The Hermiston herald., June 10, 1937, Page 4, Image 4

F ag e
THURSDAY,
poph
JUN e
1»»7.
Fred R an k in , student a t 0. 3. C.,
retu rn ed home Monday w ith Marvin
and S tu a rt R an k in an d H ugh D ris­
coll, who m otored to Corvallis last
Friday. On th e re tu rn trip they
Mr. a n d Mrs. P h il Boggs an d Mr. spent Sunday w ith th eir uncle. R ich­
and Mrs. C harles R a tc liff who live ard C hurchm an, who is a barber at
n ear th e Cold S prings reserv o ir on Bonneville.
Miss M innie Sansted, who tau g h t
th e S tan fie ld p ro ject have retu rn ed
recen tly from a tr ip to Spokane. in th e prim ary d ep artm en t of the
They w en t by w ay of W a lla W a lla H erm iston h ig h school several years
•and Colfax an d re tu rn e d th ro u g h ago and who now teaches in P o rt­
R itzv ille an o Lind. All th e w ay they land, w as th e house guest of Mrs.
say th a t ra in is badly needed to save N. R. M ueller one day th is week.
th e best of th e w heat, an d th a t th o u ­ She was en ro u te to her home in
sand of acres are b u rn ed brow n and M innesota to v isit relatives.
past saving.
J. A. Reeves and N. R. Mueller
Because of co n tin u ed
cold and left M onday m orning for Bend and
la te sp rin g in th e P alouse region th e E ast Lake in the fishing country
Ability Makes Opportunities.
so u th h ill sides a re alm o st lost, where they w ill spend the rem aind­
w ith th e b e tte r slopes su ffe rin g from er of the week. They were accom­
W ill th e fin e q u a litie s in a boy be JA N E JA C K SO N
d ro u th . T h e Big Bend region is a l­ pany to Bend by Clement Stockard
subdued unless some specific inci T O CO N FER EN C E
m ost gone except M ichigan F la ts b e­ who will go from th ere to K lam ath
d e n t happen s to give him th e oppor
tw een Connell an d L ind. To date F alls w here he will be employed in
tu n ity to develop them , or w ill he
J a n e Jack so n , s tu d e n t of H erm is­ th e situ a tio n is th e w orse
ever th e tim b er d u rin g th e summer
m ake h is o p p o rtu n itie s w hich w ill
lurks the shadow of the automobile thief. He is always there-
ton U nion h ig h school, has been se­ know n for a w h eat crop in e a ste rn m onths. He is a stu d en t a t O.S.C.
lead to his goal?
waiting far his opportunity. You may be as careful as yon pi««
lected by th e school as its rep rese n ­ W ash in g to n .
Mr. and Mrs. Joe N orton and son
Locks mean little to the expert thief. Protect yourself by taka,
It is likely th a t th e boy w ill forge ta tiv e to th e W rite rs ’ In s titu te of
Malcolm stopped a sh o rt tim e in
theft insurance on your car today. THE COST IS LOW'Z
ah ead , b u t th e re is an in c id en t in th e P o rtla n d su m m e r'se ssio n of th e
H erm iston Sunday as they were re­
th e life of W illiam C. C henow eth of U n iv ersity of Oregon,
it w as a n ­ A R N O LD S CELEBRATE tu rn in g from a five weeks trip to
Bend, Ore.,
who g ra d u a te s from nounced by W . G. K ersb erg en , su p ­
K ansas, M issouri and N orth Dakota.
G O LD EN W E D D IN G
W est P o in t th is S atu rd ay , Ju n e 12, erin te n d e n t.
They visited Mr. N orton’s m other,
F. B. SWAYZE, P resident
w hich c a rrie s a h u m a n
in te re s t
J a n e is th e new ly elected ed ito r
Airs.
M
innie
N
orton
in
Missouri,
and
story.
Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
of T he Bulldog, h ig h school paper.
