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THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON. PAGE FOUR Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hug. who were returning to their home at Elgin after spending four months tn California, stopped in Hermiston to visit friends Wednesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Felthouse and son Gale returned Wednesday from a trip to Portland, and Corvallis where they visited their daughter Margaret, who Is a sophomore at O.S.C. Mrs. Balnche Jaunnault of Stan- field was a guest of the Little Study Croup Tuesday. She gave an inter- esting talk to the members on “Port Said" of the Suez Canal and sur rounding country. Mrs. Jaunnault taught in the schools of Egypt tor a number of years. N W. O'Donnell of the local icie phone exchange. C. A. Paul and Fred Lytell of Pendleton, motored I to Salem last Friday where they attend ed a meeting Saturday. Mr. O’Don nell and Mr. Lytell returned Sunday but Mr. Paul remained in Portlan for the present. Mrs. O. C. Pierce and soa Stanley, who had been visiting in Portland since Friday, returned home Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Elliott and niece Winifred Osborn of Pen- .'lieton. Mrs. Elliott had also been visiting in Portland. A Townsend club meeting will be held Tuesday night at 8:00 o’clock it the Hermiston Union ehurch. Im portant discussion of communica tion from headquarters and a diver- «■fled program of entertainment will be heard. Everyone welcome to at tend. Mrs. H. T. Fraser left Wednesday night by train for Butte, Montana, where she will visit her son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Fraser, who are the parents of a baby daugh ter born Wednesday. Mrs. Hugh Fraser is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Kingsley of Hermiston. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ober of Her miston, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sheu- ning, Aidon Embysk and Bob Sheu- ning of Pendleton motored twelve miles up Birch Creek from Pilot tock Sunday and spent the day fish- ing. Mr. Ober and Mrs. Shetning eported a catch of 19 fine rainbow rout. PRIZES IN MAGPIE HUNT STILL THURSDAY, MAT 9, 1935. Plans MOTHERS TO TREK TO O.S.C. were made for the Tamale School Notes social which was given this week. Hostesses were Mrs. Strobel. Mrs. Adolph Skoubo, Mrs. Grace Tyler. Mrs. Nels Kristensen and Mrs. E Souders. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. W. Kruse and Lois and Delbert Macken motored to Condon last Saturday, where Mr. Kruse purchased a pick-up truck. Mrs. H. B. Thomas and Mrs. Eva Warner accompanied Rev. Thomas to Irrigon and Umatilla Sunday af ternoon and evening when he con ducted church services. Miss Clara Ruff spent the week end in Lexington with Miss Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Gorger were Boardman visitors Sunday. Mrs. Clara Beamer of Heppner was in Boardman last Tuesday. The City of Boardman has pur- chased a number of fire extinguish- ers which will be placed around in different parts of the town. number of studente attended the May Day program at Heppner last Friday, and brought home sev- eral prizes. Commencement exercises for the high school graduating class will be held in the school auditorium Thurs day, May 16. Graduates are Zelda Carpenter, Marguerita Harford, El sie and Imogene Wilson, Freda May Richardson, Delbert Macken, John Healy and Fred Slanger. AVAILABLE TO NEWCOMERS - Arlington defeated Boardman In a baseball game here Tuesday after- CORVALLIS—“The Open Door,” noon 8-0. On Thursday Boardman dealing with women's opportunities defeated Hermiston. 2-1. through education, is the theme of Esther Jones visited at the Mack the twelfth annual Women's Week en home in Hermiston Saturday. end on the Oregon State campus Mr and Mrs. Albert Moser were Lloyd Russell of Portland was a The Boardman high school annual which will bring hundreds of moth business visitor here this week. accompanied to Pendleton Tuesday "Echoes of the Sage” is being edited ers of students as well as other wo by Delbert Mackan and will soon be Lad re w Moshberger was a Port- by Mrs. Harvey Payne. men here the last of thia week. May available. Ernest Cox visited his parents. land and Eugene visitor over the 10 to 12. Harold Tyler, Billy Price, John week end. Mr. and Mrs. I. C. Cox. this week. Growing in interest year after Younger, Albin Sundsten, Alan Dilla Mrs. C. A. Paul and two daugh- Wm. Longhorn has been making year, the week end will culminate bough and Mardel Gorham brought tere of Pendleton were In