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t»*GE POUR T h u r sd a y , THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON. OREGON ju st a show of products, goods and regalia, but, in a far g re a te r sence, Published every T h ursday a t H erm is a sho wof pride, love of home, loyal ton, U m atilla County, Oregon, by ty, and frien d ly sp irit. P au lin e M. Stoop and A lfred Q uirlng, P ublishers, As early as 1914 people a t H er E ntered as Second Class M atter m iston w ere pu llin g for th e county December, 1906, U m atilla County, Oregon. ______________________ fa ir to be held here as pointed out in an ed ito rial. " I t has been su g g est ed th a t th e county fa ir be revived O re g and held a t H erm iston. Such a m ovem ent is com m endable and should meet w ith h ea rty support. People outside of H erm isto n are know n to have said th ey favored a Subscription Rates. One Y ear ..................................... 62.00 county fa ir and would be w illing to Six Months ........................... -...... 1-00 see H erm iston get it.” T hree M onths ......................................60 ¿i hr Urrintfltun $ rra lh J u s t to rem ind you th a t th e Silver Ju b ilee celebration of th e U m atilla P ro je ct fa ir opens one week from to day. T w enty-five tim es th is show has been put on and th e com ing show has no signs of age. It will be th e youngest, th e biggest and most sp irited of them all. R em em ber th a t th e fair belongs to you. The board of d irectors are only w orking for th e citizens of the w est end of U m atilla county. You w ould be displeased if they put on a dinky fa ir— so com bine your ef forts w ith th e irs and make it a suc cess. B ring your best products and add your atten d a n ce and good will. GLENN C. WADE UNABLE TO APPEAR T ow nsendites and th e ir friends w ere disappointed T uesday n ig h t w hen word was received th a t Glenn C. Wa<|e, d istric t m anager, would be unable to speak a t th e m eeting as scheduled because of sudden illness. He was reported to have been taken to th e H ot Lake S an itariu m . A. C. M cIntyre, d istric t atto rn ey , Rex Ellis, s ta te senator, and Toni H ettle, all of P endleton, were pres en t at th e m eeting and gave short talk s as they were introduced. C. W. Michael of club No. 40 of P o rtland, w as present and gave a talk. Music by the Sage Brush W ran g lers of S tanfield was enjoyed. Boys com posing th e group a re George M cDerm ott, Don Refvem, Raymond Meade, Raym ond Beebe. Billy P en ney, an o th er m em ber of th e group, w as not present. O ther num bers on the program in cluded an accordion solo by Miss T helm a Shipp; a m onologue by Mrs. W. G. D yer; a piano and harm onica selection by Jesse P rln d le; a re c ita tion by Mrs. W. T. K napp; and voc al solo by Miss Lois H utchison. A rug made by th e club ladies was raffled off to b rin g a good sum. Delicious refresh m en ts were serv ed. The advisory board an d officers w ill m eet a t th e co u n try home of At every fair th ere is alw ays th a t fellow who sm ugly rem arks, "I can beat th a t a t hom e,” or, ‘‘W hy d id n ’t they come out to my place and get som ething good.” If he shows up th is tim e, le t’s give him th e gate. < — ... The parade will be a pageant of w h at is here, w hat has been done In 25 years, and assurance of w hat is yet to come. It should convince our visitors th a t th e re Is a g re a t for ward moving sp irit am on» the peo ple of these irrig ate d and adjoining d istric ts, united w ith a full d e te r m ination to seek w h a t is best for each com m unity. A parade is not F'rpH I.on7 Tnnorlnv O V — a. august 26, 1937. SECOND DAIRY SHOW MOUNTAIN-TOP C. E. SUCCESS CREDITED SERVICE SUNDAY A m o u n tain -to p C h ristian E n d ea (H erald Issue Nov. 21, 1914) vor service for young people from The second an n u a l d airy show is Baker, L aG rande, P endleton, M ilton- a m a tte r of histo ry . It is h isto ry I F reew ater and H erm iston was held th a t will be rem em bered for many ! Sunday evening a t th e m ountain ca days by every person a tten d in g . bin of Mr. and Mrs. D. Bowman of T h a t it was a success from s ta r t to 1 Mission, u n d er the d irection of Bud fin ish was sim ply evidenced by th e P rice of L aG rande as g eneral c h a ir m any expressions from visitors. To man. P rice is a sophom ore a t N.C.C. th is success cred it is due alm ost en a t E ugene th is year. T here was a tire ly to th ree men. They w ere F. B. reg istra tio n of 125 a t th e m