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FACE TWO THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON taut business enterprises will be outlined for the coming year. It Is the duty of every live business man of this community to be present at this most Important meeting. We need the cooperation of every mem ber of the club to work for the suc cess of our community. Let's keep the community spirit alive. It means progress, growth, development. It's the most valuable asset we can have and It will surely enable us to make a decided success of the year, 1932. THURSDAY, DECEMBER (1. 1X 1 the Christmas holidays wltb her p a-1 rents, Mr. and Mrs. II. O. Thomp son. Published every Thursday at Hermis Dorothy llareyman of Portland Is visiting ber father and brother dur ton, Umatilla County, Oregon, by ing the vacation. By H. W. KLAGES Pauline M. Stoop and Alfred Qulring, Mrs. Hazel Shuck was called to Publishers Umatilla from her home In Hillsboro because of tbe illness of her father, In this article, the three last plant one Yucca (Palm Leafed), and Entered as Second Class M a t t e l John Peterson. groups will be outlined; namely, the on eacb side of this Yucca plant December, 1906, Umatilla County, Mrs. Clinton Harvey and daugh- ! ter7'Min'n'ie'Eilcn."‘a’nd »on Gwr’ge. 1,rg# grOUP ou the Eaat B,de and Kerrla (Japmoca), three on each Oregon. of Portland, are visiting with rela- i partly in front of the house and the side, six In all. Each one should be tlves here. Mrs. Harvey was called two small ones which break up the planted three feet from the edge of Subscription Rates: here last week to the bedside of her , ront corners. One Y e a r ................... .4.................. >2.00 the lawn and should be set 4 H feet father, John Peterson, who is very 1 I,; The large group on the east side apart. The next step tn this group, Fix Mouths .................................. (1.0< Three M onths..................................... 6f Beryle Gurdane motored to Pen- answers the same purpose as the Is to plant a Horpe Chestnut 4 feet one across on the west side, and from the edge of the former group, » ♦ dleton Thursday on business. Mr. and Mrs. Lewelyn Brownell i I tends to make t„ , front yard Iook toward the foundation in the grass WE DESIRE TO THANK E ACH OF OUR FRIENDS > CHURCH ROTES « motored to Pendleton Tuesday on , , _ .. ._. . .. . . . . Happy New Year! What a bles > wider. It also breaks up the straight on the lawn. For an edging, plant • business. FOR THEIR ESTEEM AN D FAVORS OF THE LAST sed phrase! Speak it from the D. C. Brownell who haas been ! on the East »Id® along the edge, 40 Japanese Thumbergie, two feet YEAR. quite 111 at the home of his son. Lew- . and at the same time forms a screen apart clear around the front part of heart, and then strive to make every elyn. Is much better and is able to i tn front o( the shady part on the this group which is the final step. CHRISTIAN SCIEBCc CHURCHES one's New Year a happy year and T H A T THE OPENING YEAR WILL BRING A RICH ae up and around again. Lewelyn and D. C. Brownell mo East side. This la the private part Size and Kind of Plant«. tiZ^hrlstian Science" was the snb- yours will be happy indeed. HARVEST OF YOUR HOPES AND AMBITIONS IS of this plan meaning that In thia tored to Pendleton Wednesday Ject of the Lecson-Permon In The Globeheid Locust which was As you turn the corner Into the shady spot, the lawn furniture OUR CORDIAL WISH. on business. all Churches of Christ, Scientist, on new year, look back a minute over Mr. and Mrs. George Cramar of should be placed. This group la ex mentioned In former paragraphs Sunday, Dec, 27. ’endleton visited Here this week actly the same size as Its neighbor should be grafted on a black Lo the road you have been traveling The Golden Text was, "The glory •l»h friends. the past year. It seemed a long way of the Lord shall be revealed, and on the west side, twenty-four feet cust stock 18 inches high. Anyone Miss ------ Velva Bray _ who . is working _ r|y deep, and comes within 16 or 17 Interested in this group is welcome when you started out. but It hai all flesh shall see it together: for in Yakima spent Thursday and Fr 1 een traversed at last. See the line the mouth cf the Lord hath spoken .ay with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. feet of the foundation while the to come to my place and get graft It” (Isa. 40:5). ■V. T. Bray. Miss Bray returned to south or front end is Just 32 feet ing wood free. After the globehead of that road ever winding on, while faklma Saturday morning. Among tho citations which com of Hermiston twisting here and there. Do you from the front line or where the Is planted, go to the edge of this Hugh Van Sholck and aon Del- prised the Lesson Sermon was the remember that boggy place iritc hedge is to be planted. The north group and plant 8 snowberrys just Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits Over (50,000. >ert went to Portland Friday night. 