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About The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 12, 1929)
fH B Blp^r rmiatou ìjrralò Publish***! every Thursday at Her miston, Uuiatllla County, Oregon by J. M. Biggs, editor and manager. Entered as second class matter December, 190#, at the puetofftce at Hermiston, Umatilla County, Oregon. Subscription Bates »2.0« One Tear — »1.0« B it Months A PLACE FOR EVERYTHING able spiritual help Is given and re ceived. Those of Intermediate and senior ages will receive a royal wel come. The message of the evening Is "Be tween the Testaments." We were pleased with the attendance last Sun day night. We invite all who are not attending elsewhere to come and worship with us. The Thursday night prayer meeting group has de cided to study personal evangelism This is an important study an j we hope to have a large attendance. Wm. H. Donnor. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES And so Hermiston shall be differ od the Only Cause and Creator** ent and individual. Whereas othc '-T was the subject of the Lesson- Sermon In all Churches of Christ, cities pride themselves on having Scientist, on Sunday, Dec. t. architecturally beautiful museums The Golden Text was, "I will ex conservatories and memorials, Her tol thee, my God, O king; and I will miston shall have an architectural!) bless thy name for ever and ever. beautiful warehouse in one of t h t One generation shall praise thy most cons.l. cuous places In town, works to another, and shall declare right at the head of Main street, tb< thy mighty acts" (Ps. 141:1,4). one place where some attractive Among the citations which com building, drinking fountain or res. prised the Lesson-Sermon was the rooms would be the most appropriate following from the Bible: “In the beginning was the Word, . . . All The question is, Just how beautiful things were made by him; and with Is even a beautiful warehouse? It out him was not any thing made Is something like a beautiful negro that was made" (John 1:1, S). It is attractive only among Its kind. The Lesson-Sermon also included A warehouse is a welcome addition the following p a s s a g e f r o m to Hermiston, and an organizatlor the Christian Science textbook, which undertakes to build such r "Science and Health with Key te structure is to be congratulated the Scriptures”, by Mary Baker Expanding business has made the Eddy: "This word beginning Is em- ployed to signify the only,—that Is, building necessary, but why not put the eternal verity and unity of God the warehouse where it belongs and and man. Including the universe. not on the main street? The creative Principle—Life, Truth, There are other conditions and Love—le God. . . There Is bnt A warehouse, even though well built one creator and one creation" (p. is a warehouse. It will have trucks 602). and wagons parked near It. It will ""I be loading and unloading. The grist mill and manufacturing process?! srsciAi, coamsroHinHca will cause a fine dust that will settl* over the business district and on tht (Columbia School) streets. Mr. and Mrs. Bun Moore and fam Although the persons who are go ily from Athena were Sunday visl lng to build the warehouse have no tors at the Jap Templeton home. said whether they are planning t( have it in the style of Renaissance A M M U N IT IO N Y O U C A N « M O O T W IT M 4 or to fashion It after a French chat eau or English manor, when it It considered that the original building is to cost »10,000, there seems to b. little doubt that the structure will resemble first, foremost and always a warehouse, and not such an out Yon can’t afford to experiment standing one nt that. Bcautifu with ammunition on a dock buildings of any size are not built hunt. Yon want shells that yon out of concrete for »10,000. It 1. know arc right because ducks such a building, promised to be more are a mighty hard test of a beautiful than any other building in shell’s ability to deliver results. town, including the Carnegie library Yen want a shell that w ill de and the new jail, that the city coun liver a killing pattern at a long ell has granted its permission t. range. That is jnst exartly have built at the In ad of Main what Peters High Velocity street. Shell w ill do. Is it necessnry that the appearnne* of Hermiston should be permanently Come in and get your supply marred in this way? It hardly ».cm: of these shells. There are so. It would be easy enough fo. many other items here In which members of the Farm Bureau to Be. you w ill be interested. that the building is not on the on. business stro-t, but back a way. where It belongs, In as much as It Is admitted that Ahe location select ed would not Increaso the business of the Bureau. COLUMBIA NEWS NOTES IIK B M IS T O S Mrs. ’William Luttrell spent the wcok-end in Pendleton visiting her son. Mr. Arthur and family