Hermiston some modern improvements at the this time in a huge mother-daughter ribbons from the county track meet J. T. Dowell home. Sunday. banquet Saturday night at which at Heppner last Friday. Miss Ann Kublu and Miss Har H. T. Murchie and C. G. Blayden Mrs. Sheldon Sackett, woman mem At a meeting of the Girl's Athletic of Boardman were business visitors riett Olsen were Pendleton business ber of the board of higher education; association Monday afternoon the visitors Thursday evening. here Tuesday. Chancellor W. J. Kerr and President following officers were elected: New line of low priced aluminum F. C. Frederickson of Irrigon and O. W. Peavy will be speakers. Moth Francine King, president; Helen adv H. E. Young of Echo were business ware at Amsberry's. ers of men students attend this in Russell, vice president; Elizabeth Dr. and Mrs. A. Willeutt and Mrs. visitors here Tuesday. large numbers as well. Preparations Slanger. secretary; Lillian Hango, Echo Plays Here Sunday. are being made for close to 1000 at treasurer; Esther Jones, head of Tom O'Grady made a business trip Earl Bensel motored to Pendleton Wednesday evening. The Echo baseball team will come the banquet. sports.. to Seattle over the week end. Rev. C. R. Moore left Tuesday for □ Hermiston Sunday afternoon for The senior class day program will Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Kelley and. Elgin. Ore., where he will attend the ie fifth game of the season. Stan- be given Friday afternoon. May 10, son Terry snd Warren Lyle of La eastern Oregon ministerial associa ' leld will invade Umatilla the same in the auditorium. Grande plan to spend Mother's Day tion convention. ft rnoon. with Mrs. F. L. Kelley. t BOARDMAN NEWS 1 Jack Smith had a narrow escape Umatilla is still topping the Irri Thelma Hetherington was a Port Sunday afternoon when he was over- By RACHEL J. BARLOW gation League with their defeat over land visitor over the week end. come by cynide fumes. He is recov the Hermiston team last Sunday. The • Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hamel of The Lawn rakes, 19c; tomato plants ering and is able to be out again. Insured Carriers Phone (3 winning score was 10-5. Echo defea Dalles spent Sunday here at the and garden seeds at Amsberry’s. adv and infant Mrs. Gordan Feries GREGORY TRUCK SERVICE ted Stanfield 7-3 at Echo. Mrs. Louise Middelstadt of Port- home of Mrs. Hamels parents, Mr. returned home from Milton Liva Stock Hauling to Portland land is visiting kt the home of her daughter and Mrs. E. T. Messenger. Sunday after spending a few days daughter Mrs. Geo. Liebe in Colum Rata: 50c Per 100 WHEAT VOTE, BUTTER PACT Noel Klitz, who has been working with her mother there. bia district. Stanfield Oregon with the railroad tie gang, spent the Jack Allen, Pendleton, administra AND HOP CODE ON AAA LIST. Mr. and Mrs . Fred Sheening of tor of the state liquor commission, week end here. He left Sunday for Pendleton visits d from Monday un- La Grande where he will be employ Hermiston The vote being taken by the AAA ed as a truck driver for the state til Wednesday e evening at the home was a business visitor in Saturday. ‘mong wheat growers during May highway department. of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Wm. Davis and daughter will be the fourth such referendum C. D. Kelley and H. E. Shesely Norma, Mrs. Carl Nelson spent the week and Miss Neva Richards that has been conducted since the returned Monday from a business were visitors Pendleton business adjustment law has been In force ind in Portland. on and Tuesday. trip to southeastern A crowd of Boardman folks motor- I 'imitar polls to obtain the views of western Idaho. S, ie‘ Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ortman and armers toward proposed adjustment ad to beyond Heppner last Sunday Mr. and Mrs. John bn A. Ruthven of son of Myrtle Creek, Ore., visited where they enjoyed the day picnlck- | programs were taken among corn- Spokane, Wn., are the proud parents with friends here Tuesday afternoon HERMISTON - UMATILLA - IRRIGON log producers, tobacco growers and Ing and fishing. They were Mr. and of a baby boy born May ,2. The baby Mrs. Guy Barlow, Mr. and Mrs. E. T. otton farmers. , eight pounds and while enroute to points In Washing weighed more In some of these a number of Ingles, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Barlow. Mrs. ton. has been named Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Rohrman spent [estions were asked, but in the Mrs. Madge Cartwright, Mrs. Gladys . and Ruthven s wheat referendum now under way Fortier, Miss Mary Harney, Miss form “unday with Mr. Rohrman’s parents Mrs. V. S. Keik ? ■ MYT7P) 'n Pendleton. Mr. Rohrman’s father. in Oregon only a single question la Lovedy Burkholder, Miss Clara Ruff, erly Margaret 1 who o, suffered a stroke so some weeks to be voted on; namely, “Are you tn Theron Anderson and Mrs. Glen I xe igo, i, is slightly improved. avor of a wheat production adjust- Hadley and son Stanti Ong y Phone your orders to 31. Open Sundays till noon. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wester of The Ladies Aid soci lets was enter- tient program to follow the present pokanc, Wn„ who are on an extend- n which expires with the 1935 crop tained at the home of Mrs. Wm. YOUR PATRONAGE APPRECIATED id auto tour, are visiting at the Strobel last Wednesday afternoon. year? = , tome of Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Ander- Th present surplus in the Pacific on, Jr. lorthwest, with what appears to be Mr. and Mrs. F. H. McIntyre of t heavy new crop coming on, is be- HERMISTON, OREGON Yakima, Wn., were visiting in Her- ng discussed by wheat growers in Two Shows—7:15 - 9:00 P.M. niston Sunday. Mr. McIntyre was "ITTLE SHIRLEY WORKS onnection with the vote. formerly employed at the Umatilla WILES ON BARRYMORE. . Butter Marketing Agreement. FRIDAY - SATURDAY o-operative Creamery. Mrs. Mabel Ralph plans to motor What has become of the proposed MATINEE 2:30 SATURDAY to Corvallis Friday to spend Moth- "The Little Colonel,” which lutter marketing agreement for the MAY 10-11 ar’s week end with her daughter be st the Oasis theatre Friday and western states? In answer to this Miss Betty Ralph, at Oregon State Saturday, provides Shirley Temple uestion the officials of the dairy SATURDAY — Surprise Matinee ollege. an opportunity to work her childish section at Washington, D. C., report 9:30 P.M. Mrs. E. E. McPherson, who un- wiles on Lionel Barrymore as an "ole hat all of the evidence obtained in derwent an operation In the St. An south’n gemm’n, suh." She is the he seven hearings is now assembled A WEEK END OF WONDERFUL thony’s hospital In Pendleton, April grandchild who forces her way into it Washington and being studied. As 26, Is reported as getting along the affections of the grandfather soon as all of the information has nicely and is expected home the last ‘ho kicked her mother (Evelyn Ven been considered the officials will of the week. iblei out for running away with a come to a decision on the proposed Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Seitz of Win- PRICES EFFECTIVE MAT 10-11-13 program. lock. Ore., who have been looking A majority of the cooperative pro The director was smart enough to after property north of town for make the picture mostly a record of ducers representatives and other ome time, left Monday for their hirley’s adorable smile, her infec producers at the hearings favored home. They have leased their farm tious giggle, her ability—so valua lu ionie form of federal agreement, ac- 22 sasuill to R. C. Jackson. to the producers who are exploiting cording to word from Washington. Mrs. Walter Cresswell and rm her personality for all that it is On the other hand, as a general rule Bob and Mrs. Clinton Hodgen o' worth—to do her part as well and the private and Independent distri « SHIRLEY MU« Gorgeous Pendleton were In Uermiston Sun- sometimes better, than her elders. buting systems submitted testimony Sea Island Full-Color Climax! lay. Miss Marin Henderson, wh Pure Cane Shirley is assisted by a couple of' largely against any butter market had been In Pendleton for t h re voting pickaninnies and ebon-skinned ing agreement at the present time. PLUS SHORT FEATURES. 10 lb. cloth bag days, ret-rned *th them. Consumers’ representatives who Bill Robinson, the vaure-villlan with Mis: Ora Marine Avery, niece o gave testimony at the hearings were ue educated feet. Some of the pic- SUNDAY - MONDAY C. C. Mason of Hermiston, because the ‘.lire’s most entertaining moments particularly favorable to the pro MATINEE 2:30 SUNDAY bride of John E. Atkins Easter Sun ire when he is working with Shir- posed A, B and C grading system Quick Cooking day, and the couple are making ley teaching her tap-dancing steps, such as is now in fores in Oregon. or Regular MAT 12 - 13 their home in Tacoma, Wn. Mrs and she is just as correct in her Such labeling, they said, is a help » lb. Atkins attsndsd school In Hermiston dancing as in her dialog. DON’T 1st the title fool you— toward intelligent buying and an in It's a knockout! to better quality butter, a number of years ago. fans will enjoy "The Lit