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THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON. PAGE TWO Mr. and Mrs. I. E. Putman of Mr. and Mrs. John Graves of Heppner spent the Fourth in Her- Multnomah, Ore., spent the Fourth - home of of July in Hermiston as house miston and visited - at - — the Published every Thursday at Hermis Mrs. Graves’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Hamm. ton, Umatilla County, Oregon, by R. B. Wilcox. They are former Hermiston resi- Pauline M. Stoop and Alfred Quiring, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Haneline dents. Publishers. week as Mr. and Mrs. Earl Boynton of of Malin, Ore., spent the parents. Portland spent the Fourth in Her Entered as Second Class Matter guests of Mr. Haneline’s miston at the home of Mrs. W. S. December, 1906, Umatilla County, Mr. and Mrs. B. Haneline. and Boynton. Mr. and Mrs. W. D Boyn The Misses Emogene Paul 1 Oregon. _______________ Snow McCoy motored to the moun ton of Helix also visited over the Subscription Rates. tains Friday evening where they week end. Earl Boynton, Jr., who One Year ..................................... $1.00 spent the week end, returning late has been visiting his grandmother Six Months ................. —----- -75 Sunday night. for some time, returned to Portland, Three Months ....................................... 50 Tomato Soup. Campbell’s, 2 for and Betty Boynton from Helix adv. mained here to spend the next two 15c, Red & White Store. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence M. Earn- weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Shafer and heart of Indio, Cal., are here this week visiting Lawrence’s parents. family left Sunday for Yahats, Ore., Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Earnheart. where they will make their home. The Misses Eva Wilcox and Irene They were accompanied by Mr. and Kennings and Claud Wilcox motored Mrs. Ed Throop and Harold Throop to the Ellis Ranger Station in the Blue Mountains Sunday where they who are making their home there 5000 PEOPLE VISIT HERMISTON visited Charles Wilcox before going and were In Hermiston over the to Ukiah to attend the Ukiah rodeo. week end. JULY THE FOURTH Mr. and Mrs. Otto Heinl and son Lawrence of Oregon City spent the (Continued from page 1) amateur rodeos and racing contests week end with Mr. and Mrs. O. O. Felthouse. state that the show was one of the Flavor Jell, all flavors, 5c, Red & t BOARDMAN NEWS 1 best. adv. White Store. George Mitchell of Goldendale, Fireworks and Dance. C. Warner, pastor of the Union The display of fireworks in the church, left Monday morning for Wn., father of R. C. Mitchell, is vi siting at the Mitchell home. evening was not spectacular but was Eugene where he Is spending the Lillian Hango is home for a few entertaining. This show was staged week with his family. He expects days from Portland where she has to return Saturday night. been attending school. immediately preceding the dance. Several attended the ice cream so L. Pearson returned Friday from Paid admissions totaling 610 were Seattle and Tacoma where he has cial last Wednesday evening, spon reported to the dance. Music was been visiting his wife and daughter sored by the Ladies Aid. It was an furnished by Branstetter’s orchestra. for some time. excellent evening for ice cream All the proceeds from the celebra Mr. and Mrs. Frank Morgan of since it had been the hottest day of tion will be used to improve the Flora, Ore., spent the week end in I the season. Five of the original charter mem- Hermiston Community park grounds Hermiston visiting friends and at I the home of Mrs. Morgan’s father, bers of the Rebecca lodge met Wed nesday afternoon with Mrs. Weed, oocccc999*** Joe Reeves. Miss Delda Gray and Bob Smith the state president. Officers were ADDITIONAL LOCALS of La Grande spent the Fourth of elected and installed and are now July at the home of Mr. Smith’s par ready to receive applications of new members. The next regular meet Mrs. Mable Walker and daughter ents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Smith. ing is Wednesday, July 15, when it Beverley returned this week from Mrs. John McCaughey of The is hoped there will be several appli spending a month at Seaside. Mayonnaise, Red & White, quarts Dalles spent Friday at the home of cations to be acted upon. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Davis. The Da Mr. Zoll and family have moved adv. vises returned to The Dalles with 43c, Red & White Store. into the old Goodwin house. He has Mrs. Walter Crayne of Seattle, them and spent the week end, re employment in the Barlow garage Wn., visited her brother and family, turning late Sunday. as mechanic. