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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 31. 1938. THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON. PAGE FOUP songs and bear the special singing • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • tmas with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. at each service. H. O. Thompson, from her training IRRIGON Published every Thursday at Hermis- at St. Anthony's hospital in Pendle By MRS. W. C. ISOM METHODIST CHURCH ton, Umatilla County, Oregon, by ton. Pauline M. Stoop and Alfred Quiring, R. R. Finkbeiner, Pastor Miss Marguerite Cox left Thurs Publishers._______________________ Burton Miller and Uley McGinnis, Bible school, 10:00 A. M. Mon day for her home in Ontario, Ore., old time friends of the Paulson fam Entered as Second Class Matter roe Swarner, superintendent. where she will spend the holidays. Worship, 11:00 A. M. December, 1906, Umatilla County, ily, visited them Sunday. Eva Peterson, who is teaching Senior and Pioneer League servi Oregon.__________________________ Mrs. M. Darin of Ancortes, Wn., near Salem, is spending the holidays ces, 6:30 P. M. who was called here by the death of Evening service 7:30 P. M. with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Olaf Midweek service next Thursday her father, Mr. Knighten, returned Peterson. home last week. evening at 7:45. Miss Florence Christianson is Ladies Aid services every first and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Foster of spending the holidays with her par third Wednesday. Joseph, Ore., attended Mr. Paulson’s ents in Forest Grove. Subscription Rates. funeral last week, returning Sun Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Kimberling PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH $2.00 One Year ............................. day. and daughter is spending the holi Lawson H. Flora, Pastor. 1.00 Six Months .......................... . Mrs. Chris Gilgren of Klamath days with Mr. Kimberling’s parents .50 Three Months ________ __ _ Regular Sunday services a* fol- Falls, who has been visiting her in Prairie City. lows: daughter Mrs. Uley Paulsen, left for Bob Pelley of Plains, Montana, Sunday School at 9:45 A. M. There Is No Path Ahead. her home Saturday. visited with Glenn and Walter As- Preaching at 11:00 A. M. Miss Tressa Teel, who has been trom Wednesday evening. By Grace Noll Crowell. Young People’s meeting, 7:00 P M MAY THE Mrs. Paul Walsh and children of visiting here, returned to her home There is no path ahead this New Evangelistic service 7:45 P. M. FOLLOWING YEAR BE HAPPIER The Dalles spent Christmas with her Year’s Day, Everyone is invitad to attend these in Eagle, Idaho, Sunday. BECAUSE OF THE SECURITY OF No feet have trod this strange un services. Mrs. Lawerenson, mother of Mrs. parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Byrnes. YOUR HERMISTON BANK. Robert Dexter, who is teaching In charted land O. Coryell, has been critically ill for Clatskanie, is spending the holidays CHURCH OF CHRIST That lies before my eyes . . . God, the past ten days and was taken to with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Columbia School lead the way, The Dalles hospital Sunday. Dexter. God, take hold of my hand. Evangelist Glen C. Wade, Minister. Mrs. Jay Berry and two daughters Mr. and Mrs. Ed Byrnes and son 10:00 A. M„ Bible school. Barbara and Lola are visiting Mrs. I dare not go alone, the hills are of Hermiston 11:00 A. M., Sermon and commu Berry’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Em Ed, Mrs. Claude Barnes and son steep. nion. Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits Over $50,000 Phil Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. 7:30 P. M., Young people's meet- mett McCoy. The distances are great, the valleys Byrnes, Estel Byrnes and son Ervin R. ALEXANDER, Vice President ing. F. B. SWAYZE, President Mr. and Mrs. Russell McCoy are wide, 8:15 P. M . Evangelistic service*. the parents of a baby girl born at all of Touchet, Mr. and Mrs. Don KENNETH M. MAYER. Assistant A. H. NORTON, Cashier I cannot travel them unless you Harryman and sons. Mr. and Mrs. O. Deposits in this Bank are Insured by the their home Monday, December 28. D. Bramer and son, Mrs. Paul Walsh keep Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. Me close, Lord, by your side. Rev. and Mrs. Farrens were over and children, and Glenn Ostrom were TUBERCULOSIS IS night guests of Mr. and Mrs. Tom dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. James There is no broken trail ahead to- GREATEST FOE Caldwell Wednesday. They were en Byrnes and daughters Christmas day. route to Freewater to spend Christ day. No feet have gone the way that I Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Graham of berger’s brother and remained un In the midst of the 30th Christ mas with relatives. Hugh Edwards of Salem is spend must go, Puyallup sends holiday greetings to til Sunday. mas seal sale of the National Tuber Lila and Edna Whitmore of En ing Chrstmas with his mother Mrs. all their friends here. They are Be my companion and my guide, I culosis association a declaration Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Bartholo terprise, Ore., are visiting their sis Stella Edwards. pray, former residents of this district. Mrs. mew and son O. F., Mr. and Mrs. reached the Oregon association head- ter, Mrs. Mabel Slaughter. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Ream of Coulee For with you. Lord, I know. Graham, who has been ill for many Marion Finch and family, Mr. and quarters today from the head of the Mr. and Mrs. Don Isom motored Dam spent Christmas with her par years, is greatly improved. Mrs. Joseph Myers and family spent The hills will level as I come to United States health service that tu to Baker, Ore., Thursday to spend ents, Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Thompson. Christmas at the Sloan Thomson Members of the Farm Bureau Aux ot berculosis is still the greatest them. Pete McNabb is recovering after Christmas with Mrs. Isom’s family, iliary enjoyed an exchange of gifts home. The valleys will be cool and sweet public health foes. an operation. He is In The Dalles returning Sunday. at their Christmas meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Neill and sons The message, from Dr. Thomas with dew, Raymond Lamoreaux and wife, hospital. Mrs. Shaver and family were Sun Guy Moore spent Christmas day at And down the tangled ways each Parran, Jr., Surgeon General of the Mr. and Mrs. John Fredrick of United States Health service, said: Adrain, Eldon and Calvin Allen mo Imbler spent Christmas with her day dinner guests at the L. Hammer the home of Mr. and Mrs. Scott in briar-hung stem Lexington. “ The greatest need for health action tored to John Day last week to at parents Mr. and Mrs. Art Roberts. home. Will part to let them through. Herald and Harold Fox of Free Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Mathers are is where the greatest saving of life tend the funeral of Frank Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kendler of father of the Allen children. water were Christmas dinner guests spending the vacation at the home and suffering can be made. Tubercu- NO LOCAL INTEREST losis heads the list of such a classifi- Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Rand and Mr. Nyssa, Idaho, spent Christmas with at the Pete Beamer home. They are of Mrs. Mather’s parents, Mr. and and Mrs. Batie Rand and family his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George nephews of Mr. and Mrs. Beamer. The Mary Gail’s failure to get cation. Mrs. W. D. Neill. Kendler Jr. — , — — _ . i Mr. and Mrs. Duane Lathrop and through the swift water at Uma Mr. and Mrs. Jack Norman of Ne "The fact that in the past 30 spent Christmas day with Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Ken Baymiller re- I son Leonard . , spent ... Christmas day at braska were callers at the Roy Neill tilla rapids demonstrates the need years the death rate from tubercu- Mrs. Foster at Hermiston. turned Sunday from Seattle where Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Warner and the Snead home. of the Umatilla rapids dam if the losis has been cut two thirds or home. __ they spent Christmas with friends. Jack Rucker of Pocatella, Idaho, Columbia river is to be made navi more is encouraging until we find family and Mrs. James Warner were Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Currin and son Erma Byrnes. Glenn and Walter gable above Umatilla. The event that it is still the leading cause of dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alva Ostrom spent Monday in Pendleton, visited at the Lathrop home Sun Ronald spent Christmas at the John day. He is a nephew of Mr. Lathrop. Harrison home. need surprise no one familiar with death in the productive years, 15 Boulware Christmas day. Ellen and Lyn Shaver, Marijane Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Isom were where Mr. Ostrom attended a Texaco the river or with government re to 45,” the message said. Hugh Neill, who is employed in Oil meeting. Hammer, Leonard Mopps, , Arilda Shaar's Barber Shop in Hermiston, ports. For many years Umatilla ra “Heart disease, for example, the among the guests at the George Ken Foster and Vera Sisson were Sunday spent Christmas at home. pids advocates have