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PAGE TW O Œljf THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON rin ta tun fy ra là THURSDAY, JANUARY T, 1932 T " they were at home with their fami lies! The Rev. James It. Co» who is leading the 12000 men "to prove It is not a gesture of radicalism" might well appeal to the God whom he supposedly serves and bring these men back to a faith in both God and man. The present economical condition Is not only centered in the United Hates but is world-wide. If faith ?ver needed to be strengthened, it is now. ther and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Thompson. Published every Thursday at Hermis ♦ PINE CITY NEWS ♦ MINNEHAHA NEWS NOTES Irene Fromdalh has returned from ton, Umatilla County, Oregon, by ♦ < * ❖ a short visit with her friend, Louise Pauline M. Stoop and Airred Qulring, Jackson in Portland. Publishers. James O'Brien who has been vi A surprise party was g iv en , in Ray Kendler has returned to siting his parents. Mr. and Mrs. T. , honor of Merle Quick on Saturday Nissa, Idaho, after spending the Eutered as Second Class Matter J. O'Brien, returned to Salem Sun evening. A group of young people holidays with his parents, Mr. and December, 1906, Umatilla County, day, where he will attend school. were invited to the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Kendler, Sr. Oregon. Roy Jarmon of Portland spent Mrs. Bert Quick at the power plant, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Yeager are New Year's day with his parents, j After a pleasant evening spent in the parents of a baby boy born New Subscription Rates: Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Jarmon. . games and contests, refreshments Years day at the Pendleton hospital. One Year .................. W. D. Nelli and son Harold visit were served. Merle left early Sunday This U the closing week of the TWENTY-FIFTH YEAR of our Mrs. James Byrnes and daughter, Six Mouths ...................... ed Mr. and Mrs. Charley Plourd I from Umatilla to return to Granger, Verna, and Joan and Paul Walsh, banking service in this community. Three Months .............. Sunday. Bernice Neill who has been , Wash., where she is attending motored to Wallula Sunday. Verna visiting there returned home with school. and Joe Byrnes and Paul Walsh re As we close this quarter century period of participation in the Loyalty! CHURCH NOTES ♦ them. Mr». W. H. Hesser and Lois Jack- turned to Umatilla Sunday evening, buildihg of this community, where there was non before, we wish ♦ School opened Monday after a son left on the nine o’clock stage but Mrs. Byrnes remained util Mon The Hermiston Commercial Club, to extend to our patrons our sincere thanks for their co-operation week and half vacation. 'Sunday for Portland. Mrs. Hesser day morning, when she went on to | with us and their contribution to our success. may she always be right, but right Miss Shirley Jarmon and Roy Jar will go on to Sprfugwater where she Walla Walla. She returned to Uma or wrong, the Hermiston Commer C.'RISTIAB SCIENCE CHURCHES man left Sunday to resume their is teaching. cial club! tilla Tuesday. We are glad to have had this opportunity of contributing our ef ttZ^od” was the subject of the work. Miss Jarmon Is a teacher at : Virginia Rodda left for Corvallis Even if there were cooperation in Gale Spinning returned to his forts to the growth and upbuild ing of this community and it is Lesson • Sermon In a l l Laurel. Roy Jarmon is employed at ' and Grace Rodda for Monmouth this club, could this slogan be lived home In Portland after visiting our sincere wish that we may co utinue to work with you through Churches of Christ, Scientist, ou Portland. I Sunday. up to? .Members can be loyal to an with friends and relatives 'in Uma the years to come. Sunday, Jan. 3. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Morehead and , Mr. and Mrs. Jim Gilliland and tilla and Pilot Rock. organlzanbn over rocky roads but The Goiden Text was, “Ye shall children were business visitors in sons. Richard and Strickland of Port Mrs. Walter Caldwell and sons, where friction enters, there is an ir know that I am in the midst of Heppner Saturday. land visited at the Thom ranch on Wayne, Vaughnan, and Gale, re rltatlon. Israel, and that 1 am the L;rd your Parties were the main diversion Monday and Tuesday. God, and none else: and my people turned from a visit with Mr. Cald of the vacation. A surprise party Georgia Thom visited friends in well in The DalleB. shall never be ashamed” (Joel Faith! was given Mr. and Mrs. Lon Watten- Pendleton Christmas week. 2:27). William Shepherd received word When we read the press notices of Hermiston burger and Earle, Tuesday evening. Among the citations which com Ralph Richard and daughters. late Thursday evening of the death from Huntingdon, Pa., telling of prised the Lesson-Sermon was the The Misses Neva and Oleta Neill Neva and June returned Sunday of is brother Joe Shepherd of Dal Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits Over 850,000. 