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4-HCLU6 BOYS A N D G IR U HOLD FRONT
PAGE NEWS INTEREST DURING WEEK
MRS. M CM ULLEN
BENSEL-RUGG TO
OF PIONEER DESCENT COLUMBUS, O HIO
COUPLE TAKE
NUPTIAL VOWS
HOP HARVEST CLOSED
FOR ANOTHER YEAR
Mrs. J. W. M cMullen, who lives
K enneth Bensel and Eugene R ugg
Miss Lois Jackson, d a u g h te r of
one m ile w est o f H erm iston, is a de­ of H erm iston w ill leave F rid ay m or­ Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Jackson, became
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scen d an t of Joseph K n ig h t, pioneer n in g in com pany w ith L. J. Allen, th e bride of R o b ert E. B rissenden of
who cam e to Oregon w ith a wagon assista n t sta te 4- h club leader, for Bonneville, a t th e hom e of her p a r­ INDUSTRY FAVORED
tr a in headed by Dr. Wm. Keil in th e N atio n al D airy show a t Colum­ en ts Sunday aftern o o n , Septem ber
1855, estab lish in g a colony around bus, Ohio, to rep resen t th e sta te of 26th. Rev. David H ardy read th e ON PROJECT
Boys an d g irls in U m atilla coun­
A urora. A sto ry of th e m ig ratio n Oregon in a d em o n stratio n on th e ceremony follow ing w hich th e re was
ty have held fro n t page news in te r
tr a in was carried in th e Oregon value of a safety bull pen. The boys a reception a t the home of th e
Hop h arv est on th e H erm isto n
eat d u rin g th e week th ro u g h th e ir BULLDOGS PLAY
Jo u rn a l la st Sunday, te llin g of th e won th e honor in com petition a t the b rid e’s parents.
project h as closed for an o th e r year
achievem ents in 4-H club livestock
WAITSBURG FRIDAY stra n g e c a ra v a n th a t le ft Bethel, sta te fair.
The bride, given in m a rriag e by w ith th e fin al b alin g com pleted fo r
a n d hom e econom ics divisions .E n­
Mo., headed by th e body of W illie
h
e
r fath er, was lovely in a floor th e O. T. L ockridge yard W ednesday
trie s in th e a n n u a l club show in
H erm iston h ig h plays th e ir sec­ K eil, son of Dr. Kell. T he boy was Temperance Play Well Attended. len g th gown of ru st velvet an d w ore n ig h t. T he crop th is year was one of
P en d leto n S atu rd ay w ere doubled
19 an d had lived in excited expec­
a shoulder corsage of talism an roses
over la st year, in d ic atin g a g re a te r ond home gam e F rid a y aftern o o n a t
“ The P riso n er a t th e B a r” a tem ­ and lilies of th e valley. Miss Ja n e heavy yield w ith as fine a grad e of
2 :00 o’clock on th e fair ground ta tio n of th e jo u rn ey w est, w in n in g
hops as are found in any p a rt of th e
in te rest.
perm ission from his fa th e r to drive perance play presented by local ta l­ Jackson, h er sis te r’s only a tte n d a n t state.
ft.
The o u tsta n d in g boy an d g irl in field. W a itsb u rg g rid d ers w ill do
th e lead w agon. B ut he died of m a­ en t draw n from th e various churches was a ttra c tiv e in a floor le n g th
th e county w as announced a t the th e ir stu ff in an effo rt to . keep the
L.
W.
Dixson,
one
of
th
e
m
ost
ex­
in
th
e
com
m
unity
was
presented
to
la ria , four days before th e scheduled
gown of royal blue velvet and w ore
show as E rm a R encken of F ree local B ulldogs from d en tin g th e vic­
tensive grow ers on th e p roject a n ­
d a te of d ep a rtu re . H is fa th e r kept a packed house in th e M ethodist a corsage of yellow roses an d bou
tory
colum
n.
T
his
is
th
e
th
ird
game
w ate r and Leo R ueber of S tanfield,
nounces a yield of ap proxim ately
ch
u
rch
last
F
rid
a
y
n
ig
h
t.
