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PACF TOUR THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON ton li substituting for him. Ted West, former employee of the Hermiston Creamery, now working ¡for West and Warner in Grangeville, Idaho, is in Hermiston for the Christ | mas holidays. He urrived last Thurs- i day and is putting in a little extra , time at the Umatilla Cooperative Creamer, during his stay. Mrs. Frank Stone entertained a few members of the American Legion Auxiliary last Thursday night at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Prann. Four tables of bridge were in play during the evening. Those winning prises were Mrs. H. E. Phesely, Mrs. J. M. Biggs, and Mrs. Pete Castric. Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Kingsley have moved into the Antone Soneeon house for the present. Their home was destroyed by fire two weeks ago and Is now under reconstruction. Jewell Smith who has been work ing at Pilot Rock, is home and will spend the Christmas vacation visit ing his parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Smith. Mr. and 'Mrs. E. M. Hauser ol Klamath Falls, Oregon, passed I Local Happenings Gaylord Madison of Echo was a Hermiston visitor Monday. Mrs. Walter Hamm is seriously ill at her home. Sidney Archer of Stanfield was a business visitor in.(Hermistw? Mon day. Chaa. Dillon of Boardman was looking after business in Hermiston Monday. a J. M. Biggs Returned Friday morning from a business trip to Port land. Miss Mary Petri will leave Wed nesday evening to spend the holidays with Mrs. Chas. Stores In Portland. Mrs. Chas. Isaac of Pilot Rock spent last week end visiting her pa rents, Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Oyer. W. W. Felthouse left Sunday for Portland where he spent a few days daughter’s Illness. She left Friday. Jewell Smith is spending his Christmas vacation with his parents. Ethel McCray has been confined to her home for a few days from ill-’ ness. Her condition Is reported to be no better. One of Mr. and Mrs. Valentine’s infant babies, who has been serious ly ill In the hospital is reported to be recovering. A Christmas program was given i t the Columbia school Wednesday. It consisted of plays and songs, pre sented by each room. The program started at l:« 0 P. M. Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Shockey are the parents of a baby girl born Sun day evening. Mr. and Mrs. Crawford who have been living at the H. Stillings home have moved to the George Tuttle ranch above Cold Springs. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ray are now staying with Mr. Stillings. Walther Ott. a student at the Ore- ton State college is spending the ^hrlstnnag vacation with his par ents. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ott. DEBATE TEAM SELECTED TH E BEST IN TALKING PICTURES Hermiston, Oregon Fred Barker, manager of the lo cal Swift Cream Station and Mr. Rankin, made a business trip to Shows Now Start at 7:15 P. M. Portland over the week end. They returned to Hermiston Tuesday • PROGRAM morning. FRIDAY - SATURDAY The Ladies Aid of the ¿(ethodlst CHRISTIAN WORKERS ORGANIZE church will present a 3-act play, "A DECEMBER 25-26 Family A ffa ir” at the Oasis theatre, COUNCIL AT PENDLETON. .4 ,COLUMBIA Wednesday, December 30, at 8:00 P. ;«5 u b ___ V ìrtu rt M. Admission 16c and 35c. Adv. Milton-Freewater, Dec. 22 (Spe Gerald White returned last Thurs cial)— A group of five ministers and day from a week's vacation from his laymen representing the Milton- duties at the Hermiston Light & Freewater churches motored to Pen Power company office, after visit dleton Monday for organization In ing with his sister, Mrs. L. S. Gil- Umatilla county. The following of- breathe, In Dayton, Washington. i fleers were elected: Rev. D. E. Antone Soneson left Saturday for Nourse, Freewater, president; vice- Olympia, Wn., where he w ill ppond president, the Rev. Frank L. We- planes. Magnificent ,scenic ef six weeks visiting his daughter, Mrs. mett, Pendleton; sec.