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PAGE TWO THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON Sip tyrmtaiua tyrald of relaxation after the heat and Peggy Shannon displays a new strain of the Summer, when folk can acting flare In "Silence” which bears take time to sum up the result of the out the promise ot veersatility con year's work and begin their plan» tained in her. role in "The Secret for the next. Call." She is dramatic, colorful, Tbauksgivlng Day, In nioet parts emotional, and, withal, interesting of this country, marks the end of ly gay and alive. Playing two roles Fall and the real beginning of Wlu- in this one picture, that of the wife ter. Then we begin to look forward and, later, the daughter of Brook, to Christmas and thence to next she manages by sheer talent to keep Spring. We hear travelers tell of the two characters separate and dis countries where the seasons never tinct and interesting. change from one year to the Theatre-goers will be particularly other. It seems to us that half of Intrigued by the presence of glamor the pleasure of life conies from the ous Marjorie Raiubeau in this ex. hanging seasons, and from looking cellent cast, and those who saw arward to the next change. j "Fast and Loose," recently, and ad THURSDAY. OCTOBER 1, J»S1 Mr. and M m . L. H. Pierson were at the home of Mr. and Mre. Frank guests at the Tom Stewart home last Helms Sunday. Published every Thursday at Hermis Wednesday. Ralph Neill spent the week-end at ton. Umatilla County, Oregon, by Mr. and Mrs. Lon Dotson and son the home of his uncle. Roy Neill. Pauline M. Stoop and Alfred Quirlng, Jack returned .Saturday afternoon A party was given at the Pine Ci Publishers from their hunting trip. ty auditorium Friday, September 25. Mr. and Mrs. Crawford and fam A large crowd attended and a good Entered as Second Class Matter ily, who have been living at the time was had by alL Refreshments December, 1906, Umatilla County, Stillings ranch, have moved to Mea-jof cake, punch, sandwich, and pick- Oregon. ere served. ebara where Mr. Crawford has a Job were served Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Bartholomew making wood through the winter. Subscription Hates: One Year .............................. ... 82.00 The 4-H Rabbit club members and daughter Lila visited In Hepp Six Months .................. ............ met with Juanita Wells Monday ner Sunday. Three Months .......................... night. Discussion was held on feed ing rabbits. Florence Udey was ap pointed as superintendent of the Autumn. rabbit division for the local fair in mired its dark, handsome hero, will TJsere is one thing in which Araer place of Oscar Payne. welcome the returti in the juvenile lea has it over Europe. That is oui The exhibit halls and grounds will be filled with O. A. Wells returned from the role of "Silence." Other parts are Autumn season, or as we usually cal ideas to help you make the coming year a more succes Mr«. Sam Nye and M n Raymond CHURCH NOTES ♦ capably filled by Willard Robertson, mountains with a deer one day this It the Fall of the year. sful one. You will mix with other men and learn many Walker entertained informerly Tues week. » • John Wray and Frank Sheridan. things that you turn to your own profit. day night with a dinner party at the It must be admitted that we don’t The action of the picture takes home of Mrs. Nye. Following the have very much of a Spring season HERMISTON BAPTIST CHURCH place over a period of twenty or more ♦ ♦ dinner the guests played bridge. In j Then too, It will be a pleasant vacation. There will In most parts of this country. We gc W. L. Wilson, Pagtor years, and the early sequences give > PINE CITY NEWS ♦ vited guests included Mrs. Tom Ste- be entertainment for you and the whole family. Come from Winter smack Into Summer 10:00 A. M., Rally Day. Mrs. Ser- vivid and Interesting life to the * <• waiA, Mrs. Newton Markham. Mrs. and bring them along. We don’t understand what the Eng .'11, Superintendent. "good old days" before the war. The Jim Pierson, and Mrs. George Wag llsh poqfs are talking about when 11:00 A M., Morning service. Sub- latter scenes, taking place In a mod Charley Bartholomew, who has ner. they sing of Spring. But over there they go from Summer right Intt ect, "Keeping Thy Heart." Com- ern Middle West city, concen'rate been In Montana and St. Paul for nunion service following sermon. all the force of the drama In terse iome time returned home Sunday. Winter, almost. There Is none of Mrs. T. H. Fraser and Mrs. F. V. Family dinner at the church. All and thrilling climatic Incidents. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Neill made a that long-drawn-out season afte Prime were joint hostesses for a neinbers and friends urged to come "Silence" is drama taken from life business trip to Heppner Monday. harvest, when the leaves are turn • of Hermiston lunsheon Saturday at the home of ind spend the day. real, thrilling, believably portrayed. Mr. and Mrs. Burl Wattenhurger Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits Over $50,000. Ing and falling and. In the North Mrs. Prime. Following the luncheon 2:30 P. M., Song and Testimony and children, also Miss Elsie Strain, at least, there is a touch of frost In F. B. Swayse, Pres. - R. Alexander, Vice-Pres. - A. H. Norton, Cashier bridge was the diversion for the af ervlce. visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. the early morning and the sweet ternoon. Mrs. B. Haneline won high ♦ « 3:00 P. M., Short sermon. Every H. E. Young Sunday. smell of fallen leaves and Naturt honors and Mrs. A. W. Christopher COLUMBIA NEWS NOTES < lody welcome to afternoon service. * Mrs. Mary Bartholomew ot Hep- takes on a coat of gorgeous color be ♦ <• ner Is now visiting at the home of son won second honors. No evening service. fore shifting to the somber gray of performed by Dr. William Bishop of for the reception with the beautiful her son, Charley Bartholomew. Winter. St. Thomas' church. The bride wore home, garden, lawn and flowers. The Young People’s class of the BAPTIST-CHRIS/riAN CHURCH Mrs. Moore spent Wednesday at The Pine lty Freshman class were a lovely gown of cream satin molded Rev. Miller and his wife were In Fall is the season of play for the 10:20, Communion service. the Gus Lindner home. initiated last week by the upper- Baptlst-Christian church held its to the figure and with a court train. deed surprised and delighted to be farmer. When the crops have beon regular monthly party Friday night 10:30, Tong service and devotlon- Miss Lansdale, teacher of the pri -lassnien. Ter veil was of rose point lace over so remembered on Mr, Miller’s 64th harvested and the Fall plowing done tl. mary grades at Columbia school, Mr. and Mrs. Burl Wattenhurger at the home of Miss Elsie Reeder. train. Mrs. John Kefferts of New birthday, and they received their there Is a period before Winter Bets Game« were the diversion of the 10:55, Preaching service. Sub took her students on a hike to var made a business trip to Heppner and in when hunting is at its best, when set, "Things to bo Thankful for.” ious homes Tuesday afternoon and Ione Friday evening with light refreshments York, a classmate of the bride, was •guests in their graceful way and It Is a pleasure to be out of doors served. Among those present were matron of honor and wore a chiffon made them welcome, 11:20, Teaching service. gathered material for language les- Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Neill visited with a sash ot old blue and a large with nothing of Immediate Impor The ladies had collected together *ons. 6 :3 0 , C h ris tia n E ndeavor. their son, Clarence Neill, who lives Helen Woughter, Eunice Woughter. blue hat. Little Allle May Smoot, a complete course of the ghod things lance to attend to. It is the season Catherine McMullen, Margaret Mc 7:30, Preaching service. Rub- Dick Upham, Walter Jendrzeje- at New Bridge. Saturday and Sun grandaughter of Senator Smoot, was act, "Things to be Thankful for," wski and Ld Throop went deer day. Mr. Robinson, Mrs. Neill’s fa Mullen. Edith Clark, Melvola Root, flower girl and wore a dainty frock to eat which was served In a din ning room banked with autumn Viola Jones, Edna Turnblad, Elsie ontinued. hunting at Mitchell this week, and ther, returned home with them jf pink chiffon. Mrs. Swayze, mother flowers. After dinner, music, and Reeder, Ed Bensel, Lee Dyer, Ches Please remember that Sunday I? etr.rned without a deer. Monday. of the bride, wore a gown of black greetings the guests departed with n all day meeting. Basket dinner Mrs. H. E. Young, who has been ter Dyer, Charles Duvall, and