Sherman County journal., January 26, 1945, Page 3, Image 3

P A O B 9,
«H E R M A N
COUNTY JO U R N A L ,
Farewell Affairs
H O BO . OKBGOM F R ID A Y . J A N U A R Y M , 1»4S
T he adult group o f th e WaboD
M ethodist church m et Sunday a f ­
ter church fo r a poM uck dinner.
.U l
.J ií.ll.iiíí,
Ut»
R. J. Baker returned to ~ his
A . A , D unlap le ft Tuesday for
home
in The D alles Monday after
P ortland t o v isit M rs. Dunlap who
L .x m to C l k J . ;
THE OLD KELIAB^*
spending several weeks here on
to th ere fo r m edical treatm ent.
' John Robinson, w ho baa been ill
Quality~-DependAbility—Oonrt«y¡
business.
C pl. Jack H olm es o f M osier ar­
to The D alles h ospital, ie tooprov-
in g * rapidly
. A fazvw eU p a sty fa r C em id N i l - ***
» P W and w ill be able to
t« re-
M ajor and M m. R. D. Sm ith ar- rived F rid ay to v isit a t the home
b et w as held a t the teach ers W ed- turn home
w eek.
rived here P id a y from P a lo A lto, o f Mr. and M rs. C. . R. Anderson.
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neoday n ig h t. Mtonen F ridley, Em-^ Mies F rancis E m igh «pent the C oltf., to v isit h e r brother and *to- C pl.. H olm es recently returned
%h, A ileen S c o tt and Merer« Mar- w eek end a t her hom e in F ree- ter-in -law , Mr. and lir a . Clyde fr o m 19 m on th s to Greenland. He WASCO M ETHODIST CHURCH
ion Crctefe Bnxs Baron,
Lelerid w ater.
Stradley. T h ey le f t T u esd ay for is h om e on 80 day furlough.
M orning W orship at 11:00 a.m. -
Scbw endel, Bob N tobet and Gerald
A movie, “ This A bove All,** »tar- The B ailee to v is it her p aren ts,
A m ong th e busineee visitors and
Sunday School a t 10:00 a.m.
N tobet
shoppers to The D alles
Friday
present.
lo Mr. and Mr*. Fred S trad ley.
ring Joan F on tain e and Tyrone
I t x: «a
Preaching Service tk Gras» V a lley
w
ere
Mr*.
T.
M.
R
elfe,
Mrs.
Chas.
A dinner in honor o f -P in k y *
bfl W ld to the W asco
Dean W ncox
to p ^ u n d
M ethodist church Sunday afternoon
baby,
M iss Anna
N e A it w a s given o t the home o f !g ,
gym nasium F riday Saturday to v isit frien d s returning B aker and
at 3:00 o’clock. ’
S
ch
w
arts.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W. C.
Mr. and Mia Joh n R pyrt Thure n*
,
hom e Monday even in g,
F. L. Cannell, pastor.
Todd, Mr. j n d Mrs. A r t Schilng,
day. Bob M M k ABeen S co tt and '*’ ** Mor* “ H»aWea” battled and
V o m V on C ik k S r w » a k o nrM ent. «*•» * • W n « o “W arrior»» F rid ay
M™- A™ U
« « » <*»»«>>- Mr. and Ms? V . B. Bakin and Mrs. Moro Community
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P resbyterian Church
' « O D
oig b t on th e W aaco gym nasium ter’ Oaro*^>. « » * •««> Gordon, and A. F . B alzer.
p arty fo r Mrs. F. L. floor.
K
M ary Sayre o f Moro w en t to P ort- Mira Sue L indsey le ft Sunday for Bible School 10 a. m.
a t (h e home of, *1 Frank F itzp h tn ck m ade a b usi-
W ednesday on busm ens. Gor- • her hom e in Hood R iver after M orning W orship at 11 a. m.
Mre.
b y the Junior m se trip to P ortland T hursday.
<*°n toft Thursday f o r San F ran- spending sev era l m onths here with Serm on, “God or Mammon.”
y.
