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PAGE FOUR THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER T, 1933 THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON, J. V. Allen of Minnehaha dist rict went to Spokane, W n., Tuesday where he spent several days on bus! ness. Stated communication of Queen Esther Chapter, O.E.S.. next Tues- day, at 8:00 P. M. Degrees. By 01 Adv. der W. M. Miss Teresi Breslin of Heppner was the house guest of Miss Helen Woughter Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pearson left Saturday night for Portland and Seattle where they will spend a week vacationing. Chas. Melville and Rudalph Klin- ger of Lexington were Hermiston business visitors the first of the week. Miss Isabel Dodd, who is employ ed in Portland with Gray, McLean & Percy, wholesalers, spent the week end with her parents Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Dodd. Miss Anita Paulson of Portland was the house guest of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Harkenrider from Wednesday until Friday of this week. Miss Paulson is a niece of Mr. Harken- rider and is enroute to Pendleton where she will be employed in the Pendleton grade school for the coming school term. Roy Bills returned Friday from Redmond, Orc., after spending a two week's vacation visiting his mother, Mrs. Wm. Vestal. Mrs. Earl Wilson and son, Mrs. Geo. Wagner, and Jerry Gale left Mrs. Laura Logan was a Pendle Miss Esther Tiffany of Portland for Vancouver, Wn., Friday where ton visitor Monday afternoon. was a house guest at the J. M. Pace Mrs. Wagner will make an extended Mrs. W. Boynton and Miss home Sunday. visit. Dave Mittlesdorf is working in Pauline Hart of Helix visited with Mrs. Ina Weesell returned from the First National Bank while D. M. Mrs. Harry Kelley Saturday. The Dalles Friday and is recupera Congressman Walter M. 1 Pierce Deeter is away on his vacation. ting nicely from her recent opera Miss Shirley Brownson returned and Mrs. Pierce were overnight tion. She is at home at the Hunter's Cafe. guests at the Hermiston Hotel Tues from Portland the first of the week after spending several days there. day. They were enroute to Portland The Union Aid will serve dinner B. L. McAtee of Kamas, Wn., was where they will attend to official and evening lunch Friday and Sat- a week end visitor at the home of busi ness. urday, Sept. 15-16, at the Union his brother, R. H. McAtee. church. A good place to rest. Rev. and Mrs. Walter Pierson and Sept. 7-14. Adv. Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Pierson of Her Mrs. M. A. Lindeman Bessie and miston were guests at the R. H. Mc of Portland, who have been visiting Atee home Tuesday of this week. at the W. G. Webber home for the Mrs. W. J. Warner left Friday Hermiston, Oregon past month, left Monday for their for Vancouver, Wn., where she will home. be the house guest of her daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Chris Johnson and SATURDAY Mrs. E. Schofield, and family. FRIDAY two sons Maurice and Norman from Mrs. Geo. Wagner, Mrs. C. Harris SEPTEMBER 8-9 Wheeler, Wn„ were house guests at and Mrs. Earl Wilson returned from LIGHTING TOGETHER the J. W. McMullen home over the Lewiston, Idaho, Monday after week end. Yet hating each other! One thril spending some time there visiting at Mrs. B. S. Kingsley returned last ling to the kill . . . The other tor the home of a sister, Mrs. Q. Harris. week from Portland where she had mented by his own victories! . . Five of the seven children were spent several days visiting her son present at this family gathering. THE and family, Mr. and Mrs. Earl King sley. Cecil Warner and son Glen of Grangeville, Idaho, arrived in Her miston last Friday and spent sev eral days visiting old friends here. Mr. Warner is a former resident of Hermiston and was connected with the Hermiston Creamery Co. with Fredric MARCH Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Hills and fam Gary GRANT ily returned Wednesday evening September 12 Jack Oakie Carole Lombard trom a week’s vacation trip to coast points at Tacoma and Seattle. They Plus: Comedy and “Betty Boop experienced grand weather condi for President,” "Thundering THOSE HAVING MEMBERSHIP CARDS WILL BE GIVEN DUP tions during their stay on the coast. Doom”, Pact 9 of Last Fronties. LICATE CARDS AND LUCKY NUMBER WINS A TURKTY—Tree. Mrs. August Linder, who has GUY CRONK been visiting in Portland, returned SUNDAY - MONDAY to Hermiston Saturday in company SEPTEMBER 10-11 with Russell Blessing and Gerald Matinee 2:30 Sunday McKenzie who spent the week end here. Both boys are employed in The Angel Voice of the Air” Portland. was Sick of Soothing Broken Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hetler of Hearts” . . . White Salmon, Wn., were house She wanted to be bad and guests Monday of Mrs. Hetler’s sis break ’em! ter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Tilden. J. A. Clarke and daughters Edith, Margaret, Marybell, and son Allen, and W. E. Jones and daughter Viola y") Dolusienal. loir attended the Wallula-Umatilla high aww -a SWEFTHERN) way celebration Monday. • K O Dr. and Mrs. A. W. Christopher- ' son and daughter Barbara, and Miss I Nell Reeves returned Tuesday eve Plus; Clark and McCullough in ning from a three weeks vacation on “The Druggist's Dilemma” the coast. They