qgpa a, smuttiAN ettunrr
< « m tt ¿tam ul
journal , MORO, OREGON
► J
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 27, 194«
lect from the county. That gives
‘‘
Chrlitmaa guests at the home of
Mr and Mrs E. D. McKee.
George H. Stanley of Casselton,
N. D. is a houseguest of his step
mother, Mrs Esther 8tanley ar
riving Tuesday.
Christmas dinner guests at the
home o f.M r s Sadie Rich were
S e c u r ity o r O p p o r t u n i t y —W h ic h
Mr and Mrs A rth u r V an Glider
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ic
a
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t
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and
son, Mr and Mrs Elvis Rich
M oderated by
rp,r D G. CLARK
and
sons, Mr and Mrs H a n y
The ladle« o f the Methodist
Choi man American
Van Gilder and Mrs Esther Stah
Economic Foundation
church hel4 their Christmas par
A« del-Mcd by
ley.
ty Wednesday afternoon at the
Mr and Mrs Fred Hennagln of
home
o
f
Mrs
A.
M.Huckln.
A
Thom««
J.
Gartland
A lv in B. G ln ie r
Portland
stopped In Wasco Thurs
Christmas tree with various col
S tiM fa a f, Ion a CoU^ao%
G ra d u a le , A lfre d II iiiv e r tity ,
day.
They
were on their way to
ored
lights
and
with
the
mantle
N ew R o e h elle, N ew l o t h
1944
California and Florida for the
_______
lent distinction w ith w hite and
winter
me . G A R T L A N D O PR N S: Aortal P ln k
'cones aU
MR. GLASER OPENS: R epresen
Mr and Mrs Blossom (Patty .
P
’
ta tiv e of the m any yo u th organiza se cu rity and optpp; p w lt jr iu a n o t a a - e ra w ith holly a
Yocum
> ‘ of Seattle, W ashington
tions th ro u g h o u t the c o u n try w h ich to n } .71;. T o say c ith e r a a * flourish . of which were suggestive d e co i a-
spent
Christmas
with the latter’s
o
n
ly
a
t
the
u
tte
r
cre
lu
a
io
n
o
f
the
tiona
for
the
living
Toom»
Pine
fa v o r social se cu rity is the A m e rica n
parents,
Mr
and
Mrs Orval Yoc
youth f or Dem ocracy p ro g ra m w h ich o th e r is fo lly . Ilo w e re r. w e ig h in g the
rateKteer and sled, candles
st ates th a t “ We shall w o rk to assure
um.
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bT
y o u th ’s economic and social secur-
Mr
a
n
d
Mrs
Jerry
Morehouse
itv , h®«lth and happiness, th ro u g h v o r o f o p rx n tu n ity . in the eye« o f on plate glass centered the
left Friday for Texas to spend/
A
m
e
ric
a
’s
y
o
u
th
the
vrer
was
;ha
un-
ing
table.
A
program
was
r
e
n
d
e
r
-
w o rkiris/K m aintain and extend la-
the holidays w ith Mrs More
s o lo , Gladys Moore; duet by
bor, social and youth le g isla tio n ... fo rtu n m e and neceaaary p re lu d e to
.
This express desire fo r social secu rity the day w hen ft oan liv e again in a N _,, C o a tfi
jean McIntyre, BELL TO HONOR HERO . . . A house’s p a re n ts.*
pig-tailed
little
girl
Is
reading
the
comes ; ;«m w h a t we o f the younger
accompaneld by Shirley Mein-
inscription on the bell whose toll
«enei&tiu» h«v» seen and heard about
reading by Mrs j ra u ie n ing will be a ringing memorial to
the pa?.. The past in w h ich insecur a w a ite d o p p o rtu n itie s. M o re m inutai tyre;
ity , exused by w a r and depression, de ta ils fo r the p o st-w a r world ate Kaseberg; pigpo solo,- Mrs J. T.
