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PAGE TWO ■ The Bermistun Serali Published every Thursday at Hermis- ton, Umatilla County, Oregon, by Pnuline M. Stoop and Alfred Quiring, Publishers Entered as Second Class Matter December, 1906, Umatilla County, Oregon. Subscription Rates: One Year _________________ $1.00 Six Months ............. - .75 Three Months ....................-— .50 OCIATION Community Spirit. By W. A. Briggs What makes this mysterious qual ity which men call community spirit? "The size of the place." insists the guy who, if he lives in a place of a few hundred, calls it a town; if it has a few thousand, he calls It a city. "The business It does,” answers the man who appreciates the music of the cash register. COME IN, AND LET US SHOW YOU HOW TO SAVE TIRE MONEY! “It’s schools,” says the Individual who Is long on graduation and short on education. "The churches,” adds the pious Individual. "The clubs, by all means,” says the sweet little thing who counts that day lost without a new step learned. “It’s public improvements,” offers the village official seeking commen- dation for his hard and well-done task. But about then a man happens along who has the humanitarian view all others lack. “The answer ’s simple, the spirit of the people make it the spirit of the community.” We, the people, are the town. Is our town sluggish and provincial? Feel our own pulse. Do we need a civic stimulant? Administer it to our- selves. Are we divided Into a hun- dred cliques with no community idea to lead us? Pray that we may have one for ourselves. To quote from the poet: "It's a knock at your- self. when you knock your town. It Isn’t your town, it’s you.” CHURCH NOTES BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES There will be the regular Sunday school hour and Rev. Dowell will preach the morning service, starting at 11:00 o'clock. HERMISTON UNION CHURCH 10:00 A. M., Sunday school hour. 11:00 A. M., Preaching service. Rev. C. R. Moore will deliver the sermon on "The Kingdom of God.” 6:30 P. M., Christian Endeavor, The Easter discussion will be con- tinued from last Sunday. 7:30 P. M., Preaching service. Sermon subject, “The Change of Heart; What Is It and How It Is Changed.” METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH W. A. Briggs, Pastor. Our Pre-Easter services were a great help and encouragement. Let's keep up the interest. Morning wor ship at 10:00. Sermon theme, "Why I Believe In Immortality.” Sunday school at 11:00, with primary, jun ior and adult departments. In the evening the Epworth League will meet at 8:30. All young people will find help In facing problems which confront a Christian In these days if they attend these meetings. Those who would have come to evening church service are asked to go with us to Echo, where the young folks are again giving the drama. "The Challenge of the Cross.” Choir practice Tuesday nights at 7:3,0. Payer meeting and Bible study on Thursday nights at 7:30. Boys club meets Saturday afternoon. t Butter Creek-Minnehaha AND GET GOLDEN PLY BLOW-OUT PROTECTION Silvertowns Now Give Months of Extra Milos At gruelling speeds on the world's fastest track, the new Goodrich Silvertown, with the Life-Saver Golden Ply, lasted 3 timt* as long as similar tires that did not have this feature. These SILVERTOWNS nerer blew —because the Life-Saver Golden Ply resists htai, the great cause of blow-outs. No extra THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 1934. THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON. protection. t By Mary Rodda Rob Tackson is home again after a long stay nt the Hermiston hos pital following an appendicitis on- ration. Mrs. C. A. Flannigan was called to Caldwell, Idaho, by the illness of her slster-ln-law. Mrs. Fred Lewis. Mrs. Flannigan returned home Fri day. Miss Virginia Rodda is spending the spring vacation at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Rodda. Janice Matott, is at Hinkle this week spendine the vacation with Mr. Matott and Vance. June Richards, who is attending high school In Pendleton, spent the week end with home folks. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Attebury and family were Pendleton visitors Sun day. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Hineline and Charles Rogers went to Milton and Walla Walla Wednesday. They were accompanied by Miss Virginia Rod- da and J. C. Carlton of Corvallis, Ralph Richards and family were In Pendleton Sunday. W. O. Rodda made a business trip to Cecil the first of the week. Roy Pearson has rented à part of the Pennock place for the season. Mr. and Mra. Jasper Sams and (laughter Martha Helen, were cal lers nt the home of W. A. Hineline Monday. t BOARDMAN NEWS t By Mrs. Dan Ransier PENNOCK’S GARAGE HERMISTON, ORE. PHONE Ml " » = ■ she will make her future home. Mrs. Jess Allen returned from Ne braska this week after spending the past three months visiting her mo- ther there. An Easter Sunday dinner was served at the Bush home with Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Mackan and child ren. Mr. and Mrs. Harland Jones and family, Mr. and Mrs. John Me Entire and family. Mrs. Rice and Nadine all present. Shelby Graves of Baker is visit- ing his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ward Graves, this week. i- — ■ —■ Mrs. Lucy Rogers of Heppner was in town the first of the week, or- ganizing 4-H clubs. A Cooking Club was orgai nized with Miss Ruth Leicht as lead 1er. Mrs. Russell Me Coy has consented to lead a Sewing Club, which will be organized at once. Judge Campbell. Joel Banton and Mrs. Will Benner were here Wed nesday in the Interest of the relief work. Clarence Wood motored to La Grande to visit relatives returning Sunday. Benny McCoy. Verna Belle Gray- heal and two other friends, all from Imbler, Ore., visited with Mrs. J. A. Graybeal and Mr. and Mrs. Emmett McCoy over Sunday. Rev. Finkbinder, who has been holding meetings in Hermiston the past week, was a dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Reiks Wednes- day. • Messrs. Henson. Hughes and Cox of Heppner were business visitors in town Thursday. Mrs. Geo. Kendler and little daughter Yvonne spent seversl days with Mrs. Kendler’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. W C. Isom, this week. Mr. end Mrs. H. C. Warner, Miss Leola Benefici and Bishop Wisdom were Hermiston shoppers this week. Miss Snow McCoy was employed in the Hermiston postoffice several days last week. Mrs. Frank Leicht and family motored to Walla Walla Saturday. Mr. and Mra. Frank 1 Brace and son Bobby visited their daughter Florence at The Dalles over the week end. Stan Atkin visited bis parents at Walia Walla Sunday. Mrs. Leo Pruce, Miss Irene Hoi- sington and Kenneth Mace of kima are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Williams this week. Mrs. Pruce is a sister of Mrs. Williams, and Miss Hoisington a cousin. A large crowd was in Irrigon from the surrounding vicinity to view the new stream-line train which passed through at 10:30 Fri day. Marshall Markham who is em ployed at Pendleton visited his fam ily over the week end. Mr. and Mrs Paul Häberlein en- arty of friends tertained a lari r home Easter at a dinner in Sunday. The guests were Mr. and Mrs. Bloom, Sr., and Mr. and Mrs. Bloom, Jr., of Echo, Mrs. Wolver ton and family from Echo, Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Jones and family, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Dexter and family, ly, Mr. and Mrs. Scarlett and Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Alva Ruker and fami- and Mrs. Brown and daughter. Rev. Payne of Hermiston held the Easter services Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Isom, George Kendler, Sr., and Mrs. George Kend ler, Jr., were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Isom Sunday. Peterson Bros Wm. Roesch Brewing Co HUDSON - ESSEX “OLD MASTER BREW” all car owners at exceedingly fair prices. As their chief alm is to merit the continued patronage of their customers, they will find that with them "Every Job Must Be Sa tisfactory.” They offer a most com prehensive repair service performed by expert mechanics as it it always safest to have your car repaired by those “who know.” Peterson Bros, strive to fully co- operate with the motorist of this section and you will appreciate the reliable service they offer. Be sure to look over their cars, and take ad vantage of their superior repair ser vice. Walters’ Flouring Mill “WHITE SATIN FLOUR” "White Satin” flour is strictly a “Home” product and whether used for bread, rolls, pastries or cakes, it will give the same perfect bak- ing satisfaction in the day of the year—as it is always of the same uniform high quality. The next time you buy flour ask your dealer for "White Satin" flour, as many are obtaining more satis factory baking results by demand ing this better flavored and more nutritious flour at their dealers. Re member every time you buy "White Satin” flour you are helping our own local wheat producers and the progress of this section, y Sunlite Bakery, Inc ‘‘BUTTER-NUT BREAD” BACK SORE and LAME? and sore. 1 would get zzy spells too. 1 Dr. Pierce's A-nuric Tab dizzy lets s regulated my kidneys and relieved me the dizzy spells ; and the pain in my back.’