12000 men following a priest to the following from the Bible: “Hear were hostesses to a sleighing party from Portland where they had been las, Oregon. Mr. Shepherd left Im capital to plead for financial aid, O Israel: The Lord our God is one F. B. Swayze, Pres. - R. Alexander, Vice-Pres. - A. H. Norton, Cashier and also a watch party Thursday for the holidays. Mrs. Richards and mediately for Dallas. our first thought is that such radi Lord" (Deut, 6:4). evening. A party was given by Al Ralph, Jr., remained in the valley Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Logan motored The Lesson-Sermon also Included cal action can never gain any defi ma Neill at her home Saturday even for a longer visit. to Portland last week. the following passages from the nite end. Then again, if we put ing. Irene Attebury returned to school Christian Science textbook, “Sci Ralph Joder has returned to The ourselves in (he position of these Mrs. Ollie Neill and daughters, Monday after having been absent Dalles after spending the holidays ence and Health with Key to Iho men who are willing to work to sup FOOTBALL SPORTS LEADER been proved by the number of mo Neva, Oleta and Leifna, Mr. and for the past month. Scrlpiures", by Mary Baker Eddy: here with Mrs. Joder. port their families, and are unable to tion pictures that have featured it. "All substcnco, Intelligence, wis Mrs. Burl Wattenburger and child Mrs. M. T. Matott and Janice and DECIARES GRIDIRON SCRIBE. Mary Jane Shaw returned to her earn enough to shield their loved dom, being. Immortality, cause, and ren, Junior and Lucille, Mrs.- Roy Vance returned to Hinkle Sunday home in Portland after visiting sev Many of the industry’s most impor ones from dire want, we realize that effect belong to Cod . . . No wis: Neill and Alina were Sunday dinner after a visit in La Grande. Football, which has progressed tant stars have enacted football eral days with her father Earl Shaw. We are looking from the standpoint dom Is w io but His wisdom; no guests at the A. E. Wattenburger Mrs M. C. Lehner left for Montana Gladys Fromdalh spent the week from its crude pugilistic form in the roles, among them, Harold Lloyd, of one who is not in need of imme truth is true, no love is lovely, no home. 90’s to a sport discussed with equal Friday after having visited with her end with friends In. Portland. Pie Is Life but the divine; no good diate assistance, either materially or Richard Barthelmess, Richard Dix, Mrs. Truman Scther and daugh brothers, E. L. and C. M. Jackson. Emma McIntyre has returned to enthusiasm at society teas and brick is, but the good God bestows" spiritually. In their places, would William Haines, Joe E. Brown, Bus ter Phoebe, who have been visiting layers’ balls today, has supplanted C. M. Jackson is'installing an In (p.275). her home in Portland after visiting we stop to reason such matters out Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Bartholomew sulated egg-room in his basement. her father here during the holidays baseball as this country's natioal ter Keaton and Douglas Fairbanks. If we were urged on by one man, or 'or several days returned to her sport. H. H. Christiansen and family METHODIST CHURCH a group of men, to march on what Miss Josephine Connell has been home in Eugene Saturday. left Tuesday by truck for Brownville This was brought out by research seems the center of all the trouble, visiting her sister Mrs. Earl Bensel Oscar W. Payne, Pastor. Oregon where they have traded for In Hermiston this week. workers obtaining data for Para and demand immediate cash remit The regular Sunday school service (Too late for last week.) a farm. mount’s “Touchdown.”, the Francis tances from that apparently inex- Sunday morning at 10:00 o’clock, t Mrs. Elmore McKenzie was the Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Wattenburger Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Franklin have Wallace story featuring Richard haustahle mint that doles out silver class for everyone. You are cordially >f Echo and daughter Ina. who has hostess of a lovely “ 500” party in teen teaching school in California moved from the McGinly place to honor of her sister, Mrs. Harriet Arlen, Peggy Shannon, Jack Oakie and gold to millions, the United Invited. and Charles Starrett at the Oasis vere Saturday visitors at the A. E. the place recently owned by W. L. NOW AVAILABLE AT THE States treasury? Ford, and her