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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (April 18, 1947)
i. ÄS ï, IlMft'N 1 1 ÙMM MMN .'.i» SAOB A 0U ÍU U X c a c t n roÜSÄÄL, NOMO. OMMOON MMIOAT, APRIL l t , IM I zr Neighbors In law and slater, Mr and Mrs T. Lester Johnson and mother, Mrs Pearl Grosscup. Mr apd Mrs Ora Workman and daughter, Janet, and Mr and Mrs Elvis Rich and sons, Jackie and Dean, were Sunday visitors in Yakima, Washngton. Mrs Helen Sherman and son, Sanford, .and Mrs Bertha Johnson of Walla Walla, Wash., were Sun- ter Johnson and Mrs Pearl Gross- cup. Mrs Catherine Sonneberg re turned from Portland Monday. Mr and Mrs Deryl Carlson ano Mr and Mrs Lawrence Bloom ot ’ortland were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Blau. The American Legion Auxili ary met Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs Everett Watkins, After the business meeting the afternoon was spent making pop py corsages. Strawberry shortcake whipped cream and coffee were served. The Junior Prom was held Sat urday evening at the school aud itorium, the hall was decorated beautifully and the dance was well attended. Mr and Mrs Mell I^ang of Port land were Saturday night guests of Mrs A M Huckin and Miss Jean I^ang. They attended the Junior Prom. Howard and Alfred Kaseberg of Walla Walla, Wash., were Sun day guests of their uncle and aunt, Mr and Mrs A C. Kaseberg. Glen Blossom of Winsblow, Wn. motored to Wasco Saturday. He was accompanied home Sunday by Mrs Blossom who spent the past week visiting her parents, Mr and Mrs Orval Yocum. * Install at Wasco Leave On Trip To Eastern U.S. Mr. and Mrs Collis Moore left Tuesday morning, bright and ear ly, for a trip that la to take them over much of the United State«. They will attend the convention of the Eastern Star at Indianapolis the latter part of thia month and then drive into the New England states, down to Washington D. C. and home through the south, ar riving here late in May. Mr and Mrs Arnold Landry and children left last week' for Portland Where they will make ARMS OF VITAMIN 0 . . ■Mia gkrl with her arms fall ef their home. C, to “8to»y” Macealla, R. C. Byers was brought home llavea, Fla., whs eateret from the hospital Monday and 1« fratt la the biggest feeling quite well again although eeateet ef the Florida still pretty 111. Hsi daughter, Mrs Cttrae expeelUea which started 17. and attracted aa- Henry Norton, la helping to care for him, while Mr Norton and children are staying with other Dean, was ill. He underwent an relatives. appendectomy from which he is Mr and Mrs Lawrence Kenny recovering. and Mr and Mrs Ernest Houston The Sherman County Riders were guests of Mr and Mrs Stan will meet Sunday at the fair ley Kruaow near The Dalle« Sun day. i t grounds for the first ride of the A drivers license examiner la season, which will be a trip up scheduled to be on duty In Moro Grass Valley canyon A pot luck Thursday, April 24 at the court dinner will be prepared at the house between the hours of 10 a. destination of the group. Anyone may come who Is Interested in m. and 3 p. m. Mr and Mrs Theodore Johnston riding. left Tuesday for a weeks visit in A week of bright sunshine, the valley where they will visit unduly warm for mid-April end his mother in Salme and her mo ed Wednesday night in a small ther in McMinnville, as well as rain storm, which, however, did other, relatives and friends. little to change the warmth or the atmosphere. Crops look good CARD OF THANKH Barnums, Henry, I^estef and We wish to thank our many Mrs Giles French got together although there Is the usual crit icism that some are too thin, friends for the kindness and com fort administered during