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PAOB TWO THE HERM^T O N HERALD, HERMISTON, OREr.nw T H V M D À Y . JUNE 25. IS S I they w ill discontinue roadside pos BAPTIST-CHRISTIAN CHURCH I Bakersfield. Calif., are visiting at the ters. Here's hoping they follow the gorgeous evening of screen enter 10 A m ' h i KI / / . P“ tor K P- Jarn*°n home. Mrs. Strong was same practice in America, tainment was made from "Boy of 10 A. ML Bible School. formerly Miss Beryl Jarmon. Helen n h h ry J hU? day ‘ ‘ H#r“ ! - American Road Builders' A . Mine,” by Booth Tarkington. 1 A. M. Church service. Devo- has been attending college at Bak- M a * „ ? L en0“ ’ < b5r' ’ OC“ t'On " « * « » “ >« “ >• ’ •«<*• o< Everybody wonders how Tarking la u ne M. Stoop and Alfred Q ulrlag.: highways Hnd niotor Tehlc|cll ,n |h# tlonal and song service led by Mr. ersfleld and U da has bee. teaching ton, manages to enter the thought- Clark. Sermon, "What is your re-1 school near there * erS' ■ United States is now around thirty world of the young aa he doea. When lationshlp to Christ/* Mr« i o . . 7 o rvv . , s - Moore and daughters ""I , ” “— —------------------ ¡billion dollars. We spend, as a peo- s n M 2 / " Endearor Hour, made a business trip to Hermiston asked about It, he replied, "By recal Entered as Second Class Matter p|e. eight billion dollar, a year lor ling my own boyhood." S P. M. Church Service. Sermon. I Friday. Oregon ' 1#° #' U m U *ta CoU,Hz> “ *• operation and upkeep of cars. Leon Janney, Lewie Stone, Irene Work the only means of Blessing.” | John Healy made a trip to the an average of $300 a year for each Rich and John Halliday have the mountains Saturday. Up go the windows ------- -- in comes the glorious of the 27,000,000 autos. We buy leading roles In this story of an Subscription Rates: Mr. and Mrs. Charley Plourd and American home. 14,000,000,000 gallons of “gas” and spring and summer breeze - - - - - and, too likely, One Y e a r..................................... $2.00 pay in gasoline taxes and registra- * MINNEHAHA NEWS NOTES ♦ son Donald also Bernice Nelli were the burglar comes in too. Six Months .................................. $1.00 fees about eight hundred million dol Sunday afternoon visitors at the H. E. Young home. ♦ ♦ Three Months .................................... SO lars. Outside of that, the cost of maintaining improved highways Is Tom Healy visited his grandpa ♦ IRRIGON NEWS ♦ Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Harris of Cheer up, it isn’t necessary to keep the windows about $200,000,000 to the taxpayers rents, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Kenny ♦ Portland visited at the W. H. Starr Highways and Motor Vehicles. Friday. at large. But everybody benefits by shut tightly, and suffocate. All you need is a home last week. 81owly but surely we are making good roads and motor transportation, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Neill called on Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Warner and Rosella Matott, Beverly Allen, “Spring Round-up” of jewelry, important papers, whether he runs a car or not. progress in the effort to find the Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Young Sunday Mrs. James Warner motored to Mon Catherine McMullen, and Paul Mar- I af'ternZon* questions which the automobile and policies, heirlooms and keepsakes. mouth. Oregon, last Saturday to at ble returned from Corvallis Satur-1 ui . .. the paved road have created. Just ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Oay after attending the 4 - H ^ . L ^ tend the wedding of W alter Warner • • a few Items from the week’s news: and Miss Ruth Barnes, on Monday d M r a ^ i F ‘ 5 m ,“ " ’ T i Ml88 You"< wh° CHURCH NOTES « 8UMr“ anC West Virginia has a new traffic at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Then - - - - - put them out of harm’s way, in a Ea’ terD n° rma' Barnes, the bride's parents. They re ♦ M iio n and son. E a ri WBI.’. m . o’f / T , law, effective the last of May. which • SAFE DEPOSIT BOX a t— O M O makes It unlawful for anybody to ♦ ♦ O O M W turned Friday after visiting friends Portland spent Saturday at the W £ £ \ S i / f T ' ’* I" b0“ ' ' drive so slowly as to Impede or block In Portland Thursday night. A. Hlnellne home. * 7 ’ " t#ach la the Prlnlar’r ro« m HERMISTON BAPTIST CHURCH the normal movement of traffic. The Mr. and Mrs. Bud Craften and son Mr. and Mrs. John Calkin, and J“ * * " " C“ y 8ChOO‘ 0,8 f° ,,OW,n8 W. L. Wilson, Pastor. top speed limit, where conditions from San Diego, Calif., are visiting 10:Oo A. M., Sunday school, Mrs. make It reasonable and prudent. Is of this district are visiting at the Miasoa Lura and Lida Jarmon with Mr. and Mra. Donald Brooks. increased to 45 miles an hour. Slow Serell, superintendent. Mr. and Mrs. Mac Grabiel and Mr. home of Mr. Calkin', daughter Mra 7 7 ° Ter“ ,« ht gue8t’ the B« - 11:00 A. M., Sermon subject, of Hermiston ly legislators are learning that it is and Mrs. George Kendler of Umatilla Wyle Pearson ’ tholomew home Sunday night. Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits Over $50.000. carelessness, not speed, which Is dan "God, Emancipation. Proclamation.” and Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Isom were Richard and Strickland Gilliam of gerous. 8:00 P. M., Evening worship. Ser P. B. Swayze, Pres. - R. Alexander, Vice-Pres. - ,A. H. Norton, Cashier dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Two of the big oil companies have mon by the pastor. The pubic is cor Thom Brothers r 7 „ T g “ ^ C o x snd daughter Be. Grabeil Sunday. notified the French authorities that dially invited. A welcome to all Billy Markham. Bessie Nelson and strangers. w . O. Rodda and Virginia Rodd. £ 7 Clarence Fredrickson returned home were In Pendleton on business Wed- y'oun_. r / M r', H ' E about 100 miles wide, east of the Cas Making Business Survey. neH(lav Young. Mrs. Cox was formerly Miss from summer school Saturday. cade mountains, is entirely burnei The regular meeting of the Irrigon „ . . „k Ollie Young. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES Harvey McPherson and son Don- MIk. , . out. Agricultural conditions througl aid of Portland visited at the C. M. 1 Bartholomew made a bust grange was held Wednesday evening P- L. Wise of Portland, who writes *4Js the Universe, Including Man. ness trip to Echo Monday morning, with a good crowd attending. A spec for the McGraw-Hill Publishing com the Milton-Freewater district to Pen Jackson home Tuesday and Wednes- dleton look good, says Mr. Wise, am Evolved by^Atomic Force?” was ial feature was the fine report of the sdo“ny . brroih“ rCPher8° n '8 Jack" I DIETBICH PROVES VERSATILITY State Grange convention at Medford pany in New York, was In Hermis then an allowance Is made on th< the subject of the Lesson-Sermon in ail Churches of Christ, Scientist, given by Mrs. Milo FcFarland, who ton Monday morning looking over dry land farming territory from Pen I IN THIRD FILM ROLE on Sunday, June 21. the business conditions and examin dleton to Hermiston. The project ii was a delegate. The Golden Text was, "I know Mr. and Mra. Emmett McCoy and ing the cause of the decrease In land and adjacent to Hermiston looki that, whatsoever God doeth, it shall * « Marlene Dietrich’s gift for por family were visiting in the J. Berry sales on the project. Mr. Wise is a prosperous, he says. be for ever: notliing can be put to retired civil engineer and has been * PINE CITY NEWS ♦ trayal, marvelous to watch, almost home Sunday. Mr. Wise was in an auto accidem It, nor any thing taken from it” uncanny to realize, is given free Mra. B ill Mottsn was a Sunday traveling for the past month over in Livingston, Montana, when hit (Ecci. 3:14). reign in her latest motion picture ap visitor at the home of her parents the middle western and western right arm was Injured but is gettins Among the c tntions which com states checking on general business well fast. The McGraw-Hill Publish pearance, in "Dishonored.” the Oasis Mr. and Mrs. Burchett. Mr. and Mrs. Tendel Robertson vi prised the Lesson-Sermon v a the sited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. theatre attraction Friday and Sat following from tho Bible: '"Ihere is Mrs. Wisdom and son Bishop were conditions on dry and Irrigated lng company putk out 27 techinal no power bnt of Ood: the powers Charley Bartholomew Wednesday. urday. In which she is costarred with called to Heppner Saturday to be lands. Mr. Wise stated that there publications In different fields and that be ere ordained of God" (Rom The occasional rains have been Victor McLaglen, whose own talents with Mr. Wisdom who suddenly be is general prosperity in business east Mr. Wise has contributed articles to 13:1). very beneficial to the country but displayed in "W hat Price Glory?" came worse. He la very low and no of Oregon, but that a strip of country them for the past ten years. The Lesson-Sermon also Included has delayed the haying on Butter and "The Cock-Eyed World,” have hope is given for his recovery. the following passage from the Creek. given him a great American moving Mr. Bowluare and Harvey Warner Christian Science textbook, "Sci and his mother called on Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Neill and Alma picture following. ence and Health with Key to the Don't put off your Shoe Repair Mrs. W. C. Isom Sunday evening also Lila Bartholomew were business Scriptures", by Mary Baker Eddy: — Shoes Dyed All Colors— George Paul Is still quite ill. visitors In Hermiston and Echo F ri BOY PSYCHOLOGY IN TARR- "infinite Mind creates