PAGE S SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO. OREGON
FRIDAY, MAY 6, 1049
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E. E. Barnum went to the
HUMAN GROWTH FILM
The Sherman County Riders hoepiyd Wednesday for a check- V iin n y'd K ifpc H pifl T OBE SHOWN P-T. A.,
will meet at the county fair up and found his foot getting
FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 12
grounds at 2 p. m. May 15 for a better but not very fast.
meeting and some practice.
Fred Wiseman,
Moro High C
Perl- H lir V
A showing of the film Human
i V L I ltlL tx
Growth has been booked for the
James Reed moved his family school sophomore, who came
South Sherman County Parent-
to The Dalle« Monday but he is here from Klamath Falls, was
the
Sherman
injured
Wednesday
afternoon
Rites
were
held
from
the
C.
Teachers’s association on Friday
still working for
when the pole with which he R. Callaway & Son chapel at evening, May 13, at 8 /o’clock at
County Journal.
one end x
2 p. m. Saturday for
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tjeisne was here from was vaulting broke
oroite and
anu uue
•— Pvt.
- -- Robert . the Moro school auditorium.
D. L. Belshe
W. S. Powell and his daughter, Hood River Tuesday looking af- pierced his leg. He was t^ken to Huck, son of Mr and Mrs Wil-
Mr. Curtis E. Avery, director
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_ r_ who was killed „ of the
__ E. C. Brown Trust, will
Mrs. Opal Parkins will leave ter his farming interests here.
the hospital where he remained Ham
Huck, , _
Rufus,
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Bob Hosklnson and Alan Pink- for a day. He is expected to re- while in military service in Bel- present and explain the purpose
Moro, May
15 for . Portland
San Francisco where they will erton were up from Corvallis Sat- cover soon.
glum on February 1, 1945.
of the film. The Oregon Council
board the President Polk for a u rday night to dance with old
The Missionary society meet-
Pvt. Huck was born April 21, of Parents and Teachers has
trip around the world. They will school friends at the Senior ball ing held Wednesday at the Ami- 1924 in Gilliam county. He was given its wholehearted endorse-
sail west and return to New York which was held at the school don farm home was attended by valedictorian of the 1942 gradua- ment to this new approach to
the entire trip taking about three gymnasium.
35 members who listened to the ting class at Rufus high school sex education. The parents In
months.
Mr. and Mrs. Merle Miller are program about home life and the and was well known for his work Sherman county are urged to
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Powell, Dr. parents of a daughter, born Fri- mother's place therein.
In 4-H clun livestock projects take advantage of the opportuni-
and Mrs. T. W Griffith and Judge day, April 29 at The Dalles
Mr and Mrs Wendell Balslger under the direction of Cal Mon- ty to see the film themselves and
and Mrs Fred Wilson will leave
Howard L. BIlllngB. field direc- had as guests over the weekend roe, former Gilliam County Ag to decide whether they want
May 9 for New York to take ship tor for the Oregon Education as- Mr land Mrs Dick Richards from ent and John Jenkins, school their children to see it in t e
for a vl5lt to continental Europe, sociation, was here Wednesday Portland.
principal.
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sc hools.
They expect to return sometime to visit the school su p e rin te n d ----- — ---------
Here for the services Saturday
There will be a short busines
In July.
ent’s office and was Introduced at .
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were Mr and Mrs Andrew meeting and social period aftet
Mr. and Mrs. John DeMoss, a f - th e Sherman County club lunch- A H ia te U r S 1 0 M lX
Cooper
of Tuskegee, Alabama, the picture has been shown
ter attending the Old Pioneers
eon.
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.
who made trip by plane Coop-
Comedies in another room will
picnic In The Dalles Saturday
Miss Donna Sparling, daughter
Njpkt
er was the sergeant in the pla- keep the children en
will drive on to Washougal, Wn., of Mr and Mrs Clarence «parting. rilUtty l l l g U l
toon to w hich Pvt Huck was as- throughout the evening,
to be with Mrs. DeMoss’s mother, now attending Gresham high
spectators at the grade school signed in Co. 1, 358th Infantry,
p
Mrs. Nancy Dugger Beard, who school won second place for gmoker
held ln the Moro 90 division, th5r(J arrAy*-
WASCO CHURCH OF CHRIST
m f i i L uni
was 93 New Year’s Day, for straight news writing at the Pa-
Friday evening, May 6, will
Honorary pallbearers v e r e
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coming Sunday, —
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a
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Mothers’ Day.