h**< »"cw n us o n ly too c le a rly th a t being de.lt with. One of th . mort Jo h n s o n " » Ad' a Christmas poem
Van Gilder S ain- I#? ” CT
“•
the in d iv id u a l is unable to cope discussed and v ita l problems «i.-, r “ "M„
sin g ly w ith the p riv a tio n s b ro u g h t ce rn in g A m e ric a n y o u ih ta: Social *>* M? ? arry,„’ “ J i 7 . r v l T ,n L d .rm T. B WM presented U St.
r e fr e s h m e n ts w ere served
John’, Episcopal chnrch, Beverly
about by these tragedies. Even d u r S e cu rity o r O p p o rtu n ity . The viieren
,____
ing the days of p ro sp e rity, se cu rity m ust be offered o p p o rtu n ity w ith o u t A b R ^la te afternoon. MTS F . L . C a n - p armBf M asa.,
m ust be p ro vid e d fo r those who be restraint for having made so great a1 nen and M rs G. A. Sprgent pour
Phone
come sick, in ju re d o r unem ployed. sacrifice for the cause of Democracy. ed. A Christmas Shower was giv and d aughter in law, Mr and Mrs
Social security, w ith its program s o f He c e rta in ly is e n title d to p a rta ke o f en for Mrs Lloyd Royse, who is M arion Crews of Salem.
unem ploym ent insurance, old-age as the essence o f D e m o cra cy-O p p o rtu
Mrs Belle Clothier left Monday i<- ihlehrm Chapter M«,'
M '-eta E v e ry S econd vix.
surance, h -u lth and m a te rn ity bene n ity . S ocial se cu rity, in a sw eeping in a hospital In The Dalles.
the
Cor
Portland to spend the holidays
T he S tandard Bearers of
fits. e 'T to c h ild re n , the b lin d and aspect, w ill sn u ff o u t th e flam e o f
Fourth
Thuraday« ?n es.v»
others deserving of p u b lic assistance, o p p o rtu n ity b y burdensom e coat and Methodist
church accom panied w ith her daughter and son in
M o n tn . V is it in g M e m b e r
o « * r f the; best answer ye t devised excess ta x a tio n . I t cannot be in tr o * h v j p a n
and Shirley M cIntyre law, Mr and Mrs D. B. Johnson
In v ite . 1.— Moro. Oregon
c tiv e ly until
u n til opportunity.
o p p o rtu n ity o
! r y
Tor x'«er an:eeing some degree o f f u dueed e ffe
Actively
tiptip Callaw av m et at and
daughter,
-w
— her
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—
~ » Miss
—
— I Belle
H elen E u g g le a , W . M . ^
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c
,
w
-
has
been
tu re aecurlty for the yo u th o f A m e r
Edna Keizer, Secretary *___
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ica. I f detr.o-.-raey is to continue and an i l l u s o r y __
Mrs A M H uckin
motored
group w ent
,
y o u th » tear« o f fu tu re in s e c u rity are trate n a tu ra l A m e rica n in stin cts f o r day evening. The
j Í o » o
Lodge
N<«. US,
•ALO F.
to be dlepe’hed, a m in im u m standard independent progress and place in its carol singing and later celebrated to Olympia, W ashington Monday
stead
an
hysterical
passion
for
se-
Patrlcla
Raseberg’s
16th
birth
d
ay
,
to
spend
C
h
ristm
as
w
ith
her
dad--’-
—*".
"*
.
