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PAGE FOUR THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1937. THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON, OREGON. Che termiti Serali Published every Thursday at Hermis ton, Umatilla County, Oregon, by Pauline M. Stoop and Alfred Quiring, Publishers_______________________ ■ntered as Second Class Matter December, 1906, Umatilla County, Oregon.____________________________ an over Rosalie Pelletier night guest of Beulah Ryland Sat urday. Mr. and Mrs. Lenz and family were Pendleton business visitors Saturday. Mrs. O. L. Barlow taught school at Columbia two days last week in Miss Martin's place. Frances Hutsell and Adita Ryland were visitors at the L. Hammer home Sunday afternoon. Etna Wilson, who has been em- ployed in Athena for the past month, returned to the Tom Wilson home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Wade of Umatilla were Sunday dinner guests at the Ryland home. Albert Shipp, who has been at tending school in Umatilla, is now a student of the Hermiston Union high school. Lois Hutchison was a Sunday visi tor of Myrthena Martin in Hermis- ton. Joe Hawkins of Adams was a bus iness visitor at the Tom Wilson home Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Wells have moved to Pendleton where Mr. Wells is employed. L. W. Dixson spent several days in Port Angeles visiting his father who Is 111. Mrs. H. Hooker, daughter Nellie and Mrs. Lou Hooker, were business visitors in Walla Walla Saturday. Loren Caldwell of Meacham, Ore., and Catel J. Caldwell of The Dalles visited at the home of their sister, Mrs. Bob Woodward, over the week end. Word was received here Sunday of the death of Mrs. D. Barnes of El gin, Ore., at Tillamook. Mr. and Mrs. Barnes lived here several years when Mr. Barnes was caretaker at the depot. Mrs. Barnes has been in poor health for a number of years. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Eddy made a trip to Pendleton Saturday. Miss Bessie Wilson and a friend from La Grande spent the week end with the former’s mother, Mrs. Nora Wilson. Bob Walpole was a Boardman vis- itor Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Kendler, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Isom and Mr. and Mrs. Don Isom motored over to Washington Sunday to inspect the dredge boat near Plymouth. Robert Smith left for Portland Monday with a truck of fat hogs. A social evening by the Irrigon Grange was held Saturday night. Mrs. Nora Wilson is having some new built-ins put in her home. Ed Adams is doing the work. Mrs. James Warner was a Pendle ton visitor Monday. Frank Brace was a Heppner visi tor one day last week. A deal was closed this week be- tween Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Isom and Tom George of Kent, Wn., and Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Isom now own the house and lots at Irrigon and the five acre tract of land three miles east of Irrigon. HUMAN DRAMA IN 'GROWING PAINS' OFFSPRING PROVOKE PARENTS From The Bulldog. The senior class of '37 will pre sent “Growing Pains,” a comedy of adolescense in three acts, by Auran- Subscription Rates. la Rouverol, in the high school audi One Year ................................. 12.00 torium, Thursday evening, March Six Months ............................... 1.00 18, under the direction of Miss La Three Months ....... .50 vina May Lynch. No one escapes the joys and sor rows of adolesence and few fail to CHEMURGIC respond sympathetically when these Chemurgic is a new word, but it has an important meaning in our experiences are presented to them agricultural, employment and indus in books or on the stage. trial progress. The farm chemurgic Aurania Rouverol Is a master council, a meeting of which is to the public by proper caution and hand in depicting family life, and be held In Spokane March 22 and in "Growing Pains” she has taken 23, will discuss methods and facts yourself bv proper foresight. Pro pertaining to the uses of farm pro children for her subject and gives vide against financial shipwreck bv ducts for industry, or In the manu an Illuminating and authentic