have moved from the Noble ranch and are now located on the old Shepard ranch. Tom McCarton is here now with a large flock of shetp owned by Enock Pearson. Claude lladdox attended the prin cipals’ meeting in Pendleton last Saturday. Glèa Slas spent the week-end at La Grande, where she was under doc tor's care. The new barn on the Jess Hopper ■ anch Is nearing completion. H E R A x .il, '.E E M IS T C N , ORBGOX. Claude lladdox was a dinner guest visitors laat Saturday. Mrs. Lynch was a dinner guest at ut Ernest Addlvwcn’s home in Pen the William Luttrell home Tuesday dleton lest Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Conrad. Mr. evening. and Mrs. Archie Conrad and Mr. and Mrs. Lynch were Thursday dinner guests at the Jap Templeton home. Mr. and Mrs. Lenz and family were Thusday evening visitors at the Had- dox home. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Haddox left Sunday for the valley on a business trip. There will be a Christmas pro gram presented at the Columbia sciicol Friday night, December 20. Everyone is invited to eome. The program tegins promptly at 8:00 o’clock. Fern Lindner was a guest of Mar jorie Burnham Friday and Satur day. Victor Stockard made a business trip to Lexington last Thursday. Edward Morris from Wasco is vis iting at the home of his sister, Mrs. Victor Stockard. Mr. Jendrzejewski and children, Helen and Bernard, were Pendleton Just to remind you that lLooo RED WHITE &-BLUE Standard Oil D ea lers w ill supply you with un> su rpassed M otoring Prod u c ts— and an im proved M otoring Service that you should know about! ¡C rescenti FARE ANO ONE-THIRD FOR ROUND TRIP TO OMAHA CHICAGO D E 3 MOINES SIOUX CITY COUNCIL BLUFFS K A N SA S CITY ST. LOUIS DULUTH ST . PAUL MINNEAPOLIS MILWAUKEE D e p a rtu re D ates! N O V E M B E R 23 A N D 30 DECEM BER 7 ,1 4 ,1 9 , 20,21 R etu rn lim it F ebruary 28, 1930 S to p o v e r p rivileg e» F o r d e ta ile d I n fo r m a tio n c a l l o n or p h o n e A g e n t U N IO N PACIFI F. C. Woughter, Agt., ' BAKING , POWDER : Cold winds, blinding snow, never bother any lad much if he’s fired with the desire to make money. Enthusiasm and grit to earn and save under hard ciroum- . tanoa. has made the foundation of many a man’s success. First N ational Bank of Hermiston Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits O ver $50,000 F. B. Swayae, Pres. R. Alexander, Vice-President A. H. Norton, Cashier T ry T h is E x p e r i m e n t pound Drive in today at any Red, W hite and Blue Station or Garage. Ask the Dealer — “ W hat is this improved service you have to offer?** It never fails, S T A S B A III) OIL COM PANY OF CALIFORNIA HUNTERS CAFE Meals Served, Cooked as a t Home CONSOLIDATED Truck Lines Eggs, 35c - - Chickens, $1.80 Kpples Groceries - Empties, 10c - Empties, 20c 40c per 100 lbs. 55c per 100 lbs. THE MOST FOR THE LEAST TRY OUR SUNDAY DINNERS H erm iston Transfer, Agts. Lunch Counter«, Table« and Bootns C. W. Jenkin«; Prop. Phone 301 Hermiston, Oregon H erm lnton. Oresron W EBBER’S CLEANERS THE D A L L E S, OREGON WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER Dec. 1718 ■ A IL O R D E R S F B O H F T L T F I L L E D CHURCH SERVICES Baptist-Christian Church Another prominent feature of otii Bible school is the Men's Bible class meeting In the rear of the church. Thia group Is Interested In the pro phetical and Evangelical unfolding of God’s great plan for the wo-ld Current events and the signs of the times receive due consideration. This wide-awake, congenial group of men welcome now members at all sessions. The messngo of the morning will be "The Hope of Israel: Havo They Realized It." The Senior Chrlstlnn Endeavor has lively discussions on practical Chris tianity every Sunday night. Vnlu- Pushing Through Hardships USED CAR PARTS Sample Line Xmas Gifts Handkerchiefs Perfumes Manicure Sets FOR ALL MAXES OF (JARS Hermiston Auto Wrecking House Novelty Powder Sets. WE BUT USED OARS E. F. PIERSON, Mgr. Complete Line of Baby Gifts and Wear HITT’S 2 T ailor M ade Suits & O vercoats CONFECTIONERY állürilhlálrillllllllTñHIIHIIIIÉBBBBN ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ IRRIGON HIGH SCHOOL Î BATTERY at Bargain Prices $1.50 5 POUNDS CHEESE — PRESENTS— “Watch Your Ì Step, Wilton” I 3 POUNDS POP CORN 25c MIXED NUTS, POUND 20c A ll K inds o f Candies, Dates, Figs, Etc. and — A Play in Three Acts— 1 CAN PEAS FREE WITH 10 CANS ASSORT'D CANNED GOODS HIGH SCHOOL GYMNASIUM KNIGHTS FILTERED. STERILIZED CIDER IN GALLON JUGS 2 LB. CAN HEINZ S MINCE MEAT ! Sat. Night, Dec. 14 ; SERVICE WILLARD -------- 43c IMPORTED MACKEREL, LB. 33c BATTERIES — BLUE FRONT STORE— The High School Band BURNHAM’S WILL ALSO GIVE SEVERAL SELECTIONS Admission, Adults 50c ; Children, 25c ■ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■aa m GENERAL MERCHANDISE HERMISTON. OREGON BLACK ft WHITE HARAIE
