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PAGE 3 SHKKMAN COUNTY J O IR n A l . MORO, UKfiGON FRIDAY, MARCH 14, IMS Moro Personals Z 7*- YOU AND YOUR FAMILY' HAVE AN APPOINTMENT AT MOKO HIGH SCHOOL FRIDAY EVENING IXM)K 28, 1952. DETAI I j H AND MARCH FOR RE THERE. Mr. and Mrs. Grover Coff man were in Pendleton oyer the-week end visiting hen-won. and daughter and families. !' demonstratlon. Moro School News At the close of Song Ixader - Helene Sather, Se each meeting two girls serve re cn t ii v -xM,iri|uita Kocpke, News freshments- Rep- i ter Karen Wilson. The other members are Kay McKay, Mobley. Deanna Bekkaiiahl, Mr. and Mrs. Harley Farrai of ' A wperior service f Albert Pleumke and his sister, Shirley Sather.-. Helepe Koepke. » By Roger Miller of personal «Rende neo Mrs. Pete Smith, stopped In Moro Mt. Vernon were guests of his ’ Beverly ¿ind Judy* HelyOr. Mrs. Maggie Barnum, to visit at, the Uoyd Johnson sister “Corn's a Pappin’’,-an all com • Cooking I also meets with us THAT COSTS NO MORI home while on their way to The the first of the Week. munity variety show to be spon as they dp not have enough Tom Monroe took his wife sored by the Moro Booster club, tnetnl’ers to have a club of their Dalles last week to attend the where is to be presented Friday even own Ann McKay, Betty Bothwell funeral of George Witter, well to Portland Saturday known wrfl driller of Kent, who she remained .for a week vis ing. Mu, Hi _’s. in* the school ami Nant < Wilson are in Cook- '. , died at the home of Mr. and Mrs. iting. gym. It will tie an athletic bene ing -I. Mr. A. Douma brought Mrs. fit for the high schpo‘1, and it Max Pleumke in Portland. Mrs. At our meeting we play games Emma Pleumke was a visitor at Douma' home from the hospital will consist of various comedy and sing SOAf*. W « al>o try to V v. BOOKRIYAVt the A . A. Dunlap home in Grass Friday where she had been for numbers put on b y’ high school ' have a demonstration at each — A wide ren^o of price* medical treatment. Mass Gloria students and people of the com meeting. We take turns demon Valley after the funeral. ♦het meet* w»*ho* Douma came home front Hood munity. * . . strating so by Ahe end of our Darwin Van Gilder entered a River to spend the week end* There will be no school next .club year each girl has given a hospital in The Dalles Monday with her mother and father: Monday, Tuesday.' and Wednes with what may be a case of arth Mrs. Tom Fraser entertained day*, March 17-19.- Daring this ritis. wfth. a luncheon and bridge Mrs. Evelyn Chamness under Tuesday afternoon in honor of spring vacation the faculty will went an operation at the Red her daughter in law. Mrs. Gor attend an OKA convention.' A St. Patrick’s day apron and mond hospital last Friday and is don Fraser. Mrs. Keirone Chris overall dance will lie held .this getting along fairly well accord tianson won high and Mrs. Saturday evening. March 15, »it ing to her mother, Mrs. Mollie Tommy Thompson second high 9 p; in. in the school gym. It is McLachlan, who was with her for bridge and Mrs. BOnnie to lie sponsored by the FHA and daughter for a day or two. 'May consolation. A guest prize admission will lie 25c per person. Mrs. Lottie *Lee is here from was given to MYs. Gordon Fra Refreshments will lie served, and Portland hanging the drapes in ser. music will tie furnished by the*new’ McKean honw. south of Tom Mitchell came home Tues records. town. * . ' \ day from Georgia where he has Mrs. Mary Eva and Mrs. Anna finished an army course and 4-H CLUB MEETS Moore returned to Moro after a, will be here for about ^0 days fey Karen W ilson three week trip to Hawaii on one before going to California- for The girls at Kent who are tak more training. of the Oregon Journal tours. ing-4-H cookidg for their second Mr. and Mrs. Theodore John year are called Busy Baker's. Mrs. Loy Cochran and son Gor don and a friend were here Sun ston are home again after a They have been working very day forking on the Ruggles house winter spent In the southland bard to complete their Recant where Mr. and Mrs. Loy Cochran mostly around San Diego. bdoks and make one dish of- the Eleven students signed up fdr remaining recipes. When they will live. Mrs. Cochran and the boys returned to' Portland but the course • in natural history have completed this their leader Mrs. Cochran will return soon. Wednesday night at the school has promised them a prize. I>oy has employment with J. N. house. The course is taught by .T h e leader’s name Is Mrs. Dr. Ruth Hopson whd has sev Kenneth Bather. Our. officers are Landry. . Mr. and Mi's. George Mitchell, eral classes in this part of Ore President - Gertrude Buether, Mr. and Mrs. Allan Pinkerton, gon. Cost is $18.00 per student Vice-President* •. Nancy Decker, Mr. and Mrs. Collis Moore, Mr. for the 30 hour CQurse which and Mrs. James Johnson and will be mainly about botany. sons, and Mr. and Mrs. Giles \ Mrs. Gwen Matteson’s car French were guests of Mr. and left the road on DeMoss hill Mrs. Rafael Raymond at Helix Wednesday morning and she suf Saturday evening and attended fered several broken ribs and a the annual “Country Capers’’ bad1 bruise on the forehead as there, a fun making and money the car went down the hill to raising event for the benefit of the bottom. She is in a hospital C O M E a n d ; see us the. community swimming pool. in The Dalles where she Is get • Mrs. A. S. Johnson went to ting along very weU. ♦ Portland this week to visit a few ♦ Cordmenders, Barney’s G. V.