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PAGE FOUR THURSDAY, MARCH 11. 1937. THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON. | Young and family, Mr. and Mrs. tended the 4-H Dairy club meeting | Clayton Ayers. ’ which was held in the assistant AAA SETS SEED Mrs. Ray J. Pinson spent the | county agent’s office Saturday after- Published every Thursday at Hermis- noon for the purpose of reorganiz- STANDARD ton, Umatilla County, Oregon, by ! week end in Pendleton. Those attending the show in Her- ing the dairy clubs in this end of Pauline M. Stoop and Alfred Quiring, miston Saturday evening were Mr. the county. Publishers. Use ot seed adapted to the condi and Mrs. Lon Wattenburger, Mrs. Dinner guests at the Will Foster Entered Second Class Mattar Violet Allen. Mr. and Mrs. E. B. home Sunday were Mr. and Mr*. tion* for which it is sown will be December, 1908, Umatilla County, Wattenburger, Bert Barnes and Ger- George Rand, Mr. and Mrs. B. P. an essential in participating in this Oregon. aid Rood. Rand and sons Herbert and David, year's agricultural conservation pro Mr. and Mrs. Reid Buseick and all of Irrigon. gram, it is announced by the state | family from Long Creek spent Sun- Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Ott and Miss | day and Monday at the Lon Watten Walther, sister of Mrs. Ott, mo committee in charge in Oregon. In tored to Pendleton Friday in the line with a national policy adopted, burger*. Mrs. Joyce Smith spent the week Ott's new V-8, which they purchased the state technical committee has end at Irrigon with her home folks. Thursday. recommended specific requirement* Mr. and Mrs. Frank Helms and Mr. and Mrs. John Conrad made in alfalfa and clover seeding, pas Subscription Rate*. daughters were callers at the C. H. a business trip to Pendleton Tues ture grass seeding and related crops, $2.00 Bartholomew and the Jim Daly day of last week. One Year .............. .. ............... Ethel Barber, who is staying at where soil building payments are 1.00 homes Sunday. Six Months ........... —... .80 Roy Neill spent last week in the home of her grandparents in Co sought. Three Months _____________ Heppner on the grazing committee. lumbia district, spent the week end No payments will be made this Mr. and Mrs. Russel Wood* are with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil year in Oregon for seeding alfalfa the parents of a ten pound baby liam Barber, who recently moved to To olear up the new park situa seed obtained from southwestern tion it is necessary for local citi daughter. Mrs. Woods is better Stanfield. Miss Myrthena Marten spent Sat states, or that imported from Argen; zens to loan 825 to $100 each to a known as Evelyn Lee. Mr. and Mrs. Lon Wattenburger urday night at the home of Lois tine or South Africa, it is announced. total amount of 31500 in certifi cates payable when funds are avail spent Sundry afternoon at the Otis Hutchison. Mrs. J. H. Pearson of Minnehaha No imported red clover seed is to Save for the future—It’s never too early- able. This will assure the full ex McCarty and Joe Foley homes. Mrs. William Busknum, Marie district, is visiting at the home of be used except that from Canada. penditure of the new allotment of late to begin. Pasture grass restrictions will in 312,000 from WPA in labor on the Healy and Joe Farley visited at the her son, Roy Pearson, this week. Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Carr moved clude the elimination from consider- grounds and the completeness of John Healy home Sunday. James Daly was a business visi to Touchet last week. this recreational center. 1 ation of seed that contains noxious tor in Hermiston Tuesday. Martha Lenz and Verne Dunham, both residents of Columbia district, weeds, and mixtures must be such Do not forget that the new park were united in marriage March 2, as give reasonable assurance of suc will be a really recreational center at Vancouver, Wn. Miss Lenz gra cess in the district where seeded. and will attract people for 50 miles BOARDMAN duated with the class of '35 from around to make use of the golf Those in charge of the program the Hermiston Union high school. point out that the rules are such as course, race track, and to attend Mr. and Mrs. George Wicklander, F. B. SWAYZE, President The young couple will make their gatherings at the community hall to give every consideration to the and at the Umatilla Project fair. It Jr., have rented the place vacated home on what is known as the Ep Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation cooperator who does everything will be the largest park In eastern by L. Bush, and will move in a few person ranch. days. Mr. and Mrs. John