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(Dite ìtermiatatt feralft J ACHKYEMENT DAY BANQUEHUESDAY CLUBBER&4.RADERS a d m it t e A f R ee COM M ITTEEM EN NAMED FOR S. C. A. BASKETBALL SEASON U. P. F. B. SECURED NOTED SPEAKER ’ SOON OPENED More th a n 100 farm ers atten d ed a m eeting la st F rid ay aftern o o n to h ear th e 1938 program for the Soil Conservation association explained by C arl Thom pson, co unty com m it teem an of P endleton. W alter A. H olt, county ag en t, of P endleton, and Ja y T. P ierson, a ssista n t coun ty agent, w ere also present. W. T. Reeves of S tanfield was again nam ed ch airm an of the d is tric t com m ittee, R. G. Saylor, vice chairm an , an d C. M. Jackson the th ird m em ber, w ith J. M. R ichards of S tanfield as a lte rn a te . Mr. Thom pson showed and ex plained c h a rts of th e ty p ical diver sified farm in th is a re a used as ex ample, b ut explained th a t each farm problem was d ifferen t, and m ust be worked o u t by th e individual w ith the county cem m lttee. The sum m ing up of th e program is th a t th e farm er m ust follow cer ta in p ractices w hich m ay be per formed to a tta in e ith e r soil deplet ing or soil conserving goals in or der to o b tain the farm allow ance. The farm er who was in th e p r o gram last y ear w ill receive no more benefits th a n th e one in th e pro gram today, Mr. Thompson said. An exam ple of a typical w h eat farm was also used in ex p lain in g th e pro gram. The county and d istric t com m it tee is a t th e service of an y farm er who w ishes assistan ce in lin in g up his farm w ith th e program . T he B ulldogs w ill open th e ir bas k etb all season on T uesday, Novem ber 30, in a gam e w ith Irrig o n a t Irrig o n . The schedule w hich was com pleted th is week Is su b je ct to change. Probably several B squad gam es will be added an d gam es w ith K ennew ick, Pasco and W a lla W alla. Games scheduled w ith team s In th e Upper C olum bia B asketball League has n o th in g to do w ith th e s ta te to u rn am en t elim ination. T he boys a re tu rn in g o ut for practice daily in p rep a ra tio n for the heavy schedule of fifteen or eig h t een gam es before to u rn am en t play. Coach O’Neil has scheduled th is heavy play to toughen th e boys for to u rn m e n t play and give them a ta ste of defeat. T he schedule is as follow s: November 30 .............. Irrig o n th e re December 4 ................ U m atilla th ere December 10 .................... Helix here December 11 ........... P endleton here December 15 ................... Echo th e re December 17 .................. A thena here J a n u a ry 8 ......................... Union here Ja n u a ry 18 ............. P endleton th ere J a n u a ry 21 .................. A thena th ere J a n u a ry 25 ............. H eppner th ere J a n u a ry 28 ...................... H elix th ere Ja n u a ry 29 .................... Irrig o n here F eb ru ary 1 ..................... - Echo here F eb ru ary 8 .................. U m atilla here F eb ru ary 11 ................. H eppner here The U m atilla P roject F arm Bu reau will open its w in ter m eetings S atu rd ay evening. Nowember 27th, a t the Union church. Thia m eeting will be th e f irs t of a series of such m eetings of w hich educational sub jects of In terest to every farm er and o th ers will be tak en up. Hon. C arl D. Thom pson. A.B., B.D.. M.A., L.L.D.. econom ist, a u th or, le ctu rer an d cru sad er, w ill be th e speaker of th e evening. He has been head of ’th e P ublic O w nership League of A m erica for th e past 23 years, of w hich he is th e founder, and is ed ito r of the P ublic O w ner ship of Public U tilities m agazine, of w hich J. D. Ross. B onneville’s adm in istra to r, is one p f the sta ff of edi tors. Mr. Thompson is m aking a speak ing to u r of Oregon and his next m eeting follow ing his appearance here will be in La G rande. People in th is section are fo rtu n a te to have the o p p o rtu n ity of h earin g such a noted speaker