adequate public liability and prop facture of soil crops into other than drama of real human beings. the usual marketable forms For in erty damage insurance. The cost is It is certain that anyone witnes stance the fiber of roots may be little compared to the measure of used for twine and cloth. Grain sing this comedy will emerge with may be reduced to power alcohol. security you enjoy under a policy a greater degree of understanding Plastics of soy beans may be used and tolerence and a fuller measure issued bv one of the strong com for telephone receivers, radio knobs of love and devotion toward the and other materials that have to panies represented by us. PINE CITY stand greater strain than wood, and children around them. By Mrs. Bernice Wattenburger can yet be moulded. Sugar can be The plot centers around Professor made from Jerusalem artichokes and • • • • • • • • • • • • « • Mrs. Lucy O’Brien and her moth- McIntyre, Mrs. McIntyre, and their the roots of dahlias. A whole series BOARDMAN er. Mrs. Isabella Corrigal, were two children, Terry and George, of plants can be processed into tan F. B. SWAYZE, President Heppner callers Tuesday. ning materials. and the action is laid in the sun Wayne Caldwell of Portland spent Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation It is claimed that by these pro Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Thorpe have Tuesday room of the McIntyre residence in a evening with his sister. cesses in chemical manufacturing rented the Chas. Wicklander place university town in northern Cali Mrs. Robert Smith. will supply a much larger industrial and moved there Saturday. 9999999999909999009900999999099999009999090990007*% Many people from Butter Creek fornia. stomach as large as the human and Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Ranney visi- attended the show in Hermiston You’ll enjoy a peek into the Mc animal stomachs of today. Accord ted at the _.sh and Gorham homes Wednesday evening. at the Full Gospel Mission each Fri ing to statistics 40 per cent of all Sunday. J. T. Ayers was a caller in Echo Intyre home, you’ll adore Terry and day and Sunday evening at 8:00 industrial products are bought by CHURCH NOTES The H. E. C. met with Mrs. Art Wednesday. George as you watch them grow, farmers, and Industry has com Allen Wednesday. The afternoon o'clock, also Sunday school at 10:00 Fred Painter of Hermiston was a you’ll think Professor and Mrs. Mc menced to realize that It must in was spent in making a quilt which A. M. Morning worship at 11:00. Intyre two of the most lovable and crease the purchasing power of the the club expects to raffle off in the caller on the Creek Thursday. Communion and missionary ser- Mrs. Ethel Knighten and children understanding parents you have farm by providing better markets near future. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES of Hardman are spending a few days vice the first Sunday of every for the products of the farm. This Miss Ledbetter and Miss Glenn ever seen, and too, the neighborhood IND” was the subject of the month. plan is timely in our own locality were in La Grande over the week with her mother, Mrs. Roy Neill. kids are swell. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Bartholomew Lesso n-S e r m o n in all because of the new developments of end. Special singing at each service by Laughter piles upon laughter as Thursday and Friday in Hepp- cheap power for manufacturing Churches of Christ, Scientist, on Mrs. Nick Faler left Monday for spent the Grice sisters in charge. We ex- uses which may come soon to the Portland where she will visit with ner. the play progresses, and genuine pa Sunday, Feb. 21. very gates of our own farm homes. friends and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Helms were thos interspersed makes the pattern The Golden Text was, “Trust in tend a hearty welcome to all. Mrs. Mabel Wilson is spending a Hermiston callers Thursday. the Lord with all thine heart: and complete and the end Is bright and Joe Kenny moved his sheep from Progress Edition. HERMISTON UNION CHURCH few days at the Ray Brown home. lean not unto thine own under