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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 22, 1946)
< 1 fiÀUN I; »W»$, ‘iWwpr« FNIW4«, r w w v * n | « . HW Th£u. ftussJep with navy, ters, Betty and Dorothy, wer< pf Me khd Mr» R J. Baker <e a r n Morntag Worship H :00 A. M. spent th6 yeek end at the home The Dalles Saturday, to visit Ml' ed to their home In The Panes Communion Service t Saturday after spending several of Mr and Mrs William Holmes Barnett at the hospital. Christian Science Society a a weeks hère on business. Mr and Mrs Don Smith en ter * Mr and Mrs John i Buether Service at 11 la. m., Subject: tained friends at their home Sat w ere. in Portland Thursday and “Mind” urday evening. Contract was in Friday. Wednesday evening service C H U R C H E S play at two tables with nigh first and third evening of each Mrs W. D. Barett and daugh scores held by Mrs Arch Contrail ters were visitors in The Dalles Grass Valley 'Baptist Church month includes testimonies of Sunday School 10:00 A. M. healing. The reading room in the Mrs Bernard Martin was host and A*. A. Dunlap. Other guests Monday. Morning Worship 11 A. M. included Mr and Mrs Alfred rear of the church contains all Mrs A1 Roberts and children ess at a bridal shower at her. Kock, Mrs A. A. Dunlap and came up from Corvallis Friday Preaching Service at Grass Val authorized Christian Science lit home Thursday afternoon in Arch Cantrall. Refreshments were to visit at the home of her par ley Methodist church Sunday af erature'w hich may be borrow«? 3 honor of Mrs Owen Eakin re ternoon at 3:00 o’clock. served at the close of the party. ents, Mr and Mrs Fred Cox. or purchased. , cently from Sharon North Car Young Peoples Meeting 7:00 P. M. Mr and Mrs Ed Alley and dau olina. Other guests present Aere WASCO METHODIST CHURCil Mr and Mrs Tommie Barnett Evening Services 6:00 P. M. ghter, Lila Lee went to The Dal Mrs Herman Ziegler, -Mrs Bovee Sunday School 10 A. M. Howard A. Schilling, pastor les Monday when MLss Alley left and-daughters, Ethe and Ma.gar- Blaylock, Mrs Ivan Blagg, Mrs by train for Studley, Kansas et, were business visitors in The Classes for all ages. Moro Community Church Morning Worship—11 a.m- S ' J. W Blagg, Mrs Vernon Eakin. where she will become the bride Dalles Saturday. James D. Moberg, pastor “Four Certainties of Christianity” Mrs EHon Eakin, Mrs Millar/ Mr and Mrs Harold Gwens ?r*d Bible School 10:00 A. M. of Wayne Karnes. Eakin, Mrs Ernest Blaylock, Mrs Junior League 6:30 p. m. Miss Jeanette Holmes came Bill Johnson were visitors in The F. L- Cannell, Pastor Cyde Stradiey, Mrs Harold Eakin, Dalles Tuesday. R H E U M A T IS M Mrs Norris Gilkison, Miss Krel- home Friday from OSC, to spend Mrs Helen Alley and children, da Buether,, Mrs Myrle Smith, the week end with h e r parents, and A R T H R I T I S Mr and Mrs William Holmes. John and Barbara, and Mrs Mrs Orville Ruggles, Mrs Willard GEORGE G. UPDEGKAFF Mrs Marghrita von Borstcl of Glenn Perry were business vis 1 suffered for years and am so Barnett, Mrs’ Chares Perrigo, Mrs thankful that I found relief fr?rr. Dean Reynolds, Mrs Ralph Eakin, Oregon City, Mr and Mrs Dean of itors in The Dalles Saturday. A tto r n e y A t thia terrible affliction that I will Mrs Jennie Martin, Mrs Djnald Portland and Mr and Mrs Dick M rs'T ed von Borstel took gladly answer anyone writing ne M o ro and W i Martin, and Mrs .Claus Barden- Huhman iof Sandy attended the her son, George, back to The Dal for information. Mrs Anna