T
he
story
th a t prom ise and placed th e body in
vardia.
who w ill receive a free trip to th e for both team s. W aitsb u rg has two
2300 pounds per acre in th e th ree
a lead lined coffin filled w ith a l­ was of a m an on tria l for th e m u r­
Bill B rissenden acted as best m an
w
ins
and
no
d
efeats
w
hile
H
erm
is­
P acific
In te rn a tio n a l
Livestock
year old yard and a sm aller produc­
der
of
a
w
om
an.
T
he
sto
ry
was
well
for his b ro th er.
ton has tw o d efeats and no v icto r­ cohol, p lacin g it on th e lead wagon.
show in P o rtlan d .
tion in th e baby hop yard. T he to ta l
W illie proved not only a guide but portray ed an d presented.
ies.
Out of tow n guests included Rev yard production w ill be ap p ro x im a­
Style Revue Winner.
and Mrs. David H ardy, Mrs. E. R tely 14 ton in th e bale. Mr. D ixson
W hile losing both of the previous a savior. In d ian su p e rstitio n s kept
A nne Som m erer, d a u g h te r of Mr.
Move to Tillamook.
G aylord, Mrs. Asa G aylord, C linton
s
ta
rts th e B ulldogs have m ade m a rk ­ th e red m an from a tta c k in g th e
said th e new hops w ere p lan ted la te
and Mrs. H. M. Som m erer of H e r­
w agon tra in headed by a dead body,
Mr. an d Mrs. G eorge McKenzie W eeks, Bill Brissenden, C orral B rie in A pril an d should have been p u t
m iston, won g ran d cham pion prize ed im provem ent an d feel th a t it is believing th e sp irit hovered protec-
and fam ily left M onday for T illa ­ senden, Miss M ary B rissenden, Miss in th e ground in F eb ru ary , m ak in g
in th e style revue as th e best dressed th e ir tu r n to be listed as w inners. tin g ly over th e people.
L
ine
play
has
im
proved
g
re
a
tly
and
mook,
Ore., w here th ey will o perate A nna Gaylord of M ultnom ah; Mrs th e yield less.
g irl. She w ore a d a rk blue silk crepe
T he p a rty reached Oregon and a service sta tio n for th e n ex t year. Brendon F itz p a tric k of P o rtlan d ;
th
e
pony
backfield
really
g
o
t
going
drees,
w ith a
w h ite collar, red
Mr. Dixson has a 12 ton c o n tra ct
a t tim es la st week. W ith an o th er ev en tu ally , in th e course of years J. G. P earso n h as leased a sta tio n Mr. an d Mrs. H a rry M itchell of Sa
b elt and m a tch in g accesories.
w ith th e Olympic B rew ing Co.,
lem
;
Mr.
an
d
Mrs.
H
erb
ert
H
edw
all
th a t followed, th e se ttle rs sc attered : th ere and th ey w ill o p erate it. They
A nne is a senior in h igh school w eek’s p ractice to im prove tim in g
w hich is represented by Mr. Sch­
Dr. K ell died in 1877, Joseph have been in H erm iston for several of A berdeen, W n.; and Mr. and Mrs
and w ill receive her six year pin In and blocking, th ey should prove a
m idt, who issued a sta te m e n t th a t
Don
Jackson
of
T
he
Dalles.
th re a t to m ost h igh school goal K n ig h t, and his five sons— Adam, m onths a fte r com ing from C astle
club w ork th is year. She has acted
the Dixson hops produced th e h e a ­
lines.
W illiam , George, Joseph and C h a r­ Rock, W n., w here they operated a
Follow ing th e reception th e bride viest of an y yard in th e sta te of
as leader of a sew ing club th e past
les— w ithdrew from th e colony and statio n .
an d groom left on a trip to Clay Oregon. These ho p s a re of a seedless
y ear w ith seven members, including
H erm isto n h ig h school lo st th e established a new se ttle m en t several
City, Illinois, w here they w ill m ake v ariety w ith all m ale vines ta k e n
herself. U nder h er directio n th e
second s ta r t of th e season to the m iles d is ta n t on th e p resen t site of
th e ir home.
g irls won prizes a t th e U m atilla
from th e field and a re said to pro­
K ennew ick Lions.