Mr. an d Mrs. W m. A rnold of La found her w ell and
happy. The
D u rin g th e year 1930, Bill w as A t th e in s titu te , w h ich w ill be held
G rande, Ore., celeb rated th e ir gold­ N ortons are form er residents here
a c tin g as' c a rrie r for a P o rtla n d in P o rtla n d b e g in n in g J u n e 28, she
en w edding a n n iv e rsa ry
a t th e ir and w ere re tu rn in g to th e ir home
vlce th e first Sunday of
STANFIELD PRESBYTERIA N
pap er w hen he ran pell-m ell in to a w ill a tte n d m eetin g s an d co n feren ­
home May 30t. A t th e d in n e r were a t Mt. V ernon, Ore.
m onth.
ca r d riv en by Guy A m sberry, th e n ces in th e h ig h school division,
CHURCH
34 re la tiv e s of th is pioneer couple,
Mr. an d Mrs. B. J. Doyle en ter­
w o rk in g on th e Bend B u lletin , d am ­ w hich w ill consider th e problem s of
Jesse K. G riffiths, M inister.
in c lu d in g six ch ild ren an d fam ilies. tained a t d in n er tjunday a t th eir
a g in g his bicycle an d in ju r in g his p re p a rin g an d e d itin g a school p a ­
10:00 A. M.— Sunday school.
METHODIST CHURCH
Mr. an d Mrs. A rnold a re am ong the home here w hen covers were laid
knee. T he boy w as one of a la rg e per. L ectu res w ill be given by jo u r­
7:00
P.
M.—
Young
People’s
m
e
et­
R.
R. Flnkbeiner, Pastor
old est pioneers of th e G ran d Ronde for Mrs. J. J. Doyle and children
S u n d ay school at 10:00 A.M.
fam ily in m o d erate circu m stan ces n a lists an d m em bers of th e sum m er
valley, an d Mr. A rnold is know n as and Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Doyle of ing.
and th is added expense of re p a irin g facu lty . In ch arg e of th e h ig h
E. E. R a in w ater, superintendent
8:00 P. M.— E vening service.
a c a ttle and horsem an an d w as for Plym outh, W n.
Mrs. J. Al. Doyle
th e k n ee an d bicycle m ean t a g re a t school division w ill be G eorge T u rn -
J u n io r ch u rch at 11:00 A. M
m any years th e g u id in g h and of the has been v isitin g h er son and fam i­
deal to him . T he m a tte r w as ta k en bull, professor of jo u rn alism a t th e
H u tch iso n , superintendent.
E lg in -Jo sep h stag e line.
Mr. A r­ ly here for th e past week and is re­
FULL GOSPEL CHURCH
W o rsh ip , 11:00 A. M.
ca re of and th ro u g h th e asso ciatio n , U n iv ersity of Oregon, an d Elm o
nold reached his 81st b irth d a y on covering nicely from in ju ries re ­
Miss
V irginia Grice, P asto r
Mr. A m sberry, who o p erates a v a r­ S co tt W atso n , le c tu re r in jo u rn alism
S enior L eague service 7:00
May 16 th.
ceived in an autom obile accident
iety sto re here, learn ed more ab o u t a t N o rth w e ste rn U n iv ersity an d ed i­
E v e n in g service 8:00 P. M.
Sunday school a t 10:00 A. M.
Mrs. A rnold, a d a u g h te r of th e several weeks ago.
th e boy and b ro u g h t him to th e a t ­ to r of th e P u b lish e r’s A uxiliary.
M idw eek service next Thu:
M orning worship a t 1 1:00 o’clock.
pioneer Jack so n G raham fam ily, has
ev e n in g a t 7:45.
Miss B etty R alph, who is a s tu ­
te n tio n of W. A. S aw yer, ed ito r of
O ther sections of th e W rite rs ’ In ­
Evening Service at 8 :00 o’clock.
L ad les Aid services every tint
th e Bend B u lletin .
s titu te w ill discuss th e novel, th e reached th e age of 68. Both a re in d en t a t O.S.C., retu rn ed home S at­
Communion and m issionary ser- th ird W ednesday.
ex
cellen
t
h
e
a
lth
today.
u
rday
to
spend
th
e
sum
m
er
w
ith
Mr. S aw yer h ired th e boy as c a r­ ju v e n ile sto ry , th e sh o rt sto ry , poet­
Mr. and Mrs. A rnold w ill be re ­ h er m other, Mrs. Mabel R alph. Her
r ie r an d before m any weeks he was ry an d verse, d ram a, o n e-act plays,
prom oted to th e position of h an d lin g rad io plays, n o n -fictio n w ritin g , e d i­ m em bered by H erm isto n people, sister, C harlotte, motored to V an­
h av in g lived here for one y ear in couver, W n., T hursday of last week
a ll th e m a ilin g for th e B u lletin . T he tin g an d p u b lish in g .
