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PAGE FOUR THURSDAY, AUGUST 2, 1934 THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON, OREGON. Mrs. H. T. Fraser and son Tom- DR. BRUCE R. BAXTER NAMED my. and sister. Miss < tara Bryant, SOCIAL and PRESIDENT OF WILLAMETTE. and Mrs. Catherine Durfey left Monday afternoon for Seaside v here FRATERNAL Notes they will spend a short vacation. Willamette University, Salem, Miss Josephine Kincan of Rose- Oregon, July 31—(Special) Dr. Guy Tucker of Tillamook was a Nicholas Codd of Spokane was burg, Ore., arrived Wedne day eve MISS MARGARET BILLS Bruce R. Baxter, Assistant to the business visitor in town Saturday. | looking after business interests in ning and will spend a week with her President and Dean of the school of Miss Marjorie En BRIDE OF ROGER SANFORD sister Francis Houseolder. and Fred , Hermiston last week. Religion at the University of Sou Scheunig were week guests at thern California was chosen presi J. D. Fidler of Portland was i Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Norton accom the Fred Ober home. business visitor in town thia week. panied by Mrs. Chas. Hudson, mo . Miss Margaret Bills, daughter of dent of Willamette University by H. M. Sommerer and I). H. Reid Miss Marian Henderson has signet tored to Pendleton Saturday. Mrs. Mrs. William Vestal, and Roger San- unanimous vote of the board of motored to Adams on business Wed- • contract to teach in the Boardman Hudson remained to spend Sunday ford, son of A. J. Sanford, were mär trustees at a special meeting here nesday morning. ried Monday, July 16, ät Grants Saturday, July 28. He succeeds Dr. with friends in Pendleton. school this fall. Carl G. Doney, resigned, after 26 W L. Hamm left Monday night Two-way stretch girdles, >1.00 • Eugene Pierce returned home Cass. years service. He was not a candi- for Portland where he spent two Mr. and Mrs. Sanford enjoyed a at Alma Hitt’s Shop. adv Tuesday night from Pendleton date for the office. days during buyer’s week. Wilford Stitt of LaGrande was i where he has been visiting his aunt wedding trip to Crater lake, the Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Ober of The Dr. Baxter, who is now in Cape- Oregon Caves and other points of guest of Donald Williams Saturday since the first of the week. Eugene Dalles visited at the hor e of Mr. Harold Pace plan* to leave Satur- has been employed near Pilot Rock interest. They are now visiting at town, South Africa, on a tour of and Mrs. Fred Ober here I the A. J. Sanford home, and will re South America and South Africa, lay for Portland where he wil since school closed in May. The two men are brothers. side in Redmond, where Sanford is was notified by cable of his appoint spend a week vacationing, while vi Mrs. Alma Hitt spent Monday Jim Neary returned to Pendleton in business with his father. ON ment. He will arrive in Salem late siting relatives and friends. In Portland visiting Dick Hitt and Wednesday-after spending a month in October to take over his duties. Mrs. Sanford was graduated from HOT E. J. Davis of Freewater, with the Mrs. Wm. Durkin while making her in Hermiston, Portland and Kellogg. Hermiston high school, and Sanford Until his arrival Dr. F. M. Erickson. YOU FORGET arm crop loan association, was : annual buyers’ week. r — Idaho, visiting friends and relatives was graduated from Redmond high Dean of the University, will contin usiness visitor in Hermiston Wed Miss Elizabeth' Windust of San He resumed his work at the Dorion school in 1930.—The Redmond ue as acting president. iesday. Francisco is visiting her sister, Mr* hotel Thursday. Spokesman. Dr. Baxter, who is 42 years old, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Ober and soi D. M. Deeter for a weeks has been at the University of Cali Lee Elwood and his friend Chas. of The Dalles are visiting at the JOYING Mrs. Glenn McGarry of Enterprise fornia for the past ten years. Since home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ober Cooper of Langdon, Kansas, visited is the house guest of her sister, Mrs. Quiet Home Wedding. 