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SECURITY THEME OF
FAM ILY CONFERENCE
“ The Im portance of S ecurity in
O ur L ife” , w ill be th e them e for dis
cussion by Mrs. M aude Morse, Ex-
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tension Specialist in P a re n t E d u ca
tion, from Oregon S tate college at
U m atilla C ounty's Fam ily L iving
Conference, O ctober 6th. T he con
ference will be held in th e L ittle
T h ea tre of th e V ert M em orial a t
P endleton s ta rtin g a t 10:00 o ’clock.
“It is our second an n u a l conference
of th is k in d ” , says Miss F ran ces
Clinton, Home D em onstration A gent
"and we welcome fath e rs as w ell as
m oth ers.”
E x h ib its of books, b u lletin s, inex
pensive pam phlets and f u rn itu re for
th e ch ild ’s room will be on display.
A day n u rsery w ill be open w here
ch ild ren may be left w hile m o th ers
a tte n d the m eeting. Each one should
b rin g sandw iches, cookies and fru it
for salad as p a rt of th e luncheon.
Mrs. Morse w ill discuss th e ques
tion of secu rity both economic and
em otional, physical and sp iritu a l.
She will fu rth e r develop such ph a
ses as: How may religion co n trib u te
to o u r feeling of secu rity ; how do
our schools help children to feel se
cure or insecure; w h at can be done
in a broken and unhappy home to
co n trib u te to th e secu rity of the
ch ild ren ; in the face of fin an cial
secu rity how can th e ch ild ren be
m ade to feel secure, etc?
The program in b rief Includes:
1 0 :0 0 — R eg istratio n .
1 0 :1 5 — Group Singing.
1 0 :3 0 — “ The Im portance of Se
c u rity in Our L ife,” Mrs. M aude
Morse.
1 2 :0 0 — Luncheon.
1:1 5 — Special Music.
1 :3 0 — Discussion of Q uestion Box
Questions.
2 :3 0 —'The P a re n t E d u catio n P ro
gram for 1937-38.
3 :0 0 — Closing.
DRESS GOODS LABELS
NEED SCANNING
W hen it comes to buying clo th in g
an d y ard goods, how ever, th e consu
m er is still p retty much a t th e m er
cy of th e m an u fa ctu re r, especially
if she does not fu lly u n d ersta n d th e
m ean in g of th e trad e term s used,
Miss P erd u e points out. F or in
stance, th e term s " s h ru n k ” and
“ p re -sh ru n k ” , w hich are
used
a
g rea t deal in th e d ry goods business,
are vague and m isleading, because
they have no d e fin ite m eaning, and
th e goods may o r may not sh rin k
w hen w ashed in th e usual way.
M aterials or g arm en ts b ea rin g th e
labels “ com pletely s h ru n k ,”
“ w ill
not s h rin k ,” or “ fully s h ru n k ,”
how ever, can be expected to do very
little sh rin k in g .
Cottons
b earin g
th e label "san fo rized ,” can be de
pended upon to sh rin k n ot more
th a n on e-fo u rth
inch
per yard,
w hich is a neg lig ib le am ount, Miss
P erd u e says.
T he m a tte r of color fastn ess has
been a problem in both ready-to-
w ear and in y ardage, she says. “ F ast
color” labels m ean little , and n o th
ing can be done if th e color does
fade. She su g g ests th a t a really
helpful label would be one sta tin g
th a t th e m a te ria l is “ fast color from
w ater, w eath er, b o ilin g or p e rsp ira
tio n .” Some fab rics now bear th e
N afel label issued by th e N atio n al
A ssociation of F in ish e rs of T ex tile
F abrics, w hich in d icates th a t th e
m a terial has been tested and found
to conform
to
th e asso ciatio n 's
sta n d a rd s for fast color to lig h t and
w ashing.
In b u y in g silk th e term “ pure-
dye” does not refer to th e p u rity of
th e dye used nor to th e p u rity of
th e silk, b u t r a th e r to th e am ount
of w eig h tin g in th e m a terial. A
silk may bear th is label if it con
ta in s n o t more th a n 10 per cent
m etallic w eig h tin g for all colors ex
cept black, w hich may co n tain as
m uch as 15 per cent. T h e term
“p u re silk ” does not m ean
th e
sam e as "p u re-d y e” silk, a lth o u g h
some m a n u fa ctu re rs use it w ith th is
m eaning.
