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PAGE SIX THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON. hold an Ice cream, social in Colum Sannee’ daughter who is bia park Friday evening. Dornbecker hospital. "N atu rally I p re fer... n “ Naturally, I prefer Standard Service. I can depend upon it — and it saves m e a lot o f trouble and expense besides!” ♦ SE R V IC E INCLUDES Complete Lubrication Service. Servicing: — T ire s , B atteries, Ra d ia to r*, W in d sh ield s and Headlamps. Clean R est Room s. R oad M ap s. T ra v e l In fo r m a t io n , an d m any Motoring Accessories. the • • ? • • • • • • UMATILLA NEWS t t Mr. an d Mrs. H al McCulley and P h y lls S tu tte re tu rn e d to Poiit- By ERMA BYRNES. fam ily have moved to th e old Joe land th is week a fte r v isitin g her • ---------- ♦ C raik place w hich th ey purchased g ran d m o th er, Mrs. N ick F aler. Mr. an d Mrs. Jo h n K im berling of some tim e ago. T hey have been liv Mr. an d Mrs. J. F. B arlow and Camas, W n., en ro u te to St. Louis, ing for some tim e past on th e H a r Mr. and Mrs. C laude Coats an d Echo stopped a t th e home of her uncle vey DeMoss farm in th is d istric t. Coats w ent to H eppner S unday an d a u n t, Mr. an d Mrs. W. O. Mil Mrs. L au ra M orris an d d au g h ter w here th ey visited Mr. and Mrs. C. ler, la st W ednesday evening. P au lin e a re v isitin g w ith relatives W. Barlow. Mrs. Jo h n W u rster and d a u g h te rs and frien d s n ear M cM innville. T he Tow nsend club surp rised Mae an d Mrs. Raym ond M cNabb and S ixty-tw o relativ es and frien d s George W icklandier an d M ark D ela atten d ed th e Conrad reu n io n w hich no th is week a t a d in n e r in th e ir Louise Jackson m otored to P o rtlan d was held in C olum bia p ark Sunday. honor. T h ere w ere 25 in atten d an ce. la st week to visit a nephew of Mrs. W u rste r who is w ith th e fleet. Six d a u g h te rs an d one son of Mrs. Miss W u rste r and Miss Jack so n re Conrad w ere present. O fficers were m ained in P o rtlan d to v isit for a elected for th e follow ing y ear as few more days and th e o th e rs re follow s: O. J. Fox of F reew ater, ❖ BUY A By MRS. W. C. ISOM tu rn ed S atu rd ay . p resid en t; Jo h n C onrad, vice p resi ♦ Ja ck and Dona Quick retu rn ed to d en t; nd J u a n ita D ickerson of R ich Mr. an d Mrs. W. V. G rider en ter- land, W n„ se cre ta ry -tre a su re r. A tained Mrs. G rid er’s m o th er, Mrs. th e ir hom e Sunday a fte r spending th e ir grand delicious d in n e r was enjoyed. This Brow n an d siste r an d fam ily from several w eeks w ith p a re n ts in Toppenish. is an a n n u a l event an d w ill be held You can count on It — any R 4 G Condon, Ore., a t th e ir home Sunday. Mrs. F red Stone and son Bob and ag ain th e th ird S unday in July, used car yoa gat hero has b e e * Mr. S m ith is m oving th e rock Mrs. P reston H anson and d a u g h te r 1938. renew ed and is guaranteed to cru sh e r to G oldendale, W n., th e E vonne of T ouchet sp e n t T h u rsd ay Otha W h itse tt re tu rn e d Sunday last of th e week as th e Ford factory R S G specifications. work here v isitin g a t the Ben Spencer and from th e pea harv est. So you don't have to bo a mechani w ill be finished W ednesday. Jam es B yrnes homes. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. U pham were cal w izard to know that it's a good Rev. A lcorn le ft for Toledo, W n., Mrs. C h ristin a H ubbard retu rn ed bu y and w ill give you excellent S unday d in n e r guests a t th e Bax Sunday w here he w ill rem ain u n til to h er home in Idaho a fte r spending te r H utch iso n home. service. If your old car la in aver Ju ly 25th. T he young folks will tw o weeks v isitin g her d au g h ter age condition, no doubt It w ill cov G loria, V iola and R osalie P elle have ch arg e of th e T uesday evening and son-in-law , Mr. and Mrs. Ben er the down pa ym en t Than sa lad tie r atten d e d th e S unday school p a r services. Ju d a y and fam ily. the used car you want and w e l ty on th e law n a t th e W. A. M ore Don R u tled g