,
o
o
E
,
ot itv in r. tv?«t be assured to a ll by
blrthday cake ghtar and son in law,
Mr . and J ^ " 1 *
the g ■" » r.n m e n t. Social se cu rity curity. American youth has proven
b
W alker
h? rt
1
achle- e* Ihese objectives by h e lp in g i t s e lf - ia c o n tin u in g to p ro ve i t s e l f - ’ A large decorative m r u m a y
v> n n i d p r and
ng b ro th e rs a «
the pen] ’ *> to save fo r such em ergen- is, th e re fo re , p ru d e n t enough to pre- with red candles and holly -Were
Mrs Vernon Van Gilder .and
cordially mvi.-<j
cie«.
i< fo r this reason th a t yo u th pare its “ T o m o rro w ” w ith o u t u n assembled bn the table. A lovely
Em m ajean, returned to meet <*th us. >
i ivoro ? • continuance and fu r th e r needed- g o vernm ent regulated social lunch was served and C hristm as daughter,
se cu rity.
ciftq w ere exchanged among the home from P o rtla n d after a short
ance in n l1. respects.
Em est Houston N. G.
K
visit w ith the fo rm e r’s son, Glenn
i
M
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A. R. Kpssincei*: Secrets nr
MR. GARTLAND CHALLENGES:
. T he seventh and eighth grades Van Gt der.
W»* c?nno: del.y a c e rta in elem ent of am g ra te fu l m y opponent does not
and .soh. I’nreka Lodge No. 121 A.FJk A.M.
fu 'u re u n c e rta in ty . H ow ever, i f we perceive social s e cu rity and o p p o rtu eave a farew ell p a rty fo r Carlee > Mrs Ilene C allaw ay
Meets on the 1st anf
are ’.e M/»*d ominous w arnings o f n ity as antonym s, fo r in d iv id u a liz e , R oberts w ho Is leaving soon for Lanny. left F riday to spend the
G a rtla n d re a lly speaks»
3 rd Thursday, ev en in g
those 7.-00 *osfer social se cu rity and o f w h ich M r. ...............
The afternoon w as holidays w .lh her »«rents. Mr
is a n y th in g b u t h in dered by ..........
social Astoria.
of each month) VWtlr.ff
supplant ♦.vithont any a pparent rea- security,
It merely provide, i w n a spent in playing gam es and, lee and Mrs Wm Cbrlston of P ort
members are cordially
s >0' z " ' in h e rite d rig h t to o p p o rtu
la n d -
nvited to meet wfth us
ne‘ v by ’ hi», »'.’ -in clu sive scheme as old age, une m p lo ym e n t and d is a W ll- rrpqm anij cake w ere served-
contract club m et a t Stiles
M rs
C atherine / Sonnenberg
oKoy W right, W . M .
A fo u n d a tio n fo r b u r social system, ties. A n in d iv id u a l is s fill free to
n Monday left Friday for Portland to spend
'C w ill- f in d ttw go ve m iu e n t, m uch ve n tu re in to any in d u s try o r. bu«i-
H. B. Pinkerton. SecrcUry*
holidays w ith daughter Es-
to 3V.V d’sroRv, a determ ining factor ness, w h ile the 1% fro m a person«' for th e ir C hristm as p a r ^
’
In every conceivable phase of our sal ry is a sm all enough p ric e to pay afternoon. A 1:30 luncheon was
Lupine R ebekah Ix x ljre N o 1 I<
lives. H ‘.«*ory cites innum erable ex- fo r fu tu re economic se cu rity. In the' served, followed by three tables tn er bonnenDerg.
Meets 2nd and 4 th
O’Meara
a n d M rs
P h lliP
arro ’es proving conclusively when pasi, o p p o rtu n ity was present and of car<is High score w as held by
the Tuesdays of each’
with
fo
c
iu
l
se
cu
rity
non-e
xiste
n
t,
y
e
t
the
-
*
M
ra
F
«
p
e
n
t
C
h
r
is
tm
a
s
there is *' en the slightest deviation .„HH-td,,., ™ t e n u r e T„ d.te -
Mrs ^
f
ert>rand and M rs F .