called attention leading cause of death for all age dler Sr. home Christmas day. visitors at the Hutchison home. Mr. and Mrs. Branden and family to the fact but they were accused of groups, takes its greatest number of Lloyd Ballridge returned from El COLUMBIA Clarence and Elmer Rucker, Paul lensburg, Wn., where he has been having a local viewpoint. The test lives in the older years beyond the spent Christmas day with Mrs. Bran- Haberllne, Bert Dexter and Adrian with his half-brother Charlie More By Marijane Hammer run, however, was no local affair age of 60. The tragedy of tubercu- don’s sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. • Allen of Wallowa were dinner guests head, who has been ill. • --------- and the results should be conclusive. losis Is that deaths from it usually Walter Grider. Marvin Hadley and Mrs. Ott were at the Lathrop home Sunday. Miss Bowling spent the holidays The Umatilla dam must be built If mean broken homes and orphaned Mr. and Mrs. Floyd VanOrsdaB Saturday visitors at the Tom Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Barber and spent Sunday at the E. B. Watten- at her home in Portland. the river is to be used above Uma children. motored family and Mr. and Mrs. L home. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Eddy E. burger home. tilla and most of the producing ter Pete Beamer and son were busi Hughes and family of Stanfield were to Sand Point. Idaho, for Christmas ritory of the interior is above that FACULTY TO VISIT Lonny Knotts surprsed his sisters Christmas dinner guests at the C. E. and Miss Hawson went to her fam ness visitors in Pendleton Monday. point.- East Oregonian. Mrs. John Harrison and Mrs. Geo. Jim Chetwood of Wallowa is vis Hughes home. ily at LaGrande. OUT OF TOWN Currin by bringing home a new Prof. Atkins spent the holidays at iting at the Ryland home. bride. They are visiting at the Geo. (From the Bulldog) Mrs. Roberts and family of Uma his home in Walla Walla, Wn., Currin home. CHURCH NOTES School will close for Christmas Mr. and Mrs. Sam Umiker moved tilla visited at the Claude Upham PINE CITY Mrs. Lucy O’Brien and children vacation on Wednesday evening, De- to Castle Rock, Wn., Sunday where home Christmas afternoon. They are Mrs. By Bernice Wattenburger spent Christmas at the Gladys Cor- cember 23, and will not take up Mr. Umiker has employment. former residents of this district. HERMISTON UNION CHURCH rigai home. C. Warner, Pastor. again until Monday morning, Janu Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith, Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Arnberg were Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Moore and Prof, and Mrs. M. L. Smith of Bible school, 10:00 A. M. ary 4, 1937. B. Hutchison Craw’ford and Wayne Caldwell were dinner guests at the family are visiting at the Roy Neill Hereford. Ore., were visitors at the Chas. Duvall, Superintendent The high school teachers who are Christmas day guests of Mr. and home Christmas. home. They are enroute to Heppner E. B. Wattenburger home for sev going away during Christmas vaca Mrs. Tom Caldwell. Wayne has been 11:00 A. M., Sermon. Mr. and Mrs. L. Hammer and while looking for a location. eral days. Mr. Wattenburger and daughter Marijane and sons Ted Christian Endeavor, 7:00 P. ] M. tion are: Miss Lynch, who is inten attending O. S. C. Mr. Ritchey and daughter Hazel, Smith were business callers in Fossil ding to spend her vacation visiting Marcella Slaughter spent Christ and Carl, were visitors in Pendleton and Mr. and Mrs. Olen Ritchey Chas. Duvall, president. spent Tuesday. friends in both Walla Walla and mas day with his parents. 8:00 P. M., Sermon. Monday. Christmas at the Clayton Ayers Mr. and Mrs. Marion Finch and Spokane, Wn.; Mr. Moshberger and Mrs. Paul Häberlein passed away Mr. and Mrs. Valentine and fam- home. Patty were Pendleton visitors Mon- BAPTIST CHURCH Miss Morrison are planning to visit at her home Friday evening as the Uy have moved to Sandy, Ore., where Christmas day guests at the E. B. day. Sunday school at 10:00 A. M. their respective parents in Portland, result of a severe burn, Funeral ser- Mr. Valentine has employment. Watenburger home were Mr. and Earl Wattenburger and Frank Carl Classes for all ages. A welcome to Ore.; Coach O’Neil and Mrs. O’Neil, vices were held at the Pentencostal Miss Pauline Morris, who is teach all. The Ladies Aid meets on the Mrs. Lon Wattenburger, Alvin ing at Mills City, Ore., is visiting Strain. Mr. Strain is Mrs. Watten- son spent Christmas with Oscar Mc second and fourth Wednesdays ot are dividing their two weeks vaca church Monday. Carty. tion between their parents at Tilla each month. Mrs. Bessie Wisdom and sister, her mother, Mrs. Laura Morris. mook and Grants Pass, Ore.; Miss Mrs. Shelton, had Mrs. Shelton’s Frances Keller, Mary McGonagle FULL GOSPEL CHURCH Sibert will visit her parents at Col two sons of Leavenworth, Wn., as and Rosemary Keller, who are at Miss Virginia Grice fax. and her brother at Lewiston. guests over Christmas. tending school in Pendleton, are Have you been to any of our ser Idaho; Mr. and Mrs. Kersbergen We extend to you a happy and Prosperous New Year Greeting! Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brace and j spending Christmas i vacation at Curisi vices? If not, come down on Fri will remain in Hermiston for the family spent Christmas with rela- | th ir homes here. Prices Effective Dec. 31st and January 2nd. day and Sunday nights at 8 o’clock greater part of the time but will tives in Seattle, Wn. i Mr. and Mrs. Ryland and daugh- and enjoy a couple of hours with us. spend a few days visiting In Port Miss Billy Markham spent theters Adila and Beulah were Christ- We also invite you to Sunday school land; Miss Brierley will spend her holidays with her 1 parents. Bud mas dinner guests at the Grey home CELERY ORANGES at 10 o’clock. vacation at her home In Hermiston Markham. Vonica and Billy Jones in La Grande. 288 Size Bleached ... Come anil help sing the old time with her mother. 2 Dozen .... accompanied her to Pendleton, re- | Joe Hawkins and son Donald of 216 Size turning the same evening. Adams. John Aldrich and Mr. and Green 2 Dozen ... Mr. and Mrs. Emery Bedwell were Mrs. Tom Wilson and family were 100 Size called to Cayuse. Ore., Sunday by Christmas dinner guests at the U. A Dozen ....... SWEET POTATOES the serious illness of Mr. Bedwell’s Wilson) home. Smooth cellar stock. 46. mother. Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Blair were 6 pounds ................ ayt BANANAS Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kendler of Bon business visitors In Pendleton Thurs Firm Golden Fruit a neville. Ore., visited Mr. and Mrs. day evening. 3 lbs.............................. 4 Ceo. Kendler over the week end. Mrs. Carl Hammer and Mrs. LETTUCE Johnnie Blair of this district have Large firm heads from been employed at Amsberry’s dur- COFFEE Imperial Valley / ing the Christmas rush. UMATII LA NEWS Hill’s Blue Can and EACH ......................... Mrs. J. S. Shaver and family, Til M.J.B., Jr. - Pound n, ERMA BYRNES ford Stillings, Mr. Buzzard and son. | CRANBERRY E. Sampson of White Sulphur. Mr. and Mrs. Addleman and family, I CEREALS Montana, is visiting his daughter Mr. and Mrs. Vic Addleman and I SAUCE Shredded Wheat - Post Bran nd family. Mr. and Mrs. O. P. family and Mr. and Mrs. Valentine | Flakes and Wheat 34. Dromedary a a. THAT OUR BUSINESS HAS MORE and family were Christmas dinner I Miller and sons. Krispies - Each 17 oz. cans. Each — 78 Myrnie Caldwell of the CCC camp guests at the John Conrad home. THAN DOUBLED IN THE PAST YEAR’ Jim and Wallace Reid of Portland at Baker. Ore., spent last Thursday FRESH OYSTERS visiting friends here. spent Christmas at the Lome of their | MIXED NUTS Large Size. A pa Miss Janet McMillian spent Tues- parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Reid. A rich mixture. Quart .................... ........ HIGHEST OUALITY MERCHANDISE day The diagonal road has been grad Wedn sday of last 2 lbs............ fa the . F A. McMillian. ed. AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. Opal Barber returned home Thurs- , ara Rix and Clara HONEY ast Wednesday for day from Salem where she has been they will spend Ch- visiting her aunt and uncle. COMB MAY THE NEW YEAR BRING YOU RENEWED HOPE Barbara Reid of Corvallis visited 5 lb. pail MORE OPPORTUNITIES. GREATER PROSPERITY AND Pound Can d Mr trong Marijane Hammer Christmas day. C. W. McKenny and family of spent THREE HUNDRED AND SIXTY DAYS OF HEALTH. HAP Bend. Ore., spent several days here ith Mrs. Ai PI’ ESS AND JOY. IS THE WISH OF YOUR FRIENDLY OYSTERS JELLO and Mrs. Jr Tucker, this week visiting the Blair family. Six delicious flavors HOME OWNED STORE. From Tillamook Bay * • 2 Faith Wilson left Friday evening spending EACH 2 cans .... aDE idays in Ashland j for Enterprise to visit friends | for a few days before returni ending bus attending Olympia where sh nd Bible Institute. is spend- Iness college. Marijane Hammer has been parents. ployed at the Hermiston Drug Store and cott Brown. HERMISTON, OREGON Miss Ruth Thompson spent Chris- during the Christmas rush hr Germisin Geraln Happy NewYear to All FIRST NATIONAL BANK • * * * * * * 12c 14c 35c 49c DO YOU KNOW? WHY? 39c Prompt, Courteous Service! TOBACCO 17c 79c HELP IT GROW IN 1937! THE HERMISTON TRADING CO BOYNTON & KELLEY’S
