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About The Willamina times. (Willamina, Yamhill County, Oregon) 1909-1972 | View Entire Issue (June 13, 1946)
THURSDAY, JUNE 13, 194b THE WILLAMINA TIMES Pag« 12 local and personal Rev Wesley Graves and family were dinner guests Sunday at the Chas. Gould home In Sheridan Mrs Robert Young returned last week from a visit with her daughter In Seattle and her son In Portland. Mr. and Mrs. O. K Brock inter* tained the following guests at a fried chicken dinner at their home Mon day evening. Mr. and Mrs. W H. Hibbert , Mr. and Mrs. Jo Matocha. aud Mr, and Mrs Gerald Baker. The remainder of the evening was spent at cards Mr and Mrs. Clinton Travis of Berkeley, California, who have been visiting hts parents in Portland, vis ited overnight Friday at the Orlev K Brock Jr. home The Travis family formerly lived in Sheridan Mrs. John Westwang of Dillard spent last week here visiting relatives and friends. Elmer Burnian, »an <>f Mrs Albert Douglas and Gerald Freeman were busy lln> first of lb«’ week filling the Sitigga and Mary Haines of Seattle w^re married In Reno the 30th of «Bo at I he latter’s home Mrs, Ronald Werth entered the May In Reno Nevada, They have re. General Hospital In McMinnville turned hehe and are visiting at III j Monday evening for treatment. Seugga home. I , ,, „ . . . » ......... I.eland Rowell went to Biixlou Sunday to stay at the home of an sunt. Mis It J. Kelly; while pick- In», strawberries. Mis. O. K Brock wine a McMInnvIll.« shopper Tuesday. IS WHAT YOU MAKE OF IT! Mr. and Mrs. John Nicol and family accompanied by Mr Nicol's mother, | Mrs. Elisabeth Nicol of Silverton , spent the week end in Molalla with Mrs. N icol's parents. Mr. and Mrs i George Bunke Make the best of all: STRAWBERRY JAM Mrs Ferrin Swain of Coos Bay spent the week end at the home of j het brother Earl S Prill. Strawberries2— 5 57c I Sugar Mrs. Ollie Thenen of San Fran- j Haro. who has spent the past four I weeks with her aunt. Mrs. Adah j Hudson, left the first of the week for her home. I Su|>ply la S h ort S|mrv Statili». No. I» and 41» Valbl Now. ft lbs . . ftftc r ¡ Mr and Mrs. Lanrire Fax of Gas to s were here Friday for the Grad uating «ce-rises They were accom panied home by Mrs Edith Baily. Peanut B u tter J PreCered S to c k No, 2 <J<tr • • • Mr and M-s A B Beecher and daughter Lola of Portland spent Saturday at the home of the Rev Wesley Graves Mrs 1. J Green and Mrs W A. Atkey were in McMinnville shopping Friday. • I Bunns Best 3 lb fo r Mr. and Mrs. Glen W illis and family of Idanha were here visiting relatives over the weekend. Little Shirley W illis remained at the home of her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Morgan for a longer visit. LL IGATi. 15c 31c JUICE 25c JUICE 21c IOTS PC 4c Grapefruit 2-qt. Tin Coffee Mr and Mrs. Kenneth Chapman of i Salem spent Sunday at the Harvey ‘ F ir r is home Mr. Chapman is a brother of Mrs. Harris. Grapefruit lb 4 oz Tin □□ boxe« Corn Flakes 6 oz box DRY GOODS Miss Nina Hines. Mrs. Louise Daw- Icy and daughter Marvat and Camille Howard, were at the beach Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Anderson, and Mr. and Mrs. John Marins of Eugene were guests at the Fred Nel son home Sunday. FRUITS VEGETABLES WOMENS AND GIRLS Rayon Poplin Sizes Sunday guests at the L. H. Clark home were Mr. and Mrs. Jim John ston and children and Mr. Johnston’s mother from Portland, and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schaffer and children.. Slacks 1 0 -2 0 $2.98 Sizes 1-3-8-12 $1.49 ; i i 11 ONIONS Green, bunch « MENS SWIM TRUNKS $2.49 MENS DRESS HATS B ED NOTICE TO WATER USERS FRESH PEAS 2 LBS FOR GIRLS SANDALS Jl Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Heider were over near Dallas Sundey witnessing theD. D. T. dusting of a hairy vetch field. This was done by an airplane and it is planned to have some fields near Willamina dusted this coming week. The work of dusting is being done by the Central Aircraft Co. it is said and several farmers have al- 11 ready contracted for this service. I P laytex Pants k keep me "socially acceptable." Mad« of creamy liquid latex, they're tissue-thin, »oft, cool. They're stainless, odorless, ond non-irritoting, and they'll outlast and outwash any pants you've ever seen! Small, medium, large, ond extra large.' Gift packaged........................................ 75c C orsages T J Werth. JUST NOW Mr. and Mrs. Roy Dent went to Monmouth Sunday to see the roder | In order to maintain a water re- serve in our reservoir at all times for fire protection, we are restricting use of water for sprinkling to two hours, any day in the week, from 6 a.m. to 10 pm . By Order of City Council Guests al the Ed Hartington home Sunday Included Mr. and Mrs, B o b Pally from Aniliy anil Mr. ami Mrs I t lb*...............W W I ACKETS $2.25 SCHICK INJECTOR ORANGES 3 2 c Large, tr id V Dozen — RAZOR — 20 B lades Free Service G uaranteed FOREVER ASPARAGRAS Tender Per lb. $1.23 M o /i ond Telephone Orders F i l M PLASTIC GLASSES — Non Breakable — 25c ALL POTATOES 3 9 c N ew , CANTALOPE Ripe, m ellow , p o u n d .. KINDS OF FLORAL WORK T u b ero u s B egonia P la n ts FREE DELIVERY SERVICE WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS AT 4 O'CLOCK Anc BUNN BROS. B edding a n d G a rd e n P la n ts RIVERSIDE GREENHOUSE Sheridan. Oregon W illa m in a , W illa m in a I G A S t o r e T e le p h o n e 4 7 2 O re g o n
