Image provided by: Hermiston Public Library; Hermiston, OR
About The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 5, 1931)
PAO» TWO • good many people seem to consi der the last conflict. To talk of war bringing back pros Published every Thursday at Hermis ton, Umatilla County, Oregon, by perity Is like discussing the wisdom of destroying a fine income-produc Pauline M. Stoop and Alfred Quiring. ing property to get the insurance Publishers money. Entered as Second Class Matter Dec «liber, 1906, Umatilla County, • ♦ Oregon. ®ifr tyrmuitiin fyralft THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON ♦ ♦ ♦ ly. STANFIELD NEWS ITEMS Assistant County Agent THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1 » 1 Best and Sunday with Mies Lenna Neill. ♦ spoke briefly on the Debenture plan Mr. and Mrs. Marion Finch and ♦ and the McNary-Haugen bill. Mr. children visited at the home of Mr. ♦ L. C. Dyer and Mr. Miller were elect and Mrs. Charley Morehead Sunday ed to membership. At the conclu evening. The Ladles Aid will give a dinner sion o t the program, all joined In Mr. and Mrs. Bill Smithers spent 1n the church dining room, Novem playing mnslcal games. Sunday at the Lome of Mr. and Mra. ber 11, comniencirg to serve at 6 A committee consisting of the pre J. 8. Moore. o'clock. At 7:46 there will be com sidents of the several women's or Mr. and Mrs. Charley Bartholo munity singing followed by a patriot ganisations has been appointed to as mew and daughter Li!a made a busi ♦ CHURCH NOTES ♦ tic program. An address on “Inter sist the local unemployment commit ness trip to Pendleton Tuesday. • e national Peace" will be delivered by tee. The first meeting will be held Subscription Rates: The Pine City hl^h school is be One Year ................................. — >2.00 ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ « ♦ ♦ ♦ * « ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Bishop Remmlngton of Pendleton. on Thursday, November 6 and this ginning practice on two one-act Six Months ----------------------.... >1.00 HERMISTON BAPTIST CHURCH Other contributions to the program representative committee will con plays which they expect to give the Three M onths........ - ....... ....... ...........60 will be orchestra selections and a so sist ot Mrs J. M. Richards, Mrs. W. last of November. W. L. Wilson, Pastor lo by Mrs. Remmlngton. G. Wallace, Mrs. F. A. Baker, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. II. E. Young and 10:00 A. M., Sunday School. Mrs. The following article was taken Serell, Superintendent. F. A. Baker returned Monday from R. G. Penney. Mrs.. E. A. Hoosier family visited at the home of Mr. from world disarmament notes and and Mrs. Emery Cox at Blackhorse 11:00 A. M„ Morning Worship. a week end visit in Portland and Eu and Mies Elva Berry. seems to us worth passing on. Sunday. Subject, "Who Hath Believed Our gene with his brother, L. S. Baker and sons, Wallace and Bruce, who "Millions of veterans," writes Cor Report." Mra. Ollie Neill and daughter Ne ♦ va were business visitors in Heppner respondent Herbert Corey , "would 7:30 P. M., Evening Service. Sub are U. of O. students. Mr. Baker ♦ IRRIGON NEWS ♦ Wednesday. find relief in another war. The wife ject, "Christians on the Masters reports and enjoyable time at Ore ♦ ♦ ♦ gon on "Dads" day. would get the monthly pay, there Plan." Mr. and Mrs. Joe Foley and Mur would be pension to look forward to Strangers always welcome to all ray Potts visited Mr. and Mrs. Tom W. J. Gifford has returned to Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Aldrich of O’Brien and Mrs. Ollie Neill Sunday. as well as insurance adjustments, our services. Stanfield after several months visit and there would be one more good Mr. and Mrs. Tom Boylen and with relatives in New York and Toledo, Oregon, have been visiting the F. C. Aldrich family the past children spent the week end at their time with the old gang." BAPTIST-CHRISTIAN CHURCH other eastern points. Well, perhaps Mr. Corey Is right. ranch on Butter Creek. 