e and fam ily m otor Mrs. Jim B urley of R oseburg a r see to It that you like the house home in H erm iston la st S a t u rd ay even in g w hen 30 boys and ed to th e m o u n tain s for an o u tin g rived here la st week to v isit at the Sunday. Fred K undson home. g irls were present. Mr. and Mrs. Don Isom a re the M. and Mrs. Guy Powell and fam Mrs. T hom as and Mr. Hodges of p are n ts of a ten pound baby g irl ily re tu rn e d home T h u rsd ay from a G oldendale. W n ., visited a t th e L. born a t Baker, Ore., F rid ay , Ju ly 16. two weeks v acation n ear Spokane. H am m er home Sunday. The little Miss h as been C hristened F ra n k K inney re tu rn e d to his R. L. A ddlem an re tu rn e d from M arlene E lizab eth . Don m otored to home h ere a fte r v isitin g several P o rtlan d S atu rd ay w here he has B aker M onday. days in K ennew ick. been on business. Mr. and Mrs. H arry Sm ith and Bessie D exter, who is a tten d in g EASY TERMS Ja ck A llen, who has a broken fam ily sp en t S unday w ith Mr. and school in La G rande, spent th e week bone in his foot re su ltin g w hen a Mrs. F red M arkham an d fam ily a t end v isitin g her p aren ts, Mr. and m iy BACK GUARANTEE horse fell on him , is u n d e r th e doc R ichland, Wn. Mrs. B ert D exter. to r ’s care in th e Good S am a ritan Miss B lair of Toledo, W n., visited Mr. and Mrs. Roy K endler of hospital in P o rtlan d w here he will Mr. an d Mrs. Thos. Caldw ell S un N am pa, Idaho, is v isitin g his p ar th e harvest. rem ain for a t least ten days. Mrs. day. en ts here. Mr. and Mrs. George Ken Mr. and Mrs. H ugh V an Schoiack A llen is sta y in g w ith h er g ran d m o Mr. and Mrs. E m ery Bedwell visi dler, Sr. an d son D elbert spent S unday in th e r, Mrs. L. Conrad, w hile in P o rt ted Mr. B edw ell’s m o th er a t Cayuse. Alice Cooney, who is tra in in g at T he Dalles. T h eir d a u g h te r Delores land. Ore., Sunday. the St. A n th o n y ’s hospital in Pen- , retu rn ed home w ith them . She has Mr. and Mrs. E. S haver and fam M arshal M arkham spent the week dleton, is spending her tw o weeks been v isitin g her a u n t and uncle ily of G oldendale and Joy Em erson end w ith his fam ily. vacation at th e home of her p ar for several weeks. of A rlin g to n w ere week end visitors Mr. and Mrs. E arl Isom and ents, Mr. and Mrs. E. Cooney. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Powell an d at the A m anda S haver home. (laughter D onna and Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Van Schoiack, Vivian ch ild ren and M ilton S harpe m otored Wm. G raybeal and baby m otored to Brown. Gene H ia tt and Leonard to A rlington S unday to get Mrs. ❖ <• ❖ ❖ •> <• •> <• ❖ « Im bler, Ore., S atu rd ay n ig h t to visit M dntgom ery, who are w orking ¡in Sharpe and son who have been in ♦ Mrs. J. A. G raybeal. th e pea cannery, spent th e week end A rlin g to n for tw o weeks. By M ary etta Thom as Mr. and Mrs. Chas. S tew ard, Miss v isitin g th e ir p aren ts here. H ugh and H arold E dw ards re- Miss M arg aret B row n left S a tu r- tu rn ed to U m atilla Sunday from B lair and Rev. Alcorn w ere d in n e r A ru ra l elec trificatio n m eeting gu ests of Mr. and Mrs. Caldwell “ f. tOr P o rtla n d . w h e re .Hhe j P o rtlan d w here they have been in will be held a t th e school house Mon Sunday. w ill spend a two weeks’ vacation school. day evening, Ju ly 26. for th e p u r Leo F low er of W eston, Ore., spent trip from her du ties in the Red & Mrs. V. D. B ram ar and son Jam es pose of fu rth e r o rg an iz atio n of ru She will visit retu rn ed home from Oswego S a tu r Sunday n ig h t w ith his cousins. Mr W h ite utore here. ral elec trificatio n for th e U m atilla and Mrs. W. C. Isom. w ith th e G lenn K im berlings in E u day. irrig a tio n pro jects in c lu d in g S ta n H elen B arbouletos is w ork K ent F ag erströ m is w orking for gene. Jam es B ernw ick of The D alles is field, Echo, H erm iston, U m atilla, ing in her place. Mr. and Mrs. H arvey W arn er i v isitin g a t th e home of his a u n t and Irrig o n and B oardm