1926 he has been assistant to the this week with Mrs. O. J. Johnson this week. Ida Williams, this weeks! Miss Virginia Elizabeth Rodda, president. Before going to South Dwight Mahoney of La Grand north of town, while looking for a Miss Margaret White, librarian at who will teach in the Columbi: location. Mr. Elwood is Mrs. John- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. G. ern California he was for five years Berkley, Cal., who has been visiting I Rodda of Hermiston, became the Professor of English at Mt. Union school this fall and winter, was ¡ son’s son-In-law. her mother, Mrs. Arietta White, for ... bride of Mr. James Carleton of Al- College, Alliance, Ohio. business visitor in town Saturday. C II tD 1 Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Duvall three weeks left Tuesday for her HERMISTON, OREGON Mr. and Mrs. Joe Morgan left tallied informally at their horn sea, Oregon, at a quiet home wed- home. SECRETS ” PROVES MARY ’ S ding Saturday, July 28. Rev. W. A. Vednesday for Merino. Colorado Monday night on the occasion ol Dr. A. W. jCuristonherson left vhere they will visit Mrs. Morgan’- Mrs. Duvall’s and Audrey Null's Briggs read the vows at 4:30 in the REST TALKIE. last Friday join his nother, and also her brother at Fort birthdays. Those present were 'Mr. afternoon. family for a week’s vacation. He the stars, including Thelma Todd, The bride has taught in Corvallis WHEELER, WOOLSEY IN Warren, Colorado. and Mrs. Ray Null and family, Mr. plans to return to Hermiston next Mary Pickford’s picture, “Se- Dorothy Lee and Ruth Etting. for the past three years and will E. M. Barnett attended a conven- and Mrs. Joe Morgan, Mr. and Mrs Monday. continue her work this winter. She crets,” will be at the Oasis Theatre •HIPS, HIPS, HOORAY.” Ion of Spanish American War Vet- E. Duvall and the honor guest*. Wool skirts for tall wear. Alm? is a graduate of Oregon Normal Sunday and Monday. Mary is still ran’s at Salem a week ago where Smartly and enthusiastically in- SLIM AND ZASU IN COURT IN Hitt’s Shop. adv Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Smith mo-1 School at Monmouth. "America's Sweetheart” despite the le met many old acquaintances fron tored to Spray, Ore., Sunday over sane, abounding in laughs of the BREACH OF PROMISE SUIT. Mrs. Ben VanAcren and two nier Mr. Carleton is a graduate of Ore tact that this is her first picture In side-splitting variety, “Hips, Hips, aGrande and Pendleton. the new Heppner-Spray highway, es. Misa P. A. Mayberger and Mis more than two years. Mrs. Waldo Thompson and BoD where they visited Mr. Smith’s sis gon State college in civil engineer Hooray" presents the stellar comica The breach of promise suit of the Mary Ruprecht of Seattle spent Sat "Secrets’’ is one of the most beau Bert Wheeler and Robert Woolsey Valter of Hillsboro. Ore., were Sun- ter, Mrs. H. V. Matteer. Enroute ing and will be employed in the con century—with Slim Summerville as urday and Sunday with her sister lay house guests of Mr. and Mrs they saw twelve doe and fawn along struction of one of the six coast tiful productions that has yet come in a musical extravaganza which the lawyer and ZaSu Pitts as the Mrs. Wm. Pearson, north of town bridges at Walport, Ore. The cou out of Hollywood, and the star looks will be at the Oasis theatre Friday, girl who has been promised—will Miss Ruprecht took the Portland ’. A. Jackman. Mrs. Thompson and the highway. ple will make their home there for younger and more amazingly pretty and Saturday. her son are enroute to Minneapolis. show at the Oasis Theatre Tuesday, Rose at Echo Sunday afternoon for Mrs. Gertrude Sanders plans to the remainder of the summer. than ever. Her performance is ex- Minn., where Mr. Thompson will en- “Hips, Hips, Hooray" offers be- Wednesday and Thursday. Based her home In Columbia. Nebraska. for her leave today (Thursday) cellent, as is the work of all others er the University of Minnesota. His tides Wheeler and Woolsey, scores on the Broadway stage hit, "Oh, Miss Margaret Ebert of Echo wa home in Eagle Creek where she will in the cast, especially that of Leslie other will return to Hillsboro. a house guest of Mis Margaret Felt Miss Virginia Rodda, bride-elect, Howard in the role of a romantic of eye-filling beauties In spectacu- Promise Me" by Bertram Robinson spend her two week's vacation visit lar dances brilliantly conceived. and Howard Lindsay, It is by far house last Friday and Saturday, a' ing her husband. Mrs. Sunders is and James Carleton were pleasantly lover. Wheeler and Woolsey are smart and the most uproarious of the popular the W. W. Felthouse home. an operator on the local telephone surprised last Friday evening by The story begins in Salem, Mass., exchange and Miss Mary Brownson about 60 people who gathered at the travels across the continent to Mon peppy in their interpretation of the Summerville-Pitts co-starring come dies. will assist at the. office during her home of the former's parents, Mr. terey, Calif., and back again to snappy lines and situs and Mrs. W. G. Rodda, in their hon- Ending Sept. 1st. absence. Washington, D. C., entwining with on Doin’ What You’re The plot revolves around Slim, Something new in blouses and or. Games were the diversion of it the life threads of two people, fol- red of It All” and "Keep Romance cast as a ne’er-do-well lawyer, and sweaters. Alma Hitt's Shap. adv the evening followed by refresh lowing their joint