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THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON.
Local Happenings
kard, a glee club member; and orch
Ina Weesell and daughter Barbara. estra by Mary Helene Piersol, plan-
Jarvis Durfey and B. I. Whitney tot
were Pendleton business visitors
Tuesday.
BULLDOGS HIGH
IN HOOP POINTS
Gene Pierce, who is employed in
the First National Bank in Pendle
ton, spent Monday at his home here
(From the Bulldog)
and visiting friends.
F. N. Moyer and son M. E. Moy The Bulldogs have completed their
er of Heppner visited last Friday schedule except tor the tournament.
with F. Ellis Moyer who operates They bad a very successful season,
the Moyer’s Men’s Store in Hermis winning 15 out of 17 games. The
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Breshears and scores are:
Teems
Hermiston Visitors
son and daughter of Lexington were
business visitors in Hermiston Mon Irrigon ....
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12
day of this week. Mr. Breshears is Board man
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22
postmaster at Lexington.
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Mrs. M. L. Watson and son Earl Umatilla .
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17
motored to Boise, Idaho, last Friday Echo.........
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where they visited her sister Mrs. Arlington
14
Chester Bryan who is ill. They re Irrigon ....
13
turned home Sunday.
Mac-Hi
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33
27
C. W. Thompson, who was injured
22
33
last fall and had his leg and hip in Boardman
24
20
a cast for several months, is expect Arlington
ed home this week. The cast has Heppner ..
33
21
been removed and Mr. Thompson is Stanfield
63
7
greatly improved.
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21
Mrs. O. O. Felthouse, Mrs. Wm. Umatilla ..
16
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Shaar, Mrs. W. A. Sawyer and Mrs. Mac-Hi ....
J. A. Clarke were Pendleton busi Echo ........
45
23
ness visitors Friday of last week
Heppner ..
25
14
New spring hats in pretty styles, Stanfield
43
15
priced right at Amsberry’s.
adv
37
IS
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Clarke and Helix .....
daughter Margaret motored to Pen Total .......
Hermiston 526
dleton on business Saturday of last
Opponents 296
week.
Cooked food sale at Burnham’s
store February 27th given by the IDENTIFY PLAYERS
M. E. Ladies Aid, and will start at
10:00 A. M.
BY NUMBERS
Miss Gladys Swarner and Miss
Elizabeth Brown of Yakima. Wn.,
(From the Bulldog)
and Remar Stein of Portland, drove
The
numbers
of the various play
over from Yakima to Hermiston last
Sunday to spend the day with the ers as they are entered in the tour
former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Al nament are given below.
fred C. Swarner and family.
Echo
Miss Eleanor Briggs expects to re
6. John H. Nye
turn to her school near Salem Sat 1........................ ..
urday of this week. She has been 2. Charles Hiatt 7. Tony Cunha
with her mother since early in Jan 3. Bob Spike
8. Blair Coleman
uary.
4. Bill Hearing
9. Don Shropshire
HERMISTON, OREGON
Mrs. Wm. Kik underwent a major
operation Tuesday, February 16th, 5. Lester Roberts
at the Portland Sanitarium and is
Stanfield
Friday - Saturday
reported as getting alone fine. She 10. T. McCormick 15. R. Richardson
will be in Portland for several weeks
FEB. 26 - 27
after she leaves the hospital staying 11. J. McDermott 16. Bud Bartley
12. G. McDermott 17. Jack Meyer
at the home of her brother.
DOUBLE FEATURE!
Mrs. O. T. Lockridge returned 13. Jim Kirby
18. B. Attebury
Tuesday
from
Enumclaw, Wn., 14. Walter Greene
where she was called by the death
Hermiston
of her brother-in-law early in Janu
ary.
19. Edgar Mackan 24. E. Rainwater
Mr. and Mrs. Neil Robertson and 20. R. Knapp
25. G. Keller
Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Dodd entertained 21. Asa Shaw
26. S. Rankin
A Paramount Picture with
at dinner and bridge Monday night
22.
Harold
Buell
27. Ralph Marble
at
the
Dodd
home.
High
honors
were
MARTHA RAYE
won by Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Shaar and 23. W. Crampton
second high by Dr. and Mrs. W I
Irrigon
Morgan.
33. L. Lamoreaux
Mrs. F. Shumate of Pasco, Wn., is 28. E. Bedwell
making her home with her sons 29. D. Houghton 34. Mit Connell
Jack and John Shumate of the Her 30. W. Jones
35. J. Swearingen
miston Motor Co. They are living in 31. Ray Sparks
36........................
the H. E. Hanby house formerly oc
cupied by Vane Boynton and family. 32. Robert Brace
Umatilla
Low priced enamelware, very dur
able, at Amsberry’s.
adv 37. H. Barbouletos42. T. O’Donnell
PLUS SHORTS
Mr. and Mrs. K. M. Mayer re 38. T. Cooney
43. C. Roberta
turned Monday from the Willamette
44. W. Roberts
SUNDAY - MONDAY
valley where they visited relatives. 39. R. Davis
45. VanSchoiack
Mrs. Mayer had been visiting her 40. G. Hiatt
FEB. 28 - MARCH 1
parents at Albany for the past week 41. Montgomery
and Mr. Mayer motored down for
MARLENE
The various coaches and suit
her Saturday. They also visited Mr.
colors are named as follows:
Mayer’s parents at Lebanon, Ore.