T he gam e was Canby. Charles, one of th e sons of REVIVAL MEETINGS
P ro je c t fa ir held here in Septem ber
duce a much b etter flavored hop.
played on th e K ennew ick g rid iro n Joseph K n ig h t, w as th e fa th e r of OPEN SUNDAY
GENERAL M O V IN G
an d also a t th e P endleton show as
Dixson believes th is te rrito ry as
la st F riday , Septem ber 24. A ser­ Mrs. McMullen. M any descendents
follow s: R u th McCulley, six th ; P eg­
ideal for hop grow ing w ith very lit­
ies of m istak es and breaks gave of th e pioneer group still reside In
W
INTER
VA
C
A
TIO
N
gy Sommerer, n in th ; M ary Som m er­
tle tro u b le from pests experienced
Revival m eetings w ill open Sun
K ennew ick th e ball w ith firs t down and n ear Canby.
e r , six th ;
D orothy K nox, fifth ;
so far. A bout A ugust 1st th e re was
day, O ctober 3rd, a t th e H erm iston
on th e H erm isto n two y ard lin e in
Two fam ilies exchanged houses
A nne Som m erer, fo u rth ; and T hel­
little show of lice on th e hops b u t
Union ch u rch w ith E v an g elist G. B,
the first m in u te of play. Two plays ETHEL COUCH WEDS
th is week w hen Mr. an d Mrs. J. A
m a Shipp and M arjorie G rey did not
change in the w eath er and w ith
Schmid of S h erid an co n d u ctin g the
p u t th e ball over an d th e try for
C larke moved in to th e C. M. Best the aid of the Lady Bug they soon
ex h ib it a t P endleton.
services for an in d e fin ite period,
A
T
RITES
M
O
N
D
A
Y
goal was good.
residence so u th of tow n, and Mr. disappeared, he said. H e expressed
A nne won second place on sew ­
Schmid has been an evangelist for
I'he B ulldogs settled dow n som e­
and Mrs. C. M. Best moved in to the pleasure w ith the cooperation re ­
in g a t th e pro ject fa ir and w as a
several
years.
He
w
ill
give
chalk
w hat and proceeded to m ake It a
m em ber of th e style revue team
M arried a t an 8 :0 0 o’clock cere­ d raw in g illu stra tio n s each evening A nna Strohm residence, occupied ceived from his crew th is season and
ball gam e. T he h eavier K ennew ick
show ing a t th e sta te fair. A nne
mony
in th e S eventh Day A dventist to g eth er w ith special m usical n u m ­ by th e C larke fam ily, w hich they stated
th a t m any of th e pickers
team set back tim e a fte r tim e w ith
have purchased. Mr. an d Mrs. Clarke made good money.
sta rte d In club w ork at the age of
ch
u
rch
of H erm iston M onday even­ bers.
m ore th a n th e u su al ten y ard s to
have b o u g h t th e flock of 650 W hite
12 years an d believes th e club lead­
O. T. L ockridge w as the firs t to
go w hen th e lin esm an ’s sign called ing, Septem ber 27, w ere Miss E th el
C. W arn er, p asto r of th e church, L eghorn hens from the Bests and
ers have a g re a t deal to do w ith th e for fo u rth down.
Couch,
d
a
u
g
h
te
r
of
Mr.
an
d
Mrs.
I.
Introduce th e hop in d u stry in th is
T his defensive
announces th a t th e re w ill be ser­
have ren ted th e residence. Mr. and te rrito ry when he p lan ted his yard
success of club work.
line w ork w as p a rtly n u llified by J. Couch of S tan field and W a lte r vices each n ig h t in th e week except
Mrs. Best expect to re n t th e ir house four years ago w hich he has o p e ra t­
Girls 4-H Events.
poor pass defense and fre q u en t fum ­ L ittle r, son of Mr. dnd Mrs. W . E. M onday, w hich w ill be rest n ig h t.
th is w in te r and vw,tll le av ey th e last ed every year b u t one since th a t
it
c
\
i
-
L
ittle
r
of
Avon,
Idaho.