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Thom pson. Mutton Stew, 3 lbs. 25c, Red & The Townsend social was well at- Monday of this week. adv. tended Tuesday evening. There was Mr. and Mrs. Frank Beddow of White Store. n program after which ice cream Dick Upham, who has been visit Pendleton spent Monday visiting ing his parents for the past two and cake was sold. friends in Hermiston. Mildred Ayers returned home The Misses Mildred Gwynn and weeks from Walker, Minnesota, left Jean Thompson of Pendleton assis- Saturday to resume his work with Monday after visiting several days Umatilla. ted at the Thompson Drug Store the state corporation department in in George Wicklander, Jr., was home fountain on the Fourth. the forest service. over the week end from The Dalles. Leo Haddox of Bellingham. Wn., Mrs. Otis Buell left Tuesday for Mrs. Della Tamblyn left Monday visited friends here over the Fourth. Cincinnati, Ohio, where she will vi Fly Ribbon, doz. 25c, Red & White sit her brother and other relatives. for Twin Falls, Idaho, after visiting several days at the Thomas home. adv. While there she will attend sessions store. Al Macomber and family accom national Townsend conven- of the Julia Colpitts of Pendleton spent panied by Mr. and Mrs. Ed Barlow tion. the week end in Hermiston. celebrated the Fourth in Prosser, Mrs. W. S. Lindsey of Forks, Wn., Jack Smith, who is selling Elec- Wn., where they were joined by Al- in the Pilot is visiting at the W. R. Struthers trolux refrigerators vie Mefford and family from Wapa- home In Columbia district for an Rock territory, spent the Fourth to. week end here with his parents, Mr. indefinite time. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Doney are re- Guy Amsberry is spending the and Mrs. Walter Smith. Joicing over the arrival of a five week in Portland on business and Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Siegrist of pound baby girl born July 4 at the visiting relatives. Oakland, Calif., are house guests of Hermiston General hospital. Fly Swatters, 2 for 15c, Red & Mr. and Mrs. Walter Smith this Mrs. Effie Miller was home over White Store. week. the week end. She has her arm out of the cast. J. F. Gorham spent. Mr. and Mrs. . the Fourth in The Dilles and on to Cloud Cap Inn over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harwood went to the mountains on a fishing trip over the Fourth. Ralph Skoubo and Claude Silver- WHEN FEEDING—Consider QUALITY and COST. We offer the nail went to Portland where they celebrated the Fourth. COLUMBIA EGG MASH - Oil & best in both— have Mr and Mrs. Tom Miller 1 Milk. Per 100 DAIRY FEEDS moved back onto their ■ place after Per Sack —• - • Pound Sack — ? • an absence of about ten i years. Mrs. Lilly and sons and Mrs. FOR REASONABLE FEED COSTS— Shannon have gone to Idaho for a vacation. Cuy Barlow has leased the J. F. Barlow Service Station and garage and has a mechnic to do the work in the garage. Miss Ruth Breeding of McMinn- ville is visiting her uncle. Tom Hen- drick. Uhe termistun Beralù MR. FARMER $2 10 ©a AE Trade with the ELLIS FEED Store THURSDAY. JUDY 9, 1938 eight members were present. Mrs. Louisa Conrad was the oldest mem ber attending and will be 82 this year. The Conrads plan on making this a yearly meeting. Approximately 1700 turkeys were tattooed and put on the range at the Jendrzejewski ranch last week. Mrs. Thomas Wilson left Thurs day evening for Puyallup, Wn., where she will live. The Columbia Stitchers held a meeting at the home of their lead er, Mrs. A. H. Cable, last Friday. After the meeting, Gloria Pelletier and Nellie Hooker served refresh meats. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Jones of Pendleton visited friends in Colum- bia district Sunday. Jim and Wallace Reid and Bill Riggs visited at the J. H. Reid home over the Fourth. They are all from Portland. BANK Marljane Hammer left Monday evening for Pendleton where she BOOK THE HABIT OF REGULAR will visit her cousin, Juanita La Mon. for two weeks. “EVERY WEEK” SAVING, Dean Kinney of Pendleton visi IS A PROFITABLE ONE. ted friends in Columbia district Sunday afternoon. Guests over the holidays, at the Lester Hammer home included the Misses Etta Mae Wells, Marlon Woodin and Bessie Hammer, all of Salem; Mrs. Louisa Condad, Alice and Zona Dudley, all of Portland, of Hermiston < I and Juanita La Mon of Pendleton. Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits Over $50,000. 