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About The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984 | View Entire Issue (May 30, 1935)
Local Happenings Clarence Henning returned Mon- S day evening from Corvallis where he I visited friends over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Barnard of Freewater w»re Sunday visitors in Hermiston. Miss Margaret McMullen plans to leave Friday of this week for Se attle where she will visit her aunt. Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Dodd motored to Pendleton Monday afternoon where Mrs. Dodd attended the fu neral of Mrs. Lee Moorhouse, one of Pendleton's finest pioneer women. Charlotte Ralph returned Wednes day —9. afternoon from ----- Vancouver, Wn. ‘‘As A. D. Smith left Sunday on a busi- where she has been visiting at the ness trip to Portland. home of Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Scho field, for the past two weeks. P. P. Sullivan left last week for Portland and Roseburg where he The Methodist church Sunday will visit his son and daughter. school will give an entertainment and ice cream social on the church Joe Hawkins was a business visi lawn Friday, May 31, at 7:30 p. m. tor here Saturday. Everyone is invited to attend, adv. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Peterson and Mrs. Harry McMillan, who was a delegate to Grand Rebekah lodge at son Harold of Portland attended Elmer James arrived this week Salem last week, is spending ten commencement exercises here last Thursday night, when Edward Pe from Viena, Missouri, and will visit days visiting relatives in Eugene. terson graduated. They returned to bis cousin Baxter Hutchison in Co Patty Robinett, daughter of Mr. Portland the first of the week. lumbia. and Mrs. Clarence Robinett of Harr Miss Clara Rettie, who has been Mr. and Mrs. C. Tillery of Port- ah, Wn., who has been seriously ill land spent the week end here visit- is reported to be somewhat improved teaching in the high school at Nys- thia week. sa, Ore., was a week end house guest ing their son Jack. of Mrs. 0. W. Payne, while return Mrs. Jessie Hooker and daughter ing to her home at Fossil, Ore., at Nellie, Jo Ellen Mopps and Duane the close of her school. She left Lathrop were business visitors in Monday morning. Umatilla Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Glenn of Sum- Miss Cecelia Brennan, who teach merville. Ore., and Mrs. G. C. Clark HERMISTON, OREGON es at Pine City, is the house guest of of Flora were over night guests at Miss Marian Henderson this week the home of Mr. and Mrs. B. Two Shows—7:15 - 9:00 PM. at the C. E. Baker home. Clark Tuesday. Mrs. Clark is Mr. Clark’s mother and Mrs. Glenn is FRIDAY - SATURDAY Mr. and Mrs. Joe Norton and son his aunt. of Mt. Vernon arrived Wednesday to MAY 31 - JUNE 1 spend Memorial day in Hermiston Betty Morehouse, daughter of Mr. MATINEE 2:30 SATURDAY with friends. and Mrs. W. C. Morehouse, returned from Yakima. Wn., Saturday after SATURDAY — Surprise Matinee Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hooker and visiting relatives for two weeks. 9:15 P. M daughter Nellie, and Marian Ware, While there she attended the pioneer who has been visiting at the Hooker celebration. The proud and noble tillers of the home, motored to Walla Walla Wed soil, their life and love, as seen nesday. Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Alspach left through the big brown eyes of V-8 standard tudor was deliv- the first of the week for California wonderful child! ered to Clyde Kennison at Stanfield in company with Mr. and Mrs. F. F. last week, by the Rohrman Motor Chambers, formerly of the Umatilla airport, who will visit relatives Co. there for two weeks. Mr. Alspach’s Mrs. Wm. Van Winkle of Lexing place is being filled at Burnham's by ton visited over Sunday with her W. H. Terry of Portland. sister, Mrs. R. B. Wilcox. She said the wheat in that section had dried Miss Bonnie Lamberson, daughter CLOUA STUART out for lack of proper moisture. of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lamberson, and D. S. Moore were in Prosser, PLUS SHORT FEATURES Mrs. E. A. Buskirk and daughter Wn., last Friday, where they pur Laura and son Jack visited at the chased a marriage license, but the home of their daughter, Mrs. Joe wedding has been postponed. SUNDAY - MONDAY - TUESDAY Quick, early this week. They are JUNE 2-3-4 from Pocatello, Idaho. Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Power enter MATINEE 2:30 SUNDAY Among those who .expect to leave tained Wednesday, May 22, honor Thursday morning on a fishing trip ing their son Wayne Power on his to Paulina Lake near Bend, Ore., are birthday. Approximately forty guests HIS FUNNIEST Roy Hale, Sam Moore, Geo. Harken- enjoyed playing pinochle during the evening. Prizes were won by Mrs. rider and Roy Thomas. Ralph Thornberg and Miss Lauretta Miss Eva Wilcox returned home Mulkins. Two huge birthday cakes Saturday after a two weeks' stay at were cut later in the evening. funnier! Ellis Ranger Station with her broth and family, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Dr. H. C. Curry, the Seattle opto LIFE BEGINS a740 er Wilcox. metrist who has made professional visits to Hermiston for 20 years and Mrs. Leila Phelps left for her is known for good optical work at 1 CARTOON AND COMEDY. home in Bend Monday morning af reasonable prices, will again be at | ter spending the week end here vis the Hotel Hermiston, Wed., June 5,1 iting at the home of her son and for one day. Eyes examined. Glas- ! WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY family, Mr. and Mrs. Merle Phelps. ses fitted to each individual eye. No I guesswork in my method. adv. JUNE 5 • « Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Schofield of A THRILL PACKED WESTERN! Vancouver, Wn., are expected Mem Mr. and Mrs. John Stratton and orial day to visit at the home of Mrs. John Spusse of Monument, Wn. Mrs. Schofield's parents, Mr. and spent Wednesday and Thursday of Mrs. W. J. Warner. last week visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Payne. They Among those from Hermiston who attended commencement exercises witnessed the air derby in Walla Thursday night when Mrs. Stratton's Walla Sunday afternoon wore Mr. sister. Miss Genevieve Burnside, and Mrs. Geo. Harkenrider, Mr. and graduated. Mrs. Spusse is Gene with Mrs. James Todd, Mr. and Mrs. II. A. vieve’s aunt. Pankow, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hale, Dr. and Mrs. A. E. Marble and family. Mary Burnham left Tuesday morn Mr. and Mrs. Al Quiring. Geo. Wag- ing for Ellensberg, Wn., where she ner. Harry McMillan, Mr. and Mrs. PLUS SHORT FEATURES. will visit her sister. Miss Marjorie, Wm. Shaar. and Miss Ruth Dodd. who will graduate from Ellensberg Normal next week. During the past year Marjorie has been practice teaching in the Nursery School, at the normal. J. S. Burnham motored to Poseo with his daughter from where she took the stage for Ellens- berg. OASIS THEATRE ‘The Last Round Up’ Randolph Scott Rexall 1c Sale 4 DAYS-Wed., Thurs., Fri. & Sat FAMOUS MEDICINES at 2 for the price of 1 plus ONE CENT Rexall Remedies 50c Eyelo - 8 oi. for 26c ! Foot Powder 4 os. 25c ' Laxative Cold Tablets - 24's 50c Laxative Salt 7 os. 25c Little Liver • Pills - 100'a • 25c Corn Pads 12s (Zinc Oxide) Z. O. Adhesive Plaster l"x5 yd. 49c Size Puretest Aspirin Tablets 100's tor 26c for 26c for for for for 26c 26c 50C for 49c Mi. 31 Anti- septic Solution 35c Size Harmony 4 for — Bay Rum 5Oc 26c Sise Klenzo • for Facial Tissue 4 26c 76c Monreale Olive Oil 12 os. 9 Symbol Hot Water Bottles ‘ all Milk of Re-nesia Tooth paste THURSDAY, MAY 30, 1935 THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON. PAGE FOUR Puretest Producta 2 for 46c tor $1.01 2 tor 26c 45c Castor Oil 8 os. Cod Liver 4 Oil Tablets^ 110*8 16 os. Epsom Salt 25c Glycerine Sup positories. In fant's, Adult's < 2 tor 26c Halibut Liver 4 Oil Capsules al tor $1.01 50's 50c Disinfectant No. C. 16 os 25c Soda Mint Tablets 140 s 39c Sodium Perb orate flv'd. 4os. 25c Tincture Iodine with Applicator 4 1 M. 25c Zine Stearate de 1 os. tor 51c 26c for 4Oc for for a 26c for 26c More Items Not Mentioned Include— Stationery Toiletries Candy Hospital Supplies Shaving Heeds THOMPSON'S DRUG STORE HERMISTON. OREGON Members of the young people’s class and Christian Endeavor society of the Union church enjoyed a pic nic and welner roast in Columbia park Tuesday evening. Over 30 young people were present who en joyed games and participated in a business meeting at which Edna Turnblad was elected president of the class. Harold Neill, vice presi- dent, and Bernice Neill, secretary. Jack Tillery left Tuesday for the J. L. Daugherty farm near Echo where he will be employed. Mrs. Frank Fowler of Portland is visiting friends and renewing old acquaintances in Hermiston. She ar rived last week from Portland with Miss Shirley Jarmon