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THURSDAY, APRIL 15, 1937. THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON. PAGE EIGHT ill hold its regular meeting at a W. J. Needham of Heppner was a business visitor in Hermiston Mon- later date which 111 appear in thia paper. Bob Townsend, tester for the Mrs. Hawley Bean entertained Umatilla Herd improvement associa- Wednesday afternoon at her farm tion, is visiting his mother in Gresh- home on Butter Creek at a bridge am. Ore., this week. luncheon. High honors went to Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Clarke motored Mrs. Walter Smith was accompa Mrs. J. Kuhn of Alderdale. Wn., nied to Walla Walla Thursday by to Walla Waila on business Satur- is staying at the home of Mrs. Rena E P. Dodd, second high to Mrs. PRESENTS Walter Smith, and c onsolation to day. Mrs. Wm. Shaar. Waterman while receiving medical Mrs. James Todd. J. S. Burnham and A. C. Kepple Mrs. F. C. McKenzie and son treatments. Dr. H. C. Curry, the Seattle opto George motored to Walla Walla left Tuesday for Portland on a bus- Mr. and Mrs 8. F. Foster of Free metrist who has made professional iness trip. Thursday on business. water were business visitors in visits to Hermiston for 25 years and Little Helen Kay Isaacs, daugh C. R. Moore returned from Port Hermiston Thursday morning. They HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM is known tor good optical work at land Monday morning after spend ter of Mr. and Mrs Chas. Isaacs of are former Hermiston residents. reasonable prices, will again be at ing the past two weeks there attend Pilot Rock, spent a week visiting Mrs. Ralph Richards was accom the Hotel Hermiston Friday, April her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. L. ing a school of technology. FRIDAY, APRIL 23 panied by Miss Anita Paulson and 23, tor one day. Eyes examined and Nancy, small granddaughter of C. Dyer. Claudine Hale to Prineville, Ore.. glasses fitted. adv. H. H. Taylor of Touchet. Wn., Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dyer, arrived Tues- 8:15 P.M. Saturday on a business trip. day of last week to visit here. She and H. M Sau labe rry of Freewater, Mrs. David Mittlesdorf and Mrs. New line of straw hats and sun ADULTS 25c - CHILDREN 15c came with her father. Edward Pe- Ore., were business visitors in Her shades at Amsberry’s. G. W. Ripley attended the state Par miston Monday. terson of Powell Butte, Ore. ent Teachers' association meeting in Ardath Gordon of Meacham rived Thursday morning and left Portland this week. Mrs. Mittles- that afternoon in company with the dort went down Sunday to visit rel delegation for the state Christian atives until the meeting opened her husband. Mr. and Mrs. Art Alls- ca. Mrs. Mathew Gordon, Mrs. J. A. Endeavor convention at Corvallis. Tuesday, and Mrs. Ripley went to worth arrived to visit until Sunday Clarke, Mrs. J. H. Harding and Mrs. Morehouse assisted in the program. morning. Tom Mulcare, who has rented the Portland Tuesday morning. Mrs. C. W. Reid and two boys of Mrs W. C. Morehouse entertained Others present were Mss. c. O’Grady place on the Stanfield pro ject, was in town Thursday. He Tacoma. Wn.. visited last week with members of the Missionary society Jackson, Mrs. Anna Smith i, Mrs. J. MATINEE 3:00 O'CLOCK moved his family from Portland Sun her sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Wednesday at her home. Mrs. R. G. B. Saylor, and Mrs. Levi Reeder. Admission 15c - 35c Louis White. They left Friday and Saylor lead and Mrs. Chas. Duvall Delicious refreshments were served day. Mrs. Carrie Johnson of Yakima. on the same day another sister and gave a discussion and story of Afri- by the hostess. Wn., and Bill White of Touchet, were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Levi Reeder last week. They are cousins of Mr. Reeder. RADIO STARS Mr. and Mrs. Chester Case and OF K N X- son of Pendleton were Sunday guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fill ith genuine G. Mazda Vane Boynton. inferior globes Scientific Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Joder, Mrs. light. dollar you spend Yerzes, and Mr. and Mrs. Llewellyn tion are outstanding. Brownell of Umatilla were guests L, Sat. and Mon., Apri Saturday evening at the home of Mrs. Ida Simmons. Mr. and Mrs. H. Gray and Mr. and Mrs. Wright of La Grande vis GLOBES GLOBES GLOBES ited at the Ryland home Sunday. Mrs. Grey is a sister of Mrs. Ry 50 - 60 land and Mrs. Wright Is Mrs. Gay’s 100 30 daughter. Mrs. W J. Warner entertained EACH EACH EACH Tuesday complimenting her daugh HOLLYWOOD ter, Mrs. E. Schofield, of Vancouver. BARN DANCE Wn., on the occasion of her birth day. Three tables of contract were Bottles in play with Mrs. H. Norton RUBY BRAND winning high honors. Mrs. Tom Stewart and sons Earl On the Screen: and Tom. Jr., and Harold Throop motored to Page, Wn., Sunday where with WHEAT they visited Mr. Stewart who is em CARTOON Charlea Starrett ployed there. No. T. E. Hendricks and Hugh Cald Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Glass of Pen SATURDAY. APRIL 