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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (May 19, 1950)
J Z" * ' M il PAGE « SHERMAN JO U R N A U , COUNTY MORO, OREGON F R ID A Y , M A Y ' . 1- ' 19, l t 8 0 I it was more than welcome. . Thimdav af- the wild flowering lupine are so Mother’s day with Mrs. Smith’s Mr. and Mrs. Chub Johnson tlon at her home T h U # U > f tl they gi^ * , and also l0Qk daughter. Miss Donna Smith, who have been guests of their son ternoon. ... flower garden. The lupine attends E. 0. C. E -, and Is a Mrs. Harland McDonald was M _ _umber of different shades sophomore In education. Mrs. and daughter-in-law, Mr. and appointed to see about the firtex .ant8 d,at grow wild. There Smith and Darlene returned to Mrs. Rolland Johnson. for the hall. It seems.too heavy of .planU tha blueand their ranch near Rufus Sunday Andy Engberg is doing some carpenter work this week for a thickness was Purchased when .he in between evening. shades. Mrs James Fox took a chance Vernon Miller at. Moro. Tulips and lilacs were u seg jp r. the thinner sheet Is better Leland Miller la hauling some the Job. cz»Vp.r«l of the mothers from several weeks ago at just the ------- decorating when Mrs. George^ox The mmiinitv attended attended Play Play right time. Mrs. Fox was the sand and gravel to get ready to m e guesT, guesv, Mrs. mi». Chub Johnson, the ^ community with Mrs. George Drinkard Sr., Monday. Thls lucky1 winner of an eight-foot run the forms for a new house were' hostesses Thursday after won the drawing prize and it was the commun y a yellow bath and hand turklsh ° he Schools deepfreeze at a chance drawing noon at the Fox residence to the «h together for a through a church bi Gresham. As which they expect to build this Rufus grange Home Economies towel set $1.22 w a, the rec p of the silver dish. « w rf^ u m . f they didn’t have a deep-freeze year on their farm. club. ' ' Mrs. Wait Morris passed out A members went A one-thirty lunch of creamed w w u a u e s e e ..... ■m v v « e i s ^una on hot biscuits and a jello some pamphlets and literature Friday night where the salad was served to the ladies. on work was put on. Af- Mrs. Chub Johnson, who lives present ^ ‘^ ' ^ T ^ E l l z a . terwards there was square danc- W ^ 'M o r r T s , Ing and refreshments. in the valley, was a guest of the £ " u y X < club. Due to the absence of Mrs. betn Kuypete, iu ee Wilson, wnnv.t, Herman Brackett is still not McDonald, Atlee Tracy Fields, Mrs. Andy Eng- Hariand . M o r r is Grace Medler, Sam very well. He was in the hospital berg presided at the business Brock* and Rolland ~ Johnson. m last week, but Is home again meeting. The ladies answered roll I, began to warm up Mrs. Alta Smith accompanied call by telling i of a household h in t Mrs. Joe Morris reported ten i ^ w X t o f f ^ o T S h i ?rops after early Saturday morning to spend trees were planted on the west for side of the grange hall. This was < all. 2 II. The XI SV. wheat is quite short J done in the Forestry club under this time of the year, so its pre the leadership of Donal Brislain. dlcted narvesv will *»»■ he dicted thls this harvest Each member is to take care of >month later than usual, the v»« »rone .The weed spraying of his trees for one year. - * Mrs. Sam Brock resigned as wheat isn’t entirely finished During my four years as sheriff of chairman of the grange hobby d here, bul me table; Mrs. Luther Steward is to done spray knocks Sherman county a new z machine record succeed Mrs. Brock. ■ the sman weeds right °ver''"A T h e d ate for the silver tea has the tar weed Is harder to , Flowers are Used At Rufus Meeting ...» Z IE G L E R aw O e a N m O ■ ase Mva H RE D a > • - — - '""SP« If Adams Paint Store • G Ziegler of Grass ygnev a graduate student, was am0 ’ initiated last week mu> Pi, national society In education. His enta are j j r. and Mrs. Her- man R egler. man z’leg (Thirteen Juniors, 22 seniors, and 10 graduate students were taken into membership. T h ir d Jfc U n io n BC The D a lle s Paint - WaUpaper - |Venetian B lin d s OKNKRAL PA IK T IPBODUCT8 H eavy K ote - on e coat fin ish F lex • Colorful decorator Rayonlto, washable sm ooth finish Day fo r th e G ra ss V a lle y .O .O .F . C e m e t r y w i l l Remove Front wheel and Make Handling 100% Easier b e M a y 2 2 . A ll C o m e Patented Spring Cushion Absorbs There’sjara easier way Vibration and Jar * grange. . , ‘ X. ímlv draws food from Its plant, An invitation was extended the. * native’s explanation. Rufus club by Mrs. Walt Ilru<' k . on the pasture land, ert to a deep-freezing demonstra In place. « . w - Installed and Guaranteed I n te r n a tio n a l H a r r is Case Jahn Deere Moon Equipment Company write m y name on their ballot. WE WILL BE OPEN FRIDAY, MAY 1 9 th * erosion and ditches m ent has J>een done efficiently. _• For these reasons I would like to have the support of all citizens - Republican and Democrat