Conrad, Mr. possible from bis standpoint and Oregon. Highways radiating from it Word has been received from and Mrs. Victor Addleman and small then suffers a crop failure. Pay lead to all parts of Oregon. Hermis daughter Shirley, and Laura Conrad ton should take great pride In this Portland of the death of Homer J. Cason, Friday. Mr. Cason has made and Jack Allen were dinner guests ments are still permissible in such wonderful attainment. his home here for several years. The at the R. L. Addleman home Sunday. cases. The use of poor seed at the Glen C. Wade has resigned his po past year or so he has been in very Tree planting has grown into a poor health and early last fall went sition as pastor of the First Church start, however. Invites failure and is not evidence of good faith, it is held. national program. Our assistant to Portland where he could receive of Christ. county agent has orders for 24,000 medical care. Mr. and Mrs. Rucker and family trees which shows that people are NORTH PORTLAND, OREGON L. Schnitzer moved his broom fac of Irrigon were visitors at the 1939 World*» Fair giving serious consideration to the importance of windbreaks, wood lots tory to Portland this week, as not Duane Lathrope home Sunday. Lydia E. Wilder died Wednesday Has New Ideas About shade and landscape. Soil erosion enough broom corn was being plant STRICTLY A CO-OPERATIVE OR prevention is Just as important here ed this year to warrant his staying morning about 11 o'clock at the Amusempnt Features Mrs. here. Mr. Funkhouser did his haul- home of her granddaughter, as in many other districts. GANIZATION FOR ALL ITS PA Sampson, who resides on the old H. ing for him. J. Stillings ranch in this district. NEW YORK. (Special ). —“ Only seeing TRONS. FOR STOCKMEN THAT Mrs. G. Pettys and son are visit- The slogan "Take Oregon out of Mrs. Wilder was born in 1848, be will be believing." says President Grover the mud,” gave the strongest impe ing in Pendleton this week. HAVE STOCK TO MARKET AND. H.E.C. met Wednesday at the ing 87 years and 9 months at the Whalen of the New York World’s Fair tus to highway building west of the time of her death. She was a pio 1939 Corporation, as ne tries to envision Cascades years ago. "Take our pro- home of Mrs. W. A. Baker. WE SMALL LOTS ESPECIALLY The body was what the Fair is planning, more than two The Boardman high school team neer of the west. ject out of the desert with trees” shipped to The Dalles Sunday where years in advance, in the way of facilities the went to Arlington Friday to RECOMMEND THAT YOU GET IN is just as appropriate. for recreation entertainment and amuse- tournament. They played Hermis funeral services were held. Rev. R. R. Finkbeiner was calling ment. TOUCH WITH THE UMATILLA CO- ton and lost by a few points. The "Bulldogs to Salem” should be In Columbia district Tuesday of this Every man. woman and child in the our slogan for another year, The boys with Mr. and Mrs. Ingles re week. OPERATIVE LIVESTOCK MARKET United States, he says, has an interest in boys can keep this in mind while mained for the rest of the games. the 1939 Fair and to some degree or other There being no school Friday af ING ASSOCIATION FOR THEIR training during the vacation. ••*****• ♦ has a part in the building of that Fair. ternoon, several attended the bas- • • « The exposition, therefore, will surpass ♦ TRUCK SERVICE ....................................... ketball tournament at Arlington. IRRIGON all previous fairs, not only In the demon Miss Edith Richardson and Earl stration of the wonders of the world or By MRS. W. C. ISOM Heffner were united in marriage in present-day life and in the projection of PINE CITY YOUR PATRONAGE EARNESTLY SOLICITED Walla Walla Monday afternoon. the World of Tomorrow, but also in pro By Mrs. Bernice Wattenburger March 1st. They left immediately Mrs. Ryder, who has been work- viding the utmost variety of entertain for Boise, Idaho, where Mr. Heffner Ing in the mountains, is visiting ment and amusement for every man, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Ayers spent has employment. friends here. woman and child Friday and Saturday at Hot Lake. Several Boardman citizens were Irrigon Grange 641 held a busi The entiri world will be tapped for ev Mr. Ayers visited his brother Frank seen in Pendleton Saturday. Among ness meeting Wednesday of last ery amusement possibility The tiresome who Is very ill. them were Mr. and Mrs. Ed Barlow, week. mediocrity of stunts and side shows— Callers at the Marion Finch home Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Barlow and Mr. All of the teachers attended the the stock-in-trade relics of the amuse Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. H. tournament Friday and Saturday at ment world of yesterday— wih give way and Mrs. E. T. Messenger. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Hadley and Arlington. The Columbians orches to a new and modern standard of ex Ladies Aid services every first and STANFIELD PRESBYTERIAN Stanton were Hardman visitors Sat- tra played at the dance there Sat cellence The plan of the New York third Wednesday. CHURCH urday. urday night. World's Fair has anticipated the re- Mrs. J. F. Gorham and Janet ac Mrs. Eddy and Miss Hanson mo- quiremeats for enter ainment and is PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH Jesse K. Griffiths, Minister. companied Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Paine tored to Heppner Tuesday to attend ; making them . part of the general Lawson H. Flora, Pastor. to Idaho where they visited a few a committee meeting. scheme ul the Fail, rather than allowing 10:00 A. M.—Sunday school. : Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Steward re them to spring up as au ap ne ndare or an days with relatives. Regular Sunday services as fol- 7:00 P. M.— Young People’s meet Percy Rake returned Thursday turned home Thursday from Walla afterthought Ever the tiny children will lows: ing. from a short business trip to Wood Walla where Mr. Steward has been have a playground reserved exclusively Sunday School at 9:45 A. M. taking treatments at the Veteran’s for their own use. land, Wn. 8:00 P. M.—Evening service. Preaching at 11:00 A. M. Barbara Norkoskl and Jessie Pet- hospital the past six months. Mr. Young People’s meeting, 7:00 P M ruzzelli were house guests Friday Steward is very much improved. Miss Lucile Jones spent the week and Saturday of Mrs. V. Colosso at Evangelistic service 7:45 P. M. CHURCH NOTES Barnhart. end with Alice Frederickson. Everyone Is invited to attend these Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Isom gave a Ada May Harford and Virginia services. Compton visited in Arlington over dinner at their home Friday honor CERISTCAR SCIEECE CHURHES ing their son Don Isom's birthday. the week end. FULL GOSPEL CHURCH Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Ransier A very pleasant evening was spent. ; TAN" ‘ was ti e subject of the 'PAINT Mr. and Mrs. B. P. Rand and moved into the Chas. Goodwin house Miss Virginia Grice, Pastor 171 Lesso n-S e r m o n in all small sons were business visitors in in town Saturday. Churches of Chr' t, Scientist, on Sunday school at 10:00 A. M. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Russell and Heppner Saturday. Sunday, March 7. Chas. Acock and Ollie Coryell son visited over the week end at the Morning worship at 11:00 o’clock. 2 FULL The Golden Text was, "Ye are S. C. Russell home. were business visitors in Pendleton USE Evening Service at 8:00 o’clock. DOZEN Mr. and Mrs. Lester Uthe left j Friday. my witnesses, sa th the Lord, and Communion and missionary ser- Miss Tigglebeck motored to The Sunday for Yakima where they will my servant whom I have chosen” vice the first Sunday of every visit a few days. Mrs. Uthe, Les- Dalles Saturday to visit Miss Snow (Isa. 43: 10). Demand and Get Genuine ter’s mother, who has been visiting McCoy who is at The Dalles hospi month. Among the citations which com here the past week, returned home tal convalescing from an operation Special singing at each service by prised the Lesson-Sermon was the with them. she underwent recently. the Grice sisters in charge. We ex- To give your house following from the Bible: “Blessed A. C. Hatton and son Donald, and is the man that walketh not in tend a hearty welcome to all. ❖ • ********* ♦ • • Frank Brace and son Bobby attend- the proper paint lus ♦ ed the tournament at Arlington Sat- the counsel of ungodly, nor stand- ter. Arrest wear and COLUMBIA urday. eth in the way ot sinners, nor sit- By Lois Hutchison Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Clintsman tear and depreciation teth in the seat of the scornful. 4 from Priest River, Idaho, visited Mr. But his delight is in the law of on your home. . . . Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Neill visited and Mrs. Lyle Eddy Sunday as they the Lord; and in his law doth he Sunday at the home of Mrs. Neill's were enroute to Portland. meditate day and night” (Ps. 1: parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Ham- The Grice sisters of Hermiston Is Your Best 1. 