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About The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 16, 1934)
OASIS THEATRE Local Happenings | HERMISTON, OREGON First Show Starts 7:30 Second about 9:15 Marion Finch of | Mr. and Pine City were Hermiston visitors | I Thursday. Mrs. Art Spinning of Pendleton. Ben Spinning of Umatilla and Mrs. Neva Pilon who lives with her fa- ther near Umatilla, were Hermiston I | business visitors Wednesday. FRIDAY - SATURDAY AUGUST 17-18 chan $ courace C harlie Warner Oland Girl’s Print Cartoon and Comedy. AND FRIDAY ONLY Dresses FRISCO FROLICS FOR SCHOOL REVUE CHEAPER THAN YOU CAN MAKE THEM.’’ « Presents ” That Famous Baby Star Amsberry’s BETTY LORENZ 5-10-15C STORE Singing, Tap Dancing and Sensational Acrobatic Dancer FAIR QUEEN DANCE Westland SCHOOL HOUSE Vote for your queen choice. Billie Markham Sylvia Shutter ........ Helen Jendrzejewski Dorothy Mudge ...... Mary Lee Rhea ..... Bessie Dexter ........... Floy Attebury ...... i 1 IHe WLS Marry ge-Round 29 27 27 13 As Done in th:: dron-casting Stations 4-PIECE ORCHESTRA First Show 7:00 P.M. Second Show 9:00 P.M. AUGUST 19 - 20 SUNDAY-MONDAY Matinee 2:30 Sunday NOW! THE SCREEN’S NEWEST SCREAM TEAM! AND ARE THEY THE BFAU BRUMMELS! Spencer TRACY - Jack OAKIE y in “Looking for Trouble” 3 WITH CONSTANCE CUMMINGS — ARLINE JUDGE They're the answer to every phone operator's prayer! (So they think.) A couple ot red-hot wise-cracking trouble shooters— Bubbling with gags—Riding on a tidal wave of laughter. ! ! Chapter 11 • Tarzan the Fearless. Mickey Mouse Cart ONE DAY ONLY! TUESDAY - AUGUST 21 IN THURSDAY, AUGUST 16, 1934 THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON. PAGE FOUR PERSON—MISSISSIPPI SHOW BOAT FOUR—the famous Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Pace and son Harold returned Sunday from spend ing the week visiting relatives and friends in Portland. C. M. Cole of Portland is visiting at the home of his sister, Mrs. P. H. Corman in Columbia district. S. D. Williams accompanied by Joe Quick made a business trip to Enterprise Monday returning Tues- day afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Faszholz of Seattle and their tour boys were house guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Harding last week. Mrs. Win. Shaar left Monday foi Walia Walla to visit her parents Mr and Mrs. J. C. Bains. She will also visit her brothers in Waitsburg. Jack Downing, son of Mrs. L. Carter, arrived Monday from Con don where he has been working in the wheat harvest. Miss Josephine Kincart left Thursday for her home in Roseburg. Ore., after spending a week visiting her sister, Mrs. Frances Household- Mrs. Chas. Isaac of Pilot Rock visited at the home ot her parents. Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Dyer. Monday. Chas. Leatherwood who has spent several weeks in Coquille, Wn., re- turned to Hermiston Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene McFarland of Umatilla left Thursday morning on a week's vacation trip. Vote for fair queen at Westland school house Friday night. August adv. W. W. Felthouse spent the week end in Portland looking after busi ness interests. He returned Tuesday morning. O. C. Luttrell of Lexington has been visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Luttrell for the past two weeks. Mrs. Vaughn Boswell and two daughters Lowana and Dorothy of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Hineline and | Elgin, Ore., are visiting Mrs. Bos- Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Rodda motored i well's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Harland to Kennewick, Wn., Sunday. Craham. Mrs. H. T. Fraser and son Tom Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Cresswell and my, Mrs. Catherine Durfey and Miss daughter Evelyn and son Robert Clara Bryant returned the first of I and Newt Hodgen of Pendleton the week from a two week's vaca- called at the C. E. Baker home Sun tlon spent at Seaside, well known day. summer beach resort. Mrs. E. McGarry, who has been Mrs. C. R. Moore arrived Tuesday | visiting her sister Mrs. Ida Williams, night from California after stopping for the past three weeks, left Sun- in Eugene where her son remained day night for her home in Enter- to attend school this winter. Mr. prise. Moore is pastor of the Hermiston Rev. W. A. Briggs, pastor of the Union church. Methodist church, plans