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PAGE FOUR THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1. 1983 THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON. Mr. and Mrs. B. Haneline motor Francis Householder, who togeth- ed to Pendleton Monday to attend r with Gladys Smith, operate the he funeral of Mrs. Haneline's un- lermiston Beauty Shoppe, returned le, John Royer of PiPlot Rock. Ser- from Portland last Thursday after ices were held at the Folsom Fun- pending two weeks visiting her ral Home. mother and other relatives at Rose- I. D. Pike, poet master at Grass urg. Qn the return trip she was Jim Neary of Pendleton was a W. J. Warner, accompanied by H. 'alley, has purchased the old Mar oined by Mrs. Smith in Portland to Hermiston visitor last Friday. A. Pankow and It. H. McAtee, mo in Watson place in Columbia dis- attend the convention of beauty Lbs. Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Rohrman were tored to Moscow Saturday to attend i kt and will move onto the farm in hop operators held at the Multno- Pendleton visitors Monday evening. the Idaho-Montana football game. he spring. At present they have nah hotel last week. Mrs. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ford are the i man who will farm the ranch un emained in Portland until the first Mr. and Mrs. Ben Jones are the parents of a baby girl born Mon parents of a baby daughter born ii they arrive. , f the week. Monday morning. She has beer day at the family home Carl Haddox and family of Bel- ingham, Wn., arrived Sunday, and Mrs. Alma Hitt was a visitor in named Vera Ada. . Old time dance at Westland school vili make their home on the Ralph Pendleton over Sunday. SOCIAL and Scissors sharpened, 20c. Bill house Saturday night, Nov. 4. Music aylor ranch. Lee Haddox arrived i3" —adv ' day previous and will also be em- Shaar’s Barber Shop. adv. by Garrison’s Old Timers. ‘FRATERNAL Notes Equal to eight (8) 15c tins. loyed at the Saylor ranch. Mrs. A. D. Rintoul and son Rob Buddy Wessell of Stanfield enjoy Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Struthers mo- ed a birthday dinner with his mo ert, who have been visiting at the ored to Kennewick to visit Mr. An afternoon at bridge was en- ther, Mrs. Ina Wessell, Wednesday home of Mrs. Rintoul’s parents, Mr and Mrs. George Briggs for the past truthers’ sister and family, Mr. and oyed Saturday by guests of Mrs. night. J. M. Biggs of La Grande stopped two weeks, left Saturday for theh 1rs. Reco Albee. They motored over W. J. Warner and Mrs. N. R. Muel- he new Wallula cut-off highway, er who entertained at the Hermis- in town Thursday evening while en home in Portland. Mr. and Mrs. George McKenzie o' nd have commented upon what a on hotel. The Hallowe’en motif route to Hood River and Portland. Ine road it is. was used. Mrs. Walter Pearson won Jewell Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kelso, Wn., are the proud parenti Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Simonott and high honors. Mrs. Arietta White, A. D. Smith, is visiting his parents of a ten pound baby boy born Thurs lece from Emporia, Kansas, visited second high, and Mrs. J. M. Norton, day, October 26, at Pasco, Wn. He this week from Pilot Rock. % t the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. B. consolation. Mrs. Vayne Boynton of Helix has been named Michael George. arling last week. Mr. Simonott The young people of the Epworth spent Sunday with her husband and iotored on into Wallowa county Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lynch enter League will go to Pendleton Friday other relatives in Hermiston, here he hunted elk while the ladies tained Tuesday night honoring Mrs. Mrs. Julius Gimble underwent a November 10, to Join with the Pen isited here. He returned to Hermis- P. H. Carman on her birthday. Those major operation in the Pendleton lleton League group in a social and on last Wednesday. present were Mr. and Mrs. Floyd i hospital last Friday. She is reported carnival. Miss Arlene Clark and Donald Lynch, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Luttrell, The American Legion Auxiliar: to be recuperating nicely and is Villiams motored to LaGrande Fri- Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Pierson, Mrs. expected home some time next week. will hold a cooked food sale Novem ay night where they visited Miss Corman’s father, Henry Cole, Dorcas ber 10 at Joe Norton’s store, 11:3( ‘hyllis Clark who is a student at ind Pat Throop, the honoree, and 1. M. to 5:00 P. M. Roast