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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (May 18, 1945)
f PAGE <• SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL. MORO, OREGON School Elects 1945-46 Officers ÈRI r^ Y , MAY lfi, 1945 ess, Nel*. Lorraine Coats, Char les Jess Sunderland, Leland A1 b ert Anderson, Lewis John Thonip son. Wily Knighten will give the graduation address. Mrs. Estrelîe Hailey will present the diplomas Rev Cannell will give the invoca tion and benediction. A supper was given in the base ment by the young adult group Friday evening. The proceeds which amounted to $75 will go to wards a new carpet for the church. Miss Jeanne Shull was an over night guest o f Bea Welk Thurs day evening. Mrs Ralph William« (former!jr Mary Thoipas) and Miss Catherine Wasco High school student body held its election of officers for 1946 and U 4« W a y . E lected were: Jean Hull, president; "Stanley An* derWMk vice-prosideht; Phyliss Me dler, secretary; Lester Gray. Trea surer; Sergeant at Anns Lewii Thompson. Yell leaders are Pliy- lt8 s Medler and Leland Anderson, S e r v ic e a b le A ge. S p rin g w e a n e r s Editor o f the Pow-Pow is Stanley s a v e d o n r e q u e s t w ith d e p o s it. B e st Anderson, Managing editor is La b lo o d lin e s fr o m m id -w e s t h e r d s. Verne Calkins and Business editor is Jim Whits. , Phyliss Medler mas an overnight * * guest of LaVerne Calkins Monday O 0 O 0 O O O O C «0CX3> 0 O 0 0 O b U i 0 0 0 0 0 0 a 0 0 t t 0 0 0 C M X X 3 O 0 0 0 0 < W W > 0 0 0 0 r i Mrs Grace Medler, Elton and Phyliss, accompanied by Mr and Mrs Ormand Hilderbrand and Mr and Mrs Walter Medler, had a go a ' ... # s ing away dinner May 9th at The Is an old established firm that has been selling, Dalles hotel m honor of Elton wh° left that day for Camp Meade, Md servicing and repairing cars for a generation. Miss Dorothy Welk has return The dependability of its products and the qual ed tp Waged after a short visit ity of its service has been proven many times. in Portland. The senior class and Mrs Ed Now, when it is doubly important that you wards returned from Portland have good workmanship and quick service to Wednesday evening after spend keep your cars and trucks running, have us take ing three days in that city on care of your service problems. their annual “sneak” A slumber party for the sen ior girls eras given at the home of Mr and Mrs A. C. Kasebei g Friday night. Little sleep and 4 0 1 E 3rd T h e D a lle s good time. Mrs Joe Drinkard and daugh ^ooooooooe<>c<>3ocz>^x>'z..-x>^-^^zx>>sooooooa<>oc<XM O O O ter Carole Dae returned Wednes day from Missoula, Montana where Mrs Drinkard has beep visiting parents. A^iss Qral Lorraine Grason has been awarded a scholarship to attend Oregon State College bridal shower in honor of Miss Frances Enwgh was given by the High school and 7 th and 8th grades at the M. F. church Tuesday evening. Mr and Mrs latwrenee Kase- berg were Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mrs Kasebe/g’s parents, Mr and Mrs John Fos< at Moro Mr and Mrs F S Lamborn and A1 Dormaier were weekend guests in Portland. The Eighth grade graduation will be given in the school gyw.,, Moriday, May 21, at 8:00 p m The six graduates arc Jean Allyne McIntyre, Betty Jean Bur- ,FOR SALE REGISTERED HAMPSHIRE BOARS Millard R. Eakin, Grass Valley Walther-Williams Co. T i r e R e p a ir a nd R e c a p p in g W E E D E C ID E The Wonder Weed Killer. We now have our stock of Weed- ecide, the weed killer you have been reading about. IT DOES NOT POISON THE SOIL GETS ALL THE Mrs Etta Banxer, formerly with Vaaity Beauty Salon, wfll operate after May 15. Ì dU...