1 ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Thompson left Thursday morning for Bremerton, F. B. SWAYZE, President R. ALEXANDER, Vice-President ’} Wn., where they will visit indefi A. H. NORTON. Cashier KENNETH M. MAYER. Assistant : ' nitely. DEPOSITS IN THIS BANK ARE INSURED BY THE FEDERAL < , Mary and Philip Wilson and Joe DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION. ' ‘ and Jane Hawkins were visitors at the Tom Wilson home on the Fourth. Rosalie Pelletier was an all night FULL GOSPEL CHURCH guest of Beulah Ryland Thursday Burl owned and operated a garage. He is survived by one son. Burl. night. Grace Trumbull, Pastor. Louis Fromdahl of Walla Walla Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hall of Co Sunday school 10:00 a. m. lumbia district are visiting friends spent the Fourth in Umatilla, re Preaching service at 11:00 A. M. turning Sunday accompanied by his In Puyallup. Wn. Evangelistic service, 7:45 P. M. Mr. and Mrs. Putnam and son, son Earl, who has been visiting here Bobbie, visited at the Alton Hooker for several weeks. Prayer meeting Friday, 7:45 P. M. Mr. and Mrs. R. Williams and home Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Uuham. Dick children and Albert Vieg spent the PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH Upham, Pauline Lewis and Juanita Fourth in La Grande. Lawson H. Flora, Pastor. Delores Van Schoiack, who has Walling were dinner guests at the been visiting in The Dalles, Regular Sunday services as fol Jendrzejewski home on the Fourth. Mrs. Alice Wells was an over turned to her home Sunday accom lows: night guest of Mr. and Mrs. T. D. panied by her cousin, James Ber Sunday School at 9:45 A. M. Wells over the Fourth. She returned wick, who will visit for some time. Preaching at 11:00 A. M. Mr. and Mrs. Dan McDaniels of to Pendleton Sunday. Young People’s meeting, 7:00 PM Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hammer and Klamath Falls spent the week end Evangelistic service 7:45 P. M. Mrs. Lester Hammer were Pendle visiting her mother, Mrs. Lester Blackley. Jean McKenzie accompan- ton visitors Monday evening. Everyone is invited to attend these ied them home Sunday. Marian Sanderson left Sunday Joe Tucker returned 1 to his home services. morning for her home in La Grande. after two weeks spent at Kamela. She has been visiting her cousin, BAPTIST CHURCH Mrs. Tucker remained there for a Nellie Hooker. Sunday school at 10:00 A. M. Mr. and Mrs. A. Winens and longer stay. Classes for all ages. A welcome to Mr. and Mrs. John Quick and daughter Louise and son Charles of all The Ladies Aid meets on the Umapine, visited friends and rela family have moved from the Tourist second and fourth Wednesdays of tives Sunday afternoon in Columbia Inn to the Lambert residence. each month. Mrs. Bob Shinkle and daughter district. accompanied her mother, Mrs.' S. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Slocum and sons. Ernest and Everett, were over Knight to Taft, Ore., where she CHURCH OF CHRIST night guests of Mr. and Mrs. John will visit for some time. Columbia School Conrad Saturday. They returned to Evangelist Glen C. Wade, Minister. their home in White Salmon, Wn.. Bible School at 10:00 A. M. CHURCH NOTES Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Pierce of Portland Sermon and Communion 11:00 A. M. visited Saturday at the Jim Arnburg METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH Evangelistic Service, 8:00 P. M. and B. Hutchison homes. Morning sermon subject, "Build R. R. Finkbeiner, Pastor. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Johnson and Worship at 10:00 A. M. and Sun ing the Church—The Holy of Ho son Hubert of Albee. Ore., visited lies.” Sunday at the L. Hammer home. day school at 10:50 each Sunday. Evening sermon subject, "The Miss Jane Moe and Alice Jean Epworth League at 7:00 P. M. and Next Age.” Dudley of Portland are visiting this the evening evangelistic service at 7:00 P. M., Young People’s meet week at the L. Hammer home. They 8:00. ing. Miss Dorothy Addleman will are nieces of Mrs. Hammer. organize and conduct the first A meeting of the Ladies Aid on young people's meeting at Columbia Mrs. J. S. Shaver and two sons and two daughters of Goldendale every first and third Wednesday In school Church of Christ at 7:00 P. were visiting relatives in Columbia the month. M. next Sunday evening. These district Sunday. meetings are to be continued each The Pioneer League meets every Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Gus Lindner were Si nday guests at the Cassidy home. Sunday night, a league for boys and Mr. and Mrs. Jake Rueber of girls from nine to fourteen. HERMISTON UNION CHURCH Stanfield and Mr. and Mrs. George C. Warner, Pastor. Strohm of Hermiston were 4th of LOCAL METHODIST CHURCH Bible school, 10:00 A. M., Mrs. July guests at the Will Lindner W. A. Hineline, Superintendent. farm. CLOSES A SUCCESSFUL YEAR. Bob Bennett of The Dalles visited Morning worship service, 11:00 over the Fourth at the Will Luttrell The board of the Methodist A. M. Sermon Topic: “The Christian home. church reports a good year, closing Morale.” O. C. Luttrell has gone over to June 30th. The local benevolent Christian Endeavor, 7:00 P. M • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Benton City. Wn., for a few days budgets were raised in full. Old Chas. Duvall, president. visit. debts, interest and back taxes were Evening worship service, 8:00 P. COLUMBIA NEWS t Henrv Blahm of Lexington visi all removed. The pastor’s allow M. Sermon topic: "The Face of ted at the home of his father, Adam ance