•
T
he
Of 110 ex h ib its a t th e county bles on th e offense. The th ird q u a r­
of
October on a riv^ m onths’ to u r,
time. L ockridge is an experienced
show , 88 w ere by in d iv id u al g irls te r was a rep etitio n of th e second. ces w ere read by E ld er H arold G.
going as fa r south as F t. Myers, hand In th is field h av in g w orked in
To
Pacific
International.
Bass
of
W
alla
W
alla.
com petitors, th e re being four demon Thfc final iq u arter found th e (two
F lorida, on the G ulf of Mexico. They th e in d u stry In th e Y akim a valley.
A bank of fall flow ers form ed a
stratlo n s, and 14 en tries in th e sty le team s m oving b u t a few yards e ith ­
Ja y T. P ierson, a ssista n t county
will go by way of R aton, in n o rth ­ He has a larg e kiln on his p ro p erty
revue. Local w inners a re given in e r side of th e fifty y ard m a rk er u n ­ lovely background for the exchange ag en t, left for P o rtla n d
T hursday
ern New Mexico, to v isit friends,
th e various divisions:
w ith a group of 4-H club boys to a t ­
til th e la st m in u te of play. K enne­ of vows.
in w hich he not only dried five ton
th ro u g h n o rth ern Texas to F t.
Cooking 1 :— M ary M arg aret K en­ wick in tercep ted a pass and retu rn ed
M arion K in g sb u ry , accom panied tend th e P acific In te rn a tio n a l L ive­
W orth, n o rth of New O rleans, and of his own hops th is year b ut those
nedy, P au lin e
Roach, U m atilla; it th ir ty yards. An end ru n added by Golda M umma, san g “ W hen You stock show in P o rtla n d an d ex h ib it
alo n g th e G ulf of Mexico to so u th ­ for W. O. W h itse tt, w ho harvested
D orothy H ia tt, U m atilla.
te n to th e fo u r y ard lin e an d a first Come H om e,” preceding th e e n try of th e ir baby beef ca ttle. T hey w ere
ern F lo rid a, p la n n in g to reach th e ir his fo u rth crop th is year. W h itse tt’s
Cooking 2 :— G race Bensel, U m a­ down. T hree trie s a t th e line lost th e w edding p arty . Mrs. Couch, Chas. Kik, Jo h n M cM ullen, H a rry
d estin a tio n by late December. They hops w ere of th e best grade, Mr.
tilla ; M ary Som m erer, H erm iston.
two yards b u t th e fo u rth attem p t, m other of th e bride an d Mrs. L itt- Lewis, Gale M artin, Leo R ueber and
w ill re tu rn home th e la st of March.
Lockridge said.
Cooking 3: — A nne Som m erer, a pass, found pay d irt and ag a in th e ler, m o th er of th e groom , b oth at- Eldon Saylor.
Mr. Best plans to p urchase a sm all
H erm iston; C ath erin e K ennedy and try for p o in t w as good. T w enty tired in w ine colored silk, w ere ush­
Lockridge employed ap p ro x im a­
house tra ile r in w hich th ey will
Club Wires President.
V eta M oran, U m atilla.
seconds la te r th e fin al gun ended ered to th e places reserved for them ,
tely 70 pickers for a 20 day period
m ake th e trip .
Camp C ooking:— G race Bensel, th e game.
a fte r w hich th e b rid al p a rty en tered
The H erm iston Com m ercial club
and Dixson employed m ore th a n 90
U m atilla.