and governs day. Floyd Oliver, George Scarlett and all, from the mental molecule to In INGTON’S “FATHER'S SON” Don Isom left Sunday on a camping finity . . . Creation is ever appear Mr. and Mrs. Burl Wattenburger THE D A L L E S, OREGON trip. ing, and must over continue to ap and children made a business trip to America's most famous author of WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER pear from the nature of Its Inex Roily and Vallis Dexter and Max Echo Saturday. boy’s stories Is responsible for "Fa haustible sourco . . . Spiritual evo Call and Leave Article« at Hitt’s Confectionary. rs. Horace Strong and children ther’s Son," which will be the First ine and Vonna Jones motored to lution alone Is worthy the exercise Mlkiah Lake Sunday to see the boat Betty Lou and Robby and also the m a il o r d e r s p r o m p t l y f i l l e d of divine power" (pp. 607, 135). National attraction at the Oasis thea Misses Helen and Lida Jarmon of tre, Sunday and Monday next. This races. Little Irene Corufelter of Benton City is visiting her cousins Donald and Bud Brooks. The H. E. C. Ladies were enter tained at the home of Mrs. Bert Dex ter Thursday afternoon. Mrs. McFarland gave a report on home economics which was thoro ughly enjoyed by all. A fter the meet- Ing the hostess served delicious re freshments. A big dance will be given In the gymnasium the evening of July 4th Everybody welcome. Œljr Rrrmlaton Rrralò OUTWIT THE SUMMER BURGLAR * ___ * ♦ ♦ “7 “ FIRST NATIONAL BANK "7 * ♦ Y our Old Shoes M ade N ew Send your Cleaning to W E B B E R ’S C L E A N E R S BOWMAN SHOESHOP TIME Shell Peas in Five Minutes the NEW STANDA RD FO RD SEDAN Ï . A beautiful five-p a ssen g er car, w ith longer, w ider body, and attractive, comfortable interior. The slanting windshield is made n f Triplex safety plate glass. You can now have the new Ford delivered With safety glass in all windows and doors at slight additiona l cost. The price o f the new Ford Standard Sedan is 1 5 9 0 ,/ a. b. Detroit. P .O .I. Deere*. phu Andate « A Aetteery. Bnmpars e A , * « " jMysMM and «W con raw eaa eParAaar/hr The following article was brought) Into the Herald office by Mrs. Joe Udey. If this works it would pay| all housewives to experiment. Can you shell a quart of peas in I five minutes? If not, Just read this letter and then try It on your own | wringer.— Home Editor. Dear Home Editor: I have discov-, cred a way in which to shell peas at the rate of 5 minutes to the quart, i We gather peas by the tubfull, wash I them with tlfe hose, throw them j (about two gallons at a time) Into a boiler of boiling water, leave them about three minutes, remove and | dip In cold water to cool. Then I we feed them by handsful through | the wringer of the washing machine, being careful to put them through endwise. The popping peas rival _ Fourth of July celebration, but It | Is sure a joy to watch the pods run through the wringer and the peas j etop in the pan. We took some | pieces of cardboard and fixed them up for sideboards. Two of us feed | with both hands. We were so overjoyed at results | when I discovered It last week, that' I wanted to let my neighbors know| In time to use this year, so we de monstrated to 17 the other day and i all acclaim It as the beet method! ever. If peas are scalded too muchj they will be slick and hard to put | through, ao it la beat to leave them for too short a time rather than tool long. Unless scalded they mash bad ly and pop too much. You may know when I tell you I that In twenty years of canning. I have never found the equal of this for saving time, that It is a whla. We picked and canned 5$ pints between 5 o'clock In the morning and noon j of the same day.— Mm R. v . Per-1 Ingere. Whitman county, Washing ton. A naw electric welding unit which rill make It possible to produce elec tric welding tnhing with much thicker side-walla wan recently ex hibited. Switcherland sends more children's shoes to the United Staten than does any other forelga covntry. WERE NEVER BETTER FOR S A V IN G / FOR YOURSELF— THE SAVINGS. FEW m S i S ^ g J0 ON MANY ITEMS I 40 PER CENT 0VEK PRICE MONEY SAVING SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY, SAT- URDAY AND MONDAY, JUNE 26, 27 and 29th. **3/*lf AWtt V I aV A C I O Hour ^ni E’U Value ( “ Lb. Wooden Sodas. Salted or Plain □ R«v MacMarr Blend AU Hard Wheat Rest Quality K. C. Bakjng Powder CORN MacMarr Del Maiz. The New and Better Sweet Corn. CERTO Sure Jell Save on this Popular Item Ball Mason Jar Caps q «Î BOTTLES FOR Zinc 2 Dozen Forclain Lined Shredded Whole Wheat Pineapple 25 Oz. Can Per Package sF 4”’^ Pork and Beans f l X I J .B . C O F F E E 10c 59cI 4 for 29c) Per Pound 39c I ’k TURNIPS, CARROTS, BEETS, GREEN ONIONS AND RADISHES — 3 BUNCHES FOR 10c Hermiston, Oregon A M ac M arr k STORES Phone 241 I