promising. C. Warner, Pastor. Mrs. Chas. Dillon and Warren the Healy ranch Saturday. standing ” (Prov. 3:5). The Progress Edition of the Walla Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Wattenburger Bible school, 10:00 A. M. Walla Daily Bulletin surpasses oth spent the week visiting in Seattle. and family and Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Among the citations which com Chas. Duvall, Superintendent Mrs. H. B. Thomas returned home BULLPUP NEWS er annual editions In its story of prised the Lesson-Sermon was the Wattenburger went to Toppenish, 11:00 A. M., Sermon. progress in the Walla Walla valley. Wednesday after spending several to visit Earl Wattenburger who is following from the Bible: "For From The Bulldog. in Pendleton. Christian Endeavor, 7:00 P. M. The edition carries 98 pages and weeks who hath known the mind of the Chas. Duvall, president. A program honoring Washington working there. The junior high is working hard eight sections and is filled with Mr. and Mrs. Ray J. Pinson were Lord? or who hath been his coun 8:00 P. M., Sermon. stories on business and financial and Lincoln was given by the school in Walla Walla over the week end. on the operetta "Sunny of Sunny in the auditorium Thursday after sellor? For of him, and through progress, agricultural progress, in noon. Tom Boylen of Pendleton was a side,” to be given March 19th. METHODIST CHURCH him, and to him, are all things: dustries, cannery development, the The story of the plot is about Dallas Wilson visited the home caller at his ranch on Butter Creek R. R. Finkbeiner, Pastor implement business and denotes the folks to whom be glory for ever ” (Rom. Thursday. Mr. Boylen ’ s sheep ranch Sunny, a lovely little orphan girl, over the week end. progress made in neighboring towns 11: 34, 36). Bible school, 10:00 A. M. Mon- The town team played the high is an active place with the lambing the favorite of the other orphans of tributary to the Walla Walla valley. The Lesson-Sermon also includ roe Swarner, superintendent. season now on. A. W. Nelson, travelng reporter, has school team Monday night with the the Sunnyside Home. Returning Worship, 11:00 A. M. Antone Cunha and daughter Mary ed the following correlative pass done a fine job of covering towns high school team winning by ten were visitors at the Jim Daly home from the hospital where she has re- Senior and Pioneer League servi ages from the Christian Science in this territory, stories of which points. 6:30 P. M. textbook, "Science and Health ces, Evening The P. T. A. met in the school Monday evening. The Cunhas are covered from Injuries received in appear in the edition. service 7:30 P. M. auditorium Tuesday night with a moving to a place west of Echo, saving the life of another orphan, with Key to the Scriptures," by Midweek service next Thursday large attendance. A good program Mary Baker Eddy: "Mind is God, she finds her playmates excited over evening at 7:45. was given by the high school. After and God is not seen by material Ladles Aid services every first and the news that a wealthy patroness COLUMBIA the regular business session, lunch f UMATILLA NEWS • of the home. Mrs. Raleigh, is plan sense, because Mind is Spirit, third Wednesday. By Marljane Hammer of pie and coffee was served in the which material cense cannot dis- By ERMA BYRNES. cafeteria. ning to adopt one of the orphans as PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH cern . . All is infinite Mind Mr. and Mrs. T. Anderson motored Earl Fromdahl of Walla Walla a companion for her niece, Eileen. Floyd Wilson is confined to his Lawson H. Flora, Pastor. and Its infinite manifestaton, for to Imbler Friday evening where they spent Saturday visiting friends and home with scarlet fever. No one knows who will be chosen, Regular Sunday services as fol visited with Mrs. Anderson ’ s par- God is All-in-all ” (pp. 310 , 468). relatives here. L. Hammer was a business visitor ents, returning Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Caude Barnes and but each girl hopes it will be her lows: at the Lenz home Monday. Mary Healy of The Dalles and Mrs. Barnes’ son, Phil