---A Will you hold a ‘t. FAT-SALVAGE BEE 1 >' for your country? * CARD OF AHANKH We wish ~ to thank our many friends for their words of sym pathy in our bereavement. Dana jean Watkins Mr and Mrs W. D. Watkins Leo Watkins and family « ¿ AUXILIARY MEETS The Legion Auxiliary met at the home of Mrs A. A. Dunlap Wednesday with a pot luck din ner served to 14 members and guests. Mrs Gladys Lemon, state president was present. After the meeting Mrs Frank vonBorstcl took Mrs Lemon to Miller where she took the stage for her home in Pendleton. Mrs J E Hastings and Mrs Hil- ma Rooper of Antelope visited at the home of Mrs Frances McKay a t Kent Wednesday then coming on to Gram Valley to attend the auxiliary meeting at the Dunlar home. AXBSvSa «M m JRMKI HIM IN AMERICA, when a neighbor needs help, ft baa always hgen the custom for all the folks to pitch S and give fafan a hand. Many a harvest woukfnave been lost without the help of a bee. YO UR CO UNTRY NEEDS a bee right nowl Millions of tons o f fat have been used op to supply the thru wands o f battlefield end home-front needs In thia war. And there's still a lot o f war abcadl LAWTRS A FLEA TO I W I Y W O M A N I Our country b calling on you, the women hi WAHOO ) So scrape all pans and .roasters. Skim soups and gravies. Keep your used fats in W tin can— any kind wQl do. Save meat trimmings and plate scrapings in a bowl; melt them down and add the liquid fat to your can. GAS AND OIL Tlreo--Accessories R H. McKEAN and SON In saran ce Grata, Feed. Floor, Fuel Farm Implements. Bags, Twine BARBED WIRE—GOOD Feedstorw 163 WASCO PHONES Office 162 dties and towns and on the farms, to save every drop of used fat. Your used fata desperately needed to meet our country’s requirements. When the salvage can is full, take it to your butcher. H ell give you 2 red points and up to four cents for every pound. I f you have any difficulty turning in your used fats, call your Homk Demonstration or County Agent. X POSTS d this yor: 100,000,000 mire ponds if Residence 182 OREGON /Mprvtwf h OFX J r b C - 1M 11 k ’ b th u try including roots according to — all experiments so far. MARGIE'S BEAUAY SALON Bailding Phoae-2825 The Dalles, Oregon • Fridley resumed from Mabel, North Carolina, Friday May 11. , The High school baccalaureate will be held Sunday at 11:0O A-M . m the Methodist church. Rev. F. L, Cannell will give the ser mon. Mr and Mrs Elmer Lutje re turned from the Valley Monday. The Red Cross will be open Tues day and Friday of each week. Any one who cares to help will be wel come.. Moro Grain Growers v iir *H e ’s saving money for my college by buying THE OLD JUDGE SAYS...' W a r Bonds, and bringing onto them too! But be says that be knows what to do in case w e need money in a hurry sometime when the fam ily budget gets out of balance^or On emergency comes up - l i k e the time Granby was sick. H e says we can borrow a t the First National Bank! e *M y Pop says borrowing from a bank is good business and that it doesn't cost as much that w ay. He says too that when you borrow from the First National Bank you establish y o u r . credit so you can use it again if you w oai t o / LOANS *50 to *1000 a fuff year to repay "Yea, I certainly would like to why you call that an old fashioned judge." O L D J U D G E : "G lad to tell you, George. U n til recently, a person known as an al- treated as a s 0 ia l ¿ i f anything was done to I him or help him. But, during the past few years, medical research and study has developed that aloobottcs are really sick xootsd phgefcal, social or emotiopal reason behind Iheir W havwr. That's why today so much is being done to help them b y finding out and correcting the condition th a t leads them to excess.” GEORGE: ** How many folks are there like that, Judge?” OLD JUD G E: ** We[l. according to scientific research, 95% of the people who drink, drink sensibly. 5% do so unwisely, a t times. Included in th a t 5% is the smdll percentage of the sick people I’m talking about.” A N t BRANCH clearer picture. I t’s the most sensible ap proach I ’ve ever heard on the subject.” OF P O R T L A N D r i 11 i a I e ip e s iT im a v r a n c i c o r f o s a t io m ,
