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Local Happenings
Joe Hawkins of Adams was a bus
iness visitor in Hermiston Tuesday.
Mrs. Alma Hitt spent Monday in
Pendleton with her parents and bro-
ther.
Mrs. Mae Parsons was visiting
friends in Portland during the holi-
days.
Miss Betty Ralph was the house
guest of Miss Lorene Elliott in Pen
.
dleton several days last week, sile
returned home Monday.
Mrs. Bessie McCorkle and son
Richard left Saturday morning for
their home in Spokane after spend
ing the Christmas holidays with Mr.
and Mrs. Nell Barnhart. Mrs. Mc
Corkle is Mrs. Barnhart's mother.
OASIS THEATRE
Hermiston, Oregon
FRIDAY
THURSDAY, JANUARY 4, 1934
THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON.
SATURDAY
BOTH ARE RACE NIGHTS
CHARLES DICKENS’
IMMORTAL STORY
Mr. and Mrs. B. Ilaneline were
New Year's day dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Guiwitz.
Mrs. Sylvan Piers n has been
quite ill for the past wo weeks but
is reported to be improving.
Mr. and Mrs. James Todd and Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. Story were dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald White
last Friday evening.
Miss Gladys Ross of Stanfield wa:
the guest of Harold Pace New Year s
day at the home of hi parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. M. Pace.
Miss Marjorie Ebert of Echo wa
the guest of Miss Margaret Felt-
house last Friday, The girls are
room mates at O.S.C. and were home
during the vacation.
Mrs. Tom Wilson and daughter
Faith were dinner guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. L. Hammer.
Monday.
Fred Dunn of Medford
was the
house guest of Miss Ina Lenhart at
!he home of her parents over the
week end. Miss Lenhart is employ
ed in Medford and returned to her
work Wednesday.
Oliver Twist”
We Can Prove
DICKIE MOORE is OLIVER
IRVING PICHEL is FAGIN
WILLIAM BOYD is SYKES
Monkey Comedy and Travelogue
We have a Perfume
SUNDAY - MONDAY
to suit you!
MATINEE 2:30 SUNDAY
Zane Grey’s
‘Smoke
Lightning'
Please try our samplers
and see for yourself.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Richards and
family were New Year's day dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ran-
kin.
Mrs. Gilbert Galbrith of Dayton,
Wn., sister of Gerald White, was a
New Year’s day and will remain for
some time.
Paul Van Patten left last Friday
tor Eagle Valley where he spent
New Year’s vacation. He plans to
return the last of the week.
Mrs. Harry Hooker is reported to
be recovering from her accident last
week which caused her to break sev
eral ribs. She is up and about the
house.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Harger and
small son Billy returned from Home
dale, Idaho, where they hod spent
the holidays with Mr. Harger's par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Harger.
Mr. and Mrs. Hartsook of the
Hill district enjoyed New
Year’s dinner at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. William Pearson ,who live
north of town.
C. D. Ellis, representative of the
J. J. Chisholm & Co., Inc., of Walla
Walla, was a business visitor in Her-
miston the first of the week.
Harold Harding of Baker, Ore.,
spent the Christmas holidays with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. R.
Harding. He returned to his work
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Scroggs and
•our sons of Sunnyside, Wn., were
Jew Year’s day guests of Mrs.
Scrogg’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thos.
Campbell.
Mrs. E. W. Erickson and small
laughter Beverly are the house
quests of Mrs. Mabel Ralph this
week. Mrs. Erickson lived in Her-
niston last summer but is now mak-
ng her home in Pendleton while her
lusband is stationed there by the
state highway department.
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Music by Columbians
Th
Announcing
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I Aladdin Mantle Lamp
NowOnly
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OREGON HARDWARE
& IMPLEMENT CO.
WHEAT
$1.00
Per Hundred
While it lasts!
MAIN STREET In old
Pennock Garage Bldg
SATURDAY NIGHT
HERMISTON
DRUG CO
with GEORGE O'BRIEN
Plus Two Very Good Comedies.
