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c . * The Sherman County Observer, Moro, Oregon, S h e r m a n C o u n ty Observer EnteTsd as ««cond elaM matter at office at Mor*. Orogo*. »■ poat A. F. A A. M Moro, Oregon Meet« the 1st and 3rd Thursday evenings of each month. Visiting members cordially in vited to meet with us By order of W. M. Robt. Urquhart, Secretary. E u r e k a L o d g e N o . 1 21 B e th le h e m C h a p te r No 78 O. E. Moro School Notes Hotel Moro Highly Rated f c . L. IRELAND Editor and Publisher Friday, November 1,1929 J f \ Town Talk 3. justly proud-, as it means a lot to any 1 Mrs. vaywn Henrichs, spent the last erintendent Rakes, Mr James B. Moro, Oregon Adams of the school board, Miss R egular com m unica hotel to have it known that it is kept weekend in Portland, tions each 2nd and 4th and run in a clean and sanitary con-J and Mrs. J. J. Schaeffer spent Kenny, Mrs. Mersingar, Mrs. Moore, T hursday evenings of dition. the last weekend visiting with Mrs. Mrs. Sayrs, Mrs. Morgan. and Mrs. each month. Adams. Schaeffer’s brother at Prineville. Kate Stephens ► • • • • Worthy Matron Nana Barzee, Secretary. ’ Second Lyceum Number Al. Swegle on Monday put in a , concrete walk leading from the C. L. Ireland residence to the street line. R edm ond D efeat« M o ro P r e s b y te r ia n C h u rc h Sunday School a t 10 a. m. M orning W orship at 11 o clock, j followed by Communion Service. E vening services at 7 :30. v Chas. D. P a rro tt, pastor. M e th o d is t C h u rc h N o te s Moro - - ‘ Church School a t 10:00. Preaching a t 1 1 :00 and 7 :30. The fellowship s u p p e r a t the church last Tues. evening was a very pleasant occasion and was enjoyed by the children and older people alike. We were pleased to see so many in attendance. • ; . The p a sto r will speak next Sunday m orning o n : The C hristian Religion a Constructive Force. ro rc e . i» The theme for the evening-serm on C is: How I Know T here Is a God. j Q The Ladies’ Aid Society m eets each A Thursday afternoon at 2:00. J X P ray er m eeting W ednesday even- • Q The Moro football team was de It is doubtful if any other Jubilee Mr. and Mrs. Louis Balsiger, in feated by Redm ond Saturday, Oct., Moro, Oregon company in America can boast of as Mrs. Carson, were 27, in a hard gam e which ended with Me«-ts every Monday large a repertoire as is featured by company wi ing at 7 :30. i veiling in the I.O-O. F th e ’ Shaver I ^ « „ k ' h e r e U .t Sunday from Ione. 25-0 score. Moro w as weakened by You ate invited to all services. hall. Transient and The church w ith a cordial welcome. • the absence du rin g p a rt of the game visiting brothers are comes to Moro Friday, November 8th, I Melvin Schadewitz, Dr. W. F. A. Ginn, pastor. cordially invited to as the second Lyceum number, under Morse and L. V. Moore spent part of of th ree of th e re g u la r players-Cap- auspices 0 7 * ^ ^ ^ W omen’s Club. I ^ ^ u n d a y ^ h u n t i n g b ird , in the c a n - : u i n B urnet, Roscoe Hansley, and m eet with us. M o ro L od ge N o . 113 I. O . O . F . Sherman County Music House A tten d ance Manager Larimore is in receipt The seventh and eighth grades were the following report from the state Mm. J. L. Searcy » .pending the winner, of the attendance “ward for sanitary inspector, regarding the din with friends in Eugene. . the sixth .chool week. The ning room and kitchen of Hotel Moro. . age of attendance of the entire school .“This place has fine light, and is T. C. Lee and family were visitors month just ended was 97. 2. kept in a clean and sanitary, condition. here last weekend from Portland. . g .x gtudenta were <«rdy during the Has Frigidaire for cooler, and is es Mr. Miller this week is giving the month, compared with <7 for the pecially neat and clean. Pastry case Full Gospel Assembly church building same period last year. Ninety itu- is all O. K. Range utensils good. When it is taken into consideration I a new coat of paint. dents were neither a ent nor r y ’ /nr tbp four w eeks penou. that the state inspector comes unan- c j Thompon and Dewey Thomp- Ior * ,7 nounced, and no matter what time he gQn were attending the livestock show ( • * comes he immediately makes his in- pqrtiand this week. i Visitors spection, the above report is one of J o Bourhill and daughter,' visitors for the month were Sup Geo. A. Williams, N. G. A. M. Young, Secretary. Hotel Moro Bldg. " —4 -■ ' Ore. ___ _ Among the Very Latest Hits, now in stock, both in Sheet Music and Records are “You Were Meant For Me” “Painting The\Clouds With Sunshine” “I Get The Blues When It Rains” “Carmello” , “Low Down Rhythm” Girls! Be Sure and inquire About the Uke Club S elect Y our B an jo or U k e and w e w ill arrange for F ree L essons for you I C om e in and get your H arm onica for the H arm onica Band ! This rem arkable «¡Aging organ- yon d istricts east of Moro. football schedule for the fe- T he Tull G ospel A ssem bly ization, under the personal direction c A B inder an d wife le ft last week jn . 