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land was the driver of the other > TRUCKS SIDESWIPE; CCC BOYS INJURED tru ck . t UMATILLA NEWS t F irs t aid tre a tm e n t was given th e ( By ERMA BYRNES. th re e boys by th e cam p physician i ♦ ------- ♦ Two tru ck s sidesw iped on the A- a t Echo and they w ere th en tak en Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Root of Board- to th e v eteran s' h o sp ital a t W alla line bridge F rid ay n ig h t near H er man visited in U m atilla Sunday. W alla for tre a tm e n t. T he boys were m iston causing th e in ju ry of th ree rid in g w ith th e ir arm s over the edge Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Root an d sons CCC boys. F ra n k Benz was d riv in g of th e tru c k when th e collision oc M arvin an d Lois an d Mr. and Mrs. th e OCC tru ck from th e S tanfield curred. T here w ere 25 boys in th e R obert P ike and ch ild ren , L o re tta cam p and F. S. V anm eter of P o rt truck . and L arry accom panied them on a picnic. Mr. and Mrs. Rex Mosee an d son Jo h n n y an d Alvin A lien. Mrs. Glad- yce Moses and son Dale retu rn ed last T h u rsd ay from Medford w here they had been v isitin g for a week. Mrs. Brow n of H eppner visited T h u rsd ay a t th e H a rry K essler home. E. A. M cM illian and d a u g h te r When You Can Get Ja n e t sp en t W ednesday and T h u rs day in Y akim a v isitin g a t th e home of Mr. M cM illian’s paren ts. M arg aret B row n, Josephine Con nell, Lyle Brown an d G lenn Ostrom spent T h u rsd ay aftern o o n in P en d le ton. V. D. B ram er sp rain ed his ankle T h u rsd ay m orning on th e riv er barge w hile w orking, and has been AT aw ay from th e job for several days. Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Root m otored to W alla W alla W ednesday w here WE INVITE YOUR ACQUAINTANCE ONCE ) they p urchased a Buick car. Mrs. Donovon H arford and son ◄ AGAIN DURING THE SILVER and F lorence S m ith of A rlin g to n sp en t T h u rsd ay w ith Mrs. M ilton JUBILEE FAIR. Sharp. Mr. an d Mrs. Bill Ross an d d au g h te r of Echo spent S atu rd ay and Sunday) v isitin g a t her p a re n t’s home. H arold E dw ards, who has spent th e sum m er in P o rtlan d , is v isitin g his m other, Mrs. Stella E dw ards, for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Jam es B yrnes and d a u g h te rs E rm a and Jo an re tu rn e d hom e S unday from T he D alles w here Mrs. B yrnes and g irls w ere v isitin g Mrs. P au l W alsh, and Mr. Byrnes, who was in the hospital. L ittle V erna Dale W alsh re tu rn e d w ith h er g ra n d p a re n ts for a visit. Mr. and Mrs. Rex Johnson sp en t S atu rd ay in Pendleton. Miss E va P eterso n , who has been a tte n d in g sum m er school in Eugene, is v isitin g her p are n ts here before g oing to h er school. M ayor T u ck er has re tu rn e d to U m atilla from K am ela, w here he has been w ith Mrs. Tucker. Mrs. H a rry H ull w ent to M cM inn ville S unday w here she w ill join C lara C o rrig an to go to th e beach. E arl H an n a and W a lte r B row n field of P endleton spent Monday in U m atilla. Don H ia tt of P endleton is v isit ing a t th e home of his b ro th er Ursel H iatt. Mr. an d Mrs. D rym an and d au g h te r Je an n e and N orm an .W orthley of P o rtlan d were in U m atilla for a week. Mr. W orthley is th e new