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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER T. 1988 THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON, PAGE TWO Ohe Bermisin Berali Leader, Gladys Swarner on the theme "Making A Christian Choice of Vocations.” Evening worship ser vice at 8:00. Sermon there “Thy Will Be Done.” Scouts meet every Tuesday eve- ning. Cub-Scouts meet each Wed nesday night at 7:00 o’clock. June Redmond of La G rande was the a guest of Vivian McFall Mr. and Mrs. Harford and daugh home of her grandparents, Mr. and ters motored to Portland Saturday Mrs. J. A. Grabiel, over Sunday. on business. Published every Thursday at Hermis Will Frank and Hazel Williams Mr. and Mrs. Hugg and children ton, Umatilla County, Oregon, by of Walla Walla. Wn., visited Mr. visited at the Dan Ransier home Pauline M. Stoop and Alfred Quiring, and Mrs. Roscoe Williams and fami Sunday night. ly Saturday and Sunday. Publishers, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Ransier re Mrs. Edith Puckett left Tuesday ceived the sad news of the death of for a two weeks visit with her sis Mrs. Clara Donaldson who died last Second Class Matter Entered ter at Portland. Her father and sis Tuesday in Pendleton, and was bur December, 1906, Umatilla County, HERMISTON UNION CHURCH. ter. Chas. Benefiel and Leola Bene- ied in the cemetery there, Oregon. lie), accompanied her , returning W. E. Jones, Pastor. Francis Scovbo is getting along home Friday. 10:15 A. M., Communion. Subscription Rates: Miss Helen Kennison of Kenne nicely after having her tonsils re 11.00 10:25 A. M.. Song service and de- wick, Wn., was a guest of Joyce moved recently in Pendleton. One Year ................................ Maxine Mackan spent Sunday Puckett over the week end. .75 votional. Six Months ............................. Mrs. Nora Wilson who moved her with Esther Jones. She bad the .50 Sermon subject, “ Un Three Months ........................ 1050 A. M„ family to Gresham, Ore., recently misfortune to fall from a horse and used Power." returned Wednesday and has moved received minor cuts and bruises. She has been quite badly shaken and it Into her former residence here. 11:30 A. M. Teaching service. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Warner from was necessary to call medical aid. 7:00 P. M., Christian Endeavor. Mrs. Ray Brown returned Thurs Salem, Ore., visited Mr. and Mrs. 8:00 P. M.. Church service. Ser James Warner and other relatives day from Walla Walla, Wn., where she has been taking care of her mon theme, “How God Answers last week. Stan Atkins of Walla Walla at- mother who has been quite ill for Prayer." several weeks. tended the Fair both days. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Minnick and GINGER ROGERS PLAYS A CHRISTIAN SCUCE CEUAORFS family, Vivian McFall and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Isom attended the cele- NAUGHTY GIRL OF RADIO Gan" was the subject of the bration at Wallula Monday. PINE CITY NEWS V Lesson - Sermon In a ■ Mourice Williams who has been t By Oleta Neill Pert, vivacious and peppery Gin Churches of Christ, Scientist, on working near Walla Walla the past season visited his brother, Roscoe Sunday, Sept. 3. ger Rogers enacts radio broadcast Mr. and Mrs. Brian Young and Williams. Saturday night and Sun The Golden Text was, “He hath idol who is forced to smother her day. Maurice will return soon and family of Shoshone, Idaho, have shewed thee, O man, what is good; natural desires under a purer-than- tike a post graduate course this been visiting with Mr. Young’s brother. H. E. Young, a few days and what doth the Lord require year. thou pose before her public In “Pro of thee, but to do justly, and to George and Will Scarlett who are this last week. fessional Sweetheart” RKO-Radio Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Wattenburger love mercy, and to walk humbly employed in the apple orchards near Picture at the Oasis theatre Sunday with thy God? (Micah 6: 8). Yakima, motored over Saturday were in Hermiston on business Sat and Monday. Among the citations which com night with a load of peaches which urday. Jim Paine of Pendleton completed prised the Lesson-Sermon was the they disposed of in this vicinity. Miss Rogers Is exploited as the carpenter work on the school house Mrs. Amy Collins and family who following from the Bible: “And Purity Girl, ideal of the millions Thursday and returned to his home God said, Let us make man in our resided in the George Hausier place in Pendleton. who use Ipswich wash clothes. To his the past season, moved with image, after our likeness: and let W. D. Neill and L. D. Neill re- preserve that illusion she must not family to California where she will