aunt, Miss Myrta In the evening we will have as Wattenburger home. Swan. theatre, Friday and Saturday. These 12,000 men huddled about a Bargwell, last Tuesday, Miss Elsie Strain is working for Mrs. D. M. Deeter returned home According to Francis Wallace, hundred campfires during their all- our guest, for the speaker of the Mrs. W. D. Neill during vacation. June Butson has returned to the football is coming to pictures for the evening, the Reverend Miller, pastor Thursday from Dayton, Washington. Portland, Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. Emery Cox and night stop in Huntingdon, Pa., school for the deaf in Salem after first time with a Serious story back CLASS "A" HiEPROOF would deprive themselves of the of the Presbyterian church of Uma laughter, Betty Bernice, of Black- spending the holidays with her par ground. spent Friday and Saturday at meager comforts offered by char tilla. You will want to make it a lorse he H. E. Young home. * ♦ ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Butson. The day of the comic football itable institutions to attempt this point to hear Brother Miller. Your Mrs. Truman Sether and daughter ■» Jack Cherry has returned to his picture with the fat waterboy is oiyn pastor will speuk from the UMATILLA NEWS ITEMS * weary, fruitless trek to the capital ’hoebe are spending Christmas va- ation at the home of her parents, ♦ ♦ work in Walla Walla after spending past,” says the author. “Today, city at Washington, D. C. Here It Bnptlst-Chrlstlan church pulpit. the holidays here with Mrs. Cherry. fans take their football seriously. Mr. and Mrs. Charley Bartholomew. ❖ •>->« was necessary for these men to send BAPTIST-CHRISTIAN CHURCH Gale Spenning spent several days Mrs. Sether was formerly Miss Mary Mr. aud Mrs. George Cramar of They want It that way on the screen. out an appeal for food. What can be Bartholomew. of last week visiting friends and Pendleton spent the week end in Touchdown!’ deals with the foot W. E. .’ones, Pastor. the thoughts In their minds? What The Pine City grade school assis- relatives in Pilot Rock. Umatilla with Mr. and Mrs. Frank ball scene as It really Is, in 1931.” 10:20 A. M., Communion service ‘ed by the school band gave a Christ- can be their aim? Surely there Is James Stephens has returned from Clark. nas program of playR, recitations Although baseball still has great 10:3o A. M., Song service. nothing more in view than when tnd songs was given and immediate- i a short visit with relatives in Port appeal, facts show that a football 10:55 A. M., Sermon subject Gene Tonis celebrated his four 'y following the program, sacks of land. 'Saving Yourself." teenth birthday Wednesday, Decem game of average importance will andy and nuts were given to all Mr. and Mrs. William Logan have ber 30th. Several of his friends were turn away an overflow of thousands 6:30 P. M., Christian Endeavor. iresent. Most of the parents of the V. asliinj.ton at i- iu . ,. ommunlty attended and were very returned from Everett, Idaho, where Invited in Wednesday evening for of fans from a bowl holding 85.000 7:30 P. M., Preaching service ALSO ROOMS WITHOUT BATH they went to spend the holidays. uitch pleasMd with the children’s luncheon. The guests were: Erma persons. The annual Notre Darn'e- The sermon will bo delivered by Rev ’ terformance. GOOD GARAGE NEARBY Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Burley and and Myrtle Byrnes, Margaret Brown, Army or Notre Dame -U. S. C. en Oscar Payne in an o < hangc of pul Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Bartholomew, daughter Earina returned to Port — For Permanent Guests — Donald Harryman, and Eugene and counters find at least 10,000 fans Ila, and O. F. Bartholomew, Mrs. pits with tbe Methodist church. The We Have Rooms As Low As land Wedesday after visiting with Dorothy Tonis. unable to crowd into Soldier's Field, ether and daughter Phoebe, Mr. Christian workers conference is an Mr. Burley’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. ind Mrs. Marion Finch and children, a stadium of 111,000 seats, says $ 6 . 0 0 w e e k , $ 2 0 . 0 0 m o. Interdenominational organization Betty, Francis and Patty, spent John Burley. Wallace. Herald Want Ads Pay which has for Its purpose the mold Christmas day at the home of Mrs. 0, P. HOLLENBECK, Mgr. Dorothy Mattice was a Pendleton The game’s popularity also has F. Thompson. Ing of public opinion. Thoir first un Mrs. Corrlgsl who has been vlslt- visitor Wednesday. dertaking is to mold opinion In Mrs. Jessie Klagea of Hermiston ng her daughter Ruby Corrigal in regard to world peace. To encourage Heppner returned home Sunday. was a week end visitor at the home the United States to do ail she can Mr. and Mrs. Walt Wigglesworth of her friend Dorothy Mattice here. at the peace conference toward thal Isiied Mr. and Mrs. Burl Watten- Mrs. Compton and son Edward of >nrger Saturday evening. end. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Helms and Mersncr were week end visitors in lacghter Charlotte visited at the Umatilla. Persons desiring to take examina ohn Healy home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. F. V. Brown and tiona for operators' licenses may ob Mr. and Mrs. Peter Carlson and family of Weiser, Idaho, spent sev tain Information ns to when exami fenry and Dick went to Portland tiers will be in their neighborhood “hursday afternoon and returned eral days visiting at the home of Mr. Brown'» uncle, J, Scott Brown. from the state police officers, conn home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Lon Wattenburger I Imore McKenzie of Portlnnd. ty sheriff's offices or from the Soc undo a business trip to Hermiston who spent the holidays here with retary of State's office at Salem. ind Echo Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Reid Buslck and his family, returned to Portland Storage space required for motoi hlldren Barbara and Dona of Long Wednesday. vehicles records in the Secretary of 'reek visited Keep them Mr. and Mrs. Watten- 1 Mrs. Harriet Ford has returned to State's office has grown from 3,600 burger a few dava last week. They Beaverton, Oregon, after spending R E P A IR E D returned home Sunday. square feet In l!»25 to 6,178 square the Christmas holidays with her Paul Bull of La Grande spent : feet In 1931, indicating the constant ',hr,stnias day at the II. E. Young | mother Mrs. Annie Blakely. growth of the licensing activities In home. I'ugh VanSchroeach and son Del Oregon. Mra. Ollie Neill and daughters Oleto and Lenna, Mr. and Mrs Lou bert returned Tuesday from a short Herald Subscription $2.00 a Year Wattenburger end son Earle, Mr. trip to Portland. mil Mrs. Rov Nelli and Alma. Mr. __ Herbert Thompson will return and Mrs. Reid Busick and children Barbara and Dona had Christmas January 5th from Walport, Oregon, where he has been visiting his bro 'Inner with Mr. and Mrs. E Wattenburger and children. Mr end Mrs. Wilbur Carley mode w a s d ^ r ^ A.aska Steamship Ai.meda a business trip to Heppner Monday. lERE you can name Reid Busick and Earle Wattenbub «000.000. When li was found tha/'the blaze couW not be c o X Z , V ”'’. Seat"e 8lnce 1908' "as '.er ».ere business visitors in Pendle- consigned to a watery grave. *le P " as out Into the stream and on Saturday. your price and still de ,'ames, the oldest son of Mr. and Mrs. T. J. O'Brien returned home cide.. . , #| will buy only rom Salem Wednesday to spend the holidays. Mrs. A. Ackley, formerly Vivian THE leading make of tire Nation of Hermiston, and son Ru- lell, and Billy Nation were Satur day visitors at the Lou Wattenbur- . . . Goodyear/* ;er home. John Healy made a business trip to Heppner Thursday. Miss Wilma McCarty of O.S.C. Is »pending vacation at the home of ter parents. Mr. and Mrs. William $1000.00 in cash prize» and one thou- McCarty. •and other prize» are offered for ez- Phone 571 Hermiston. Ore. Harold Neill Is spending a few ample» o f »kill w ith a jackknife. Entries la.VR at the home of his uncle, Roy may be any kind o f model, figure or Neill. »pecial carring, requiting »kill and in genuity, made entirely o f wood, and Charley Morehead made a business w ith no other tool» than a jackknife. trip to Hermiston and« Echo Monday. nm ph »«............................ Mr and Mrs. Burl Wattenburger s«ci>«d hit»......................stag Hid children niRde a business trop UM Mi,........................ n j ’o Heppner Thursday. Me. and Mrs. Earl Abbot are away naarn».. tu >n their vacation. I iss Nancy Konnnen Is spending her vacation in Portland. » . hkniv». «nil d b a a ftm d to »11 we»»»» cd c - k » w v d . and to tfc w u n » » . h ow w .N . Miss Helen Heath is spending the ■ r a n « » In caa» ad H» dnyfeca» anaaa wdl ha holidays at her home in Coer d'Alene 1 Idaho. A l Inda» « k J dnafla od th b ranirat are in tho bant cd r - r u U t M e l a a n h h ^ a w i a n o an anta. Mr. Atkin ia at his home in Wal A i» a coy» al in » ncwaaiand ar caw idt oat aa la Walla. y»»r k h n ry . You do act h a w aa ha a n c u W Jack Healy ia on the sick list this | Week POPULAR MECHANICS Th» Mlaees Opal and Shirley Jar mon are spending the holidays at M A G A ZIN E at the home of their parenls, Mr. and Mra. E. P. Jarmon. —: 25 i'ií?. .1 Id f t ì i 'LL Years is a Long Time FIRST NATIONAL BANK Room & B ath $1.-° W ashington Hotel Burning Veteran of Sea Tewed to Grave BOW M AN SHOESHOP Hi Chilly Job for Foreign Military Attaches W H IT T L E RohrmanM otorCo. FOR A PRIZE
