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OOÜWTt JOURNAL Muffò. oKfcGO.V M W A Y , AUOVST M, lM f
. takq In the bareball dou-
■Grkèfie Sell* H jute; d ble a y to header
and the pro football
game
in
the
evening.
-
_ «.«I»»' ~ wen; a *.
home
Moving Farther West Lavelle Schilling went
to Cottage Grove with her-par-
Iv a n - Klrkelie has 'sold his ents last
Jpst week
week' when they tame
house Jn Moro to Mrs Grace Zeve- for her after * she had remained
ly of Grass Valley who Is a tea- several weeks with her g“rand-
cher in the Moro schools. Kirk- mother and cousins.
.
Mr and Mrs M. A. Bull return-
i elie left Wednesday for Roseburg
where he expects to buy some ed Monday evening from C^ P
pcreage and move h ir family to Sherman where they had been
. that town as a permanent loca Visiting with Owen Thompson
, for a couple of weeks. Owen, Mrs
tion.
Cross
Bull reports, had
to have
,/Wlly^.
Knighten,
Red
cross
naa io
n«*vc an
an im-
im-
, W ily .
hom e /service chairman, has been pacted tooth pulled although he
asked to attend a meeting to coh- has w orn plates for years.
aider R*1 Cross claims, which
Mr and Mrs Ernest E slinger
will be held In Bend nex| Thurs- came home Wednesday evenfhg
day, August 28.
from Warm Springs after a short
Born: To Mr and Mrs Edmund . vacation
.
. . . at the hot baths.
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Cushing a W
son, August
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— 19 in
- - Port- -
Cdghlng
W.-, S. Powell • and daughter,
land- Mrs -Cuihing Is the former Opal Parkins, returned from Port-
h w j f l f i i v
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• -' land this week wRh a-brand new
Mr "and Mr» E. A. Fine and automobile to take the place of
.^ d a b g h W tom e home thia week the one damaged in an
lo w ^ where they have been last month.
J
- » .f o r nearly a month.
The ;Wily Knighten famify
and Mrs. Vtrgtl . Mathia, have been on a vacation this
W ^ o r k i n a for Charles week going to Crater-take for a
•tiand living on the Bulla-d trip.
¡¡/place, left this week for a visit
Mr and Mrs Bo\ A^ el* we^ 2 °
toShglr eld home in Oklahoma.
Portland this week fo do some
? | f c a n d Mrs Virgil Archer Wok buying and to.’ »
away
f th
a e ir
t s cousins’ ? children to v Spo-
.
s
™ from
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s r store.
- i « His
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wedding.
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Rev and Mrs Bari Hastings ate
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the parents of a baby girl bom
Mr were
and Mrs Eugene
Knott
and Uat Thyraday
*r*h»ir«d>v at
at TJw
tk p D a lle s h o s-
guest<
Sunday
how
| f A n i. N » w «
<rU je
von
home..
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Matthes waa a vis-
lire ja m « Maunes was a i
itor — th^ £ ar Scha<*®wltx fc0®*
last Thursday.
Gus Hafenbrack, Portland and
y rg LOujse Humphreys of Port
iand were callers Friday at the
yoh Boratel home, They
speaking tour In con-
nection with the proposed sales
u<11
A,
,
. _w,i,
x bill.
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Mr and Mrs Bilf Jeffries and
son, Pat
fav and
a n a Miss
m i »» Jean
jw m Jeffries,
jeunc»,
houge
from Dickinson, N.
DakoU motored to Timberttne
ing to a temporary shutdown at
the mill. * They expected to re-,
turn to Wamic some lime Tues
day..:
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Miss Judy M aclnni^ celebrated
her third birthday with a party
of small friends. Refreshments
of cake and ice cream were serv
ed. Those present were Mrs Jer
ry Wilson Jr. and Skippy and
Sandra, Mrs J. E. Norton and
Wiley, and Mrs Chet Mars and
daughters, Betty and Barbara of
Wamic.
Edgar N. Smith of The Dalles
was a Sunday dinner guest at
the home of his son in law and
daughter, ; Mr and Mrs Lestei
Wilson. , :
Henry Troh, of Troh’s Skyport
In Portland, accompanied by* A1
Larson, president Of the Port
land Bus company were dinner
guests at the Lester Wilson home
last Friday. They were flying a
Piper Supercruiser. .
!>*«•
returned home
Rich*™ Wilson returned home
Friday from Sumner School at
Washington State college at Pull-
.
man, Washington.
Judge and Mrs J. M. Wilson
reutm
ed Friday Sorin'«
from a vacation
*7~Rriritpnbu8h
a t Brerte«rt u a h S p jta £
Mr® J ’ M
, n
evening for P u llm a n W a s h i n ^ o n
to be near her mother, Mrs Bet
Bet-
ty Kelly who is In the hospital
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dl Moscow.
n
.
