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THURSDAY, JUNE 16, 1932 THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON PAGE FOUR *============================================= ==============================================* rm""**" " | Oasis Ulatre Local Happenings Morris Pierson and Dick Upham | ’ arrived home the last of last week | e... (1220,111. uhprp they have been from Corvallis where they have been attending O. S. C. and will spend most of the summer with their par- Hermiston, , Oregon. • J %r enta. The Best in Talking Pictures Mr. and Mrs. IL E. Hitt enter Forty-nine cents for all 69c girl’s tained at dinner Sunday evening Chas. H. Dillon and son Warren TWO SHOWS: 7.20—9:15 P.M. Henry Sommerer was a business dresses up to 14 years. Propst Varie- complimenting Dr. and Mrs. F. V. of Boardman were in town Monday. visitor in Stanfield Wednesday. adv. Prime, who will leave soon for the ty Store sale price. Sullivan is suffering Mrs. P. W. L. Hamm and Joe Reeves spent | ADMISSIONS Mrs. R. C. McReynolds returned coast. from an infected foot. the week end fishing near Ukiah. 35c and 15c from Portland Sunday after spend Mrs. Sam Moore was a business Mrs. C. M. Jackson and sons were1 ing the past two weeks with her Evenings Mrs. C. M. Jackson entertained at visitor in Yakima, Wash., over the business visitors in Pendleton Tues- | brother, Albert Hedwall, who is re an informal bridge-luncheon Friday 25c and 10c week end. day. ceiving medical attention in a Port- at her country home in the Minne- Matinees E. B. Johnson of Pendleton was a Low down sale price on all dish- | land hospital. haha district complimenting Mrs. F. business visitor in Hermiston the es and glass ware at Propst Variety Wm. Doughtrey of Stanfield, pio V. Prime. Mrs. B. S. Kingsley won first of the week. adv. neer resident, visited in Hermiston Store. high honors and Mrs. Prime was Walther Ott, student at Oregon PROGRAM Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Devine of Lex- Monday. Mr. Doughtrey was at one presented with the guest prize. State ’ college arrived home Monday ington were business visitors in Her- time foreman of the Umatilla ranch Thursday - Friday - Saturday and will spend the summer with his and raised beef cattle for Swift & mlston the first of the week. A group of young people gathered parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Ott. MATINEE 2:30 SATURDAY Mrs. Anderson who lives in Co- Company. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Mr. and Mrs. Lee Savely left Wed medicali Mrs. Geo. Wagner returned from Swarner Monday evening honoring nesday for Mabtin, Wn., where they lumbia district is receiving Janet GAYNOR Medical Vancouver, Wn., Saturday evening Monroe Swarner before his depar were called to attend the funeral of 'treatment in the Hermiston with Dr. and Mrs. R. A. Gale, with ture for Coolin, Idaho. The affair Charles FARRELL hospital this week. Mrs. Saveley's aunt. whom she had been visiting for a was a surprise for the honoree. Lee Savely, A. Hackbauth, Gay- Ernest Cox, student at Albany in— week. college, is home to spend the sum lord Madison, and Earl Reding all Miss Mary Rettie of Fossil, Ore., Mrs. Alice Stone entertained in mer with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. of Echo were business visitors in visited over the week end with Mr. formally Tuesday afternoon for her Hermiston this week. I. C. Cox. and Mrs. O. W. Payne while enroute Mrs. W. W. Felthouse and daugh- to Seattle, Wn.. where she will at son, Frank, honoring his eighth Commencing Saturday, June 18, all $1.00 dresses on sale at 89c at ter Margaret, and Miss Jessie Brier tend summer school at the Universi- birthday. A large birthday cake, decorated with yellow Icing and with adv. ley were business visitors in Pendle j ty of Washington. Propst Variety Store. pink roses held the candles. Those ton Monday. | Ray Barlow of Boardman Is em- and Mrs. R. G. Attebury and