K ennew ick played fa ir ar.d con­ to stra in s of th e bridal ch o ru s from sen t a w ire to P re sid en t Roosevelt
PRATT-O’MOHUNDRO
pickers. P ick ers averaged >2 per day
C lo th in g :— R u th McCulley, V el­ siste n t ball all of th e game w hile L ohengrin, played by Mrs. F o rrest la st T uesday w hich was received
Miss Oris O’M ohundro, form erly in th e L ockridge yard, he states.
m a A m sberry, Peggy Som m erer, H er H erm iston mixed bad and good per­ S teinke.
aboard his special tra in a t O ntario
of H erm iston, was m arried Sunday,
m iston.
form ance.
K ennew ick
m ade th e
A lthough th e hop in d u try is
E ld er H arold G. Bass was follow ­ b rin g in g to his a tte n tio n
recom ­
C lothing 2: — A gnes K ennedy B ulldogs’ m istakes count for the ed to th e a lta r by little R alph S tein ­ m endations by A rm y E n g in eer Col. Septem ber 19th, to C hadw ick P r a tt young on th is project, it h as pros­
U m atilla; D orothy Knox, M ary Som­ L ions on th e score board w hile sta v ­ ke, th e Bible boy, and th e brid e­ R obins for fu tu re developm ent on of Im bler, Ore. Rev. L itus, pastor
pects of becoming one of th e m ajor
m erer, H erm iston.
ing off th e H erm iston th re a ts sh o rt groom w ith his best m an, Joe W hy- th e Columbia riv er, w ith th e firs t of th e C h ristian ch u rch of L aG rande
in
d u stries, hop grow ers u nanim ous­
perform
ed
th
e
cerem
ony
a
t
th
e
p
a
r­
C lothing 3 :— Joyce McCulley, E s­ of th e ir goal line. F in a l score, back.
dam a t U m atilla rapids. Acknow
sonage.
Mr. Bind Mrs. P r a tt will ly believe. T he hop m ark et has held
th e r McMullen, M arie Skovbo, H e r K ennew ick 14, H erm iston 0.
The bride, given in m a rriag e by ledgem ent of receip t of th e telegram m ake tihelr hom e in Im bler.
m iston.
fairly steady th is season.
her fa th e r, was lovely in a floor wfas received from th e P re sid e n t’s
C lothing 4 :— N ina R ae McCulley,
secretary
,
M.
H.
M
cIntyre.
le
n
g
th
dress
of
w
hite
sa
tin
an
d
a
The v erd an t F rosh have now re ­
A n ne Som m erer, H erm iston;
Mary
full le n g th veil. H er flow ers were
M arg aret K ennedy, G rade
Bensel, ceived th e firs t degree of th a t a n ­
Right Ad, Wrong Signature.
p ink roses w ith lilies-of-the-valley
cien
t
and
hon
o
rab
le
order,
th
e
Roy­
U m atilla.
and
m
aiden
h
a
ir
fern.
She
w
ore
a
The ad copy over th e sig n a tu re of
C lothing 5 :— C ath erin e K ennedy, al Society of th e G reen Bennie. The
neophytes tru d g ed
th e
b u rn in g bandeau of pink and w h ite ca rn a­ th e H erm iston
M ercantile Co-op.
V eta M oran, U m atilla.
tio n s in her h air. She w as preced store
last week was O. K., b ut
H om em aking:— G race
Bensel, ¡sands, road th e goat, w alked th e
slippery plank
or w h atev er the ed by her sister, little B etty Mae should have appeared over th e Con­
U m atilla.
P endleton (S p e c ia l)— Selected as
9oph
version
may
be. T he y earlin g s Couch, who wore a p ink silk crepe n o r’s
Cash Store sig n a tu re. T h ere th e o u tsta n d in g 4-H club g irl and review and 4-H sum m er school and
Room Im pro v em en t:— G race Ben
club leader.
w ere branded a t th e reg u la r round dress, sc a tte rin g flow ers in her w ere
some h ot prices b ut w ere boy in U m atilla county, Septem ber
sel, U m atilla.
Miss R encken is a m em ber of th e
path
.
dum ped on th e w rong store. S ig n a­ 25th by a local ju d g in g com m ittee,
C anning 3 :— M arie Skovbo and up in th e high school b u ild in g T ues­
F
reew
ater 4-H club and
is th e
day
n
ig
h
t.