Mr and Mrs George Wilson re-
turned from
_ — Portland Tuesday
where they have been staying
for the last four days.
Paul and George Wilson and
Ross Norton returned Saturday
from Christian Camp at Cove.
Mr and Mrs J. E. Norton motored
to The Dalles to meet their train. - V
Miss Carol Norton and Miss
C H U R C H E 9
Darlene McAllister were over
night guests at the Robert Tatum K E N T C H U R C H
home in The Dalle«. Saturday.
Sunday School will be held at
Mr and Mrs Claus Bardenhagen the Kent church Sunday at 10:-
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Mrs Emma Davis and Mrs ^ rry 00 a m to be followed by a short
Justesen motor«
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sermon by Rev. Earl Hastings
Monday tor huckleterries.
W a sc o M e tn o d st C h u rch
log
» the
~ day £ th y « p a
a
10:00 a. m. Church School
Sermon “The Hand of God’
Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Ernest Amick of
were Monday afternoon
gitors at the Bill Jeffries home,
a concrete
mixer owned by
Mld<;olurab u Sand and Gravel
Co of
Daiteg and loaded
with a mixture scheduled for the
^ „ t four m iles west of Kent
Barnet ranch overturned
J X ? SriwlewlU
at
Sibout 4 00 d m. Thursday. The
tnick hit a^id g e of soft earth
w ak ^o f the county
mai„tainer which resulted in the
a accident
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? The
s driver
r v
i was
r not
« ■ hurt
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G r a ss V a lle y M. R
month as the result of an auto
S
ta d Mrs Earl Shipley left
Monday for their home in Loa
-wiunie-iu»
poo— - .
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his pastorate
been vacationing at
of his mother, Mrs
Tom Douma.
;
ML ^ v t ” r
^
^
d
, Wv re
up from Tne Dalles Thursday.
•" if^ H ie ^ i.
W to ^ e^ S
• J r
^
^
e
t ^
t o
Hvppner
a tractor owned by Bill Jeffries.
business.
Mrs Helen Bothwell and Luth-
Gus Hafenbrack of Portland
er
Davis flew to Portland to at-
and Mrs Louise Humphries of ttend
th e
Hurnur-Cantwrighfc
Oak* Grove stopped in Morp Fri-
day morning while op <heir wav
home after holding a meetlhgon
beh«» of
82168 Ux m
^ a n d Mrs Theodore Johnston
Qnnrfav to at-
FOR
u n d £ e“
m X M the
Sherman county pioneer» of that
t
HOU«
Mm
MuUe.
of Alberta, Canada, were here a
couple of days the first of the
week to visit his mother and
b ro th e r,.—\
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e ig h t
Sunday and on return brought
Mm Becket and son, Paul, home
with him. She had been staying
with her father fo r a time follow
ing the death of her mother last
month.
Bora: To Mr and Mrs blame
Miller a daughter, at The Dalles,
• W h o le sa le D e a le r la
August 13. Mother and child are
axperted home Saturday.
S H E L L O IL PR O D U C TS
A drivers license examiner is
J .o b e r F in e r » S to r a g e T a n k s
iehedulftd to be on duty Id Moro
Thursday, August 28 at the court
an d F it t in g s
house between the hours of 10 a,
O IL B U R N E R S
m. and 8 p. tn.
Mr and Mrs B. H. Roberson
MORO. O RE-
and aona drove to Portland Sun- T K I. M l
ta
The
b lo c k ,
sen.
sen.
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Maclnnia re-
Mr an
Wamic Friday ow-
turned from Wamic rriuay____
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WNCEHT C. SEHTEMftN
to ll
ftn lM w d
and W .te r h e .« ,
C h u rc h
2 00 p. m. Worship Service
Carl E. Stierle, Minister
MORO
C O M M U N IT Y
SALE
fl» « ta -U y
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b om .
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five npMMr. bodroo
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Portland — ------ 2.60
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Ed’s Place
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H a le y
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I m p e r ia l
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f a s t in th e su m m er w h en th ey c a n
run and play. You like to h a v e
co m in g o f sc h o o l tim e again ! and
w e ’ll try to o u tfit th e y o u n g ste r s
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NOVELTIES
SERVES SO MANY CITIES, TOWNS,
COMMUNITIES SO f CONOMICALLYI
THE TAVERN
W e h a v e a ll m a g a z in e s on s a le
They g o th rou gh th em p retty
fo r th at, to o .
STATIONERY
T h e b e« t w a y t o g e t m o r s fo r
. » o a r tr a v e l d o lla r i t t o g o by
G M Y H O U N D . N o other m eant
o f transportation offer» so m uch
cou rieey,convenience and »ervice.