to leave Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Peterson of Sunday afternoon for Tacoma, Wn.. Powel Butte are the parents ot a where he will attend a summer baby girl born August 3. She has school and conference for preachers. been named Nancy Gay and Is the Art Chamness of Portland arrived granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe in Hermiston Monday and will Dyer. Mrs. Peterson will be remem spend several days visiting relatives bered as Phyllis Dyer. and friends here. Third Queen Dance at Stanfield, Saturday night. Branstetter’s or SOCIAL and chestra. adv. Lee Dyer left Saturday for Pen FRATERNAL Notes dleton where he expected to visit friends for a few days. His mother, Mrs. Waldo Dyer, Joined him Mon Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schuennlng ar day and expected to visit for the rived from Pendleton Wednesday week. evening and are the house guests Mr. and Mrs. F. C. McKenzie and of Mrs. Schuenning’s sister, Mrs. son Frank returned last Thursday Fred Ober. The young couple were from a two weeks' vacation trip married In Pendleton Wednesday spent in Washington and at coast evening at 8:00 o'clock at the home resorts. They visited their son and of the bride's father, Mr. Ell C. family. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. McKen- Enbysk. They will remain until the Ie. at Castle Rock, Wn. first of next week. Mrs. Mabel Ralph and daughter Mrs. W. J. Cochran entertained Betty, Mrs. W. J. Warner and Tn- tene Pierce motored to Portland and Tuesday at a miscellaneous shower Vancouver last Thursday where they on the lawn at the Brierley home isited at the home of Mrs. Warner's honoring Miss Myrtle McAtee, bride ‘anghter, Mrs. E. Schofield. They elect, who will be married Sunday. August 19, to Mr. Orville J. Wid- eturned late Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Norton left man ot Thornton, Wn., at the home "unday on a week's vacation trip of her parents Mr. and Mrs. R. H. McAtee. A mock wedding was per- nto Washington. They expected to------ ...... visit at the Roy Haddox home In | formed for the enjoyment, of the Bremerton, Wn., and at other coast guests and this was followed by two games "The Famous Lovers” and points. The cooked food sale announced "Making the Most out of Matri- recently by the ladles of the Her- mony." Among those present were miston Union Ladies Aid has beer Mrs. Jackson Harr, Mrs. W. A. postponed until August 25. adv Briggs. Mrs. O. O. Felthouse. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kennedy of 'lenry Harger, Mrs. W. L. Watson, Bremerton. Wn., were dinner guestr Mrs. H. M. Sommerer, Mrs. Laura Wednesday night of Mr. and Mrs Morris, Mrs. Bert Mullins, Mrs. R. 3. Haneline. They also visited in a. McAtee, Mrs. H. E. Hanby, Mrs. tanfield at the home of Mrs. Mar- Mary Brierley, and the Misses Jessie •ha K. Wood, mother of Mrs. Ken- Brierley, Edna Ott, Fern Lindner. Mary Brownson, Gladys Swarner tedy. Help elect a queen to rule over and Mary Brownson. he Umatilla Project Fair at the Announcement of the approaching lance in Stanfield, August 18. adv Mr. and Mrs. John Stratton of marriage of Miss Bernice McKay, Canyon City, and Tot Burnside of laughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mc Monument. spent the week end at Kay of Baker, Oregon, to Mr. Harold the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Harding, son ot Mr. and Mrs. J. R. ayne. Mrs. Stratton will be re- 'larding of Hermiston. Wednesday, embered as Theda Burnside. Her \ugust 22. at 1:30 in the after Ister Tot remained to visit at the noon was received this week'. Mr. yne home for some time. u»PH Sw pue BuJpieH Suw pue Maxwell House Quartet YOU HAVE HEARD THEM ON THE RADIO. NOW SEL AND HEAR THEM ON OUR STAGE. ON THE SCREEN— JAMES DUNN—wise-cracking detective. TEAMED AGAIN IN A RIOTOUS ROMANCE! First Show 7:00 P.M. Second Show 9:00 P.M. Wednesday - Thursday AUGUST 22 - 23 THE STARS OF IMMORTAL "CIMARRON" UNITED AGAIN! In a love story of a gay badman who feared neither man nor devil! Irene DUNN - Richard DIX In “STINGAREE MARY BOLAND • CONWAY TEA RLE • ANDY DEVINE HEAR IRENE DUNNE RING— TONIGHT IS MINE” ... as great romanes rides the world again . . with leve In the arms of danger! ■ CARTOON AND COMEDY .4 ,,1) Mrs. W. L. Morgan and Mrs. W. Pearson entertained at a lingerie shower Saturday night. August 11, at the home of the former, honoring