Violât Denney returned to Port- Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Clarke who
land New Year's day after spending have been visiting their daughter,
the Christmas holidays at home with Mrs. J. R. Harding for several
This Marvelous Super-Service Nii -Type
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Den 1 weeks, left the first of the week for
ney of Hermiston.
Portland to spend some time with
A
ape
KEROSENE(CoalOil)
Mrs. E. H. Groshan, daughter of their son and family Mr, and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Harding, who has 0. M. Clark.
been visiting her parents for sever
Alfred Quiring returned Tuesday
al weeks, left Sunday for Portland night from Dallas, Ore., after spend
UST think of it
secure a genuine Aladdin Table
where she will visit friends.
ing the holidays with relatives and
Lamp, and enjoy the comforts
and delights oí a home lighted with the best
Miss Marjorie Burnham left Tues friends. He was eighteen hours go-
of all modern white lights lor as little as
day for Ellensberg, Wn.. where she i Ing down Thursday before Christ
$4.75—a price so low that no one can afford
to be without at least one as a protection of
is attending normal, with Misa Bar mas, due to flood conditions along
their own and family eyesight.
This Nu-Type Aladdin is
bara Wessell who motored over with the Columbia and in Washington.
availableinsparkling clear g
RoD EXTRA
her.
Miss Della Wilken who taught in
or in choice O’ Green or
J. S. Burnham has been confined the grade school here several years
Amber colored crystal
at $5.00 You may equip
to his home since Monday with a ago, spent the holidays as the house
these Ataddins with a beautiful Satin White Shade
for but $1.00 additional or with exquisite new Whip-
severe attack of the flu. He Is some guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Rohr
o-Lite shades or only $1.95, and a small additional
Gives - white igili
what improved but is unable to be man. She left the first of the week
cost for tn pods. Make your home bright and cheerful.
out.
for Forest Grove where she is teach
BIG Slashing REDUCTIONS
6
Our 1934 line of Aladdins includes Hanging, Bracket, Vase
Vayne Boynton is now employed ing.
and Floor Lamps at big price reductions and in a variety of
Carry a Full Line of Aladdin,
new
colors
and
finishes.
There
’
s
an
Aladdin
for
your
every
at the R. C. Challis grocery store in
S. H. Barnard was transacting
and Supplies for All Models
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need and at a price to suit every purse.
Pendleton. For the past several business in Portland last week. Mrs.
Come in Today for An Interesting Demonstration
months he has been employed st the Barnard’s sister. Miss K. Stephens,
Red & White store here.
returned with him and will visit at
Mrs. Sarah White of Lexington is the Barnard home.
the house guest of her son and
Miss Marian Briggs who teaches
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ger at Medford left Saturday after spend
ald White. She was with them for Ing the holidays with her parents,
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New Year's dinner and will remain Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Briggs. The Mis
for some time.
ses Eleanor and Georgianne Briggs
Mrs. Ida Gordon and two daugh- returned to their school near Salem
ters, Ardith and Doris Jane, re the last of the week.
turned to their home in Elgin Satur
Mrs. Joe Udey returned Wednes
day morning after spending the hol day from spending the Christmas
idays with her sisters, the Misses holidays with her daughter, Flor
Pauline and Wilma Stoop.
ence, in Portland. She was held up
Harvey DeMoss, who has been several hours going down a few
teaching at Hardman this year was days before Christmas, but came
unable to return to his duties this straight through on the return trip.
week because of illness. He has been
Mr. and Mrs. Buck Winebarger,
confined to his home with the Ger who lived in Hermiston last summer
man measles.
while working on the Wallula cut-
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Throop spent off highway, were visiting friends
Christmas with relatives here. They here Tuesday of this week. They
are now making their home at Wen- were enroute to points in Washing
ling, Ore., and Mr. Throop returned ton after spending the holidays with
the first of the week, but Mrs. relatives in Salt Lake City, Utah.
Throop remained for a longer visit.