1934.
w here she visited her cousin and
o p p o rtu n itie s had been given an d
fam ily, Mr. and Mrs. E. Schofield,
T he W illa m e tte v alley fo r w hich
B ill had m ade th e best of them . Mr.
has
u n til F rid ay aftern o o n , m otoring on
S aw yer la te r aided him in g e ttin g a reg io n al developm ent plan
been w orked o u t by th e Oregon FIRE C H IE F S ' SCH O O L to C orvallis w here she joined Eet-
th e ap p o in tm e n t to W est P o in t.
s ta te p la n n in g b oard h as gn a re a
ty.
W h e th e r It was m erely th e in c i­
H ELD JU N E 24-26
Floors
of 12,000 sq u a re m iles, equal in size
Air. and Mrs. V ernon W aterm an
d en t of th e accid en t w hich changed
to th a t of Belgium .
are v isitin g in H erm iston and S tan ­
th e course of B ill’s life or his a b ility i
practically all the directions you’!)
H ugh H. E arle, S ta te F ire M arsh­ field th is week. Mr. W aterm an
need. J u s t wash the floor with a gort
lath er of soap and water and ng
al, an n o u n ced today his official en ­ ta u g h t music in th e high school at
it off w ith plenty of clear water. If
dorsem ent and su p p o rt of th e A n­ N orth Bend la st w in ter but has
it
’s been waxed, of course you'll lun
SPECIALS for JUNE 11. 12 & 14.
to
wash It w ith turpentine to get tint
n u al C onference and F ire School of signed a c o n tra c t to teach a t R ich­
Z
off. N ext step-sm ooth out all the
ville, W n., d u rin g th e com ing school
th
e
Oregon
F
ire
C
hiefs’
A
ssociation
rough spots with sandpaper. That
1 i
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V re T "
using a good varnish brush, give the
to be held in M edford, Ore., Ju n e year. Mrs. Rena W aterm an accom­
surface
two coats of varnish. The t»
panied
them
to
P
o
rtlan
d
T
hursday
24,
25
a
a
d
26.
% LB
coats will give you an extremely
w
here
they
w
itnessed
the
Rose
Show
tough,
wear-resisting
Apish and are
Mr. E arle has sen t a personal ap ­
more economical In the long ran.
Mrs.
W
aterm
an
th
en
w
ent
to
Bend
peal to th e m ayors of all cities in
As you apply the varnish, first use
strokes w ith the grain of the wooA
th e sta te u rg in g th a t th e chiefs of to join h er son and wife, Mr. and
secondly against the grain, andtho
th e fire d ep a rtm en ts a tte n d
th is Mrs. H arold W aterm an, on a trip
Golden B an tam Red & W h ite 2s
F or
w ith only a slightly moist brush,
again w ith th e grain. In that of
h ig h ly in stru c tiv e school in th e in ­ to C alifornia, to be gone a month.
you've reached every crevice and
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te re sts of fo rw ard in g th e work of
Red & W h ite 2s’
F or
every single portion of the wood. A m
remember, a good varnish won't chip,
fire p rev en tio n . He sta te d th a t
or scratch white or discolor wiffl
CHURCH NOTES
♦
records av ailab le In his office show ­ I >
Red & W h ite l ’s
either h o t or cold water, so be cart­
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4
4
4
4
4
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ful and get a good recognized brail
ed a decided dow nw ard tren d in fire
The best Is not costly.
HERMISTON
UNION
CHURCH
losses in re la tio n to values involved
V arnish isn’t the only thing W
Have you looked your floors over
C. W arn er, Pastor.
and a ttrib u te d a good p a rt of th is
with a critical eye lately? You know, floors, however. Paint, in various
Bible school, 10:00 A. M.
shades
to contrast veil with wall aM
more than any other house su rfa ce -
B u r n e tt’s or Ju n k e t
red u ctio n to im proved m ethods of
Chas. Duvall, S u p erin ten d en t
walls, doors, woodwork- your floors ceiling treatm ent, is grand for tea­
fire co n tro l as developed by th e
take a terrific amount of punish­ rooms, breakfast rooms or xltccra,
A C hildren's Day program will be
Red &
ment. Think of the thousands of and is very easy to keep clean, aw
For
fire ch iefs’ school.
