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Mrs R J B aker and her aangh
te r in law, Mrs Dale Baker, anc
son came up from Th$ D alits Wed-
i esday even ng to spend several
days here w uh Mr. Baker. They
ell w ent to The Dalle.-; S atu rd ay
Mr. Baker retu rn in g her? Mont
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Mr and Mrs R L Campbell of
The Dalles and their son PFC Lee
A Campbell, who is home on
furlough from Florida and the
former's mother. Mrs Maud^ Camp
Hufus Sunday evening.
Fell of The Dalles were here one
Pvt. Bill Todd came Friday ev day last w?ek visiting relatives
ening from Orangeburg, S C. to and friends.
spend a 25-day furlough with
Mrs A rt Bibby and daughter,
his parents, Mr and Mrs W C
Janice,
w ent to The Dalles Friday
Todd, and other relatives.
<n
business
and to meet her sis
Mr and Mrs W C Todd went
ter,
Miss
Lou
se Fraley, who a r
t- Bend Sunday to m eet their
rived
S
aturday
from Portland to
grandchildren. Harold and Ethel
spend
her
vacation
w ith her sis
Max Todd, from Palo Alto, C alif
ter.
ornia who will visit them awhile.
11 K Pierce and daughter,A ud
rey a rr ved here Wednesday, Mr.
Pierce to work in the warehouse.
They are staying a t the A A Dun
lap home.
Mr and Mrs D ck Edwards and
children were dinner guests a t
the home of Mr and Mrs John
Engstrom
Sunday.
Mrs Ted Peterson returned r e
Mr and Mrs Willis B n ttia n and
son, Gary W ayne, of Tygh V al
ley were visitors here Mo :aay.
Mr and Mrs J A Holmes anc
son of Redmond spent Sunday-
visiting th eir son and dau g h ter in
law, Mr and Mrs Robert Holmes.
Miss C a sd e Holmes came up
fiom The Dalles Friday for sev
eral weeks vacation from , her du
ties a t the hospital.
Mrs Maude Gajrjjett „ and son,
Billy, returned home S unday from
The Dalles where Billy has been
in the hospital for observation «
Mr aijd Mrs Herm an P e te /j
end son, Arden, were business
\is ito rs in The Dalles Monday.
Mr and Mrs O N R uggles lef*
Monday fo r P ortland to spend
several days on business. Mr«
Ruggles* m other, Mrs
William
C authers, of Moro s staying there
during th eir absence.
bekah love, drape its Charter in
mourning for thirty days and that
we tender to the family o f our de
ceased brother our sincere condol
ence and that a copy &t these res
olutions be sent to the family.
• Mrs Margaret Knox
Committee;
. Wilma Wilde
Grace Medler
Bunday School at 1ft :Bn A. M-
F- L. Cannel 1 paatoj.
In memory of brother Harry
Riohelderfer who died, August 3rd
Moro Community
1944.
Again th a t unwelcome yet re
Presbyterian Church
lentless vis to r, death, hath entered
James D. Moberg, pastor
the 'portals of our lodge room and
Bible School 10 a.m .
summoned a dear brother to the
beautiful home 'beyond. His zeal
VOTE FOR
ous work in the interests of our
C H U R C H E 9
beloved Order and his life, laden
WASCO
METHODIST CHURCH
w ith gentleness and kind deeds,
has won fo r him the plaudit of the
good M aster, and will cause his
name to be cherished in the affec
tionate memory of our lodge.
And W hereas, the all-wise F a th
er hath called our beloved brother
to the N ew Jerusalem , where
“happily he hath heard the signal
of is release on the bells of the
Holy 6 ity , the chimes of eternal
A p p lic a tio n fo r m e m b e rs h ip in - -
peace.” And he having been n
faithful and ardent w orker in the
teaching of Friendship,. Love and
T h e D alles, O re g o n
Truth, therefore be <t
I
hereby
apply
for membership in Community Club 2471,
Resolved, th a t Marian Rebekah
sponsored
by
the
Veterans of Foreign Wars in order to
Lodge, No. 127/’ in testim ony of
help
acquire
a
“home”
for returning war veterans. I certify
his loss>,and tq express its Re-
that I am of Legal age? a citizen of the United States; a
relative of a veteran; will abide by the Rules of the Club,
and enclose $1.04 for my 1944 dues. ,
J w
Chriatlhn Science Beeiety
Sunday morning service» at
11.*00 a.m . Subject. “Soul”
Wednesday night service at 8
includes testimonials of healing.
