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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
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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!
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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:
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK
of Hermiston
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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
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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
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Each
I
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Carton $
s
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