Mr. and flesh chiffon, trimmed with Alpha Christley left Saturday for the blessings of Rev. and Mrs. Mil Jones. will he served. crystals and a large black hat. Salem with a truck load of stock tp Raying at the home of Mrs. AI Hiatt ler. thinking this world is indeed a n Echo, returned home Slturday. he taken to tho state fair. good place in which to live. Mrs. Polly Fowler of Echo stayed The following society item was rEKSE STORY IS BACKGROUND Mrs. W. A. Mikcsell spent Thurs Miss Hazel Channing of Bingen. Those present included: The honor it the W. D. Neill home during taken from the Oregonian Washing Wn., and Mrs. H. O. Barnes, who guests. Rev. and Mrs. Miller, Mrs. day with Mrs. Willard at her home. OR FLAMING ACTION. ton news note3.’ their absence, have been visiting at the home of Porter, Mrs. Skovbo, Mrs. Dugan, W. A. Mikesell returned Friday Mr. and Mrs. Charley Morehead "The most important of the early Dr. Curry, the old An Intensely interesting human evening from the mountains where •nade a business trip to Stanfield fall weddings In Washington was Mr. and Mrs. Howard Channing for Mrs. Atteberry, Mrs. Mitchell, Mrs. the past week, were Invited guests Rancier, D. W. Miller, Truman Mes RELIABLE EYESIGHT Uory is the background for the ex he has been deer hunting. He was Saturday. that which took place Wednesday af not one of the lucky members of his at a reception held at the residence senger, Elmer Messenger, Mrs. Kun- iting melodrama. “Silence,” now Hugh and Jiarold Neill and Bert ternoon when Miss Doris Morgan SPECIALIST of Rev. and Mrs. W. Miller, pastor of zee, Mrs. Henderick, Mrs. Meier, showing at the Oasis theatre here, crowd. Corbin spent Sunday at the Roy Neill Swayze of Hermiston, Or., and Roger of Seattle, who has made lunday and Monday, with Clive Walther Ott left Friday for Ore home. the Community Presbyterian church Jackson Bounds were married in the of Umatilla and Boardman, Wednes Mrs. Macken, Mrs. Flickenger. Mrs. professional visits to Brook, the charming Marjorie Ram- gon State college where he will go Marion Finch went to Pendleton gardens of the home of Mr. and day. September 23, given by the Tyler, Mrs. Dillabaugh, Mrs. War ner, Mrs. Lilly, Miss Channing and beau and the flaming haired Peggy on with his school work. Wednesday where he took the drl Mrs. Ernest W. Smoot, son and HERMISTON Home Economics club and the Ladles Mrs. H. O. Barnes of Bingen. Wn., Shannon In the lending roles. Dick Upham, junior at Oregon ver’s and chauffeur's license examl- daughter-in-law of Senator Reed Aid. for 20 years, will again as guests visiting Rev. and Mrs. "Silence” gives Brook an opportu- State college, left Friday night for lation. Smoot of Utah. The ceremony was be at the The residence was an Ideal place Miller. Ity to portray a great human char Corvallis where lie will resume hit Mrs. O’Brien and children visited acter, and the suave and polished studies. HERMISTON HOTEL star takos every advantage of the Fred Lenz finished filling Henry opportunity. Supported by two ca Ott’s silo Thursday and moved his lB S I2 flB IB H fl2 9 U S J S a pable and beautlfi I actresses. Brook chopper home. He is now busy fill FOR ONE DAY sounds the depths of a man’s soul Eyes Examined - Glasses In a series of adventures, escapades, ing his own silo with corn. Mr. Beckwith of Pendleton spent trials and dikillusbnmcnta that - Ground and Fitted - the week end visiting his mother. bring him finally to the superb sacri Reduced Prices fice to save hit own daughter’s repu Mrs. Fauison, who lives on the Jack Waller place. tation. Mr. and Mrs. Basklck of Pendle ton spent Sunday at the Bill Tucker home. Mrs. Basklck 1* Mrs. Tucker’s daughter. She is also the proprietor of the Florence cafo in Pendleton, BEGINNING SEPTEMBER 28 and her husband owns and operates a truck line over the mountains. Walter Llebe was absent from school Monday afternoon for dental The Spray« Shield Tobe REGULAR $6.50 WAVE work. NOW — — — _ $3.75 Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Templeton Twin Power Detection left this week to spend a few days REGULAR 75c FINGER WAVE hunting In the Blue mountains. F A IR J W E EK A {SOCIETY: >’> * * * t e « * « * * * * O ♦ COME TO THE FAIR! FIRST NATIONAL BANK Coming Again! SAVE YOUR EYES! SAT., OCT. 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