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PAGE FOUR THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON Local Happenings F. W. Hawley of Lexington waa In town Monday. Mrs. Francis Houaeolder went to Portland Saturday on business, re turning Monday night. Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Wooster of Stanfield are now among our fami ly of subscribers. F. C. Terney of Pendleton was a Hermiston business visitor the first of the week. Mrs. H. E. Hitt '¿as a Pendleton business visitor Wednesday x»f this week. # P. C. Shumwell of Walla Walla, potato grower, was a business visi tor in Hermiston Tuesday. W. B. Hamilton of Echo was transacting business in Hermiston the first of the week. Mr. and Mrs. Otis Hampton ol Pendleton were business visitors in Hermiston Wednesday. The home of Mrs. A. W. Christoph- I erson waa the scene ot a charming bridge-luncheon Tuesday afternoon when Mrs. O. A. Hills and Mrs. Christophersou entertained twenty- eight guests at a one o'clock lunch eon. followed by bridge. Seven ta bles were in play during the after noon. Each guest was presented with a hot-pad bearing their name, which served as a talley card and place card. High honors were won by Mrs. T. If. Fraser, second high by Mrs. R. A. Brownson, and con solation by Mrs. Joe Norton. All prizes were to be used in the kitch en. Will Teach THURSDAY, JANUARY 21. 1932 Bulldogs Defeated Umatilla Quintet I (Continued from Page One) the locals on the heels of Umatilla, 17-19. The last quarter was exciting, al most to the breaking point, from start to finish. Before the local boys could get into action, Umatilla ad- I ded two more field goals to their early lead. The Bulldogs then came back with some real fighting blood when Klages started the scoring, which was followed by two fast hoopers by Martin, tying the score at 23. Umatilla was unable to get through the locals' five-men defense to get near the basket, but due to their experience with a high ceil ing, Lyle Brown, surprised the on lookers by shooting a long one from behind center, immediately adding another to cinch the game, 23-27. Both Pams played a fighting ame, but the Umatilla boys seemed o be unable to shoot fouls, getting in ly one throughout the game. Ursel Iliatt of Umatilla acted as •eferee for both games. The line-up follows; ' PREDATORY ANIMAL CATCHES Mr. and Mrs. Garnet D. Best went o Pendleton Thursday where Mr. LOW FOR DECEMBER. Jest will attend Pomona grange. GET THE MOST o u t of yo u r DAIRY HERD! M cCorm ick-Deering — M ILK ER — M cCorm ick-Deering — SEPARATOR — During December, thirty-one hun- ers took 148 coyotes, 17 bobcats nd three cougars; in addition, 159 Joe Reeves was Jiome two days »orcupines were destroyed. The the first of the week due td^an at ranters who made the largest catch Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Lenz of Co tack of the flu. Jasper Templeton ’s are: Robert E. Long, Malheur took care of the mall foute tin him. lumbia district made a trip to Wal -ounty, 4 bobcats and 16 coyotes; lula Saturday to visit their daugh fames Wadman, Crook, 13 coyotes; One of the youngest law professors ter, Mrs. Leon Norquist, who hat Mr. and Mrs. Fred Barker have Robert Palmer, Wheeler, 5 bobcats in the country, Orlando J. Hollis, has >een quite ill for some time. moved out of the F. V. Prime house and 8 coyotes; Chas. B. Brown, Mal lust accepted a position at the Univer and are now living In the house oc heur, 1 bobcat and 9 coyotes; Clif sity of Oregon law school, at the age Garnet D. Best, assistant count} ford DeBok, Umatilla, 2 bobcats and of 27. Graduating in 1928 from the cupied by Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bensel. tgent, attended the Oregon Woo ■ coyotes; Bart S. Robbs, Union, 10 University with the highest scholastic record ever made in (he law school, he B. P. Rand, M. F, Caldwell, and '.rowers’ convention in Pendletoi oyotes. has since been assistant trust officer Girl: ’ Game. Glen Ball were Hermiston business Moday and Tuesday of this week General rodent control constitu- for the First National Bank of Eu U. II. «• U. T. Team visitors from Irrigon the first of the Gee Savely, Jess Richards, F. S ed the work of the Oregon staff gene. Ruth Thompson F week. Lorin Lash ireen and Nell Blakeny of Ftanfieh luring the mouth of December. Louise Byrnes F Jean Clark ind Echo accompanied him. DEBATE TEAM WORKS HARD AS Alma Caldwell JC Gladys Connell J. F. Branson arranged for mole The dance given here last Satur ontrol on several golf courses in Mildred Conlon SC TOURNAMENT NEARS. Rosa Rice day night was attended by a large I E. L. Baker, zone manager fo he vicinity of