* Send 10c to Di Pierce’s Clinie, Buffalo, pkg. “We Do Our Ptrl" This bank is truly a “hub of finan cial activity” for our community. We are keenly interested in the fi nancial progress of our customers. With business improvement now near at hand, we are confident that those who bank here will profit from the use of our service and faci- lities in satisfaction, security and personal co-operation. If you do not already have an account with us, you are invited to open one—soon! FIRST NATIONAL BANK of i Reliable Pendleton Firms who Value Your Patronage of Activity WITH LIFE-SAVER GOLDEN m j Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bates cele- brated their seventeenth wedding anniversary Saturday night at their home. The evening was spent in dancing and guests present them with many useful gifts. Marvin Ransier motored to the G. C. Ransier farm near Echo Sat urday where he remained until Sun day. and then motored to Pendleton where he saw the U. P. stream-lined train. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Andregg visi ted friends on the project last week "While prices are Lower" there is end while looking for a location. Mrs. John Pruter has been In the no better time to buy a new or used hospital for a few days but is home ear or to have your present car put now. Her sister Jennie is assisting ber with her work at the present. in proper running condition than Glen Mackan and Harland Jones right now, and It will pay you to motored to Portland on business , . ... 4 visit this dependable firm at 505 E. Sunday night. A birthday dinner was served at Court in Pendleton, tel. 177, and the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kunze Inspect the late Hudson and Essex aster Sunday honoring the birth- (Terraplane) models, also their day of Mr. Kunze, in the afternoon __ offarPii .+ monev saving an Easter egg hunt was held for used cars offered at money saving the children. Those present includ- prices and on terms to suit your ed Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Skovbo and pocket book. sons, Mr. and Mrs. Ingvard Skovbo Peterson Bros, not only sell cars and children. Silver Tooth and but they maintain an unexcelled re Olive, Patsy Cantwell, Helen and Floyd McFarren, and Mr. and Mrs. pair department, rendering expert Charley Andregg who arrived later service to Hudson and Essex, and in the afternoon. A nine pound baby daughter was | born to Mr. and Mrs. Buster Rands | Sunday, April 1. It was both an | Easter Sunday baby and April Fool baby. Alton Kltz returned last week | from Alaska where he has been for the past three years. His brother I John camo over from John Day to visit him. Obtain the most satisfactory bak Paul Hatch was a Portland busi- ing results by always asking your ness visitor last week. Boardman lost a baseball game to dealer for "White Satin” flour which is a product of local wheat Ione last week in a 6 to 3 score. Miss Jenkens and Miss t alley milled by this "Home" firm with spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. their plant at 1204 Raley in Pen Claude Myers. Mrs. Brice Dillabaugh is improv- dleton. telephone 50. "White Satin" flour is manufac- ing rapidly and is able to be out of I the hospital.' She will stay with hertured under the cleanest and most sister in Portland for the present. sanitary methods and is tested un Mrs. D. W. Miller of Latrando is, . , visiting her daughter and family. . der the most rigid system known Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cramer, this to the industry. The purity and ex- week while looking after her Pro eellence of “White Satin” flour is perty here. • Fred Houghton was assisting far- the result of the skill of their mas- mers make applications for seed ter miller, who uses the most mo- loans Saturday. Howard Bites and Mr. and Mrs. dern equipment and up-to-date Paul Partlow made a business trip methods. to Hermiston Saturday. Louis Hollinger wrecked his Saturday night near the Ted Car- | rois place while enroute to Hermis-' ton. Mr. and