an. J. E. Saylor, Gns Tonics and David and B ir- uncle, Mr. and Mrs. H ugh Van Scho- T he young folks of th e commnni su p e rin te n d e n t of th e U m atilla R u b ara of H oldm an spent S unday a f , iack. ty enjoyed a m arshm allow roast F ri ral E le ctrifica tio n Cooperative, w ill ternoon here. day evening. Mr. and Mrs. R. K ennedy and be th e speaker. F arm ers a re urged P h y llis Long of P o rtlan d is v isit Russell McCoy had th e ifiisfortune ch ild ren sp en t the week end a t M ea to a tte n d because of a governm ent to break his arm one day last week ing relativ es here. cham Lake. m ovem ent to secure e le c tric ity a t Don Isom as gone to B aker w here Louise . a kson and Mae' W u rste r reasonable ra te s to extend over the w hile w o rk in g on an engine a t th e lie will m ake his fu tu re home. retu rn ed li m e from P ortlan d T ues project. T his is the second of a se r rock crusher. The o ilin g crew7 w ork Clyde H oyt and Don H arry m an ed on th e hig h w ay h ere th is week. day. ies of m eetings. have gone to H ohlnian to work in Miss Lois M essenger retu rn ed home F rid a y from E astern Oregon Norm al w here she has been a tte n d ing school. She is a g ra d u a te of Boardm an high school and is p la n • • • n in g to teach in th e first and second + BtPMDKRD in THURSDAY, JULY 22, 1Í37. YOU DON’T NEED X-RAY GLASSES WHEN you USED CAR HERE! + + « + * IRRIGON Rohrman Motor Co. HERMISTON, OREGON STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA ♦ ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ H ank H icks of M ilton visited a t the H enry H ooker home F rid ay evening. By Lots Hutchison • -------- •> Mrs. D uane L ath ro p left Tuesday Mrs. C. L. U pham received word by tra in for M issouri w here she w ill T h ursday of la st week of the death v isit her p a re n ts and o th e r relativ es of h er b ro th er H enry H endricks of and friends. On her r e tu rn tr ip she Chicago. Mr. H endricks was for w ill stop in C alifornia. Mrs. L ath ro p th irty -tw o years employed a t th e plans to be aw ay th ree m onths. H anson F u rn itu re Co. in Chicago. Dell C h ristley an d m other, Mrs, Dell C hristley purchased a new Em m a C h ristley left Sunday for a C hevrolet W ednesday of last week. trip to n o rth ern C alifo rn ia w here Mrs. Floyd Beery and son of Po they w ill v isit relativ es. T he C hrist- catello, Idaho, retu rn ed home S u n leys w ill be gone a week. day a fte r h av in g sp e n t a week a t Dick U pham m otored to Salem th e W. L. Dixon home. Mrs. Beery T h u rsd ay w here he w ill spend some is a d au g h te r of Mrs. Dixon. tim e v isitin g friends. Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Hugg of Mrs. N ellie Drew of F allon, Neva Boardm an visited a t th e Ed H ugg da. arriv ed h ere M onday w here she home S aturday. The two men are will w ork a t th e hom e of Wm. Ne brothers. bergall. George Kelcy of W alla W alla a r Mrs. Jam es Sm ith, who has been rived here M onday evening to visit, v isitin g frien d s and relativ es in a t th e home of his nephew . H enry W allow a for the past few weeks, re Hooker. Less th a n ten years ago tu rn ed to th e D uane L ath ro p home Mr. Kelcy m ade t,he trip by bicycle. Tuesday. He is n in e ty years old now. N ellie Hooker was a Sunday d in Dick H am m er, son of Mr. and ner guest a t the home of Mr. and Mrs. C arl H am m er, who a re now7 Mrs. La V erne F ra n k lin . living in C alifornia, broke his leg H enry Som m erer Jr., was am ong la st week. th e gro u p of 4-H clubbers to atten d M arvin Roy, an employee of t.he a n n u a l E astern Oregon Livestock M ontgom ery W ard store in P end le to u r a t Union. ton, was a business v isito r in th is Mrs. Jam es S m ith accom panied com m unity T uesday of last week. th e Max G raybeal fam ily to Emi Mr. and Mrs. Cecil W arn er wene g ra n t S prings Sunday, w here they culling on friends in th is d istric t atten d ed th e railro ad ers picnic. last week. They b ro u g h t home two gallons of Miss Lola Sanderson of La G rande hu ck leb erries. They rep o rt th a t