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PAGE FOUR THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON, Ern The termistan ferali advantage of such a favorable sea- son, in doing GOOD farming. Published every Thursday at Hermis- ton, Umatilla County, Oregon, by Pauline M. Stoop and Alfred Quiring, Publishers. Entered as Second Class Matter December, 1908, Umatilla County, Oregon. _ The turkey business is picking tip. Many are not going in, but the established poultry men who are properly financed are not afraid. They grow 'em right here and com petition in other less favored places must give way to our prime birds. tD O O ER SATE ASSOC Subscription Rates. One Year ............................. Six Months ............................ Three Months _______ ....__ $2.00 1.00 .50 The new Columbia and Snake riv er bill is now betöre congress and it. in the main, passes the buck to the board of army engineers in Wash ington. D. C. The people of the re gion affected, if the bill passes, must then plead their case, in each instance, before this high court at long range. The measure, however, provides for an expenditure of $15,000,000 a year on river development. It does not name any project for first con sideration. Where this money is to be spent is left to the discretion of army engineers. They may spend it down river or up river, and the Uma tilla rapids may again be sold down the river. It has been a perfect spring for farming and the farmers are taking BOARDMAN THURSDAY. MARCH 18, 1937. IRRIGON By MRS. W. C. ISOM The grade school pupils were trea- Mrs. Frank Frederickson visited ted to a halt day holiday Friday af- relatives in Portland last week. lernoon while their teachers went Her little granddaughter, Marjor- to Lexington to meet with other ie Linkhart, accompanied her home teachers of the county, to make plans for the Morrow county music Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Emery Bedwell have The story of steam boati ng on the festival April 30. moved to the Ryder place west of upper Columbia and Snake rivers is Imogene Wilson is working in : Ar- town and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Gray- 1 well told by the diary of Captain lington at the Oasis Cafe. beai have moved to the Bedwell Arthur Riggs, kept almost 30 years Mrs. G. McCutchen and children residence. ago. The Captain knew 'Old Man were Pendleton visitors over the Carl Fisher is employed at the River' like few men did in those week end. Geo. Kendler place. days and like none of them know Mrs. Robert Smith spent the week Paul Smith delivered a load of now. This statement might be ap brooms end at her home west of town. to Pendleton Saturday. plied to engineers, politicians and Mrs. Leo Perusse and E. L. Mace Gardiner, who has been stay public administrators or distributors ing Tom at Nick Falera for some time, of Yakima. Wn.. visited Mr. and of public funds. left Wednesday for northern Wash Mrs. Roscoe Williams from Wednes ington where he has rented a place. day until Saturday. Mrs. Perusse is Be careful and don't drop your A large crowd attended the kitch a sister of Mrs. Williams and Mr. fish Une into the tree tops of Board en shower for the new grange kitch Mace her father. man, bye and bye. Mrs. B. P. Rand was having den en Tuesday evening at the grange hall. The evening was spent play tal work done in Hermiston Satur day. ing games and dancing. Days fly by so fast that you may Mr. and Mrs. Sawyer of Pendleton W. A. Price was called to Port visited forget to plant those flowers, shrubs at the home of Mr. and Mrs. land because of the serious illness and trees. There is no better time Roy Minnick Saturday. Mr. Sawyer of his father. than the early morning or the flam- a brother of Mrs. Minnick. Miss Clara Ruff and Miss Mary is Mr. ing sunset. and Mrs. L. B. Dexter are Harney came up from Portland Fri moving into the depot where Mr. day evening and spent the week end Dexter will have charge for some Golf Club Meeting, with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ingles. A large crowd attended the alum time. meeting of the Hermiston Golf Mr. and Mrs. Russell McCoy and club has been called for Friday ni dance given in the gym Saturday Mrs. Marshall Markham were called night at 