10:20 A. M., Communion. W. T. Reeves has chopped his hay three weeks. Word was received here of the But if milllona ot our veterans feel 10:30 A. M., Song service. and contracted to feed cattle for that way about it, they have exact 10:65 A. M., Preaching, and J u n -’sw ift & Co. this winter. About 450 death of L. Corey of Puyullup, Wn., ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ A « ♦ ly the same sort of intelligence that lor Church. Sermon subject, "Think head of cattle have already arrived. Monday ot last week. Mr. Corey was ♦ There is no reason why your banking contacts should be any less a resident of this vicinity for several • would acteatc a small boy to set fire on Theea Things.” UMATILLA NEWS ITEMS * personal . . . any less human . . . than your other business relations At the November 12 meeting of years and his many friends mourn to the schoolhouse and burn up So interwoven are the interests of a bank and Its depositors that no 11:20 A. M., Study period. ♦ ♦ the Ladles’ Aid, the subject for stu his death. teacher and pupils so that he might financial institution can grow and prosper unless Its clients do 6:30 P. M., Christian Endeavor. dy will be “World Peace and the Dis Ralph Lamoreaux of Winona, Or., gain respite from his lessons. likewise. The intelligent banker, appreciating this fact, gives the 7:30P.M. Preaching, sermon sub armament Conference” undor the H. C. Crissman spent Sunday visit Mr. Corey assumes, in this article ject, "Handling Rightly the Word who has been working on the Jess ing with friends and relatives in same thoughtful consideration to the problems of his friends, the £ direction of Mrs. J. M. Richards. at least, that the next war will be of God." Oliver residence for gome time left Walla Walla, Wn. depositors, as he would his own personal affairs . . . . He is glad exactly like the last., and that be The Poilyannas will be enter for home Saturday. He was accom Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Mahoney of to make suggestions which based on his specialized knowledge ligerent Americans would merely tained at the M. C. Barager home in panied by Raymood Eugene, La- Pendleton visited with Mrs. Maho and experience in financial matters, will be of material help in METHODIST CHURCH embark, shouting, for foreign shores ney’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe the Columbia district with Mrs. M. Verne and Virginia Lamoreaux, who building the business of those w ith whom he has such a commun this week. O. W. Payne, Pastor while our business men stayed at C. Barager and Mrs. T. A. O’Grady will make a short visit with his Springer, The Junior class of Sunday school ity of Interest. home and raked in the money. There will be a special Armistice as joint hostesses. family. girls and their teacher. Mrs. Nora He forgets presumably that demo Day sermon at the M. E. church at Dr. and Mrs. Alexander Reid. Qf Mrs. J. A. Grabell, Mac. McCoy Berwick had a Hallowe’en party in cracy has already been saved once, eleven o’clock next Sunday morning. Umatilla were Sunday guests at the and Mrs. Earl Isom motored to Pen the community hall Saturday. Re freshments of cider and pumpkin pie He speaks of our prosperity during Everyone is cordially Invited. F. B. Stuart home. dleton Saturday. were served. Those present were: of Hermiston those days, but evidently fails entire 10:00 A. M., Sunday School. Clas Mrs. Rado E. Williams and daugh Delorls Van Sckiak, Marion and Mr. and Mrs. James Herndon and Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits Over >50,600. ly to consider the state of the Bel ses for every one. son Leo, who have lived on the G. ter Hazel left for Dayton. Wn., up Thelma Mac Shepherd, Barbara Ber F. B. Swayxe, Free. - R. Alexander, Vice-Pres. - A. H. Norton, Cashier gian refugee and the French peasant 6:30 P. M., Epworth League and Kurrle farm for the past year, left on receipt of a telegram stating that ry, May Wurrster, Lucille Bault Doris Rhodenbough, Martha Bell and who, at the same time, were placed Junior League. Wednesday for Vancouver, Wn. Af Mrs. W illiam’s daughter and hus Caldwell. Mrs. W ill Shepherd in a somewhat less enticing situa The Gospel Team of the Epworth ter a short visit in Vancouver, they band were seriously Injured In an Ardis and Mrs. Hugh Van Sckiak were tion. League will have charge of the even will return to their old home in Kan automobile wreck at that place. chaperons. Sirs. Otto Pound and son Johnny bia Union Christian Endeavor con Mrs. Bill