The reading room in th^ rea*
of the building is open. All an
Qiorized Christian Science liters
ture can be bought or borrowed
YOUR OWN
GOOD
'O S E N S E
[ TELLS YOU
M IS T E R -
CONGRESS
i
Miss C assie Holmes > e n t to
Pt rtland Tuesday to spend sev
eral days visiting and shopping.
Mrs B W M athews and children
arrived here Thursday from S e a t
M rs TeiPTrim ble and M rs Jacob tle, Wash., to visit her parents^
cently from Condon . .where she
W
nsrem iller were business visitors Mr and M rs T M Rolfe.
.«pent week w ith her husban 1
who is em ployed there.
Mrs Nelda Kendall returned to
her home in The Dalles Friday
a fte r spending several days here
w ith h er au n t, Mrs J E Block.
Mr and M rs B M Kelley, wLy?
jecently returned from Carlto-i
where they were working Were in*
tewn Sunday. They are mov ng
back to Kent.
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT
r. The Dalles F riday.
T,'r and Mrs Kenneth Todd nave
a:, their guests her m other and
s’ster, Mrs Meeker and Betty, from
Larned, -Kansas. —— -
Dick Edwards of Myrtle Point
rrrived here Wednesday evening
to spend several days here visit
ing before taking Mrs Edwards
and children home on Sunday.
xJCAREFUL!
C O M M U M IT Y C L U B 2 4 7 1
• One match, one
cigarette, one care
les» act can undo
th e . . „
/Su
100 year»
it takes to
grow a
‘ j&y
mature
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Local Address
KEEP OREGON GREEN ASSN
City ft State
SALEM, OREGON
DO YQUR WAR DUTIES ' 7
B u y m o re W a r
B onds — and
cheerfully attend
to o t h e r h o m e -
fro n t duties. Let*«
get tb it w ar won
quickly!
Mr and Mrs Clyde Strut!Icy
have as their guest this week Mr-«,
Ruth Johnson of The Dalles.
Mrs E d g ar Alley and Mr»
F rank B ayer took Mrs
Helen
B ayer to The D,alles Monday fo r
medical attention. They rqtum od
home the sam e evening.
Mr and Mrs Don C lodfelter and,
children were huspicss visitors in
The Dalles Monday
a .’•>
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Mrs Carl Sherm an a r r ved here
Monday evening from P ortland
t j spend a week or ten days with
h er p aren ts, Mr and M rs C harles
National Distiller* Product« Corporation
86 P ro o f
New Y ork .
T H E OLD R E L IA B L E for
Q uality—D ep en d a b ility — C ourtesy
FOUR YEARS AGO
is a G erm an. F o u r years ago, he felt the way
m any of us feel today. He thought the w ar was
as good as won.
ans
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He had reason to think so. Far more reason than we
have. France was his. England was bloody after
Funkcr w. The German Army seemed invincible.
o u t the w ar w asn’t alm ost over. A nd now it is our
at mies th a t are on the m arch. It is our bom bers blast
ing G erm an cities. Victory is in our grasp. I t ’s u p to*
«1» to see th a t we d o n ’t let it slip through o u r fingers
the way H an s did.
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A n d b a re a re 5 m o re reasons /o r
For this Is the financial crisis of the war just as
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If every last one o f us here at home will try to match
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today *— —
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Grass Valley—212
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JACK WILSON
Waace—4&2
Y o u r lo c a l r e p r e s e n t a t iv e fo r
S T A N D A R D OF C A L IF O R N IA
SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL
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