and should show th e ir appreciation by giving him a fine crowd. A m usical program is being a r ranged by th e com m ittee in charge. THEATRE OPENING GOLDEN DALE T he opening of the S tar th e a tre a t G oldendale, W n.. on November 6, was a g ran d success w ith th e pres e n ta tio n of B ing Crosby in “ Double or N o th in g ,” an d th e five local ta l e n t vaudeville acts. The th e a tre was purchased In A ugust by th e m an ag er o t th e Oasis th e a tre a t H er m iston an d Is being managed by Louise E b ert, know n In th e a tre c ir cles for m any years as a capable in te rio r d eco rato r an d rem odeling ex pert. T he th e a tre foyer was bedecked in fall flow ers se n t as tokens of a p p reciatio n an d co n g ra tu latio n s by th e Cham ber of Commerce. L ions’ club. G oldendale RetAil M erchants’ association, and several m erch an ts in tow n. A rich ly colored carp et had been laid as floor covering th e m orning before th e opening, and th e fro n t foyer, balcony and au d ito riu m showed th e h an d iw o rk of Louis E b ert. Included in m any o th er im prove m ents were renew ed fro n t, newly laid sidew alks in color, foyer w ith m odernistic fu rn itu re , new carpets for foyer aisles, drapes, new b al cony, and th e ad d itio n ot 60 new c h a irs in th e balcony. A capacity crow d atten d ed th e opening perform ance. Mr. Moore has operated th e local th e a tre for th e p ast seven years and has made extensive Im provem ents each year in th e in te rio r of th e b u ild in g and also made im prove m ents in th e sound system to keep in accord w ith th e recording ch an g es. D uring th e past year rest rooms, a balcony, im provem ents in the foy er, an d th e ad d itio n of a cry room have been made. The cry room is for th e convenience of m others w ith babies who may enjoy • th e p ictu re and h ear th e sound th ro u g h th e loud speaker w ith volume control, w hile th e baby Is being quieted and p u t to sleep. T he new th e a tre a t Goldendale w ill insure even b e tte r d a te s on pic tu res for th e p atro n s of th e Oasis th e a tre . ___ JUNIOR PLAY CAST PRESENTS NEW FIRES ’ modern f a m ily becomesuseful A play w ith a punch was p resen t ed la st F rid ay n ig h t by m em bers o£ th e ju n io r class u n d er th e d irectio n of Mlsa L avina May Lynch to a r a th er sm all, b u t ap p reciativ e audience. T he play was e n title d "N ew F ires and involved a Chicago a u th o r whose fam ily had lost th e ap p recia tio n of w o rth w h ile th in g s. T he plot was woven in to his plan to b rin g them to know and. u n d erstan d , and ag ain develop th e ir real selves. m e Meet was purcuaseu iroiu R alp h M arble, as S tephen S an try , VUas. rc»a anu w -a a prn.e w inner at th e fath e r, p o rtray ed th e w orried m e r -a c in c in t e r n a t io n a l m t e s t o c a and d istu rb ed fa th e r very w ell as i^xpositiou. m e carcass ot tne a n he planned to b rin g his fam ily to im al w in oe on uiapiay a n nay an estate in th e Ozark m ountains, ru aU K sgiu n g uay in m e w iuuow at left to him by his uncle. H e gave full reig n of th e household to L u n o y m o n ot n e n e y s store. ¿m ule«eiuent uay is a n a n n u a l aX- cinda A ndrew s, capably played by V irg in ia Dyer, as th e dom ineering *tair in m e p rogm iu 01 s - n ciuo housekeeper, whose a ssista n t was worn o u t m is year it is ueing a r- S uzanne Toler, played* by G ladys rangeu in m e lurtu Oi a oanquet, to W illiam s, as th e u n g ain ly spinster. oe serveu uy m e iauies ot m e m etn- H er long arm s and lan k y fig u re ouist cnureu. m e ooys and g in s and served her w ell in th e p a rt. Sid leaueis w in ue serveu prom ptly a t Sperry, a farm h and was played by o.uu o cioca anu m e seconu tam e HEPPNER W IL L COME D arw in Shaw, and was a "w ow ” in w in oe serveu a t i.u u o cioca. Vv n n e his sm all p a rt of g iv in g th e speech tne seconu tauie is ueing served m e HERE FOR SMOKER a t th e w edding an n iv ersary celebra ooys anu