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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (May 27, 1955)
o o 9 o o O PAGE 4 SII EKMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OKEGON Grass Valley By M rs . A . F . K a lze r i ne u a p u s i j Ji.-sion society m et noon w ith twe •lve m em bers pre- sent. T he nieetling was opened by Mrs. Sam Starlc w ith a song and a prayer. A scirip tu re reading by Mrs. XV. C. To J d, m ission reading on India by Mt•s. Don Earl. A fter the business triieeting the. women tied out a quiit R efreshm ents of cookies and cot fee w ere served later by Mrs. J am es E arl. A superior »ervlce of pertonel eftendance THAT COSTS N O MORE FRIDAY, MAY 27, H»5 Mr. and Mrs. AI Fox retu rn ed tome Sunday after an absence of i m onth. Mr. Fox u n d erw en t an >peration at St. Vincents hospital n P ortland and after spending a ew days convalescing at th e hom e <f Mr. F o x ’ siste r at Clackam as hey b rought them home. Mr. and Mrs. F red Cox have as heir guests Rev. and Mrs. F ra n k >»bra w ho arriv ed Monday from larrisb u rg . Mrs. Dobra will be •emembered h ere as Alma Rus- e!l. d h e Dobras are ap pointees to ’ak istan and w ill leave som e tim e n Septem ber. F riends are invited to atten d oj»en house at the hom e of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Rust S unday Ju n e 5 betw een the hours of 1 p. m. to 5 p. 2>h Mrs. and o m. honoring th em on th e ir The freshman class of the Moro w edding an n iv ersary . Mr. and high school had a skating and W illard H u b b ard ami Mr. dancing party at the Grass Valley Mrs. J oe H am m ond vnll be pavilllon Friday night Some of ChaperG3 tor the event were Mr and Mrs. Cloyd Duncan, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Anderson, Miss Doro^ thy Beachler and Mrs. Jerry the upper classmen also attended. Dwch of Moro. Refreshments were served during the evening. Miss Beachler, Ramona Davis, Larry Easter and Susan Baumgartner We have a lot of clothes here. were presented with farewell gifts Dainty, light, pretty things for from the group. Mrs. A. A. Dunlap had as her summer. And being old residents gueets over the weekend her bro we always have some heavy, ther and wife, Mr. and Mrs. John Haynes of Carlton and her sister sturdy, clothes for this kind of in law, Mrs. Gladys Haynes of / "O"' I2J4 BOO WILY A V I WASCO A wide range of price« ** that meet« ell withe« Union Oil of California » T » » V HOME OFFICE 812 S. W Washington Portland, Oregon Phone AT water 4331 e Here this week the new 90 Hillside, manual or auto matic leveling, large capacity & sturdy built. See it at Grass Valley 182 A western company serving western agriculture T. H. L. Owens Consignee Residence: Standard Insurance Co. OREGON V Office Phone: 183 ATTRACTIVE TERMS PROMIT SERVICE weather. We Keep what you at a price you can pay Grass Willey, Oregon K tlCM £ Mortgage Loans To Meet Your Individual Needs «*i»J«»y II»«- Ask for a demonstration llin tfe at- e f i * ALSO: For the sure way to feed 1 used M & H No. 27 1 used Int. No. 51 SHELL NH, service — Truck beds made to order — Horse Shoeing — $4.35 4-5 qt. KENTUCKY B '.E N D E D ! I 8 K E Y < . F l O O r , <<% C R A IN N E U TR A l SPIR ITS • THE O lD S U N N Y BRO O K C O ., l O U l S V I l l ! . KY. Call FARM CHEMICALS Wasco, Phone 543 e W H A T 'S D O IN G Z $2.80 pint We wish to announce the opening of W. L. (Hap) Mahaffey’s general blacksmithing in our shop. Plow shares hand surfaced and points replaced. e e e e With Low-cost Electricity, You Live Better Lor Less! Cal Horn, your Telephone Manager It takes hundreds of phone calls daily to build our dam, says H. B. Elder, Resident Engineer, Corps of Engineers. U. S. Army llu lh lin g 1 he D a lle * Dam I n the r«*s|>«»ii*>ihilit.v o f M r. E ld e r. E v e n tu a lly Il w ill hecoiid la rg e *! I’h i* be the w o rk l'a in p n w e r o u tp u t. .'too m illio n d o lla r p ro je c t I* lit the peak of r o n s tn ir tio n and »ver I.OtHI men a re now em p lo y e d . 'I'he coot of field ro n * tm « tio n I* a v e ra g in g In exces* o f .X m illio n tlo lla r* a m o n th . T h e R eM dent l-'n- glneer'M o ffic e h a * a la rg e s w itc h board and nnmen»UN in the t.»st w o rk in g area. Hun* tire d * o f calls a re placed and re ceive« I d aily organ!/.at ion w ith in am i to th e ir the own m an y contractor« on the p ro ject. “ Vow can't using the h iiild dam s w ith o u t telephone**, says T h a n k yo u , w e a re m ig h ty pleased to h av e a |»art T h e many benefits of this modern wav of washing are yours to enjoy for telephone«, Nome o f w h ich exten d to locations M r. in the E ld e r. b u ild in g ot this stupendous h y d ro -e le c tric (lain w h ic h w ill serve the g nw ving n eetl* o f the I'a c ifie N o rth w e s t, Think what an automatic washer will mean to you I See your friendly electric appliance dealer soon I just a few cents a week at Pacific Power's low electric rates. Every day, more and more homemakers change from old-fashioned, hard-working washing methods to the ease and convenience of the modern automatic washer. And fully automatic electric water heating belongs in the home today, too. You need it so that you will have all the hot water you want every time you want it. Here in Pacific Powerland, you enjoy these advantages for less. Your dependable, low-cost electric service from Pacific Power is the biggest bargain in your family budget I The telephone is ringings Hope I make it before they hang up! Ilo w o fte n has th is hap pen ed to you? XV rk ln g In the h a»em ent, o r u p s ta irs , o r out ow the p atio? I xte n s io n teleph<>nes-thos«> e x tr a lii» tru m e n ts w ill save v o n fro m ru n n in g . T h e m a n y ste|»s M ire d , plus th e added convenience fo r o n ly pennies a d ay , m akes the extension te le p h o n e th e “ hw y” o f b i n * , t a ll me tm la y . I 'l l take y o u r order! 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