8easOn is a t follow s: Nov. 1 Usual m eetings as follows: One Stewart-W arner Radio 5-tube Table of Jam es A. Shaver, has proven tr e - L m otor on a trip to V ancouver, Sftlmon a t w h ite Salmon; Nov. L u p in e R e b rc c a L o d g e N o . . 1 6 Sunday school at 10 a. m. Model complete. Specially priced at only Moro, Oregon - mendously popular during the past m aking the drive over the Col- (A rm istice) D u fu r at Moro; Nov. Preaching a t I I a. m. Meets 2d and 4th T ues few years not only because of its con- umbia „ y e r highway through P ort- J Wag*co a t Wasco, Miss Mildred Ginn will speak at days of each month. One R. C. A. 8-tube Superheterdyne Radio Battery *7:45 p. m., subject “ The Cross of Visiting members wel cert exeperiences throughout the east | jand and middle west, but more especially Set, complete with Tubes, Batteries, Speak- come. ™ 1 A f h e ta a U s ^ S u n " u X in i The girls’ voil.ybaH U ,„„ win play C h rist.” Jessie Henrichs. Sec. because of its weekly radio program 8 er and Stand. A Real Value foi only . . . . Bible Study Thursday at 8 p. m. M etta A xtell, N. G. given over the WLS station in Chl’ I * e ^ ternoon „ i t h Mrs. Chrism an , t Grass Valley F riday night, Nov. 1. The Biennial N a t’l Convention of a ftern o o n with • • ♦ • “ ,. Shaver has long been a stu-1 i h o has been visiting with her d .u - the Assemlies of God, with publish C h ris S c h u lts Po st N o . 71 ing p la n t and executive offices at A m e r ic a n L e g io n dent of negro folk songs and the pop- ghter in th a t city. H o n o r S tu d e n ts Springfield, Missouri, Meets a t I. O. O. F. hall on ular negro spirituals. The company Mrs A g. Johnson left Monday Those stu d en ts in high school with at W ichita, Kansas. From their re- ; n 2nd and 4th W ednesday eve has a repertoire of more than ninety I m ornjng upon receiving word th a t her scholastic average of 90% or above nings of each month. negro songs, many of which have .el- 17 old nephew., David Ham- , . “ X ”^ X w « k r P ^ i are port, we learn the follow ing. In 1914 95.75% Char about fifty Full Gospel M inisters H arvey Thompson, Commander dom been heard by concert audiences. pton Stam ey, had died a t the fam ily ; fo r 1 In nine cases request ........ out n of f f ten n n rp n iip st n num-1 u m -1 l bome ___ S in u n d Silverton a y e v e n in Sunday g. L o evening. is o ry a o v , , ¿x>is j » 1 . Vio\ a met and effected th e organization Theodore Johnston, A djutant b trs from the audiences can be ren- ia te st.piece of gossip concerns I ¿® ngeB j un’ior, 9 3 .5 % ; Ethelyn Kes known' as the Assemblies of God. There, are now 1641 m inisters on the H A R L A N D V IE W G R A N G E No. 682 dered w ithout the use of music. I man about town in Moro who 1 8enior, 92.75% ; Johnny Gen- Meets in th eir hall in H arm ony Dis The Shaver program is a s e n e s \ f I re^ently took an id m attress, torn it , try fr’esbm en, 92.75% ; Lamer Sayrs J ist, with 1612 Assemblies, showing tric t the second and fo u rth T hursday colorful musical pictures from the old a combined membership of over 91,- - __,j ;♦ Q senior, 9 2 % ; B ernard Rice, junior 000, which does not fully represent nights of each m onth. Visiting cotton fields and their peddier or wool, receiving 92% ; Doris Amidon, sophmore, 90. G rangers welcome. » • old * religious Il,, o 1 » ------ f — the num ercial strength of the fellow camp meetings. It is typically typicallj » a L . (, 0 C. P. Adams, Master. Doris F o rtn e r, freshm en, 90.