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o • © © P A ÎÎF 3 «HERM AN CO UNTY JO U R N A L, MORO, OREGON, F R ID A Y , M A R C H 8, 1937 beautiful season. Fw'rvone is in in Moro the first of the week, up- Father Martin Quigley anr.oun- vited to attend this service which tarried out in A very r.ttr.-. ... theme. E. Bruner wishes to man* oil who cn return of Mr. and Mrs Kee. tea Sunday that the St. M an-• will 3id you in the deepening of circus g Wasco News Moro Personals Recent dinner guests at the planned and worked to make a Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Henkle ar parish card party was a success, your spiritual life. riv e d from California Sunday- Last Sunday, March 3, was Girl home of Mrs. Idah Everett were success of this school. B y D o ri* N lobet with about 25 people attending. There k ill be a bi ulal shovver evening and are getting ready to The new aiding and painting is Peggy Burnett won high p.mxhle Scout Sunday, and a number of Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Funk and Mr. The nearly completed on the Metho for Tonal Klrkelie at the Moro start farming when the weather The Tursdaj» Study club n.et .a vir« C A Tom won Girl Scouts were present at the and Mrs. John Robinson prize, and Mrs. v. Community church soc al room permits. last week at the home of Mrs. low Mrs Tom Macnab won loss Methodist church and gave their evening was spent playing cards. dist church, and the stained glass Sunday afternoon visitors at windows have been repaired. March 9 at 2 p. m. Hostesses for Floyd Haines with Anna Jacobsen bridge prize and Mrs. George Mac Scout promise as part of the ser The Missionary socie’y meets tie occasion will be Mrs. Blame Wednesday, Maich 13, at the and Donna Lane as hostesses. A nab won high. Refreshments were vice. Cubscout Sunday was Feb home of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Landscaping will be done on the Miller, Mrs. Paul Fraser, Mrs. home of Mrs Maggie Barnum. free-will offering for the March of served during the evening, and ruary 24, and many Cubs and Shull were Mr. and Mrs. A. D. grounds this spring. Clyde Frid Charles Burnet, Mrs. Robert Bel- Guest speaker is the Rev. Richard Dimes and Heart Fund was taken the profits will go for the parish their Den Mothers attended, and McConaughy of Kent. ley, Dewey Thomas, Chet Coats, Sunday guests of Mrs. Vleda and John Robinson are responsi <he Mrs. Jim Taylor of Moro and Bruner, pastor of the Methodist up among the ten members pre recited the oath and Scout prom library. „ . u , , k5r Van Gaasbeck were her son and ble for the new concrete porch on Mrs Donald Clodfelter of Grass church In Wasco. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hdder- ise as part of the service. Rev. Bruner sent. The next meeting will be on grandchildren, Clark Van Gaas the building. Valiev. Friends are invited. March 5 at the home of Mrs. Joe Mrs. Lloyd Royse was hostess will discuss “The Christian brand, Fred Anderson and Marg Gary and Betty, of Blalock. Benefit card party March 9 at Church in Southwest Asia”. Yocum. The Wasco Boy Scouts under aret Preston of The Dalles attend to a birthday dinner honoring her beck. Harlandvlew Grange. Pub ic in Mr. and Mrs. Glen Wallace were ed the boat show in Portland Sat- daughter, Carmen, Sunday.Among Dedications services for the new leaders Harold Fowler and Floyd Mrs. John Buck is working in church-school building at the vited. The last of parties this sea- the bank this week following the Thursday evening guests of Mr. Rathbun will leave on a camping Invited guests were Rob Hastings UfMM Harry Adams entertained and Jim Thomas, whose birthdays Wasco Methodist church will be trip Friday after school, and will start of a lay-off for Mrs. Lee Bel- and Mrs. Floyd Haines. Dayanne Sayrs, Moro, recently shee during the spring work. Miss Sharon Mughlin spent the the Wednesday bridge club at her were within a very few days and held Sunday, March 10, at 11:00 return Saturday afternoon. a. m. The dedication address is to became a member of the college John Parker finished moving last weekend at the home of her home last week. Guests were Mrs they were feted also. Others pre tie by Rev. Edward Terry, Port pep club at Lewis & Clark in his hardware store Monday. Tues parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Laugh I r a Fridley, wro won high, Mrs, sent were Cherrlll Fields, Betty Portland. A freshman, Miss Sayrs day a crew from Arlington came lin. Pat Macnab and Mrs. David Rich- Haven, Geraldine Holzapfel and land district superintendent. Pot is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. to