Mrs month. Visit ng mem
in d iv id u a l was insecure. T o date, so
Wasco Women
Have Christmas
Party.. J
• —
the 2000 acm e people w ho live
th e county an incoinu per capita
larger than the p e r/fam ily in
M o ro , O re g o n
come of the nattoy;>tyheat, stock
Gllra L. French
^ « M b r and wage incomes were all large.
ferf>ve< «-4 m
•* eond «ta»» m a ttr«f at i. «
Perhaps the money we earn has
pbatoffiew at Moro, Oraron n n - i» A rt of
less
to do w ith the happiness we
CoocroM o f March ». I O T » . ___
have than usually thought’. S her
ÉDITORIAL- m an eountians , w ear the sam e
NATI
faces as th(*v did when
SSOOATION troubled
they w ere trading w heat for ap
.yytim&iA— ples and pork for groceries. May
be they feel m ore secure, hut it
doesn't show.
ir u
O ie
But the rying year has brought
I ATION some ' other developm ents th at
F illi»
should bring contentm ent witn.
farm living. Electricity should
O FFICIAL COUNTY PAPER
be delivered
to farm
homes
be
,
. x
.
SUBSCRIPTION RATÉS
fore another year is too far gone
and better roads yviU g iv e o p p o r-
Payable in Advance*
tu n ity to get away* at any season
ONE YEAR ____ _________ >2.00 of the year
made little
DBCRMKBK 27. 194T
Socially we have
,
. ,
progress; about the same na .
S E L F TAX FOR S E L F H E L P
and fears dom inate us and the
The reputation of the m em bers sam e prejudices guide our actic S
of the E astern Oregon W heat Probably no change can be ex-
le a g u e as independent, self reli- pected in these m atters for each
an t farm ers is enhanced by th eir is convinced of the righteousness
vote to levy a tax on th eir Indus- of his position.
try for developm ent of ' outlets > ” Sherm an county could n ti’iz?
for th eir product.
its favorable financial position
Realization th at the northw est t o , ^ v*
wheat crop m ay be throw n into
y" ¿ T e
a m arket th at cannot absorb it 18
/
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poses so plainly useful. 191/ will
has caused a com m ittee of the be a new year, but it will have
league to recom mend study of new
the
m(> ; w p ,e
__
uses for wheat. The league backed
whose natures have been harden
the com m ittee w ith its votes and ed in other years gone before
agreed to back it w ith a tax -of It is only the year th at is new
one half cent per bushel.
born, w hen perhaps i t w o u ld be
The tax would bring in but
if jt w'ere all of us.
$75,000, no great sum to use in _____________
finding new m arkets for wheat. M R . T A F T ,
It is, a t present prices a little
There is som ehing of a to do
over one q u a rte r of one percent about the com m ittee preferences
of the price of wheat. Every busi- of se n ato r T aft who m ust l>e con
ness spends m uch more than sj(jere<j a m an to be reckoned
that for promotion. The sum wjjj 1 jn the Republican party and
isn’t large; but the fact th at it w hose intentions about the presi-
was voted is significant. It m eans d e n ia l nom ination' occupy con
th at the farm er considers his fu- giderable space in the daily p rin ts
tu re a m atter of personal concern
Mr Ta ft. y t
said, is- a thinker,
instead of a function of the fed- no^ a gjad¿h an d er. His disposi-
eral governm ent
~ tion has not thé w a n n th usually
Development of new uses for thought a requisite for ¿Vie high-
u w tim
tim e e. . eRt p arty honor, say th e n
n in m n .
wheat m ay well take a long
column
The chem urgic experim ent now
But the same m en adm it
being started does not at present th a t Mr Taft has m ental resour-
seem destined to absorb a large ce8 th a t m ake him form idable,
part of the crop. Our soft w heat He thinks things through,
the norm al flow of events, there
m ight he used m ore abundantly
Our great Am erican game is from
is r frenzied reaction arising. The cia l se cu rity has n o t shackled an in
The P ast M atrons of the East- W illiam Booth of Boring.
