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o © PAGE S FRIRA Y, .11 NE H, MORO, OREGON, «HERMAN C 0U 1T Y JOURNAL © © W< uraa ► year Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Smith oft Riverside, Wn., were over night guests of Mr. and Mrs. 1E. E. Bar- num Sunday following the 11.- torical picnic at DeMoss Springs. Mr. Smith, a form er Sherman countian, was a young man about these parts when the Barnum brothers were also about the same age. teacl s tru A n facu Edwin Balsi U niversity of Oregon a Sunday ceren nony at H; to field, went to Seattle 1 Hi into the navy Wtednes w ill leave for school or tl Mrs. coast by July 1. Mr. I Mrs. Mary Eva took Mrs. Mac Wendell Bals iger, his Bull to The Dalles Monday for a were at Eugene to see him get physical check-up, following a his diploma. fainting spell while at the H istor Mrs. Charles Burnet drove to ical picnic at DeMoss Sunday. Camp Sherman Sunday to take All will be glad to learn she was her daughter, Carol, there on her found to be in general pretty way to Corvallis where she will good health. lie a counselor for sum m er school. Wily Knighten Jr. is home from Mr. and Mrs. Glen Shoemaker and family enjoyed a visit w ith a w inter spen» in school at La his parents from Prineville who Grand^ and expects to work here came for graduation and remained this summer. Loy Cochran was slightly in for a week. His brother and fam ily of Bend spend Sunday with jured last Thursday when a trac tor he was using to cut weeds for them. the city overturned and rolled Mr and Mrs. Earl Gentry have down a bank. He was bruied but their grand children, the three not b r o k e n . ______________ Carpenter children of Portland Lupine Rebekai Jxxlge No. w ith them for a two weeks visit. fleets 2nd and 4th ,, Mr. and Mrs. G. Douma spent ruesdays of each z ' j the weekend at their home in month. Visiting 4 Camp Sherman. pnembers welcome. Mrs. Ivy Morgan who spent L- Grabenhorst, NG Vada DeMoss, Sec. L several weeks here with her dau ghter, Mrs. Lloyd Johnson and HA ItLA N D V IE W G It A NGE family has gone to Kennewick, M eets first and third Saturdays W ashington to visit her daughter, each mouth at 8 p. in. Orlow Martin, M aster Rena and family. Among those here Sunday from A g n es B enson, Secretary The Dalles for the Sherman coun Moro Lodge No. 113 l.O.O.F, ty Historical picnic were Mr. and Meets 1st and 3rd < Mrs. Herb Root, Mrs. Vanie W al Tuesdays in l.O.O.F. A , xiZ . ton, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Belshee, hall. T ra n sie n t a 11«l V Mrs. H albert Belshe and daughter, visiting brothers v Mrs. Ben Payne and Mrs. Wilson. cordially invited. Orlow Martin, N. G. f/J lV Leo W atkins, Secretary 11«-(Ll<-li<-m t ho|>lcr No. 9 8 Jeep • 31 «. SALES & SERVICE Meets every second Thursday each month. . Visiting members in- v vited. Moro, Oregon Genevieve Powell, W. M. O w en Rosa, S ecretary odge N<». 121 A.I’A ' M Meets on the 1st and 3rd Thursday evenings each month. Visiting members cordially in vited to meet with us. Paul Alley, W.M. .,’lyde Gilknor, Secretary E u re k a H. S. Michael, Inc. Madras, Oregon Phone 2394 I SA L E Discontinued Colors FULLER’S Best Grade Enamel N o w - 4.75 gaL reg.7.25 2.20 1.25 qt. reg. 9.29 K em glo- 6.00 gal. 2.79 1.75 qt. Kemtone - All colors in Stock Now - 2.89 gal. reg. 4.7 9 1.00 qt. 1-70 Fullercoat - All colors in Stock Now - 3.40 gal. reg. 5,40 125 qt. 1-75 MORO LUMBER & FUEL CO MORO, OREGON DRIVING THROUGH THE YEARS The Story ol The Moto» Car Wasco News QJ M ilestones in C at D evelopm ent F rom the rickety SP U TTER IN 6 ’ B u s s y - OF AUTOM OBILE’S BES i N N in 6 5 , KEY DEVELOPMENTS HAVE 6f?0(J6HT THE CAR TO ITS P R E SE N T STATE OF LUXURY ANC? EFFICIENCY. PUB3ER TIR ES MADE FOR SOFTER RiDlN G /THE S E L F 'S A R T E g FOR E A S E S S TAR TIN G / THE "SELECTIVE SHIFT" FOP E A S E S OPERATION OF THE C A R . , THEN C A M E THE , ( j 3 / E IM P E C / E M E N T - -CLOSED BO O E3 TO MAKE PPIVINIS MOPE