- days with her daughter Imogene, ♦ how working in the state office ♦ •» building, before going on to Sa M O RO , OREGON P H O N E 191 lem for a visit with other rela tives. - Mr. and Mrs. Wooderson (Katie Geiser) were here Tuesday while on their way to Yakima, Wash. There will be a Family Night Mrsi Thomas rW. Thompson and children spent last week at dinner and program at the Moro Helix visiting.,her parents, Mr. Community church next Friday At 6:00 p. m. there and Mrs. Lloyd McRae. Mr. March 21. Thompson went over- for the will be a pot-luck dinner to week end bringing his family which people are urged to brlpg their own dishes as well a^ home with him Sunday. Archie iMcCrae, who has been food. Following the dinner ar an instructor at the Moro high rangements have been, made to school for three years, has ac show “ Hidden /Treasures”, a cepted a position as principal at natural color sound film, which lx»rane in Lane county for. next shows some of the marvels of the microscopic world and was winter. produced by the Moody Insti Mrs. Ross Ornduff came up tute of Science. EveR/one Is from The palles Tuesday with cordially invited to come. hgr daughter, Mrs. Paul*’Cyphers The third In the • series of to remain for a ¿weeks visit. Laymen's Forums will be held at the Moro Community church ' Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Barnum Sunday • night, March 16, at and sons Eddie and Johnny, 8:00 p. m. For the program that of Bend/ were overnight guests night the Womeifs Missionary of his parents, . Mr. and Mrs. society has arranged a showing E. E. Barnum Wednesday. They of the - film ’Queen Esther ”. were returning home from a Everyone Is cordially invited, business and pleasure trip to Portland. > chrome top. Barney’s G. V. Mrs. Francis Keyes was host ess at a party in recognition of her birthday and - that of Mrs. Virgil Archer. Eight couples came in to play bridge during the evening. M any skills of m any people go into the big job o f providing telephone service in the West today. ‘• S S ' b - . V . S - . S ’ - - M ary, W e sold it in past years : W E H A V E IT A G A IN | Its Tops in its Field \ L E T I T B E TOPS I N YOURS Those Weeds ¡Kill : W IT H j STANTOX 2,4-D Motor Belts, Barney’s G. V. Fence Staples, Barney’s G. V. Our prices are competitive with the cooperatives LAND * BANK DEBTS LOANS UN , O W N E D by farm ers /or FARMERS HEAD PAY ONCE OR TWICE A YEAR TO FIT YOUR IN C O M E !,. ESTER FORM FA R M E R S OPERATE the NFLA! THE DALLES NATIONAL FARM I j O A N ASSOCIATION THE DALLES, ORBtiON Beefo’s Beefo’s Family Night At Church Pianned They talk politics, farming, the national debt, [ain’t it big?], annual cropping, women, men, liars, eats, weather, taxes around here and all have a good time doing it. BEEFO’S I At the CAPITAL CITY, Moro, Oregon Beefo’s — — —— Beefo’ s- Copper Tubing, Barney’s d. V. ’ 2,4-D IhimriMii: BRAND me We are again in a position to handle your 2,4D requirements this spring. We have more than a carload of 2,4~D on hand and immediately available. for your needs. We do not intend to raise prices this year. Reserve your need NOW FIVE BILLION CONVERSATIONS This huge number of telephone calls« year is the impor tant responsibility of 73,000 men and women in the West. Five billion conversations! B y day and night, in cities and towns, across valleys and over moun tains, the West’s telephone lines are busy carry ing the calls that in a year total more than twice the population of the earth! Some calls are rou tine, others may save a life, but each call is vital to capable telephone people everywhere as they work at the wide variety of telephone jobs need ed to serve you and the nation well. Your telephone is one of today’s best bargains r MORO GRAIN GROWERS »2.60 ot. . »4.10 fifth For every telephone employee, we have about $20,000 invested in telephone equip- ment. Naturally, both must work together^, to bring you good telephone service. And it’s reassuring to know that despite our sharply-rncreased costs of both wages and materials, we’ve been able to keep your telephone one of today s best bargains. 8 6 PROOF • THE OLD HERMITAGE COMPANY. FRANKFORT. KENTUCKY & T h is teleph on e team , for instance, is pinpoint ing the location of a buried cable which needs repairs. The cable will be fixed quickly . . . and calls will flow again. Meanwhile, your long di»- tance calls are re-routed to get them through with little or no delay. This is just part of the complex job of maintaining end expanding the West’s vast telephone syste m -a job which now requires the skills of some 27,000 well-trained telephone men and 46,(XX) alert telephone women here in the West. Round the clock, they’re on the job to keep America’s telephone system the finest in the world-... able to do its full share of the important task of keeping America strong. Pacific Telephone Answer the C a ll-G iv e -th ru Red Cross