A
fter
m
eekly
perform
Miss M ary E lsie L ittle r, sis te r of tu re s a re co rrect th is week.
E sth e r M cMullen, H erm iston.
E rm a Rencken of F re ew ater and d a u g h te r of Mr. and Mrs. J. B.
ing
th
e
m
any
ta
sk
s
stip
u
la
te
d
by
th
e
groom
and
maid
of
honor,
was
C anning 2 :— M arie Skovbo, Joyce
Leo R euber of S tan field will go to Rencken. She g rad u ated from th e
the m ighty Sophs, th e F rosh were a ttra c tiv e in yellow n et over ta ffe ­
Goat Cause of Bump.
McCulley, H erm iston.
P o rtlan d next week as guests of The M cLaughlin high school th is spring.
C anning 1 :— M arie Skovbo, N ina received into ¡the u pper cham ber and ta, and wore a shoulder corsage of
A g o at caused H arold Bushm an to F irs t N ational Bank of P o rtlan d for She was club leader of home econo­
T he brid e'sm aid s
were bum p in to th e re a r of B ert Q uick's th ree days d u rin g th e P acific In te r­
Rae McCulley, A nne Som m erer, H er­ fed. T he feeding was n ot too heavy rosebuds.
mics; won th e county scholarship to
as th e Sophs h av e both a business Miss L uella Couch, siste r of the
m isto n ; R u th Jo rd an , Echo.
car, parked in fro n t of his house n atio n al Livestock E xposition. They th e 4-H sum m er school; won firs t
bride, and Miss Irene Challis, tihe last S a tu rd a y n ig h t, wlgen it ran were declared w in n ers from
W ash D ress:—• Joyce McCulley, sense and a lig h t treasu ry .
th is a t th e com m unity an d co unty F air,
form er w earing a blue organdy dress onto th e highw ay.
•H e rm isto n .
Bushm an was county in th e second a n n u a l 4-H ta k in g her aw ard s In home m aking
an d th e la tte r a dress of green or­ d riv in g a pick-up tru ck and In Club A chievem ent an d
Wool D ress:— C a th erin e Kennedy,
L eadership and sty le review. She represented
An in stallm en t of books for th e
gandy.
Both carried roses.
Jean av o iding th e g o at th e cars collided. co n test sponsored by th e P o rtlan d
U m atilla.
high school lib ra ry arriv ed
th is
th e county in a sty le review a t the
Best D ress:— A nne Som m erer, week and th e individual books will K ingsbury, tra in bearer, wore a yel­ T he force of th e Im pact th rew B ush­ in stitu tio n am ong 19,000 club mem­ sta te fair.
low o rgandy floor len g th dress.
H erm iston.
man
forw ard and his upper jaw bers in Oregon.
be m ade av ailab le to stu d e n ts by
In recognition of his a c tiv ity in
U shers were Fred Davis an d Roy bone was broken as he stru ck th e
“ Care of H a ir,” C a th e rin e K en­ th e firs t of n ex t week.
Two w in n ers from every county poultry,
potatoes,
corn,
alfalfa,
Pearson.
nedy and V eta M oran, U m atilla.
car. T he pick-up tru ck was d am ­ in th e s ta te are being announced hogs, sheep and beef, Leo Rueber
Mrs. F o rrest S teinke, accom pan­ aged considerably.
“S alads", G race Bensel and Jean
th is week th ro u g h H. C. Seymoure, was chosen from am ong boys of th is
H igh school stu d e n ts held a rally ied by Mrs. Don Sikes of Chico, Cal.,
M cKenzie, U m atilla.
S tate Club D irector, In ch arg e of county. He Is a m em ber of S ta n ­
on Main stre e t W ednesday n ig h t as san g two num bers d u rin g th e cere­
ju d g in g and aw ards. T he 72 coun­ field 4-H club, of w hich Ja y T.