18 inches in from file edge of tbe which you strayed? How you pro following from the Biblo: "I will Mrs. Elmore McKenzie and daugh end of this group Is Just 85 feet lawn and just 18 inches apart. Now pray the Father, and ho shall give F. B. Swayze, Pre«. - B. Alexander, Vice-Pre«. - A. H. Norton, Cashier mised yourself In your better mo you another Comforter, that he may ters Betty and Jean spent the week north of the front hedge. If tbe In order to get the right curve, plant ments, "I will turn over a new leaf.” abido with you for ever; Even the in Portland with Mr. McKenzie who right distances are measured off, .» employed on the Union Pacific. you will find that everything will be one on each end, first Just 12 feet Have you been true to yourself? If Spirit of Truth" (Jno. 14:19, 17). Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Van Schoick from the corner each way and have not, once more before you step out The Lenr.on-Sormon also Included and children Deloris and Delbert properly located. Into the pure New Year, renew your the following passage from the It Is a good Idea to be sure and the half way point of this row of lotored to Pendleton Thursday. Christian Science textbook, "Sci promises to your better natures. Bernice Byrnes left for Touchet plant as outlined In this group as it snowberrys come within Just 7% M. T. Matott had Christmas dinner day night. ence and Health with Key to the Mr. and Mrs. Frank Helms end Vash., Thursday to spend Christmas Is planned to balance the whole feet of the very outside corner of with the Rodda family. Don't stay, but linger near the plea vlth her grandmother, Mrs. A. W Mrs. Frank Stone and sons Albert children motored to Pendleton Sat your yard. Halfway between the sant outlooks, keep near the bitr Scriptures", by Mary Balter Eddy: landscape beautifully. Everything tyrnes. She returned to Umatilla of high ground where you breathe "Science is an cmana'lon of divine in this large group is planted for a Globehead and the circle of snow and Frank were Christmas guests at urday. Sunday night. Mind, and is atone ab!o to interpret purer air and can gee afar off Hea Cod aright. It h~s a spiritual, and Mrs. Hull of Spokane Is visiting good reason and it must be under berrys, plant a row of Blue Delphi the Cleve Clark home. Mrs. Ollie Neill and daughters, it the home of her son Harry Hull. stood that monotony Is your hardest num, with Splrea Thumbergi being Mrs. Zella Horner and daughter ven’s high hills of blue, make the cot a material origin. It Is a di Neva and Lenna, were In Hermiston The annual Christmas program planted on each side of the Delphi- of Corvallis who are up for Christ motive pure work for the object. vine utteranro, — the Comforter which was presented by the school battle to win 'in landscape garden num. Delphinum is then planted on mas visiting Mrs. Horner's parents, nnd Echo Saturday. Be diligent in seeking the better which leedeth into ell truth” (p. tnd Sunday school combined was vo ing. Every time you plant a tree or The Pine City plays given Friday ways and in twelve more short 127). ihrub, have a specific reason for do- each side of the Splreas and a circle Mr. and Mrs. Martin, also visited ted a complete success. Thursday evening the members of ng so and you will see how mono of these is made as you did with the 'over the week end with with Mrs. night at the auditorium were well months, take another retrospective he Junior and Senior Christian En- tony Is washed out and charm and snowberrys. After the Globehead Horner’s sister, Mrs. Bert Quick. attended in spite of tbe bad roads. BAPTIST-CHRISTIAN CHURCH glance and see how much pleased ieavor met at the church and went develops to a certain size, the Splrea Mr. and Mrs. W ill Krayger and Eats were served after the program you will be with yourself, how much Wallace E. Jones, Pastor iround town singing Christmas car beauty added. more of goodness and genuine worth The first thing to plant in this Thumbergi can be removed and daughters Genevieve and Katrina, and candy was sold between plays. ds which were led by Louise Byrnes. 