Mrs. George Higgins of Zellah, Wn„ Edd Carrick and Saraa I Willbanks were Caster Sunday din ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Carrick Sunday. Mrs. Willbanks left Monday morning for Eugene where "For complete satisfaction”—ask your dealers for "Butter-Nut" bread, 'Society" cakes, and other products supplied by this "Home Owned and Mrs. Elmira Comerford of 227 S. E. Clay St., Home Operated" bakery at 320 E. Portland, Oreg., said : I Court in Pendleton, telephone 122, "My kidneys were not functioning right, dis is after a trial you will appreciate turbed my rest at night. I had a pain in the small i the superior quality of these pro- of my back and mornings | lueta. my Sack would be lame The Hub Silvertown i Boardman Senior Frolic. The greatest annual event of Boardman high school, the senior frolic, is in the making. Through the efforts of the junior class, spon sors of the frolic, the Kennewick Novelty Dance Band has been se cured to furnish the music for this gala event on the evening of Sat- urday, April 21. The dance will be held in the Boardman gymnasium, which will be decorated in the senior class col- IRRIGON NEWS ors of silver and blue. Frizes will By Mrs. W. C. Isom be awarded for three prize dances, a waltz, a drag, and a fox-trot. Re Miss Graves from Hermiston visi- freshments of enticing variety will ted friends in this vicinity Tuesday. be served at midnight. The junior Ralph Sweet of Portland arrived class of ‘34 is endeavoring to make this week to work on the Suddarth this dance the social season's most ranch for the summer. successful event. Admission prices Gents 40c, ladies 10c. The public is invited. 1$-99909 0 00109 9 113194 8 618999809*3***88*9*** ***3939 Goodrich • All Sunlite Bakery products are aked daily under the most whole- some and sanitary conditions by 'Home" bakers, who use the best if ingredients and they are delivered the freshest condition every stores. Our Jay to -- our __ _______ — readers who I use Sunlite Bakery products have | Many have found that the pro ducts of this reliable firm at 404 E. Court in Pendleton, tel. 528, are of the "Highest Quality”—they offer "Old Master Brew German Lager,” "Elkhorn" ginger ale. Lime Rickey and carbonated beverages. The satisfying taste of "Old Mas ter Brew” is the result of the know ledge and skill of their master brew ers—as it has a distinctive flavor lacking in other brands. Many have found that “Old Master Brew” gives them substantial satisfaction and remember it is a Umatilla County product. By asking for “Old Master Brew” you are getting the "Highest Qua lity" beer—which is made from carefully selected barley, hops and malt and brewed by craftsmen. A case of "Old Master Brew” In your cellar with a few bottles kept on ice will not only take care of the unexpected guest, but will also as sure the family of wholesome body- building refreshment. The demand for “Old Master Brew German Lager” is evidence of its quality and we suggest that—if you want the best—you always ask for "Old Master Brew” as it gives com plete satisfaction. Farmers Elevator “ROUND-UP FEEDS Your feed problems will be readi ly solved by calling upon this re liable house at 1001 W. Webb when Pendleton buying, telephone 582, as they offer a complete line of “Round- up" poultry and stock feed and their experience in this business as sures you of feed that will give the most satisfactory results—at econo mical prices. Only feeds that are fat and milk producers will be found in their stock, and they are constantly in touch with their customers who ave given such feeds a trial. They make a special effort to serve the farmer I efficiently, and are glad to give him any advice or information he desires on any sub ject pertaining to their line, and as Farmers are no longer satisfied a result they reach many in our to give their stock just any kind of district. feed but require a feed that has been tested, and is of proven quality. Pay this firm a visit when Pen This concern has given the question dleton buying, as you will find careful study and consequently the "Round-up” feeds—are unexcelled "Round-up” feed they offer can be —and you will also appreciate their depended upon. co-operation. Portland-Pendleton Motor Freight, Inc DEPENDABLE SERVICE "Save time and money” by rout found them to be the beet obtain- ing your freight to and from Pen dleton, Portland and Way Points, able. via the Portland-Pendleton