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PAGE TWO THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON THURSDAY, MAY 14. 1981 pie» grow. Pain and patience are e ♦ « ♦ ♦ ♦ f ♦ g > g Mr». g A Hoosier. gardeners, and the sseed was brought * The last school baseball game of ♦ I nm somewhere in France, where > ♦ the season was played Friday with CHURCH NOTES rublished every Thursday at Hermls- p,)pp|eil grow iarge and rich|y rtd # . ,- -.U m a tilla with the final score being ton. Umatilla County, Oregon by l i fields made fertile with honor and « « O 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 I - 1 in favor of Umatilla. Pauline M. Stoop and Alfred Qulrlng, 'sacrifice. The Stanfield high tennis team BTPTIST-CHK ISTI A N CH URCH Publishers Slowly, carefully, awkwardly, the) 10:00 A. M, Bible school. won the county cup at Hermiston poppies take form, as weak fingersj 11:00 A. M., Church service. De- Friday and Saturday. John Gibson Entered as Second Class Matter shape a scrap of colored tissue orjvotional period with Mr. J. A. won in boy’s singles. John Gilson December. 1906, Umatilla County, twist a slender, green stalk. Even in Clark leading, preaching, "Christian and Margaret Gibson won In mixed Oregon. happy, sunny gardens, it takes long Hunger.” doubles. Robert Starkweather and SATURDAY MORNING DEVOTED weeks to grow a crop of poppies. Stanley Green won the boy’s doubles. TO RÉCEPTION; REGISTRATION. 7:00 P. M., Christian Endeavor. Subscription Rates: In the hospitals, where the days 8:00 P. M., Church service. The Margaret Gilson and Helen Conor One Year ................... ................... 82.00 are gray with a wan monotony and j Juniors will give us a special in tr o -J 08* G*® girl's doubles to Hermiston Fix Month» ................................... 81-00 tgje nights tortured by dark mem-1 dilatory service. Sermon subject. This is the second time Stanfield ha: Heppner Lodge to Conduct Initiation Ceremonies; Former Herald Editor won the cup. Three Months ......................................60 orles and empty hopes. It takes many ¡"Heart Disease.” Heads Clown Band. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ months to make the poppy harvest ---------- The following students have re , , that will one day flood the city’s | HERMISTON BAPTIST CHURCH reived letters In sports: Tennis— Growing Poppies streets to remind us of brave men' W. L. Wilson, Pastor, Robert Starkweather, John Gibson, Everything is in readiness for the In well-tended gardens, primroses who did not return, and of these; Sunday school, Mrs. Serreil super- Stanley Green, Margaret Gibson and entertainment of the Elks and visit Enhances a Bank’s Strength and Safety. and daffodils are blooming. Tulips whose gallantry is so painfully pro-pntendent, 10:00 a. m. Helen Connor. Baseball— Paul Baker, ors when they assemble at Arlington It has contributed much to the healthy are lifting up their cups of buoyant longed as they came back to carry' Morning worship, 11:00 a. m. Sub Henry Kopacz, Robert Starkweather, Saturday, May 16, for the annual color, and hyacinths and wall flow- on a longer, lonelier fight against the ject, "Unoffered and the Answered Edward Kopacz, Clifford Hills, John spring pilgrimage. growth of our Bank. Gibson, Dick Hammll and Herbert ers flit the air with fragrance. relentless forces of pain and despair. Prayers.” Business houses hare been decor OLD ACCOUNTS VALUED But down in the rich brown earth | They came back, and now they Evening service at 8:00 o’clock Gtllander8. Basketball — Stanley ated, streamers and welcome signs are seeds that stir with promise of make poppies. Today and yesterday, j Sermon subject, "What are the Rich- Green, John Gibson. Robert Stark adorn the streets and the town has NEW ACCOUNTS WELCOMED weather, Henry Kopacz, and Clinton taken on the air of a convention other later blossoms. Borders that are last week, this week, and for weeks j88 of Christ?" clothed today in modest green will to come, tomorrow and tomorrow and T1T L . . . Martin. city. some day put on festival frocks of tomorrow, tirelessly, changelessly,, * v * * v .• v .• v ❖ .• .