M c L a c h la n N G •
for pastry but it will take some politics b u t it does seem that we present circumstances are no excep d iv id u a l to one jo b w h ile i t has p e r
e
m
S
tar
m
e
a
th
e
hom
e
of
Mrs
Mr
and
M r s Hal She ton and
*
m
itte
d
a
freedom
fro
m
fe
a
r
o
f
in
monev to bring the m ills here m ight be doing ourselves a good tion This time the reaction has come
for th a t purpose, although two tu rn if w e forgot the g reat 1948 in the guise of a grandiose sociaj se cu rity. Is n o t th is freedom fro m in H A W hite Tuesday evening for daughter, Nancy, of Seaside were---------------- ---------------
se cu rity one of o u r p rim e objective«?
th e ir C hristm as party. The din-
have already established branches race for a tim e and concentrated panacea—known as social secqrity.
MR. G A R T L A N D R E P L IE S : O p table w as centered w ith red can
in the northw est.
-
on legislation to aid the nation
MR. OLASER REPLIES: There can o rtu n ity , u tiliz e d in te llig e n tly , p ro
M anufacture of w heat into al- on the long path tow ard recov- be .'C question b u t th a t in d iv id u a ls p vides
dies and holly. T hree tables of
IT ’ S E A S Y TO FLY
adequate ««curity fo r o ld age.
are c o n tin u a lly s triv in g fo r se cu rity. Fear of u n e m ploym ent can o n ly b e ; contract w ere In play and
gifts
cohol m ight take quite a hit of it, ery. But we don’t do It.
^especially w hen it is considered
Perhaps, though, in the next Dep’- . , S|Ong old agC( d isa b ilitie s, un- dispelled w hen O p p o rtu n ity ia a l exchanged. *
i-p p .'m e n t. et al, are co n tin u a l low ed to flo u rish and is extended to !
December of 1946 has been a
th a t the refuse from an alcohol year and a half we m av come to ’ -v fire
a t*
In d iv id u a l economic secur
IM M EDIATE D E L IV E R IE S
plant is very fine stock feed, have respect for a candidate w ith ity ____
__ ________
_ as a ll w h ile the meager compensations very dry one although the p a tte r
. No ___
on« claim
s social ______
se cu rity
be doled o u t to the disabled u nder
by LU5COMBÍ
OhT COMMONWEALTH
The alcohol m ight be used as trac- C en tal ability which will be quite Vpanjgçga w hich w ill cure e ve ry i l l to
of
rain
began
to
be
heard
T
h
u
rs
social se cu rity w o u ld b a re ly cover
firs t it» ALL-METAL p a r to n o / pion««
‘SKYRANGERS’ &
tor fuel or as base for synthetic a lesson for a people th at has It la «im ply • program w h ich , th ro u g h in itia l m edical costs. One should day m orning. It is possible al
tire m anufacture.
?*
been led to think a charm ing cooperation, has successfully assured never lose sight o f its u ltim a te con-', though not probable, that a holi
LUSCOMBE ‘SIL U A IR E S’
sequences. Social se c u rity is a dis-
day rain could b ring the m onth
W hatever I» done w ith surplus m anner and a golden voice the
Flying Suits - Goodyear tires
w heat m ust be done w ith the co- only qualifications for th e^ n g h e st nùmlc r a b „ lty for the nation than guised tax. No m a tte r h o w i n n o c u - d crop year up to norm al.
ous i t m ay firs t appear, it invdlvea j
Corrton H arper m otored to
Kollsmen In stru m e n ts -
operation of the farm ers, them- office.
r
d id in d iv id u a lis m in w h ic h every g o v. nm ental in te rfe re n ce w ith p r i- I
M r s G ° 1' _ ,
/
hor
selves. No Independent group ------ —------------
person attem pted s in g ly to su rvive v ^ ie salaries; is an i n f r i n g e m e n t Portland W ednesday to m t
Parts & Accessories
would d are s ta rt a v en tu re with-
T hat sçhool teacher from Eng- economic cycles. A n in d iv id u a l can upun o u r r ig h t to handle o u r m oney I aon, S tanley Anderson, who is
Phone Wasco 281 or 361
out having the farm ers In on the land who stated her opinion of produce most and liv e best w hen he as we see fit. G ive A m e ric a n y o u th I atten d in g college at Corvallis and
n ity — i t w ill p ro ve ita a b ility ! . .