< Al D orm aier w o t a t f t n e r g u e st ci®co l i v i n g joined th e m erchant h er ototer, M rs. E rn est Blaylock. Prayer M eeting Wed. 8 ,p. m.
L ea g u e
C E. a t 7:30 p.m.
The
held election of Mrss Lorraine Goeson a t her «w»rto«n M rs. L em ley and daugh-
Mrs. A l R oberts le ft th is W ed­
Jam es D. Moberg, pastor.
o f officer*
• home Sunday."
ter and M iss S a y r s returned hom e n esd ay
fo r
C orvallis
leaving
The
Study Club m e t at
Mrs. Lj R. E a sd b eig to in The Sunday evening. M rs. A. A . Dunlap T hursday fo r San * D iego. Calif., C hristian Science Society
the hom e o f M rs E. D. McKee D i lies hospital.
accom panied them i o Portlond fo r w h ere h er husband is stationed.
Sunday m orning services a t
lu ary 18. M rs. Frank F itzp at- ------------—————- -
m edical tr e a tm e n t
. •
She le f t Hip children here w ith her l i a. m. Subject, “ Love.”
, W ednesday night service at 8
g a v e an in terestin g talk on
parent«, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cox.
«GAS" A N D OIL ;
W allace M ay returned hom e Sun­
art.
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includes -testim onials of healing.
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A r t Bibby le f t Tuesday for Cor­
d ay from C orvallis w here he a t­
The reading room in the rea»
T ires—A ccessories
M rs. S a rg ea n t returned front
n elius w here he w ill be several of the building is open. A ll au
tended the tripe-A conference.
C orvallis Sunday, erh ^ y she has R. H. MqKEAN and SON
d ays on business.
^ o n z e d jChlifttifiA SciencfiL lite r « -
been spending a w eek w ith . her
M rs. K enneth B arn ett and M rs. Mr. and Mrs. Jake E slin ger cam e cure can be bought or borrowed
la r ir w a r e
daughter, M rs. C hsrtos N e v ille s
Paul W ilson o f M oro w e n t t o P ort­ up from P ortland Thursday on
Grain, Feed. F loor. Fael
M ias L avelle G u y ja a d brother,
land
Saturday to v is it th eir m oth ­ b u sin ess returning on Friday.
Farm Im plem ents. B ags, T w ine
G aylord, spent th e w eek eqd a t
er, M rs. A. A. D unlap w h o is there
^ ^ A S K FOR SPECIAL DEPOSIT F N V H
BA R BED W IRE— GOOD FO S'lS f or m edical treatm en t. T hey re­ M rs. E m m a Cox accom panied her
frien d s to W asco.
granddaughter, Mrs. A t Robets, a s
M is s , A ileen S co tt o f Portland
W if
turned hom e Sunday w ith L ester
PHONES
fa r o s Vancouver on W ednesday.
sp e n t th e tyeek end w ith Mr. and Feeds tore
W
ilson
o
f
K
ent.
Office
Residence
Mrs. Cox <>ent several months
M rs. BUI N isb et.
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here vtoiting relatives.
Mr.
end
Mrs.
F
rank
B
ayer,
M
is
Mr, and If re. Frank U m b o r n WASCO
OREGON
C
harles
P
errigo
and
b
a
b
y
and
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Reynold*)
have returned Jhrom F oreet Grove
Mrs. Rafcto B a sse e n d b ab y w ere w ere b u sin ess visitors in W asco
HEAD OFFICE. PORTLAND
where they attended the funeral o f
business v isito r s to The D alles Saturday.
a la te relative.
M onday.
E n sign Donald von Bartsel ari iv-
Mf; and Mrn. H erbert R oot are
in Portland.
T he G rass V alley Rebekah social ed here Thursday to spend his
. O r iU d N rife-t M t •for t h e a n n y
club are sp on sorin g another card leave vtoiting h is parents, Mr. and
T hursday. Jan u ary 28.
party a t the I. O. O. F . h all F riday Mre. Ted von B orstel. Ensign ven
__________ o f C hristian
n ight, Jan. 26, b egin n in g a t 9 B orstel recently returned from the
South Pacific.