Mr. EL. BRENDEL present were Tommy Fraser, Gale Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Deeter left ployed in the Red & White store, family of Butter Creek spent the Felthouse, Carl Longhorn, Ralph PLUS: week end at Meacham visiting rela Sunday for Bellingham, Wn., and | starting this week. He has been I Jones, Albert Stone and Frank Stone Vancouver, B. C., for a two-week s । working in the store at Boardman tives and friends. Comedy, “Smart Work.” under Mr. Foord but will be em- Miss Ella Schilling of Regan vacation. Mrs. A. H. Norton entertained for MICKEY MOUSE in Frank Swayze, Jr. arrived home ployed here for the present. I North Dakota, arrived Friday morn- her son, Bruce, Wednesday after- Miss Clara Bryant arrived Sunday noon honoring his fifth birthday I Ing at the home of Dr. and Mrs. A Wednesday morning from Eugene. "Grocery Toy." the morning from Great Falls. Montana,1 , Mrs. Garrett, ... I E. Marble to spend the summer va where he has been attending kindergarten teacher, University of Oregon. He is the and will spend the summer with Mr. and'son Lane, joined in the fun fot cation. Billie Felthouse, who has been at- son of Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Swayze, and Mrs. T. H. Fraser. Miss Bryant he little folks. Others present were SUNDAY AND MONDAY Monroe Swarner left Wednesday is Mrs. Fraser’s sister and always Beverly Walker, Lauree G imble. tending Whitman college for the past year, returned home this week morning for Coolin. Idaho, where he spends her summers here. Barbara Christopherson. Allen Pan- MATINEE 2:30 SUNDAY D. W. Morehouse and Elmer Pen- kow, Billy Knerr, Dora Lee Paul, to spend the summer with his par will be employed in the forest ser- ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Felthouse. vice for the summer. Monroe grad- ney of Portland visited Mr. and Mrs. Peggy Todd, Lenore Bancroft, Eu WILL ROGERS Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Fagel of Wal- uated from high school this spring. W. C. Morehouse one day last week. gene and Linda Mary Neary, Erla Howard Reid who is a student at I). W. Morehouse and W. C. More- Smith and Bobby Best. la Walla, Wn., visited a short while —in I Monday night with Mr. and Mrs. the University of Washington, ar- house are brothers. The two men . Raymond Walker while enroute to rived home Tuesday and will spend were returning to Portland from Mrs. Enos Martin entertained Sat I their home. Mr. Fagel travels for the summer with his father, H. J. I Walla Walla where they have been 1 urday night at a dancing party for Reid, in Columbia district. working putting a tile roof on the her daughter, Anna Ray, and her I the ( eorge Lawrence Ci Mrs. John Fulton and Frank | Veterans’ hospital. Chester Johnson left Sunday for son, Dick. About twenty of the Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Ratliff dis younger set were present and just Pendleton where he joined friends Spencer of Wasco, Wn., spent a week I with who journeyed to Cove, Oregon, to at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. posed of their 5-acre farm southwest before refreshments were served They left the last of of town last Friday to Mr. and Mrs. each were given a small bundle of | attend Episcopal summer conference. Morehouse, GRETA NISSEN i Crowner of Spokane, Wn., who have crepe paper to use in making a hat | They plan to be away for two weeks. the week. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Tolbert and moved on the place with their fami- for his or her partner. Prizes for the Miss Gladys Swarner, sophomore and in education at O. S. C., returned little son Raymond accompanied by ly. Mr. and Mrs. Ratliff plan to re best hats went to Sylvia Shutter and MARGUERITE CHURCHILL home with her mother and brother Mrs. S. J. Scott, Mrs. Tolbert’s moth main on the project during the sum- Bud Prime. • Miss Swar- er, visited last week at the R. H. mer at least.’ Their home was des- Lawrence last week. PLUS: ner has been made a "Big Sister” in McAtee home, from Wednesday un troyed by fire recently. Comedy, "Moonlight and Cactus’ commencement exercises for the Kidder hall and will assist in look til Saturday. Mr. Tolbert Is super class of which her cousin. Miss Mar- 4s462809 Ing after the freshmen who enter intendent of schools at Winona, Monkey Comedy, "Sez You, vel Rueber is a member. Marvel re- ceived her earlier education in the Wash. He will manage the summer this fall. and FOX NEWS. Stanfield public schools. STANFIELD NEWS NOTES Men’s straw hats 30% off regu- camp for Boy Scouts at Camp Seka-j Mr. and Mrs. James C. Hoskins at- His work there • lar price drring sale at Propst Va nl, near Spokane. tended the commencement exercises starts next week. ! • riety Store. at Monmouth Normal where their Harvesting the first cutting of daughter Odelpha was graduated. g alfalfa is well under way in this June 7th. I vicinity. Most farmers report the Plans are being made for the crop as light compared with normal Farm Bureau Grange picnic to be years. held in Columbia grove July 4th. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hood arrived The committee in charge is endea from Klamath county last week and voring to secure good speakers and are at home to their friends in the provide a pleasant time for all who Jess Richards house. may choose to attend. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Craven have Miss Pauline Stoop of the Hermis moved to Goldendale, Wn. Mr. rCa- ton Herald force was transacting Ì ven has worked In the Stanfield business on the Stanfield project I Grange for the past year. Saturday. t picnic we have A 4-H Sewing club was organized Mr. and Mrs. C. Thorne have as Thursday under the leadership of their house guest an aunt, Mrs. Eva delicious foods. | Mrs. J. M. Richards. The following Swift from Gardner. Kan., and cou officers were elected: Nadine Reu- sins, Mr. and Mrs. Kronk of India ber, president; Margaret Wood, vice na, who form a motor party. They prsident; Patricia Richards, secre will later visit in the Willamette tary. Other members of the club in valley and on the Oregon coast. clude Mary Johnson, Frances Frank lin, Dorothy Shelton, Loviaine Hux- ALWAYS UP TO EXPECTATION oll, Grace Rowell, and Josephine 0099008909000000000*00009* Rhea. ESSENTIAL The Ladies Aid plan to give an entertainment on the evening of June 22. An interesting feature will be a talk by Miss Rose La Brand who has very recently returned from SPECIALS FOR JUNE 18th China. Miss La Brand will relat her experiences in the war zone in Chi- na. The program will also include several musical numbers. JUNE 18. Mrs. Newton of Salem was called 9c SHO. PORK ROAST here by the illness of her mother, Mrs. U. J. Hall. The Halls have re Package RIPE OLIVES PEN-JELL 10c POT ROAST BEEF cently disposed of their household Makes Jell. goods and will accompany their 8c BOILING BEEF ¡daughter to Salem where they will RIPE OLIVES I make their home in the future. All MACARONI good wishes for happiness and 1m- 3c PIG HOCKS M issio bett Best Grade SPAGHETTI I proved health go with this estimable couple who have made their home 65c 8 LB. PAIL LARD . Pall FLAKEWHITE 1 here for the past ten years. 35c Frank Nudo went to Weston Mon- 4 LB. PAIL LARD I day after a truck load of Mountain potatoes for seed. By late planting, CORN FLAKE 12c BACK BACON I Mr. Nudo hopes to raise a good qua- SAI AD DRESSING | lity of potatoes for his seed next year. Bot ilei "Home of Quality Meats” CERTO Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Richards and salad. Patricia left Monday to attend* the HERMISTON MEAT State Grange convention at Silver- diss Ba IVORY SCA P MARKET ton. Miss Nadine Rueber accompan- Hermiston, Oregon 1 led them to Portland where she will PORTO | visit at the C. F. Rueber home, I While there she will attend H. S. 999900990000999000** j j SOCIETY: "Delicious? 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