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THE HERMISTON HERALD, PAGE TWO HERMISTON, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1932 OREGON "Repeated trials at nearly all the quite ill will continue with church • • ranch experiment stations and else- servi es. Each morning as we pick up the where have shown that Grimm al James Byrnes and daughter Erm: • CHURCH NOTES • srent Wednesday and Thursday will • Published every Thursday at Hermis- daily paper, headlines glare at u: alta is by far the best for western Hr. Byrnes’ parents in Touchet, Wn • 0688282888$$$8% ton, Umatilla County, Oregon, by telling of murder, financial distress Oregon and Grimm and Ladak for Mr. and Mrs. Roberts and family Pauline M. Stoop and Alfred Quiring. state and national problems, want eastern Oregon," Jackman explained. <f Hermision, Frank Harryman am METHODIST CHURCH NOTES. and hunger. The whole world seem: "Occasionally a strain of common sons Donald and Clifford were din- Publishers. O. W. Payne, Minister. to be In a turmoil, and there is th< alfalfa will show up well, but in no < guests at the Lloyd Harryman Entered as Second Class Matter cry for a change. case has a strain from the southwest home Christmas day. There will be our regular Sunday December, 1906, Umatilla County, Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Rudy and smal Even amid this turmoil there b proved to be long lived. school and church service Sunday daughter Donna Jeanne have move Oregon. still light in the sun, glow in th< "The southwest produces large to Spokane, Wash., for the winter aoi ning. It will be the very first moon, color in the flowers. We stil amounts of Peruvian alfalfa which lay of 1933 and you could not make Mrs. Shivley and daughter Jeanne Subscription Rates: have the hills, the rivers, the har will winterkill even In western Ore- of Pendleton were visitors at the Ed • better resolution for the New Year One Year .......................................... $2.00 vests. Daybreak still comes at the ton. and east of the mountains fre- Peck home Sunday and Monday. han to promise yourself a genuine Six Months .................................... $1.00 crack of dawn, and the sun sets in Misses Becky and Bernice Carlyl luently dies out the first winter. ultivation along spiritual lines, Three Months ................................. 60 the evening sky at the appointed Much of the seed from the southwesi < f Portland are spending the Christ 'hen may we of the churches do all time. And, what Is more, no one has s of this semi-tropical variety un- mas vacation with their father, liar hat we can to help you. If we may > Ivey Carlyle. a monopoly on these. Ticker taper uited to Oregon conditions.”, ave that privilege we all will pro- John Peterson of Yakima, Wn cannot steal this glory from us. Oregon growers are fortunate in spent the week end In Umatilla witl ION it together. We still have the faith that is having good certified seed available | his father. So, wishing every individual of shaking reality into our lives and within the state, as considerable is Rev. end Mrs. W. O. Miller wer he community the most prosperous sincerity into our sanctuary. grown in Malheur, Crook, Union | linner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyt nd happiest year of his life, we in- The Practice of Thrift. and Baker counties. The Montana | Miller on Christmas. ite you to the Methodist church Friday afternoon each rooom 1 seed crop, especially of Ladak, was It is appropriate now, not only to OREGON SEEDSMEN RESIST arvices. We need you—You need Ì the Umatilla schools had a party o almost ruined by drouth and grass- their tree and received a "treat call our attention to National Thrift FLOOD OF CHEAP ALFALFA. he church. ----------- . • —------------ hoppers this year, hence the Oregon from their teacher and their pre Week to be held January 17 to 23, upplies will doubtless find a quick but also to remind ourselves that if senta off the Christmas tree. Th HERMISTON UNION CHURCH In a year when certified seed of high school had a very nice party ii we do not practice thrift by the In the hardy varieties ofo alfalfa, such demand, Jackman believes. W. E. Jones, Minister. the gym Friday evening with the telligent administration of our own as Grimm and Ladak, is apparently | presents off the tree. Everyoone en rsceccc******* 10:15 A. M., Communion. financial affairs in the coming year fairly scarce, Oregon farmers might oyed a luncheon of hot dogs, pick • | les, 10:25 A. M., Song service. we are apt to find ourselves without well be particularly careful this year > and cocoa. UMATILLA NEWS ITEMS • 10:50 A. M., Sermon subject, the finances to manage. Members of the Christian Endea to avoid getting seed from sources ♦ of Hermiston , ¡ J 'Men of Ore Purpose.” vor sang Christmas carols at the Thrift does-not mean hoarding, or unknown or from southwestern re <, Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits Over $50,000. dit rent homes Chrisínas eve t< 11:20 A. M., Teaching service. , $ self-denial to the extent of depriving gions, believes E. R. Jackman, farm .... • ♦ ❖ • F. B. SWAYZE, President R. ALEXANDER, Vice-President ¡ I | help spread the "Christmas Cheer” 6:30 P. M., Junior and Senior Miss Alicia Bouseuet who is at oneself of the bare necessities, but of crops specialist at Oregon State col Dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. El A. H. NORTON, Cashier D. M. DEETER, Asst. Cashier hristian Endeavor. The young peo- is more McKenzie Christmas day were lege, who has followed the dvelop- tending school in The Dalles. managing and administering one's le will return a meeting with the ment of the alfalfa seed industry for spending the Christmas vacation Mrs. Blakely, Mrs. Harriet Ford with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Art Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Blakley ani tanfield society. Four speakers are coccccsc9cc99cc900c0c9092090099990909899909099299995 financial affairs intelligently. years. Bousquet. Glenn Blakley. n the program and anyone wishing National Thrift Week is under the Last year a flood of seed from Ari- Mr. and Mrs. W. A Conlon and ! any Roberts of Roseburg, Ore. i go are requested to be at the VALUABLE NEW EQUIPMENT possible, according to Arthur L. Al auspices of the National Thrift Com •ona, New Mexico and California daughter Mildred attended a family | vis ed nt the Llewllyn Brownel hurch by seven o’clock. bert, assistant professor, who worked was offered through the northwest reunion of the Conlon family in hot e Sunday and Monday. mittee of New York with such co 7:30 P. M., Sermon subject, "Free GIVEN O.S.C. ENGINEERS. with a former graduate now in the it extremely low prices, even as low Portland Sunday. A rt Bousquet returned last wee operating agencies as the American om in Christ.” Bell laboratories in obtaining the Mr. and Mrs. Wall Caldwell are rom Condon to spend the Christ as 5c a pound to dealers. Oregon Banker's association, the Chamber of icalers refused to "fall” for this to be congratulated on the birth of i a holidays with his family. A gift of further valuable equip gift. The Bell system has previous Dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. F< Commerce of the United States, the heap seed, says Jackman. and grow a boy born Friday, Dec. 23. He has to the communication labora ly helped in building up these O.S.C. been named Kenneth Earl. Peck Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Er CARSTIAH SCIENCE CHURCHES ment tory of the electrical engineering de laboratories until now they rate as Boy Scouts of America, and the ers were protected, though carloads i - Peek and son Dickie, Jame Miss Barbara Root, a student at 66(‘hristian Science” was the sub- partment at Oregon State college has one of the best in the entire count Camp Fire Girls. For most of ns of it went to neighboring states. the Deckers Business college in Peck of Arlington, and Mrs. Shivel ‘ ject of the Lesson-Sermon in just been made by the Bell Tele- ry. "Observations on Oregon farms Portland, is spending the vacation i ind daughter Jeanne of Pendleton every-day folk, there probably never aT Churches of Chris:, Scientist, on prone Inc. of New York. Much of have shown that many thin, weedy with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. ■in! Miss Bernadine Lash. Sunday, Dec. 25. was a time when intelligent admin Mr. and Mrs. Fred Knutson spent HEPPNER—A campaign is on in the apparatus is of such a highly fields of alfalfa are the result of E. Root. The Golden Text was, "Thy word The teachers of the Umatilla hi istmas with friends in Portland. istration of personal financial affairs planting common seed, especially if technical nature that it is not com Morrow county to test enough of the is a lamp unto my feot. and a light high school left Friday for the ir ( lifford Harryman of Pendleton mercially available even if the col beef cattle to permit the county to was more needed than it is now. rom a southern source. unto my path” (Is. 119:105). homes to spend the vacation villi ipe t Christmas day with his father be placed on the tuberculosis ac lege had funds for its purchase. Among the citations which com their parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. II. n ik Harryman. The new equipment will be used credited list, reports County Agent Bloom spent Christmas day with I ster Bennett is employed at the prised the Lesson-Sermon was the