when she came home to spend the summer at the close of her school near Portland. Mrs. Fowler is making her head quarters at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Strohm. An interesting engagement an nouncement last week was that of Miss Esther Tiffany of Portland to John M. Pace Jr., who is the eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Pace of Hermiston. The announcement was made last week at a formal dinner party given by Miss Mildred Maide at her home in Portland. Miss Tif fany is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William H. Tiffany. giths Everybody! A group of the younger set enjoy ed the day Sunday at Bingham Springs swimming and picnicing. Included in the group were the Mis ses Sylvia Shutter, Bonnie Lamber son, Carrie Lage, Maxine Paul, Le- one Hiatt and Joy Coe, Echo, Neva Richards, Mildred Phelps, Norma Davis; and the Messrs Fred Reeves, Don Moore, Jack Reeves, Jim Len hart, Fred Rankin, Stuart Rankin, Wallace Chamness, Gerald Keller, Floyd Pierce, Eugene Hanby, of Her miston; and Carl Rhea and Lee Con nor of Stanfield. Wc Greet You at Our • OPENING * Tuesday Evening-7:30 JUNE 4th Registered Pharmacist (O0R THE CHILD SCHOOL /AND g.. gl • Hello >2’ g g., , wer, headquarters FOR COOL - REFRESHING HOT WEATHER A COMPLETE STOCK TO FOUNTAIN DRINKS FILL YOUR NEEDS. Football The football season is worry time for most parents. Perhaps most of our fears are groundless, particularly in the case of the __________ senior high school kapor 1 boy. boy But for the g s younger in the X H grades and junior karge high school, football Wass becomes a hazard. ‘ “haTa CF athletics Most leaders in and physi cal education believe that the boy should not play the real game until he is in the senior school. And then only when he is in the best condition as shown by a physician’s examination. Every candidate for any school athletic team should be thoroughly exam ined before being allowed to join the squad. As a part of the examination some schools are demanding a tu berculin test and an X-ray of the chest This practice will become general in time for all students. To the parent of a player, the foot ball season is the ideal time to put the health rules into practice. At this time, the boy will do anything under the guise of training. The coach and the trainer have a real educational opportunity. Let football be the vehicle for valuable lessons in nutrition, the correct diet, the value of milk, sleep, bath ing, and the like. The boy will feel the good effects, so utilize his interest in an effort to have him carry over the health practices when the season is ended. Dr. Ireland will discute food es- sentíale for the school child in his next series. THOMPON’S DRUG STORE The Rexall Store FRIENDLY SAFEWAY STORES * STARTLING — SPECIAL — JUNE MONEY SAVING EVENT For Friday, Saturday & Monday— MAY 31 - JUNE 1 and 3. Puffed Wheat Quakers Package .................................. at The Hermiston Herald. Insured Carriers Phone 63 6. CHEESE % Mild - Full Cream Pound ...................... Clabber Girl AIRWAY Grape Fruit Del Monte No. 2 cans Cans ............................. COFFEE Pounds 3 53c Jell Well "Cube Flavored” Packages .............. • — HAMS HOMINY Cudahy’s - Med. Weight Half or Whole 4 p. Pound ....... ......... Van Camps - 2 1 Size Can Can 10c GREGORY TRUCK SERVICE Live Stock Hauling to Portland Rate: 60c Per 100 Stanfield — — Oregon ce MUSTARD Bronson’s Prepared g ■ Quart Jar SLEEPY HoLLow WE ARE SAVING OUR CUSTOMERS MONEY! ARE YOU ONE OF THEM? The Very Finest Blend of Cane and Maple Syrup Mayonnaise Best Foods Fäpt 29c FLOUR Sperry’s - Drifted Snow 49 lb. bag 1 lb. can 2 lb. can 49c STRAWBERRIES FRESH LOCALS CRATE .... (24 Boxes) 19c LOCAL Hermiston Mercantilo Cooperative Irt 49c EDWARD'S DEPENDABLE Vacuum Packed Tins Boxes .. 19c * “ 5-oz. cans ................... J Lb. Tin for 35c 35c 35c 68c 33c 35c ................. SHRIMP Fancy Pack a SYRUP SPECIALS MAY 31 and JUNE 1st and 3rd. Cans SALMON Pink - Large Cans Cans TOMATOES Large 2% Size Cans Golden Bantam No. 2s CORN Cans MILK Bordens "Irradiated” PEANUT BUTTER Hoody ’s 2 Lbs. Ca ns TUNA FLAKES "Will not bake VANILLA out or freeze out’’ 2s os. Bottles For Soft Drinks KOOLADE or Sherbets Mild Loaf CHEESE Jell Well or HOLLYWOOD DESSERT a . I°C • 62 -2% • Baking Powder • Lb. can......................... 3 25 SERVICE COURTEOUS NEW New Peas Pound_____ g m p. Potatoes Lbs 19c PHONE 241 Rhubarb 3 Lbs. HERMISTON