Motor This bakery Is a Umatilla County Freight, Inc., and remember this institution, supplying our dealers dependable firm with Pendleton de daily with fresh superior baked pot at 722 Cottonwood, tel. 2(9, goods, consequently they merit our (Hermiston telephone (52), have a patronage. The business is conduc daily service, consequently they are ted along progressive lines and is a able to offer prompt and reliable distinct credit to the community. transportation and are bonded and "For better baked goods—ask insured for your protection. your dealers for "Butter-Nut” bread, They are equipped to do all kinds "Society” cakes, and other products of long distance hauling and It does of this bakery—they all satisfy. not matter to them whether you When Pendleton shopping, visit wish to ship a small box or a quan the Sunlite Bakery and take home tity of merchandise, they will be a _ plentiful supply of their delicious "on the job" at the time they pro mise. In addition to this they have offerings. won for themselves a reputation for careful handling of all goods en trusted to their care, thus whatever you may expect to ship you know it is handled by experts. Remember the saving of time and money has not been the only factor in the rapidly gained popularity of "freight by truck” as the service they give in picking up and deliver ing freight directly to your door, has added to the desirability of "freight by truck.” The Portland-Pendleton Motor Freight, Inc., should receive the pa- tronage of our people and remem- ber their charges are reasonable— and whatever your needs—their ser vice covers it. Piggly Wiggly Store Eastern Oregon Motor Co QUALITY FOODS With a choice selection of Grocer- es. Fruits. Vegetables, and other ood Products offered at very rea- ionable prices, this attractive store at (50 Main. tel. 308. is a distinct redit to Pendleton. Our readers should visit this store frequently when Pendleton shopping is they will find It a satisfactory •lace to trade and as the manage- neat has had a long experience In his business the groceries and other ood products offered at this store ire the best obtainable. Close per- inai supervision Is given the buy- ng and past experience has enabled them to procure the very beet that the market affords, which they offer to you at exceedingly reasonable prices. This store is modern and sanitary throughout and the stock Is arrang ed In such an orderly manner that It is very easy tor you to make your selection, and you will find that the Piggly Wiggly Store In Pendleton is satisfactory place to trade, This store is operated by "Home” people interested in local develop- ment, and we know that the service which they are rendering is some thing our readers will appreciate, consequently we suggest that you pay them a visit when shopping in Pendleton, and become personally familiar with the reliable products and reasonable prices they have to offer. Give them a trial. CHRYSLER & PLYMOUTH Visit this firm at 304 E. Court in Pendleton. telephone 665, as they are the authorised distributora— both sales and service—for the well known Chrysler and Plymouth cars. Before buying a car you should in spect their late models and remem ber they frequently have excellent buys in used care. The Eastern Oregon Motor Co. has a repair department for all car owners and it is very convenient to leave your car with them for re- paira and adjustments while shop ping as their shop Is centrally loca ted and they give special attention to out-of-town customers. In the repair department they | have able and efficient workmen, and as it has the most modern equipment, they are enabled to re pair or rebuild any automobile, no matter what the trouble may in a most satisfactory manner. The fact that patrons can get real service at this up-to-date in- stitution instills in the minds of the automobilist confidence that all his troubles can be cared for in a most dependable way, as they are equip ped and prepared from the point of workmanship to turn out first-class work at reasonable prices. Be sure to Inspect the late Chrys ler and Plymouth models, and let them know what your requirements Hermiston Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits Over $50.000. 1. B. SWAYZE, President A. H. NORTON, Cashier R. ALEXANDER, Vice-President D. M DEETER. Aut. Cashier •r****//*rsp0cpc999988$99384489*80$$969$$4$9$99$$$$%9 Be loyal to your community by using Home Products