G enerally, how ever, the
term "p u re silk ” has no d efin ite
m eaning, Miss P erd u e says.
More in form ative labels on all
kinds of m erchandise are being de
m anded by hom em akers all over the
co u n try as th e re su lt of a g rea tly
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increased in te rest in in te llig e n t buy-
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a c tin g extension specialist in clo th
in g an d tex tiles a t Oregon S ta te col
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STANFIELD PRESB Y TER IA N
CHURCH
. Jesse K. G riffith s, M inister.
1 0 :0 0 A. M.— S unday school.
7 :0 0 P. M.— Y oung People’s m eet
ing.
8 :00 P. M.— E v en in g service.
FULL GOSPEL MISSION.
A. B. T u rn er, P asto r
S unday school a t 1 0 :0 0 A. M.
M orning w orship a t 1 1:00 o’clock.
E v en in g Service a t 8 :0 0 o’clock.
Com m union and m issionary ser
vice th e first S unday
of every
m onth.
CHURCH OF CHRIST
C olum bia School
1 0:00 A. M. Bible school.
1 1 :0 0 A. M., D evotional service
and com m union.
SUMMONS
IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF T H E
STATE OF OREGON FOR UMA
TILLA COUNTY.
J. D. McKee and B ern ad in a Mc-
Kee, husband an d wife, P lain -
tiffs,
vs.
F ra n k E. LaDow; Louis M. La-
Dow and Faye LaDow, husband
and w ife; th e un k o n w n h eirs of
M attie A. LaDow, deceased; th e
u nknow n heirs of George A. Le-
Dow, deceased; th e City of P e n
dleton, a m unicipal co rp o ratio n ;
th e unknow n h eirs of A nna W.
W ells, deceased
(also know n as
A nn W ells, d e c e a se d ); th e u n
know n heirs of W. N. W ells, de
ceased;
th e u n k n o w n
h eirs of
B u rd ett W ells C row ner
(also
know n as B u rd ett W ells, deceas
e d ); “ also all o th e r persons or
p arties unknow n claim in g any
rig h t, title , estate, lien, or in te r
est in th e real estate described
in th e com plaint h ere in .” Defend
an ts.
To F ra n k E. LaDow, d efen d an t;
th e u nknow n heirs of M attie A. L a
Dow, deceased; th e u nknow n heirs
of George A. LaDow, deceased; the
unknow n heirs of A n n a W. W ells,
deceased (also know n as Ann W ells,
d eceased ); th e un k n o w n heirs of W.
N. W ells, deceased;
th e unknow n
heirs of B u rd ett W ells Crow ner ( a l
so know n as B u rd ett W ells, deceas
e d ); “also all o th e r persons or p a r
ties unknow n claim ing an y rig h t,
title, estate, lien or in te rest in th e
real estate described in th e com
p lain t h ere in ” ; In the nam e of the
S tate of Oregon:
You are hereby required to a p
pear and answ er the com plaint filed
ag a in st you in th e above en titled
co u rt an d cause w ith in four weeks
from th e date of th e firs t p ublica
tion of th is summ ons, nam ely, on or
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METHODIST CHURCH
before F riday the 29th day of Oc
tober, 1937; and if you fail to so
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Sunday school a t 10:00 A. M. Mrs. of, p la in tiffs will apply to the co u rt
STANDARD CORN, No. 303 ca n s....... 3 for
for th e relief prayed for and de
E. E. R a in w ater, su p e rin ten d e n t.
Ju n io r church a t 11:00 A. M. Lois m anded in said com plaint, to -w it;
for a decree th a t th e p la in tiffs are
TOMATOES, Blue & White 2!/2 cans .. 3 for
H utchison, su p e rin ten d e n t.
th e ow ners in "fee of th e whole of
W orship, 11:00 A. M.
th e follow ing described real proper
TOMATO JUICE, R. & W. 15 oz....... 12 for
Senior League service 7:00 P. M. ty in U m atilla County, S tate of Ore
gon:
E v en in g service 8 :00 P. M.
BROOMS, Red & W h ite ...............................