10:20 A. M., Communion. this will seem to possess. We can group is one Lombardy Poplar Just planted where tbe two outside Del- had Christmas dinner with Mr. and Proceeds amounted to (39.40. A 3- Dale Spinning of Portland is 10:30 A. M„ Pong Service. wish no hotter thing for all our rea spending the Christmas holidays at 7 feet in from the east line on a cen phinums were planted as by this Mrs. Clyde Ebert of the Columbia act play is to be presented in the 10:55 A, M„ Sermon, "The Sec the home of his grandparents, Mr. near future. ders than that they begin the new ond Mile." ter line east and west. Twelve feet time the Delphlnums have out-grown district. and Mrs. Duncan their desired effects and the Globe year animated by a firm resolve to Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hesser bad 11:2o A. M., Teaching Service. The closing of school Wednesday in each side of this Lombardy Pop head would be crowding your Spl turn all its experience into profit Christmas dinner with Mr. and Mrs. made possible for the school teach lar and seven feet in from the east 6:30 P. M., Christian Endeavor. reas. After this change has been for themselves, mentally, morally 7:30 P. M. Churcll Service. Sub ers to go to their respective homes line, plant 2 Globehead Locusts six made, you will find that the Globe W. A. Hineline. for Christmas. Miss Ina Gilbert will feet, six inches high. When that is socially and materially, and then to ject, "Seeing Jesus.” Mrs. M. C. Fehler of Missoula, spend the holidays at Hermiston; lone you will find that two spaces head will then come just the right faithfully carry out the resolution. Montana Is visiting with her bro Miss Dyer at Hermiston with her distance from your Snowberry edg thers, C. M. and E. L, Jackson, parents; Miss Pope left for her home are left, one on each side of each Mrs. C. M. Jackson and sons Bil Next Tuesday noon will mark the > ♦ in Corvallis; Mr. Yager will remain Globehead Locust. In the center of ing. The same can be done with the two rear corners by moving the P. lie and Bobby were shopping in Pen in Umatilla; Miss Corrcgan went to first meeting of tho Hermiston Com > UMATILLA NEWS ITEMS < Portland: Miss Ricco left for Prai hese spaces make a triangle with G.’s. four foot sldee and plant In each mercial Club in the New Year. New ♦ dleton on Saturday. * rie City; W. H. Bloom will spend the point This completes the group but you one Hydrangea P.G. which officers will be elected and Impor- Mr. and Mrs. C. E Harris and son holidays in Spokane; Miss Rtx will Beth Cooney, who is attending visit In Portland and Centralia and world of course make three In each will probably want to plant some spent Christmas day with Mr. and school In Baker, Is spending the va Mr. Van Scholack will remain in roup, making a total of six in all. perenials in the spaces in the lawn. Mrs. George Wagner of Hermiston. cation with her parents, Mr. and Umatilla during the vacation. t Is a good idea to plant them so Between the corner groups and the Roy Kendler of Nlssa, Idaho, spen! Mrs. J, Coonoy. Mr. and Mrs. Bowmnn and daugh the holidays nt tbe home of his par -ou have two In a straight row along two large groups arc Ideal locations ♦ be edge of the lawn toward the for your favorite flowers, but DON’T <• ter. Margaret, have again returned ents, Mr. and Mrs. George Kendler ( ladys Thompson who Is employed to make their home in Umatilla af !o’ ehead Locusts, as you would dig a space or strip more than two * PINE CITY NEWS ♦ $1000.00 in cash prizes and one thou ter about a years absence. They had In Beattie spent the holidays at the tot want one In front and two back feet wide or you will cause your ❖ ♦ NOW AVAILABLE 7 AILA AT THE sand other prizes are offered for ex recently moved to Portland from home of her pnrents, Mr. and Mrs. if It as the widest space should ba lawn to look narrow and monotony amples of skill w ith a jackknife. Entries fl. O. Thompson. Hot L-ke, Oregon. Miss Margaret Howard spent Sat may be any kind of model, figure or text to your lawn. Fifteen feet will develop. Red and pink are the Sir and Mrs. William Logan will (ladyg Fromda'h h"e returjieC special carving, requiring skill and in pend the Christmas holidays in freight in from the East line, half- best colors and yellow also stands urday at the J. S. Moore