W h ite
given Sunday m orning d u rin g the
steps you yourself take over th eir a clean, gleaming floor is a Joy or-
Sunday school hour, u n d er the di­
surface, then add those of the rest ev er-one of the big decorative pran®
of your family and your friends. In of a room and properly a predomi­
For
s
rectio n of M arg aret Clarke.
these terms the traffic is staggering. n a n t feature in every borne.
— PERSONALS —
C ath erin e McMullen, president.
You cleanse your face wnen
There are fine varnishes on th e
market th a t are easy to applv, and needs it, you press clothes when J
11:00 A. M., Sermon.
Mr. an d Mrs. Guy T aylor, relotives
are quick-drying and inexpensive. pet out of press, and you shut ¡7
C h ristian Endeavor, 7 :00 P. M.
of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. B urnham ,
Your painter can give you a brand shoes when the gloss rubs on.
Red & W h ite 2 H ’s
new floor in almost no time, or you why not give your floors a bre«
M argaret C larke w ill lead th e dis­
spent S unday here an d w ere guests
can even do it yourself. Here are In a while when they need It.
of th e B u rn h am s S unday n ig h t. cussion on th e in te re stin g topic,
For
T hey le ft M onday m orning for W al­ “ F in d in g Rom ance and A dventure
la W alla to a tte n d a session of th e in Good L ite ra tu re .”
C loth bag
8:00 P. M., Sermon.
W a sh in g to n S tate G range.
Œhr ^eruttatoti Errali)
to prom ote his o p p o rtu n itie s is ques­
tioned, b u t we a re in clin ed to be­
Published every Thursday at Hermla* lieve th e boy’s a b ility w as th e m a­
ton, U m atilla County, Oregon, by jo r facto r.
P auline M. Stoop and A llred Qulring,
Publishers.
A bout a ll one can do ab o u t such a
Entered a s Second Class Matter
December, 1906, U m atilla County, sto rm as befell th e In lan d E m pire
Monday is ta lk ab o u t it. It cam e
Oregon.
from th e w a te rs of th e ocean and
P u g et Sound co u n try in an sw er to
Orteg
a fa ilin g b aro m eter in th e in te rio r
acco rd in g to th e w ea th er men. T he
m ystery is Ju st a t w h at sta g e of u n ­
balanced a ir co n d itio n s is such a
trig g e r pulled. W e have h e a t an d
S u b scrip tio n R ates.
One Y ear ...................................... $2.00 cold in th ese sectio n al are a s every
Six M onths ...................................
1.00 year, b u t we have h ad only a sim i­
Three Months ....................................... 60 la r sto rm ab o u t 20 years ago, or one
every 20 years.
BIG BEND R EG IO N
V E R Y DR Y
BEHIND YOUR CAR
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF HERMISTON
T he H om e
1 89c
Red & White Tea wl,h
Red & White Tea wlth
45c
Mother’s Cocoa
Corn
Cut Beans
Corn Starch
Double Quick Tapioca
Ice Cream Powder
Mandarin Oranges
Fruit Cocktail 2
2
Salad Macaroni Red & white 14 oz.
Dill Pickles
Strained Vegetables ^Vhite €
Sugar
25
HERMISTON TRADING CO.
Free Delivery
Phone 341
Prompt, Courteous Service
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Jar Grade
in Bulk
P e a n u t B u tter
C o ffe e Absolutely Guaranteed
S tarch Corn or Gloss
C rackers White or Graham
Corn F lak es
4
Van Camp's
Shortening
*kg 2 5 c
4
Cans
% U . Pkg.
4
Lb. Pkg.
25C
19C
49c
Connor’s Cash Store
PHONE 301
Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Stockard and
fam ily of L exington sp e n t a sh o rt
w hile in H erm iston an d C olum bia
d is tric t S unday evening, v isitin g Mr.
and Mrs. R. H. S tockard and o th e r
relatives.
A. C. M cIntyre, d is tric t atto rn ey
from P en d leto n , was in H erm iston
W ednesday in th e in te re st of th e
H en ry D exter estate. F o u r m em bers
of th e D exter fam ily lost th e ir lives
in a car accid en t and fire last S a t­
u rd ay aftern o o n .
