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PAGE EIGHT THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON. Rex Jackson and Bill Hubble Mr*. Thoa. Campbell la improving spent last week end in Ranier. following an illness of two weeks. Christmas greeting cards, 3 for 5 Bazaar! M. E. church. Fri., Dec. cents to 10 cents each, at 4th. Christmas gift* tor sale. Pro adv gram and hot food served. Public in- berry’s. Miss Norma Davis and Chas. ▼ited. adv Curtis Simons who was injured in an auto accident on Armistice Wells left Wednesday for Hood Riv Mr. and Mr*. Paul VanPatten left day, is improving and may go to bis er to spend Thanksgiving. Sunday tor Richland. Ore., to spend home Thanksgiving day, from the Don’t forget H. E. club bazaar De a week visiting Mr. VanPatten’s adv parent*. Mr. VanPatten is employed cember 12, at Burnham’s. Hermiston General hospital. J. M. Biggs, who is now tn the at the Umatilla Co-operative Cream real estate business in Portland, ery and is on his annual vacation. was a business visitor in Hermiston Enos D. Martin returned Wednes Tuesday. day from Spokane where he attend The prettiest line of dolls for ed the reclamation congress staged Christmas ’ve ever seen. Now on the first of the week. Mr. Martin is HERMISTON, OREGON display at you adv manager of the Hermiston Irrigation Amsberry's. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Weis of La district. FRIDAY - SATURDAY Miss Gladys Driscoll, who is a Grande spent Thanksgiving with NOV. 27 - 28 Mrs. Weis’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. student at the Mormon Beauty School in Walla Walla, is at home Chas. Clark. DOUBLE FEATURE! Miss Gertrude Patterson visited this week recovering from a badly Wednesday of last week with her infected ear. She is staying with her BLAZING ADVENTURE ON sister, Mrs. L. C. Dyer, as she was mother at the Hermiston Hotel. EVERY TRAIL! s Mrs. D. M. Deeter and daughter returning to her home in Tacoma Joy Beth of Blaine, Wn„ were visit from a visit in Colorado. Hold everything until you've seen ing friends here Tuesday. Mr. and the Christmas assortments at Ams- Mrs. Deeter lived in Hermiston for berry’s. adv several years while Mr. Deeter was Miss Marjorie Burnham spent employed by the First National Thanksgiving in Hermiston at the Bank. He is now cashier in the bank home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. at Blaine. J. S. Burnham. Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Franklin of TEAM IS CHOSEN Gridley, Calif., are visiting old friends here. They are former resi FOR DEBATE dents. Get your aprons at H. E. club Nina Rae McCulley, Rosemary bazaar December 12 at Burnham's, v Serell, Bob Jackson and Wayne Pow PLUS SHORTS. Eleanor Steiner, who underwent er have been selected for this year's an operation for appendicitis two debate team. The team has been do weeks ago, returned to her home ing preliminary work for the past SUNDAY - MONDAY Wednesday greatly improved. She two or three weeks and will begin MATINEE 2:30 SUNDAY was in the Hermiston General hos- writing speeches in December. NOV. 29 • 30 pital. There are three members who had J. I. Purdy, traveling traffic agent debate in previous years, and the for the Union Pacific, with head- new member is a freshman. Nina quarters in Pendleton, was a busi- Rae McCulley and Wayne Power ness visitor in Hermiston Wednes- were on last year’s team, and Rose day. mary Serell was on the team two Mr. and Mrs. R. C. MtReynolds years ago. motored to Portland last Sunday to The question this year is, "Re attend the auto show Monday, at solved: That all