8:00 o’clock in the library. night. The Kauffman orchestra of to the bedside of their father. Em The president, Curtis Simons, urges Pendleton furnished the music. mett. McCoy. who is in The Dalles Fred Harman returned to Port hospital that everyone be present to make seriously ill. Mrs. Mark- land Tuesday after visiting several plans for the opening season tourna ham returned home with her two days with his sister Mrs. Wm. Con- ments and take care of other busi Sunday to leave the little sodine. Mrs. Consodine is also en daughters ness. at the home of Mrs. Chas. Ste- joying a visit with her daughters girls ward. She returned to The Dalles from Portland. Sunday evening. A message Mon A program sponsored by the P.T. day stated Mr. McCoy seemed some A. was given Thursday evening of better. last week for the. benefit of the Miss Snow McCoy, who underwent P.T.A. treasury. It was a program an operation at The Dalles hospital enjoyed by all who attended. two weeks ago, was able to be tak Mrs. Dan Ransier and Mrs. Mar- en to the home of her sister, Mrs. vin Ransier went to Weston last Jay Belry. the first of the week. at The Hermiston Herald. week to see Mrs. Dan Ransier’s niece Miss Virginia and Nadine Grice who was quite ill. returned to their home in Hermis The missionary meeting was held ton Friday. They have been assist at the home of Mrs. Black Wednes ing with the revival services. day afternoon. Mrs. Baker acted as R. V. Jones accompanied H. M. leader. There were some special Sommerer and J. H. Reid of Hermis Easter numbers in addition to the ton to Seattle on a business trip Fri regular program. day. returning Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. James Warner were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. | Steward Sunday. STANFIELD NEVER TOO YOUNG TO START Save for the future—It’s never too early—nor too late to begin. INSURANCE FOR ALL RISKS First National Bank of Hermiston F. B. SWAYZE, President Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation O IUAILITY COMING AGAIN PAINT — By Sophronia Rhea Dr. Curry, the old Reliable Optometrist of Seattle COLUMBIA Funeral services were held Sun By Lois Hutchison day for Mrs. Harriet M. Kepple who died Friday at her home in Stan who has made professional visits field. Before coming here Mrs. Mrs. Wier Casady and daughter ( * to Hermiston for 25 vears. will Keppie's home was in Hopkins, Marian, and Mrs. Longhorn visited ( » Minn., where she was a member of at the J. S. Arnberg home in Irri- • again be at the the Eastern Star. She was a mem gon Wednesday. To give your house < < » > ber of the Ladies Aid and Women's The Columbia Stitchers sewing the proper paint lus ( 4 > ► Study Club in Stanfield. Those who club, under the leadership of Anne survive her are her husband. A. D. Sommerer, reorganized Friday even ter. Arrest wear and ( ( ► > Kepple, a son Donovan Decker of ing at a meeting which was held at ( > < > tear and depreciation Umapine, and her mother, Mrs. Hen- the Columbia school house. The ry Belscamper of Hermiston. Fun- seven members who enrolled at this < > on your home. . . . eral services were conducted by the time are Ruth McCulley, Dorothy for one day < » Rev. Jess K. Griffiths of Pilot Rock Knox. Marjory Grey, Mary Sommer- 4 > Eyes Examined— and members of the Eastern Sta er, Thelma Shipp and Anne Sommer er. Officers elected for the club Burial was in the Echo cemetery. Investment —Glasses Ground and Fitted. The Tally Ho club met Saturday year are: Mary Sommerer, president; TUM-A-LUM night with Mrs. J. F. Lane. Four Dorothy Knox, vice president; Peg RELIEVE EYE STRAIN gy Sommerer, secretary; and Ruth tables of bridge were In play. < > AND HEADACHE. LUMBER CO. The Rev. and Mrs. Banta were vi- McCulley, reporter. siting in Stanfield Friday. Mrs. Harriet Keppel, daughter of CHARGES REASONABLE Phone 331 Hermiston Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Trumbull Mrs. H. Belscamper, passed away at left Saturday for Spokane where her home on the Stanfield project they spent the week end. Friday evening due to heart disease. Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Kenison and Mrs. Kepple was born in Wisconsin Mrs. Kenneth Trumbull were Pendle and was fifty-three years of age at ton visitors Saturday. the time of her death. The funeral Mr. and Mrs. Carl Rhea were din- was held at the Prann Funeral par of Miss Norma Davis in ner guests lors Sunday afternoon. The body was laid to rest in the Echo ceme- Hermiston Sunday. tery, Mr. and Mrs. Sloan Spencer and 1 lb. 16c - 3 for 45c small son left Monday for Kenne- Mrs. Grey, and daughter Marjory, CO-OP COFFEE................... wick where Mr. Spencer will be em and Evelyn Cook visited at the C. L. .... ..............6 for 42c ployed in the creamery. Upham home Sunday. TOMATO JUICE, 15 oz can Clyde Kenison and Frank Sloan Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sommerer, 10c were in Pendleton on business Fri accompanied by Mrs. David Mittles- CATSUP, 12 oz. bottle ...................... day, dort, motored to Pendleton Monday 1 lb. 18c CALUMET BAKING POWDER ..... Eddie and Ray Attebury and Lee of this week. Mr. and Mrs. Shipp were visitors Connor of Pendleton were visiting at the Henry Hooker home Sunday, FLOUR, Washington Hard Wheat ... ...... sack $1.53 in Stanfield Sunday. Morse Caldwell who has been in The Ladies Aid met Thursday of TOILET TISSUE................................ 6 rolls for 23c last week in the aid parlors with the hospital at Pendleton, visited at i Mrs. M. Refvem and Miss Elva Ber the Bob Woodward home last week. 20c WHITE WAY SOAP POWDER, 36 oz. ry as hostesses. The next meeting Morse is a brother of Mrs. Wood ward, and Marthabell Caldwell. I will be election of officers. Arilda Foster spent Sunday in FELS - NAPTHA..................................... 5 bars 25c John Gibson of Hillsboro spent the past week visiting old friends in Hermiston visiting Lucille Shaw. 10c LUX, 5 oz. pkg.......................................... Elbert Hutchison and Elmer Stanfield. Mrs. P. H. May. a recent bride, James of Pendleton visited at the 1 lb. 50c KEG SMOKING TOBACCO................. was honored at a shower Saturday I Baxter Hutchison home Thursday [ afternoon at the Presbyterian church i evening. GELATINE DESSERT, Hollywood ...... 6 for 25c and many lovely gifts were received Marthabell Caldwell visited her by the honoree. Hostesses were Mrs. friends in Umatilla Sunday. 4 lbs. 23c DRIED PRUNES .................................... F. A. Baker. Mrs. B Brown. Mrs O. Lois Hutchison was among the Tate, Mrs. Vernon Waid and Mrs. group of Epworth Leaguers who at- J Ila Wallace. tended the Epworth League Insti Mrs. Carl Rhea and Miss Sophro- tute in The Dalles over the week “The Friendly Store” ! nia Rhea were hostesses Friday end. evening at a birthday party honor Laura Conrad. Nina Rae McCul ing Carl Rhea. Guests included Mr. ley, Joyce McCulley and Opal Stock and Mrs. Paul Lee, Mr. and Mrs. ard attended the Torch Honor con Sloan Spencer. Mr. and Mrs. Joe ference in Hermiston Saturday. Hornsby and Bud Isaacs. The even- About twenty carloads of friends ing was spent playing monopoly. charivaried Mr. and Mrs. Verne Dunham at their home in Columbia district Tuesday evening of last week, and a good time was enjoyed Phone 341 Prompt, Courteona Service UMATILLA NEWS Free Delivery by all. USE 4 ( < ( 1 > > > > > FULLER Hotel Hermiston Thurs., Mar. 25 DAINT Is Your Best TA Co-op Specials NORTH PORTLAND, OREGON STRICTLY A CO-OPERATIVE OR GANIZATION FOR ALL ITS PA TRONS. FOR STOCKMEN THAT HAVE STOCK TO MARKET AND ESPECIALLY SMALL LOTS WE RECOMMEND THAT YOU GET IN TOUCH WITH THE UMATILLA CO- OPERATIVE LIVESTOCK MARKET ING ASSOCIATION FOR THEIR TRUCK SERVICE....................................... YOUR PATRONAGE EARNESTLY SOLICITED FARMER'S UNION COMMISSION COMPANY Everyone is invited to attend these Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Julian Rauch and family, Mrs. Frank services. Helms and daughters and J. T. Ay- ers. FULL GOSPEL CHURCH Mr. and Mrs. Lon Wattenburger Miss Virginia Grice, Pastor were Pendleton callers Thursday. Sunday school at 10:00 A. M. Miss Dora E. Moore, Miss Mary Morning worship at 11:00 o'clock. Daly and Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Watten burger and family were dinner Evening Service at 8:00 o’clock. guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Communion and missionary ser- Robert Smith in Irrigon Sunday vice the first Sunday of every evening. month. Special singing at each service by HERMISTON UNION CHURCH the Grice sisters in charge. We ex C. Warner, Pastor. Bible school, 10:00 A. M. j tend a hearty welcome to all. Chas. Duvall, Superintendent 11:00 A. M., Sermon. STANFIELD PRESBYTERIAN Christian Endeavor, 7:00 P. M CHURCH Chas. Duvall, president. 