Boys Receive Awards.
a prelude to th e W a itsb u rg gam e mony. The bridal p a rty le ft to the Townsend Club Meeting Monday.
ty w inners, to g e th er w ith tw o from Pierson is leader, and Is th e son of
D airy and beef cattle, hogs, steers, Friday.
T he Tow nsend club will hold its th e City of P o rtlan d , w ill convene Mr. and Mrs. A. J. R ueber of S ta n ­
s tra in s of M endelsshon’s march.
sheep, wool, poultry, corn and pop­
co rn all had m any e n trie s in 4-H
An inform al reception was held next m eeting on Monday, October in P o rtlan d October 4, 5 and 6th. field. In 1933 he won G rand Cham ­
in te re st an d
personal pion sw eepstakes on his Duroc J e r ­
T he first issue of th e h ig h school a t th e home of Mr. an d Mrs. A. 4th, instead of th e reg u la r n ig h t due Increased
a n d F u tu re F arm ers ex h ib its S a tu r­
paper, “ T he B ulldog” , w ill ap p ear M. Brock of Stanfield. R efreshm ents to ch u rch services being held in the ach iev em en t am ong m em bers have sey g ilt a t th e E astern Oregon Live­
day. Local w inners w ere:
church th a t evening. Members are m ade th is y ea r's choice a d ifficu lt stock show. In 1934 he won th e f i t t ­
w ere served to fifty guests.
G ilt— Du roc Jersey, fa t hog: K en­ next week.
n e th Bensel.
For trav elin g . Mrs. L ittle r w ore a requested to b rin g article s for a task, acco rd in g to th e ju d g in g com­ ing and show ing co n test and took
G ilt— P oland C hina: H enry Som­
navy
blue w ith accessories in red sale, an d a n y th in g from canned m ittee, composed of W alter Holt, first and second on his sheep a t th e
T he glee club is busy try in g out
goods to crow ing roosters will be co unty ag en t. J. A. Y eager, su p e rin ­ same show. In 1937 he showed his
m erer. C harles Kik, H erm iston.
th e music of several c a n ta ta s w ith and a shoulder corsage of roses.
accepted. A door prize will be given. te n d en t of schools, U m atilla county, S h orthorn ste er an d won champion
G ilt— C hester
W hite:
L au retta
Mr. and Mrs. L ittle r a re both
th e purpose of selecting one for pro­
An u n u su al o ccurrence a t th e last and W ill Glass, m anager of th e P en ­ of th e breed a t th e E astern Oregon
M ulkins. H erm iston.
g rad u a tes of Y akim a V alley Acade­
duction.
m eeting was th e d raw in g of her own dleton B ranch of T he F irs t N ational Livestock show. D uring his club
Best F a t H og: L avester M ulkins,
my They will m ake th e ir home at
n um ber by little M agdolene Jack - Bank of P o rtlan d .
H erm iston.
work he has taken tw enty-one first
T he G irls’ League w ill have a Avon, Idaho.
man,
w'ho m ade th e d raw ing. The
E rm a Rencken. member of F ree­ places, fifteen seconds, eleven th ird s,
Senior H ereford 8 te e r:
E ugene
p a rty F rid ay a t th e h igh school for
prize was a sew in g set. The e n te r­ w ate r 4-H club, directed by Miss tw o fo u rth s, th ree fifth s and a six th
R ugg and H a rry Lewis. H erm iston. m em bers an d th e ir m o th ers . T he
ta in m e n t com m ittee will p resen t a F ran ces C linton, was announced place.
Besides tak in g p a rt in th e
S enior 8 h o rt H om S te e r: Ken- T orch H onor society will have a par
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program and th e public is invited w in n er am ong girla for her work In ex h ib its he was also a m em ber of a
(C ontinued on la st page)
ty F riday, October 8th.
BRING RESULTS
to all m eetings.
cooking, sewing, home m aking, style
More locals on page Four.
W ert Um atilla County Clubbers Take Share of
Prizes at County-Wide Show Saturday; Anne
Sommerer Wins Grand Champion in Style Revue.
OUTSTANDING 4-H CLUB BOY AND GIRL
ANNOUNCED SATURDAY AT PENDLETON