electrical utilities which the Ford school was in ses- should be governmentally owned sion giving the new features of the and operated.” Ford V-8. Mr. McReynolds Is a me- cha nie at the Rohrman Motor com pany here. They returned Monday GLEE CLUBS WILL night. PRESENT CONTATA LOCALS OASIS THEATRE THE BORDER PATROLMAN with ALICE FAYE - Patsy Kelley PLUS SHORTS. RADIANT HEATERS At Prices you can Pay! SEE TUESDAY Special Night! RADIO LOUIE STAR For A Night Watch & Clock Repairing Spectacle Frames $2.50 with JANE DAREWELL CLAIRE TREVOR A picture for the whole family PLUS SHORTS. WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY DEC. 2 - 3 The Road To Glory with FREDERICK MARCH WARNER BAXTER LIONEL BARRYMORE A human and heart-touching War Drama! PLUS SHORT FEATURES A. W. BEHRMAN WATCHMAKER HERMISTON OREGON Radio Louie —Expert Radio Service— TWO DOORS EAST OF LEGION HALL - EAST MAIN C. G. BLAYDEN REAL ESTATE AGENT FOR COUNTY LANDS and FEDERAL LAND BANK BOARDMAN................... OREGON SHOP EARLY Only 23 More Shopping Days Before Christmas "4 DO YOUR SHOPPING NOW WHILE OUB STOCK IS COMPLETE. ANY ARTICLE PURCHASED NOW WILL BE PACKED AND STORED FOR YOU UNTIL CHRISTMAS. . . . OUR TOYS AND HOLIDAY GOODS WILL BE ON DISPLAY SATURDAY. Oregon Hardware & The girls' and boys’ glee clubs are combining forces for the Christmas Cantata which will be sung on De cember 16, for P. T. A. The cantata is entitled, "The First Christmas.” and is composed of the following songs: 1. "Joy Unto All The World." 2 “While Shepherds Watched." 3. “O'er The Hills of Bethlehem.” 4. “From Out The East.” 5. “Angels From On High.” 8. "Slumber Song of the Infant Je sus.” 7. “Sing the Wondrous Joy of Men.” The accompaniment will be in- strumentai and will consist of piano, accordion and violin. IRRIGON CHRISTMAS SEAL SALE OPENS FRIDAY THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2 . 193 . Rodney Orangs. was reported to be the best seen in a number of year* *nd the spirit of the convention theme “Fellow Work er* With God” prevailed. A luncheon and banquet Saturday was served by the ladies of the Union church. The resolutions committee read the following report which was a- dopted by the convention: The thirtieth annual Christmas Seal Sale sponsored by the Umatilla County Public Health association start* Friday. November 27. Several thousand envelopes containing the little stamps used in the war against tuberculosis are ready to be mailed to the residents of the county. The Rev. F. C. Wisaenbach of Pendleton is county chairman of the seal sale committee assisted by Mrs. Laurence Lieuallen of Adams. Mrs. E. C. Roger* of Athena, Mrs. Joseph Middleton of Echo, Mrs. C. O. Carnes of Helix, Miss Emogene Paul of Hermiston, Mrs. Ben Gill of Pilot Rock. Mrs. Cecil Sly of Weston, Mrs. Roy Penney of Stanfield, Mrs. Watt Scroggins of Ukiah, Mrs. Elmer Mc- Kenzie of Umatilla and Mrs. W. C. Howard of Milton-Freewater. Delegates registered included Ka thryn Parker, Lois Jones, Margaret Doolittle, Marie Barlow, Bill Mc Caleb Jr., of Heppner; Rev. W. L. Myer* and Howard Cole. Eugene. Dorothy Moody, Anne Todd, Adel aide Walpert, Stanley Obert, Anabel McDonald, Milton: Merrill Bladea, Yvette Blades. Frances Ml laker, Powell Graham, Freewater; Marva Done, Esther Griffith*, June Smith, Atalie Jensen, Mrs. Jesse Griffith*, Marva Hutchison, Rodney Orange. Jimmy Cameron, Donald Smith. Dean Smith, Philip Orange, Ralph Hutch ison. Pilot Rock; Eleanor LaMon, Dorothy Vaught, Juanita LaMon. Audrey Carpenter, Pendleton; La- Vern Baker, Marietta Thomas, Rev. H. B. Thomas, Clara Mae Dillon, Echo Coats, Mardell