Peck and daughter Mo vention held in the Federated church motored to Pendleton Thursday Wouldn’t It be fine and quite wor ing- services at 7:30. Come! Every sas. Mrs. Herndon is a sister of Mrs. Miss Reufro spent the week end na Lou have returned from a two thy of reckless materialism, to have body. Fred Snyder. at Parkdale, Oregon, with relatives. weeks visit with relatives In Walla Devee Brown was one of the speak where Johnny had his tonsils re ers at the banquet Saturday even moved. another nice bloody war, but to have Mrs. Frank Markham has been Walla. Mona Lou has again started ing, Those others attending were On Friday evening, Miss Jennie The camp fire girls and their lea it, of course, on the other side of the school here Albon entertained at a six o'clock quite seriously 111 the past week. the Rev. W. O. Miller, Rosa Ricco, der Miss Rosa Ricco served tea to O dinner, another event of the Ladies' world so that we might reap the ben * George Redden of Bend, Ore., Is Mildren Conlon, Bernice Byrnes, An the Christian Endeavor members A card party for the older peo holding revival meetings in the com nie Wurster and Raymond McNabb. Sunday. Those guests were Louise efits of prosperity while other na MINNEHAHA NEWS NOTES Aid endless chain benefits. The ple and a hallowe’en party for the « guest list included the Mises Roxie young folks was given at the high munity church and will continue ail Each one attending gave reports at Byrnes, Dorothy Mattlce, Bernice tions had home swept away, civili ♦ this week. the regular meeting the following Byrnes. Lyle and Devee Brown, Ray zatlon slaughtered and starved and Mrs. Genevieve Hayden of Toledo, Sunday. Umatilla had one of the mond McNabb and Cecil Tipple. Talent, Lenna Wald, Sue Shepard, school auditorium Friday night. A Friday afternoon entertained the Jennie Hoggeman and Elva Berry. large crowd was present and every Ore., is visiting friends here. fields made barren? largest delegations at the convention Camp fire girls present were Alma Mr. and Mrs. John Burley have of any society besides Milton and Caldwell, But suppose that this time the pupils of the school with a Hallo Josephine Connell, Myrtle Announcement has been made one enjoyed the evening. returned from a visit with relatives Freewater. enemies came over here and dropped we’en party. The boys played foot of the arrival of a son, Jess, Jr., at and Eunice Byrnes. Betty McKenzie, Mr. and Mrs. F. Hoppe of Van in Portland. The seventh and eighth grade Hazel Tipple, Mildred Conlon and bombs on our great skyscrapers, rid ball and other games were enjoyed the Jess Gossage home. couver, Wn., are visiting a few days Miss Verna Byrnes and Miss Ag rooms had a Halloween party in the Margaret Brown. dled our beautiful churches with by the children. Cider and dough nes Kendar were joint hostesses at with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Markham. Mr. and Mrs. George Garger of high school gym last Friday. Mr. Mignon and Ruth Davis of Her cannon balls, gassed our children nuts were served for refreshments. Pendleton are guests at the home of Mrs. O. Coryell and her mother, Mrs. a Hallowe’en party given at the and Mrs. Glenn Yager were chap miston visited with Mr. and Mrs. J. Byrnes home Friday evening. A very Mr. and Mrs. Enos D. Martin were ruined our crops and laid waste our Lorensew and uncle, F. Lorenson, interesting game of ghost hunting erones. S. Brown and family Sunday. their daughter, Mrs. Ben Fix. lovely land. That would be quite dinner guests at the E. L. Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Earl Isom of Irrigon L. L. Mossle made a business trip left last week to attend the Stock was played. All guests were taken Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Nugent and with Mr. and Mrs. George Miss Laura Dunne motored to Pen another side of the picture for the home last Wednesday evening. show In Portland, and expect to go to the Walsh home where only can visited to Pendleton Tuesday. Kendler, Sunday. Cleve Clark had the misfortuno of dleton Saturday. veterans to consider, would it not, Mr. and Mrs.. F. A. Baker and Mrs on to Seattle to visit relatives for a die light, witches, cats and pump Mr. and Mrs. Frank Clark and Ag Mrs. Roy Paulie of Centralia, Wn., kins reigned. Here