Service
fcecr m onthly m eet­
VM1TED
o’clock. "
M iss C assie H olm es cam e up from
in g a t Ih e hom e p f Mre. E. D. Me
•J A T J e s
Mrs.
K
enneth
B
arnett
w
a
s
a
The
D alleg F riday to spend the
Keo t e t W edneodk ly. E sther Royce
* ’ . ¡ i ’rivd
b u sin ess visitor in The D alles w eek end. M iss H olm es w ent teto
was* fit
T uesday.
the von B orstel hom e Saturday to
's
v isit w ith E nsign von Borstel re­
M t . and Mre. Luke Bibby of
tu rn in g here Sunday leaving that
Heppner arrived here Thu redo y to
e v e n in g fo r The D alles w ith John
spend th e week end v isitin g at the
Brogan from Antelope.
Top Q uality, Al, Wool. Plaid M elton C loth-
hom es o f Mr. and M rs. A rt Bibby
Sam m y H olm es and George von
Jackets, Green, Red Or Blue
and Mr. an d M rs. J o e B ibby. T hey
MORO
B orstel cam e up from The D alles
le ft Saturday for th eir hom e.
F riday to spend the week end w ith
O. M. F raley arrived here Mon­ their parents. Tommy Kaaberger.
d ay evening from Maupin to v isit a friend o f Sam m y's, accom panied
JO IN
a t th e home of his daughter, Mrs. him hom e fo r a v isit over th e week
The C om rour.ty Club a t The
A it Bibby and fam ily.
D alles and help return n g v et­
end.
X •K-V
erans acquire club quarters.
Over 600 m embers. Thanks
for your help
N atural W hite Fleeced V est; Snap F astened;
at Wasco
Service Men Vi
Grass
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Store
VAUÆY
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The Vailes Branch
United States National 3a«k
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January Defrosters
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Men Plaid
Mackinaws
"BONDS
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STAMPS
T. Letter Jetasen
Pea Jackets $ 1 4 . 9 5
m
Green W o o l Jackets $ 7 .7 5
m
RHY MORF WAP PONDS
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Sheepskin V ests $ 6 .9 5
SH E E P LIN ED
W ATER R E PE L L A N T G o a t S
$ 8 .9 5
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Ikwble Protection from Cold and W et
S unny B rook
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Friday, Jan. 26
Wool
Fossil vs. Moro at Grass Valley
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Saturday, Jon. 27
Condon vs. Moro at Grass Valley
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Shirts
n
H arm , durable and
very good looking
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Tneoday, Jon. 39
Wasco vs. Moro at Moro
t o n t i Mn&iBs tote m mtnutw . kv WH
■ « te « ! A HCM .W .l FRF.4I % ««*• MVTBAL VWT1
Paul Bunyan $9.95
All wool plaid
J?.-1 j
tailored
out
d«>or ahirt
Eskimo $7.95
V
A.I wool flannel in brown, navy and maroon
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Manattan $7.50
A light tweedy «hadow plaid in tan or gray
Airman $8.50
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T in or lig h t blue effect 50 p ercen t wool and
rayon— a dressy looking shirt
Brentwood $9.50
V
100 per cent all wool flannel. C olors bright
ret?, cocoa and sage green
Warm Underwear
P u rre y B lankets
Glob* Union S a itt
$ 6 .4 9
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ands durability.
As
beautiful as they are warm. In pas­
"%ten*a|n**
per cent Gray m ixture W ool
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and Cotton *
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80 percent Purrey rayon blankets.
Fam ous for thtir lig h t warm sleep ­
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Your Suroot Protection from Suddtei W ta lh te
C lio n c «
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tel rose, blue, green and cedar with
satin bindings.
GLOBE SH IR T S A N D LONGHCK -
Mansing Union SidiU $ 5 .0 0 }
69 per eont W ool in Cream W h<e s
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Sweat Shirts f l . ^ 5
H eavy Fleeced Cotton S h irts
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TICKETS O N S À I E
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Help the Victims of Dreaded Polio - Come!
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•• $178 Bach
A . M. Williams & Co.
T h e Dallas, Oregon
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