DIETRICH
Umatilla—Coach Frank Edwards;
Mr. and Mrs. Alton Klnsgbury of
CHARLES
the Hermiston General
hospital Suits, silver and blue.
wish to express their appreciation
BOYER
Irrigon—Coach Lyle Eddy; Suits,
for the many gifts to the hospital,
In
and especially for the wheel chair black and orange.
Hermiston—Coach Frank O’Neil;
given them recently.
“THE
Mrs. Grace Rice, who is employed Suits, Old Gold.
at Hunter’s Cafe, left Wednesday
Stanfield — Coach V. W. Hay;
for her home in Stanfield for a two
Suits, blue and gold.
weeks
’
vacation
She
is
at
the
home
IN TECHNICOLOR
Echo-—Coach W. E. King; Suits,
of her mother Mrs. Chas. Baker.
Mrs. Neil Robertson and Mrs. E. blue and white.
Color Cartoon & Flash Gordon
P. Dodd were joint hostesses at two
one o’clock luncheons Tuesday and THREE SCHOOLS IN
Wednesday - Thursday
Wednesday of this week at the home
of Mrs. Dodd. High honors were won
MARCH 3 - 4
by Mrs. R. A. Brownson and Mrs. E. DISTRICT DEBATE
L. Jackson and second high by Mrs.
WEDNESDAY SPECIAL NIGHT! Arietta White anad Mrs. B. Hane-
(From the Bulldog)
The sub-district debate tourna-
line.
Lee Tracy - Margot Grahame
Mrs. Eva Randall Taylor of Fair ment will be held this Saturday,
in
banks. Alaska, and Mrs. C. Z. Ran February 27, in the local high
dall and Mrs. J. W. Witherall of school building at 1:00 p. m. The
Pendleton, were luncheon guests of sub-district includes the schools of
Mrs. N. R. Mueller Friday of last
week. Later in the afternoon they Pendleton, Umatilla and Hermiston.
He sacrificed his chance tor the were entertained at an informal tea The debate squad under the super
governorship to protect the girl at the home of Mrs. A. H. Norton vision of Norman Rudd. Supt. Glenn
when friends were invited. Mrs. Kimberling and Ladrew Moshberger,
he loved.
Taylor taught school In Hermiston
several years ago and has many respectively, will debate on the
PLUS SHORTS
friends here. She will sail for Alas question. "Resolved: That all elec
ka next Saturday, February 27th. trical utilities should be govern
mentally owned and operated.”
At a meeting held in the high
school January 16, attended by the
debate coaches and the district sup
ervisor, the debate season was offi
cially opened. The schools represent
ed were Pendleton. Umatilla, Echo,
and Hermiston.
The members of the Hermiston
on the L. W. Dixson place
debating squad are: Affirmative,
4 miles northeast of Hermiston or 6 miles north of
Nina Rae McCulley and Rosemary
Serell; Negative, Wayne Power and
Stanfield, known as the old Geo. Briggs place
Bob Jackson: Alternate. Bill Harris.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Taylor were
Pendleton business visitors Tuesday.
R. B. Wilcox made a business trip
to Lexington Sunday.
F B. Swayze left Tuesday on a
business trip to Portland.
Delouse the pooch! Flea powder
or flea soap. 10c at Amsberry’s. adv
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Spencer of Yo
akum Station near Nolin were busi
ness visitors in Hermiston Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald White are
visiting in Clarkston, Wn., this
week with relatives.
Rev. G. E. Williams of Turner,
Ore., was a visitor in town Wednes
day of last week after having made
a business trip to Enterprise, Ore.
Wesley Smith of Arlington was in
Hermiston the first of the week.
Mrs. J. M. Biggs of La Grande is
visiting friends in Hermiston this
week.
John Graves of Heppner, son-in-
law of Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Wilcox,
was a visitor at the Wilcox home
Tuesday.
Mrs. W. J. Kennings and daugh
ter Irene were Sunday dinner guests
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. B.
Wilcox.
Mrs. Raymond Longhorn was pre
sented with the dishes, silverware
and glassware at Thompson’s Drug
store this week.
Miss Snow McCoy was expected
to return home Thursday from The
Dalles where she has been visiting
this week. She expected to return
Monday night but was forced to re
main because of illness. Mrs. Paul
Van Patten has been assisting in
the post office during her absence.
