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PAGE FOUR THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON. OREGON. Local Happenings Mrs. Mabel Ralph and daughters, motored to Walla Walla Saturday. Miss Evelyn Cresswell and Robert Creswell of Pendleton were Sunday dinner guests of Miss Marian Hen- derson. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Pitinger were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Shaar Monday night. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Seeliger are the parents of a baby boy born Monday, December 11. He has been named James Jean. Miss Laura Buskirk of Pendleton visited over the week end with her sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Quick. Miss Shirley Brownson, senior at O.S.C., and Miss Mary Brownson, sophomore, arrived home Sunday to spend the holidays with their par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Brownson. 5C Hermiston, Oregon SATURDAY - SUNDAY MONDAY Bob Henderson arrived home Sat urday from Corvallis and will spend the holidays with his mother Mrs. Georgia Henderson. He is a fresh man at O.S.C. James Moore, father of Sam Moore, arrived last week from Wash- ington and will visit for several weeks with his son ar I family. Frank Swayze arrive I home from Eugene Friday morning to spend the holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Swayze. H is enrolled in law at the university. Miss Marjorie Burnham, student at Ellensburg Normal, arrived home Wednesday to spend the Christmas holidays with ber parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Burnham. Mrs. Chas. Hudson is back at her desk at the Umatilla Co-operative Creamery after an absence of sever al days due to infection in her foot which developed from a burn. Tommy Todd, young son of Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Todd, received a bad cut on his tongue las: week when an iron bar hit his chin while he was playing on the school ground, The wound has healed sufficiently so that he back in school again. Miss Gladys Swarner arrived home Sunday from Corvallis where she is a junior in physical education at the state college. She will spend the holidays with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. warner. Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Pearson left early Monday morning for Kelso, Wn., where they will operate their service station during the Christ- mas holidays while Mr. and Mrs. Geo. McKenzie, present managers, spend the holidays in Hermiston V. ith relatives and friends. Mrs. Mc- Kenzie is Mr. and Mrs. Pearson’s daughter. A charming dinner party was giv en last Thursday night at the Her- liston Hotel when Mrs. 11. T. Fra- er and Mrs. C. C. Durfey enter- ained at bridge. Ten tables were n play during the evening. Mrs. alph Richards won high honors. md Mrs. C. M. Jackson, second high. Mrs. Cleve Clark and Mrs. Alice tone entertained Saturday and Tuesday at dessert bridge luncheons at the home of Mrs. Stone. Six ta lee were in play each day. On Sat- irday Mrs. Wm. Shaar received high honors, Mrs. Wm. Hineline consola tion, and Mrs. C. C. Durfey cut rize. On Tuesday, Mrs. W. L. Mor- zan received high honors, Mrs. Hen ry Harger, consolation, and Mrs. A. W. Christopherson, cut prize. The American Legion Auxiliary membership entertained Tuesday night at the Legion hall with a Christmas party. Each guest brought a toy for the Christmas tree which will be placed in boxes of food stuffs and distributed among veterans’ families. Musical numbers were urnished by the quartet and by Mrs. Patique of Umatilla. The remainder of the evening was spent in danc ing. Miss Norma Johnston entertained at a bridge party last Friday night it her home in the Osborn apart- ments. After each rubber the play- er making a grand slam or a little dam was presented with a gift from under the Christmas tree. Those present were the Misses Magdolen Buck, Catherine McBain. Marie Sal- mi, Mary Petri, Rachel Sloan, Es- her Sibert, and Mrs. Lloyd Moore and the hostess. Lee Buskirk of Pendleton, who as- slsted Joe Quirk while he was get- cleaning establishment ting his ready for operation, left for his home the latter part of last week. Mr. Buskirk is a brother of Mrs. Quick. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1933 ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ BELIEVED SALES TAX WILL SAVE PUBLIC SCHOOLS (Continued from Page 1) pate in the reductions of the union high school districts or the non-high school district to which they belong. The tuition charge for pupils from the non-high school district will be reduced approximately $15.00 per pupil as a result of the sales tax. Merry Christmas and Umatilla County School Districts. Teacher- Classroom Units Annual Apportionment from Sales Tax Reduction in District Tax % 6. Umatilla, H. S. & elem.............. 6 $ 2,400 2.38 Mills Approx, 14. Hermiston, elem........................ . 7 2,800 3.3 Mills Approx. 16. Pendleton, H. S. & elem............ 45 18,000 2.7 Mills Approx. ( > 31. Freewater, elementary ................ 13 5,200 2.8 Mills Approx. 35. Near Pendleton, elem................... 1 400 5.47 Mills Approx. 80. Ukiah, H. S. & elem..................... 2 800 1.97 Mills Approx. 81. Near Pilot Rock, elem................. 1 400 1.8 Mills Approx. U. 1 H. 3, McLaughlin, H.S. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY. 11 4,400 .65 Mills Approx. FOUND—AN AUTOMOBILE CRANK U. ] H. 9, Hermiston, H. S. on the diagonal road Wednesday 2,000 5 .84 Mills Approx, morning. Inquire at Herald and pay for ad. 17-tfc BASKETBALL SEASON OPENS Happy New Year to All! B urnham ’ s G eneral M dse . J 6 ' < ► Merri Christmas 009090909990000101110010011011$001190007007 SATURDAY; FULL SCHEDULE MATINEE 2:30 XMAS A high test laugh power drammer of the marriage racket in the Land of Promises. (Continued from Page 1) Charlie Ruggles ONCE AGAIN THE HOLIDAY SEASON APPROACH ES AND ANOTHER YEAR D LAWS TO A CLOSE. (Star of "Mama Love Papa.”) in AT THIS TIME OF THE YEAR OUR THOUGHTS BRING US CLOSER TO OUR FRIENDS WHO THROUGH THEIR LOYALTY AND GOOD WILL HAVE MADE OUR BUSINESS DEALINGS SO PL JASANT. “Goodbye Love The honeymoon is over, and the moneymoon begins . . The basketball schedule for the Hermiston Union high school has been completed and apears as fol lows: Jan. 3 (Lexington at Hermiston) Jan. 6 (Condon at Hermiston) Jan. 12 (Umatilla at Hermiston) Jan. 13 (Lexington at Lexington) Jan. 19 (Umatilla at Umatilla) Jan. 20 (Stanfield at Hermiston) Jan. 26 (Echo at Hermiston) Feb. 10 (Ione at Hermiston) Feb. 17 (Stanfield at Stanfield) Feb. 23 (Ione at Ione) MAY WE AT THIS TIME EXTEND TO YOU AND YOURS OUR SINCERE WISH ES FOR VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS, AND A HAPPY. HEALTHY AND PROSPER OUS NEW YEAR. RACE NIGHTS: Saturday & Sun. Free Radio Log Book (Station Guide) to every adult on Xmas. Basketball Another Christmas, bring ing with it another opportu nity to thank our friends for their loyalty and patron age during the year now coming to a close . . To one and all we extend greetings . . . wishing for all A Happy and a Christmas . . MERRY one High School Schedule Completed. DEAR FRIENDS: KINGSLEY’S Cash & Carry FIRST NATIONAL BANK of Hermiston DANCING 00$006 © SATURDAY NIGHT ilishfn Uau SAT. NITE a ierri Christmas HERMISTON DRUG CO. $0009990419099999999009099 Our Sincere Wishes for a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year Lard 4--. 