ciflc university competition coi>
terated
over twenty Willard Leff, Andrew Cooper
Me^ W asco Church
Monday they expect to attend ducted under Professor Clifford actkm.pacjted bouts of boxing Donald Bryant,
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‘ Christ
the I.O.O.F district meeting lit p Rowe. Donna was also chosen flnd
Thls wm be the Jenkins and Carl Thom pson^ r
school 10.00; Morning
Mayville, Oregon
as personality of the week Jj lggt event of the klnd on which active pallbearers
Worship 11:00. Come and wel-
Mr. and Mrs. Vince Carter and the students of her school - and the
g win appear in Moro this from members of the \eterans
o a p
daughter of Culver spent Bunday her life’s recounted in the Gres-
^ ar
of Foreign Wars and who also com .
here as guests of Mr. and Mrs. ham “Hi-Argus”.
Four pervious programs have had charge of the graves e se
Grans Valley Baptist Church
Darwin VanGilder The Carter's
Mrs Dar Shaw and ‘daughter
enough money to vices.
Alton L. Kintner
eldest daughter
is attending were here Wednesday visiting
* fu lk set of basketball uni- ----------------
Sunday school ------- 10:00 a. m.
school In Moro and staying with Mrs Ralph Busse She is remem
including warm-up jackets,
Mother’s Day service . 11:00 a.m.
the VanGllders.
bered here as Joyce Fie
a baseball cap and sweat shirt for Moro Huskies Have
“A Mother’s Power With God” ♦
Mr and Mrs Wilbur Kayse and
Mrs Bob May came home Mon- each j^ y tn g^hool. Any additi-
Evening serv ice------- 7:30 p. m. ♦
two children are living In the
from Olympia, Wash., where tR>nal money will be used to pur- Winning Streak
“The Expressions of the
Ruggles house while he Is work- ahe bad been visiting her parents chage gpedai physical education
'Word”!
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ing on the State highway crew. Mr and Mrs M. R. Tanning, who
The Moro high baseball team
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thavki
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TKoir
fmm K
entucky
^lnKrotiwi their
their 50th
50th wedding Boys from
the group who be won from Condon last Friday at HUSKIES TIL-TRAVEL
They /»amo
came from
Kentucky.
celebrated
Mr and Mrs A. S. Johnson of anniversary May 1.
long to the Cub Scouts will per Grass alley by the lopsided score
This Friday the I
“AT TH E CAPITOL CITY”
to pia
play a :
Salem and
of ,Mrg jonn
j ohn LamDs
Lamb’s i nm
mother,
in one oi
of tne
the siue
side »««uwo
shows c at ,
rsaiem
anu Mrs
mn» Alata . Wiley
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uiu, form ln
Dick Rust. Moro’s left- travel to Arlington to
Portland were here last weekend Mrg Mary Burcham left for Los the Cub Circus in The Dalles on hander .had the game under con- second^game with the Honkers,
on their way ho/ne after a trip Angeie8 Saturday after visiting May 21. Some special fe atu re trol at all times, allowing only ' Moro defeated Arlington the last
time they played by a score of
to Colorado.
here.
Ahave been planned.
hits and striking out 10 men.
12-11 and the local team is ex- ♦
Mr and Mrs Carrell Sayrs were
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n e iso n
p .v v i—
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a hard game thh tii
Keith
Nelson
provided
hosts Saturday night at a dinner
COSOGOOCCX
hitting
thrill
of
the
ay
w
yon
B orstei s itrong right
party in honor of, their son,
♦
four
run
home
run
in
the
6th
hander
for
Moro
will start on the ♦
Frank, whose birthday was cele
innlwt after Thompson had core m
g gan
brated. Other guests were the
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nected for a 3 run triple in the
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Sayrs’ daughter, Mrs Chester
csecond inning.
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Coats and husband, of Wasco,
Errors • DrexfM** for Practical Wear
R uns
H its
Mias Harriet Whalley* °f Port
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5
• See them at —
Condon . . . . 1
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land and Mr and Mrs Gordon
1
19
10
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Greta, The Dalles
Moro
Reid of Rufus.