eeting. Swayze, C. S. M cN aught and H. M. O thers who took an im p o rtan t S traw . O thers worked, and worked hard, eith er on sub-com m ittees or as p a rt in a rra n g in g and ca rry in g out individuals, b u t none co n trib u ted th e program w ere K ay T u rn b lad of to th e ex ten t of these three. T h ere Baker, d a u g h te r of Mr. and Mrs. fore, w hatev er good was accom plish A. W. T u rn b lad of H erm iston, who ed m ust be in th e main be placed is president of B aker and G rand Ronde U nions; C larence P la n tin g of to th e ir cre d it.” P endleton, past president of Colum Only one of th e three men m en bia U nion; T helm a Dockweiler, tioned in the sto ry now live in H er president of th e P endleton C. E. so miston. C. S. M cN aught is liv in g in ciety; and R ay H uet of Milton, in P o rtlan d , and H. M. S traw passed ch arg e of th e am usem ent program . aw ay in 1928, and his widow P earl M others who assisted w ith the re S traw now lives in P ortland. fresh m en ts w ere Mrs. L. Purdy, Mrs. W. P rice, Mrs. N eliie H arrison of LaG rande. Mrs. C arp en ter of P en dleton and Mrs. D. Bowman of Mis sion. Ray H uet of M ilton opened the am usem ent program as a broadcast' The 1937 w orld's cham pionship v.-ith an am ate u r h o u r and m any all-aro u n d farm er contest to be held stu n ts and read in g s w ere given by in co njunction w ith th e so u th e ast th e various groups represented. The w orship service was held In ern W ashington fa ir a t W alla W a l la, Septem ber 2, 3 and 4, w ill offer th e open u n d er th e fir trees and the a g ran d prize of $100 and eig h t sin g in g was lead by H ugh McCallum of M ilton. The speakers w ere in o th e r cash aw ards. troduced by Bud P rice, giving talk s T here will be reg u la r farm jobs for each co n testan t and am ong them as foll-iws- Miss K ay T urn b lad on are exam ination on g eneral farm the tonic "W h ith e r Bound Y o u th ” ; know ledge; sack Jigging and row Pov e’l Crab.am. p resid en t Columbia ing; furrow plowing; fencing, b u n Union, of Milton, on "B u ild in g Cha- dle shocking; hay p itch in g ; con r ’eter T hrough Self D enial” ; T hel stru c tio n ; h arn ess and hitch team ; ma D ockweiler on “ How Our Bible sack bucking; hog calling and d riv is Our Guide for Our D aily L ife” ; in g ; tra c to r d riv in g ; and m ilking. W allace P a tric k , stu d e n t pastor a t All necessary m aterials for th e com M arcola, Ore., and stu d e n t at N.C.C., p etitio n will be fu rn ish ed by ttys of H erm iston, spoke on “ Follow Me T oday.” The benediction was giv m anagem ent. en by Mrs. ' Te1” a pf Do Little Things Hold You Back? The little obstacles that hamper people and hold them back, very often vanish in the face of sound finan cial management. By planning ahead . . . spending carefully . . . and saving regularly, countless men and women have freed themselves from trouble and worry. What they have done, you can do. The first step is a savings account in this bank. Start yours now and add to it regularly. As it grows, financial worries will fade away, become trivial, finally disappear. Yon will be “on your way” once more. < > FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF HERMISTON ii < ► < ► < ► F. B. SWAYZE, President Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation WALLA WALLA HAS FARMER CONTEST G rande. A vesper service lead by C larence P la n tin g of P en d leto n was held around th e cam pfire as ' a closing g estu re of th e m eeting. D elegates from H erm iston were B etty M orehouse, V irg in ia Dyer, M ary A lice Corpe, Lena Behne, Opal Stockard, P au lin e Stoop, E sth e r Mc Mullen, Cecil W arn er, W allace P a trick , A llan C larke and Ja ck T illery. fice building, P o rtlan d , announced today th a t he is in receip t of a com m u n icatio n from L ieut. Jo h n B. Ca ry, P ublic R elatio n s officer a t H am ilto n F ield, Cal., in w hich he told M ajor B agnall th a t L orvin A ndrew N ew quist, son of Mr. and Mrs. C arl N ew qulst of Echo, has sa tisfa c to ri ly com pleted his re c ru it In stru ctio n and has been tra n sfe rre d to th e 31st B om bardm ent Squadron, 7th Bom b ard m en t Group of th e A rm y A ir Corps a t H am ilto n Field, Y oung N ew quist who was born In P endleton, Ju ly 25, 1917, en listed for service w ith th e A rm y A ir Corps P en d leto n R e cru itin g M ajor H. D. B agnall, th e Arm y th ro u g h th e R e cru itin g officer, 323 New P ost Of- office on M arch 9, 1937. 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