visited in Portland and Seaside. FREE—Jar Shaving Cream Mon day Night with each Gentleman's Mrs. M. H. Fisher left Sunday for Ticket. No Cream to Ladies. her home in Tacoma, Wn., after spending the past month as the j house guest of her parents, Mr. and I Mrs. W. P. Luttrell, in Columbia I district. Her husband, Dr. Fisher, । motored down for her Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Clarke and daughters Phyllis and Arlene, and nie Donald Williams motored to Walla Walla Sunday where they spent the । night. On the return trip Monday they attended the Wallula cut-off j highway celebration. Mrs. Sidney Barnard returned to P rices MAY Go down AN Hermiston Monday with Mr. Bar PRICES MAY GO UP BUT 1 KNOW I ALWAYS SAME AT o nard and Lois who had motored to A RED a WHITE STOne" [ Everson, Wn., a week previous. Jean Barnard has been with her mother ; and will remain in Everson to at- Í tend school this winter. The Bar- , nards are making their home in the Chas. Taylor house. Mrs. W. F. Boynton spent Sunday and Monday In Helix as the house guest of her son and family, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Boynton. Vayne Boynton accompanied her. J. M. Pace and son John returned from a business trip to Portland last Friday accompanied by Juanita and 200$0°9 a J a 0 0 *, ? ‘* 7 04. Carmelita Miekalla of that city. The wo girls are Mr. Pace’s grand laughters and spent a week at the Pace home. ‘ WASHO ...................................................................... for 49c Mrs. A. W. Turnblad and daugh Red & White NAPTHA ............................................ 10 for 31c ter Edna motored to Baker the first FLOATING SOAP, Red & White................... of the week with Jimmy and Jean 4 for 18c Decker who have been spending the THRILL ....................................................................... 4 for 18c summer at the Turnblad home. Sun LADY GODIVA .................................................... 6 for 25c day they made a trip into Idaho with the Decker family and return- BOSTON BUTTS, cello wrapt, lb......................... 14c ed home Monday. SUGAR ...................................................... 3 lbs. 47c Miss Ruth Woughter left Friday MILK, Tails ........................................................... Homing for Edgar, Montana, where 3 for 19c he will take up her duties as teach- CATSUP, Red & White ......................................... 2 for 35c I or In the high school there. Miss COFFEE, Red & White............................................ I Woughter attended summer school 3 tins 93c • in Portland at the extension divi COFFEE, Big Bargain, 1 lb. bags ....................... 2 for 43c I sion of the University of Oregon. RICE, Fancy Blue Rose ............................................ 5 lbs. 29c The home of Mr. and Mrs. Levi CRACKERS, Sunshine .............................................. Reeder was the scene of a very en 2 lbs. 33c joyable time last Sunday when a PUREX, Quarts ........................................................... 15c number of friends gathered for Sun BROOMS, Blue & White.......................... . day dinner. Those present were Miss 79c Glenna Stevens. Carrol Stevens, and BEETS, Fancy Baby Whole, Red & White, 2s 2 for 37c Lolla Thompson of Eugene, Ore., BEETS, Sliced, 2s ....................................................... 2 for 27c Mr. and Mrs. Dee Nell. Bernice and Ralph Neil and Mr. Smith, principal PEACHES, Fancy, Red & White, 2Y,s 2 for 39c ' of the Pine City school, all of Pine PEACHES, Blue & White, 21,s ........................... 2 for 31c City: Mr. Cecil Warner and son Glen of Grangeville. Idaho; Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Jones and family, Mr. and Mrs Chas. Duvall. A. W. Turn- blad. and the host and hostess. Complimenting Mrs. Harry Kel- 'ey was an attractive affair Satur- .day night in the spacious Shaar , home south of town, with Mrs. , Sfasar. Mrs. W. U Hamm, and Mrs Local Happenings OASIS THEATRE Barn Dance SATURDAY NIGHT FREE TURKEY Well Balanced for 30C " 45C Eat Your Meals at the red & WHITE ,29, urer; Charlotte Ralph, sergeant-at- arms; and Henry Harger, class ad- viser. Freshman — J Margaret Clarke, president; Helen Dunning, vice president; Roberta Mullins, treas- urer; secretary not yet determined; and Mr. McAtee, class adviser. liott, class adviser. Junior—Jack Dawson, president; Bill Lindner, vice president; Neva Richards, secretary-treasurer, and Miss Esther Sibert, class adviser. Sophomore—Ellis Coxen, presi dent; Wanda Needles, vice presi dent; Ruth Dodd, secretary-treas- Appreciation Expressed. As President of the North Mor row County Fair Board, I take this means of expressing my apprecia tion and sincere thanks to the peo ple of Irrigon and Boardman, who assisted us with the fair work. To County Agent Chas. Smith of Morrow county, and to Assistant County Agent Garnet D. Best, for their splendid work in judging the farm exhibits. To Mrs. Ed Bensel and Mrs. F. M. Guiwits of Hermiston and Mrs. Sto rey of Arlington for their assistance in judging other exhibits. MRS. W. C. ISOM, Irrigon, Oregon. 2-r 771-/31/14) N U - TYPE " Aladdin Mantle Lamp (ENeer) (I-n White Light EXACTLY AS " 1 ( $4.75 ) . ILLUSTRATED SCHOOL NOTES (Continued from Page One) two days of school. 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