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PAGI TWO THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON, OREGON. THURSDAY, MARCH 14. 1935 Call Nellie up and make a date ing the Irrigon Pentacostal chureh Nickerson is taking care of during for next Thursday night. She might gave a call to Claude Crawford to Mr. Rands’ absence. Mr. Rands work even give you a peek at her basket. be its pastor. Rev. Tarrens is to re with the CCC camp at Port Orford Published every Thursday at Hermis- main until the new minister arrives will continue during the summer. ton, Umatilla County, Oregon, by but special meetings will close Sun The senior class play which was day night. Pauline M. Stoop and Alfred Quiring, scheduled to be given in March, has CHURCH NOTES There will be services every Sun been indefinitely postponed. Publishers. NOTICE OF HEARING FINAL Mrs. Grace Dufur and daughter of day afternoon at 2:00 o'clock in the Entered as Second Class Matter Presbyterian church. Rev. Thomas Payette, Idaho, Will Tyler of Colo METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH spoke ACCOUNT. last Sunday and Rev. O. W. rado, and Mrs. Edna Dufur of New December, 1906, Umatilla County, W. A. Briggs, Pastor. Payne of Hermiston will speak Sun Mexico, returned to their respective Oregon. Morning worship at 10:00. Ser day. March 17. homes last Friday, after being called mon theme, "Are Church Members NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Subscription Rates Mrs. John Graybeal has improved- to Boardman last week by the death Different." A. S. Cooley as administrator with of their brother. H. V. Tyler. Mrs. sufficiently to celebrate her 76th «1.00 Sunday school at 11:00. Mrs. E. Beason accompanied her daughter the will annexed of the estate of .75 E. Rainwater, acting superintendent. birthday Tuesday. A special request to New Mexico. Six Months - Lewis L. Higgins, deceased, has filed number was sung for her over the .10 Primary, junior and adult depart radio, and Mr. and Mrs. Mac Gray his final account in said estate in Three Months Mrs. Reese Byram motored to ments. Boise. Idaho, last week with friends, the County Court of the State of Epworth League service at 6:45. beal of Umatilla were guests. Oregon for Umatilla County, and Mac McCoy of Imbler was an over where she will remain for a few said court has fixed Monday, the 1st Theme for discussion, "Why Do Peo visiting with her daughters. ple Worship." Evening church ser night guest at the home of his weeks interesting program was giv day of April, 1935, at 2:00 o'clock ON vice at 7:45. As a part of the service grandmother, Mrs. John Graybeal, en An at the Parent-Teachers meeting p. m. ot said day, as the time for the pastor will show Bible pictures on her birthday. March 6. last Friday evening in the auditor hearing of objections to said final on "The Exile of Israel.” You won't Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Isom returned ium. A tumbling exhibition was account and the settlement thereof. want to miss any of these Bible pic Tuesday after spending the week given by the high school girls under On or before said day any person in tures which will be shown each Sun end visiting their son Don. who is the direction of Miss Clara Ruff, and terested in said estate may file ob day night in connection with the at a CCC camp below Portland. Building Future America. a debate in which W. A. Baker, Reese jections to said final account, or to evening service. Mrs. Walter Grider suffered severe Byram, George Wicklander and Bus any item thereof, and contest the When a boy takes the Boy Scout pain from a Black Widow spider ter Rands took part, was enjoyed. same. oath he declares that 'on my honor bite Friday evening. Dated February 28, 1935. The senior class of the Boardman I will do my best; to do my duty to HERMISTON UNION CHURCH. Mrs. Cecil Sparks has returned high school sponsired a Bug party God and my country, and to obey A. S. COOLEY, Administrator C. R. Moore, Minister. from California where she spent the given last Saturday evening in the the scout law; to help other people with the Will Annexed. winter. Bible School at 10:00 A. M gymnasium. After the Bug game, at all times; to keep myself physi (Feb, 28—March 28) Preaching and communion cally strong, mentally awake and lunch was served and dancing en morally straight.’ He also promises 11:00 A. M. Subject. "The Extent joyed. A large crowd was present. Notice of Sale. to be 'trustworthy, loyal, helpful, of Our Christian Liberties." Marvin Ransier is employed in BOARDMAN NEWS 1 Pendleton Christian Endeavor at 6:45 P. M. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that friendly, courteous, kind, obedient, this week. By RACHEL J. BARLOW cheerful, thrifty, brave, clean and Subject, "Managing Ourselves." 1 Pendleton visitors last week in- the undersigned. Sheriff of Uma Tim. 4:12-16. Wanda and Gene eluded Mrs. Mike Cassidy, Mr. and tilla County, Oregon, by virtue of an reverent.’ The home of Mr. and Mrs. Bryce will lead the discussion. Mrs. J. F. Barlow, Guy Barlow, Ed- order duly made and entered by the There is nothing in the program Moore Evening preaching service at Dillabough was destroyed by fire at Court, on the 11th day of of the Boy Scout organization that 7:45 P. M. Last sermon on Prophe- 6:00 o’clock Monday morning. Mr. win Ingles, Frank Cramer and Echo County February. 