stuffed he Eastern Oregon Normal school. Mr. and Mrs. Lynch. urkey will be sold as well as cakes unday they motored over to Wal- % les, etc. adv Mrs. Mabel Ralph entertained Sat Lester Kroft, Jack Cervetto, and owa lake and Joseph where they isited Mr. Williams’ parents. irday night for her two daughters lave Garbareno of Portland spent Mr. and Mrs. John Ulrich and 3etty and Charlotte, at a dancing he week end on the project hunting Hermiston, Oregon heasants and ducks. They were laughter, Mrs. Ralph Wade, were >arty. Those present included Mil- :> uests at the S. Carson and Ernes: ailed Saturday. October 21, to at- ired Phelps, Miss Margaret Elliott, SATURDAY FRIDAY end the funeral of their son and Anna Ray Martin, Neva Richards, Carson homes. Death Leering at the Curves . . rother, Edward Niles of Cathlamet, uth Dodd, Helen Jendrzejewski, A. W. Temblad will sell by th Vn. Love Cheering at the Finish Line Burke Doyle, Fred Reeves, Dayton n ' Qi quarter or chunk, a young beef Thrilling . Roaring . Speed Dram Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur K. Bloom, Harris. Dick Martin and the hostess- it Kinglsey’s, Saturday the 4th. Ad /ho attended the funeral of Mr. 28. The spirit of Halloween was car- % Mervin Evans of Wenatchee. Wn. 70x80 Inch vas an over night guest of Jack an< Room’s sister, Mrs. C. F. Gardiner, led out in the decorations. uesday, returned to their home in red Reeves Monday. He Is enrout A delightfully entertaining social eattle Wednesday morning. They to Oakland, Calif., where he wil o ere accompanied by Mr. Gardiner 'unction was held Monday night at - nake his home with his father he home of Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Pear- > f Umatilla who will visit until the > lalph Evans. on with Mrs. Neil Barnhart, Mrs. < > ist of the week. WILLIAM COLLIER, JR. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Struthers wen Carl Bensel, and Mrs. Walter Pear- H. E. Cosby, poultry speciailst at calling on old friends in Pilot Roel JOAN MARSH •8.C., F. E. Price, agricultural en- on acting as joint hostesses. Sev- last Friday. Mrs. G. E. Carnes, ac COMEDY, and the cartoon tha ineer, and J. E. Leedy, manager n tables of bridge were in play dur- companied them home and was ai won the medal. regon Turkey Growers’ association ng the evening. Mr. and Mrs. D. miston made two more plays and Coy of Irrigon; Mrs. R. M. McCoy of Santa Cruz, Calif.; Lee Graybeal over night visitor. They also callee M. Deeter won high honors, and were threatening the Heppner goal Imbler; Mrs. C. W. McFall of Im- Imbler; F. M. Graybeal, Pendleton ; on a friend Mrs. E. E. Mulkey, who vere business visitors in Hermiston Mrs. Sam Moore and Herbert Hed- line when the gun ended the game. bier; Mrs. Don C. Brownell of Port- Max Graybeal, Umatilla; and W. 1 Wednesday and Thursday, of this is very ill at the hospital in Pendle SUNDAY - MONDAY wall consolation. The Hallowe’en It was unfortunate that the Her land; five sons, D. C. Graybeal, Graybeal of Irrigon. ton. She underwent a major opera week. They came from Sunnyside, Matinee 2:30 Sunday motif was used making the rooms miston fans did not get to see the Wn., to Hermiston. tion about four weeks ago. LAUGHS t brand of football the Hermiston Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Hart of bright for the occasion. oys played. They were all in there laston, Oregon, are the proud par- WE LL HAVE A A delightful Hallowe’en party was lighting from start to finish and -nts of an eight pound baby boy MILLION OF EM! torn October 23, in a Forest Grove given Monday night at the home of should put up a better fight for the hospital. Mrs. Hart will be remem- Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Hammer for Armistice day game at Arlington. It’s the biggest . . funniest laugh ered as Helen Upham, daughter of their daughter Mary Jane Hammer, treat Hermiston has ever seen! in Columbia district. The large FINAL RITES READ FOR Mr. and Mrs. Claud Upham. front room was appropriately decor Elbert Hutchison motored to La THREE THIS WEEK. rande Friday night where he visi- ated with large pumpkin lanterns and fall leaves. Many novel and ed his uncle, “ Red ” Williams, and WITH (Continued from Page 1) Miss Twila/House of Echo. He at amusing games and stunts were en ily came west in 1898 and took up joyed, followed by dancing. Refresh ended the football game between residence in the Grande Ronde val daho Coyotes and the Eastern Ore- ments were served later in the even ley at Imbler, Ore., where they lived