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THURSDAY, APRIL 1, 1937. THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON PAGE EIGHT R. G. Penney accompanied Frank Tierney of Walla Walla to Portland Thursday of this week on a business trip. Mrs. Catherine Handy of Wenat chee. Wn., and her two children who have been visiting her sister Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Pace of Her and family, Mr. and Mrs. N. R. J. E. Harvey of Pendleton was a miston and Harold Pace and Ele- Mueller, left Wednesday morning business visitor in town Monday. Roy Hale left Monday for Port anor McDermid of Pendleton visit- for their home. land where he is receiving medical ed in Portland last week end. E. D. Martin accompanied J. T. treatment. E. P. Dodd will receive orders Pierson, assistant county agent. to Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Rohrman and for wool again this season and will Spokane last Friday where he Miss Alma Rohrman of Pendleton accept it as soon as sheared. tended a meeting with representa spent Easter Sunday with Mr. and P. J. Quinn of Stanfield, director tives of the R. E. A. Mrs. A. F. Rohrman and family. of the Farm Bureau Co-operative, Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Hedwall re E. R. Ash, farmer and sheep man was a business visitor in Hermiston turned Tuesday evening from a trip of Irrigon, was a business visitor in Monday. to Portland and Astoria. Mr. Hed- town Thursday. A. C. McIntyre, Umatilla county wall attended a meeting in Port Miss Lois Jackson, employee of district attorney, was transacting land. Mrs. Sadie Becker of Irrigon, the First National Bank of Port official business in Hermiston Wed- Ore., who recently returned from land, and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. nesday. E. L. Jackson of Hermiston, was a Bob Yeager of Redmond, Ore., spending the winter in California, member of the championship bowl spent the week end visiting rela- accompanied Mr. and Mrs. W. R. ing team of the Bank Women’s leag tives and looking after business in Haney to Hermiston Wednesday. House guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. ue. Hermiston. Mr. and Mrs. Al Quiring spent S. Burrell over the week end were Easter Sunday in Dallas. Ore., visit Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Powell of Port land, and Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Erl of ing relatives and friends. Estacada. Ore. Mrs. Eri is Mr. Bur Straw hats, sun visors and sun rell’s sister. adv caps at Amsberry’s. Ralph Richards, who farms on HERMISTON, OREGON Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Wells and Butter Creek, and Percy H. May, Miss Norina Davis and LaVern Null Friday - Saturday who operates a farm on the Stan- motored to Pasco, Wn., Sunday APRIL 2 • 3 field project, have purchased Oliver where they visited Mr. and Mrs. tractors from the Grange Co-opera- DOUBLE FEATURE! Tom Kelley. tive of Hermiston. Mr. and Mrs. John Pruter of Miss Snow McCoy of Irrigon, who Boardman were business visitors in is employed at the Hermiston post Hermiston Wednesday. office, was in town Wednesday and Dr. J. P. Stewart, eye-sight spec plans to assist at the office two ialist of Pendleton will be at the days this month. She is recupera- Hermiston Hotel on Wednesday, ting from a major operation. with% April 7th. Hours 1:00 to 5:00 p. m. DONALO WOODS Mrs. Walter Crayne and son Wal adv An Edward Small Production. Directed by Ben ter Jr. of Pendleton and Mrs. Mil Miss Irene Kennings, Claude Wil dred Gwinn and son Billy visited cox and Ray Higgins motored to CRITERION FILMS Wednesday afternoon at the home of Heppner Sunday where they spent Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Thompson. Mrs. the day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Crayne is Mr. Thompson’s sister. Ed Clarke. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Eggleson of Mrs. S. E. Smutz and daughter Enterprise, Ore., are now on their Shirley of Cove, Ore., accompanied Miss Esther Sibert home last week ranch near Stanfield, formerly oc after she had spent the weed end cupied by Mrs. Eggleson's brother John Pace. They are making im- with her. Mrs. Smutz will visit all week and Miss Sibert will motor to provements on the place. Mr. and Mrs. John Bray of Mon- Cove with her Saturday. tana arrived Thursday and are vis- iting at the home of Mrs. Bray’s PLUS THREE SHORTS parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Alstott. SUN. - MON. ■ TUES. They spent Easter Sunday visiting friends in Heppner. APRIL 4-5-6 The skating rink will be open for business again Friday, April 2, af Clean and Adjust Breaker ter having discontinued regular Points. hours during the winter months, ac Clean and Adjust Spark cording to an announcement made Plugs. by the manager, Jack House. Adjust Tappets. Ladies’ hosiery in silk, rayon or Clean Carburetor. cotton. New spring colors. Priced Tighten Cylinder Head and right at Amsberry’s. adv Manifold Bolts. 