Taylor, visi self. FULL GOSPEL CHURCH Sunday School at 9:45 A. M. Mr. and Mrs. Roberts and family of Umatilla were Sunday dinner Mike Healy from Portland were ted at the James Byrnes home Thurs I Sunny, however, putting aside all Preaching at 11:00 A. M. Miss Virginia Grice, Pastor Sunday visitors at the Healy home. day from, Touchet. guests at the Otis Buell home. thought of herself, finds plenty to do Young People’s meeting, 7:00 PM Mrs. H. Hewitt is spending a few In spite of cold weather and much The Columbia school presented a Mr. and Mrs. Raymond McNabb settling disputes among the orphans, Evangelistic service 7:45 P. M. have moved into the Jackson house i very Interesting program Monday in days at Meacham. reassuring Paul, the new boy, who snow, we are still having services Mr. Parsons and Hazel went to Everyone is invited to attend these from W. O. Miller ranch. honor of George Washington's birth Spokane Sunday. Mr. Parsons re- Marvin Hartle from Wildcat sta is afraid that his tough big brother day. services. Etna Wilson spent the week end turned Monday accompanied by Mrs. tion spent Sunday visiting his par Slim will drag him away from Parsons. Hazel remained in Spo- ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Hartle. in Walla Walla visiting friends. the home and force him to steal; CHURCH OF CHRIST FOR PRINTING Bessie Dexter, who Is attending Henry Sommerer spent Wednes kane for a few days. Columbia School Mr. and Mrs. Alton Klitz of Port- Eastern Oregon Normal, spent the and trying to comfort Jimmy, the day and Thursday in Walla Walla land of Character were guests Sunday at the week end visiting her parents, Mr. crippled orphan, whose one absorb Evangelist Glen C. Wade. Minister. last week on business. and Mrs. Bert Dexter. ing passion in life is to be cured of AT MODERATE RAT: 10:00 A. M„ Bible school. Mr. and Mrs. W. Barber have Frank Klitz home. A large number of farmers signed Mesdames Frank Clark, Ralph Da his lameness. Bitterly disappointed moved to their new home near Stan 11:00 A. M., Sermon and commu for their soil conservation checks vis. Walter Bullard and Ben Spen- field. The children are spending nion. when the county agent | cer attended the parent pus out teachers i-cicro — as- over the failure of Mrs. Raleigh to the week at their old home in or Saturday 7:30 P. M., Young people’s meet was in town. send him to a doctor, Jimmy steals st The Hermiston Herald. I sociation benefit card party at the der to finish this six weeks in Co ing. Hermiston high school Thursday her purse containing a large sum of lumbia school. 8:15 P. M.. Evangelistic services. ********* evening Neighbors and friends attended a money. In a moment of belated re- dinner at the Christley home Sun Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hull and morse, he confesses the theft to IRRIGON day In honor of Charles Wells’ birth Miss Clara Corrigan spent Sunday Sunny, who, to shield him, sturdily By MRS. W. C. ISOM day. in Pendleton. Mrs. Shaver and family were visi Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Springer were shoulders the guilt herself. I The purse, stolen in turn from its tors at the L. Hammer home Tues Mrs. Geo. Kendler and daughter in Pendleton Saturday. day. Mrs. Jack Cherry entertained the hiding place by Amos, finds its way Yvonne and Mrs. W. C. Isom were Mr. and Mrs. Bob McLoff and dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hom bridge club at her home Friday. into the hands of Slim. Slim's effort family of Hermiston have moved on er Hedrick at Stanfield last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Miller re to kidnap the younger brother is I the Steve Thomas place. R V. Jones and W. C. Isom at turned to their home here after W. L. Dixon and Frances Hutsell tended the sale at Stanfield Friday spending several months at the thwarted by Sunny, who thereby were Pendleton business visitors where Mr. Jones purchased a horse. home of their son. Carl, in Nicho gets kidnaped herself. Her escape | last Wednesday. Earl Leach and Ray Sparks went las, Cal. JUICES TOMATOES from her captor and her success in | Mary Wilson spent the week end to Portland Saturday returning Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Bray were in clearing her name, recovering the ' Pineapple or Grape Large size. • at the Hawkins home near Adams. Monday. Heppner Tuesday. Solid Pack. Each .... • Fruit - 3 tall tins .... Mr. and Mrs. James Byrnes were stolen money, finds herself a real | home with Mrs. Raleigh and Eileen. J Walla Walla visitors Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Knudson, Mr. The cast of characters are: SCOTT'S TISSUE and Mrs. Joe Springer and Mrs. Jeff COCOA Stevens left Tuesday for Portland Billy ............................ Eloise Tilden | 1000 Sheet rolls 4 4 Waverly Brand where they will spend several days 3 for ........................... a 3 The Tomboy. attending the birthday anniversary Leila .......................... Lois Laughlin 2 lb. carton ............... Free Delivery of the Beaverton Chapter of O.E.S. Phone 341 Prompt, Courteous Service The vainest orphan. Clarence Guerin spent Monday in SAVE ON Reddy ........................... Harry Lewis Pendleton. Specials for Feb. 26th, 27th and Mar. 1st. CEREALS RAISINS Earl Hanna of Pendleton was a A tough guy. Umatilla business visitor Tuesday. Phil ........................ Leonard Mopps Grape Nut Flakes, Post Bran Seedless TEA GARDEN JELLY, asst. 8 oz........ 2 for 35c or Wheaties 4 lb. bag .... The fat boy on a diet. Package ............ ........ WHO WAS HE? Pauline .................... Janice Madden TEA GARDEN PRESERVES ............ 254 POST TOASTIES A fine lady. Concord Grape - 1 lb. breakfast jar OYSTERS Large Pkg. 2 for ... Betty ................. Wanda Dunning From The Bulldog. LIBERTY BELL SYRUP................... 5 lbs. 69c The “Pet.” Select oysters from Tillamook Last year I asked her to be my wife and she refused, so to get even Sunny ......... -....... Barbara Follett HEINZ WHEAT CEREAL, Red & White...... ........ 18e 2 5-01. tins ................ The favorite of all. I married her mother. Then my ta- OATS, Blue & White, with premium ... BABY FOOD ............... Rebecca Lotspeich ' ther married the girl. When I mar Rosa 294 Fiery Italian. ried the mother the girl became my In enamel lined tins • PANCAKE FLOUR, Red & White, 212‘s .... 23e HONEY 3 cans ................... a ................... Sonny Walker daughter and since my father mar- Paul The new boy. Local ried the girl. he became my son. BUCKWHEAT FLOUR, Red & White, 21‘s 25e 5 lb. tins .... .................. Julius Gimble But when my father married my Horace QUICK ARROW TOMATO JUICE, Red & White, 15 oz., 6 for 45e The Bookworm. daughter, she became my mother, Jimmy Now. if my father Is my son and my SOAP CHIPS Wilson 10 lb. tins GRAPEFRUIT, Red & White, 2’s 6 for 95c The cripple. daughter is my mother, who am I? Large Package Each ................ ......... -....... Doris Follett SWEET PICKLED PURPLE PLUMS. 21 2‘s 23e Since my daughter is my mother, Eileen Rich girl. then her mother must be my grand- MACARONI COFFEE, Red & White............. 1 lb. tin 30c ......... Raymond Holloman mother and then being my grand Slim or SPAGHETTI CHEESE A Ne’er-do-well. mother's husband I must be my own COFFEE, Mart. 1 lb. bags......... .... 2 for 47e Antonio .... ........... ■ Kenneth Elwood In Bulk Shefford's. American. Limbur- grandfather—so there you are! COFFEE, Early Riser, 1 lb. pkgs. .... 2 for 37e 7 lbs. ger. Chevelle or • 2. Italian boy. Pimento. 12 lb. Each -5 West coast department stores sales Howard ... .............. Carl Longhorn PICNICS.................................. ...... lb. 21 e gained 11 per cent In 1936 over One of Reddy's gang. 1935. WHITE KING ROLLED OATS, Quick or Regular .. 9 lb. bag 47d Nan .......... —... Margorfe Knapp FRESH SMELT Total capacity of existing electric Granulated Soap g( Freeh Daily • g 20 bars 69c CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP generating plants In Oregon is 484,- Heck ... Med size. 2 for 4. ... Gilbert Dyer Pound MW $9$9$49494891917769877799*3999339339998999700000000 000 horsepower. • • ♦ PROTECT First National Bank of Hermiston “M ♦ ♦ ♦ • • ♦ BOYNTON & KELLEY’S HERMISTON TRADING CO. 28C lie 25c 49c 20c 49c