tear up the wood floor in the Reginald Wilson has been hired elderfer. Regular members attend- Everett Royse. The party went to luck dinner at 12:30. Dr. Otis G. Perkins The School of Missions recently Lamer Sayrs of Moro building bought from Parker pre as fourth grade teacher tn Mrs. ing were Mrs. Clem Welk who a show in The Dalles after dinner. held for four consecutive Sundays Mr. and Mrs. Theodore John paratory to putting down a full Kate Hollinger’s place. He is liv won low prize, Mrs. Henry R.ch- Jim Thomas was feted by his Optometrist ston returned from California the concrete floor. When it hardens ing at Dora Moore’s hotel. His elderfer, Mrs. John Hllderhrand, mother, Mrs. Marvin Thomas, in at the Wasco Methodist church first of the week in time to see a the stock and equipment for Em wife is a teacher at Washougal. Mrs. George Macnab, and Mrs. honor of his 15th birthday Satur has been reported us successful, 405 K. 2nd 8 t little snow, an odd sight for them. pire Machinery company will be day when several friends, John with an average attendance of 45. A meeting of the Wasco divi Tom Macnab. BORN: March 6 at The Dalles, moved in and the agency started. sion of the newly formed Mothers’ Home endowment committee of Capacl, Terry Kaseberg, and Ev Guest speakers were the Rev. and Mrs. Goodenberger of the Moro to Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Stewart, a (Across from Stadelman- Gene Malecki, former state re Booster club for Sherman High Eastern Star held a benefit card erett Royse, were invited out to Presbyterian church who have daughter. dinner in The Dalles. They attend party last week preceded by a Bonn Hardware) presentative of the National was held Monday afternoon at the been missionaries in the Orient, Mr. and Mrs. Neal McIntyre Foundation for Infantile Paralysis home of Mrs. Afton McIntyre dessert luncheon. Mrs. L. E. Kase ed the basketball tournament as Mrs James Pomeroy, who, with are back from their trip to Cal has been named executive direc with the following present; Mrs. berg, Mrs. Paulen Kaseberg, and finale to the day ifornia and ready for spring work. tor of the Oregon Heart associa LeRoy Belshee, Mrs. F. L. \\ at- Mrs. Gordon Harper were in Wasco Rural VTA meet Thurs her husband, were medical mis Tel. CYO-5362 The Dalle«. Ore. Claude May came up from Port tion, Dr. Herbert E. Griswold Jr., kins, Mrs. Lloyd Royse, Mrs. Fred charge, and each member of the day evening to continue the last sionaries in the TR hospital at land Monday to spend a couple Oregon Heart association presi Dormaler, Mrs. Arlet Rhinehart, chapter was asked to invite a ta month's panel discussion, made HeralUy, India, and are now at days here visiting with friends. dent, has announced. Mrs. Leo Watkins, Mrs. Leonard ble. Mrs. Augusta Royse and Mrs. up of both parents and children. Dean Olds took over as janitor Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Harper Mrs. Kay Shoemaker, Moro Lutje, Mrs. Delmer Smith, Mrs. Gwen Matteson of Moro won he Mortgage Loans To Meet Your Individual Needs at the court house the first of the chairman of the high school mo Paulen Kaseberg and Mrs. Mar door prizes, and Mrs. Kenneth and Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Walker of month relieving Art Johnson who ther’s boosters club, announces vin Thomas. Three leaders from Fridley won the grabble prize, The Dalles attended the annual ATTRACT 1V E T ERMS decided to take a rest. a silver tea for Monday afternoon this district who were chosen Mrs. B. Estrelle Halley won the Barbershop Quartet contest in A large number of friends, at the high school cafetorium were Mrs. Afton McIntyre. Mrs. bridge prize, and Mrs. Augusta Forest Grove Saturday night. PROMPT SERVICE neighbors and relatives of Tom from 2:30 until 4:30 to which all LeRoy Belshee and Mrs. F. L. Royse won the pinochle prize Sunday they visited at the homes Oouma drove to Portland Wednes are invited. At an executive meeting of the of Mr. and Mrs. Stan Anderson Standard Insurance Co. Watkins, with Mrs. Lloyd Royse day to attend his funeral held This organization Sherman High Booster Mothers and Mr and Mrs. Iceland Anderson The Bloodmobile will be at the as alternate. there at one o’clock. Elks club Friday. Donors from was formed to help raise funds Monday night, it was decided to in Portland. A western company serving western agriculture Mr. and Mrs. Loy Cochran, who Sherman county will be credited for different projects, and to co have a silver tea Monday March Business visitors in Portland were staying at the Eben Kee to tljis county. operate