turned Thursday evening from the them have dominion” (Gen. 1: drink, pet, dance or be seen with a reside with her parents. Arbuckle mountains where they 26). Rev. Payne of Hermiston held have been cutting wood the past man. When she becomes irascible at The Lesson-Sermon also includ services here Saturday afternoon. these deficiencies in her life, her week. ed the following correlative pas A farewell party was given for | Ike Howard, son and grandson, sponsor, the wash cloth king, selects sages from the Christian Science Miss Margaret Collins at the home called at the Mrs. Ollie Neill ranch Jim Davey, Kentucky hackwoods textbook, “Science and Health of Mrs. Jess Oliver Friday evening, i Tuesday afternoon. Mr. Howard man, from her fan mall to become with Key to the Scriptures”, by All of the young folks of the com- formerly owned the Neill ranch but Mary Baker Eddy: “God fashions munity attended and had a splendid is now living at Molalla. Oregon. her husband. all things, after His own likeness. time. Milton L. Smith, principal of the After their marriage the girl Floyd Oliver returned Saturday | Pine City school, arrived at the C. Life is reflected in existence, leads Jim a hectic life. To tame her H. Bartholomew home Wednesday God in from Government Camp at Imnaha, Truth in truthfulness. he abducts her to his log cabin, and will attend high school here morning. goodness, which impart their own this season. where he spanks her like a child and Miss Audrey Moore is now work peace and permanence , . . Man, ing for Mrs. Ackey in Pendleton. loves her like a Casanova. made in His likeness, possesses Mr. and Mrs. Paul C. Bull of La ********* ♦ and reflects God’s dominion over Grande visited Mrs. Bull’s parents, all the earth" (p. 5101. and Mrs. H. E. Young, Sunday. t Butter Creek-Minnehaha t Mr. Mrs. Nora Moore and son Guy and By Mrs. Wm. Hineline CHURCH NOTES Miss Alma Neill motored to Pendle * ** * * * * * % % Word received from Virginia Rod ton Thursday on business. Miss Viola Jones of Hermiston vv******9*9 da tells that she was in Meadeville. IRRIGON NEWS Penn., and was going on to New has been visiting Miss Bernice Neill METHODIST CHURCH By Mrs. W. C. Isom York the next day. Miss Rodd a and ! the past week. W. A. Briggs, Pastor, Potts, who has been visit Among those attending the Fair Miss Turtle expect to return to Cor ing Murray in Walla Walla. Wn., for sever Morning worship at 10:00. Ser- here Saturday from Heppner were vallis by the southern route. Nora McDaid who has been at- j al days returned home Thursday. mon there "Can Christians Trust County Treasurer and Mrs. Briggs Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sommers of La tending Normal School in LaGrande and family, Gay Anderson, Mr. Their Conscience as a Guide To Liv Grande called on Mr. and Mrs. A. E. returned home Saturday. Knoldson and Sheriff Bauman, ing?” Mr. and Mrs. Jim Gillian of Port- Wattenburger Tuesday evening. Don Isom who has been visiting Frank Helms has been confined to Sunday school at 11:00. The Sun his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. land spent several days visiting | his bed for several days due to an day School Board will meet after Dave Musgrave and other relatives with her brothers, the Thom broth-! injured neck, which was caused Sunday school. at Monument, returned home Sun ers, of this district. Mary Doherty of Ione is staying when he fell from his truck while Epworth League services at 7:00. day evening. it the Ed McDaid home now so that loading wheat last week. Mrs. Ollie Neill and daughter Ne she may attend high school here Mrs. J. M. Hesser left Tuesday for va called on Mr. and Mrs. H. E. water. Ore. She plans to Fo Young and family Thursday after- noon. >n to the coast and spend a few dass Mrs. Marion Finch and daughter ■nd then return to Springwater accompanied Mr. Finch to the moun where she will teach this year. Catherine McDaid who has been ¡ tains Friday. Mr. Finch is hauling home the later part of the summer | w ood for C. H. Bartholomew and eft for Pendleton where she has himself. J. T. Ayers was in Hermiston on employment. W. G. Rodda and daughters, business Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Neill and Grace and Mary, motored to Pendle- Charley Morehead were business vi ton Monday. Grace remained near in Pendleton Friday. there where she is employed as sitors Mrs. T. J. O'Brien and children cac er in the I nlnn district. Floyd McMullen left Saturday for called at the Joe Foley ranch Sat afternoon. Villamette University where he will | urday Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Wattenburger attend school. children were in Echo Saturday. Edith and Annie Peterson have | and Mrs. Jasper Myers, and Mrs. Dee returned