home. Portland, Oregon. genuity, made entirely o f wood, and frr'tn a abort visit to ' o (land Lvcrett, Idaho. Charley Morehead and Roy Neill at the het.d of the list for these lo vay between each Globehead and w ith no other tools than a jackknife. CLASS "A” j A t r (REPROOF Mvry - ano ' haw or "ortiand ta Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Conlon and made a business trip to Heppner- visiting with licr (• thcr here during daughter Mildred motored to Pen- 'xtmbardy Poplar, plant two Presi- cations. Watch the next issue of the Her Monday. lent Grevy Lilacs grafted or budded. ho Christmas holidays. die on Monday. Dorothy Lash left for Seattle Mr. and Mrs. Burl Wattenburger Sir. and Mrs. Tom Tuckar and son Eighteen feet in from the East line, ald In which the growth of t. beau »here she will visit with her mother Joe spent tho holidays with Sir. nidn-ay between the two lilacs, tiful hedge, the making and proper and children were business visitors Fearih Prtn.............. .......... »0 Mrs. A1 Kennedy and stater, Berna- Tucker's parents. Mr. and Sirs. Joe Flftli Priie................. In Heppner Saturday. care of a healthy and velvety lawn dart one clump of ornamental grass llne. Tucker In Portland. A n d alto there are twenty-five $10 prizes and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Abbot left Sun and the location of walks w ill be ,'ames Stephens has gone to Port fifty o f $5.00 each. In addition, 1000 roecial Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Chapman and (Rcvana) and In front of thia grass, jackknive« w ill be distributed to all winners of land to visit with relatives and daughter Franris spent Christmas three feet from the edge of the lawn the topics Mr. Klages will discuss, day for Pilot Rock where they will cash awards and to those receiving honorable friends during the holidays. day with Sir. Chapman’s parents In mention. In case o f ties duplicate prizes w ill be spend a few days. They w ill return ' ~ Dole Caldwell has returned to Pendleton. hipping association for Baker coun- school. to the Boylen ranch after the holi chool after several weeks absence Ralph Joder of The Dalles spent y is being promoted by granges of A ll rules and details o f this contest are in the Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Deeter went to days. aimed ftotn sickness. issue o f Popular Mechanics Magazine now on sale. the Christmas holidays with his ‘he county, reports P. T. Fortner, Dayton for Christmas. Buy a copy at any newsstand or consult one at Mrs. Emma Butler and daughter. wife, Mrs. Joder. of this city. Mr. and M>*s. W. D. N eill and your library. You do not have to be a regular county agent. The move for such an Ralph Richard and family spent Ralph and Bernice made a business Fern, sold the Black nnd Orange Jack Cherry Is spending the va Washington nt 12th Street Cafe sad have gone to California cation at his home in this city. organization was proposed by the Christmas In Portland. trip to Hermiston and Echo Satur where they will moke their home. POPULAR MECHANICS Janice and Vance Matott are at day. Mrs. Montin end daughter of Se McEwan grange and was approved ALSO ROOMS WITHOUT BATH Forma McIntyre of Portlund Is attle have moved to this city where at a recent meeting of the county La Grande with their grandparents. GOOD GARAGE NEARBY visiting her father, Alex McIntyre they will make their home. Tom Boylen spent Thursday, Fri M A G A ZIN E pomona grange. Committees have Mr. and Mrs. O. K. Mudge went to day and Saturday on the creek. He here during the Christmas holidays. — For Permanent Guests — CHICAGO. ILL Edward Chapman of Slesner visi Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Fromdslh and ted fricndR in Umatilla Saturday. been appointed In each of . the sub Spokane to visit with Mrs. Murige's attended the playa at Pine City Fri Wo Have Rooms As Low As daughter Lois returned to their home A. Tillson spent Christmas day In ordinate granges to work with Mr. mother, Mrs. Humbolt. They return $6.00 week, $20.00 mo. n V olf Point, Montana, aiior visit Portland with relatives. Fortner in ascertaining the feasibi ed the last of the week. ing at the L. Fromdalh home here Dorothy Mattice attended the an lity of such an association and per Mrs. M. T. Matott substituted fot 0. P. HOLLENBECK, Mgr. lor several weeks. nual Christmas party given by the fecting Its organization If found de Mr. Mudge during his absence but FOR YEARS WE HAVE BEEN EXTENDING Agnes Thompson who Is attending Hermiston High school Saturday. went .to LnGrande unday mornlnr Mr. and Mrs. Burley and daugh sirable. school in foattle Is home to spend OUR SINCERE BEST WISHES FOR A ter Earlena of Portland are visiting CORVALLIS— More than 9170 for her vacation. at the John Burley home. Oregon farmers distributed 110,000 Miss Nora McDaid was home Iron Mr. and Mrs. George Cramar of Pendleton spent the holidays with pounds of squirrel poison on their Alpine but left Monday for Portland TO EVERYONE. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Clark. They re farms during 1931, according to re where she will attend the Orego turned home Sunday accompanied ports received at the central exten State Teachers convention. by Mr. and Mrs. Clark. We fervently do so again. sion office here from county agents Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Albright had Irene Fromdalh Is spending a few of the state. The saving in crop da for Christmas gues's, Mr. and Mrs days of this week with Lota Jackson mage effected by thia poisoning cam Ned Unger, Dorothy and Dan Rue In Portland. June Butson who is a pupil at the paign is estimated at 1115,000. Wal sell of Pendleton, and Mr. and Mrs State Deaf school In Salem is visit lowa county was the heaviest user Oug Cronk. ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John In eastern Oregon with 2 5 . ( 0 lbs. Christian Reitz and Mr. and Mr« bi ts, n. Mrs. Walter Caldwell and sons, Lane county topped the list in west left Sunday night to spend the week ern Oregon with 700 pounds, fol with Mr Caldwell In The Dalles. lowed by Yamhill with 5150 pounds. Mrs. Harriet Ford who Is teach This material is mixed by county ing school tn Beaverton, Ore., la spending her vacation v lth her mo agents and distributed to the farmers at cost. ther. Mrs. Blakely. Mr. and Mrs. Tete McNabb and LAKEVIEW— Everett Reid of the family were dinner gues's of John New Pine Creek district has obtained Wurster and family < hrbtmas day. plaus and blueprints from Victor m a h o f U tti" , Miss Myrta Barnwell of Minnea polis, Minn., Is Vis.tiug her sister. John on, county agent, for the con- Mrs. Blakely. strnctlcn of a 400-hen laying house Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bly and child of the insulated type recommended ren spent t? e ( h r ta tn ir ( holidays for east of the Cascades and now V A LU I o» LOW COSTI at Wlnoao. Washington. Mr. and Mrs. I arl Brownell of said to be coming into favor on the Guaranteed Tire Repairing Pasco vlalted with Mr. Brownells coast. Mr. Reid plans to build this father here Sunday. On your wheel winter to take advantage of the low $4.98 5.00-19 $6.95 V ednesday afternoon each grade price of lumber. (29x4.40) (29x5.00) Lifetime Guaranteed In s bool and also the high school hsd their < hrlstmai rartles. 4.50-20 $5.60 5.25-19 $8.15 (29x4.50) (29x5.25) ♦ Qtlfr ^rrmioiiin fyralh Landscaping Sim plified Now, at the Turn of the Year, FIRST NATIONAL BANK W H IT T L E Rocm & Bath so FO R A PR IZ E $1 Washington Hotel HAPPY NEW YEAR m illions more people H IT T ’S Our Coal Supply as It Was in the Making « buuonlu I I Tu« QUALITY tire u iih ia the Reach of ALL •CLAMAI' TODAY'S K W COODTtA**« ROHRMAN 4.75-10 :S«x4.-’) $5 8) 6.0C-2O (32x8.00) $11.50 Äiw an me, haying Goodyear Ikhse ------ — M in n a •< a u Tms • a all mien * • «erro«*. MOTOR CO. Authorized Ford Sales und Service Phone 571 Hermiston, Oregon WITH FARMERS AROUND THE STATE 5 5 ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a MINNEHAHA MEWS MOTES ♦ ♦ TOLEDO— A definite program of Those home for the Christ: dairy Improvement was adopted by ' vacation are Lola Jackson from Port the executive committee of the aew- ' land; Mrs. W. H. Heeser from ly organized Lincoln County Dairy- i Sprlngwater. nar ■ktacada; Vlrgta- men> association at a recent meet- | In nnd Grace Rodda free« Monmouth; ln<| here. Among the projects desig- and Mr. nnd Mra. Fred Klagee from tin ted to receive snectal emphasis South Dakota. for during the comlnn year are stabili- Grace Jackson zation of butterfat prices, the defeat i Christ mas but baa returned to her of the oleo-margerlne referendum. ! work at Pendleton. and Inereased dairy ealf elu b work. I Marie Quick la home from Omn- BAKER—A cooperative livestock gpr. Wash, where «he to httegilM u2{.M”’,n L, 'On lre” fOW*t “ “ ” b*,,*T*d *• hSï* aPP**"d «o™« 250.000.000 years ago. This targe new reWWnKU4 U Tlew r,eW Moa*” - «X H'«OW A