and I urge Republicans to a program and everybody is in- n0 mOre damage to R of V 1 Ä It IS a benefit for the U j»n « x a n d n » « ^ ^ , ^ . Eliminates problem of h a rve stin g over system has been installed and law enforce» S * to keep fences standing (PRIMARY ELECTION DAY) For your convenience we w ill be . s open regular hours, on Friday, • r May 19th- . • „ '-J v- " & ¿J \ *We urge you to exercise your res- ponsibiliry of citizenship by going to the polls. > 3k • * • ,r < . F * - say Republican leaders across the nation . . . V ote as you please . . • • but be sure to vote! «H ER M A N IR S T COUNTY * BRANCH N A T IO N A L OF MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION , e », BANK % rlf*5» , I ,'♦» PO RTLAND ‘ Ij e t ’s B u ild F? '•* y*' • men and women you know and trust. . . ■’ ■ 'X c " THOMAS I. DIWIY T o g e th e r” O regon ”1 wont you, my good ineod« of O rtgoa, to know that I am deeply .raw ful for the fcao Job p i campaigning Wayoe Morae has been d o in g for tha Natlooal ddm t all over the country. Ho is a great friend and "'A * -iis Notice to Voters D u e t o p o s s i b l e c o n f u s io n t h a t m a y a t is e th is n o tic e is g iv e n to in fo r m v o te r s th a t th e p r im a r y e le c tio n to b e h e ld o n F r id a y , M a y 1 9 w ill b e h e ld on S ta n d a r d lim e . Ross Ornduff, County Clerk / A Product of \ Standard of California Fight wood decay the e a sy w ay . . . w ith Standard Wood Pre- aervative. Containing 90% active ingredients, th is potent preserva tive lengthens the serv ice of your grape stakes, fence poste, mud sills, under-pinning and any wood you put in contact with damp earth. a mighty hna Senator.” * - " politicol <w,fl9 O re g o n ” ”Way no M o roa is *a exceptionally able, courageous, forward lo o k in g . Republican Saoator. His loyal campaigning for Republican candidates has beeo very elective and very belpfaL” - - - . . SIN . ARTHUR H. VANDENBERG - Th*5* * ° n‘ * b «. i®!*'*“” ”1 worn so thank you for your relentless and consistent support for * it I believe to be a sound foreign-policy for our country. You have n a tower o f strength in defense of Indispensable cooperation with *nti-Comnmni«t allies and for the collective security which not only p rotects us but also sustains the hopes of free men for a free w o rld . .itti IM“** •* ? " « T l.. C -* uxl»y• * je n ’, he or««®“ .„d SIN . MARGARET CHASE SMITH *• »e»'“og u X .»a p*bUcJ o i X * “ * • i10' ' ‘’" S . RipvbU«» • '’f Sen»,« c °® . .< ,be »«** , „ in«d * • A“ “* ' « « . o o f o « 1«0 I. he«0 C. R. ANDERSON Gram Valiev. Phone 232 keith o .£ HAROLD I. STASSEN t a. the g M'W* ‘Many Republican and independent voters in America give great h « d to the Republicanism of Wayne Morse. The Republican Party is fortunate to have such a dynamic, forthright Republican spokesman re p re se n tin g it in the Senate of the United States." SIN . HENRY CABOT LODGE, JR. M c D onald MI feel that Senator Morse’s public career typiies the spirit of reform, liberalissa. Idealism and regard for human rights which gave birth to the Republican Party and which is vital to Republican success in W asco, Phone 552 S 9 • a n d here in Oregon CHARLES A. SPRAOUI, fomtr Ooy^nor t! 0-0— y BA ■ A I * a> X * « » ■ « » ■ > > » » * * Ù ***T OlO-TlMf T‘S u *» » * u * * ° * " * * « THÍ WtCKCT f • fore, new " " A r t 0 * •»** .m»™!?«. tocW “ » .k>»»; ^ k Oregon Rrp«WlrtiM «b<roW renomm.ro M o m . with PRIDE *0 0 m gwporo E. C. SAMMONS, Prom/eenf FerHond Banker and Civic leader ••e " ,h , p “ xj : r h:b:.nx <x i r s i r i i s i j form of goeernmeni. And, importantly, be Pu tue mom *»a poi PHIL HITCHCOCK, Or.»on ««*• • Senator W av»e More* ie otro who undermnd. the o b h o tk e W a < y e d y aoe— IRVIN MANN, P^»U»ton NomUr • we« co.« .boOd be of his poaiiioo oa the Armed S «r.k£ aod oAor pmtige and iatoence ------------to fib e Seoaro.“ pt 70% grain neutral spirits. Hiram Walker & Sons Inc., Peoria, Illinois. « » *As a member of the Senate Agriculture and Forestry Committee, I can assure the farmers of America that Wayne Morse is a Republican leader who thoroughly understands the relationship between stability in our agricultural economy and a sound national economy. His w o rk 4n the Senate is a source of Mength to the Republican Party." topi*« ponww " *’/ i**» « a n d similar statements acclaiming his leadership and ability from . . . Sen. George D. Aiken Sen. William F. Knowland John Sherman Coopor Sen. Harry Darby Sen. Forrest G Donnell Rep. Joseph W. Martin, Jr. Sea. Homer Ferguson Sea. Ralph B. Flanders Sen. Robert C Hendrickaon PAUL 0. WALLACE, Uodhw BvW»«-»« -W Imperial b made by Hiram Walker. Blended whiskey. «6 proof. SIN . IDWARD J. THYE . h ., demonxmteJ • denamic leadership hued npoo 0 deep oa4 o,™ «J .b. the future.” Sea. Irving M. Ivea Sen. Leverett Saltonatall . Sea. H. Alexander Smith Sea. Charles W. T o bey - , Alexander Wiley aad Philip WiUkie