Mrs. Bloom’s parents in Hermiston, Te u o Service station during the following from the Bible: “He hath by senior students in the communi Smith. Many tests have recently and later will visit with Mr. Bloom 101 lays while Mr. McDonald is in shewed thee, O man. what is good; cations course in electrical engineer been made by Dr. H. H. Green of mother In Spokane; Miss Clara Cor- Arlington. and what doth the Lord require of ing and it will make possible many the state veterinarians office with rigan went to Portland and will al I rs. Harriet Ford who is teach- SWIFT thee, but to do justly, and to love tests and experiments heretofore im almost no reactors found. so visit in McMinnville; Miss Rosa ing school in Beaverton, Ore., is & mercy, and to walk humbly with Ricco will visit her parents in Prai per ding the vacation with her f y Cod?” (Micah 6:8). rie City, Ore.; Paul Donavo: will mother. ---------- =9 c------------ Tho Lesson Sermon also included spend the week with his brother in Produce Plant the following passage from the • • • • • •*09 • Spokane; Miss Judy Pope has gone to Corvallis; Miss Gilbert is visit- • C hristian Scianco tex book, "Sei- • ence and Health with Key to the ing with her mother in Hermiston. > COLUMBIA NEWS NOTES « Scriptures”, by Mary Baker Eddy: Miss Yvonne Bousquet is. the only > < teacher remaining in Umatilla for “Simply asking that wo may love : • • ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ • • • • • 4 the vacation. Cod will never make us love Him; Nr. and Mrs. Will Rhodes wer C eorge Kendler, Jr., accompanied tut tho longing to be better and I i er guests Christmas day at th by his mother, Mrs. George Kendler holier, expressed in daily watchful- loody home in Pendleton. Mr motored to Walla Walla Saturday noss and in striving to assimilate V X dy is a brother of Mrs. Rhodes They returned that evening accia; mora of the divine character, will A iss Edith Mikesell arrived hom panted Ly Mrs. George Kendler, Jr. r old and fashion us anew, until we Jaturday evening to spend th< whó is a student at the Moreman a rake in His likeness” (p.4). scanty school. Mrs. Kendler will re hr stmas vacation with her parents main home for a few weeks before i . Coble of Pilot Rock accompan ied her and remained over Sunday -------------------------------- returning to school. J r. and Mrs. Cha tes Reynold Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Spencer and HERALD WANT ADS PAY nd son Elmer, and brother Bill Rey- children spent the ( hristmas with Mrs. Spencer's parents in Santa Vale, i l s. spent the Christmas week end W n. Ernest Peck worked on the visi ing with their parents in Van ferry for Mr. Spencer during his ab out er, Wn. Mrs. Hobart Helms is confined tc sence. Miss Bernadine Lash of Seattle her home because of illness. Hazel Frank, who has been liv Is spending the vacation with her lather, Roy Lash, and sisters, Mrs. Ing with her sister. Mrs. Helms, and attending the Hermiston Adventist Ernest Peck and Miss Lorine Lash. Miss Bernice Byrnes who Is a stu schcol, left last week to spend the dent at the Moreman s Beauty school Christmas vacation with her father in Walla Walla, spent Sunday, Mon in I ne. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Udey and Flor- day and Tuesday with her parents, enee were Christmas dinner guests Mr. and Mrs. James Byrnes. Mrs. Harriet Ford who is teaching t the M. L. Wat~on home. Mrs. Morris and daughter Pauline school in Beaverton, Ore., Is spend were business visitors in Pendleton ing the holidays with her mother. Miss Louise Byrnes spent several 3atu rday. • Through 1932, as in former years. Swift & Company Mrs. W. A. Mikesell and daughter days of this week with her sister Edith were visitors in Pendleton Bernice, in Walla Walla. has maintained its nationwide cash market for farm Mr. and Mrs. Bill Kenedy and fa lue: day. produce. J. Howard Reid and his friend mily were Pendleton visitors Mon leorge.I. Teuffel, who are students day. More than 100 Swift & Company produce plants in Umatilla Chapter 107 of the East- t t e University of Washington in ern Star held Installation Tuesday seat Je. arrived Tuesday to i pend the West and Central West have continued to buy daily he remainder of the holidays at the evening. The following officers were the supplies offered. Everything they purchase has a installed: Mrs. Miriam McKenzie. I. H. Reid home. M . and Mrs. George Leibe and market over a thousand miles wide and thousands of Worthy Matron; M. 1 . Knutson Worthy Patron; Miss Clara Corri- on Walter and Albert have been miles long. The supply goes wherever demand is best. gan. Assistant Matron; 11. B. Hull. 11 with the flu. Martha Lenz hai Associate Patron; Mrs. Nora Ber been doing the house work