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8 Heppner Gazette Times, August 31, 1944
GIVES DINNER PARTY
Mrs. Josephine Mahoney was
hoste?3 to a group of friends at a
dinner ;nrty at the Humphreys
home. Guests included Archdeacon
and 1.1: s. Neville Blunt, Mr. and
Mrs. V. O. Dix, Mrs. J. O. Turner,
Mrs. Sara McNamer, Mrs. Lucy
Rodgerr,, T. J. Humphreys and Miss
Lela Ilumhreys.
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LEARNING
Trainmen and yardmen re
quired by Union Pacific Rail
road Company, and men with
out experience in good physi
cal condition, 21 to 55 years of
a.e, will be given course of
training to qualify them for
this work and will be paid for
training period if they com
plete training, qualify and go
to work. Men with previous ex
perience will be considered up
to CO years of age.
If now or recently employed
in an essential industry, must
furnish Statement of Avail
ability or release from former
employer and should also have
Social Security card and lat
est draft board registration
card when reporting.
Vacancies are in territory
Portland to Rieth-Pendleton
and branches with terminals at
Portland, The Dalles and
Umatilla.
Union Pacific
A;:;dy to Agent at Umatilla,
Terdleton, Stanfield, Ilermiston,
0.6 nance, Arlington, Heppner,
Condon, Hood River or The
DaHcs er write direct to Train
master, The Dalles.
Despite the desperate threats of Prosecutor Dutour, played by
Vincent Price, Bernadette Jennifer Jones remains unshaken in
her flaming faith and courage. The filmization of Franz Werfel's
"The Song of Bernadette" comes to the Star Theater in Heppner
Sept. 13 and 14 as a special roadshow attraction.
TO MEET SEPT 15
Members of All Saints Episcopal
women's auxiliary have decided to
hold the September business meet
ing, Friday Sept. 15 at the parish
house. This date is one week later
than the usual meeting due to the
union missionary meeting on Sept.
8.
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RETURNS FROM SCHOOL
Miss Dorotha Wilson returned
Saturday from Eugene where she
recently completed preliminary re
quirements for nurse's training. She
will go to Portland in a month or
so to enter the Multnomah county
hospital for practical training.
BOYS VACATIONING
Glen Coxen and Tom Hughes are
spending a few days in Portland
taking a vacation before the open
ing of school. They have worked at
the Heppner Box factory during
the summer.
CHORAL CLUB MEETING
The Women's Choral club will
resume rehearsals Monday evening,
Sept. 11. Practice will begin at 7
o'clock at the home of the director,
Mrs. O. G. Crawford
STAR Reporter
Fik' ly-Saturday. Sept. 1-2
Song of Nevada
Roy Rogers, Dale Evans, Mary Lec,
Trigger, Bob Nolan and the Sons
c " the Pioneers
A t leasing blend of story, song,
co: :ody and stagecoach racing.
PLUS
The Whistler
Richard Dix, J. Carrol Naish, Gloria
uait, Alan Dinchart
A new mystery series based on
Doi.ald Wilson's CBS radio program
Su 'day-Monday, Sept. 3-4
See Here,
Private Hargrove
Robert Walker, Donna Reed, Robert
nenchley, Rny Collins, Chill Wills
You'd better see this comedy about
army life; it's a good tonic.
Tr'sday, Sept. 5
Canferville Ghost
diaries Laughlon, Robert Young,
Margaret O'Brien, Wiilliam Gar
gan. Reginald Owen, Rags Dar
Iand, Una O'Connor. An amusing
comedy with universal appeal.
Also- "Global Air Routes," a study
of the coming race for shares in
control of the airways of the world.
TO ATTEND AG MEETING
Supt. George Corwin, Principal
Leonard Pate and Don Strait, Smith
Hughes instructor, left this morn
ing for La Grande to attend an
agricultural meeting pertaining to
the course as taught in the Ore
gon system.
ATTENDS PARTS MEETING
John Hiatt sent the fore part of
the week in Portland attending a
meeting of Chevrolet parts men.
Hiatt recently accepted a iofo as
parts man with the Hodge Chevro
let Co.
VOTE FOR
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FOUNTAIN PENS - $1.25 to$15.00
LOOSE LEAF NOTE BOOKS 20 to .75
DICTIONARIES 50 to 3.00
CRAYOLAS CRAYONEX 16's .' .20
PENOLS 01 to .15
NOTE AND COMPOSITION BOOKS.. 05 to .C5
INKS Skrip, Quink, Carter's Sanford's ,
PRANG'S PAEVTS, SCHOOL SCISSORS, RULERS
ERASERS, PENS AND PENHOLDERS, PASTE, TYPE
WRITER PAPER IN REAMS, PACKETS, TABLETS
All Educational Tools but the Apple
Humphreys
Drug Company
GUEST AT TAMBLYNS
Cpl Ernest Trachsel, veteran of
the Aleutian campaign, is a guest
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Tamblyn. Trachsel was an enrollee
in the Civilian Conservation Corps
and was located at Heppner a few
years ago.
TAKING VACATION
Kev. and Mrs. Bennie Howe and
their daughter, Mrs. Don Romine,
left Wednesday morning for Saiem
and the coast on a short vacation
trip prior to the opening of school.
Mrs. Romine will teach in the pri
mary department of the Heppner
school ths year.
RETURNS FROM EUGENE
Mrs G. A. Sanders returned today
from Eugene where she spent the
past week visiting and taking a rest
from duties at the Heppner Bakery.
Her niece, Miss Baibara Wicks,
who came from Portland to help
Mr. Sanders for the week, will re
turn to her home tomorrow:
Wednesday-Thursday, Sept. 6-7
Days of Glory
Gregory Peck, Tamara Toumanova,
Alan Reed, Marta Palmer, Lowell
Gilmore, Dena Pcnn- Glenn Ver
non. A romantic story with the
attendant blast of battle in the
guerilla country as background, in
troducing a cast of new screen per
sonalities that will win your quick
approval.
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seriously need our forest
when we return for jobs and
Oh Brother a vacation!
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