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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (May 3, 1946)
1 V- : ' I AffJUtMAW fM ltü r f 4 OL'rtMAL, MOMO, UMJMJüh f t iJ l’AV, M A I *, tato and daughter, Phyllis, and Dave Ward of Portland arrived Frl- day, eyeuing _to spend the week end at the boni<-6f f angl.- Site Willard Barnett and to*gd -ftsh- ing. . ; , V, i took the puptts of the 3rd and 4th grades and their teacher, Mrs Lorraine Kent, on a trip to Maryhill museum Wednesday. Gus Engstrom and Herman Ziegler were business visitors tn The Dalles Thursday. Brown gravy with pork chop« or other meat w ilP take th e ^ p ^ e of butter on bread. «Jams, ahd^ jellies as well as honey ate ill cover-ups for hot breads. For a ; sturdier breakfast ' she recom mends French toast by dipping - egg and frying l t Cheese, which contains calcium and vitamin A, is another e x - : cellent way to substitute for b u t-' ter. A medium white sauce w ’th' melted cheese, a little catsup, paprika or onion w ill spice up toast, muffins, hot biscuits and potatoes, continues Miss Case. NO BUTTER SUBSTITUTE Some say there is no rea‘ sub stitute for butter, but if one has to do without there are palatable foods that supply many of the food elements, reminds Miss Lu Mr■’ and Mrs, jt>. N; *. Ruggles cy Case, extension nutritionist Dr. and Mrs W. B. W hyte of war$ b u s liie w ’^Vtayors in The at OSC. If homemakers reallv Tbe Dalles were Sunday dinner Dalles,. Mondav. *'*• Arzell Lerwey^ ttpludR Mrs guests at the home of Mrs Mar want vitamin A, she explains, I >emley home>W<ej h *V la /, (rorp > garet Lannen. they can get it by eating more Mr and Mrs L . D. Eakln came green and yellow hospital In Portland where §he vegetables, had been for jJnxist two mpntfis' up from The Dalles Wednesday which in addition give a person She is feeling very much better. to spend the day visiting their vitamin C to help prevent sore Mr and M is - Art B ib b / and son in law and daughter, Mr and joints, vitamin G for long life their house guests, Mr anti Mr» Mrs Myrle Smith. Beverly Van and iron for good health. Ingolf Torvend, Mr . and Mrs Ed Metre came up w ith them and Cream is available to be usxl ison Sutherland and Miss Louise stayed until ' Sunday with her as a seasoner to make m ary Fraley motored • ta Dufur Friday aunt. - ■ * FARMS dishes richer without butter. For tc spend the day visiting at the \ Mr and Mrs Ingolf Torvend home of Mr and Mrs S. M. Hix. left Saturday for their home in example, suggests .M iss Case, IF YOU’RE OLD: It's Tim e to Sell. Modesto, Q lifo m ia after spend there is a tasty scalloped dish us Mr and Mrs Roy Schilling and ing a w eek here as guests at the ing canned com, crackers, seafood IF YOU’RE YOUNG: \ ; son, Gary, and Mr and Mrs Bud home of her brother in flaw and ir e Time to Buy. and seasoning. Ordinarily milk Coon Were business visitors in sister, Mr and Mrs Art Bibby. and butter are added, but part GILES L. FRENCH The Dalles Thursday. Mr and Mrs V. B. Eakin of m ilk and part cream w ill resu’t Reel Estate Broker—Farm Loaaa Miss Ethel Barnett, daughter The Dalles spent Sunday visiting in the same richness. p f Mr and Mrs Tommie B arnett at the homes of their children. TRAVELERS INSURANCE CO. and Edgar Alley, son of Tom Al Mr and Mrs R. J. Baker came ley, were married in Vancouver, Mr and Mrs John Rust and Mr Alley Leonard and Hgrvey Washington Saturday April 27. up from The Dalles Thursday to and Mrs H. O. Dugger went to V hitlock of Klamath Falls spent They returned frere Wednesday spend a few days on business The Dalles Monday returning via Saturday here visiting friends. where they will make their-home. returning home Saturday. Mr and Mrs Leonard Jones of Mr and Mrs Authur Schilling of Maupin where Mr Rust re- Among out of town rela- StodktqM. California are the were business visitors In The malned as he is employed by the liyeg atlending funeral of parents of a daughter bom April Dalles Thursday REA- Bruce Kee were Mr and Mrs . A 25 at the St. Joseph hospital. . Charles Dunlap arrived Satur- Jerry Derrick and son, Roger, of Mr and Mrs Raymond Win Mrs Leonard was the former day from Los Angeles, California Tacoma; Mr and Mrs Fletcher ston of The Dalles spent Sunday to visit his parents, Mr and' Mrs Myton and Mrs Iva Kee of La visiting at the home of Mr and Milck-ed iAHey, daughter of Mr and Mrs Tom Alley. The annual business meeting A. A. Dunlap leaving Sunday. - Grande; Mr and Mrs Loy Coch- Mrs Clyde Stradley. Mr and Mrs Harry Hooper ar Pfc Gene Summerfield of Fort ran, Mrs Irene Brace and daugh- was held at the Baptist church Ivan Blagg was a visitor in rived Friday from Seattle both Saturday evening when new of Lewis »nd Norman Summerfield ter, Barbara, Jack Kee, Mrs Stel- The Dalles Tuesday. having recently been discharged ficers were elected t and Rev. of Portland spent