to the home ol their aunt | Neill were in Hermiston Thursday and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Peter- business. son, after having been away all sum | on Mr. with STOP-WEAR LUBRICATION and Mrs. C. H. Bartholomew mer. Edith spent most of the sum- Watch far thlt tign Mrs. Marion Finch and daugh service using exclusively the New mer in San Francisco with relatives and le while Annie stayed in Portland. The ters were business visitors in Echo UNION friction-prooj LUBRICANTS girls will remain here and attend Thursday. Mrs. Ollie Neill and daughters a STOP. school this winter. with wear resistance 5 times that of Neva and Lennä were in Echo and Hermiston Saturday on business. Daalci car manufacturers' specifications. Mrs. Nora Moore and son Guy moved to Heppner . Saturday. Mrs. I BOARDMAN NEWS LU BRICATION Moore has been working at the Roy By Mrs. Dan Ransier Neill place the past few months. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Young and Mr. and Mrs. Roy I Rands and I Donna Jane nre visiting a few days family. Mr. and Mrs. Brian Young in Boardman in order to got Donna and family and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hermiston, Oregon Phone 571 school. Bull were dinner guests of Mr. and 1 arold Hatch is working on the ! Mrs. Emery Cox Sunday. lectric line and tonk dinner with Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Ayers and the Ransiers Monday. family were business visitors in School started Monday and all the Heppner Thursday. children were glad to start school. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Wattenburger All teachers except one were pres were In Echo Thursday on business. ent. This vacancy will be filled in Mr. and Mrs Adolph Majeske and about ten days. family of Lexington called on Mr. Jimmie Farley was here on busi- and Mrs. Fred Rauch Sunday. 'ess Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Young and Chandlers moved to Marshfield. family. Mr. and Mrs. Brian Young I londay. and family and Roy Neill and daugh Harold Frye an wife and daugh- ter Alma were dinner guests at the er of Sunnyside, Wn.. took dinner W. D. Neill home Monday. with E. T. Messenger, Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Myers called Mrs. M. K. F lickenger took din- on Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Neill Sun- Messenger home Sunday. ner at the Jay. returned home Helen Slanger Mr. and Mrs W. J. Wattenburger of Echo were dinner guests at the Saturday to start school. home of Mrs. Ollie Neill Sunday. Sibyl Macomber and Mrs. Nate Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Ayers and Macomber returned home from Pilot children were business visitors in Rock and LaGrande Sunday. Mildred Allen visited with the Hermiston Saturday. A. E. Wattenburger and E. B Brown girls Tuesday night. Lois Messenger entertained Sibyl Wattenburger made a business trip ff Macomber and Margaret Smith at to Mt. Vernon Friday. A program of songs. readings and luncheon Tuesday. Lois Messenger entertained Sibyl impersonations, piano-accordion and Macomber and Margaret Smith at other instrumental music and chalk luncheon Tuesday. paintings will be given at the Pine A group of high school girls vl- City auditorium Wednesday even ited the Harford girls and Marjorie ing. September 13 at 8:15, by Glen- j and Esther Brown this week. The na Stephens, Lola Thompson, and Brown girls arc leaving for Laurel- Carol Stephens of Portland. There Saving strength is not a luxury. It's the thrifty wood aerdemy soon where they will will be no admission charges but a ittend school this year. silver offering will be taken. Every thing to do, in household or business. Margaret Smith returned from a one is cordially invited to attend. An old subscriber tells us, who discontinued her two weeks vacation in Seattle and Mrs. E. B. Wattenburger and Auburn, Wn . and will attend school children called on Mrs. H. K. Young telephone in recent months and now is ordering nere this year. Tuesday evening. her service restored, "I found that my telephone group of people gathered at the The coyotes have been doing quite saved strength and time more than I had ever Art Allen home one night this week i hit of damage this summer on both and chariv aried Mr. and Mrs. Wil- Big and Little Butter Creek. They dreamed, and more nickels, dimes and quarters lard Nickerson who were married al have killed all of C. H. Bartholo than its monthly service costs.” mew's geese, which numbered about Prosser, Wn . last Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Nickerson forty, and have killed a number of Nothing docs so much for so little as your tele motored to Sunnyside, Wn., Tues sheep, turkeys and geese for several phone. day. They wore accompanied