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About The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 15, 1934)
Local Happenings OASIS THEATRE HERMISTON, OREGON FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY - MONDAY MATINEE 2:30 SUNDAY A Daring, Picturesque Zane Grey Classic. WHO ACCUSED HIM? Was it his conscience? Was it his wife? Or was it his mistress . . from out of the past? George O’Brien, king of the western riders . . . loving hard . . fighting fast . . . and living life to the hilt. LIFE In the Ronald Colman RAW CYNARA with George O’Brien - Clara Trevor PLUS Comedy and Cartoon. ONE NIGHT ONLY — DANCE OLD TIME NEW TIME MONTANA J—M WRANGLERS Coming to you in Person SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 17 Refvem's Hall — Stanfield Gents 40c - Ladies 25c with KAY FRANCIS Symphony Cartoon and Chapter two of “Devil Horse.” Mrs. E. A. Buskirk of Pendleton spent Friday and Saturday of last week with her daughter, Mrs. Joe Quick. Earlier in the week Mrs. Quick's sister, Mrs. Thelma Ball, vi sited her here. Armistead Carter of Ferncliff Avarrls at Kalama, Wn., one time resident of the Columbia district and a well known bird breeder, was a business visitor on the project Thu rsday, Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Follett motor- ed to Walla Walla Wednesday eve ning with their sons Melvin and Bruce who appeared on the program at the Boy Scout banquet. BURNHAM’S y Merchandise Skinned Hams Pound BACON, per pound 16c COMPOUND 3 25c COFFEE 3 93c Gold Standard Flour «... $1.65 Lbs. Lbs. Jack House was a Pendleton visi tor Wednesday. Modern and old time dance at Westland school house Saturday, February 17. Music by “Yellow adv. jackets.” Mrs. Mike Correll of near Pendle ton visited Mrs. Cleve Clark and Mrs C. L. Flannigan over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Vane Boynton of Pendleton visited relatives and friends In Hermiston Sunday. Mrs. P. P. Sullivan entered the hospital this week for a minor op- eration. The Ladies Altar Society of Echo are giving a dance in the City Hall March 17. Supper will be served.-ad I Burt Dexter of Umatilla has been confined to the hospital this week as a medical patient. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Norton and son Bruce motored to Pendleton Monday. Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Deeter and daughter Joy Beth spent the week end in Dayton visiting Mrs. Deeter's mother, Mrs. B. E. Windust. Garnet D. Best, assistant county agent, motored to Pendleton Tues day where he assisted with the corn-hog signup. Dr. and Mrs. A. W. Christopher son are in Salt Lake City this week where Dr. Christopherson will at tend several surgical clinics. They will return Sunday. Dr. T. D. Yarnes. district superin tendent for the Methodist church, spent Sunday and Monday in a busi ness capacity in the city. Dance—Old time, New time. Mon tana J—M Wranglers. Stanfield, Sat., Feb. 17, Relvem’s Hall. adv. Mr. and Mrs. M. V. Wysong and two daughters Alma Dean and El len, and Mrs. Wysong’s father. A. Overby, all of Kennewick, Wn. spent Sunday as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Wagner. They are old-time friends of the Wagners and of Mrs. Beasley. SPECIAL McKESSON’S Shaving Cream High Patentad From Selected Wheat - Guaranteed BROOM BEEF RIB BOIL, per pound HAMBURGER, 2 pounds TUBES MIIK -»R- MAGNESIA 39c Tooth Paste TUBES 33c 6c 18c KLEENEX 25c Package 18c BOYS’ SHEEP SKIN LINED COATSWere $3.79 $2.25 Hermiston Drug Co SOCIAL and FRATERNAL Notes The World’s Finest Musical Instrument Philco Mrs. W. J. Cochran and Miss Mr. and Mrs. R A. Brownson were business visitors in Walla Emogene Paul were joint hostesses at a bridge party Wednesday night Walla Tuesday. Nettie Parsons is visiting her in the Cochran home with five tab les in play. The St. Valentine mo- mother in Pendleton this week. Al Quiring spent the week end in tiff was carried out. High honors Dallas visiting relatives and friends. went to Mrs. L. A. Moore and con solation to Miss Esther Sibert. Dance—Old time. New time. Mon Dr. and Mrs. W. L. Morgan and tana J—M Wranglers. Stanfield, Sat., Feb. 17, Refvem's Hall. adv. Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Deeter enter- ~ , tained with a delightful bridge din- B. I Whitney left Tuesday for at the home of the latter last Grandview, Wn., where be will week. At the conclusion of play, spend a week looking after business. high honors were awarded to Mr. Miss Kitty Stephens, sister of Mrs. and Mrs. C. M. Jackson and second S. H. Barnard, left Wednesday for high to Dr. and Mrs. A. W. Christ her home in Portland after spending opherson. the past six weeks In Hermiston. The last of a series of three at Mrs. Bertha A. Collins, and Mr. tractive “Gay 90s” affair was given and Mrs. R. Alexander, all of Pen Tuesday night at the home of Mrs. dleton, were guests at the home of W. J. Warner with Mrs. N. R. Muel Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Dodd Sunday. ler and Mrs. Warner acting as joint There will be preaching at the hostesses. Mrs. R. C. McReynolds Baptist church Sunday morning at was awarded character prize for the eleven o’clock and Sunday school at women and Wm. Shaar character ten. prize for the men. High honors in Miss Esther Sibert spent the week bridge were won by Dr. and Mrs. end at her home in Elberton, Wn„ W. L. Morgan. The second of this AND visiting her parents. Her father has series was featured last Friday been ill for some time but is slight night when Mrs. W. L. Hamm was ly improved. awarded character prize for the wo Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Gordan enter men and Mr. Gerald White charac WE CARRY A FULL LINE OF PASTRY. tained at a pinochle party at their ter prize for the men. High honors Try our Cakes, Pies, Cookies, Buns, Rolls and Bread home south of town last Saturday in bridge were won by Mr. and Mrs. once, and you’ll always buy them. evening. High prize was won by Gerald White. Thomas O'Grady, and low prize An unusual party was given for went to Mrs. Theo. Gregory. the “tiny tots” Wednesday after- Dr. H. C. Curry, Optometrist of noon by Mrs. N. R. Mueller and Mrs. 99044990999900090999099099090090900911100099990899 Seattle, who has made professional Geo. Storey at the Mueller home visits to Hermiston for 20 years and honoring the birthday’s of their son is known for good optical work at nd daughter Sayra Sue Storey and reasonable prices, will again be at lohn Mueller, who are a year old the Hotel Hermiston, Thurs., Feb. this month. The mothers brought 22, for one day. Eyes Examined. the little folks and entertained adv. them during the afternoon. A group Glasses ground and fitted. Mrs. L. A. Amsberry and daugh- picture was taken. Those included ter Vivian motored up from Port- were: Kathleen Ann Kelley, David land Sunday and had dinner with Parr Shesely, Barbara Willcutt, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Amsberry. They Phyllis Jean Thomas, Joy Beth returned that same evening. Deeter, Dick Yeager, Lois Dean and The Ladies Altar Society of Echo Billy Harger. are giving a dance in the City Hall March 17. Supper will be served.-ad CUB CERTIFICATE AWARDED Rev. W. J. Ware, one time pas tor in Hermiston, was calling on old BY EXECUTIVE HAYES time friends here Wednesday while (Continued from Page 1) enroute to Helix where he will con Blue Mountain Council had quali duct metings. He is now living at fied for this award during 1933. 8909999909990909999990099000099999$00000000900000999 Oregon City. Visiting Scouts introduced. Mrs. Ella T. Clayton of Enter- DISTRIBUTI 0 N WITHOUT WASTE Devee Brown, scoutmaster for the örise, who has been visiting her son ■ 1 ■■III. I I ! Il I II—— 39 V— yer and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Umatilla troop, introduced his troop and Russell McCoy, James Clayton, since last Saturday, committee, returned to her home Wednesday. scoutmaster for the Irrigon troop, Mrs. Clayton is treasurer of Wallo introduced his assistants and scouts. These visiting scoutmasters were wa county. Features for February 