coach for th e U m atilla schools. He and PHONE 100 HERMISTON > Miss D rym an will be m arried Sep tem ber 3rd in P o rtlan d . Mrs. G race C harleston and d au g h te r Joyce of T illam ook sp en t Mon day v isitin g a t th e A. E. M cFarland home. She is q u ite active in the m ovem ent of public ow nership of power. Miss F rances B ray has retu rn ed from S pokane w here she sp en t the sum m er v isitin g h er sister Mrs. Jack DeW ar. DOWNHEARTED? DON'T BE — Tasty Foods Attractively Displayed at Popular Prices <4 THURSDAY, AUGUST 2«, 1937. THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON. PAGE EIGHT HUNTER’S CAFE CONVENIENTLY LOCATED j L W e W e lc o m e All Visitors to th e Silver Jubilee UMATILLA PROJECT m aking th e ir home w tth Mrs. A nna Sm ith, w est of H erm iston. Mrs. Sm ith has been aw ay on a vacation. D inner guests a t th e Jo h n Conrad home Sunday w ere Mrs. R. L. A ddle man and d a u g h te r D orothy. Mrs. Jim Allen, Mr. an d Mrs. Ja ck Allen, and Mr. and Mrs. T ilford S tillings. Mr. and Mrs. R. H. S tockard were d in n e r g u ests a t th e F. H. Corpe home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ja c k Coons of Con nell, W n„ arriv ed here F rid ay for a v isit w ith Mr. Coon’s sister, Mrs. H enry Hooker. Mr. Coons left for th e w heat h arv est S atu rd ay m orn ing b u t his w ife w ill rem ain indef initely. Mrs. N ellie Leech and g ra n d d a u g h te r E ileen G ray of Sheridan, W yom ing, w ere visitors of Mrs. R. L. A ddlem an M onday n ig h t. Mrs. Leech is a siste r of Mrs. A ddlem an. Mr. an d Mrs. H a rry G uderian and d a u g h ters B a rb a ra and M ary Ja n e of P endleton and Mrs. G eorge S h er man an d d a u g h te rs D onna D aphine. G eorgine, an d Jo an of Long Beach, Calif., and Mr. an d Mrs. Ben Fix, were d in n e r g u ests of Mr. and Mrs. R alph Fix, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. R alph Fix motored to Pqjpdleton S unday m orning for Mrs. George S herm an and d au g h ters | Donna D aphine, G eorgine, an d Joan of Long Beach, Calif. Mrs. Sherm an is a sister of Mrs. B. F. Fix, and plans to spend a week v isitin g here. Chas. K eller and d au g h ters F ra n ces and Rosem ary retu rn ed th e first of last week from a pleasu re trip along th e Oregon and W ashington coast and in to Canada. Mr. an d Mrs. H enry H ooker and d a u g h te r Nellie, Mrs. Ja c k Coons and A rild a F o ster w ere P endleton v isito rs Monday. Miss M arian Casady sp en t a week v isitin g frien d s in P o rtla n d and Seattle. Mrs. U. A. W ilson e n te rta in e d F rid ay of la st week com plim enting her son on his fifth b irth d ay . Games and refresh m en ts were enjoyed. Those p resen t w ere Peggy Sommer- er, Bonny an d F ra n k lin Grey, Rose m ary K eller and Otis an d R u th Mc Culley. S ylvester W ilson of M itchell, South D akota, visited la st week w ith his b ro th er, U. A. W ilson, in Colum bia d istric t. He m otored to Eugene and expects to re tu rn soon for a longer stay. Greetings! to Fair Visitors on the occasion of the Price* Sliced on Sweater* Dresses - Hose - Hat* Short* - Slack* • Regular Prices— Children’s Dresses Ages 5 to 1® yrs, ^95« $1.00 $ Print Dresses J. 95 A ttra c tiv e Styles Girdle-pants 5Oc Knee-length Hose Silver Jubilee Celebration • 39c to General Repair Work Guaranteed Pennock’s Garage Phone 881 Hermiston, Oregon The Style Shop ^AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAi ◄ ◄ ◄ ◄ ◄ ◄ ◄ ◄ ◄ ◄ ◄ ◄ ◄ ◄ ◄ ◄ ◄ ◄ ◄ ◄ ◄ ◄ ◄ ◄ ◄ ◄ ◄ W is h e s fo r a B ig g e r an d B e t t e r F a ir o n t h i s t h e S ilv e r J u b ile e WE CONGRATULATE THE FAIR BOARDS ON THEIR ACHIEVEMENTS THROUGH THE YEARS................................ Visit Our New Used Car Lot While In Town DODGE & PLYMOUTH SALES & SERVICE Hermiston Auto Wrecking House t E. F. PIERSON. Prop. í FAIR H a l e ’s C o n f e c t i o n e r y WHY ► Become a SOCIAL OUTCAST? W ELC O M E to th e F A IR SILVER JUBILEE CELEBRATIOH The first annual dairy show pioneered its way from a beginning with a tent top in 1913 to its present proportions. In 1937 it is being held in the New Fair Grounds in Permanent Buildings ELECTRICITY aj8o pioneered its way from a small beginning in this com munity in 1908 until now it is used in modern homes and business. Best Wishes for a Bigger and Better Show on Sept. 2-3-4. Herm iston L ig h t & P o w er Co. * . » COLUMBIA By Lola Hutchison ---------- . * ♦ •> Eldon Fix, son of Mr. an d Mrs. B. F. Fix, has accepted a position as coach and history teach er a t Spring- field, Ore. Mr. an d Mrs. Ju liu s W a lth e rs and Mr. an d Mrs. C larence W a lth e rs of Jefferso n City, Mo., w ere v isito rs at th e H enry O tt home a few days last week. Ju liu s W a lth e rs is th e bro th e r of Mrs. H enry O tt an d Miss M artha W alth er. T h e W a lth e rs left T h u rsd ay m o rn in g on th e ir re tu rn trip , w hich will ta k e them by R a in ier P ark . G rand Coulee Dam and Spokane. Mrs. Thos. Sink, m other of Mrs. Jo e Udey, is v isitin g in W asco th is week. Mr. and Mrs. W m. F o ster and ch ild ren A rilda and M ark were Ir rigon v isito rs Sunday. Mr. an d Mrs. O rbie W ells and fam ily moved to H erm iston last week. D uane L ath ro p and L eonard Mopps w ere v isitin g frien d s and relativ es in W allow a a few days la st week. Miss N ellie H ooker w as v isitin g rela tiv e s in I .a G rande F ridayy. Mrs. R ichardson and d a u g h te r j Billie and B etty Ja n e and h er niece j from P o rtlan d , were week end v isit- I ors at th e H enry O tt home. Miss B illie R ichardson and S liss E dna O tt atten d ed O S.C. to g eth er last year. Mr. an d Mrs. C harles Epperson and son V ictor w ere called to P en dleton Monday because of th e illness of Mrs. E pperson’s m other. Mrs. Forrest Moore spent the week with her mother Mrs. Ellie and her slater Mary Ellis, who are WHY LOSE YOUR CRE DIT STANDING WITH YOUR MERCHANT AND DOCTOR ........................ ? STOP! WHY JEOPARDIZE THE GREATEST ASSET YOU EVER HAD, YOUR SO CIAL STANDING IN THE COMMUNITY . . . . ? T H IN K ! Don’t forget when you asked for credit you asked for a Personal Loan. Remember, you asked for confidence when you asked for credit, and you were not compelled to sign a note or put up any kind of collateral as security. This is called a Character Loan by the banks, so don’t lose that confidence that your merchant or doctor bestowed on you. Start now to pay, part pay, or satisfactorily arrange to pay on that character loan. Remember you lose your character and you lose something you may never regain. Pioneer Service Co., Inc. State Office— Miner Building, Eugene, Oregon. — Watch for Green and Black Handbills with Accounts for Sale! ►