1937’» Don Jackson of The Dalles was a Tighten Fan Belt. SPECTACULAR business visitor here Friday of last Test Coil and Condenser. MUSICAL week. His mother, Mrs. E. L. Jack- Clean Fuel Line and Fuel SMASH I son, and Chas. Clarke accompanied Pump Bowl. him home to see their new grandson Re-time Ignition and Adjust CARTOON & COMEDY James Clarke, born Wednesday of Carburetor with Bear Brand last week. Moto Lab. Wednesday - Thursday C. R. Moore left Saturday morn PRICE ing for Corbett, Ore., where he spent APRIL 7 - 8 Easter Sunday with his son Paul (Any Parts Used Extra) WEDNESDAY SPECIAL NIGHT! Moore and family. Later he plans to go to a school of technology in CARS CALLED FOR AND Portland for ten days taking special DELIVERED — No extra cost. instruction in painting. Mr. and Mrs. C. Warner and daughter Patsy, and sons Cecil and Glen, and Miss Grace Palmer and REPAIR SHOP Lawrence Baird returned to Eugene Phone 53-W Hermiston Monday morning after conduct CARTOON & COMEDY ing a week of pre-Easter services at the Hermiston Union church which climaxed Sunday evening. Reed lawn rakes, 19c at Ams- berry's. adv A group of Hermiston people mo tored to Pendleton Tuesday evening THE NEW CORONADO DINNER SET - to attend the show "Maytime" and Novel and Beautiful among them were Mrs. C. E. Baker, Let us explain how you may obtain this $7.50 set for Mrs. Georgia Henderson. Mrs. Levi Reeder, Mrs. J. S. Burnham and ONLY $3.98 daughter Mary, and the Misses Eva Wilcox, Mary Petri, Florine Brace A few of our timely specials— and Pauline Stoop. COSTUME HAND BAGS.................................. 894 Mrs. E. P. Dodd and daughter White and in colors, with initial. Ruth, who spent Easter week end SASSAFRAS BARK, large package................ 254 visiting at her home here, attended The old time spring tonic. Easter services at the Episcopal Church in Pendleton when Miss HOT WATER BOTTLES, 2-qt. size ................ 494 Dodd received confirmation and par Good quality. took of communion. Her sister Miss $1.25 PETROLAGAR ......................................... 98e Isabel Dodd was confirmed in the church a year ago at this time. ALKA SELTZER, 60c size ........... 49. Mrs. Sim Baker of Weiser, Idaho, BABY BOTTLE & NIPPLE, both for.............. 10e arrived last Friday to spend Easter week end with I t sister. Mrs. O. O. SANIDENT JR. DENTAL PLATE BRUSH ... 19e Felthouse. She accompanied Mr. and Mrs. N. S. Felthouse of near Ply 35c to 50c quality. mouth. Idaho, who went on to Port land to spend Easter with their son Genuine Rubberset Shaving Brushes ................ 39e Paul who is attending the Baptist seminary there. Brooder Thermometer, guaranteed accurate .... 35c Henry Schmitz. who purchased Easy Reading Fever Thermometer.................... 69c the Nye Berry place on the Stan Guaranteed accurate. field project recently, was a busi ness visitor in town Thursday. He Woodbury’s 50c Shampoo ........................ 2 for 51 d and his family came from Nebraska Wave Set, Lilac Vegetal and Hand Lotion. and after looking for a location in NAIL POLISH SET, 75c value ........................ 49e various sections of the Pacific In beautiful leatherette gift box. | Northwest for six months, located Ion the Stanfield project four weeks | Dermay Bath Salts & Body Rub, reg. $1.25.... 39e In large ornamental beverage bottle. ago. Easter Sunday dinner guests at VALLANT BODY POWDER, 75c value ....... 49e ' the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. 1 Lb. size with large puff. _ | Morse were Mr. Morse’s niece and Local Happenings OASIS THEATRE sons Forrest and Bobby, and Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Lake. Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Kingsley re turned from spending the winter in Jacksonville, Florida, early this week and are making their home at present in the Mrs. Anna Briggs residence. They toured through Kansas, Wyoming and Idaho to reach Oregon experiencing a very pleasant trip all the way. Mr. Kings ley says the fishing in Florida can not be excelled, even in the Oregon mountain lakes. John A. Clarke. manager of the Hermiston Light & Power company, returned Monday from a four day trip to Salt Lake City where he at- tended a meeting of representatives for the Northwest Electric Light as- sociation. Besides attending the ses sions Mr. Clarke and other delegates visited the copper mining company works where huge machines are be ing operated by electricity. He also visited the Utah state capitol build ing and the Mormon Tabernacle and heard the Sunday morning broad cast. Supt. and Mrs. W. G. Kersbergen were honor guests at a dinner party Monday evening when members of the grade school faculty entertained at the Hermiston hotel. A bowl of placed as a center daffodils piece. Monopoly was played later in the evening. Members of the grade school faculty are Mrs. Alma Greaves, the Misses Ineda Moore, Margaret Kirk, Blanck Harmon. Mary Petri, Nora Johnston, Marie Salmi and L. S. Burrell. SCHOOL EVENTS ARE MANY (From the Bulldog) Muscial, athletic, social and mis- cellaneous events make a full cal- endar until the close of school. May 25. Some of these are not definite- ly school affairs but are of interest to many in high school. The program to date is as fol- lows: March 30 ... S.B. Electrical Program March 31 .......... ...... Stanfield here April .... .... Senior Play April 6 ----- .... Stanfield there April 6 ..... .... Pep Club Party pril 7-8-9 ....... Inland Em- pire Teachers’ Meeting. Spokane YOUREMONEY SAVING SASH GROCER SZ)0W44/SZ0205 Special Features at Safeway Friday, Sat. & Mon., April 2nd, 3rd & 5th, (Right to Limit) 49 lb. 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