Lot Six (6 ) and
the W esterly
M idweek service next T hursday
fo u rteen (1 4 ) feet of Lot Seven
evening a t 7:45.
(7 ) in Mrs. LaDow’s A ddition to
BROOMS, Banner 4 se am .............................
Ladies Aid services every firs t and
th e Town, now City of P endleton.
th ird W ednesday.
Com mencing a t a point w here
Miss Lily G race M atheson, field
PUREX ........................................... >/a gal.
the W est line of Mill S tre et (w hen
secretary of the N atio n al W om an’s
exten d ed ) crosses th e South line
C h ristian T em perance Union,
will
BORAX C H IP S ..................................... 2 for
of Levee as it now stan d s on the
<>) speak in the H erm iston M ethodist
South bank of th e U m atilla R iv
MART COFFEE, We Grind I t ............. 2 lbs.
ch u rch next Sunday evening, Octo
er, th en ce in a W esterly d irectio n
alo n g so u th line of said Levee to
ber 3rd, a t 7:30.
a p o in t w here an extension of
EARLY RISER COFFEE.................... 2 lbs.
T he an n u a l rally of th e M ethodist
W est line of Lot Six (6 ), Block
S unday school w ill be held next
One ( 1 ), Mrs. LaDow's A ddition
MEAT DEPARTMENT
S unday w ith songs and recitatio n s
to P endleton, would in tersect said
South line of said Levee; thence
featu red .
FRESH OYSTERS.................. pint
in a Southerly d irectio n along
said extension of W est line of
CRABS ....................
each
said Lot Six (6 ) to th e N o rth
ASTIAN S3KKSE CHURCHES
w est co rn er of said Lot Six ( 6 ) ;
SALMON - HALIBUT............... lb.
th en ce in a E asterly
d irection
« ’’QUALITY" was the subject
along th e N o rth erly lines of Lots
of the Lerson-Serm on in all
Six (6 ) and Seven (7 ) in said
Churches of C hrist, Scientist, on
Block One (1 ), to a point w hich
Sunday. Septem ber 26.
is S ix ty -fo u r (6 4 ) feet E asterly
RED « W H IT E STORE
The Golden Text was, "F orever
from w hen m easured a t rig h t a n
O Lord, thv word is settled in
Free Delivery
Phone 341
Prompt, Courteous Service
gles to th e W esterly line of said
Lot Six ( 6 ) ; th en ce in a N o rth e r
**0*0000********************************************* hca-. e n ” (Ps. 1 1 9 :8 9 ).
ly d irectio n S ix ty -fo u r (6 4 ) feet
Anton-: th e citatio n s which com-
d is ta n t from and p arallel w ith
F? red the Lesoo 1-Sermon was the
said extension of W est line of
follow ing from th e Bible: “T hus
said Lot Six (6 ) to a point Tw elve
salth th e Lord th e King of Israel,
(1 2 ) feet d ista n t an d S outherly
and h 's redeem er th e Lord of
from th e South line of said Levee;
hosts; I am th e firs t, and I am
thence in an E a ste rly d irection
the la rt, and beside me th ere Is
TO D A Y , TO M O R R O W & MONDAY
and Tw elve (1 2 )
feet d ista n t
tio C od’’ (Isa. 4 4 :6 ).
from said South line of said Levee
The Lesson-Sermon also includ
to th e W est lin e of said Mill
S tre e t; thence in a N o rth erly d i
ed th e follow ing correlative pas
rection ab o u t T w elve (1 2 ) feet,
Hill* Bros., Red Can
sages f.-om th e . C hristian Science
and alo n g W est line of Mill S treet
textbook, "Science and H ealth
M. J. B., Green Can
to place of beginning,
with Key to th e S crip tu res,” by
free from any rig h t, title , estate,
Golden West, Glass Jai
Mary B aker Eddy; "To grasp the
lien or In terest of th e d efen d an ts
Shaw’s, Glass Jar
reality and o rd er of being In its
and each of the d efe n d an ts; th a t
Science,
you
m
ust
begin
by
reckon
Maxwell House
you or an y one or more of you have
ing God as th e divine Principle
no rig h t, title, estate, lien or in te r
of all th a t really Is . .