was raised fifty percent and Jesus.” Ry NARIANE HAMMER. Blahm. other items in the local benevolent Regular monthly business meet Miss Juanita Walling of Salem, Dr. B. A. Russell and wife of The budget were advanced proportionate- Ore., Dick Upham and Walter Jen Dalles were over night guests at the ly. Several minor improvements are ing of the church will be held Fri- drzejewski visited in Pendleton Fri Will Luttrell home Monday night. contemplated for the property of day evening, July 3. with entertain ment and refreshments following day. the church this year. Miss Virginia Wheeler of Pendle- a the business session. The organization experienced ton is spending the week with her growth of ten percent during the aunt and uncle. Mr. and Mrs. T. D. t UMATILLA NEWS t year in spite of epidemics, quaran Wells. tines and much bad weather. The By ERMA BYRNES. Mrs. O. H Buell left Tuesday Mrs. Dave Lane and daughter Sunday school is being reorganized evening for Indiana where she will Beverly of Spokane arrived here and its future promises to be a good visit relatives. Mrs. Buell made the Friday to visit Mrs. Lane’s mother, one. trip on the Streamlined train and I Mrs. Mabel Fromdahl. The Epworth League will send a Will Buy High Grade plans to be gone for three weeks. I Mr. and Mrrs. M. McCullough and large delegation to the Suttle Lake Miss Bessie Hammer. R. N.. left daughter Rosemary of Pasco were Institute next Monday. The Ladies Dairy Heifers or Calves, Monday morning for Salem where in Umatilla Thursday. Mrs. Lloyd Aid has had a fine year, helping old enough to go on pas she will resume her duties as assis Ostrom and small daughter, who with various local projects of the tant superintendent of nurses at the has been visiting the McCulloughs church and community. It has in ture. State T B. Hospital. Miss Hammer | in Pasco, accompanied them and is cluded in its activities a mission JERSEY or GUERNSEY has just returned from New York i visiting in the Ralph Davis home. ary study, which certainly will aid and stopped to visit her parents Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hull left Sat materially the Christian viewpoint. here. Mr and Mrs. L. Hammer, en- urday for a week’s vacation at Long A reception for Rev. R. R. Fink- route to Salem. Beach. Wn. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd of beiner and his family will follow the STANFIELD Leslie Jose was visiting friends in Pomeroy. Wn.. are with them. fellowship and pot luck dinner Sun Columbia district this week. day, July 12, in the basement of Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Chapman and Mrs. Carl Hammer entertained at daughter Francis spent the Fourth the church. her home Thursday afternoon in of July at Seattle. honor of her grandmother. Mrs. Miss Helen Fredreckson. who has Louisa Conrad. Those present were been teaching school in Nome, Alas Mrs. Claude Upham. Mrs. Tom Wil- ka. for the past year, was in Uma- son. Mrs. Lester Hammer. Mrs. Lou- j tilla Sunday. She was accompanied isa Conrad, the Misses Juanita La | by her sister Esther, enroute to their Mon. Marijane Hammer. Bessie home in Stanfield from Portland and "animer, and the hostess: Mrs. Carl Seattle. Hammer. Gus Tonies of Pendleton was in Herbert and Harold Fox of Mil Umatilla Saturday and Sunday. ton were over night guests of Mr. Albert Vieg left Monday on a two and Mrs. Pete Beamer. weeks’ trip to Iowa. Mr and Mrs. Robert Dlsher of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Justeson spent Portland visited at the Lester Ham the Fourth as guests at the Frank mer home July 4th, enroute to Mon- Clark home. Clifford Harryman. who has spent Miss Joyce Pucket of Irrigon and the past year in Long Beach. Cal., Leo Haddox of Bellingham, Wn.. is visiting at the Lloyd Harryman were renewing acquaintances in Co home. lumbia district last week. Miss Ruth Thompson, who Is in — GOES TWICE AS FAR AS FIR OR PINE — Fred Hodgen of Adams was visit training at St. Anthony's hospital ing In Columbia district Sunday in Pendleton, arrived home Wednes Mr and Mrs. T. D. Wells enter day to visit with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ervin and son tained at a family reunion at their home on July 4. Those present were of Holdman and Mrs Harry Ervin Mr. and Mrs. J. B Moll and daugh and sons. Lee Ervin and Elton ONLY 50 CORDS LEFT ter. Alice Jane. Jerry Wheeler. Geo Fromdahl of Pendleton, spent the Reid and Alice Wells, all of Pendle Fourth with Mr. and Mrs. "Shortie" ton: Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Wells and Fromdahl. children. Jo Eleanor. Orbie. Jr . and Douglas Gurdane of Umatilla died Gene, and the host and hostess. Mr. Saturday at The Dalles after a short and Mrs. T. D Wells of Hermiston. illness. Funeral services were held Phone orders to — TOM GREGORY, Stanfield. A reunion of the Conrad family in Heppner Mondar. 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