centive Graduation cards and gifts at tle Temple which they believed would be reflec- Colonel" because it presenta their MODERN . . SPICY . . Amsberry's. Adv little idol in just the ways she ted in greater use by consumers. ROMANTIC and RACY Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Pearson, Mr. shows off best, mocking her elders, Hop Industry. . . . The Smartest Comedy in and Mrs. W. M. Pearson and Mrs. pretending to be sour when her The hop industry of the three Pa- Months! Ben Spencsr motored to Pendleton heart really is gay, and when things Monday where they visited Mrs. look worst turning on thst winning elfte coast states now haa before It Ground When Sold! MARGARET SULLAVAN the final draft of the proposed AAA Frank Morgan who is ill In St. An- smile. marketing agreement for acceptance (Ths "Only Yesterday" Star) a thony’s hospital. or rejection. If a substantial ma Among out-of-town visitors here jority of the industry representing this week were: Mrs. Harry Dunne. National Housing Show. both producers and dealers sign the Wallula. Wn.; Geo. Christy, Mr«. J. El Campo Flakes ‘a. M. Richards and daughter Patricia, The National Housing Show win . paot it will be put into affect by Sec- and F. L. Snyder, Stanfield; Mr. and be presented in Portland under the | retary Wallace. Mrs. Roy Rew and daughter. Pen- sponsorship of the Federal Housing | . It includes provisiona designed to dleton; Sloan Thomson, Echo; Mrs. Administration, May 25th to June limit tonnage, insure uniform grad with HERBERT MARSHALL Standard 2* size can 1— Edith K. Hendrick, Boardman; 2d. The housing show Is distinctly i ing and establish minimum prices. If N. B. C. (12 Biscuits) 2 Pkgs............ I RANK MORGAN Walter Cresswell, Pendleton; Geo. T. and entirely a state-wide civic un- | put in forca the agreement will be W'W * f McNealy, Paterson. Wn.; and P. J. dertaking free from promotion or | administered by a control committee PLUS SHORT FEATURES. Quinn of Stanfield. profits and Is a part of the nation- ' consisting of seven producers, seven "e A * Concentrated 2 12 Lb. Baking Powder wide campaign for industrial recov- | dealers and brewers, and a fifteenth Pkg. man selected by these committee ery. members. cans Mission - Broken Sections — Cans Libby’s - 2% Size Can QUart Jar Bronson's Prepared 21 • Local Happenings OASIS THEATRE W. L. Hamm reports that 318 dozen magpie and crow eggs, and 573 heads have been turned in dur- ing the magpie elimination cam paign being staged here. There are still prizes available for anyone who wishes to enter the contest, and is not Dated at present. The standing in the contest of ntrants is listed as follows: Bob ollett. Bob Gardiner. Gail Martin ob Dawson, Jim’Stuart, Robert hristian, Bernard Jendrzejewski, lax C er, Ralph McFarland. John IeMullen. Wayne McFarland, Mar- ion Childers, Albert Skovbo, Bob mith, David Hamm. ICE ic per lb. delivered GENE PIERCE SAFEUAY STORES FOOD VALUES %uru totoni FLOUR. $1.69 SUGAR 61c OATS COFFEE 3W-55c Fairy” Tomatoes 2 Cans 250 Clabber Girl 2′220 Grape Fruit 3 MUSTARD • COOL-CLEAN COMFORTABLE TRAVEL 1 Tomato Sauce Monte Rio 4 Green Beans Mill Race - Cut - No. 2 cans Shredded Wheat PAR . 350 Cans Soap Sauer Kraut 190 15c IOC 250 Toilet Soap Bars White King " Each Peanut Butter In Bulk C1 SNOWDRIFT Lb. Can ....... EVERY MODEL WITH THI SUPER FREEZER Come in today and see the new Frigidaire ‘35 with the Super Freezer which makes possible a Complete Refrigeration Service. It provides . the right kinds of cold for every SUMMER XCURSION age for keeping s reserve supply of ice cubes; moist storage for vegetables and fruits; and normal storage for foods requiring dry, frosty cold. Don’t! ail to see the newest ach ieve- ment in electric refrigeration. Learn bow easy it is to own a Frigidaire ‘3 5 under the liberal terms now being offered. PORTLAND RO 5 "A Triumph in Train Comfort / FARES Air-Conditioned Quart Is Better with Cans WALDORF 6 Quiet! Resiful! Healthfull A Scot Tissue Rolls ....... -... 25 Special low fares to all The PACIFIC LIMITED PEAS FIELD RIPE No. 2 Cane 5 Year guaranteejoptional on sealed-in units. REAL MAYONNAISE ASPARAGUS 4 - 25c Tender - Local CARROTS ' : - 9c Crisp Bunches CABBAGE Lb. Freeh New Solid Heads Oct. 31, 1935. Adjacent to Theatre HERMISTON. OREGON . HOT or COLD Carnation or Bordens a Tall Cans TISSUE coaches, tourist and standard Begin MAY 15 NOTE! Mor Tone Sound Service ASPARAGUS MILK Models and prices for every size of home and family. Every model— regardless of size Of price— is outstand- 61c UNION PACIFIC HEsW10% PHONE 241 “e” Hali CAN__ Lb. 14c