THURSDAY,
HERALD WANT AM PAY
H. S. OPERETTA
CAST CHOSEN
Garden of Allah”
‘Criminal Lawyer’
PUBLIC SALE
Wednesday, March 3
Sale starts 1:00 P. M. sharp
The following personal property of the estate of
Anna B. Willard will be sold at public auction:
1 light 1-horse Wagon
1 light Buggy
Many antique items
Dressers and Comode*
About 100 qt*. Fruit
Bee* Wax - Starter Comb
and many other article* too
2 Bedroom Sets
1 Kitchen Range
27 Framed Picture*
Several Chair*
Bee Hive*
Empty Jar*
numerous to mention—
L.W. Dixson, Administrator
ALL
ITEMS
SOLD
FOR
CASH
MANY ATTEND
P. T. A. BENEFIT
The P. T. A. sponsored a benefit
party in the high school auditorium
Thursday evening, February 18. Mr.
Jack O’Dell favored with two piano
numbers. Short talks were given by
high school students on the educa
tional value of certain extra curri
cular activities of the high school.
The activities or organisations ex
plained were the Girls' League by
Helen Dunning, president; athletics
by Gerald Keller, basketball cap
tain; the “Bulldog" by Jane Jack-
son. assistant editor; the Torch
Honor Society by Margaret Clarke,
president; the Pep club by Nina
Rae McCulley, yell queen; debate by
Wayne Power, a member of the de
bate squad: Glee Club by Opal Stoc-
USE THEM I
Auction Sale
(From the Bulldog)
The following cast of characters
has been chosen for the operetta.
“Bits of Blarney," to be presented
by the boys’ and girls' glee clubs
under the direction of Miss Ruth
Morrison.
Besides the boys' and girls’ chor-
usee, the cast includes:
Peggy .......................... Opal Stockard
Much admired Irish girl.
Darrel Seeliger
Patrick
Much in love with Peggy.
Jim Jackson
Robert
Also in love with Peggy.
Mary .......................... Gladys Pierson
In love with Robert.
Alfred Shipp
Mike O’Noole
Caretaker of private estate.
Ruby Leo
Agnes
Irish girl.
Rosie .......................... Mary Burnham
Another Irish girl.
Lois Smith Ranch
4 MILES WEST OF ECHO
Thursday, March 4th
BEGINNING AT 10:00 A. M.
LIVESTOCK, FARM MACHINERY
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES
TERMS: UNDER $25 CASH • Balance 6 mo. bankable notes.
LIGHT LUNCH SERVED AT NOON
Safewayn.
Remember the “Dependability” of “Quali
ty” at your Safeway Store ! Note our quali
ty brands, and just look at the low prices
we sell them for!
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OASIS THEATRE
HIDEAWAY
GIRL
FEBRUARY 25, 1937.
Prices for Friday, Saturday and Monday,
February 26, 27 and March 1.
POST TOASTIES
2,15
Ps”.
Double Thick Corn Flakes
„lb
15c
Ps-
MARSHMALLOWS
Fluffiest - Fresh, Tender Fluffy Ones
RED SALMON a
LIBBY’S
Lb. Can ................
PORK & BEANS
— 10c
Van Camp’s - Large Family Tins
d
PINEAPPLE JUICE
cans 35c
CUTBEETS
LIBBY’S
LIBBY'S
No. 2 Cans
SHAKER SALT
2,15
Diamond Crystal - Dissolves Instantly
cans
No. 2 Cans
0,32
jar
SALAD DRESSING
Aristocrat - Salad Serve
DEVILED MEAT
LIBBY’S
No. % cans
KRAFT CHEESE
Prs
American, Brick, Pimento and Velveeta
PEANUT BUTTER
15c
«4 jar ‘ 25c
Real Roast
6,3%
MACARONI
Quality Ready Cut
lb 19c
AIRWAY COFER
cans
See It Ground - Know it’s Fresh.
KETCHUP
2 Bottles 35c
SOUPS eg.
ASSORTED
HEINZ
TOMATO
Medium Can ........................... S
STEAK SAUCE
HEINZ
a
8 oz. Bottle ............................ d
MATCHES
YllADVERTISED
Western
19c
HERSHEY'S COCOA 12 lb. tin 10c
Breakfast Cocoa
JELL WELL
4 pkgs. 19c
It's Flavor Protected In Sealed Cubes
SANKA COFFEE
lb. can 45c
Lets You Sleep - 97% Caff ine Removed
F—
can 5C
SUNBRITE CLEANSER
Purifies as it Cleans
FELS NAPTHA SOAP
Cleans Everything Cleanable
FANCY RICE
BOX
SUGAR
Fine Granulated
a Bag. . $1.45
3 pound* 25c
quart bottle 13c
PUREX, Bleach
PALMOLIVE SOAP
ARM & HAMMER SODA
GRAPEFRUIT, Mission
Florida
4 bars
4 bar* 25c
3 lb. pkgs. 25c
3 No. 2 can* 35c
Grapefruit
Large 64 Size
A for
204
SPINACH SWEET RUTABAGAS
New Texas SPUDS
Washed
Fresh Crisp
21.19 4
/OURPMONE 6:
Lbs.
L
19
FLOUR
Kitchen Craft
No Finer Flour on the Market.
49 lb.
Bag ............
&T &4
BROOMS
Boardman - 4 Tie
A Real Value! Pa
H .... 575