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Batteries: Moro. Rust and Har-
zey;
Condon. Conbov, McLaugh-
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• Un and E. Herbert
4 ï l i - M EXTERIOR
The Moro Huskies stretched
4 i 14 - M E X T E R IO R
FOR SALE: New Dodge % ton
their
winning streak to 5 games
pick-up. Moon Equipment Co.,
last Tuesday with a 24-1 win over
Wasco, Oregon.
Maupin at Maupin The game
FOR SALE—2 tiedroom house In
was never ln doubt as Moro put
Moro. Good location. Giles
17 hits and 12 Maupin errors to
$ x
PLY FOR PING PONG TABLES
French.
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28tfc
gether to score with ease.
FOR SALE—General Electric, all
Fred von Borstei worked the
automatic washing machine,
first fqur innings on the mound
used 7 months, $225.00. Phone
373, Moro.
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26-30c
for Moro and allowed no runs.
Nelson and Clarence May finish-
SPRAYING and DUSTING by
air, v.eed control, fertilizer
eed up allowing 2 hits and 1 run
HARRIS— 30/38 SIDE-HILL MODEL
• spraying $1.75 per acre for
between them.
plane and pilot. Barnett &
Scott Fritts, who had a perft c
with 80 bu. Grain Bin. Available
Fridley. Wasco. Phone 2SX Un
day at the plate with 3 hits in
with 16 foot and 20 foot Haadars.
SHOE REPAIRING—Prompt ser
times up and Hoy Harvey, who
vice. Leave shoes at Smith s
pounded out two triples, led the
Hardware, Grass Valley. Glenn
bitting parade*
Perry
15tfc
FOR SALE— Now available for
MOr° i n ------- *1 *
immediate delivery W 111 y s
Batteries: Moro, von Borstei,
Jeeps and four-wheel drive
Nelson C. May and Harvey; Mau
pick-ups.
Complete
Wlllys
Overland line of panels, station
pin, Richmond, Woodside
wagons and Jeepsters now
Bare.»
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sensationally reduced ln price. >
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Contact Willis Motor Co., Third Suueceooocooc0*wr»0«0c<5«x5000000000000000000000000e • Barn Dance
As 1
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and Lincoln Sts., The Dalles.
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$1.W
Oregon.
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fire ta. The D alles
CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING —
Meat cutting/ wrapping, sharp
M ake Your Plans Now For the Coming H arvest.
freeze. Bring them in any dav
but Sunday. C & C Food Store,
Grass Valley, Oregon.
21tfe
SPETIC TANKS pumped and
The newest thing in social games
built C. F. Johnson. Phone 613
White Salmon, Wash.
tfn
FOR SALE—TD-9, International
and a pleasant w a y to use some
Phone 171 or 811 i
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Wasco, Oregon
tractor, with cab, starter and
• H attie Carnegie Cosm etics
lights, very good condition. Pri
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Price. A M others’ Day
ced for quick sale. Norris E.
time w h ile w aiting for a stage, a
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• Item .
Gllklson, Grass Valley, Ore. 23-27c,
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Greta, The D alles
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AVAILABLE— The best one-
w ife or one of our good lunchs.
man business in Sherman coun
ty. Car required. Write J. R-
Watkins Co., 137 Dexter ave.
Seattle Washington.
23-29c
FOR SALE—No. 10, Internation
al Four-bottom, 16 inch plow,
$390 00 R. M. Johnson, Klon-
Ken Zachary
Prepaid Medical and Hospital protection
dike, Ore., Ph. 449 Wasco. 25-8c
FOR SALE—Appliances for the
for employed Oregon Ssidents and
- home, 90 day. Free service, De
Moss Springs Electric, Phone
857, Moro.
HARTS CHIX — New Hamp-
lies is a v a ila b le at reasonable cost
shires, Rock-Hamp Cross Par-
menter Reds and White Rocks.
$18.00— 100 Harts Hatchery,
Oregon Physicians’ Service..;Mare than
Beaverton, Oregon.
27trs
;;
STANDING AT STUD— Lucky
McJue, registered quarter horse
Oregoniansvhove the |<
ty
No 6100. Black with white
W E W ILL PROTECT YOU
marking to approved mares.
Call or write Fred Dormaler,
bership. Why don’t you join them?
For D etails See
Wondike, Oregon. Ph. Wasco
23-27C
412.
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Sherman County
People Leaving
For Europe
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Moro Grade School
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Friday, M a y 6
More than 20 Bouts
8 p. m.
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