the pass Monday night for their annual some are too thick, some too ear ing of'our husband and father, birthday dinner occasioned by all ly and tome too late, all of which three having t*en born on April •nay prove to be* either a handi H H White Mrs Cora H W hite 13 and 14. Mrs French was host cap or an asset before harves' ♦Ime. Should there be raJn in Mr and Mrs J. H W hite A family ess for the dinner, Mr and Mrs Harry Pinkerton June ( an inevitable dry farming Mr and Mrs H R W hite and son Mr and Mrs W. E. B ruckert went to Corvallis last week upon prayer) there will be elevator.- Mrs l/ouise E ndicott receiving word that their son- full of wheat in August in ah probability. Q 00000000000000ce<>soo<xxxx30c<>300090000000000000e< Miss Jean Haan. former tea cher in the Moro schools and at Madras this year, was married Sunday in The Dalles to Ted Hewlett, a brother of Mrs Earl Rehr. Kenneth Searcy Is working fos ALWAYS: New Dresses, Blouses Harry Pinkerton this spring pre paratory to attending OSG this and Hand Made Gifts fall. He Is recently from the mar- Wasco Neighbors of Woodcraft held joint Installation of officers with The Dalles Neighbors at The Dalles Tuesday evening at ‘ the auditorum. Those attending from Wasco were Mesdames W. A. Medler, Andy Shearer, Dell Hull, Lawrence Funk, Mr and Mrs Leo Watkins, and Miss Es ther Peugh. Mrs W. A. Spencer and Mrs John Conrad, members now living In The Dalles, also at tended. Mr Watkins won the raf fle for the evening. Mrs H. M. Zell held higfr score Thursday afternoon when Mrs A. C. Kaseberg entertained the Sam Gordon club. A 1:30 dessert lun cheon was served followed by two tables of contract. Mr and Mrs William Booth of Boring were weekend guests of their'son In law and daughter, Mr and Mrs Philip O’Meara. Mrs Mattle Van Felt of Santa Anna, Calif., arrived Thursday and is visiting her sister and bro ther In law, Mr and Mrs A. T. Striker. Mr aqd Mrs Virgil Brock and daughter, Karen of The Dalles, were guests at the home of his parents, Mr and Mrs S. J. Brock. Mr and Mrs Chet Barbour and two children returned to Wasco Sunday after spending the win- ted In Spokane, Washington, .where he followed his vocation o f painting. Mr and Mrs Ben Klindworth and sons, Jim and Bob of Connell, Washington, were weekend guest.-, of the latter’s parents, Mr and Mrs A. T. Striker They were ac companied home by Mrs Klind- w orth’s aunt, Mrs Mattie Van Fleet. Mrs Zetta Beach of Vancouver, Washington w a s a Saturday guest at the Andy Shearer home Mr and Mrs Bud Whipple and daughter were weekend guests of the latter’s parents, Mr and Mrs L. L Funk. Mr and Mrs C. W Haynes and Mr and Mrs C. O Ackley of Bin gen. Wash., were Sunday guests of Mrs Desta H oyt Mr aed Mrs C. R Morrison and Mr and Mrs O. W. Barnett motor ed to Kennewick, Wash., to visit Jerry Barnett Sunday Mr and Mrs Carl Nelson and son are visiting the latter’s broth er in law and sister. Mr and Mrs Arthur I»well at Grand Dalles. The Dorcas society of the Chri- tian church held its class party Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs A. T. Striker. After the business meeting a social after noon was enjoyed, followed by re freshments. - The first baseball game of the season wag played In Condon Sun day. Condon won by a score of 11 to 9. Mr and Mrs G A Sargent mo tored to Corvallis Monday to visit their son in law and daughter. Rev. and Mrs Charles Neville and daughter, Anne and Jane. * Mrs Sam Van Vactor and sons Sonny and Dannie of The Dalles ••-‘ f p houseguests of her brother Mrs Merle Brown and baby^ daughter are here visiting with her parents, Mr and Mrs Claud Thompson. Misses Doris Mitteer and Doris Jones accompanied the latter’s sister, Mrs