P au U, hagen. After the many lovely funeral of Henry Patjens held les Monday after spending the P. O. Box 825, Vancouver, Waslh. gifts were opened a short prr- here last Tuesday .afternoon. week end at home. ooocxxxxxxxboocxxzjoooooooooooooocxjoooooooooooooooo gram was given, Mrs Orville Rug Mr and Mrs Frank Bayer and Mr and Mrs Clyde Stradiey and gles played “At Dawning”, Mrs- children and Harry Stark went son. Richard, were business visit Millard Eakin gave a reading to Tygh Valley Sunday to spend ors in The Dallesf Saturday. “Husbands” and Mrs Boyce Blay the day visiting at the home of lock gave a reading “Stockings”, Mr and Mrs Willis Brittain. Mr and Mrs Dean Olds cam^ after which refreshments of coP- Ia an old established firm th at has been selling, fee, cake and jello were served by up from Portland Saturday to servicing and repairing c a n for a generation. spend the. week end here visiting the hostess. The dependability of its producta and the qual Mr and Mrs Fred Cox, Mr and her parents, Mr and Mrs Jac- ') Wassenmiller, and other rela ity of ita service has been proven many times. Mrs Art Bibby, Mr and Mrs A..F Balzer. and Mrs R. J. Baker tives and friends, returning to were business visitors in The the city Monday. Now, when it is doubly important that you Mr and Mrs John Rust and Dalles Thursday. have good workmanship and quick service to Mr and Mrs Blaine Miller and daughters and Mr and Mrs H O. keep your cars and trucks running, have us take chidren of Moro were Sunday Dugger went to Boardman Sun day to visit Mr and Mrs Arch care of your service problems. dinner guests at the home of The Golden Years Plan gives yees: Fortner. Mr and Mrs Millard .Eakin. 1. Definite monthly income for Mr and Mrs Fred Cox had as life when you wish to retire. Mr and Mrs Tom Alley went dinner guests Sunday in honor 2. Protection for family now. to The Dalles Thursday to visit of their son, Don’s birthday anni 3. Pays double for accidental Edgar Alley w ho.was ill in the versary, Mr and Mrs Lou’s Bath death before retirement age. T h e D a lle s 4 0 1 E 3 rd hospital. 4. Build# up large cash reserve. « er of Moro, Mrs A1 Roberts and M d—■aoaa nnnww ooB»—y—- Mr and Mrs James Phifer and children of Corvallis and Mrs V.*. 5. Pays steady income if you arc permanently disabled. daughter, Marjory, of Shaniko, J. Davis. were dinner guests at the home There will l>e a benefit card of her mother, Mrs Maude G?r party at the Masonic hall Thurs rett, Sunday King Fritts came home from day evening February 28. Start IN S U R A N C E c o m p a n y The Dalles Thursday recovering ing at 8 o’clock and sponsored PAUL R. . McCULLOCH by the Eastern Star social club from an operation. 405 East 2nd. The Dalles. Mrs Wren Hogue was a busi The Moro town team and the ness visitor in The Dalles Mon Wasco town team player! basket ball in tHe Grass Valley gym day Mr and Mrs John Block ga\c Thursday evening when Moro a farewell dinner at their home defeated the Wasco team by a Sunday for Miss Lila I^ee Alley. score of 38-37. Mr and Mrs H. O. Dugger and ---1 Other guests present were Mr Mrs John Rust were business and Mrs Ed Alley and Mr and visitors in The Dalles Friday. Mrs Don Smith and son, Larry. Mrs Paul Goddard gave a par Mr and Mrs Willard Barnett ty at her home Saturday In hopor and Mrs W. D. Barnett were in of her son. Paul Jr., who cele The Dalles Wednesday on busi brated his 6th birthday anniver ness. A valentine party was held at sary. Other present were Gene the