.N o
FLOUR, All Purpose............ . 49 lb. sack
est in said real p ro p erty or any p a rt
wisdom Is wi a b ut His wisdom;
thereof, and re stra in in g an d enjoin
no tru th is tru e , no love Is lovely,
ing you and each of you. as said de
OATS, Quick or Regular............... 9 lb. sack
fen d an ts. from a sse rtin g or claim
no life is Ll.'e but the divine; no
ing an y rig h t, title , estate, lien or
good is, but th e good God bestows.
CRACKERS, White or G raham ..... 2 lb. box
in te rest in th e said real p roperty or
Divine m etaphysics, as revealed to
any p a rt thereof, adverse to th e
sp iritu al
u n d erstanding, shows
WAX P A P E R ...................................... 125 feet
plain tiffs.
clearly thRt all Is Mind, and th a t
T his sum m ons is served upon you
Mind
is
God,
om
nipotence,
om
by pub iiecatio n th e re o f for four
COCOA
.......................................... 2 lb. can
nipresence. om niscience,— th a t is,
successive weeks In th e H erm iston
ail power, all presence, all Science.
H erald.
a new spaper
published
Peas, Corn, Tomatoes, Catsup,
Hence ail ta In reality th e inani-
w eekly in H erm iston. U m atilla C oun
Salmon, Sardines, etc.......... ................. each
fe tatio n of M ind" tp. 2 75).
ty , Oregon, by order of Hon. Calvin
j —
L. Sweek. Ju d g e of th e above e n
MATCHES
full carton
titled co u rt, made and dated th e
STA N FIELD PRESBYTERIAN
29th day of Septem ber. 1937. The
FIG BARS, fresh sto ck .........................2 lbs.
d ate of th e first p u blication of th is
CHURCH
sum m ons is F riday, th e firs t day of
O ctober, 1937, and th e last d ate of
D uring th e m onth of October we p u blication w ill be F rid ay , the 29th
rill em phasise th e C entennial pro day of October, 1937.
Smoked and Lunch Meats
Groceries • Fruit 4 Vegetables
PETERSON A PETERSON.
gram of th e Board of Foreign Mia-
Attorneys for P laintiff.
PHONE SOI
aiona.
Tim ely an d in sp iratio n al
Post Office Address.
rill be given every Sun-
Pendleton. Oregon.
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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1937
THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON.
•A G E FOUR
Y o u r h o m e a n d it s
fu rn is h in g s should b e
p r o p e r ly
p ro te c te d
against loss or dam age
by fire.
A policy in a stock fire
in s u ra n c e c o m p a n y is
y o u r b e s t f in a n c i a l
safeguard.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF HERMISTON
F. B. SWAYZE, President
Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
THANKS!
We wish to thank our many patron* for the in
crease in sales since our August first' announcement.
More people are finding every day that it pays
to buy the Co-op way.
The profit motive is absent here and with our
very low overhead, increased sales volume mean*
still more savings to you.
Look at these prices in our meat department
where expenses are the lowest—
BOILING BEEF .......................
l£ c
ROASTS ......................................
f gC
lb.
lb.
T-BONE..................................... X2C
OTHER STEAKS...................... XOC
lk
lk
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Owned by the People of the Community.
S A V E at
BOYNTON & KELLEY’S
BLUE LAKE BEANS
................. 4 lbs.
RED MEXICAN BEANS................. 4 lbs.
NEW CROP
Krispie or Snowflake Crackers
2 lb. carton
29c
QUICK ARROW SOAP FLAKES large pkg.
SUNBR1TE CLEANSER................. .. 3 for
WORKS FASTER
R A W BAKING POW DER...........I lb. can
MOODY’S PEANUT BUTTER
MJc
15*
24 oz. jar
P R P S H ST
OCK
FRESH
STOCK
VENCEDOR F L O U R ............49 lb. sack
GOOD ALL PURPOSE
$1.39
BROOMS, Kitchen Brand ........... 50c value
Preferred Stock or Royal Gelatin
Dessert, and JELL-0 .....................
HEINZ TOMATO JUICE
3 large cans
SPAGHETTI, In B u lk ...........................4 lbs.
KELLOGG’S CORN FLAKES .. 3 reg. pkgs.
CEREAL BOWL FREE
39c
5«
27c