Gorham. Board man; Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Coppock. Harriett Schatz, Adams; Mrs. Ber nice Bramer. Umatilla; Allan Clarks Margaret Clarke, C. Warner, Cath erine McMullen, Esther McMullen, Harold Neill, Ralph Neill, Pauline Stoop, Joyce McCulley, Bruce Lind say, Chas. Duvall, Eldon Saylor, Er nest Rainwater, Guy Moore, Marie Skovbo, C. J. Buhmann. Hermiston BE IT RESOLVED that we, the Columbia Christian Endeavor Union, thank the City of Hermiston, it* churches, the Methodist Episcopal and Hermiston Union, for the splen did cooperation shown in making this convention a success. We espec ially wish to thank the local reel dents who opened their homes to delegates and guest speakers. We also resolve to acknowledge the help ful services of the guest speakers and all local committees. We, as fellow Christian Endeavor- ers, resolve that as we return to our home societies, we will strive to ANNUAL C. E. CONVENTION build better Christian lives. Signed by Resolutions Commit IN HERMISTON NOV. 20-22 tee: Stanley Obert, (Continued from Page 1) Kathryn Parker, The attendance at all the sessions Chas. Duvall, Safeway monthend - PRICES EFFECTIVE NOV. 27-28-30 FRIDAY - SATURDAY - MONDAY JELL WELL WOUNDUP VALUES 3 Pkgs 14c Delicious - In Seven Cube Flavors. GUM DROPS 21 25c Monsters RED BEANS 4L 25c Its A monthe nd rou nd-up of the BEST VALUES Were winingup November with a BANG i • • And it means your EXTRA-SAVING! Idaho Red Mexican FLOUR Harvest Blossom Lb. 49 Bag $1.43 SALAD DRESSING “Tang” T 29c HERSHEY’S COCOA For Breakfast Cocoa Pound Can AIRWAY Rich Brazilian Coffee 1.49c Gal Jug SLEEPY HOLLOW BROOMS Manufactured at Boardman Lb. CORN MEAL Bag Eastern - White or Yellow Lb. Can FORMAY EACH 69c Pure Cane and Maple Syrup. 53c Shortening By MRS. W. C. ISOM Glenn Aldrich is seriously ill with pneumonia. Two nurses are in at tendance. Dr. Belt of Hermiston has charge of the case. Mr. and Mrs. Peoples from Union, Ore., visited Saturday night and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Caldwell. Mr and Mrs. Roscoe Williams and family and Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Eddy were guests at a wild goose dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ursel Hiatt in Umatilla Sunday. The three families with other guests spent a social evening at the Bullard home. Robert Smith and Tom Caldwell motored to Portland Tuesday, re turning Thursday with a load of lumber for the new parsonage. Mr. and Mrs. E. Erickson have moved into the cabin in F. Leicht'* auto park which was recently vaca ted by Mr. and Mrs. Eddy. Leo. Hodgee from Weaton visited Mr. and Mrs. Don Isom Monday, be ing enroute to Eugene, Ore. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Kendler and daughter of Pendleton. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Isom and daughter. Earl Leach and Mr. and Mrs. Don Isom were guests at dinner party honoring Earl Isom's birthday at the W. C. Isom home Sunday. Mrs. Ricker taken to the Heppner hospital Sunday, suffering from a severe attack of gallstones. H. C. Warner is assisting with the carpenter work on the parsonage this week. Alice and Chester Wilson left for Portland this week to visit relatives. Mrs. Grieves of Hermiston visi ted Mrs. Geo. Rand Friday. Norman Faahlgren of Livingston, Montana, visited his aunt. Mrs. James W’arner. and two cousins. H. C. Warner and Mrs. B. P Rsnd and their families. He was enroute to Hoquiam, Wn., to visit a brother. Mr and Mrs. B P. Rand were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs Jack Horner Sunday. 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