IHETAVEBN
A
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tw o
ftr e p ta c e t o
t o ll f ln ..b e d
lin e n
A
m o st. I t l s tim e to think a b o u t th e
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ck m et,
w lk -ln
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and th a t’s w h e r e w e can h elp yo u
p n n tr lm Im droom , h a th a n d 4 r e . K i n g
fir s t flo o r,
o n e. b .t b
N U E -O V O literatu re b free f o jm f-
ferera o f painful A r th r itb an d R h eu
m atism . A liq u id co m p ou n d o f root«
and herba, N u e-O v o b c la im e d t o
bring relief b y users fr o m m a n y
sta te s— th o u g h d octors differ t o its
m erits, ju st aa th e y differ t o th e
cause. W rite to d a y a t n o coat or o b
lig a tio n a b o u t N u e-O vo to R esea rch
L ab oratories, In c., 40p -N .W . 9 th
A v e .,P ortland 9, Oregon. Paid A d v.
Sunday school 10 a m., m orning
worship 11 a m . _____________ i
ro o m ,
tr a n c e hMI. d in in g ro o m , S r o p to M , k itc h e n ,
ARE
FROM PAINFUL ARTHRITIS
AND R H EU M A TISM
p len ty, esp ecia lly fo r th e Tittle to ts
b m w m en t, « M o m n tlc
to n -d r y
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G r a ss V a lle y B a p tis t C h u rch
b»dw »P«l
Mt.
YOU SUFFERING
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a . a . a a ,
CHURCH
Sunday School 10 P. M.
Church Services 11 P. M .
J. MacFarlane, pastor.
Wilson of Moscow, Idaho, and
Mr and Mrs J. C. Wltoott b f Port
land and son in law and dkugh-
ter^-Mr and MTs Henry Nelson
of Bend, Mrs W. C. Helyer of
The Dalles and daughter,
Clifford Ullman and children of
Sisters, Mr and Mrs W*. R. Adams
of Ordlng, ’ Washington and son
in law and daughter, Mr and Mrs
Ted Kaser of Portland, Mr and
Mrs R. J. Harbin and son and
daughter in law, Mr and Mrs Earl
Harbin, all of Portland Mr and
Mrs Ben Sias of Forest Grove
and son in. law and daughter. Mr »
and Mrs Cecil Braxling oT .Port-
land, Mrs Essie Wilson and son
Bill of Pullman.
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lire
The bride, given in m arriage
by her brother, I, E. W ilson of
Pullm an W ashington, , w ore # a
grey gabardine dressm aker su it
w ith rose accessories and a cor
age of w hite gardenias and pink
rosebuds.
! The eldest son of the gro< m
acted as best m an for his father.
Follow ing the reception w hich
w as also a W ilson fam ily re u n
ion, Mr and Mrs C antw right
left for a two weeks wedding
trip to Lake Louise.
The im m ediate family -present
at the w edding and reception
w ere Judge and Mrs J. M.. W il
son and son, Richard, and son
and daughter in law, Mr and
Mrs George W ilson and family,
and daughter, Mrs Helen B oth
well of Kent, Mr anc^ Mrs I. E.
W ilson and daughter, Naomi
of . Pullm an, Mr and M rs J. H.
W ilson of The Dalles and sons
and daughters in law Dr. J. G.
You are welcome!
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F. Claude Stephens, minister.
w ith cr ee k r u n n in g th r o n g b
,„ g f m it t r e e ., v ie w
of C o l.m b l. r t ,.r . . d
A d a m .,
At a candlelight - ceremony,
August 27, at Central Christian
Church in Portland, Mrs Ruth
Hurnur, former Kent resident be
came the bride of Jesse Cant-
wright of Portland. Rev C. F.
Swander officiated.
W a sc o C h u rch o f C h r ist
D M 1«,
fr o m
CANTWRIGHT-HURNER
G R E Y H O U N D
tv yaieM
pa « no erAtta, lea
GIFTS
BOB
AXTELL,
OW NER
& P R O P R IE T O R
Moro Variety & Remedy
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soon as it is harvested and stored«
This bank will gladly make the fol
lowing types of Wheat Loans;
Loan plan
plan for which
jjl^bur own
own Wheat
Wheat Loan
your insured warehouse receipts are
b K'- v ■
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tion Loans. A ll you need to do* is
specify The United Sates National
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lots of frat dances, scads of formals,
twenty dating week ends at college this
vear. How to make the stagline sit up and take
notice? A dream of a caress does the trick. Come
soon and H>lck from our dazzling date dresses, balk
length formals, and toe-touching evening gowns.
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There’ll be
nan
more than
GRETA
toS
We invito
Open an
The Dalles
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