17th well of Boardman were business vis OUR CHOICE dleton were Sunday dinner guests itors In Hermiston Tuesday of this Choice DOUBLE FEATURE of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Best. week. Mr. Hendricks has leased his Pkgs. A. P. Garner Dairy has a new store and cabins to Mr. Caldwell for one year. The camp is known as Ford V-8 truck which they are us POST TOSTIES Tom's Camp ground. ing on the milk route. Mrs. M. L. Porter of Yakima. Wn., Eugene Hanby is now employed was the guest of Mrs. M. C. Baragar at the Hermiston Motor company. — PRODUCE last week, returning home Sunday Spray pumps, fly spray and swat with her family who - SATURDAY motored over ters at Amsberry’s. adv. for her. FEDERAL MAXIMUM Mrs. F. I. McCollum of John Day Each Ad ila Ryland was honored at a owyERSA spent Sunday with Mrs. Rena Wa birthday dinner April 6th. Those Crisp Heads terman and her mother. present were Mrs. W. Casady and Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Thompson of daughter Marian, Mr. and Mrs. H. RHUBARB Pendleton visited their son and Hooker and daughter Nellie, and family, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Thomp Francis Hutsel. son, here Sunday. ORANGES Mrs. E. Schofield and daughter WILLIAM GARGAN Navels Francis Hutsel and Adila Ryland Patricia of Vancouver, Wn., arrived Pound motored to Milton-Freewater Wed- Monday to visit at the home of her UNCLE SAM’S WATCH nesday of this week. BANANAS parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. War- LBS. DOGS OF THE COASTI Miss Margaret Elliott of Hood ner. Her son, Edward, has been vi- Cloth River and Miss Pauline Stoep were siting his grandparents for two NOB STOCKING PANSY, dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. C M. weeks. Jackson and family last Friday H. B. Metteer of Sprague. Ore., SNAP DRAGON, TOMATO. Pound evening. Pound has leased the Wade Noble place in CABBAGE & ONION ve A Miss Martha Hart of Portland ar Columbia district. He will transfer MICT" LBS. rived last Wednesday to spend the his dairy herd of ten cows to the summer months with her sister and place soon. Mrs. Metteer is a daugh Shortening family. Mr. and Mrs. Vane Boynton. ter of A. M. Smith and a sister of LIBBY' No. Mrs. W J. Warner entertained at V. C. Smith of Hermiston. a dessert bridge Saturday afternoon Mrs. Ina Wessell and daughter complimenting Mrs. F. V. Prime of Barbara motored to Pendleton Tues Pound Salem. Ore., who was her house day on business. guest. Sunday. May 9, is Mother's Day. Miss Louise Wahl arrived Sunday Get your Mother’s Day greeting to visit her sister, Mrs. M. G. Hed- cards, mottoes and gifts at Ams- CARTOON—“Music Hath Charm' wall. berry’s. adv. Mrs. Mabel Ralph and daughter Mrs. R A. Brownson accompanied SUM. • MOM. - TUES. Mr. and Mrs. O. O. Felthouse to Port Charlotte and Fred Hensel motored No. EACH land last week. to Portland Sunday where they visi APRIL 18-19-20 ted Betty Ralph who was on a tour MATINEE 2:30 SUNDAY of various packing houses and other manufacturing plants with a group MORTON' of home economics students from GARY JUU a urut Oregon State college. K RISPIES - Albert Kennings left last Friday Cecil B.Deiiliesyy for Davis, Cal., where he resumed Clean and Adjust Breaker his work as dairy herd teeter for Points. the extension service. While here Clean and Adjust Spark he received his citizenship papers, Plugs. The valiant story of a nation's having been born in Canada. He will Adjust Tappets. heroes . . . Wild Bill Hickok. Ca work near Los Angeles for the pres- No. Clean Carburetor. lamity Jane. Buffalo Bill Cody, ent returning to the field near Da Tighten Cylinder Head and vis the first of May. General Custer . . . who lived Manifold Bolte. recklessly . . . dangerously . . . A series of two bridge luncheons Tighten Fan Belt. Medium to mold an empire out of prairies were completed last Thursday after- Test Coil and Condenser. . . . to build eitles on a range! noon by Mrs. J. G. Pearson and Mrs. Clean Fuel Line and Fuel George McKenzie at the Pearson Cartoon and Sports Reel Pump Bowl. home. Flowering currant, daffodils Re-time Ignition and Adjust and other blossoms were used to WED - THURS Pound Carburetor with Bear Brand brighten the rooms. Prizes were won Moto Lab. APRIL 21-22 by Mrs. Ralph Richards and Mrs. W. PRICE M Pearson. Wednesday Special Night Members of the young people's class of the Union church enjoyed a (Any Parts Used Extra) social last Friday evening when CARS CALLED FOR AMD games were planned by Jack Tillery DELIVERED — No extra cost. and Clarence Buhmann, assisted by Wanda Moore. Refreshments wer« served later in the evening. The Heppner Wool Growers' Aux iliary has Invited the Echo Auxil- REPAIR SHOP PRESTON FOSTER, UNA ocornor iary to luncheon followed by Phone 53-W Hermiston Short Subjects bridge at the Lucas place at 12:45 Friday. May 7. The Echo Auxiliary I Local Happenings HERMISTON HIGH SCHOOL MUSIC DEPARTMENT “Bits 0’ Blarney OASIS THEATRE Friday, April 16th STARS «KNX WESTBOUND MAIL CORN afe I " d Motor Tune-Up $2.50 A STanwC & VAuD CONNOR'S SHORTENING BACON »rz Safeway