ing, buffet style. Among those pres $1.50 Bottle son Normal teams which ended in ent were: Faith Wilson, Adilah Ry until twelve years ago when they 1 tie, 6-6. moved to Irrigon. WITH Mrs. T. Johnson of LaGrande, Miss land, Nellie Hooker, Rosaline Ham Mr. Graybeal has been a life-long mer, Clemma Barber, Mary Wilson, Evelyn Hallyburton and George member of the Methodist church. He Gloria Pelletier, Beulah Ryland, CHARLES RUGGLES Johnson of The Dalles were guests was a great lover of children, a won Sponsored by it the J. E. Hallyburton home in Co- Viola Pelletier, Mr. and Mrs. Claud MARY BOLAND Upham, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hammer, derful father and husband. umbla district Wednesday while en- HERMISTON He is survived by his widow; 29 PLUS a Detective playlet and oute to The Dalles. Mrs. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Lester Hammer, Dick grandchildren; 17 great grandchild Upham, Leonard Butts, James Bar cartoon DRUG CO. ind Miss Hallyburton are Mr. Hally- ren ; four daughters. Mrs. J. E. Mc- ber, Phillip and Floyd Wilson. urton’s sisters and will visit their parents Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Hally- BRILLIANT PASSING WINS urton in The Dalles. FOOTBALL GAME FOR LOCALS Ralph Evans, Richard Evans, and their mother, Mrs. Richard Evans of PRICES (Continued from'Page 1) YOUR ^AME IMPRINTED akland, California, were over night Harris who faded back, shot a bul guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey let pass over the right side of the Payne Monday, while enroute to line where Fierce leaped high into _ *_ "___ <___ :____________________ 2---------------------------- points in Idaho where they will the air to catch the ball and carry FRI.-SAT.-MON. pend a few days before going on to it over the goal line for Hermiston’s Nov. 3 to 6, Inc. heir home in California Ralph second touchdown. Evans is the father of Mervin and In the remaining minutes of play Forest Evans who graduated from Heppner opened up a brilliant pass he local high school last year. ing attack and was headed down the Clarence Henning, Alfred Quiring field. It was Heppner's ball, first ind Vernon Waterman motored to down on Hermiston’s 30 yard line. ‘ortland last Friday. Mr. Water- One minute left to play. The Hepp nan remained in Portland and Mr. ner fullback shot a long pass which lenning and Mr. Quiring motored looked like a sure go for a touch in to Dallas. Ore., where they visi- down. Two Heppner men were in ed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. the clear racing for the ball and BATHROOM GOLD MEDAL . H. Quiring. They also attended from somewhere Harris shot out of he game between Oregon and Wash- the massed players, intercepted the ngton State Saturday- with the pass, and ran the ball back sixty AIRWAY of 2-0. yards before he was tackled. Her Quart Jar Rolls Pounds Local Happenings i». Kraut 258 Mince Meat 2 25c Laundry Soap 3c bar Prince, Albert P.K. Soda Crackers 2 lbs. 25c SW COFFEE 1% Tuna Fish ATAN UNPARALLELED PRICE Veal Sterk 15c Veal Roast 10c BabyBeef Steak 2 lbs. 25c WOOL SOX 25c and up 27 OASIS THEATRE I lb can TRADITIONAL ST QUALITY! “SPEED DEMON” Part Wool Blankets $2.59 GENERAL Burnham’s MERCHANDISE DANCE Mineral Oil "MAMA Emulsion LOVES PAPA” at IRRIGON AGAR SAT 89c NOV • 9 4th Music by Kennewick Orchestra ------------- - - Irrigon Commerciai Club NR MACMARR STORES Christmas Greeting Carn EFFECTIVE SPECIAL SAVINGS Peanut Butter - 2 sa; 27c BEST BUY THIS SEASON Jell Well Aobskbre 5 Pigs. 29c COFFEE Each Armstrong’s Inlaid Linoleums AND Packed 21 cards in a box. Quaker Rugs & Floor Covering Come in and See Them HERALD OFFICE ORDER EARLY | Attractive Prices — Beautiful Design* Clean Ea»y Surface — Durable Finish We have just received a large shipment of the New 1934 Patterns in both Rugs and Yard Goods. Come in and see the beautiful new de signs and let us give you prices. You will be surprised how little it will cost to cover the en tire kitchen or dining room floor with the “QUAKER GIRL” FLOOR COVERING. Oregon Hardware & Implement Co. fpfPpppppppppppépppzppppccc09c49994999899999999094490 II 29c 55« 3 Leu Than Salad Dressing Pork & Beans 2 cans 25c Deviled Meat Libby's 6 Small Cans 25c A delicious sandwich filler. Royal Baking Powder Bacon L ard 4 •p Pure Delicious Flavor Lb. Pound Package Phone 241 15. TISSUE 6 29c SCHILLINGS VANILLA EXTRACT 4 oz. Bottle Lettuce Celery ONIONS 50 lb. sack Store No. 1751 37c 12 oz. tin Crisp Heads Bunches 35. 370 Each For Winter Keeping Hermiston Sc g 098