• v v Commencement exercises will be The forenoon of Saturday will be fringed chrysanthemums, of fragile these hands that were strong once j HTSWvrPTT» Friday evening, May 22, at 8:00 devoted to the reception gnd regis cosmos petals, the sturdy gayety of for spade and hoe, work on in this * STANFIELD NEWS ITEMS o’clock. Processional, invocation, tration of Elks and visitors with of of Hermiston Stanfield trio, Jane Gibson, Helen ficial headquarters established at the zinnia and marigold, or the nodding unnatural garden making mimic Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits Over 850,000. grace of poppies. popples.— Portland Telegram. and Esther Fredreckson; C l a s s Arlington hotel. F. B. Swayze, Pre«. - B. A lexander, Vice-Pres. - A. H. Norton, Cashier The Ladies Aid will meet Friday, speakers, John Gibson, Stanley Green At 1:15 o’clock, Raymond Crowd These are the pleasant harvests of i May 15, in the church parlors. Af Alice Rhea; Address given by L. B. Students to Hold Class N ight er, Arlington newspaper editor,, with normal outdoor gardens warmed by ter the business session a mothers’ Gibson, superintendent of Hood his clown band, together with scotch the pleasant sun and blessed by the i Class night program is as follows: kindly rains, Ibut while this con- i Class History, Margaret Gibson; day program will he given which will j R(Ver county schools; Selection by bagpipers from Portland, will pres be of special interest to mothers of the trio; Presentation diplomas by ent the neophytes on the streets of lodge of Elks w ill confer the degree. refreshments will be served at the tented growth goes on, there are oth- Class poem, Clinton Martin; Class young children. Everyone Is cordial R. G: Penney,, chairman of school Arlington. During this time the lady visitors course. Also, an afternoon bridge er gardens where flowers are being will, Margery Hutton: Key Oration, ly invited. A buffet lunch will be board. At 2:00 p. m. ceremonies of initia will be entertained at bridge and party for the entertainment of lad.ies fashioned differently. j Henry Kopacz; Response, Dick Ham- served with Mrs. J. F. Rueber as The J. W. King family have tion, under special dispensation to minature golf. The local golf course has been arranged at the Vendome In these other gardens only pop-¡mill; Class prophecy, Tom Able. hostess. moved from the Lane house to the Heppner lodge, will be observed at has been retained for the afternoon hotel. Sunday school is held regularly at Edwards farm on the Hermiston pro the school gymnasium. Walla Waila for the benefit of lady visitors. Light Herald W ant Ads Pay 10:00 o’clock each Sunday. There is ject. a place for everyone. G. Kwirle spent the week end in The Ladies Aid will present the Portland, returning home Tuesday play, "A Fool’s Paradise” Saturday, by stage. May 16, at 8:00 o’clock. The piay is Mr. and Mrs. King of Missouri I being coached by Miss Laura Wal- Gulch were business visitors in Stan j lace with the following case: Alice field Tuesday. ’lyer, Mildred Peregrin, Mary Swart, Fred Page of. Portland spent the ! Evelyn Starkweather, Roxie Talent, week end at his ranch on the pro i Jessie Rogers, Sophronla Rhea. Bob ject. j Rogers, llarle Rogers and Harold Mrs. R. O. Penney was assisting ON FOODS Reeves. Mr. Penney at the Grange Co-op. The baccalaureate service will be Friday and Saturday. held Sunday, May 17, at 11:00 a. m. The Pollyannas will meet with in the Presbyterian church. Rev. J. Mrs. C. M. McCall with Mesdames J. F. Gibson will deliver the sermon. M. Richards, C. M. Jump, T. A. O’ The choir will meet as usual in Grady and C. M. McCall as Joint the church on Friday evening. After hostesses. the practice the members will be en The Home Economics club will We only ask you to prove It to your own satisfaction, this saving tertained at the home of Mr. and meet Tuesday, May 19, in the Grange on foods ut our stores. Prove it by comparison of prices and prove hall with Mrs. Gordon Hoffnagie It hy comparison of quality. Make it a dally habit to shop at our as hostess. clean, modern food stores and note our uniform, every day low Pendleton visitors Saturday were prices. Remember, it's the saving on every item that count«. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Richards and laughter Patricia, Evelyn Thorsen, Authorized Sales and Service Myrtle Marlin, Mr. and Mrs. H. R Wessell, T. O. Grause, Dale Stott Mrs. F. S. Grdfen and son Stanley, and Clinton Martin. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hurley re BEST QUALITY 49 lb. FAST AUTO FREIGHT turned to their home Sunday after All Hard Wheat visiting Mrs. Hurley's parent«, Mr. BARBEL PRICE (4 Bag«) — $4.40 and Mrs. A. Kopacz. L eaving Herm iston for Portland Miss Freda Oravaugh, a student 5 :3 0 P. M. at 0. S. C., spent Sunday with her aunt Mrs. Grace Rogers. HONEY, per 100 lbs......... 40c Rachel Sloan, who teaches at Meacham, spent the week end at the PRICED AT A REAL SAVING WOOL, 5000 lbs. A NATURAL LAXITIVE FOOD Frank Sloan home. POUND PER Mr. and Mrs. Fred Green were Per 100 w t......................... 59c CLASS JAR PACKAGE hosts at a dinner party In their EGGS, per crate ................. 35c home Saturday. The Invited guests included Superintendent and Mrs. Empties returned free Wm. Kelty, Miss Talent, Miss Dyer, Miss Peregrin, Miss Shepherd, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Reeves and son Har F. B. BARKER, Herm iston A gent CARNATION old and Dale Stott. cans BORDEN’S or LIBBY’S The Wm. Fredreckson family, . I.enna Waid and Claud Waid attend- M acM arr C1! / ’’Xl I D Per |ed the commencement exercises of Pancake Package the Ukiah high school Friday eve Makes delicious, brown, crisp Pancakes and W affles ning. Floyd Wald, a fo rm « Stan field high student was a member of BEST FOODS the class. GOLD MEDAL Miss Jennie Hoggeman and R. G SWIFT & COMPANY Thousands of people from all over the world visit the Ford plant every OULFKIST BRAND Penney have recently received a Fancy, Medium Sized shipment of baby chicka. year. Now this vast industrial organization is brought direct to you by DRY PACK an intensely interesting Talking Motion Picture. üíjf tyrmiatan Arraló ARLINGTON PREPARES FOR VISITING ELKS; ANNUAL PILGRIMAGE SUFFICIENT CAPITAL and SURPLUS FIRST NATIONAL BANK >VE IT SEE THE SPECIAL FORD EXHIBIT AT Special Savings for Friday, Satur day and Monday, May 15-16-18. MacMarr Flour KERR’S Preserves 3 ROHRM AN Pendleton-Sunset Line TUESD AY , DINA-MITE Breakfast Cerial A D M IS S IO Red Mexican Beans, 5 lbs. 23c MILK L 3 for 23c| Mayonaise, Pt. 25c, Qt. 49c Shrimp The Talking Picture BUTTERFAT 22c li U’WîSÆJUtR POW DER VERY EFFECTIVE & ECONOMICAL ttK F eC T CONCENTRATFC YET EASY ON THE HANDS 8»/, LB, PACKAGE 39c No. 3 * 3 7 c HILLSDALE « Broken Slice« 4M TINS EAT MORE PINEAPPLE FOR HEALTH NEW LOW PRICE “A TOUR THROUGH THE FORD FACTORY” V ÜSM 5 HOT LUNCHES ANY *> ? P kg e .in r " GUM FLAVOR “ * v C Box 05c Fancy Radishes and Green Onions 3 Bunches 10c Hermiston, Oregon M ac M arr k STORES Phone 241 Come and see where and how America’s most popular motor car is built. Only when you see and hear how efficiency, economy and craftsman ship have been put into volume production can you realize how so much extra value can be given in the Ford car without increase in price. REFRESHING DRINKS SPORTING GOODS Special Showing o f Latest Ford Hitt’s Confectionery Cars and Many Trucks HERMISTON, OREGON w sa n PINEAPPLE WRIGLEY'S OR I AMERICAN CIRCLE FREE SEE and HEAR 2 à: 29c A REALLY F IN E S O A P M A Y 1 9 th A Continuous Show from 2 P.M. to 10 P.M. 21c IS cl CO. HERMISTON, OREGON $1.15 39c M OTOR Let Us Figure on Your Next Motor Overhauling Job. ALL WORK GUARANTEED KNERR’S REPAIR SHOP Hermiston Oregon Don’t miss the new Ford De Low«* Body Types. Distinctive in line and color. Smart in their new appoint ments. Rich and luxurious in their interior trim and upholstery. You will be i n t e r e s t e d , too, in the reasons why so many manufactur ers and stores have chosen the rugged Ford truck and the swift Ford delivery cars. There are many other features on display that in themselves make this Special Ford Exhibit well worth a visit. You will learn about the safety of the shatter-proof glass windshield, the strength of the sturdy Ford steelspoke wheels, the comfort of the Houdaille doub le-acting hydraulic shock absorb ers, and the brilliance of the Rust less Steel. ROHRMAN MOTOR CO. Hermiston, Oregon Phone 571