school house Friday evening Cantrall. Larry Easter, John for the pupils of the 7th and 8th Schilling, a n d Buzzle Smith. giades and the teachers, Mrs Games were played and later re nro u i Vaughn and Mrs Lorraine Kent freshm ents were served by the Thousand« o f men ore now enlisting Games were played after width hostess. in the Regular A rm y. Join now and refreshments were served. SEE T H E JOB T H R O U G H ! M r and Mrs Gus Smith ard Mr and Mrs Frank Bayer, Mr C H OOSE Y O U R B R A N CH OR S S R V IC B her mother. Mrs John Havs, A N D OVCRSKAS T H B A T C R came up from The Dalles Mon and Mrs Charles Perrigo and T ro vcl • Education • Security • C areer daughter,, Linda, any Claud Pay day to visit a few days at the For fu ll in fo rm a tio n call at home of Mr and Mrs Don Smith, er were business visitors in Tne I). S. A R M Y R E C R U IT IN Q O F F IC B and at the Ed Alley and John Dalles Monday. THE DALLFS Mrs W. D. Barnett and o«ugh- Phone 3926 Block homes. POSTOFFICE BUILDING Eakin At Party Walther-Williams Co. $100 a Month for Life e Tire Repair and Recapping TO THE MAH WHO GUIDES THE PLOW % T racto rs and bulldozers do, in days, jobs it w o u ld otherw ise take farm ers w eeks to finish. W h eth e r yours is a sm all farm o r a sizeable ranch, your job is w orthy o f m o d em eq u ip m ent. T his bank is eager to help you financé th e purchase o f such eq u ip m en t w ith a Farm Loan. THE DALLES BRANCH U N IT E D STATES N A T IO N A L B A N K M EM BER FEDERAI D E P O S IT IN S U R A N C E C O R P O R A T I*« Oregon Mutual Life Guardianati \ictoiy fc~ J • w A T H E O L D JU D G E S A Y S .. . thereach o-f everyone! E v e ry w o m a n w a n ts to cook o n a clean e lectric ra n g e . A n d P P & Iz h a s m a d e th is p o ssib le by c u ttin g e le c tric ra te s 15 tim es. T o d a y tw e n ty th o u s a n d h o m e s cook w ith P P & L e le c tric ity a n d a t a n a v e ra g e co st of less th a n tw o d o lla rs a m o n th ! T h o u s a n d s a re s w itc h in g to m o d e rn , effo rtless e le c tric co o k in g ju s t as fa s t as th e b e a u tifu l n ew ra n g e s a rriv e . See y o u r fa v o rite a p p lia n ce d e ale r, g e t y o u r o rd e r in soon. HENRY:** Fra heard that same thing several times lately . . . that alcoholics are really sick people. It was news to me. Do you agrea with that statement. Judge?” OLD JUDGE: " Y u , it’s true, Henry. It’» no notion of m in e ...I t ’s a statement made by sdeadets who have studied the subject.” HENRY:** What did they find out. Judge ? ” O U > JUD GE: “ M as a result of their medical research, they found foun out that ap- !■#■*malady fhe pec people who drink, nrodmatety 96% of the drink sensibly. 6% do so unwisely, at times. Included in thaW3% is the small percentage known as alcoholics.” H E N R Y : “ B ut why are they called sick people?” ‘ OLD JUD GE: “ Because it has been dis covered that, in many cases, excessive drink ing is a symptom of some physical or emo tional m aladjustm ent... «of the cause of it.” H E N R Y : “ Now I understand it, Judge. I am glad to hear of the m odem approach to this problem and th a t so much is really being done to help these folks.” •US »ting wloctrtc rengo in on ovorog« h ow» ~ nn 1121 TU» «AMwrwtf #y Confvt—o of AM Ute 0«wr«r« HOW PPSL CUT THE COST ELECTRIC COOKING: mi « cost of Citar« II» 1131 IMI 1941 P acific Power £ \jg b t 4 Self-Supporting, Tox-Paying Business ♦2M TII4T MAKING YOUR ELECTRICITY CHEAPER AN# CHEAPER! ItUtulrit», /« t. I
