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THURSDAY, MARCH 18, 1937. THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON PAGE EIGHT Mrs. Howard E. Petit of Oregon City is the house guest of her aunt Mrs. C. E. Baker and her mother. Mrs. Georgia Henderson, She ar- rived Monday night and plans to spend the week. Members of the Legion Post and American Legion Auxiliary held a Mr. and Mrs. Carl Rhea of Stan Joint pot luck dinner Monday night Math Weis of La Grande. Ore., is visiting this week at the home of field and La Vern Null were Sun- at the Legion hall with a good at- day dinner guests of Miss Norma tendance, A musical program was Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Clark. enjoyed. Miss Frances Clinton. county Davis. Clement Stockard. student in home demonstration agent. was a Don Campbell of Portland visited business visitor from Pendleton this his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. pharmacy at O. S. C., arrived Tues- day afternoon to spend the week morning. Campbell, here Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Wm Shaar and Mr. Richard Faszholz of Seattle spent with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. and Mrs. Hugh Neill motored to the week end at the home of Mr. and H. Stockard. Mr. and Mrs. Harry McKenty left Walla Walla Sunday on business. Mrs. J. R. Harding in Westland Saturday of last week for Orland. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Conrad of district. Cal., where they will make their Heppner arrived Wednesday and Donald Serell arrived home Wed are living on the Dunham place. nesday night to spend the spring home for the present. They have Mrs. L. S. Burrell spent the week vacation with his parents. He is a leased their farm in Minnehaha dis trict for a year. end in Portland visiting relatives. student at U. of O. Miss Barbara Wessell motored to Straw sun hats at Amsberry's. Joe Hawkins of Adams was a bus Walla Walla Saturday on business, adv. iness visitor in town Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Miller and son Mrs. Orvil Dawson returned Sun and was accompanied home by the of Pasco, Wn., visited Sunday with day from St. Anthony’s hospital in Misses Alice Dunn and Gladys Dris Mrs. Miller’s mother, Mrs. Shumate. Pendleton where she underwent an coll who spent Sunday visiting Mr. and Mrs. Antone Soneson and operation four weeks ago. She is friends here. The two girls are stu dents at the Mormon Beauty school Miss Ada Soneson accompanied Mrs. reported as getting along nicely. Walla Walla. O. O. Felthouse to Pendleton Tues Bill Honey of Tillamook. Ore., is in Miss Hedwall and Miss day on business. the house guest of his sister. Mrs. Emogene Margaret Paul motored to The Dalles Mrs. Grace Tyler, Mrs. J. A How Frank O’Neil this week, while en where they visited Miss ell of Boardman, and Claude White spring vacation. He is a Sunday Snow McCoy who is recuperating of Lexington were Hermiston busi joying senior in high school. ness visitors this week. Miss Margaret Felthouse and Law following an operation. Miss Mc F. H. Depperman of Butter Creek rence Swarner, students of Qregon Coy left the hospital Saturday and of Holdman and W. S. Campbell college, are spending spring is at the home of her sister. were business visitors in town this State Carl Brown was returned to St. vacation with their parents here. week. Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Rohrman, son Anthony’s hospital in Pendleton Henry 1 Paxton of Alice), Ore., Adolph, and Mrs. Al Ouiring mo early this week. He underwent an stopped in i Hermiston Wednesday tored to Spokane Tuesday of this operation several weeks ago and liad returned to his home here. while on a business trip to Milton. week on business. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Pearson mo He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Mrs. A. L. Carter spent the week Paxton, former residents of Colum visiting her sister and daughter in tored to coast points over the week end on a business trip. bia district. Salem and Portland. Dr. H. C. Curry, the Seattle opto Mrs. R. E. Cox of Lyle. Wn.. is metrist has made professional visiting Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Pier- visits to who Hermiston for 25 years and son. known for good optical work at A community party is planned at is reasonable prices, will again be at Irrigon Saturday, March 20th, at the Hotel Thursday, Mar. which time cards, games and danc 25.. Hermiston for one day. Eyes examined. $%%/ ing will be enjoyed. The ladies are Glasses ground and fitted. adv. asked to bring cake or sandwiches The Misses Helen and Eunice | Art Farance, who has been em Friday - Saturday Woughter left Thursday afternoon ployed by the Oregon Hardware & Implement company store since last for Portland. MARCH 19 - 20 left Tuesday for Walla Walla Large stock of Easter candies. July, reasonably priced at Amsberry’s. ad where he has taken a position with DOUBLE FEATURE! Mrs. Ina Wessell and daughter the Amery & Son hardware compa- Barbara left Thursday morning for ny. He will act in the capacity of Czto&e ¿Cam Rufus, Ore., where they will visit field man. Helen Jendrzejewski, who is Mrs. Chas. Hoggard for the next a Miss student at Oregon State college. three days. They operate the Hun- arrived Sunday morning to spend ter's Cafe here. New spring gloves in modern the spring vacation week with her styles in shades of white. blue. parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Jendrze black and biege, 50c to 89c. The jewski. in Columbia district. Walter arrived home Wednes adv. Jendrzejewski Style Shop. day. Adrian Lovering was honored at Joint hosts at two dinner parties a farewell party last Tuesday eve last week were Mr. and Mrs. H. T. ning at the Kenneth Pierson home. Fraser and Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Mar An enjoyable evening was spent by tin when they entertained at the a large group of young people. Martin home Wednesday and Thurs Miss Shirley Brownson, who teach day evenings. High honors were es in the Pendleton high school, vis won by Mr. and Mrs. N. G. Robert Anne Shirley - Herbert Marshall ited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. son and Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Kers- Brownson over the week end. bergen. in Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wornstrom are Herbert Hedwall, manager of the the parents of a baby daughter born Safeway Store, and Mrs. Hedwall. March 9th at the Hermiston General and Brice Robinson attended a hospital. She has been named Geor meeting of the Safeway employees gia Maxine. association at Walla Walla Wednes Sloan Spencer of Stanfield left day night which was in the form of Saturday for Yakima. Wn.. where a dinner at the Grande Hotel. he has employment. Mrs. Spencer Mrs. Ralph Richards returned PLUS SHORTS and baby will leave the latter part Sunday from Bucoda. Wn., where of the week to join him. she has been for several weeks with SUNDAY - MONDAY Mrs. O. C. Pierce and son Stan- her son Ralph. Jr., who underwent Mrs. Ray ley accompanied Mr. and an operation for mastoid. She re MARCH 21 - 22 mond Elliott of Pendleton to Port- ports that he is getting along as MATINEE 2:30 SUNDAY land last Friday where they visited well as can be expected at this time. relatives until Monday when they Mr. and Mrs. John Jendrzejewski returned home. report that the turkey hens are lay Miss Carie Nelson, who is in WALTER WANGER .. presents ing sufficient eggs to enable them charge of the obstetrical department to set an incubator of 500 egg capa at the Portland Sanitarium, and city by Friday of this week. The / $7LVIA X Miss Edith Starbuck of Portland, Neil Boynton flock dropped 60 eggs visited with Mrs. Alton Kingsbury Monday and incubators will be set at the Hermiston General hospital soon. Wednesd y. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Jackson en- HENRY Fred Rankin, student at O. S. C. tertained Wednesday night at the I is home for the spring vacation first of a series of three dinner par visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. ties at their country home in Min Harold Rankin. nehaha district at which time three Miss Betty Ralph, senior in home tables of bridge were in play. Green economics at Oregon State college, candelabra and shamrock favors arrived Wednesday morning to portrayed St. Patrick’s day motif, spend the spring vacation with her Hight honors were won by Mr. and THRU W HITED mother. Mrs. Mabel Ralph. Edward Mrs. Walter Smith. ARTISTS Schofield, small son of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. McReynolds E. Schofield of Vancouver. Wn.. ac- Color