2). mer. are house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Investment The Lesson-Sermon also includ Visitors at the C. L. Upham home Tom Caldwell this week. They are Sunday morning were Mrs. ed the following correlative pass- W. assisting . with the meetings which Douglas. Mr. and Mrs. . Baxter Hut- will continue at the Pentecostal ‘ ages from the Christian Science chison and Mr. and Mrs. Marvin church throughout the week. textbook, "Science and Health Hutchison and daughter Nadine of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Olmstead are BORENE HONEY with Key to the Scriptures,” by Phone 331 Hermiston Pilot Rock. the parents of a baby girl born Wed The fastest selling soap on the Mary Baker Eddy: "Man in Sci Local Alfalfa sa. A number of boys and girls at- nesday. March 3rd. market. 4g 5 lb. tin ......................... ence is neither young nor old. He Glenn Paulson has been quite ill Large package ............. "1% has neither birth nor death . . . the past few days. E. en Shakespeare's poetry pic Umiker and little Mrs. Sam BARS COCOA daughter Kathleen from St. Helens tures age as infancy, as helpless 6 for are visiting her parents. Mr. and Waverly Brand, For all occa- ness and decadence, instead of Mrs. Frank Leicht. sions. assigning to man the everlasting is Milo McFarland of Umatilla ----------- — WHITE KING 2 lb. tin grandeur and immortality of de Is hauling hay from the Frank Fred- Free Delivery Phone 341 Prompt, Courteous Service velopment, power, and prestige rickson place this week. .... The perfect and immortal — Specials for March 12th, 13th and 15th — Medium Size Mrs. Lyle Eddy and Mrs. Roscoe MACARONI are the eternal likeness of their Williams were shoppers in Hermis- PAR WONDER CLEANALL. large package ... SPAGHETTI or NOODLES Maker . . . Man, governed by im ton Monday. Large Size .. Large Cello Mrs. Rveker left Sunday for Wal- GLOSS STARCH. Red and White 2 for 19d mortal Mind, is always beautiful lowa to visit her brother. Bags ........... and grand. Each succeeding year CLOTHES PINS. Diamond Spring, 18 to pkg. 10e Mr. and Mrs. Arnberg visited Mr. COARSE GRAHAM i nfolds wisdom, beauty, and holi- mother, who is very ill. * rnburg’s ness" (pp. 244, 246). MOPS, complete with handle....... WAX PAPER $ Sunday. ma- McCoy underwent a Emmett BROOMS. Red & White............. With cutter, 125 ft. g OATS g mi ’or operation at The Dalles Monday. HERMISTON UNION CHURCH Roll - Each .................. A 9 lb. bag ............... GDC son Russell motored down Tues- s. o. s................................................ C. Warner, Pastor. dav to visit him. Bible school. 10:00 A. M. AMMONIA. Parson’s, Pints The barge which has been moved Chas. Duvall, Superintendent COCOANUT to the Washington side of the Co- 11:00 A. M.. Sermon. JOHNSONS GLOCOAT, Quart 93c Fine Threaded 4 lumbia river several months ago, CRACKERS Christian Endeavor, 7:00 P. M moved to the middle of the river Pound .............. ad DI IDF Y Bleaching Fluid, half gallon Large Package 23C Chas. Duvall, president. Monday to begin work on the chan 8:00 P. M., Sermon. TUen Drain Pipe Cleaner or Bowl Cleaner 17e nel. Rewards for a Bible school at- Kniechleo Franklin and Marlyn SALAD DRESSING COFFEE WINDEX. 6 oz. bottle..................................... 18C pupils enrolled in the tendance contest starting next Sun- were new Arden Brand OUR SPECIAL BRAND grade school Monday. Mr. Kniech- day and continuing for one year. LYE. Red & White............................................ Pints 9c leo bought the Wolfe place some will be a fine red letter Bible, pre time azo and moved his family here HONEY. 5 lbs. ....................... 55C • Lb. sented by the Sunday school depart Quarts from the valley recently. HOMINY. 2 ’’s. 2 for Harvey Walpole and son Robert ment. 23c Lbs. moved to the old Corey place west PEANUT BUTTER CHICKEN NOODLES. Lynden’s, 16 oz. 29c of Irrigon Monday. METHODIST CHURCH GIVE IT A TRIAL! R. R. Finkbeiner. Pastor Hoody’s 65. KRAUT. Red & White, 2‘‘s, 2 for.............. 29c 5 U» can ................... 73% Bible school, 10:00 A. M. Mon- | SHU WHITE OVEN BAKED BEANS. Red & White...... 18c roe Swarner, superintendent Worship. 11:00 A. M. CRISCO. 3 lbs..................................................... 65c TOMATOES Shinola Senior and Pioneer League ces, 6:30 P. M SLICED BACON, lb.......................................... Solid Pack 1 Special Offer. Ever'ng service 7:30 P. M. Large size tins 1 3 pkgs Midweek service next Thursday ! CODFISH. Rofico Boneless, Cello. 1 lb. pkg, The he riiston beralb NEVER TOO YOUNG TO START nor too INSURANCE FOR ALL RISKS FARMER'S UNION COMMISSION COMPANY • • FARMER'S UNION COMMISSION COMPANY TO EASE RHEUMATIC PAINS FULLER BAYER ASPIRIN PAINT BOYNTON & KELLEY’S TUM-A-LUM LUMBER CO. 29c HERMISTON TRADING CO 29c 50c 20c 29c $1.07 23e . 43c 39c 3 69c Q UAUT 25C ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦»»»♦♦♦♦»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦»♦♦♦♦♦♦•»♦»»♦»a THE HERMISTON HERALD
