate sp en t th e week end in (Portland work a re on the program , - a full wHh Cheir ’on in law and daugh- day. te r. Mr. and Mrs. Jean Hull. p C l a u d e l ephens - M inister. Mrs. Anna Lee was hostess t o ______________ — th e Tillicum club F rid ay when Moro C om m unity P resbyterian 'Mrs. A rt Sm ith w as high score jnht,rch : Bft>ie school, 10:00 a. m. w inner. M orning w orship a t i l l a m The tw o cable co n tract clvb ,SernK>n> “ He Musit Increase,” John m et w ith Mrs C harles E v erett , 30 ,c. E. 7:30 p. m. P ray e r »2,-W ednesday. Spec:al guests in- m ee tm g W ednesday a t 7:30 p. m. eluded Mrs. G. H. Root. Mrs. Vig- c h o ir practice 8 p. m. W ednes- — and ’ Mrs. W ily Me- (}ay> go ” ITaufelt Donald. , Mrs. B. W. Rice and son, Lloyd, v isa e d in town Sunday f n t n Ione. R alph W illiam s arrived here Sunday from S eattle w here h- has been em ployed lately T h ^ E v erfaith fu l S unday school class m et w ith Mrs M arvin Tho m as T h u rsd ay . . The women are rtT he fkitchen brigade' ifewing fo r th e Red Cross^ Mrs. E m m ajean Van Gilder n can clean up H itler w as hom e over th e week end from The ■'Dalles. v ON’T wash dishes under the " - faucet. Use good sudsy water in a pan-w ith a rinse of hot water. It'» healthier-and thriftier. ^Between-plates running YOU G ET EGGS and more eggs water is wasted water and wasted from H a rt’s B etter Bred R. I- money. Remember: water power Reds. All m ales from non is defease power. broody hens with 225 to 27-> record. P u llets $18.00 - 100 C ockerals $7.50. P l ^ e A pril o rd ers now. O rder M ay Leg- * h o rns now-, Pullets ICbckerals $2.00. H a r t s H a tc h ery , B eaverton, Oregon. [h e Ddlles H o s p ita l 7itsfes Better •4 W asco, 446. - S A L E o f 8 Poland C hina pigs a t !M. M. ‘Powell ranch May 13 a t 10 a. m. «, - »V- V C h o o s e a dress flordl or w e hdve lots of o th e r smdrt fld tte rin g styles to o l Print Blouses Special Anniversary Values GOWNS & PAJAMAS Gowns, t ailored or lace trifnrs W ashable, P astel Colors $1.79 . $1.98 R efreshingly New! W onderful r>with suits, sk irts slacks or A nniversary Special $1.39 SLITS T3 SUT THE TIME AID Suits for Spring in tailored^ perfection Suits y o u ’ ll w a n t right dw dy7 dnd d o n ’t get to see o u r fo r " o v e r House Coats Rayon $4.95 Cotton Crepe 2.95 s u it’ cp t in box style tto slip effortlessly o ve r y o u r n e w suit. $19.75 to 2 9 .7 5 W ond er collection of houie* coats. W id e variety of styles with tie or zip fronts, full swishing skirts. Girls Cotton Dresses Every little style-wise Miss will be delighted < with gay Cottons like these Size 7 to 16 FO R S A L E : 1941 Chevrolet H ton tru c k - low m ileage. Moro G rain G ro w ers Assn. Save your pennies for U. s. sav ings STAMPS— to scour Hitler off the map. Every U. S. savings stamp bond k added energy in America’s > war effort. $6.50 and 7.95 $1.98 D FOR S A L E : R egistered Poland C hina Boar. Geo. D n n k erd . The pick of the p rin t c ro p — yours for O h - s o - lit tle 1 P ajam as, F in e st fabrics Sizes 15-16-17 T^nnsjW'se W ant A ds Prints in Rdyon Sheer or Jersey * illT Z WCNMARQ COMRANV A . M ‘ Williams & Co. Tk« D*||«-9i W here A ll M id -C o lu m b ia Shop - Slore«òpen until 8 :3 0 P .M Sat.