-treas., the Rev. fects of mountain, plain nnd Arl- White. Mr. and Mrs. B. 8. Kings Guy Drill, Pendleton: publicity, the ; zona moonlight. Barracks and the ley are occupying his house during Rev, N. F. Cole, Freewater; and the beautiful Spanish style home of his absence Rev. C. P. McConnell, Milton. The Col. Bonhahi. Mr.s Sophia Kopacz left St. An organization w ill be known as the FOOTBALL! The Army-Navy thony hospital in Pendleton last Christian Workers Council and re- j Thursday, where she underwent a gular meetings will be held. Mass game. The score tied. The famous Army fullback. Bob Denton, out major operation, December 1st. She meetings, distributions of pamph of the game because of a strained will convalesce at the home of her lets and exchange of pulpits w ill be daughter, Mrs. W. E. 0. Criger of part of the plan of procedure. shoulder— but going in) at the Pendleton. last minute and kicking a gout Chet Rhodes from Oak Harbor, 1 that wins for the Army. This role Washington, who wps on his way to H played by John Wayne, who played football at the University ' Pendleton and La Grande to spend COLUMBIA NEWS NOTES the Christmas holidays, spent Tues- * of Southern California. day night at the home of Thomas ' Mickey Mouse Cartoon and Fraser. Mr. Rhodes graduated from Slim Summerville Comedy. the He-mlston high school in 1925. 1 Miss Emogeuo Paul returned from Portland Tuesday morning after 3 SUNDAY - MONDAY spending a few days there. Mr. and DECEMBER 27-28 Mrs, Ben Spencer went to Portland f M ATINEE 2:30 S lf\D A Y with her last Thursday night end J returned to their home in Umatilla ’ Friday. WOMEN! You’ll lore this gay, modem ro mantic comedy-drama. W ith the finest In feminine fashions worn by screen's best dressed women, Key Francle an<J j^llyan Tashman •Beautiful girls in swanky gowns - playing with Love fpr the fun of It until one of them really falls for one of her millionaire victims. Then— See thle bright, true-to-llfe love drama. l-i-í ♦ i-Ví.A M -i-i-i-, . . . . . ¿ ....i.i.jf.i , Fox News and Comedy "Cheaper tO'Rcat*’ Mlee Marjorie Clayton who le a t student at 0, S. C. arrived In Her miston Saturday and w ill assist in the Hermiston Drug store until huredey when she and her sister, Myrnie, w ill go to Enterprise to spend Christmas with their mother. Edmond Brigge, who has been operating machines in the Union theatre at Union, Oregon, arrived in Hermiston Sunday night end w ill re main for the holidays. Ronald Begg, manager of the Union theatre has announced that he w ill close until the first of February. Mrs. J. Logan, cook at the Hun ter’s Cafe, was 111 two days this week but Is back on the Job at present. Joe Reeves, rural mall carrier, was 111 at his home several days this week and was not able to return to work until Tuesday. Jack Templc- JACK SAYS:- We wish you a Merr] Christmas and a Happj and Prosperous New Year ?K0M MANY APPLICANTS (Froni th» Bulldog) In the debate tryouts held Friday lecember 11. Margaret Fclthnuse Mary Ward. Jannie Shockey and Hoyd McMullen wero selected from even contestants to represent the termistön high school forensic ac- Ivltles. Jannie Shockey and Floyd ■tcMullen were on thp debate team ast year and hive some experience n this line of work. Mr. Harger will coach this team. The question for delate is: Re- olved that the several states should meet legislation providing compul sory unemployment insurance. Floyd McMullen and Mary Ward vlll uphold the affirmative while Margaret Felthouse and Jannie 'hockey w ill uphold the negative. The regular debates will be held he latter part of January. The judges for the debate tryouts were Miss Elliott, Miss Brierley, and Superintendent McAtee. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1MJ SUPERINTENDENT MCATEE DELEGATE TO TEACHER'S MEET (From the Bulldog) A state teachers meet w ill be held in Portland, Oregon, December 28. 29, and 30. At the teacher’s insti tute held In Pendleton this fall, Mr. McAtee was chosen from Umatilla county to attend this meeting rep resenting the Principal and Super intendent group. Problems affect ing schools in the whole state w ill probably be discussed. Of the top ics to be discussed, finance w ill probably be one of the most im portant because of the difficulties encountered this year. ♦ ♦ STANFIELD NEWS ITEMS ♦ The Ladles Aid w ill hold Its an nual Mothers and Daughters party in the church parlors on Tuesday, December 29. If you haven't a daughter you may borrow one for the occasion. All are welcome. Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Chapin are guests for a week at the J. M. Richards home. Mrs. S. R. Cooper entertained in formally at her home compliment ing Miss Jennie Albon on her eighty - second birthday. Many friends called to bring greetings to Miss Albon, who, friends declare, appeared younger than usual. The grade school Christmas pro gram given Wednesday afternoon, was well attended. During the Grange lecture hour Monday evening the legislative to pic discussed was. “Should oleo be taxed?” Several members participa ted in this discussion. An interest ing feature of the evening was a "Newspaper N ite’’ celebration. Miss Pauline Stoop of the Hermiston Her ald who had charge of this part of the program was unable to attend the meeting. P. A. Power drew the lucky number which entitled him to a year’s subscription to the Hermls- I ton Herald. Those present enjoyed I the debate, "Resolved that the News paper is of more Benefit to the Wo- I man in the Home than to the Man." I The affirmative side was very ably I taken by the Misses Mildred Pere- I At Christmas time there comes to each of us an appreciation of the value of FRIENDSHIP AND MEMORY which is more precious than gold In the spirit of the HOLIDAY SEASON - we extend to you our cordial greetings and wish for you a full measure of health, happiness and prosperity throughout the YEAR 1932 Oregon H ard w are & Implement Co. gin and Mary Stewart. In the ab sentee of Roy Penney, assistant County Agent Best spoke for the men. Score* of uses for the news paper were enumerated. Following the debate, the members were divi ded into three groups for the pur pose of making paper costumes. The Bridge club held their Christ mas luncheon at the home of Mrs. Florence B. Connor. The rooms were colorful with Yuletide decorations In the afternoon play, high score was won by Mrs. Sloan. NOTICE! Beginning on January 1, 1932, we will pay 3 per cent on deposits in savings accounts. This is necessary on account of the low rates of interest we are compelled to accept on our reserves. This is the same rate as now being paid by other banks throughout the state. The First National Bank We wish you Merry Christmas, Of happiness a load; No sorrows through the New Year, Just joy along the road! OF HERMISTON. HU Hermiston Beauty Shoppe TUM-A-LUM TICKLER Published in the interests of the people of Hermiston and vicinity bj Tum-A-Lum Lamber Co. — Phene 331. Vo1- 31 Hermiston, Or., Thursday, December 24, 1931 No, 4' IIThe Happiest Days of All the Year-| Probably very few of us ever come to the Holiday Season and the end of another twelve months, fully satisfied with what we ha ve accomplished. In spite of disappointments and IT’S SMART TO— difficulties, however, we ali have so much to be thankful fo r that it Is quite easy to be really happy at this, the gladdest time of all the year. BUY GOOD SHOES and then With that thought In mind and with sincere gratitude for At this finest season of the year We thing of the finest people too; So that is why this greeting is here With its special wish for you. May happiness always with you linger And trouble fade quickly away; For we must remember the snows of December Are fallowed by the flowers of May. Red & W h ite Store Joe Norton, Owner. R E P A IR E D BOWMAN SHOE SHOP We Wish You A MERRY CHRISTMAS and a Happy and Prosperous NEW YEAR. Hermiston Market and the Tumblad Family. We’re peppy fellows, Mister! Listen here. If you’ve trouble with your car, Bring it here. We use the best materials At our garage; And besides our honest work We make a moderate charge. A MERRY CHRISTMAS DINNER We hope you’ll have a drumstick that is eatable, Potatoes mashed, and gravy of the best, A slab of mince or pumpkin pie unbeat able, And—it doesn’t matter much about about the rest! Phone R a h m a n ] M otor Co. 241 M ac M arr STORES