the arriv ed here Mohda.v w here she will h u ck leb erries are not as p len tifu l visit a week w ith her cousin. Miss th e re as last year. N ellie Hooker. T he Farm Bureau A uxiliary will ♦ ♦ COLUMBIA AMERICA CROWNS ANOTHER CHAMPION • W h en A m erica b u vj G-E refrigerators at the rate o f one a minute vou can bet it's "the big buy of the year.” Don't go another summer w ith o u t a good, dependable, automatic refrigerator. Join the millions of G-E users and be the troud possessor of the thriftiest, inest refrigerator money can buy. The nation's "first choice" now costs less than ever to buy, less than ever to own. f Choose i i G-E fo r in ju r in g Economy AU G eneral Electric models h~.te th e sealed- in-steel G e n e ra lE lttlrit T h rtj! I'n it u ttb O il C O O LIN G . 5 Yssrj Performance Protection. INVESTIGATE OUR EASY PAYMENT PLAN H erm iston Light & P o w er Co. LOCAL DEALER H& BOARDMAN grades. Miss Goldie M iller of O n ta rio, Idaho, also atten d ed th e E a s t ern Oregon N orm al, and retu rn ed w ith Miss M essenger for a sh o rt visit. C lair R ussell retu rn ed home a t Odell a fte r v isitin g at th e Seth R u s sell place. Miss H elen S lan g er and H elen Russell visited here F riday. They cam e down from P endleton whede th ey a re employed. Rev. II. B. Thom as retu rn ed S a t u rday m o rn in g from E ugene w here he has been a tte n d in g a m eeting of Synod. He visited Mr. and Mrs. Ray Barlow who a re form er B oardm an residents. Miss Ada May H arfo rd and Miss Imogene W ilson of A rlin g to n were v isito rs in Boardm an over th e week end. R ichard M elcher from Y akim a is v isitin g at th e Peck and U the homes. T he lemon social on th e church law n F rid ay n ig h t was a success. Echo Coats and C laram ae Dillon served on th e com m ittee. Miss Hazel T yler, who l|as been v isitin g her paren ts, re tu rn e d to P o rtlan d w here she is employed. Mrs. P ercy R ake and baby re tu rn ed from W oodland th is wetek w here they have been v isitin g . Miss D orothy Lum a of A storia is here v isitin g Miss Naomi Black. Mrs. Max W a tk in s from W alla W alla Is v isitin g her fath e r. Mabie W alk er re tu rn e d home w ith h er for a sh o rt stay. Mrs. A rth u r P orte and son A rth u r retu rn ed from P o rtlan d th is week. W ard Shore. K erm it Bloom and J. O. Camp of Mica. W n., cam e S a t u rd ay n ig h t to the home of H. R. P arsons w here they got Mrs. W ard Shore, and retu rn ed Sunday. Eldon Shannon of ' * '' £ T&¿&/aeu/sewa/n/ttáfatA biflet . . . A GRAND POOD! Science has discovered th at potatoes p ro v id e extra Vitam in C, readily available calcium and phosphorous, and a high content o f iron and Vitam in B— all important elements to good health. Interesting information, but not nearly so impressive aa a great, big baked patato— nice and mealy— its russet jacket bursting— steaming hot— w ith a couple o f pats o f fresh butter, some salt and pepper . . . that's molly something to Yet, this la only one o f a hundred ways o f preparing and serving this marvelous food. Nowhere are such excellent potatoes grown as in the higher altitudes, the mountain valleys, the great plains o f the West, and the Pacific Coast slopes. A ll o f these regions are served by the U nion Pacific Railroad. Efficient, rapid railroad service—specialized cars for safe thipment— hring. potatoes to your table from this area every month o f the year. Among the nation’s railroads Union Pacific ia in the front rank as a transporter o f potatoes. Last year U nloo Pacific moved 41,422 cars o f the w o rld ’s staple vegetable—the nutritions, economical Coll on year grocer todoy— Poss the pototoos to tho forni ty tonight Hermtston, cam e down S atu rd ay n ig h t an d re tu rn e d Sunday n ig h t. H erb P arso n s retu rn ed S atu rd ay from B aker w here he has been w o rk ing for th e past two m onths on the railro ad . He retu rn ed to B aker S u n day a f te r v isitin g his p aren ts. Mr. and Mrs. Parsons. Mrs. S sn n es and Mrs. K ring w ent to P o rtlan d Monday to see Mrs. R A I LAM Al SMP AND RIDE UNION PACIFIC