8:00 P. M., Sermon. Jesse K. Griffiths, Minister. 10:00 A. M.-—Sunday school. METHODIST CHURCH 7:00 P. M.—Young People’s meet R. R. Flnkbeiner, Pastor ing. Bible school, 10:00 A. M. Mon- 8:00 P. M.—Evening service. roe Swarner, superintendent. Worship, 11:00 A. M. Senior and Pioneer League servi- ces, 6:30 P. M. Evening service 7:30 P. M. Midweek service next Thursday evening at 7:45. Ladies Aid services every first and third Wednesday. 15c TO EASE RHEUMATIC PAINS PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH Lawson H. Flora, Pastor. Regular Sunday services as fol lows: Sunday School at 9:45 A. M. Preaching at 11:00 A. M. Young People’s meeting, 7:00 PM Evangelistic service 7:45 P. M. 007 TN Demand and Get Genuine BAYER ASPIRIN popppppppcpp p p p p c p p c c o c c 9 9 c 2 9 2 9 9 0 0 9 0 9 2 9 9 2 9 9 9 9 0 9 9 9 0 0 3 0 99 0 ) Hermiston Mercantile Co-op FARMER'S UNION COMMISSION COMPANY HERMISTON TRADING CO Ry ERNA BYRNES. SPECIALS FOR MARCH 20th and 22nd Mr. and Mrs. James Byrnes and PINE CITY daughter Joan spent Friday in Wal By Mrs. Bernice Wattenburger la Walla. Mrs. Harry Rodenbough and COFFEE. Red & White, 3 lb. tins ... ........ 89c J. A. Yeager of Pendleton spent daughter Doris and Mrs. Jeff Ste vens spent Thursday in Pendleton. Wednesday at Pine City school. Mr. The Umatilla high school students Yeager is Umatilla county school COFFEE. Mart, 1 lb........................... 2 for 48 < attended a party at Boardman Fri superintendent. Miss Dora E. Moore spent the day night. Irrigon high school stu- COFFEE. Early Riser 1 lb. ■ 3 for 55. week end in Portland. dents were also guests. the week Lucy E. Rodgers visited at the Betty McKenzie spent 10 for 69e MILK. Red & White....... end in Messner visiting Virginia Pine City school this week. <> Compton. Mrs. Bert Young and Mrs. Wilma ROLLED OATS. Red & White, 3 lbs. ........ 21e Word was received here last Fri Roberts were callers at the H. E. Young home Saturday. day of the death of H. C. Bramar at ORANGE JUICE. R & W„ 12 oz. 6 for 85< his home in Oswego Thursday even Mable and Elsie Rauch had some ing. Mr Bramar is the father of V. dental work done in Hermiston Mon D. Bramar of this city and a former day. 4 for 19e FLAVOR JELL School was closed a half day Fri resident here. Mr. and Mrs. V. D, Bramar left immediately tor Oswe- day so the teachers could attend APRICOTS. Whole, Red & White, I’s 2 for 27e a teachers’ meeting In Lexington. go. Frances Bray and Mae Wurster Mr. and Mrs. Ray J. Pinson spent PEARS. Red & White, 2‘‘s .................. 2 for 49e spent the week end In Boardman the week end in Salem visiting her | narents. Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Jones where they visited friends. PEARS. Blue & White, 2‘‘s.................. 2 for 39e Many Umatilla people attended Mrs. Jones is very ill. W. J. Wattenburger of Echo was the dance In Boardman and Hermis a caller at the H. E. Young home ton Saturday night. MAYONNAISE. Red & White, quart Miss Edna Danford accompanied Monday. CORN FLAKES. Kellogg’s, 3 small or 2 Irg. .. 19e Mrs. Robert Smith spent the week Harold Alstott to Portland where •nd with her home folks In Irrigon. the latter purchased a new car. Dinner guests at the E B Wat- Mrs. Hans Ryning spent Sunday Cereal Bowl FREE! and Monday visiting Miss Clara Cor- tenburger home Tuesday evening were Mr. and Mrs Robert Smith rigan. OVALTINE, large size 57d James Byrnes spent Monday in and Mr. and Mrs. Ray J. Pinson Visitors at the Fred Rauch home ccccccc0ccc00009091999999999999999999999999009990 Walla Walla on business. COFFEE. Red and White, 1 lb. tins ..... 45e Announcement! WE INVITE YOU TO VISIT OUR STORE AFTER OUR OPENING EARLY NEXT WEEK, AT THE CORNER OF MAIN AND SECOND. OUR BUSINESS WILL BE ON A CASH BASIS WHICH ENAB LES US TO GIVE YOU THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES ON QUALITY MERCHAN DISE........................... GROCERIES - LUNCHMEATS- VEGETABLES — DROP IN AND SEE US — PHONE 301 HERMISTON