Portland. The last Bernice Byrnes G Alice Dyer crowd. It was sponsored by local he Ford Motor company, called 01 'art of the month was spent on in (From the "Bulldog” ) J. Connell G Verna Byrnes people with an orchestra from Pasco he ltohrman Motor company Mon itial leave. furnishing the music, The Hermiston high school debate Substitutes:— lay of this week. Mr. Baker is zon. ____ “ V H. S. Speer continued rat control team has been holding debate meet Pearl Burchett nanager for Eastern Oregon am JT-ilith Spencer n Portland. Seventy-seven inspoc- ings during the activity periods for J. A. Clarke of the Hefmiston iart of Washington. the past month. On account of the Margaret P o jc ll thy Klndler ions were made during the month, Junior play two of the debaters Light & Power cotqpgt tny left Wed- n each inspection, methods of con- nesday morning for > 'ortland ____ have not been ahjf to attend these and Boyä’ Game. John Henry Nye is carrying hl rol were given. In addition, Mr. meetings, hut it is hoped that after T. Hammon Salem where he will spend three F Tippi» the play there wil! he a oue-hun- Ight arm in a sling this week as t /p e e r demonstrated methods of mole days looking after btlplness. He left F Harrynian dred per cent attendance. The other D. Martin esult of Injuries received whit rapping at the Vanvouver Bar members under the supervision of A. Bowman by train from Stan field.Tz C D. Browr sing a shovel. Ilia arm was not acks. Mr. Barger, are progressing rapidly It. Cox G L. Browr roken, however, hut was strained with their constructive speeches. Mr. and Mrs. O. Bi. 'Barlow will Roy Fugate assisted Mr. Branson H. Klages G Bray I irouud a former fracture. The date for the regular debate Pv leave Friday for • Otfrvallls where n checking on mole infestation and | tournament hrs been changed from There were no substitutions made they will spend two yveehs attending rranging for control work during the latter part of January to the Esther and Minnie See of La n the boys' game. he first part of December. latter part of February. the annual sessloh ot a canning Grande came this week and wil school sponsored by the Oregon During the middle of the month, lake their home with Mrs. Perry /LEE CLUrS WILL PRESENT State Agricultural college. The dates High School Assembly Program. i trip was made with the Leader Arthur in Columbia district. The} are from the 25th of January to the ittending the annual Columbia OPERETTA. (From the “Bulldog” ) 10th of February. They will go by re nieces of Mrs. Arthurs’ and wer< bounty Woolgrowers meeting at There Is now a new high school I aft motherless by the death of Mrs ("rom the ‘‘Bulldog’’) way of Ione where they will spend Yernonia and in contacting county assembly program schedule, which The hoys’ and girls’ glee clubs is as follows: a short while with Mrs. Howell. Mr. Vrthur’s sister, last winter. agents, Forest Service officials, nder the dirc<-tton of Miss Daily, Barlow will have charge of the county officials, and cooperators in January 29 ......................Junior Cla-s lave started work on the operetta ...... Sophomore Clas-' New Madden and Mrs. Glasscocl western and southern Oregon. Ar January Hermiston Cooperative Cannery this February 5 .....................Senior Class The W ishing W ell,” which will be vent to Pendleton Mondny to attend coming year. rangements for future work was February 3 2 ..High School Orchestrr uesent-d at the Oasis theatre When the fishing steam trawler Ebb arrived In non i> , he Oregon Wool Growers assoc la made at this time. February 19 ........ Latin Class March 1 8. The story is a very interesting ion convention. Mr. Madden re S X S bers ,,f tl,e crew nre sh""n During the last of the month, February 22 .............Special Program me. Lad,.- Mary Donnell, the last of w urned to Hermiston that same even Honoring George Washington-—- rabbit control work was discussed on old Impoverished family, is forced Torch Honor Society and High ng but Mrs. Cidsscock remained fo- o mort~age her home. Many things vith County Agent Lawrence an School Students. he next day of the convention, fht happen during the play to keep one »orerators in Wasco County. uessing how it will all turn out. left Immediately following the clos There is much good material in THE BEST IN TALKING ng rcssion for Y r ’ I na, V.'n., when W INNER IN PET SHOW DR. JEYKLL AND MR. HYDE’ the glee clubs and the operetta prom HOT LUNCHES PICTURES he will line up a run for shoe- ises to be a good one. 8 A GREAT PICTURE Hermiston, Oregon 'ic'ring. f'he is arsjsted dtirin- The cast is as follows: ho shearing seas-n by her nephew REFRESHING DRINKS Show« Now Start at 7:15 P. M. ' !ary ......................Anna Ray Martin Robert Louis Stevenson’s great erence ..................... Howard Klager »arable. “Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde,’ Kathleen ................ . Sylvia Shuttei PROGRAM SPORTING GOODS I;an ................. ...... Boh Hendersoi orm through deft use of the riel FRIDAY AND SATURDAY l;ora ............................... Edith Clarkf esources of the talking film, at the / arf?y ............... .......... Frank Primr A Beautiful Woman Whose Jasls theatre Sunday and Monday, orcen .......................... Suzanne Nye Heart Cried Out for Somebody to »as proved to he a revelation of ■'aureen .......... Helen Jendrzejewski Love— Who Wanted to Be—■ r,Io.I,ly Betty Ralph The Young People s class of th» vhat Intelligence and skill really , ................................. Don Moore taptlst-Chrlstlan church held It an do In a movie. HERMISTON, OREGON Baxby ............................ Fred Reeves ogular monthly meeting last Fat The analogy of the fluoroscope ESS rday night in the church parlors vhlch transforms the invisible rays bout thirteen guests wore present >f light Into a visible medium, oc- ■nd the evening was spent playing urs as the only one applicable to .ante*. he direction of this picture which Ives to screen audiences the subtle, Mrs. Garnet D. Best was hostes! dusive quality of Stevenson’« story. o members of the sewing club Mon The tale Itself Is all there, for those a.v. Luncheon was served at orn who will see only that, but nothing clock with the hostess furnishing of the allegory, the insight Into the he hot dish. The remainder oi quality of human nature that Ste lie afternoon was spent sewing. The venson glimpsed and Freud later Highest quality plus lowest eco ■tub meets regularly every two was to reduce to formula, has been nomical price= pi is the most effi- lost In the filming. veeks. cient, pleasing service eqvals Fredrick March. In the dual role complete satisfaction. That’s of Jekyll and Hyde, gives a perform Mrs. Wm. Shuar and Mrs. Joe what thousands of our dally food orton were joint hostesses at two ance that all those who see It will shoppers have found by shopping GARY COOPER harming bridge-luncheons Thurs- remember as long ns they live. Tt ore here regularly. And those are CLAUDETTE COLBERT ay end Saturday of last week, at Is some pondering to the currant exactly the same reasons you’ll A Peach of a Pair ie horn«' of Mrs. Norton. Five ta “ ’bile taste for horrors in the make prefer our modern stores. A visit up. Together for the First Time les of bridge were in play each will convince you. Fredrick March reverts clear tack — DYNAMIC DRAMA! ay. Mrs. F. C. McKenzie and Mrs — TENDER ROMANCE. eorge Briggs were presented with to the Dawn Man ns visioned by the FR1Dz;Y > SATURDAY & MONDAY Eva Morales with the siu-ied while nthropologistr the missing link. omerty Lester Allen in ’‘Paris’’ 'rizes Thursday, and Mrs. T. H. Fra _____ January 22, 23 and 25 deer. “Princes« de Plain." (s.lvei If you will with low, sloping brow, and Mickey Mouse in the ter and Mrs. Janies Todd received dilated nostrils and predatory jaw, Princess), which was brought to San “Jazz Fool.” arizes at the Saturday luncheon. Vacuum Packed Francisco from Guatemala by |)on r , but he hns the artistry to complete Full Pound Ublco, consul In San Francisco r»r that I.T READY FOR THE SHOCK the characterization with a springy, country. The while »leer, which Is Sunny Jim OF YOUR LIFE— ! ! apish walk and an agility that is sacred In the eye« of the North Amer Fresh Roasted 1 lb. Tin SUNDAY AND MONDAY ilmost arboreal. Mr. March's ’Hyde' lean Indians, won the honors in the Per Pound s barely anthropoid and terribly cf- animal clnss of the Sail Francisco pet The Epic of Horrors. aho~ ’ectlve. White or Yellow 9 lb. Bag Mrs. N. G. Folsom of Columbic istrict is visiting in Pendleton with er daughter, Mrs. Ross Traylor. Oregon H a rd w a re & Im plem ent Co. Winter Gets Busy With Fishing Craft ~TT ©asia un fa ir r ¡SOCIETY: Hitt’s Confectionery SH alíty i His W om an” M ac M arr STORES MSI PîTÎCCS E f f e c t i v e M. J. B. COFFEE Peanut B u tte r Economy Coffee SATURDAY SPECIALS FREDRIC MARCH irinm Hopkins - Rose Hobart Robert Louis Stevenson's arid nightmare of a man who became two men. Directly Before Your Unbelieving Eyes See— A MAN TURN MONSTER! Fox News and Talkartoon. ; NOT for Children! NEXT WEEK— *'SOOKY” “TOO MANY COOKS" FOT ROAST BEEF 12% SIIO. PORK ROAST 12’ a SHOULDER IAMB 10c SIIO. VEAL ROAST 12V.C VEAL STEW. 3 lbs for 25c IAMD STEW, 4 lbs. for 25c BACON, ’/ a or whole slab 15c Our Motto. 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