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PAGE 3 SHERM AN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON FRIDAY, MARCH M , t»48 Mrs W E. Rice was elected chair- three daugthers o f Arlington the morning message. He is the held election of officers at their man of sociai committee. were weekend guests of relatives Mrs Robert Brisbine Is in a sin. James Woods at Grass Valley district superintendent of the meeting Sunday night. Mrs Ernie ^ r an(j Mrs Frank Adams and in R ufus._____________ . hospital in The Dalles suffering _zvF thu district IP *-» rr 1 OO re-elected I ‘t Af i president, T k Uf i ( IL1111 . ------- —---- ------------- -- ■ -— ■ ~ Monday. Northwestern of the Engles W was Mr and Mrs Kenneth Zachai^ from flu complications. church of the Nazarene. Fay Brackett was eleoted vice are spending this week in Port Friends calked upon Mr and Harkand McDonald taught president and Mrs Fay Brackett Mrs John Shipley Saturday night the Mrs upper land. grade school room was re-elected secretary-treasurer. for a belated charavarl. Home for spring vacation from last Friday during the a b sen ce___________ . ___________ _____ i “ ’ A change in name has been OSC is Mr and Mrs Dean Pinker Collis Moore went to Portland of Mrs D. D. Williams who went Thursday on business, returning made by the Sherman Motor & ton, Don Thompson, Prom the to Portlands There’s the bus station, an J newspaper Friday. Elton Medler, a sophomore Equipment company, which will university Anajean Knighten, Mrs Earl Rehr accompanied who will have until next week of OSC arrived home Sunday be known in, the futqre as the her husband on his latest truck night He will not go back for IN 8 U R A N C E Arstill-Monroe Pontiac Inc. The to relax from studying. agencies, Oregonian, Journal, Ch onicle to Los Angeles this week, ex the spring term but will stay Gloria Douma came home Mon trip change was made to conform pecting to return by this week home to farm his mother's place. with regulations of the Pontiac day night from Mt. Angel to end. OREGON and M HS O ptim i-t too, and the public division of General Motors which the remainder of the week here Mrs L. V. Moore spent the lar The Young People’s society with her parents. has established a dealership with ger part of last week and som° the local firm. The first car ar Bill Flatt drove down from La of this in The Dalles with her phone, and megezines and we feed ycu rived this week for display and Grande Thursday to spend the sort in law and daughter, Dr. week end until Monday here for and Mrs W N. Morse. eventual sale. a short spring vacation. Linden Mersinger is home and refresh ycu. Quite a piacewe have, Mr and Mrs John DeMoss left from Oregon State college to Mrs George Allgeler and sons of Sandy were guests of her sis Thursday morning for Gresham spend the Easter vacation with * ter, Mrs John. DeMoes while at to attend the funeral of Mrs De- his parents, Mr and Mrs Clarence come in. W e ccn do someth ng for you. tending the funeral of her cou- Moss’ uncle Hardin Dugger. • Postmaster Freeman has been Mersinger. Dick Oveson has been chosen absent from his work this week as the winner of the Union Pa because of a cold. cific scholarship to Oregon State L. C. Wright and family were for this year from Sherman coun- I in The Dalles Monday night to tl. He will recelv $100 to further attend the band concert given by his education. . -'•» . the OSC band which is on a tour and The hearing on the proposed of eastern Oregon. , Day dam Mr and Mrs A. S. Johnson of John heard in Arlington April 6. has CONCRETE WORKER Salem came up Monday to re been postponed until May, 25' ’ o r S p rin g o u ts id e w o rk gain until Wednesday with their coding to announcement by u .a - children here. __ engineers. Mr and Mrs George I pdegraif Army Mr and Mrs Victor Male-n and A. H AYES flew to San Francisco last Fri daughter are Faster vacation at H?n y Pinkerton day to take Mrs ,Updegraff to S the home of her mother home. She was formerly Patn A lso sweaters and suitable sox CV HoeX o n 1. here Oregon State for spring vacatl° ” iXb Roberson w at h«™ i week end from EOCE at ^ r ^ a n d Mrs K eneth, Young were in Bend last week end bj M O R O HOTEL COFFEE SHOP attend the district ♦ ____ C lu b elementary teachers and I Moro Firm Changes Name W e do lots of things Bill F . Todd Easter- and new hats, and spring and ham. W hen the dutiful and THETAVEBN delightful missus gets out of church CARPENTER next Sunday bring her over here for dinner instead of taking her W. home to r the apron and hot stove womens coveralls & slacks ♦ Turkey and Ham dinners OPEN MEET ING J Sherman County PaLyle Woods and Sf G?'d^ dka,U ertheh ^ r a X ^ f » - X , on in IMS co- W e d . A p ril ’ SCHOOLS on Lester W ilco x, assistant state sup t Speaker Everyone Invited RUFUS NEWS B y Mrs George Fox M ’ke ie»erv*«on» with Lloyd Johnson, M oro Ranch Si H om