the rest of the and no such lovely picnic for us, as loselng one of his team horscu on J. M. Richards were Pendleton visi short time. nes Kendler motored to Pendleton visited last week with friends in evening was spent. Those present Sunday. W. Beneflel of Walla Walla, Chas. were the Misses Rosa Rlcco, Annie Saturday evening, returning Sunday. Umatilla. tors Wednesday. Mrs. Thomas Campbell and Mrs. Mrs. Baker attended a meeting of Beneflel and daughter, Mrs. Joe Wurrster, Maxine McNabb, Blanche Mr. and Mrs. Carl Alquist of W il Miss Sarah Rix entertained sever S. H. Doan visited with Mrs. C. M. he County Library board and Mrs. Puckett and Mrs. Leola Beavert at and Esther Pike, Dorothy Mattlce der. Idaho, were visiting in Umatilla al friends of Mrs. Roy Paulie Fri Louise, Bernice and Verna Byrnes and Irrigon over the week end. Jackson on Thursday. day evening. The time was spent ttlchards was present at the P.T.A. tended the old-settlers reunion at Dorothy Lash, Lorce Caldwell, Ag Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Chapman and playing cards with a delicious lun A neighborhood party was held at conference. Lexington last week. nes Kendler; also Lyle and Devee daughter Francis motored to Pendle cheon served later. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Carson Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brace were Brown, Cecil Tipple, Albert Veig ton Saturday to visit with Mr. Chap The Grange program for Monday W. T. Bray has built a new double Linder of the west side on Hallo night was about the timely subject Hermlkton visitors Monday. Melvin Jenkins, Raymond McNabb man's parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. C. garage on his farm west of Umatilla. Paul Walsh, Francis Stephens, Ro we’en. Thirty guests were present of world peace. The humorous con Chapman. Link Huff of Arlington visited Mrs. W. C. Isom and sister, Mrs. and it will be remembered as one of tribution to the program was a de Mary Smith, were guests at a birth bert Pike, Robert Woodard. Ernest Mrs. Tom O'Donnell went to La with his cousin, A. E. McFarland Peck and Valoice Bramar. Delicious Grande over the week end to visit. Friday. the moet enjoyable events of the sea bate, Resolved that Housecleaning day party In honor of Mrs. Geo. Ken- refreshments of cider, doughnuts and son. pumpkin pie were served. Does Moro Harm than Good. F. L. dler, Sr., of Umatilla Monday. Mr. Vernoy Is 111 and will probably Francis Stephens of Maryhill vi Wooeter was the affirmative spea sited relatives and friends in Uma be taken to the Veteran«’ hospital ker while J. M. Pace spoke negative- ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ tilla Friday. In Portland for treatment. k ♦ Elmore McKenzie of Portland vi HOT LUNCHES Donald Jackson woe In Pendleton ♦ r a n CITY NEWS ♦ sited here with his family Monday on business Saturday. Mrs. W. A. McCIemens and child <• • ♦ REFRESHING DRINKS Mrs. W. A. Iflnallne returned ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ren Billy, Mary Jane, Eugene, of Pendleton are visiting with Mrs. home Friday after having spent the Mies Marie Young made a busi Clemens’ aunt, Miss Sarah Rlx. previous week with her mother, Mrs, ness trip to Echo Saturday. The Eastern Starr held Its regu SPORTING GOODS B. F. Williams. Mr. and Mrs. Burl Wattenburger lar meeting Tuesday evening. A so Mrs. 8. H. Dean was an overnight and Mrs. Busick spent Sunday even cial hour was enjoyed after regular business session. Five-hundren was SPECIAL NEW PRICES guest at the E. L. Jackson home on Ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. played. Mrs. Genevieve Hayden was Wednesday. Walt Wigglesworth. After Augnit lit. the guest of honor. The U-go I-go club met at the Rod- Ralph Neill spent Monday at the A. E. Mattlce of Wallula. Wn., Halfsoling Men’s Shoes visited with his daughter Dorothy da ranch on Thursday. This is the PHONE HERMISTON, OREGON home of his uncle, Roy Neill. From $1.50 to $1.25 Mattlce and H. C. 