- ship. On.; o f five of the m inisters 8% ; Mrs. IL E. Davis, Secretary negro musical program throughout, * • • is a foreign missionary in active work. and Mr. Shaver has selected a group G. Douma fastened onto a vacation 25% To whom was sent tttC fa s t two years of talented vocalists in the personnel this week, w ent to P ortland and took M ore T han T h ree M illion of his organization. Each member ¡n the splendors of the In tern atio n a over $500,090.00— more than $20,- E x em p tio n System 000.00 per mo. besides probably half X X T X ha* “ " ^ Wu s . i ‘naha,n; has had wide experience not only in | Livestock Show. M auris Douma was F a m ilies O w n T w o Cars system w hereby those . high as much more sent otherwise than ensemble binging but in solo work as in sharge of the m eat m arket while school stu d en ts earning a grade of hru the missionary dept. Not' one clothes are becoming to h er— we say this. . his b rother was absent. More than th ree million families in well. 90% or over in any subject may be cent of money given Tor the Mission- You can regain a youthfully Proportioned fig u re -y 9 U caa^ w ear An outstanding feature of the A. Y onBorstel was in Moro .on the U nited S tates now possess two or .................. if ,, you will let CHARIS help you. for office or sending exem pted from the sem ester exam ary Fund goes stylish, up-to-the-m inute clothes— more cars and there is a growing ten Shaver program is the excellent en Monday afternoon from K ent, a r inations in th a t subject has been de This unique foundation especially ‘lesigned^to re-pro- dollar given reaches dation g arm ent is espv.......j . èx^dnses-overy dency on the part of business men to semble singing, p e ij^ te d through ranging with Al. Swegle to take cided upon by the high school faculty. S X s as ^ « U n . a n s J support X ^ ‘hf X J v ^ X k n e c s to flesh. make portion che Field. have an autom obile of their own and many seasons of c t^ B a rà singing charge of the carp en ter work a t hia However, in addition to the schol J. I). an«l Mrs. Miller, pastors. one for the fapnily, according to A with the same group of artists. A farm residence in rem odeling and m l ^ o p i m t L X . contours and' th erefo re arship the stu d en t who is to be ex delightful feature will be the readings m odernizing his farm home. M. Work, directo r of the Oregon em pted m ust have a 90 : citizenship suited to the tines of modern, stylish clothes. S tate Motor association, which is af by Mr. Shaver, who will give favorite A trade was made this week th a t grade. Citizepship includes the stu li r i s 11 a ri S c i ri c © filiated with the A merican Automobile selections from the works of Paul resulted in C. IL Larson becoming the dents a ttitu d e and behavior during Service Sunday m orning at Association. This growing “ tw o-car” Lawrence Dunbar, the fam ous negro owner of the N orton, or Smith, house the school hours. All students will o’clock and W ednesday evening at *M *ndency has also served to create ad poet. and J. E. N orton as p a rt considera be required to take the six weeks 8 o’clock. Sunday School at 10:00. d itio n a l traffic congestion and is form tion tak in g ownership to the re st e x a m in a tio n s.,, o’clock each Sunday m orning, pupils ing a striking argum ent for road Chicken fries, ju st the rig h t quality I a u ra n t building on Main S treet, up to the age of 20 years are received is not sold ¿n stores, ^ee building on a larg er scale. for your Sunday dinner, for sale by w ik y McDonald * a s taken to Port- into these classes. • S c o u t N ew s MRS. W. A. RUGGLES, MORO, OREGON Vernon F latt, phone 502 Moro. T hursday m orning by Mrs. Mc- The lesson-sermon topic for the Scout Troop No. VI p f Moro n u t service next Sunday m orning will be Partnership F orm ed Folks needing shoe repairing leave Donald w here he will be under med- Representative for Sherman County xork with L. R. Conlce, agent, to be ical care for gome weeks. The down a t the Moro school building W ednes “ E verlasting Punishm ent. day evening, O ctober 23. Maps of A nnouncem ent was made this week I sent to M. L. F ritts a t Grass Valley. Reading room open daily where all was made wjth Harold Gnn dnv- ............... ............................................ Hllllll...................... by C. R. Callaway of tho.form ation of Dr. »nd Mrs. W. N. Morse of The lin g and accompanied by R. J. Ginn the D eschutes N ational fo rest re- authorized C hristian Science' litera- ....................................................... studdied. I t has been ^ ' m i y ’ be r ^ d . horrow ed or p u r . , a partnership in Callaw ay’s m ortuary Sunday in Moro, bay com m ittee of the local serve w ere Dalles spent last Sunday in moro, The ___ planned to pass tests, to be ready ,hascd Tbe public is cordially invited The Dalles whereby his son, Ben L. “* ‘'" 7 " nt erraduate of the Cin-1 visiting with Mr. and Mrs. L. v d Am erican Legion post have this week for the next c o u rt of honor a t this to attend the church services and n n n a ” aCollege o f X . l n . i n g , becanie | Moore. parents of M r,. Morse. . | insl>lled th e ir recently completed new m eeting, but it was postponed, visit the reading room. Anyone jecU on.' New Ih a T e a w e re 'L 'o plaeed | only a .m all num ber of S co u t, were a member of the organization. The new p artn er, form erly an em . . short „.stance ” ‘ j 7 I '. the windows of the hall during the I present, L. J. Pape and daughters Mildred ploye of the A. M W illiams company. brWgc win bc rew arded by at the windows F raser, leader of the Owl was g raduated about a month ag<> returning ¡, j . R. C othran, who past week. I P atrol, and Charies Boardm an, lea and Phyllis were visiting in Sherman county this week from Portland. with the highest honors in a class of Wcdnesday. , Mrs. Geyrge Meloy will be one der o f the Arrow P atrol, are working 25. While a t Cincinnati, he held a | num bering among the speakers for Book W eek a a progress chart th a t will show While visiting a t the Sherm an County A party of f» e . numbe * Relshe. Oregon S tate College Library Tues position as stu d en t supervisor JOHN DEERE FARM IMPLEMENTS the eastern eastern college college of em | them J ; 5 ^ A -R u g g ìcs and W. C. I November 5th. Mrs. Meloy is libra- Whiln at a t the ' working in Los Angles. balm ing -he younger Mr. Callaway , F. F o .., FHd ” I rta „ ’ a t the C orvalli. public library t r ° ° p- studied all m o rtician .;w o rk , including m ile r, plannt i 1 0, L nd w d| talk on book, for children, P atrons of the Lyceum course who $55* I1 m FIR ST Make Your Figure iv u a v w Y outhful! j C H A R IS Ginn, Coleman & Co. M oro, O regon practical and applied embalm,ng. to attend annual from .pre-school to 12 y e a r, of age. ^ : Z a k ' A n l y e r , , y o f G re -l ------------------------------- 1 gon R. M. Richardson, concrete con tractor of Wasco, was a business vis- ß i 3 D em an d ioi P ap er tor in Moro on Monday. Mr. Rich Olu ,iun<lre<l «ml • h , u > |><>uit«ls ardson last week completed the build l>«l>ei in the y e n rh ie.|« lrein en t ing of a six foot high by eight foot individiini In H'«' P e lte d S iale« every square curbing around a spring on the A rthur Spencer farm w est of PIANO INSTRUCTION Wasco. H en rietta Akers Hennagin The first good rain storm th a t has Moro, Oregon. visited Sherm an county for m onths hit all of the county last Saturday night with varying degress of p re cipitation. Moro station reported 34 of an inch, W asco had .25 of an nch and Grass Valley and K ent about the same. W heat fields w ere m oist ened to a depth of about 1 inches. surgery. A le tte r received this week from W. Strong, w riten from Mission Beach, Calif-- states th a t they will re main at that place during the coming w inter months. Leaving , » O ctober 21, the trip was made in % days over m ountains and through cotton fields, orange, olive and al mond groves, a distance o miles. (. Mrs? Ellen Fleck returned W ednes day from a visit with her son, B. - Fleck, at Redmond. Mrs. Fleck stated when asked about the change from dry land farm ing to irrigated land th a y t Mr. Fleck - w a s well .......- satisfied with the change Worn Sherman county and th at a t the preeent tim e he had a steady income each m onth, partly from cream produced from 17 c o y . he is milking. A t a m eeting of the board of di rectors of Moro State Bank, held last Saturday night, R. H. Coppock was elected m anager of the bank an to U ke over his new duties probably by next Monday. Mr. Coppock 1« an experienced banker and resigns a position with the Oregon state bank ¡nK departm ent to come to Moro. Hi has become identified with the «uc- ceB« of the Moro bank through puF chase of an interest in the organiza tlon.