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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (April 15, 1949)
PACK 4 SHERMAN OOUWTT JO U R N A L MOROr cRKGON A d a m s P a in t S to re Third A Union St. the dalles , orbgon Paint • W allpaper • Venetian Blind« 2RNKRAL PAINT PRODUCTS H eavy Kote • one coat finish F lex • Colorful decorator Flayonite, washable smooth finish off on all wallpaper In stock off on special orders FRIDAY, A PR IL 15, 194» ‘ B r o th e r G o o se ’ 1 o B e n j q __ Presented ooon Courtesy Moro High School , “Brother Goose.” the play chosen by the senior class as the one most likely to succeed, is to be presented April 22 at the Moro We Now Have In Stock l / 2 inch Concrete Reinforcing STEEL Mr. and Mrs. Roy Schilling and Dell Olds went to Portland Sat high gymnasium under the di G rass urday and brought Mrs. Olds son, Gary, took a trip to Bend rection of Mrs. Roberson. home from the hospital, where and back to the rock gardens and “Brother Goose” Is a three act Continued from Page One (Continued from Page One) she had spent over a week for comedy with a cast of three men on home Sunday. M. and Mrs. Archie Brand Jr. observation. and eight women. Since the was given consisting of a violin are parents of a son born Tues solo by Mrs. ernon Eakln accom senior class had only seven girls, Marie Blagg was borrowed from day, April 5. The boy was named panied at the piano by Mrs. Elton the junior class to play one part. Lee Roy and weighed in at 8 lbs. Eakin, end two piano selections by Mrs. Myrtle Smith» After Mrs. Jeff Adams, (Brother Goose) who This is their second sbn. Fourteen members and two Ruggles opened the many gift in reality is Joe Harvey, is trying guests were present at the Com to hold down two Jobs at once, an munity Sewing club when Mrs. packages refreshment of cake, architect by day and a maid, cook, James Tate was hostess Wednes ice cream and coffee were served and seamstress by night. He Is the day afternoon. During the after to about fifty persons by the host sole bread earner in the family noon a rummage sale of child esses. Mrs. Jess Lendry and Mrs. because they are orphaned and ren’s clothing was held. Proceeds Henry Barnum of Moro were out Mrs. Gertrude Lovett of Port the other children either are not to go towards helping a needy land arrived Friday at the home big enough to work aren’t con family at Christmas time. of her aunt, Miss Anna Schwartz scientious enough. Nell Coats Te small children present en to spend the weekend. She re takes the part of Peggy Wlnkel, joyed an Easter egg hunt which turned to Portland Sunday ac a delightful girl who puts In an the hostess provided. Cup cakes companied by her mother ,Mrs. O. appearance as a hosiery sales decorated with whipped cream H. Bucholtz, who spent a week woman and Is immediately hired topped by an Easter egg and cof here with her 9ister, Miss Sch as housekeeper. From there fee was served at the close of the wartz. on the play drifts along In a maze meeting. Guests present were W. E. Bruckert brought his of laughs, tears, and hilarious si Mrs. Marie Engles and Mrs. Ber- father, C. R. Bruckert to Grass tuations. Carole Adams, played neice Whitmire. Members present Valley Tuesday to spend a few by Connie Wilson, is the mental besides the hostess, Mrs. Tate, days visiting his daughter, Mrs. (Spring Form al) * genius of the family who tries to were Mrs. Herman Brackett, Mrs. A. F. Balzer. A uspices K ent American le g io n Auxiliary. win contests constantly. Keith Stuart Macnab, Mrs. Gordon Reid, The Moro high school baseball Thompson takes the part of Wes Mrs. Thelma Miller, Mrs. Beth team played the Dufur team on Adams, the younger brother who Reid, Mrs. George Fox, Mrs. Le the Grass Valley diamond Fri has that “woman look”. Priscilla land Medler, Mrs. Edna Macnab, day afternoon winning by* a score Melzer is cast as Hyacinth Adams Mrs. Frank