After spending the holidays with
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Clark were their son, J. S. Barager in Auburn,
pleased last Thursday night with a Wn., Mr. and Mrs. Miles Barager re
surprise visit from Pendleton friends turned home Tuesday. They report
who motored to Hermiston and spent the flood damage In that district as
the evening. They were: Mr. and appalling. Many houses were stand
Mrs. Grover Cunningham, Mr. and ing with water up to the eaves.
Mrs. AI Rainville, Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Mrs. Chas. Hudson returned Sun
Challis, and Mr. and Mrs. Harry day from Astoria where she spent
the holidays with her parents. She
Bryson.
was able to drive home but exper
ienced the thrill of driving through
flood waters. They drove by the
man college at Walla Walla Satur- two guests present welcomed the
spot where the house was hit by the day.
new year at midnight.
avalanche in Portland territory in
which two people were killed.
Mr. and Mrs. O. K. Mudge enter
Evangelistic Services.
tained at a bridge-supper Sunday
An Item of interest to those who
Beginning Tuesday evening, Jan night at their home in Hinkle. Cov
know Mrs. A. F. Rohrman is the
fact that she received Christmas uary 2, a series of gospel meetings ers were laid for Mr. and Mrs. G.
greetings from Lillian Lindbergh are being held by Evangelists Jor Mr. and Mrs. James Todd, Mr. and
Christie, daughter of Eva Lindbergh gensen and Stanton at Minnehaha Mrs. J. M. Norton, Mr. and Mrs.
Gerald White, Mr. and Mrs. George
Christie, who is a half sister • to
school, and a cordial invitation is Storey, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Harken-
Colonel Charles Lindbergh. Miss
Christie was a student under Mrs. extended to everyone to attend. rider, and the host and hostess.
High honors were won by Mr. and
Rohrman when she taught in Red
Mrs. G. D. Best, and consolation by
Lake Falls, Minnesota, four years
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Simons.
ago.
SOCIAL
and
College students returning to
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. McReynolds
their studies this week after spend FRATERNAL Notes entertained at their home Tuesday
ing the Christmas holidays at home
night in honor of Miss Ina Lenhart
were: Margaret Felthouse, Gladys
and Mr. Fred Dunn, both of Med
Swarner, Shirley and Mary Brown
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Simons enter ford, Oregon.
Three tables of
son left Sunday morning for O.S.C. ; tained Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Grind bridge were in play during the even
Dick Upham will resume his studies staff and Mr. and Mrs. Gwynn ing. Those present were Mr. and
at O.S.C. after discontinuing his Hughes at dinner New Year's eve. Mrs. Neill Barnhart, Mr. and Mrs.
work for one term; Helen Woughter
Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Swayze and Chas. Hudson, Mr. and Mrs. Walter
left Sunday for the U. of O. ; Bob Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Norton enter Pearson, Miss Nell Reeves, Mr. Her
enderson left Monday night for tained at dinner New Years eve at bert Hedwall, the honorees, and the
S.C.; Bill Felthouse left for Whit- the Hermiston Hotel. The thirty- host and hostess.
to
First National Bank Depositors
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INSURANCE
OF
Feel Tnas"
BANK DEPOSITS
— PRICES EFFECTIVE —
FRIDAY — SATURDAY — MON.
I, inclusive.
JANUARY
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Deposits in this bank
are insured by the
Federal Deposit Insur
ance Corporation un
der the banking act
of 1933. This Insurance
became effective Jan
uary 1st.
By this act 96.5% of
our depositors are in
sured 100%— deposits
of the other 3.5% are
insured up to $2500.
BEGINNING A SERIES OF
Hardw
Blend
Highest Grade
CANE
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IX Lbs.
T 100 lbs. - $4.93
nt and future needs.
White Laundry
Buy
OF PORTLAND
Oldest National Bank West of the Rockies
Waffle Flour
White
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Bath
Hominy
A
21, Size Cana . _
Rolls
Honey
CARRY YOUR ACCOUNT AT OUR NEAREST OFFICE
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THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
The New Year will continue to
bring forth the extra values in
QUALITY, SERVICE and PRICES
that have always marked our
stores as leaders in the food field
of this community. Enjoy a whole
year of better values by doing all
your food buying with us from
now on!
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