Tom W ilson has sold his ten acre
farm In Colum bia d istric t to W. A.
M ikesell an d left early th is week
for his new home n ear Olympia. Wn.
Mrs. W ilson an d p art of the fam ily
has alread y gone to th e ir new home
w hich includes a seven acre tra c t
of land.
Kellogg’s
M acaron i
Pork & B ea n s
T ea
Black or Green
VÌ-t-'
V irg in ia S m ith, w ho has lived
w ith her g ran d m o th er, Mrs. A nna
Sm ith for several years. Is now w ith
h er sister in W ash in g to n , w here she
will spend th e sum m er. V irg in ia
g rad u a ted from th e eig h th grade
th is spring.
Lbs.
D ecorator
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CII’J R :’ES
«fl« 1OD
the Only Cause and
1 C reator" was th e subject of
the Lesson-Sermon in all Churches
of Christ, Scientist, on Sundav,
June 6.
The Golden Text was, “ in the
beginning God created the heaven
and th e e a rth ” (Gen. 1 :1 ).
Among the citations which com­
prised the Lesson-Sermon was the
following from the Bible: “ Thy
hands have made me and fa­
shioned me. . . . Let thy lender
mercies come unto me, th a t 1 may
live: for thy law is my delight
F or ever, O Lord, thy word is
settled In heaven” (Ps 119-73
77, 89).
' ’
The Lesson-Sermon also includ­
ed the following correlative pas­
sages from th e C hristian Science
textbook, “ Science and H ealth
w ith Key to the S criptures,” by
Mary B aker Eddy: "Spiritually to
understand th a t there 13 but one
creato r, God. unfolds all creation,
confirm s the Scriptures, brings
th e sweet assurance ot no parting,
no pain, and of man deathless and’
perfect and etern al” (p. 69).
b
Miss M arg aret F elthouse. who
PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH
g rad u a ted from Oregon S tate college
Law son H. F lora, Pastor.
th is sp rin g , accom panied her fa th ­
R egular Sunday services as foj.
e r to H erm isto n T h u rsd ay of la st
week to v isit a t her home u n til Sun­ tows:
Sunday School at 9:45 A. M.
day afte rn o o n .
She th e n left for
P reach in g a t 11:00 A. M.
P o rtla n d w here she has em ploym ent
Young People’s m eeting, 7:00 PM
In th e offices for th e C ity of P o rt­
E vangelistic service 7:45 p.
land.
E veryone la Invited to atten d these
M ilford K n ig h t and Cecil W a rn er services.
of E ugene. Ore., arriv ed Sunday to
be em ployed a t th e R. G. Saylor
CHURCH OF CHRIST
farm on B u tte r Creek for th e sum ­
Colum bia School
mer. Both boys are stu d e n ts a t
1 0:00 A. M. Bible achool.
N orthw est C h ristian college at E u ­
11T00 A. M . Devotional service
gene.
an d com m union.
June Specials a t—
BOYNTON & KELLE
LOCAL PRODUCE IS N O W A T ITS
PEAS
SALMON
W ell filled Pods.
4 lbs......................
F a n c y P in k
Ilf
3 ta ll cans ................. * *
CARROTS - BEETS
& TURNIPS
3 Bunches
10c
crackers
S u p erio r Brand
2 lb. ca rto n .......
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C A U LIFLO W E R
Large W hite Heads
Each .............
LOCAL
COCOA
«
15c
S tan d b y B rand
2 lb. ca rto n s
J ' I
LETTUCE
9c
2 solid heads
SHORTENING
S w ift’s P earl
marshmallows
4 w
Soft and F lu ffy
Pound .....................
1 5®
F ru it P ectin
2 S-oz. bottles
HAMBURGER
F re sh G round
P o u n d ..........................
JELS RITE
Ci
4 lb. ca rto n
J '
SAUSAGE
«
J
Pound
POTATO C H IP S
Blue Bell
3 3-OI. Packages ...
g1
COARSE G R A H A M
Ja sp e r’s
9.8 lb. bag ..................
V E A L STEAK
—,
99®
M ilk Fed
P ound ....
VEAL STEW