LeMaster, Mrs. Bill of 16-1.' the football player of the family. Macnab, Mrs. Chet Coats, Mrs. ARNOLD H A N SE N ’S O RCH ESTRA Hfelen, the abused maid who has Kenneth Fridley and Mrs. Fay stood all she can stand, is played Brackett. Yon Are W elcome Adm ission $1.25 by Wilma Edwards. Marie Blagg The next meeting will be April will appear as Eve Mason, the 20 with Mrs. Dewey Thomas. Berkley S. DeVaul of the State southern belle who has Just mov Mr and Mrs. H. M. Whitmire ed in next door. Jackie Rust will and two children are living on the Tax Commission has been here take the part of Sarah, the old Aehman place while Mr. Whit the past week appraising new Mason’s colored maid. Ignore mire is employed by Art Watkins. building. This includes the eleva Hudson will be played by Virgin The Whitmire’s two children aV tors constructed last summer and a number of new homes. ia Smith. Lenore’s uncle has just tend the grade school at Rufus. Mr. and Mrs. Anry Engberg died and left her a million dol Moro folks who were outside lars in "bubble gum”. Mrs. and Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Warn Wednesday night were able to Trimmer will be portrayed by er were hostess at the card party view the eclipse of the moon. It Jean McTntyre. Mrs. Trimmer Is held at the Rufus grange hall Sat is reported as quite a sight and one person wno Knows what she's urday night. Fiv£ tables of pino radio reports were that It was thinking and says It. And last chle were In play with the prizes an astromner’s delight Introducing but not least, the part of the truck going to Curt Tom nd Mrs. James Mr. and Mrs. Henry Norton of Thompson for high. Getting con driver, who Is “plenty mad and Portland, accompanied by their disgusted” Is enlivened by Keith solation prizes were Mr. Herbert three children, vlBlted in Moro re Church and Mrs. Hazel Engberg cently with Mrs. Norton’s mother Nelson. Mrs. Keneth Young will be In The hostesses served a delicious Mrs. Daisy Byers. Form erly of The Dalles, Oregon supper consisting of two kinds of charge of the makeup. Mrs. Daisy Byers and Miss sandwiches, potato salad, cookies and coffee. The next card party Evelyn Chrislanson were week TOO I, ATE TO CLASSIFY will be April 23. ___________ end visitors in Portland. FOR SALE — Hereford bull, 2M j yrs. old. George Fox, Wasco, Ph. 921. • . • 24-25C V alley News Rufus at KENT l/2> 3/4f Jl/4 inch Pipe [limited supply / Barbed Wire, Steel Fence Posts Form iFire, Cement Moro Lumber & Fuel Co. « Apri! 23 Local News Gnder New Mangement W inter time is reading time and ■ w e can take care oi that w ith newspapers and a good supply of magazines^ I HI p H Ken Zachary 7 Moro Hotel Coffee Shop far. and Mrs. James Kolb • • e • *_• A • • • • Rem em ber you can get your • • Easter Coat and Suit at Greta, The D alles • • • • • T. Special Easter Dinner L e s te r J o h n s o n Sunday, April 17 LAW Y KB * MORO WA0OO ♦ - « George G. Updegraif Attorney at law S e n io r MORO Monday, Wednesday, Afternoons Frida} “Brother Goose' THK DALLES 211 East Third Street Telephone 3209 ONE OF TODAY'S BIGGEST BARGAINS & K J O Y 2% ■r YO U R S A V IN G S real value today la spite of sharply- Increased costs of furnishing service w it h 1. Por a quick call to tho druggist, for busi- new, for every purpose, your telephone to a more valuable servant today than ever. It can tun more errands, do more jobs. In the past ten years, tele phones on the Coast have doubled. We re continu ing to add them rapidly. Result: You can get in touch with mote people. More people can get in touch with you. F IB IR A IL Y INSURED Safety • la th tavings »CMWAt Federally |n»ured te $ 5 0 0 0 . • Currant dividend 1 % . • W ithdrawal* promptly paid without fee* ar deduction*. • Pram $5 H $ 5 1 .0 0 0 apan* on account. • Simply mail the amount you wi»h credited te your account. W e U do the rect. 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