Cartoon Blind Musketeers companied her and will visit his and Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Pearson en- tertalned Jointly at two par- Last Chapter Flash Gordon. izrandparents, Mr. and Mrs. W J. ties early this week at dinner which they Warner. carried out the Easter motif. Bowls of bright daffodils were used to add to the color of Mrs. Pearson’s home Wednesday - Thursday as guests assembled for the evening both Sunday and Monday. Six tables MARCH 24 - 25 of bridge were In play Sunday night WEDNESDAY SPECIAL NIGHT! ! at which time Dr. and Mrs. W. L. Morgan won high honors. Five OVERHAULED tables were in play Sunday night with Mr and Mrs. Ralph Richards REPAIRED winning high honors. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Morgan of Pendleton were Call out-of-town guests Sunday evening. JACK BENNY Hermiston Herald Flovd Bilyeu, field director for GEORGE BURNS GRACIE ALLEN the WPA for this district, with MARV 80HH0 MARTHA RAYE Phone 51 headquarters in Portland, was a bus iness visitor in Hermiston Wednes Plenty of Local Reference day He was pleased with the pro PLUS SHORTS gress of work on the Hermiston E. A. ROWAN Community park in which project he Is particularly Interested. Local Happenings Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Luttrell re turned last week from a ten weeks' trip to Tacoma, Wn., where they vi sited their daughter and family. Dr. and Mrs. D. C. Fisher, and in Port land and Waldport. At Waldport they saw a niece and nephew, Mr. and Mrs. C. Snively. Dr. and Mrs. Fisher are returning this week from a visit in Honolulu where they spent a month with friends. All Easter goods at Amsberry’s. adv. Miss Edith Harkenrider left Wed nesday morning for Bucoda, Wn., where she will visit her sister Mrs. R. H. O’Neill for the next week. She has been at the home of her sister, Mrs. Ralph Richards here for some time while her sister was with her son Ralph, Jr., in Bucoda. She will return to her home in Estacada af ter visiting in Bucoda. The Wool Growers Auxiliary gave a benefit card party at the Odd Fel low’s hall in Echo Monday evening, which was well attended by mem bers and friends from Hermiston. Stanfield and Echo. Light refresh ments were served followed by card playing. Prizes were awarded for five hundred, contract bridge and pinochle. The evening closed with the sale of a cake baked by Mrs. Sloan Thomson which brought the I record price of $12. going to M. | Refvem of Stanfield. Mrs. Geo. Harkenrider and Mrs. Curtis Simons were joint hostesses at OASIS THEATRE two bridge luncheons thia week, one DANCE on Tuesday and one on Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Hakenrlder. The SAT., MARCH 20 St. Patrick’s day motif was preva lent with bowls of daffodils adding UMATILLA HI GYM color. High honors were won by Mrs. MUSIC BY Roy Hale and Mrs. James Todd, and COLUMBIANS second high by Mrs. F. B. Swayze and Mrs. K. M. Mayer. Boost your community — Buy Have you paid your park dues? The J. L. Putnam family were stock certificate In the park. agreeably surprised Sunday morn ing when a carload of relatives and friends arrived from Bend, Ore., to spend the day with them. Mr. Put nam’s mother, Mrs. E. M. Putnam, a nephew John Putnam, aleo two niec es. Mrs. Helen Steen and Mrs. Ruth —for a check-up on Hudson, and small daughter Gayle, your car motor when were in the group. Accompanying them were Miss Rosa Hoback and our Moto-Lab does it Don Nettleton, and Mr. Putnam's scientifically FREE! brother and wife. Mr. and Mrs. V. E. Putnam of Walla Walla. Other din DRIVE IN ner guests were Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Lake and Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Morse. TODAY— WHY WAIT! Weather Renort. SIDNEY FONDA woOrlweOnst REPAIR SHOP Hermiston Phone 53-W All Work Guaranteed Let your friendly money saving Safeway start to save you money on all your food purchases— NOW! You’ll be delight ed with the quality and economy we have worked to perfect for 21 years. SAVE Prices Effective Friday, Saturday and Monday, March 19th, 20th & 22d. OFFEE THESE POPULAR POUELL- LOMBARD MAKE WAY FOR A LADY CONNOR'S Max. Min. Date 38 67 March 11 42 March 12 64 57 42 March 13 36 March 14 56 57 31 March 15 61 40 March 16 March 17 56 33 Precipitation was .22. 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