in the different school ac 11, from 2 until 4:30 p. m. in the last week were Mr, and Mrs, HOME O FFICE home while they toured South tivities. Refreshments were ser cafetorium. Mrs. Bernard Martin Clyde Fridley, 812 S. W. W ashington Portland, Oregon of Grass Valley Is the chairman America, returned to their home Mr. and Mrs. Carl Tuggle and ved following the meeting. State Treasurer Weekend guests at the home of of the group. There will also be a Mrs L. V. Haven attended a re Phone ATwater 4331 Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Nisbet were box-social at Sherman High Sat ception in Condon last week In Paying Off Debt urday, March 10 at 8 p. m. There honor of Mrs. Florence Yeager, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Davis, Ted r 1 r i - - — '—" ■ * * * e On March 1, State Treasurer dy, Cary, and Martha Lyn, of Pen will be dancing before the auc endowment fund chairman The tioning of the boxes. program and decorations were dleton. Slg Unander deposited with the Tillicums met at the home of Wasco Methodist church will ob fiscal agency in the City and State of New York,- $1,693,125 with Mrs. James Maddox last week in serve a service of Holy Commun MORO COMMUNITY Present were Mrs. ion at 9:00 p. m. on Ash Wednes PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH which to pay $1,250,000 in state The Dalles. highway bonds and $443,125 in »Sam Brock, Mrs. Lee Dehler, Mrs. day, March 6, beginning the Len 9:45 Bible School. Classes for interest on $46,500,000 of such Trace Fields, Mrs. L. L. Funk, ten season, a period of forty days for children, parents and all adults ' Mrs. Paul Patrick, Mrs. Leona before Easter for penitence and 11:00 Morning Worship Service. bonds. On April 1, 1957, the state will Van Gilder, and Mrs. Harry Van self-denial in preparation for the Special music by the choir. Mrs. Patrick won high I have started a Plumbing Shop in retire $75,000 in state highway Gilder. Sermon theme, "Why Did God bonds and $1,000,000 Oregon vet pirze and Mrs. Dehler low. Send His Only Son Into the For USED PARTS World.” Mrs. Donald Adams and sons, erans’ welfare bonds issued to my garage and will handle pumbing provide funds to make loans to Mark and Patrick of Portland, 5:30 Westminster Fellowship at veterans. On April 1, the state spent several days last week at church. to fit the older cars Wednesday also will pay $88,125 in interest on the home of Mrs. Adams’ parents evening Junior Choir supplies and well equipment and do all Mr. and Mrs. Afton McIntyre. state highway bonds, $537,807.50 practice at 7. Senior at 8. Edward Rogers of South Char in interest on veterans’ welfare Ernest C. Goodenberger, pastor SEE bonds, $348,125 in interest on vet leston, Ohio, has been visiting at WAftCO CHURCH OF CHRIST plumbiing work, carefully and accur erans’ bonus bonds, and $48,000 the home of his uncle and family, Moro Motors Garage All are invited to the regular Mr. and Mrs. Arlet Rhinehart. in interest on state reforestation Sunday morning services. This Nona of Oswego, teacher of pat weeks sermon topic Is “God Is’’, bonds. ately. The principal payments of state tern drafting and designing will Also complete Repair the first of a series of sermons on resume classes on March 15 in V » eeäs bonds on March 1 and April 1, some of the fundamental Chris 1957, will reduce the state bonded the basement of the Methodist tian beliefs. Special musical num Service for all cars. debt’ to $171,994,000 from a pqak church. ber will l>e a duet by Madelyn GLENN WALLACE of $183,730,900 outstanding on Barnett and Irene Rhinehart. AU who want transportation July 1, 1954. Constant debt retirement or Sunday evening for the third In Wasco, Oregon the series of five missionary ses creation of sinking funds with sions at the First Christian which to pay state debt serves to enhance the credit rating of the church, meet here by 5:45. Harold Fowler, pastor state, according to State Treasur ■ * ****** er Unander. OLYMPIA w ith p lea sure ! ATTENTION DANCE / WASCO ITEMS • IT S the THAT IT SO w ater Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Hastings brought Mrs. Hastings’ mother Mrs. Sadie McKean home from the nursing home in Vancouver where she spent the winter. She will move into her own home as soon as it is vacant, and Mrs. Faye Bolce will Join her. Mr and Mrs. Floyd Haines were dinner guests Saturday evening at the Glen Wallace home. Mr. and Mrs. A. D. McConaughy were Sunday evening dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Fridley. - MAKES R E F R E S H IN G «i,a«4 SraM. 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