careers from Alive” are decided hit tunes which ZaSu, filing clerk who gets all the ments of ice cream and cake and youth to old age. facts of life from her banker-veg- Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bensel and sor HERMISTON, OREGON punch. (Complete) Anyone who ever doubted that are being hummed, vocalized and or etarfan-philandering employer. Ver- Monday from Lor Gordon arrived First Show Starts 7:30 Mary Pickford could act should by chestrated across the continent. A ree Teasdale makes a devastating Angeles, Calif., and were holts- Second about 9:15 capable supporting cast surrounds blonde villainess. ill means see this picture. Miss Sue Hahn entertained from guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Ben- 3 to 5 o clock Thursday afternoon tel until Thursday when they left FRIDAY • SATURDAY for their home, accompanied : y A at her home on Fourth avenue, with LOOSE AGAIN. . . The Funnies F. Hensel. pioneer resident of Her- au informal tea honoring Miss Ruth Pair on the Screen in a Musical, miston, who will make his homi Dodd of Hermiston, and her hostess. GIRLY-CO-ROUND. with them in California. Mr. Bens • Miss Carolyn Cromer. Six guests has rented his house to Mr. and M rs were entertained with Miss Kather BERT ine Hahn assisting her sister in William A. Sawyer. $ Mr. and Mrs. Guy Amsberry and serving refreshments.—Walla Walla daughter Velma and son Allan. Mrs Bulletiin. ROBERT Amsberry’s mother, Mrs. Phoe’t« Miller’s Palmer, and Mrs. F. L. Kelley left HOT OIL SHAMPOO Packages Members of the Methodist church Crispy Sunday morning for Portland and are planning a lawn social at the dumb-crack their way to glory in 8 os. pkg. AND WAVE the coast where they will spend a home of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Swar- a shower of pink chiffon week vacationing. Mrs. Kelley will ner, Thursday, August 9. The la Best Foods _ visit relatives In Portland. Mrs. M dies of the church will furnish the Quart Jar L. Watson and Miss Irene Attebury cakes and the ice cream will be or Nalley's PHONE 141 are looking after the store in their served free of charge. Every friend absence. and member of the church is invi- ted to attend. < UIEUGG. Carton SCHILLING’S PRODUCTS SALE! 6 Box with Mrs. E. L. Jackson entertained at STOCK UP NOW—with Spices, Ex dinner Sunday for her son Donald RUTH ETTING tracts, Baking Powder, Food Colors and his guests at her home in Min- THELMA TODD —while Safeway is featuring Schil nehaha district. Covers were laid DOROTHY LEE ling's entire line of these items at Bottle for Joe Scroggs of Sunnyside, Wn. Special Prices- — Beginning Aug. 4th who Is visiting his grandparents. Two Comedies: On Approval and ending August 11th. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Campbell, Har and Grin and Bear It. old Pace, Donald Williams, Fred — A Few Special Prices — Reeves and Jack Reeves. Bottle Local Happenings tor Seanident Special for August BASIS THEATRE WHEELER WOOLSEY ‘Hips, Hips, Hooray PERMANENTS $2.25 Wet FINGER WAVES .35 MARCELS .50 MANICURE .35 FACIAL .75 1.00 SAFEUAY STORES Corn Flakes Mayonnaise 33c Hermiston Beauty Shoppe MATCHES The City Is Full Of SUNDAY-MONDAY Unusual Things Matinee 2:30 Sunday KO FINER ROLE could have been given any actress to play! No actress could have played It finer! ! * “ MARY,ozm, PICKFORD In ‘SECRETS with LESLIE HOWARD A Tarzan Thriller A Silly Symphony Cartoon HUNDREDS of things that man and woman constantly need and hundreds of things that they do not always know EXACTLY where to go Io buy. And it is Life's irony that there are many merchants w ho offer those things that you want and don’t always know where to buy. Let's get you two fellows together . . . TUES. • WED. - THURS. The Screen’s Goofy Love Birds goofier than ever! SLIM SUMMERVILLE and Through this very NEWSPAPER is the way for these two indivi dual* to contact each ether. Miss Margaret White, daughter of Mrs. Arietta White and special cata loguer in the library at the Univer- dty of California, was honor guest at informal gatherings Saturday, with the Misses Georgianna, Marion and Eleanor Briggs, Mrs. B. S. Kings ey and Georgia Henderson as guests ind again Sunday when Mrs. White entertained Mr. and Mrs. Allan Thomson of Butter Creek. A birthday party honoring Eddie ackman and Richard Jones on their -ighth birthday was given on the awn at the home of Mr. and Mrs. . A. Jackman. Guests present were ean Hardy, Vernon Bowman. Er vin Mullen. Heien Johnson, Dick Ober, Billy Knerr, David Knerr. Peggy Todd, Patsy Thomas. Beverly Walker. Lauree« Gimble, Alta Byr- nice Barlow, Billy Barlow. Velma Knapp. Delorus end Magdolene Jackman and the honor guests. Spice"sl"3r25c CERTO Upton’s 12 lb. 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