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About The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 10, 1936)
PAGE TEN THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1936. TRIE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON. Mrs. A. F. Rohrman and small rosebuds and Bouvardia. Guy Tuck | son Adolph and Mrs. Al Quiring er of Salem was best man. C. M. Bentley, examiner of opera were Umatilla visitors Wednesday Preceding the ceremony. Miss afternoon. Frances Robertson, accompanied by tors and chauffeurs, will be in Her Mrs. Harry Brawn at the organ, miston, Saturday, December 12, at E. W. Peck of Boardman was a Electric tree sets at Amsberry’s. sang "At Dawning” and "Because." the city library, between the hours business visitor in Hermiston Thurs adv. The altar was most attractive dec of 10 a. m and 4 p. m., respectively, day. PRESENTS orated with huge white chrysanthe Henry Stoop left Tuesday for mums, palms and candelabra with according to a recent announcement Beautiful Christmas cards, reas- Meacham where he will visit his released from the Secretary of white tapers. onably priced at Amsberry s. adv daughter, Mrs. Ida B. Gordon. Following the ceremony a wed State's office. All those wishing per ding breakfast for those in the bri R. B. Wilcox and K. D. Pierson mits or licenses to drive cars are Pete Berg and N. J. VanSkike A 3-ACT COMEDY dal party and members of both fam asked to get in touch with Mr. Bent were business visitors in Heppner were business visitors in Walla Wal ilies was held at the home of the Sunday. la Sunday. Mr. Berg is manager of ley during these hours. groom’s family, 812 West Alta St. the Ellis Feed Store. A large wedding cake with minia Dale Tucker of Holdman was a Bazaar and cooked food sale at ture bride and groom was a feature. business visitor in Hermiston Mon Mr. and Mrs. Mahoney left tor a Burnham’s Saturday, Dec. 12th, by day. the H. E. club of the Westland week’s wedding trip to Portland, af 8:00 P. M. Mrs. J. W. Cathcart of The Dalles Grange. adv ter which they will make their home in Pendleton. HERMISTON, OREGON was a week end house guest of her sister, Mrs. F. L. Kelley. C. C. Payne of Seaside, Ore., son- in-law of C. G. Blayden of Board FRIDAY - SATURDAY "Believe It Or Not" when he many years and is a pioneer of that Pure silk panties and dance sets man, was in Hermiston Saturday. He AGNES HILLS commented on her "Poems of Poems” irrigated project. DECEMBER 11-12 for gift-giving, at Amsberry’s. adv. is now with the Coast Geodetic Sur STANFIELD POET which carries stanzas taken from vey. DOUBLE FEATURE! Harold Pace was transacting busi poems by 32 eminent poets. It was Mrs. Agnes Hills of Stanfield has Get Your Lumber, Cement ness in Hermiston Wednesday for Mr. and Mrs. John Graves of had poems written by her published framed and appeared at the entrance and Nails at the Dennis Motor Company of Pen Heppner were Sunday visitors at of Ripley’s exhibit at the San Diego in the East Oregonian at various dleton. exposition. the home of Mrs. Graves' parents, Wholesale Prices times and her poem “The Columbia Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Wilcox. Mrs. Hilts is a native or Oregon by Ordering from River” was included in the selections W. A. Sawyer, assistant county and a great deal of her work has J. C. HOSKINS. Stanfield. Ore. Mrs. Fred Hoffer and Miss Mary from Eminent American Poets pub been devoted to Oregon history. She agent, plans to leave Sunday for with lished three years ago. Mrs. Hills Phone 28F4 Corvallis to attend a three day coun Ann Hawley of Prescott, Wn„ were Pani Kelley and Marsha Hunt was recognized by Ripley in his has been a resident of Stanfield for ty agents' conference. Mrs. Sawyer in Hermiston Sunday. Miss Eva will accompany him and will visit Wilcox returned with them to spend relatives in the southern part of the the day in Prescott. state. Give a set of dishes for Christmas. Several beautiful patterns, open with stock and low priced, at Amsberry’s ELEANOR WHITNEY adv. Safeway prices are ALWAYS no ROBT. CUMMINGS ticed. We make ’em that way. That’s Jack Downing returned to Her At Prices you can Pay! our policy. We’ve been doing it con PLUS SHORTS miston last week after traveling for SEE scientiously FOR THE LAST 21 several months with the state high YEARS. We’re out to SAVE FOOD RADIO LOUIE SUN. - MON. - TUES. BUYERS MONEY. Why not start way oiling crew. He is with his mo this December. Just see how it will ther Mrs. A. Carter. DECEMBER 13-14-15 help YOUR XMAS BUDGET. MATINEE 2:30 SUNDAY Mrs. G. L. O’Neil of Grants Pass, Prices for Watch & Clock Repairing Ore., Jean Arthur - Joel McCrea is the house guest of her son FRIDAY. in Spectacle Frames $2.50 and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. SATURDAY Fancy Alaska Pink Frank O’Neil. She expects to stay & MONDAY, A. W. BEHRMAN until the opening of the Christmas DEC. 11, WATCHMAKER holidays when they will all motor 12 and 14. HERMISTON OREGON to Forest Grove and Grants Pass. An Assortment of Delicious Flavors Mr. O'Neil is coach in the local high school. Cartoon and Comedy Large TOMATOES Walla Walla - No. 2 12 cans R. J. Moore of Seattle, appropri Snow Flakes or Honeymaid WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY —Expert Radio Service— ation and maintenance superintend- SMITH’S Grahams. dent of the Bureau of Reclamation, TWO DOORS EAST OF Fancy - Athena Grown DECEMBER 16-17 was in Hermiston Friday on official LEGION HALL - EAST MAIN business conference with E. D. Mar Lb. Carton Wednesday Special Ni tin, superintendent of the Hermis No. 2 cans JAMES DUNN ton Irrigation District. Mr. Martin CHOCOLATES in and Mr. Moore were employed on ULTRA-FINE ASSORTED the Minnidoka project in Idaho in Nuts Caramels - Creams REAL ESTATE the year 1908 and have not met AGENT FOR COUNTY LANDS STIDD’S - Ready to Serve GUARANTEED! since until Mr. Moore made this of and No. 1 Can ............................ ficial visit. FEDERAL LAND BANK PLUS SHORTS • License Examiner Coming. 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