for the holidays,
deal. O therw ise th ere m ight be discipline * in American schools is aacur*. I t ia th is freedom w hich o to p p p o ro rtu
vid e fo r the future without «u-|
Mrg Qlenn Van Gnder of Port-
security is a tte m p tin g to assure
a change of policy th at would may have served a purpose indi social
pervision!
every jn d iv id u a L
' land is v isiting at the home of
tak e w heat to foreign countries, rectly H er rem arks may be a
m ight take .it for food or feed cause of sta rtin g an investiga
Down in d arkest Africa th e tax her parents, Mr a n d Mrs Ove T.
a n d le a v e the new industry with- tion Into
Am erican educational W A S H IN G T O N N E W S
collector was having a hectic tim e H ansen
,
____
.
out supply. F irs t need of a new m ethods th at could do great C o n tin u e d fr o m P a ce O ne
explaining to an old tribesm an
M r and M rs F. M. Crews will
use for w heat Is assurance of good. Many of the habits and
w hy he m ust pay taxes..
spend C hristm as w ith th eir son
w heat to use.
custom s of our schools could be D epartm ents. A few companies
“I t’s like th is,’-* says th e collect- ---------- GAS AND OIL
T he w
h eat ______,
league, _ as the
spok-
Improved and perhaps an exam- then issued additional insurance. or, “the governm ent loves you. It
_____
_
.
Tkaa ArrfimrtTf
esm an for the grain grow ers of ination of them by parents, public o th e rs declined
to circum vent takes care of you w hen you are
the mid-Columbia basin, can be and teachers would se”ve to th eir own rules.
out of food, or sick. I t provides p yr McKEAN and SON ,
th e leader In the effort to And bring about im provem ent. Sureiy
Some distiners
deckling- th at y o u w ith shelter. I t also sees to
' '
IN S U R A N C E
new use« for the crop better a system
__
present valuations
on plentiful
th at you are educated. All this
than can any other agency. If it tion for 160 years dur-ng w h i J t
whiskey were being made costs m oney.’
Grain, Feed, Flour, F uel
gets th e support of the farm ers it has presum bably taught t^e on
Qf cu rren tly scarce
The old darkey th o u g h t fo r a
_________
Farm Im plem ent«, Bag*, Twine
it m ay do m uch to
solve a _____
prob- _ precepts o
emocracy 810
aged whiskey, »,„vC
have ovivoi.vvu
advanced w ^ d e > then replied:
¡ e m ^ r u a ^ i n ' i e t t i r ^ aertous. have produced a nation of, people
^ ¡e ^ V - J '1
T ha^e a dog and I love BARBED W IR E -G O O D POSTS
PHONES
For overproduction 1« a danger better inform ed about th at govern- tJyely
rem ainder, however, that
Now w hen m y dog Is
Residence
Office
the big wheat grower must face mental theory.
are
looking for an insurance very h un^ y ’
an^ Feedstore
182
162
except in times of drouth or of
rhrla#mfta maflp a n ffe ls o u t o f
whose pen h asn ’t 'r u n tel1 h,m that 1 give h,m a n ce
163
C hristm as made angels out
OREGON
piece
of
m
eat
to
eat.”
WASCO
dry.
war.
Angell nos.
-r-
H«BO
More than 33 percent of World
It look« as if the senate is get-
W ar II veterans already have
ig ready to give Senator Bilbo
applied for education o r on the job
coat of whitewash perhaps ac-
training under G. I. Bill provl-
mpanied with some words oi From the Observer, Dec. SO, 1927 s j o n s
monition
R utted roads and icy conditions
O L D S M O B IL E
C A D IL L A C
CHEVROLET
Bilbo has Just been Bilbo in caused the cars driven by W m.
ississippi as on the floor of M cKinney and J N. L andry to
C H U R C H F 9
e senate. He Is not the only collide as they w ere passing each
nator, surely, whose campaign other near the county court house
Moro Com m unity Chuixii
terances -> make him seem a early W ednesday evening.