16-17-19 Thrift Shop will be open in the called upon and introduced by H. A. Hermiston Union church Saturday, Pankow, local troop committee Feb. 17, at 1:00 p.m.; 500 garments chairman, as he urged the fathers adv. to cooperate in the “greatest part ¿rom 1c to 10c. LENT OFFERS NO PROBLEMS WHEN YOU SHO1 Fon oriti Mrs. R. H. Williams and niece, nership in the world." AT SAFEWAY STORES. Bonita Hulse, of LaGrande spent the Other Entertainment. week end visiting her ■on Donald The Follett brothers, Melvin and Williams in this city, While here Bruce, are becoming known for they were house guests of Mr. and ,their songs with the guitar and White Star - "Chicken of the Sea” Mrs. Chas. Clark. ukelele accompaniment, and as a re Thrift Shop wants man’s top sult of their pleasing selections were coat, size 40. Relief. Leave at Her- invited by Scout Executive Hayes to adv. appear on a program at Walla Wal aid. Mrs. Dewey Orindstaff and son la Wednesday evening when the Gordon returned home Sunday from scouts entertained at a banquet a three week's stay in Moscow, Ida- celebrating the close of Scout Week. ho, where she was called by the Morris Pierson, a former member leath of her father, John L. Roise. of the Hermiston troop, gave a short talk telling what scouting had done 6 Box Carton for him, and the advantages realized from its training for boys in later life. SATURDAY NIGHT O. O. Felthouse gave a general re Jones’ Pure Cider 22 oz. bottle sume of the life of Abraham Lincoln AT IRRIGON. A nice size to have on your shelf. on the occasion of his birthday. Mr. Music by COLUMBIANS Felthouse brought out many inter esting characteristics of Lincoln. Guittard's Sweet Ground Pure The only Radio scientifically designed as a Musical Instrument. It Looks Better- It Sounds Better-It is Better .. ................. —he •* ------------------------ ner Battery Sets Electric Sets Prices $24.00 to $600.00 OREGON HARDWARE & IMPLEMENT CO. Davidson’s Cakes / TABLE TALK BREAD Al’s Bakery Service PonOLotor- Canter Sprrial ON PERMANENTS One for $2.75 Two for $5.00 GOOD UNTIL APRIL FIRST Hermiston Beauty Shoppe S afeway S t LENTEN FCCIS TUNA FISH s" 37c Sugar POULTRYMEN! DAIRYMEN! We have just Received a CARLOAD of Sperry's High Quality Feeds We are prepared to fill your requirements at attractive prices. We have a feed for every purpose, at a price to fit every purse Complete Line Mill Feeds INCLUDING Bran, Shorts, Mixed Feed, Steam Rolled Barley, and Oats. Appreciation Expressed. 1933—V-8 DeLuxe TUDOR, extras $565.00 1931—Model A FORD TUDOR $275.00 1930—Model A FORD, PANEL 930— REO FLYING CLOUD. $250.00 1926—CHRYSLER 58 COUPE HERMISTON FELTHOUSE WAREHOUSE _ OPPOSITE DEPOT. Chocolate Marshmallows Can Pound Package Lbs. 1926-DODGE 34 TON PANEL $100.00 JSED— Model A ENGINE, Complete $25.00 ROHRMAN Motor Co. HERMISTON, OREGON 55c razilian blend Save Your Eyes! Don't forget to call for your FREE copy of the "Family Circle” this Friday. It has some good suggestions and recipes tor Lenten Dishes. $150.00 $100.00 4 Wg d 4 w Fresh, Fluffy Ones Coupe The big full sack of Ellis Feed Store A vote of thanks was given the Order of Odd Fellows of Umatilla for postponing a scheduled meeting to give way for the banquet. Also appreciation was expressed to the ladies of the Methodist church of Hermiston who prepared and served the banquet in such a tine way. 25C 69c $245.00 1929—WILLYS KNIGHT SEDAN $1.20 Pork & Beans Yan Camo 3 L Matches 19c Peanut Butter X’,',“ 2 Lbs. 29c Vinegar DANCING REMEMBER! WHEAT FEBRUARY 15, 1984 THURSDAY, THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON. PAGE FOUR and SAVE MONEY Dr. Curry, the old Reliable Optometrist of Seattle who has made professional visits to Hermiston for 20 years, will again be at the Hotel Hermiston Thursday, Feb.22 for one day Eyes Examined— Glasses Ground and Fitted— Prices Bused on Present Con ditions. Mother's Oats Geemes” 25c Jell Well Package FRUITS AND VEGETABLES SPINACH 1 Oranges Rhubarb Rutabagas j Medium Size DISTRIBUTION Sunkist 3 3 3 WITHOUT Lbs. Dozen Lbs. WASTE