e S to re opening at Moro, April 1, 9 a.m. Handling: H ardw are, Paints, Sporting - Goods, Household Articles, and Farm Supplies A useful gift will be given to the first 100 families registering at our store on the aboue date. W ith each $100 sale, during the first 9 days after opening, we will give a chance on a grand prize, draw ing to be held A pril 10. at 3 p.m., prize to be announced opening day. • We Welcome You To Visit Us Hutcheson' & W Carrier w . R- u Myr and Mrs John Frates and his father and >nothe^M r and Mrs J. C. Frates of Benlcca, f u l , visited here early this wee Frates the younger is a sister w d v d e GiUtnor. N John Stradling and son, No man of Ellensburg, Wash. ro TbunKiav to visit raenu here Tn men with whom P ow er & th e w ar he used to work before the u Karen, the 18-month old dan ghter of Mr and Mrs Virgil Brock of The Dalles fell accidently anf broke out three of teeth. Brock is well known here and is now employedI bv A. M Williams Co. of The Dalles _ Mrs Leo Dumler and son, Wallv returned Wednesdav to their home bi Salem after spending some time Medler. who has been 111 in tn blw ital. Mrs Bill MacnaK a sis ter of Mrs Dumler took them as far as The Dalles. Dr D I. Vanderpool and h wife from Walla Walla visited at the Rufus church Sundav mo - and Dr- Vanderpool gave WANTED: Painting jobs, Inside and outside, at reasonable prices. Pat Gray, Rufus, 20-2p WANTED: Reliable man with car to call on farmers in Sher man county. Wonderful oppor tunity, $15 to $20 a day. No ex perience or capital ’"equirai. Permanent. Write Co., Dept. B, 2423 Magnolia St., Oakland 7. Calif. 20-1 p ‘‘YOUR HOUSE OF BEAUTY The Dalles, Phone 2797. Steam baths for men or ladies. Mi- fective, invigorating for rheu matic, neuralgia conditions. Hand massage. Lady or man attendants. Scientific reducing methods. The Dalles Phar. Bldg. Rm. 1. un FOR SALE: New Crosley Shel- vador Refs., Elect. Ranges & Radios, Deep Freezers—up right & t&bletop, Hotwater Heaters upright & tabletop, Stromberg Carlson Radios, Launderall & Twin Tub Dex ter Washers. Used Servel Refs Gas comb, flat top range, Twin tub & single tub Dexters, Maytags, Thor, MW. Zenith washing machines. DeMoss Spr. Eect. Phone 857, Moro, tf Dispersion Sale Registered' Herefords 33 . Y earlin g 53 - C ow s 2 proven herd »1res and tw o year old b u lls (m o st w ith c a lv e s a t side) 46 - Helfet** • Y e a r lin g and tw o ’s A p r i l 7, 1948 at th e Crooked River Round-up Grounds Prineville, Oregon FEATURING THE BLOOD LINKS OP CHANDLER. RKIWB BROWN • SMITH & FREEMAN, WHITMORE A IIK BERARD BREEDING w * to T h HOHHON KA p V h POKA NE, WASH 1NGTON overalls Ed’s Place Shirts, sox For Steaks Cooked the way You Like 1 hem a n d for p ra ctica l n o velty y o u d o u g h t to see these big p ig g y b a n ks, sm o o th a n d hold m oney Tasty Salads - -Good Coffee X n .ie Sets BOB AXTELL, OWN 1 « & PROPRIETOR D rinks - M AGAZINES - Fountain OPEN SUNDAYS M o re . V a r id y O e m e d y ON HALF A DAY’S NOTICE WE’LL O B I ANY KINO OP D IN N E R YOU ORDER POR A GROUP. FU L L FIV B COURSE DINNER WITH WHAT YOU WANT IN IT. Want Ads Ge°‘ 135 Ix>ts • M ens’ work clothes A FULLY AUTHORIZED P0NTIM DPAIÆR Arstill-Monroe Pontiac M ORO, notice to electors t hereby announce that I am a candidate for the officeiof sen ■ator for the 18th Senatortel Dis trict comprising Wheeler, Gilliam and Sherman counties, sub to the will of the R^Pu,bUf an voters. If nominated and el^ctt^ ,p I will perform the duties of the nffire to the best of my ability. Off STEWART HARDIE, OREGON new Pontiacs as wall as service. W . wMcom. Ibi. bro«d.n.d oppoHuni.y ,o ,erve you FOR SALE: HART’S CHIX -PUL- LETS. ST. RUN and COCKER ELS. Order early to insure de livery on your favorite date. Parmenter Reds, Christie New Hampshlres, White Rocks, Rock-Hampshire a ?n White Leghorns. Write price list and circular. Harts Hatchery, Beaverton, Ore. 9-trn LOST* Between home and Moro, via Grass Valley, ladies small rose-gold Bulova watch with black cord band. It has 3 num ber on the back which I can give for identification. R ^ 3^ 1 Mary Eakin, Grass Valley 21-3c THE BEST one-man business In this county now available. In come starts at once We fur nish capital. Write J. R- Wat kins Co., 137 Dexter Avenue, Seattle 9, Wash. 21-9c 'nc. In oar n.w c.pacl.y w . pledge owner, bere the quality of .ervice ...o c .ie d with hilly au th o riiel Pontiac X aler. io all part, of the country. | A (Y P A Y M .N T . O N » » « V I « « I t t » P O N T IA C to r 1 9 4 0 A P IN » CA« MADl IV IN r lH I U in the 1948 Pontiac you’ll find co u n tie., improvem ent. Which add to iU traditional quality and value. Wtthout . doubt, the 1948 Pontiac 1. the m olt >h« z .„ r « w , and the m o .. Pontiac ever builc And now e v .il.b le with G e n .r .l M otor. H yd r.-M .t.c Drive n„ .11 m o d el. . . extra co « . Sw the 1948 P ontt.c today. <»» < ’ S 0 0 0,1 MO,' , •