Miss Nell Reeves, bride-elect. Bridge was the diversion for the evening with three tables In play. Invited guests included Mrs. R. C. McRey nolds, Mrs. Henry Harger, Mrs. Neill Barnhart, Mrs. Fred Barker, Mrs. Ben Spencer and Miss Grace Jack- son ot Pendleton. EARLY BIRD HEATROLA CLUB Seutemlez / The marriage of Miss Odelpha Hoskins, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Hoskins of Stanfield, to Mr. Vernon Waterman, son of Mrs. Rena Waterman of Hermiston, has been anounced as one of the social events of middle August. The wedding will take place Sunday, August 19, in the Presbyterian church at Stanfield with Rev. J. F. Gibson reading the sacred rites. Miss Bytha Hoskins will act as maid ot honor and the Misses Alice Rhea and Margaret Gib son bridesmaids. EVERY MEMBER GETS A SUPPLY OF COAL great annual opportunity to get a IT’S here again genuine Heatrola. But that isn’t supply of coal w the only reason for looking ahead. By placing your order now, you make sure of getting the model you want — when you want it, and you protect yourself against any price advance. CASH ISN’T NEEDED — a $2.00 deposit will bind the contract. Miss Nell Reeves bride-elect was honoree at a miscellaneous shower at the home of Mrs. W. L. Morgan Wednesday night. Mrs. Pearson and Mrs. W. L. Morgan acted as joint hostesses. Miss Reeves will become the bride of Mr. Frank D. Morgan, Sunday, September 2. The affair was a dessert bridge and tables were bright with carnations and baby breath with other summer flowers arranged about the rooms. Gifts for the bride-elect were placed in a yellow and white room. High honors for the evening’s play went to Mrs. James Todd, and cut prize to Mrs. Ben Spencer of Umatilla. The genuine Heatrola is as fine an investment as any- ome. Because of its famous Intensi- one can make for ss base and other exclusive features. Fire Air Duct, jo it positively gives MORE HEAT with LESS FUEL Savings run as high as 45% of former fuel bills. In the 1934 line, there’s a size to fit every home, a style to please every taste. The illustration shows the sensational new “Spirit of Progress” model. Burnham’s Cenerai Mdse Dry Goods - Groceries Meats Norwegian Pack END ======= K HEATROLA • Feed door opened by foot lever. SWIFT & COMPANY • No floor board needed. BUYERS OF POULTRY AND EGGS M. M. Smith, Agent, Hermiston gil -9- i 8—9=449=— th • 2 }-gallon vapor tank. 50 • Ultra-modem, all-porcelain cab- in ebony and beige, with chro- mium ornamentation. i ----------- ESTATE LLaa/Al • ALSO: Intensi-Fire Air Duct, jointless base, and other standard Heatrola feature*. —V — “7”, perm'in 187 90/7/0 —A-A* —A 777 — AA Come in soon, or telephone and invite us to call at your home. Dr. A. C. Willcutt OREGON HARDWARE OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN & SURGEON OSBORN APARTMENTS SAFEUAY STORES SAFEWAY’S SUPER VALUES FOR AUGUST 17 - 18 - 20. FRIDAY — SATURDAY Crackers 2 Lb. Carton Snowflakes or Honey Maid Grahams SALMON 1 MILK 23c MONDAY tin Federal Brand 29° 4 Highway - 6 box carton Each Grape Nut Flakes 2,Pkgs. Grape Nuts in a Delicious New Form. Baker’s Cocoa % lb. tin 10c “Breakfast Cocoa” Pint Jar Mayonnaise Best Foods - “You know the Quality.” JELL WELL 3 Packages Edward's Dependable BLACK - ORANGE PEKOE For Iced Tea 22c 14c * Lb. Package 25C Airway COFFEE 3 59C BAKING POWDER A Rich. Delicious Santo's Blend ties Clabber Girl Tall Cans Matches 25C TEA 19- Libby's - Red Alaska - Sockeye Pounds COMPARE OUR PRICES— 1 Gallon CIDER VINEGAR Maxwell House Coffee 1 Lb. Can Pint Jar Durkee's Salad Oil Lb. Can Mother’s Cocoa Lb. Box Graham Crackers Short Bread Cookies 1 Pound Swans Down Cake Flour Package Can White Star Tuna Ys Household Brand RAISINS IVORY SOAP 6 - bars 3 Bars SARDINES White Star 4 hi--- --------PH FEATURES OF THE "Spirit of Progress” Choice of Six Flavors “HOLD THAT GIRL CLAIR TREVOR — as a breezy girl reporter. G roeham, Mr. Harding’s sister, plan to attend the wedding. 23c 30c SHAKER SALT Morton's - Plain or Iodized FRUITS & VEGETABLES 2 EACH ..... Golden, Tender, Sweet. 19c 26c 15c 28c 24c 17c 25c Tomatoes 10. Ripe, Firm, per basket - SOAP CHIPS 4 a -.. “90: Crystal White Lb. Package ............. Mason Jars Quart Size Reg. Ball or Kerr Mason is Dozen 95c Economy Jar Caps Doz 25c Jar Reg. Rubbers Mason - With the Lip * GREEN PEPPERS Sized for Stuffing ITALIAN PRUNES FOR CANNING APPLE BOX _ PHONE 241 HERMISTON
