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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 7, 1945)
I MM t WHIMHff wpm <wWRf- WRfr and »on of Portland were here last week end a» guest» o f Mr and Mr» Paul May. The women are «raters. Mr and Mr» Narvin Howard have been, here for eome weeks visiting her aister, Mrs Vernon Flatt. The Howards come fretn North Dakota. of -Health Coarse Exercises ' Mr and Mrs John Festos of Cal ifornia and Mr and Mrs Robert <5 ill mo r were here for a visit at the Clyde Gillmor home, the Frates coming Friday and Ddb. Gillmor and wife Sunday. Bob is .on his way to Schenectady, New York again. Frank Sayrs, Dean Pinkerton, Howard C-on-lee and Bob Roberson drove to Eugene Uo see the Oregon. OSC football struggle last Satur- day, taking Pat Pinkerton with them from Salem. They report it '*ras exciting game. Mrs Marjorie Norton was here iatrt week end from Portland to see be* father, R. C. Byers, who re- turned^ from the hospital at that time, some what recovered from a recent stroke. were sent out to instruct teachers and principals in health. The last legislature pa need a bill making definite the thing» that must he taught fa a health codrse and the teacher« were being taught first. Mrs Lester Barnum came home Saturday from her trip to Moun- fain City, Tenn., where she was called on account of the illnesa and death of her mother Mr Barn- um met her in The Dalle«. _ Mr and Mrs Elmer E. Goekler Afaminum Griddle« Women’« Mittens Children s Mittens DITCHERS TOYS Childrens' Books Original Hummels Walt Disney lnmfaons BILL FOLDS f t B k^lWMiM », HO Mr and Mm W.<H. BtyffUH were up from The Dalle« Tuesday to aay that their eon, Harry, waa back in the states and would be home in a few days for Christmas tf not for good. He haa been hi the South Pacific and expect» terminal leave., Donald Martin fell while getting out of hi« granary one day laat week and broke hi« arm just above the wisst which witt keep him laid up for aeveml weeks. Announcements have been re ceived telling of the coming wed ding of M bs Janet Peeta, daugh ter of Mr« Dorothy Peeta, to Ea/l Robert Schick, on Chrtatmaa night at the First PreAyterian church in Portland. x New» o f the wedding of Miaa Patrie«« Pickett, daughter of Mr and Mr» Fred Pfckett to Mr. Will iam Oliver Storey id Edmond», Washington wa» received here by friend» of the Pieketta, who were former resident« of Moro. Dewey Thompson, Merrill Ove- eon, Paul AHey, Vernon Miller and Carl Melzer left Wednesday for Pendleton to attend the wheat Lea gue meeting. Other» went for the later seeedon» and some were on hand for the opening speech Wed nesday morning. Out in civilian clothe» again this week are: Chariee Perrigo, Robert vonBoratei, Warren Taykwr Elliot and Sybil Belshe Stockdale. Arden Squire wa» in Portland last week end to vimt hi» »on who is «till in the hospital although doing very wcH. My aod m » l « M Weed» ipffitth« middfe W««t and south and w m « l day» fa Portland, vrherew y> h« bad a good trip although thalr «Idaat <fcughter, Sherry, *• in ft waa cold and icy fa a part of a boapitaL state« viiited. Vince got in on Vfoemt Genteman retu rn ed « * » of the pheasant «hooting in Monday n b ofag ftugi hb trip bo^a *»*>¥« South Dakota. G reen D ia m o n d ECONOM Y come end get A Christmas Tree for your kolidey reason P eace b rin g s tru ck s b ack in to re g u lar production., U tility o f tru ck s on the farm is based upon a b ility to h an d le a w id e v a r- iety of h a u lin g jobs. T he In terb a tio h a l M odel K -5, m ed iu m -d u ty truck w ith com b in ation 'grain body and stock rack , is a p ractical all-arou nd truck for the farm . T h is m odel, soon to be a v a ila b le in q u a n tities, is offered in four w h e e lb a se s and is p ow ered by th e In tern a tio n a l G reen D ia m ond en gin e. as a Christmas remembrance CARD OF THANKS « We wish to thank our , many friend» for their forsi offerings and expressions of kindness and sympathy in our bereavement. Mrs W. A. May and family J. K. McKean Company . . . A t Williams . . . Ml Set For Christmas Assorted Games Teddy Bear» DOLLS Xmas Tree Stands Naughty Graphs Black Itoordu FIGURINES Lucite picture frame« N e w F a sh io n L i M t in » • D ate Dresses O f course you are expectidg plenty of dates during the $ rttte tn b r r: Ç U r io fm a « 3 * C a m ittÿ holidays . . . and you w ill surely have them too » if your attire meets the critical eye of "him ” . These new models W e are increasing our stock evefy day w ith new shoulder lines . . . captivating drapes . . . and so many other smart features . . - black and cofors . . . Size 1 2 -2 0 GiZif« oZ L o ttin g C h a rm FUR C O A T S SUNSET has the largest stock of parts and accessories in the Mid-Columbia. W e handle parts and accessories for all General Motors produces. O u r R e p u ta tio n h Y ou r P ro te c tio n p Sunset Motor C The Dalles, U b Oregon CHEVROLET ! OLDSMOBILE CADILLAC M A K E E V E R Y M IL E CO RECAPPING by smriAUSTS No C e rtific a to ftoqulrorf Latest Factory Methods For EUgflde Car Owners “ General Wainwright Is a grant guy. Gotta sign off aaw, the J a w are closing in. Notify m y mother fa Brooklyn. What wouldn’t I give for an ice cream soda.” Thia was the final message sent oat of Corrogidor by Sgt. Irvin g Strobing before the Jap» entered. C H U R C H E S Grass Valley Baptist Church Sunday School 10:00 A. M. Morning Worship 11. A. M. Young People« Meeting 7:00 P. M. Evening Services 8:00 P. M. Howard A. Schdling, pastor WASCO METHODIST CHUBC4 Sunday School 10 A. M- Classes for all ages. Morning Worship— 11 a.m. Junior League 6:30 p. m. . Preaching» service at the Grass Valley Methodrat church Sunday afternoon at 3 o’clock. F. L. Cannell, Pastor Moro Community Church James D. Moberg, pastor Bible School 10:00 A. M. Morning Worship 11:00 A. M. Christian Science Society Sunday morning servioes at 11a.m. Subject “God the only Cause and Creator” includes testimonials of hekling. * The reading room in the rem of the building is open. All ah thoriried Christian Science titer« ’ ture can be bought or borrowed Wednesday night service at B Specializing in all form« of W hat finer gift, pray tell, could one wish fo r— more than a fur ;coat? It is the cherished dream of every * '_ woman . . our unusuually large selec- tions of fur coats . . strollers, jackets and ' 4 H lb ‘ :scorfs include all the popular peltry . . fashioned fo r beauty and service. Make 'arrangement w ith us to give the classic £ a \ fitfl (gift— FURS E Month* end Months to P«y Oaroty Quilted House Coats ( Isn’t she c' armingly clad for Christmas ’ morn? this could be you. W e have lots of them and of good quality rayon quiltid through 10.9546.75 House Slippers M o d i up Iw r Hour. c««t with • p«k«f « d e riu l »lipp«f» h, b U ltd ln , shade . ■ • bunny or M t - - in white and colon Pr. 1.4V - 3.95 > fl UB TODAY S unset M o to r C o Annuities < I Endowment« Limited payment plans Salary Saving« Retirement Income« PAUL r . 406 East bid. M c C ulloch The Dalles. Williams & Co The Dalles, Oregon