Sunday School 10:00 a. m.
enace if read in the cooler days
A McMinnville p a p e r of recent Church Services 11:00 a. m.
ter the voting Is done.
date* had the announcem ent qf Wasco M ethodist Church
Not m a n y 'o f the reliable sort the wedding of Miss Florence Sunday School a t 10:00 a. m.
Mississippian are proud of Bll- Snodgrass, daughter of Mrs Pearl Classes fo r all ages.
> and he would likely have re Snodgrass of McMinnville and Special C hristm as service at 11.00
K fA D ALMOST OONV
tained there had it not been a form er teacher in th e G rass a m The choir has been rehears-
WATCH O in i M A K I A DAT!
tat northern writers attacked Valley public schools, to Mr jog for several weeks, they will
/
im during the campaign.
If Theodore Johnston, son of Mr he looking for you, don’t disap-
WITH US TO U C A P
istem s wrote disparagingly of and Mrs W. B. Johnstoni form er point them.
1 Oregon senator, we might rally residents of Moro now living at
Children sprogram at 7:30 p. m 1
> him like the votersofMlsslssip- Salem.
,
and tre a ts for the children.
Application has been made to Preaching service at Grass Valley
I did for Bilbo.
His danger Is past. There will the Federal Pow er Commission at M ethodist church Sunday after-
T IM I SMOOTH
e less resentment If he Is allow- W ashington D. C., by the Des- noon *at 3:00 o’clock,
chutes Falls Pow er com pany of „
F. L. Canned, Pastor
U C A P AT OMCf
J to keep his seat
Carson City, Nevada for perm ls-
.
U t U t TODAY
sion to develop the pow er reaour-
8°C, q <3| o «
YEAR
ces of th e Deschutes river at
Subject of Christian Science
Ore the next edition of this
Lesson Sermon 11:00 A. M.
- Is delivered another year Shearer bridge
Miss
Zella
B
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is
enjoying
“Ancient and Modern Necroman-
tiave ended and another one
the
C
hrist
ma«
holidays
at
the
Qy
Alias Mesmerism and Hypno-
1. It Is an annual event that
Moro hom e of her parents, com-
Denounced’
IA D M C IH O W IM O TNKOUOH
to arouse more than alcohpl-
DO N’T D U A Y
erest among the majority of ing up* from P ortland last Sat- WASCO CHURCH OF CHRIST
urday, w here She Is attending 1Q a m Church Bible School
it iz e n r y .
»
U N T ft T H U N A H W J ’
w ix W atkins, Supt ’
a, however, a sort of a mark business college.
A social hour of good fellow- <The CommuniQ(1; Message, “WH1
which events can be dated,
MIKE AND MARY ANN MULlCK
m the financial point of ship and friendly neighborliness The Ix)rd Be Irt Thig H 0U8e This
the year h » 1 endlng ***8 will be the m ain thought sponsor- y ^ , ,
SR US FOR QUAUTY WORK
Very H appy and Prosperous
1 very good year in Sherman ing a New Years Potluck dinner
to
be
given
a
t
Moro
P
resbyterian
New
Year
to
all.
r Total take must have
S U N S E T M O TO R C O M P A N Y
F Claude Stephens, M inister
in excess of ILSOO.«» for church a t 2 o’clock on ’ Monday
. '
,
ind the land lords w h o col afternoon.
P u b lis h e d
E v e ry
F rtd ^ ü "
FOR SALE:
Spitzenlnrg Apples
Frank Tate, Moro
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In Other Days
Another new year is about
to begin and we hope it will
bring us better stocks with
which to meet your needs.
We hope each of yog enjoys
’ ’A H A PPY and
PRO SPERO US ;
¿ N EW YEAR
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