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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 3, 1944)
FAOB .. . 1» SRRRMAR COUNT! • f JOURNAL. Parties Enliven Wasco Vicinity Over Hallowe’en Mr and Mm Lewi» Scholl ac companied by Mt* O n Workman and Mra F L Gann«» attended the District meeting o f the Wom an’« Study club held at Arlington Friday. Mia F L Cannell gave a Hallo we’en party for the high school student« Friday at the church, the evening was spent in playing games, the decorations were in the Hallowe’en motif. Refresh ments were served in the late even ing. Miss Fhdl'e Medler had charge of the games. Mrs A M Huckin was a visitor in Portland Monday. The Junior bridge club m et at the home of Mm O G Hildeihrand Wednesday afternoon, a 1:30 o’ clock lunohjon was served. Two table« were cn play and high ■com woe won by Mm L E Kaee- -• - ' g. ' , Mrs T L Fields won high score * 1 end Mrs John McDermid low score Thursday afternoon when the Tilli- cum chib met at the home of Mrs Sam Brock. A one o’clock lunch- ecs was «erred followed by three table« of bridge. The Past Matrons club of the Easters Star met at the home of Mr*» A M Huckin with Mr* Her bert Root as hostess the evening «was spent in sewing for the Veter an’s hospital. Refreshments were served. The Klondike club met Thursday afternoon at the home of MrsO G Hildeihrand. (Houseguests at the home of MORO. ORROOM Mr and Mrs Vernon Van Glider last week were the letters brothers, George and Marvin Hines of Look out, California. Mr and Mrs Marion Powell held open house Tuesday evening. A Dutch lunch wa« (served. ' Mr and Mm Stanley Swett were in Dufur to attend the funeral of Mr. Swett’s mother. Mr and Mrs Marvin Overtook* of Portland were over night guest« of Mr and Mm Joe Hildeihrand and attended the Junior Prom. Joe Brackett of Portland was n bcahess visitor hers last weak and visited his brother and sister in law Mr and Mr H H Brackett. The Lorxe club went to Dufur to play volley hall and won by a high core. Mr and Mm B aal Bains who have* beep living at the home of Mrs Bains’ parent». .Mr and Mm T L Fields have moved to Rufus. Mr and Mira PtoHip Andrews of Salem are spending a two weeks vacation a t the home of the form ers parents, Mr and Mm Guy An drew*. Mr and Mrs Joe Hildeihrand were Sunday via tors m -Hood Riv er. ' T Miss Belle Clothier of Longview, Wash., spent the weekend here. GAS AND OIL Tires—Aeeeseoriee R. McKEAN and SON R L n sn rsa ce Grain? Feed. Flonr, Fuel Farm Implements. Bags. Twine BARBED WIRE—GOOD Feedstor- PHONES Office 163 162 POSTS Residence WASCO leaving Tuesday with her sieter and brother in law, Mr and Mrs Dtibent Johnson and brother and sister ch law Mr and Mrs WiHiam Clothier. » Mr and Mm Robert Taylor (Joy White) o f Anchorage, Alaska are announcing the hhth o f a daugh ter born October 16. • Mr and Mm EMn (Rosa o f Salem were guest« of Mr and Mm L L Funk h a t week. > The two table contract ddbraet at the home of Mm E D McKee Wednesday afternoon high score for the club w*e won by ' Mm G H Root and guest prise by Mm Eetrelle Hailey Mrs George Har ris was elected a member of the etab. The teachers attended a pot luck dtoner at Moro Monday even mg and a business meeting was held in th e evening. Paul Alley had hie foot injured Wednesday. T . Lester Johnson WAJBOO ; MO*O Sponsored by Moro Seniors * - Open to Public M oro High School Auditorium S a tu rd a y Night, November 4th Adm. $1.00 O rchestra M usic Walther-Williams Co. 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The people of the United States of America - have philosophically accepted the dictum that that which the majority of the people of the country want is, in the long run, the best foe the country. In order that the true wishes of the ma !«• jority be known it is imperative that everyone eligible to do so cast a vote in the coining •r e election. „• The fact that this country is today in an .• J Asymmetric Adventure MITROPOLITAN I* international war for the preservation of the traditional American right of free election! $ 0 0 .0 0 > makes it more imperative than ever that y o u . . . A new angle in the one-sided argument for berets, berets, berets. Forecast for fall in silhouette and m ovem ent. . . from the Dunlap Elegante* collection. Tra*. M*rk . Gi eta * ' { • --------4* - THIS Y E A R .......... J ■ <■ / THINK then VOTE! The Datt~ Smart Shop — x - * .-I ' J —- - Paid Ad». ««p u b i«»* Stot« Control Committee. Morpon Fort toad. Oregon, Corl Motor, K mc . Sto. 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