33c Calumet 18c Cheese 14c MILK 3 for 20c BACON 14c Medium Weight Brown Sugar 21c Pound Baking Powder Pound Mild Loaf Tall Cans Pound 312 Powdered Sugar 3 >ba Potatoes Local No. 2 Gems 99 LLC 79c Mother’s Cocoa 2Lb. Can Oranges Dozen 11c Peanuts Pound 10c Pound Candy 17c Pay nPackit :: 4 > Merry Christmas PRICES ■ Stanfield H. S also Girls’ Town Team Stanfield H. S Girls 00000090000909909999099990090900090999990999990073*9 EFFECTIVE Christmas Junus to YOU! ( > We've prepared for weeks to give you the best foods for your holiday meals. Our stocks are fresh and complete; our quality is of the best; our service is quick and pleasant; and our prices are ex- ceptionally low. A visit will be amply repaid with satisfaction and savings! < > < > OREGON HARDWARE & IMPLEMENT CO 999999999090999003999998931099999910000099009 CANDIES Satin Mix 3 Pounds 39c Chocolates CRANBERRIES 2 Pounds 29c Sweet Potatoes 6-25C Fresh Eastern Cape Cod Berries No. Is, Jerseys - Fine for Baking ORANGES 2 29c 2 Pounds Pounds Dozen Pounds Package 35c RECIPE: Include two Shredded Wheat (3 for larger tur key) in you turkey dress ing. Lou will have a rich nut-like flavor and a fluffiness that cannot be obtained in any other way. Monster Gums 2 3 3 MIXED NUTS Shredded Wheat Peanut Brittle HERMISTON UNION CHURCH CHOIR presents a cantata by Carrie B. Adams Elsie Duval, pianist Ben Gerking, director No. 1. Rejoice, O Daughter of Zion (choir, contralto solo, con tralto and tenor duet) Mabel Gimble, obligato soloist; Vera Doyle, contralto; Ben Gerking, tenor. No. 2. There’s a Song in the Air! (Women’s chorus). No. 3. Watchman, Tell Us of the Night, (Women’s chorus, Men’s chorus, contralto, baritone, tenor, soprano solos, choir) Alma Lee Dyer, contralto ; Ralph Saylor, baritone, Gerald Haddox, tenor; Pauline Stoop, soprano. In the Field With Their Flocks, (baritone solo), John No. 4. Clarke. No. 5 The Savior Comes (choir, baritone and tenor solos) John Clarke, baritone; Ben Gerking, tenor. No. 6. Calm on the Ear of Night, (choir). No. 7. Glad Tidings of Great Joy, (choir, tenor recitative) Charles Duval, tenor. No. 8. Sleep, My Little Jesus (mezzo soprano solo) Mabel Gimble. No. 9. All My Heart This Night Rejoices (trio), Mabel Gimble, soprano; Vera Doyle, contralto; Ben Gerking, tenor. No. 10. O Night Divine (Men’s Quartet) Ben Gerking, first tenor; Ralph Saylor, second tenor; John Clarke, baritone; Joe Reeves, bass. No. 11. Messiah is King, (duet, alto, soprano; bass, tenor solos, trio, quartet, choir) Phoebe Clarke, alto; Mabel Gerking, soprano; Childs Barham, tenor; Joe Reeves, bass. No. 12.(a) And the Shepherds Returned (tenor recitative) Ben Gerking. No. 12.(b) The Song of Jubilee (baritone solo, choir) John Clarke, baritone. Pounds New Crop Navels 50c You will also find an assortment of other fresh vegetables and fruits in our stores — The best the market affords. Centers in 3 flavors. THE HOLY CHILD R. ALEXANDER, Vice-President D. M. DEETER, Asst. Cashier FRIDAY and SATURDAY, DECEMBER 22 - 23. Happy New Year V8. F. B. SWAYZE, President A. H. NORTON, Cashier Music by Columbians Supper Served. Blackhawks WS. Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits Over $50,000. 29c Chocolates Serve this full flavored coffee with your Christmas dinner. 2 Pound Can 43C 12c Assorted creams, nuts, and caramels in dark and light chocolate. 53c 2, sox™ ose Airway Coffee 3 55c A mellow flavored pure Brazilian Coffee freshly roasted & ground. Your choice of Flavors. JELLO SUGAR cane 20 cibehg 95c SYRUP 300 MILK Ripe Olives IOC Karo (light) g Pound For candy making“D Pail Federal Brand Each Tall Cans Pint Cans Each Marshmallows Fluffy ones Mince Meat Kergeasorlalouals Fresh TOBACCO PRINCE ALBERT In an attractive gift package. 16 ox. tins 85c CIGARETTES Camels, Luckies. Old Golds and Chesterfields. Lb. 2.2.5c W Each I HOU Carton $ s 1 19