Joe Hood of Tygh Val ley, to Portland Sunday, return ing Wednesday evening. NOW: Nylon H ose,. Anklets and C H U R C H R. H. McKlAN and SON IN S U R A N C E Grass Valley, Apr. 26 G ra in , F e e d , F lo u r, F u e l F a r * Im plem ents, Bags, Twine BARBED WIRE—GOOD POSTS PHONES Residence Feedstore 182 163 OREGON PAfKvy O R WASCO UH Buy a ticket to help E G O _ _ N ----------------------------------------------------------------- oooooaoaoopooL 'in m n n n ^ Wasco Legion T E L 241 es Sunday school 10 a.m., morning worship 11 a m. The pastor will speak on “The Necessity of the Resurrection.” Evening Service 7:45 pm . There will be a baptism al service. The annual meeting of the church will be held on Tursday evening, April 10. Election of of ficers for the new church year will be held. Howard A. Schilling, pastor (A irls tia a f t d n c « S o c ie ty Lesson for Christian Science A. M. Subject, “Doctrine of Atone ment" ices Wednesday at 8 p.m. first and third Wednesdays. Wasco M ethods! Church 10:00 a. m. Church School Classes for all ages 11:00 a. m. Worship Service Topic “ The Perfect Life” 1:30 p. m. County Sunday School Rally at the Moro Com munity Church •7:00 p. m. Youth fellowship Carl E. Stlerle, paster -TWIN 1U1UH6 IS FASTEST! Ball TWIN TUB „ ____weMtof. Sunday, April 20 2:30 first gai Cast Shares Sharpened Bring Your Troubles to Mac Friday A. D. McConaughy Wasco Oregon TH E DALLES Shop Phone 332 Home 331 211 East Third Street Telephone 3209 BVERALI.S Bib and Waist LADIfS 'Sw eaters-B louscs OIL BURNERS WaHco'fTiurch of Christ Lord’s Day, April 20. Message “Witnessing” Important announcements of coming conventions and1 rallies. F. Claude Stephens, minister. Wasco vs Ione Wednesday, Afternoons and F ittin gs Saturday, April 19 10 p.m. i . • * . i Monday, Luber Finer« Storage Tanks Grass Valley B aptist Charch DANCE MORO PORTABLE W ELDER Go Anywhere SHELL O il, PRODUCTS W a sc o , O r e g o n Tirra-Acceraorlra Attorney at law Mac’s Welding & Machine Shop George G. Updegraff I MORO COMMUNITY CHURCH Sunday School 10 a.m.. Classes for all ages Morning worship 11 ‘•When God Just Stands” A friendly church invites you. J. MacFarlane. pastor. oooooooooooooooooooo o ooooooo o cxxx xj ooo o oooo orxyyi od Benefit Mr and Mrs Clyde Glllmor spent the week end at Beaverton where they visited their son, Ro bert and family. They brought their grandson, David, home with them for a two weeks stay. W holesale Dealer in wadies Levis Ambulance Born: To Mr and Mrs Ethan Newman fLois Bryant) at Eugene, April 12, a son, Douglas Lee. M TUEm The Gay Shop GAS AND OIL 2 ^ 1 inea with whom he served In China as a radio technician. Mrs Richard Campbell and daughter are here from Corval lis to take care of her mother, Mrs Frances Henrichs, who re cently returned from a Dalles hospital. Mr and Mrs Clarence Huis are here, now living in his mo ther’s house while she accbmpan- ies Mr and Mrs Oscar Ruggles to California to visit and to bring Mrs Lucy Ruggles home from Yuba City. Collis Moores to Weskers. Gela ^_^ker wHfceel Hre- See s demoealrsllo« kelore yea key. JOHN M. DeMOftfl PHONE MORO 857 RESIDENCE, DeMOBS SPRING« MORO. ORE. School Supplies Needlework Water G lasses Southern California, C olorado Parka, the N a tio n a l Parka, b o u ld er Dam, aa w ell as *11 th e East ern Vacationlands are d e tc rib e d *nd pictured in these free, colorful Grey- bound folder*. T ske your choice o f e a p e n s e -p a id tours, or "go-aa-you- p le a s e ” v a c a tio n travel w ith a.top- e v e r i anyw here. Y o u can go fo r M the coat o f driving. P la n y o u r v s e s tio n early. Send the coupon now! ear* ta w O w e . 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