'Chrlssman here first all day meeting of the fail. Mrs. Miss Lila Bartholomew was hos Monday. Mr. Mattlce was on his Rubber Heels on Womens' Shoes J. M. Prindle and Mrs. W. O. Rodda tess at a dinner and slumber party way to Yakima where he will be em acted as hostesses for the day. From 5Cc to bde at her home Saturday night. The ployed In the railroad yards. evening was spent in singing, mak Last Friday R. D. Jones of the A new sweater for hunters and ing candy and popping corn. Those Curtis Publishing Co. visited the High school. Mr. Jones Better than a telephone across the street— , fishermen contains tubes filled with present were the Misses Neva and Umatilla gave a very interesting talk. The a buoyant material that will keep a Oieta Neill. Elsie Strain, Alma Neill, high school chose sides as red and a te le p h o n e rig h t in y o u r h o m e ! wearer afloat In water for several Naomi Moore, and Lila Bartholomew. green feathers. These Bides were to hours. Mr. and Mrs. John Healy and begin the contest Monday to see which side could get the moet sub children attended the dance nt Ed scriptions for any one of the Curtis win Hughes Saturday night. Publishing magazines. The contest Mr. and Mra. W. D. N eill, Mr. and closed Monday, November 3, with Mrs. Roy Neill and Alma and Bert the greens winning with >27.60. The Corbin visited nt the home of Mr. reds came close behind with >25.00. Easier, s a fe r, c h e a p e r This will help the student body get and Mra. Charley Plourd near Yoa the new concrete tennis court for transportation than driv kum. Bert Corbin w ill work for Mr. which It has been working. The lea ing your own car. Con d en of the greens were Ruth Thomp Plourd for a month. venient schedules d aily John Moore, Jr., spent Saturday son and of the reds, Ray Bray. The party will he given for the winners between a ll local points. with L. D. Vinson and attended the soon after the play. dance at Hughes Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Cklvln Horsely and THRU SERVICE EAST O. F. Barthelomew and John Mc daughter Beth who have been visit -with maximum comfort, Carty went to Pertland Friday and ing friends and relatives both In Umatilla and La Grande left Mon returned home Sunday. W hile tn day convenience and econo for their home In Cosmopolis. Portland they attended the football Wn. my. D ep e n d a b le sched Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Oerlon mo game between O. S. C. and W. 8. C. ules. Safe, easy riding, Charley Morehead and Roy Neill tored to Walla Walla Sunday to vi w e ll h e a t e d c o a c h e s . with friends and relatives. They made a husinem trip to Lexington sit returned Monday evening. Scenic advantages un Saturday. Mm. Berl Brownell and son Iver- equ aled. Mrs. Bill Smithers. -Mra. J. S. ■ea of Pasco. Wn., were visitors In Umatilla Saturday. D. R. Brownell Moore and Andrey Moore made a EXPRESS S IR V IC l bus!need trip to Stanfield Saturday. accompanied them home Saturday evening where he plans to visit for -betw een a ll points, in Mrs. Retd Busick and ehtldroa some time with his eon Earl Brown Barbara and Dona of Long Creek, al ell. s u rin g f a s t , r e l i a b l e A moet lovely surprise party was to Mrs. Shields of John Day visited transmission o f packages. at the home ot Mrs. Boatok’s parents fflrea Mm. George Kendler. Sr., Mon day afternoon at her home tn honor W h en if'» RUSH send ft Mr. and Mrs. Lon W sttonbnrgsr loot of her birthday. Many nice presents b y Stage. week end. Mr. Buslek who formerly were received aad the afternoon was owned a store la taka Day Is spent In friendly conversation. Those tar tatarwmeen ■!»•«■■ or etoi it were Mm. Tom Donnell, Mm. operating a store Is lo n g Creel McNabb, Mm. John Wurrster. Mr. and Mra. Moy Neill celled a t Mm. Max Gray heel. Mm. George HITTS the home of 'Mr T he H ome T elephone and T elegraph C ompany Readier. Jr.. Mm. Erwin Chapman Young Saturday. Of Umatilla. Mm. Isom. Mra. Smith Confectionery of S pokane df Irrigon and the honored guest. Mr. aad Mas. Business Office: Main Street Telephone 511 Mm. George Kendler. Sr. PHONE 100 mow sad daughter Lila wont of the Umatilla Christian till« 8unday ......... wnfkers motored to Banking Relations Need Never Be IM PERSONAL............... FIRST NATIONAL BANK Y our Old Shoes Made N ew Hitt’s Confectionery BOWMAN SHOESHOP DEPHKMUTYI Stage Travel LOCAL SERVICE Jfanydays are coming- Why not have a T e le p h o n e installed now? Any telephone employee will take your order Bordens Bownwn spoat Saturday water, Or«., Saturday to the Colum