1935, will on the 16th Coats. does not fulfill the purpose of de Dillabough had started fires in the Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Landers of La day of March, 1935, at the hour of velopment of character and manly cy. We welcome you to the "Home- kitchen and living room stoves, and Grande visited this week at the ten o’clock in the forenoon of said qualities in young boys whose in like" gone out to milk, and when he re Stanger church. day, at the front door of the Uma home. fluence Is being felt and will be felt turned to the house he found the pa tilla County, Oregon, Court House in in building future Ameilca. We car. per on the walls of the living room PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH Pendleton, Oregon, offer for sale to point to boys and young men who on fire, and in a very short time the the highest bidder for cash in hand, Lawson H. Flora, Pastor. have come through the school of entire house was a mass of flames, f Butter Creek-Minnehaha t subject to the minimum price ot We wish to announce that the scouting in the local troop as exam The children were still asleep Twenty-five Dollars ($25.00), the By Mary Rodda ples of manhood. Among them are Pilgrim Holiness church has moved when Mr. Dillabough came to the following described parcel of land, Bill Hurley, who is a student in from the Columbia school house to house. Mrs. Dillabough is visiting Mrs. Harry McKenty has been a heretofore by said Umatilla County, North Dakota at present; Chester ratient at St. Anthony's hospital in in Portland. None of the household acquired for delinquent Johnson, a second year cadet at their new location just north of the furnishing was saved except the pia Pendleton following an attack of in Oregon, taxes, to-wit: West Point; Walther Ott. outstand- Osborn apartments on Second street. no and a few chairs. fluenza. Lot Seven (7) in Block B, First ing 4-H club boy and graduate of All are invited to meet with us. Vance Matott is ill at his home A large crowd soon gathered and Addition to the City of Hermis O.8.C. ; Bob Henderson, student at Sunday school at 9:45. Preaching at carried furniture from the Ray at Hinkle suffering from an absces- ton, Umatilla County. Oregon. O.8.C.; Maurice Pierson, graduate of sed ear. Last week he spent some Brown residence to the east of the Dated this the 11th day of Febru the local high school and active in 11:00 A. M.. and 7:45 P. M. Dillabough house, and water was time at the Pendleton hospital. ary, 1935. We teach and preach the old time poured on the roof to keep it from 4-H club work. Of the younger boys Mrs. C. A. Flannigan, who has R. E. GOAD. Sheriff of Uma are Melvin Follett, assistant scout- Methodist doctrine. catching on fire. The house was been in Portland visiting her mother master; Earl Watson, Fred Hensel tilla County, Oregon. returned home last week. covered by insurance. and Kenneth Knerr, who are leaders (Feb. 14-March 14) Thomas McCarton is working with FULL GOSPEL MISSION In the organization. Grace Trumbull, Pastor. The Ladies Aid social meeting for sheep at the Lee Savely place. Dur Since the troop was organized Meetings are still being conduct the month of February was held at ing his absence from home Helen eight years ago by Walter Warner, Doherty of Ione is staying with Mrs. teacher in the local school at that ed and interest is Increasing. You the home of Mrs. J. F. Gorham last McCarton and attending the Hermis time, the Boy Scouts have had a are invited to attend every night ex Wednesday afternoon. After the ton school. great Influence In the lives of boys cept Monday at 7:45. Everybody business meeting, refreshments were Pat Doherty, sheep man from Vin served by the hostesses, Mrs. S. C. In this community. The object of the welcome. son, was visiting in the neighbor Russell. Mrs. J. F. Gorham, Mrs. F. Sack organization is being felt in this SURELAY F. Klitz. Mrs. L. V. Root and Mrs. hood last week. He was a guest at country, in bringing city boys Into the Ed McDaid home and also of Mr. “ Farm Tested A. B. Chaffee. rugged, natural environment during IRRIGON NEWS Mrs. Henry Graves who has been and Mrs. McCarton. their holidays, to teach them self re By Mrs. W. C. Isom John McGonigle of Spokane visit OLYMPIC EGG MASH seriously ill was taken to The Dalles liance and otherwise to influence “Milk” Sack ed with Mr. and Mrs. McCarton and Miss Mary Carlisle has returned to hospital last Sunday, but is reported them in the direction of good morals. Mr. and Mrs. Ed McDaid last week. SPECIAL OIL EGG It is a program in which everyone Irrigon and enrolled In school. She Is to be much better at this time. Mr. He also visited relatives in the Co- Graves went down Friday to he with Sack should have a part, and that oppor staying with Mrs. Don Kenney. MASH lumbia district. The water has been turned into her. tunity will be given next Thursday Mrs. Jackson Harr and Mrs. Laura CALF MEAL Sack Mrs. Grace Tyler and sizters-in- night at the basket social and com the canal again. Little Jimmy Markham, infant law. Mrs. Grace Dufur and Mrs. Ed Morris were guests at the W. munity get-together being sponsored na Dufur, motored to Heppner last Rodda home Sunday. by the American Legion as a Bov son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Mark- Miss Beverly Allen entertained at ham, is very much Improved. He has Thursday to visit old friends of Mrs. Scout benefit. an evening party at her home on Du fur. been quite 111 with bronchitis. FOR YOUR NEEDS. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Gorham mo Butter Creek Friday. Approximately Wayne Caldwell was selected as thirty guests were present and the We have in stock the following a member of the all-star ba ketbali tored to Pendleton Monday. seeds. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Barlow spent evening was spent dancing and team which was sele ted from 34 players from Gilliam. Wheeler and Sunday at Condon at the Truman playing games. fill- The Minnehaha school bus is Beardless Barley 100 lbs. $2.25 Messenger home. Their grandson Morrow counties Mr. and Mrs. L L. Seits have re Franklin, who has had the pneumo- ed to capacity snd soma of the child ren living near town have been SPRING RYE 100 lbs. $2.00 turned from California where they nia, is much better at this time. Charles Dillon was a business vi transferred to the Westland bus. have spent the winter. They wer ■ at - SPRING OATS 100 lbs. $1.60 • NEW DEAL Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Rainwater and companied by Mrs. Seits’ sister, Mrs. sitor in Portland last week. and up Norvel and Eldon Shannon, who family of Columbia have moved to ALFALFA SEED L. L. Steller of Stockton, Calif.,ho 23c will visit at their home and also are working on Butter Creek, spent the Davis place on the Butter Creek SWEET CLOVER with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. C. the week end here with their par highway. Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Allen were Aldrich and her brothers, Glen, ents. ECHO, OREGON ENGLISH RYE GRASS Mr. and Mrs. Charles Barlow and among those from lower Butter Fred and Lloyd. Ilene Markham has been 111 this daughters, and Miss Mary Chatfee of Greek who attended a party at the VETCH - Lunches • Barber Shop week. Heppner visited here with relatives Frank Ayres home at Pine City on Saturday evening. Sunday. Mrs Fred Markham. Mrs. Lawr COME IN AND SEE US A. D. Smith has recovered suffi ence Markham and Mrs. Jess Oliver Mr and Mrs. Charles Nickerson SOMETIME. went to Hermiston Tuesday. and daughter moved this week out ciently from his recent illness, to re turn He has rented his farm Tuesday night at a business meet- to the Royal Rands ranch which Mr. land home. and is preparing to Install a light and water system for the house and yard. 6 1099999990099994000 Legal Notices t Sperry Feeds $2.45 f 0a —929 1.75 $1.25 LOOKING AT IT FROM YOUR SIDE One-sided transactions have no place in this bank. We be- Heve in looking at both sides—yours as well as our own Our chief concern is to please you, not ourselves; and we will go as far as sound banking practices will let us in giv- ing you that kind ot service. Instead of doing as little as we can for our customers, our idea is to do as much as we can. We are here to serve you, and nothing will please us so much as to have you give us the opportunity. FIRST NATIONAL BANK of Hermiston Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits Over 350.000 F. B. SWAYZE, President A. H. NORTON, Cashier R. ALEXANDER, Vice-Presiden D M. DEETER, Asst. Cashier Phone 63 BLUE MOUNTAIN SEED POTATOES Insured Carriers GREGORY TRUCK SERVICE Live Stock Hauling to Portland Rate: 50c Per 100 Stanfield Oregon IRISH COBBLERS, EARLIEST OF ALL. WHITE GOLD, NETTED GEMS. Prices upon application. ERNEST T. FREEPONS HERALD WANT ADS PAY Walla Walla, Wn. Route 1 March Means Clean Up & Paint Up Seeds Beauty Shoppe Ellis Feed Store Enjoy a NOTICE TO SETTLERS, Due to the fact that Cold Springs Reservoir will soon be filled to ca pacity, irrigation water will be av- ailable on and after March 13, 1935 to all lands eligible for water de livery. Settlers are urged to use water at this time in order that the ground water table may be built up as early s possible and with water that might otherwise go to waste. To be eligible for 1934 water de- livery. It is necessary that the 1934 operation and maintenance assess ments he paid in full. It is very im portant that all water assessments against lands within the district be vaid as soon as possible. HERMISTON IRRIGATION DIST. By ENOS D. MARTIN, Secretary-Manager. 772/077 A Ride PHONE 69W HERMISTON one, two . . . . get another through the dreary winter months, the “cold’ WITH ¥-8 POWER — developments. 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LOOK THE HOUSE OVER AND SEE WHAT PLASTERING IS NEEDED. CRACKS IN WALLS CAUSED BY SETTLING DIS FIGURES THE MOST ATTRACTIVE INTERIOR. We are Stocked with Proper Materials. ESCAPE FROM THE“COLD”GANG Sniffle, sneeze . cough and cough handkerchief . New Walls for Old Phone 15-W Hermiston find that this service, always so convenient and sometimes immeasurably valuable, quickly saves you its small cost. THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE AND TELECRAPI MAIN STREET C ompany TELEPHONE 511