COMFORTABLE/ FOUP-WHEEL BPAKE5, WINDSHIELD WIPERS, SHATTER PROOF GLASS TO MAKE DRIVING S A F E « ... ...IN 1934, FISHER INTRODUCED THE TURRET TOP. THEN SAME THE ALL-STEEL 0ODY THAT COULD POLL PO.VN A SANK WITH OUT CRUSHING, THE WRAPAROUND BUMPERS AND PANORAMIC WINDSHIELDS -MAK (NS A BEAUTIFUL, SAFE CAP LIKE TODAYS BU/CAC Mr and Mrs. Theodore Jo h n -- Mrs. Havie Brisblne is spending ,u m rem rned Saturday from a l a part of her vacation lim e In the fish in g trip w ith friends w hichlvalley visiting her daughter and took them into British Columbia, [fa m ily and Mrs. C arre I B n- Miss Edith Paulson, prim ary nett and son, David, a t Lebanon teacher for the Moro grade school,* and other membere of the Brls- plans to be in Portland for the bine family living in the valley, six weeks sum m er school course Leslie Edwards is back from a at Portland State. Mrs. M argarette year at Eastern Oregon college f f i a n l 5th and 6th grade and is working to make money on teacher is also taking a shorter which to go back next fall. Summer course w hifh Portland J. K. McKean Is building a new State offers Both expect to be barn on his place south of town Lack in Moro w hen school sta rts w ith Ken Z actary doingj , . „ in thiq fail • Five members of Moro Renex Mr and Mrs. Carl Melzer came ah lodge visited Wasco lodge June Up from th e ” W est S a.cn home 12 and heard the r ^ r t fro m . th e Monday to spend a week here state convention. Refreshment w ith their sons and families, Ab- were served and everyone had an ble visiting and Carl working. enjoyatle time. June 2a the Moro lodge expects to have a social R. M. (Red) Every, entomologist evening. of the extension service was h e r e ------ Tuesday taking a look-see at the arm y worms in some wheat fields Dr. Otis G. Perkins ju st heading but around Grass Optometrist Valley. 405 K. 2nd St. Roy Cyphers arrived home Sat urday from OSC for the summer T el. CY6-5362 T he Dalle«, Ore. bringing w ith him three class mates, Jim Coats, Oswego, Bruce Patterson, Salem and Bob Beals, Salem, who w ere here to attend the Beta Theta Pi picnic held at the L. E. Kaseberg home Sunday. A drivers license examiner in e ry service will be on duty in Moro Tuesday, a t reasonable cost June 18, at the courthouse be tween the hours of 10 a. m. and 3 p. m. P erfection CHAPEL MORO COMMUNITY PBF-SB Y TE B IA N CHURCH 9:45 Sunday school, classes for everyone. 11:00 Church Services Sermon theme: “Our F ather’s God” 8:00 Class in church member ship. Vacation Bible school will con tinue through Friday, June 21. E rnest C. Goodenberger, I*astor m onth’s visit with her grandpar ents. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Brock have gone to Reedsport to visit their daughter and family Joe Hines of San Francisco vls- ited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Dehler recently. While here they visited his grandfather in North Bonneville. Mrs. Vleda Van Gaasbeck and Mrs. Ed Dutton just returned from a visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Whit Campbell in Spo kane. The Paulen Kasetierg home was the scene of a family gather ing Sunday when Mrs. K aseberg’s sister and family Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rudow of Seattle, and her father P. M. Morse of Eugene, anil Gary Smith and John Hollo way visited there. By Dori« NUbrt Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Royse were Mr. and Mrs. John Robinson, Mrs. J. F. Royse, Mrs. Eld Dutton and Mr. and Mrs. Vern Dutton and boys. I^ite afternoon callers were Mrs. Vern VanGilder and Mrs. H arry Allen. Mrs. Jim Cooper of Pendleton, who was formerly Edith Hunt, a teacher in Wasco grade school, Mr. and Mrs. Bassett anti grand children, Cheryl and Jim m y Bas sett of Thorington, Wyoming, were visitors at the L L. Royse home last week. Mr. and Mrs. Gene MeConaughy and Cynthia of Portland visited Mr. and Mrs Robert Nisbet, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Fridley and Mr. and Mrs. D. MeConaughy of Kent last Sunday. Sunday evening din ner guests at the Clyde Fridley« were the Gene McConaughys and the D. McConaughys of Kent. the last ses .