for them At no time, in the territories served by these plants, wick, Conductress: Mrs. Dora Bul while Fred and Martin Lenz take have producers of poultry, butterfat and eggs been with* lard, Associate Conductress; Mrs. are of the chores. Mrs. O. O. Wells and children whe out a daily cash market. Marie Knutsen. Secretary; Miss Sa ra Rix. Treasurer; Mrs. Jane Brow lave been ill with the flu are re- • •• nell, Chaplain; Mrs. Gladys Baymil- ov ering rapidly. C. A. Keller and daughters Fran- 1er, Marshall; Mrs. Juanita Llew llyn, Warden; Mrs. Tillie Butter cis and Rose Mary, and Paul Miller • Swift & Company has not had this year—has never wood. Ada; Mrs. Clara Springs, were Christmas dinner guests at the Ruth; Mrs. Jeanne Clark, Esther; Chil Is Barham home. had—any control over prices. The farmer’s price is Mr. and Mrs. Herman Jones and Mrs. Bertha Cherry, Martha; Mrs. made by what the consumer can and will pay for the Calla Tonies, Electa. children Boh and Patty, of Lewiston. butter, eggs and poultry. This company’s task is to Mr. and Mrs. Tom Tucker and son Idah i, are visiting at the Henry Joe are visiting in Portland with Mr. Sommerer home. Mrs. Jones is a cover the gap, quickly and economically between more Tucker's parents. sister of M's. Sommerer. than 200,000 farm patrons and nearly as many store Mr. and Mrs. Leo Root and son Nila Tuttle has been ill with the Vernon of Boardman spent Christ keepers. flu. mas at the M. E. Root home. Bessie Hammer, who has been vi- Miss Sara Rix accompanied Miss siting with her parents, Mr. and Posting daily quotations at its buying plants. Swift Clara Corrigan to Portland Satur Mrs. L. Hammer for the past two 8 Company is really saying to the producer: day. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Springer mo weel s. left Wednesday for Salem, "Consumers everywhere, through their retailers, offer so Any Commercial printing that tored to La Grande where they spent where she will resume her duties as much for poultry, butterfat or eggs. Coste of preparation, Sunday and Monday with their nurse in the tuberculosis hospital. Allen Struthers is spending the require, from a calling card tc transportation and selling are kept at a minimum. With (laughter, Mrs. Wallace Mahoney. these service costs deducted, the price paid here is about June Butson who attends the vacation visiting with his grand- large, illustrated catalogue, can state deaf school at Salem, Ore., is mother, Mrs. Klamstome, in Reith. what retailers will pay at their doors hundreds o! miles Mr. and Mrs. Baragar were visi spending her vacation with her par away." made right in this shop. You 1 tors in Pendleton Tuesday. ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Butson Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Mikesell an- Earl Cherry, who Is attending find our printing high in qualit school in Portland is spending nounce the marriage of their daugh- Christmas vacation with his mother. tei 1 dll h to Mr. A. H. Coble of Pilot prompt and satisfactory our Rock, in Pendleton Tuesday. Mrs. • Volume holds down processing cost. Carload ship Mrs. Jack Cherry. The state examiner for drivers Cobio has been teaching school near ments reduce freight bills. The same salesmen who sell price* reasonable. Call and chauffeur's licenses was in Uma- Pilot Rock for the. last two years. Swift's Premium Ham and Bacon and Brookfield Sausage tilla Tuesday to give examinations. After a short trip to Portland they on A large number whose licenses ex will return to Pilot Rock where they also sell Swift's Premium Milk-Fed Chicken, Golden will make their home. Mr. Coble pire in January took the examina ing printing. West Fowl and Swift’s Brookfield Butter, Eggs and has i farm near Pilot Rock. tion to renew their license. Mr. nnd Mrs. L. Hammer an- Cheese, thus benefiting livestock men and produce E. S. Rudy of Spokane came Sat urday to move Mrs. Rudy and small nounce the marriage of their son growers alike. son Donna Jeanne to their home tn Carl to Miss Stella Bundrick, Mon Spokane. Miss Blanche Pike accom- day. Joe Udey was a visitor at the panled them and will make her Charles Reynolds home Friday even- home with them. Swift & Company Mrs. W. A. Conlon and daughter Mildred motored tn Pendleton Sat- Purveyors of fine food» urday morning. Use the Classified Column. IIS Mr. Stanley ape 1 the holidays with his wife in Portland. It Brings Results. I Rev. W. 0. Miller w ho has been Che Germistan Errali No Monopoly On These. NEW YEAR GREETINGS! We look forward to another i % year of service illuminated by your % kind cooperation and friendliness. $ : FIRST NATIONAL BANK EE New Year Greeting USE THEM ! “=% g Jjaiti/ Cash Market Match Finely The HERMISTON HERALD | : y £ $ $; |