- Crippled Lady o f Peribonka The were present a t the entertainm ent given by the company for the first The following officers w ere elected I „um ber last month will have an op- for the year 1929-30 by the Sherm an I pOrtu n ity to judge the County Divison of the Oregon Tea- work of a piano tu ner Mr. H om er Sibley, | num ber given next week a t the L chers A ssocation: gion hall. The same S U rr piano president; Miss Helen B ryant, se c re -| glon .u sed at the first concert will again tary. A« delcfi-ates to the S U te T eacher’s be used next week, with the m stru- Convention to be held in P ortland the L cn t jn tune while the first ° ^ 10 T each ers H old Institu te Dealers .in Furniture, Hardware, Floor Coverings, Paints, Oils and Glass* were elected: Mrs. Ada it was used as received from the fac- G rim e^to represent the grade s c h o o ls ;L r y . The work o w n i n g dte instnz- Mr W iley Knighten. to re p re se n t the m ent Was done this v e e y highYchools. A lternative«: Mr. W ard I sa u n d e rs, well known to nearly all Hammersley and M i s s C atherine | s berm an county folks. A feature of the American Legion Blood. Mr. T urnbull was nom inated aS en tertainm ent a t the hall th i. week ,a' . ..„ tbe occasion „eeasion of the holding of a vice-president of the state associa H istory has recorded tion. . I district conference and vis‘Is ® The following is the resolution officnrs was a vaudeville sketch how Molly "Brant, sister draw n up by the resolution com m ittee ented by t|)e Bak,3 force of the of Theyendanega, great being composed of Mr. H om er Sibley, C ounty Music i lo u .e. Ld- Mrs. Ada Grimes, Mr. J. B Do‘*8° " ’L nrd Ncel, radio service man. and est chief of theMohawks, Mr W ard Hammersley, Mr. Wil<> I w in iam s, salesm an, w ere the en- became the bride of Sir K nlghten, and M is. Helen B ryant. I tertainers, im personating a negro W illiam Joh n son , the Be it resolved that this institu te go character and white man. N ear the on record as approving the m anner of gketch> M r. Ncei pre king’s right arm in the in which this institute has been con‘ | Rcntcd several num bers on the h ar Colonics. The ducted by our able superintendent, monica in a m asterly m anner W Rakes, and be it fu rth e r music company also used an « l^ tn c A fter a hundred and resolved th at it express its apprecia panatropc to play musical selections th ir t y -fiv e year« th e tion of the speakers and also the tea and dance num bers fo r the chers who led the discussion groups; m em bers in th e ir m eeting hall a t the blood of lovely Molly and be it still fu rth e r resolved th a t close of the public m eeting. had come into its own. we express our gratitude to those who P artly from funds taken by public The modern Molly, who furnished music and other e n te rta in subscription and partly using his p ri m ent for our sessions and especially lived in a palace with a vate funds, W. S. Powell le ft here to those who came quite a distance Tuesday for W alla W alla to attend Croesus for a husband, in order to entertain us; and finally a conference of Pacific northw est be it resolved th at we extend our wheat grow ers m eeting to cons1^ saw what was happen th a n k , to the Moro school authorities means w h ereb y this section of the ing as the years who so generously gave us the use of United S tates can be included in th«» the Moro School Building. activities of the Federal Farm Board Helen B ryant, secretary, loan corporation. The m eeting was called for W ednesday and Thursday Beautifully We can fit all kinds of people. Any of this week and ffiay result in farm Romantic Serial in f ' size or weight. Crippled or deform ed ers securing government loans nance a carry-over of their crop until feet. W ernm ark’s Shoe Store, The b e tte r prices can be had, at a ra e . Dalles. about four per cent. Before This can The s to p at 504 Calhoun street, The m aterialize it may be necessary to Sherman County Observer | for y o u r " form a cooperative farm bloc and this strained hbney direct from H erm iston is also partly the reason why Mr. bee yards. Wholesale prices on full Beginning Powell left for the meeting. cases. Phone 823 M. A. M. Zevely. By Jam es Oliver Curwood NEXT Eureka Vacuum Cleaners Ranging in price from $39.50 to $70. Model 11 is Especially Equipped to Clean Your Car. Linoleum Laid With Special Equipment Wasco Warehouse Milling Co, Moro, Oregon General Warehouse Business G rain - Wood 7 .Feed - Flour Coal the observer printing office IS AN ESTABLISHMENT THAT IS BY THE HIGH GRADE OF ITS PRINTING W EEK ,3 0 "