by Mr. others on the Creeks. The govern- ment trappers have caught two coy- Nickerson’s sister, Edith Mr. and Mrs. Glen Macken and ates but there are more that are still TiE PACIFIC T elephone AND T elegraph C ompany | children motored to Stanfield to vi bothering. Mr. and Mrs. W. D Neill and sit friends Sunday. Business Office — Main Street — Phone 551 Mr. and Mrs. W. Mefford are vi- family and Milton L. Smith atten- | siting at the Leo Root home tor a ded church in Hermiston Sunday. * * -------------- " - -=-- •---- STO WEAR ON YOUR CAR STOP WEAR Rohrman Motor Co Its price is so small and its value is so great that it simply doesift pay to he without it^ * + t UMATILLA NEWS By Louise Byrnes t Are You In Step With The Recovery Parade? James Byrnes spent Wednesday of last week in Walla Walla, Wn., transacting business. Mrs. W. A. Conlon and daughter Mildred and Mrs. Morris and daug- ter Muriel motored to Pendleton Thursday. The most Important essential In the Mrs. Jess Connell and daughter government’s great recovery pro Josephine and granddaughter Gene gram is for every employer to afford vieve Waller, motored to The Dalles as much and as lucrative employ Wednesday. Miss Connell went On ment as his business can possibly to Camas, Wn., where she was the guest of Miss Dora Murray. They stand. Remember, even the hiring returned to Umatilla Sunday. of one more person increases the Mrs. James Byrnes visited at the buying power of one more family. LaVauga Hiatt home in Pendleton Multiply even that small effort by Friday and Saturday. Muriel By rnes tens of thousands and the results who has spent the summer with the Hiatt's, returned home with her mount up astonishingly. Let’s talk mother. things over and see how we can Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Logan of Ev- both lend a helping hand to this erett, Wn., visited at the Bill Logan great campaign for prosperity. We home last week. can help the country and ourselves, Miss Margaret Brown was the too, by starting the Job here In Her hostess at a “kid party” Thursday evening, The guests were presen- miston. ted with all day suckers upon ar- Maxine riving. Guests included: McNabb, Blanche Pike, Annie Wurs ter, Billie Chase. Betty McKenzie, Mildred Conlon, Muriel Morris, Beth and Alice Cooney, Evelyn Ford, of Hermiston Ruth Thompson and Melvola Root. Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits Over $50,000. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Logan and daughter and Mrs. Logan's sister, R. ALEXANDER, Vice-President Miss Allison Price, left Friday for F. B. SWAYZE, President their home in Boston, Mass., after D. M. DEETER, Asst. Cashier A. H. NORTON, Cashier a months visit with Mr. and Mrs. Will Logan. Cloyd Tillson left Saturday for Huntington, Ore., where he will be at the horse races. With parti-mu STATE FAIR OPENS WITH employed this winter. tual wagering being tried at the Miss Minnie Ellen Harvey re- RECORD ATTENDANCE fair grounds, interest has run high turned Sunday from a visit in Port Thrilling races have been won and land and Medford. lost, with a long-shot coming in Mrs. Robert Woodward of Hermis- SALEM, Ore., Sept. 5 — Oregon’s first every once in awhile for a large ton visited last week at the home of her father, Earl Caldwell. 72nd annual State Fair got oft to a pay-off for the lucky ticket holder. Mr. Morris and daughter Helen flying start here this week, with The parachute race preceding the and son Bob of Portland motored Labor Day crowds setting a new at Saturday and spent the week end tendance record. The holiday date horse racing has been more than with Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Conlon. bargained for in thrills. The sight Mrs. Morris and daughter Muriel and a twenty-five cent admission to who had visited in Umatilla last the fair grounds aided in breaking of seeing two men drop through space has been too much for several week returned to Portland with old-time marks. women spectators and first aid has them Monday. The presentation of the world's had to be administered. Miss Juliana Pope spent last week shopping in Portland. She returned largest bouquet was attended by Jim McCleave and his highly-edu to Umatilla Friday and spent the thousands with many thousands week end with Mrs. Hilma Feig and cated horses continue to thrill at clamoring to get into the agricul left Monday for Pendleton where tural building. Mrs. Julius L. Meier the big free night Gymkhana. Spec she will teach this school term. received the bouquet from J. O. ial lights have made the grandstand Mr. and Mrs. Wenden and daugh ters Freda and Velma of Galesbury Holt of Eugene, chairman of the and surroundings as bright as day- light. Sandwiched in between Me- Illinois, are