¿on and social events planned for the women. The <late for the Father-Son banquet has been changed to F ri day, June 21 at 6:30 p. m. Tickets will be $1.50 each. Mr. and Mrs. L E. Kaseberg and Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Skiles were in Corvallis Monday, June 3, to attend the graduation of Kasel»erg’s son, I^arry, from Ore gon State college. It was the 88th annual commencement exercises of the college. THE FRUIT BASKET has a com p lete line of fru its and vegetab les for th e pleasure and su sta in in g of cu stom ers. It fea tures fin e q u ality and gisid price« based on fresh products right from the farm s. OPEN: 10:06 a. in. until 8:00 p. iu . Paulen Kaselierg expects to go lAH'ATlON: near H igh w ay T av to Boise, Idaho, next Moncay and ern, a m ile east of The Dalle«.. Memtiers of the West Wind Riders who attended the Mid- Columbia Saddle club major horse show in Hood River Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Vern Smith, Mr. and Mrs. John Kellogg and Jack, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Moore and Barbara, Mr and Mrs. Glen VanGilder and children, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Yocum and children, Mr. and Mrs. Leo W atkins and Donnie, Mr. and Mrs. Everett W innett and guests Mr. and Mrs. A1 Dormaier and children. Sherman County Riders attending were the F ritz W at kins family, Mrs. Sadie Rich and Mr. and Mrs. Art VanGilder and Arlyn. First Holy Communion Mass which concludes two weeks of sum m er school at St. M ary’s will be held at 11:30 Friday. Father Quigley reports an attendance of about forty-three. Tuesday to speak at the organza- tional meeting of the Idaho W heat league. A group of friends dropped in on the Jerry Barnetts Saturday night for a housewarming. Those pre sent to enjoy a welner roast in the fireplace and an evening of sing ing and dancing were Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Fridley, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Nisbet, Mr. and Mrs. Glen VanGilder of Antelope, Mr. and Mrs. Al Dormaier, Mrs. Ruth Fields, Mr. and Mrs. George Mac- nab, Pat Macnab, Rusty Rhine hart, Mr. and Mrs. Clair Balzer and Mr. and Mrs. George Gelser, of Moro. John W. Re ow n er and operator O L Y M P IA w ith p le a s u re / * Attending the MYF sub-district council meeting In the Hood River Methodist church Sunday were Rev. Richard Bruner, program chairm an E verett Royse and Jean Hockett and Mary Ann Haven. Clyde Fridley, lay leader, and Rev. Bruner left Monday to attend the Oregon annual conference of the Methodist church in Corvallis, which will last through Friday. Fridley Rusty Rhinehart, a former tea Mrs. Bruner and Mrs. cher here, is back in Wasco for plan to go down Thursday for the sum m er and has taken a job weighing at Klondike elevator. Mr. and Mrs. l^eRoy Belshee SHERMAN THEATER and family and Mr. and Mrs. Del- mer Smith and family were Sun “Drums Across day visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Gochnauer. the River” Mr. and Mrs. Sam Brock were Friday and Saturday entertained by their son and fam ily, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Brock on June 14 & 15 their 53rd wedding anniversary last Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Grover Long en tertained Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Brock and family, Mr and Mrs. Vern Melzer and son, Mr. and Harold W lnegar and family Sat urday night for dinner and an evening of pinochle. Mr. and Mrs. Marion Gosson and family of Portland visited the L. E. Dehlers’ over the weekend, and left their daughter for a Audie Murphy — W alter Brandon “The Opposite Sex” Sunday and Monday • IT S THAT June 16 & 17 June Allison — Ann Sheridan ft THE IT SO W ATER" MAKES R E F R E S H IN G •». 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