the week, end la- Tiller Eddy all of Portland; Mr and Mrs W. F. Schilling from the navy and will visit a t Howard Schilling accepted the with their mother, Mrs A1 Fox. Mr and Mrs Roy Tiller of Herm- and Mr and Mra Bud Coon were the home of her parents, Mr and call for another year. Mrs Stella Tiller Eddy of Port- iston and Mr and Mrs Mac Al- dinner guests at the hôme of Mr Mrs A. A. Dunlap. land arrived last Tuesday and sup, Billy Alsup and Mrs LaVon- and Mrs Roy Schilling, Sunday. • _____ _____ Mr and Mrs Edison Sutherland was a guest at the home of Mr ne Wing of The Dalles, Mrs John Rust and Mrs A1 and Miss Louise Fraley left . anj Mrs Ear| McKinney Fox motored to Maupin Friday Saturday for their respective and Mrs Bert Cox attending the funeral of Bruce Kee on V V e d - ^ chi,dren of Heppner and Mr to bring Mr Rust home for the homes Richland, Washington and and Mrs Orville Ruggles were week end. Portland after spending several nesday. Among those ' attending the Mrs Vern Mobley and children ( jnner guests at the home of Mr days as guests at the home of of Shaniko spent Sunday visiting and Mrs q Ruggles Sunday, ball game at Wasco Sunday were their brother in law and sister, A U TO — L IF E — at the home of her parents, Mr Mf and Mrs Willard Barnett and Mi and Mrs George Smith and Mr and Mrs Art Bibby, after at Com prehensive Residence A son> Keith, came in the afternoon daughter, Judy, Ed Alley, John tending the funeral of their fa and Mrs A. A. Dunlap. Maurice W. Smith recently dis- to spend the evening with them, Rolfe, Paul Goddard, Mr and Mrs Personal L ia b ility Insurance. ther, 0. M. Fraley. charged from the army arrived Mr and Mrs Alex McLeod were Matt Simon and*daughtej. Helen, Com prehensive F arm and F arm Mr and Mrs W. D Barnett had Friday to visit at the bon e of business visitors in The Dalles and Henry Peters. ...... Em ployees L ia b ility . as guests Sunday Mr and Mrs his brother and sister in law, Monday. Mrs Millard Eakin.and daugh John M. DeMoss, Agen* Rodell Schassen and daughter, Mr and Mrs Myrle Smith . . to d Port- «-* ter, BreryJa, Mrs WiHard Bar Paul Goddard went Phone 857, tforo, Ore. Phyllis, and Dave Ward all of Mr and Mrs C. R. Anderson lan(t Thursday to spend a few nett, Mrs Art Schilling, Mrs Bill Portland, Mr and Mrs WiHard (Res. DeMoss Springs) Todd and Mrs Herman Zieger Barnett and son, Keith, Mr and motored to. White Salmon Thurs- . g on business. Mrs Frank Pike and Mel Babb. <fey and brought her .mother, Mrs C. Wilke, home with them Mr and Mrs Sanford1 Kent left Mr and Mrs Willis Brittain fifter spending several weeks at Friday after school for Lebanon and children of Tygh Valley spent the home of her son and’ daugh- to spend the week end visiting Saturday at the Sam Stark home ter In law, Mr and Mrs Walter relatives. i Mr and Mrs R. E. LeBleu and of this Clean, Family Newspaper and Sunday at the home of Mr Wilke. Mrs Howard Schilling went to children of Terrebonne spent and Mrs Frank Bayer. M T he C hristian S cience M onitor Portland where she attended the Sunday visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Pike and junior-senior banquet at the Mult Mr and Mrs John Rust, Free from crime and sensational a rw t . . Free from political Mr and Mrs George Smith and nomah school of the Bible. bias . . . Free from "special interest” control . • 1 Free to tell you Mr and Mrs Rodell Schaesen daughter, Judy, motored to Port the truth about world events. Its own world-wide staff of corre land Saturday to spend the day. spondents bring you oo-the-spot news and its meaning to you Grass Valley Pastor Retained For Another Year “70< m FFFt STATE FARMI INSUBINtE COMPANIES and your family. Each issue filled with unique self-help features to clip and keep. j ____ „ ____ . P Tk« CkrtstMa Iri— FaMA—la« S—Mr I O m . 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Mr and Mrs Harry Hooper went to The Dalles Monday. Mrs A. F. Balzer and son, Cpl. Clair Balzer, motored to Wasco Monday evening to visit Mr and Mrs Gus Hartmann. Sunset Motor Co. CHEVROLET Rawleigh Products OLDSMOBILE The Dalles, Oregon CADILLAC X GbecJupMltitei-tuiiktiûi PRANK U TATE MORO, ORREGON Phone 454 RECAPPING GUIDE District Dealer for Gilliam A Sherman Counliea M a y Formal ra c Ao A U N o ar o o w a C. R. ANDERSON Gram Valley, Phone 232 J. C. WILSON Wasco, Phone 552 A STANDARD Don’t miss the Sixth Anniversary SA L E S a tu rd a y at the Ninth Street Supermarket WATCN O r /r /M A g f A OATS WITH US 7 0 * K A F 5 0 5 W 9th St. THE DALLES Sherman County High School Students • m i s smooth r . > • • i MCAO AT O ffe * .their families and friends I f f U t TO D AY Special Prices Kent Legion Hall D O N T O ftA Y Saturday, M a y 4 That’s what Chevron Supreme Gasoline brings to your car, folks— skyway performance adapted to the highway. 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