visiting at the Tom Slat Board of Agriculture. Cleave's acts have been three com tery home. They intend to stay out Exhibits this year also set a new petitive rodeo events—bronc riding, there about a month. Mr. and Mrs. Art Bousquet and high mark. A new interest seems to son Billy returned Sunday from a permeate every department of the bull-dogging, and Brahma steer rid two weeks visit to Condon, Ore. Miss fair. ing. Cow hands from all sections of Alicia Bousquet who went to Con And then, of course, every after- the west are here for these nightly don with her parents Is spending the week in Portland. noon so far has seen capacity crowds contests. Miss Margaret Baumann has re turned after a months visit with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Price in Portland. T. O. Waller has returned from a A BUNCH OF ODDS AND ENDS OF business trip to California. Delbert Slattery spent a few days Ranging from of last week with relatives in La Grande. Ore. Mrs. Ray Hadge of Yakima, Wn., visited at the home of her brother, Ed McMillian. Gus Frasolas has returned from a trip to Canada. Jim Kristikas spent Saturday in JUST IN Pendleton. Misses Lola Thompson and Glen na and Carol Stephens, all of Port land, called on Devee Brown Satur day morning. Robert Pike and George Kendler motored to Pendleton on business I Saturday. Thelma May Shepherd had her tonsils removed last week at the St. | Anthony Hospital in Pendleton. Mrs., Will Shepherd and daughter Marion MEN’S DRESS PANTS to $8 - $2.98 visited In Pendleton during this time. MEN’S HIGH PRICED DRESS HOSE ...................... HALF PRICE Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Chapman and WOMEN'S DRESSES AND DRESS GOODS ................ .......... CHEAP daughter Francis spent Saturday Straw Hats — Dress Hats & Cans Levi Strauss OVERALLS. shopping in Pendleton. They also vi-' sited at the D. C. Chapman home. Kenneth Trumbull worked at the EVERYTHING AT depot in Ralph Davis’s place a few | BARGAIN PRICES! days last week. Mrs. Buntin and son Clayton of Seattle were in Umatilla on business Sunday and Monday. Henry Crisman and granddaugh- ter Dorothy Mattice are moving' from the Connell house to the Ed THRIFTY SHOPPERS REA wards apartments. Mr. and Mrs. John Sharpstein and | LIZE THAT RIGHT NOW daughter Dorothy of Walla Walla. | visited at the William Switzler | PRICES ARE ADVANCING IN home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Audrey Hanson, I ALL MAJOR ITEMS IN GRO Mrs. H. H. Hanson and Mrs. Mollie Strausburgh, all of Touchet. Wn., | CERIES. NOW IS THE TIME were callers at the James Byrnes home Monday evening. TO BUY — AND SAVE! Ollie Aarkus. a former resident of : Umatilla .is very ill. SOME OF OUR PRICES—We Have Several More. William Hanson. Ralph Davis and Lyle Brown motored to Wallula 31c SNIDER’S FRESH KEPT PEAS, 2 for Monday. Very choice tender pea. Mr. and Mrs. George Cramar of Pendleton were Umatilla visitors FLAVOR CRESS PEAS — New Pack No. 4 Sieve Sunday. Mrs. Sarah Brownell has returned 2 for 25c — 12 Cans $1.45 — Case (24 cans) $2.85 to Umatilla for a visit with old friends from her home in California. . 26c CALUMET BAKING POWDER, 1 lb. ... Mr. and Mrs. Francis Hanson of | Walla Walla, Wn., visited friends In 10c BAKER’S BREAKFAST COCOA, % lb. Umatilla Sunday evening. T. S. Tillson bas returned from a JELLO, any flavor, 3 packages............... visit in Portland and Toledo. Ore. Hard to beat for a desert. Miss Betty Caretin is staying with Mr. and Mrs. W H. Bloom and j 55c FORMA, the ideal shortening, 3 lb. tin ... attending Umatilla High school. Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Chapman and ! Porter's MACARONI, SPAGETTI or NOODLES Francis spent Sunday in Portland visiting Mrs. Chapman's parents, | 2 (16 oz.) packages 27c Mr. and Mrs. Carl Brownell. Lena Rose has returned from a MOTHER’S OATS — visit with friends at Starkey, near An ideal breakfast for the school kiddies. LaGrande and will attend Umatilla high school. Large Pkg., Plain .... 18c Large, Premium 23c Mr and Mrs. Harry Hull and Misa Clara Corrigan motored to Pom | WE PAY CASH FOR EGGS eroy, Wn.. Labor Day. Don Isom has returned from a few | Get our price before selling. days visit In Monument. Ore., and is attending Umatilla high school. Miss Irene and Gladys Fromdahl | bave returned from a few days visit with Mary Jane Shaw In Portland. The total enrollment of the Uma tilla schools is at an estimate of 170. Only one new teacher is em-1 ployed this year. Miss Helen Fred j rickson, of Stanfield. FIRST NATIONAL BANK Women’s Shoes 39c to 75c MEN’S WORK SHOES JUST IN $1.79 $1.98 $2.19 MEN’S OXFORDS $2.98 MEN’S WORK OXFORDS $1.98 MEN’S WORK PANTS 98c $1'29 $1.49 Men’s Dress Pants . . . $1.98 Chas. G. Burk’s Inc