g in s w ill a n jo u rn to tne tion. H is*son, Je rry , played by m ain a u a tio n u m ot m e church Glen Elwood, carried one of th e The c u rta in raise r for th e smoker w here xtev. xt. it. u inkueiuer w ill JUNIORS W IN INTER- h ig h lig h t p a rts w ith his O zark staged December 2, betw een Hepp auuress tnem on ' T ne n e a r t oi tn e m ountain brogue in th e g u n -to tin g CLASS BASKETBALL ner and H erm iston high schools, x our n e a t Clover." A t s :0 0 o cioca an d rab b it-sh o o tin g scene. w ill be a bout betw een two sm all th e g en e ral program w in open in tn e n ig n scnooi au d ito riu m w itn W. PARK BUILDING E arly In th e play P h y llis and The ju n io r class b asketball team boys who have p len ty of fig h t. An A. H olt, county ag en t, presiding. Billy S an try b u rst into th e sc rip t aa won the honor Of h av in g th e ir num eig h t boxing b o u t card w ill follow G eraldine M ullins an d Jesse Moore The m ale q u a rte t w ill open the IMPROVEMENT erals engraved on th e L etterm en s in th ree rounds each. fairly rushed in to c h a ra c te r on the» p rogram w itn several selections. I t The fea tu re bout of four rounds club trophy by w in n in g th e in te r is composed oi J. A. Clarke, hi. D. scene of the d in in g and living room will be betw een Don A lsto tt of H er class b asketball games held la st F r i At its re g u la r m eeting la st even of th e fam ily estate, snooping in to M artin, A1 Q uiring and W. L. day and ea rly th is week. T hree m iston and T iny C aldw ell of Uma corners and ca stin g sa rcastic re H am m . S upt. W. U. K ersbergen w ill ing the H erm iston Com mercial club gam es w ere played an d each year tilla. moved to app o in t a com m ittee to act m arks in all d irec tio n s a b o u t its, m e n speak to the boys and g irls on The H erm iston boys ap p earin g on the class ta k in g th e in ter-class w ith sim ilar com m ittees from th e an tiq u ity , and th e ir deceased uncle. 4-H club w ork and its relatio n sh ip gam es w ill have th e ho n o r of hav the card are: H arold N eill, 120 lbs.; U m atilla P ro ject F arm B ureau and to th e school program . This w ill be S tep h en ’s lu x u ry loving w ife.' ing its n um eral engraved upon th e Jesse Moore, 129 lbs.; Tom Lots- Xollowed by a read in g by Mrs. W al- o th e r o rg an izatio n s to im prove th e face of th e cup. played by Mary H elene Piersoi, and peich, 135 lbs.; Presley S tillin g s. exhibit b u ild in g a t th e com m unity xer S m ith. his spoiled 20 y ear old d au g h ter, The first gam e was betw een th e 138 lbs.; D arw in W ebb, 144 lbs.; Miss F ran ces C linton, County park for th e purposes of holding sophomores and seniors, the sopho E. Moyer, 145 lbs.; Bob C h ristian , played by C laudine H ale, came on public m eetings. H om e D em onstration A gent, an d to th e scene n ex t w ith disapproval mores w in n in g 21 to 15. The sec 178 lbs. The plan is to lay a good floor of ond contest was won by th e ju n io rs Ja y T. P ierson, a ssista n t county ag w ritte n over th e ir co untenances and The bouts w ill be staged a t 8:00 en t, w ill give rep o rts on 4-H club cem ent or wood and to line th e 23, ag a in st th e freshm en 7, and the o’clock in th e high school gym. Ad a d eterm in a tio n to re tu r n to th e a c tiv itie s to r 1937. T his w ill be w alls an d ceiling w ith lum ber or fin al game w as tak en by th e ju n io rs mission is fifty cents and tw enty- SECOND TURKEY city im m ediately. A nother m em ber iollow ed by a vocal an d in stru m e n firtex to In su late th e building, m ak 35 to 6, a g a in st th e sophomores. of th e fam ily n ex t appeared in th e five cents. POOL NOV. 29-30 tal num ber by Bruce an d Bob F ol ing it com fortable at all seasons of c h a ra c te r of Dick S an try . a carefree the year. It is also proposed to add college stu d en t, played by Jo h n Change Train Schedule. R eports on th e tr ip tt> th e N a kitchen and d in in g room facilities HOME EXTENSION T he second tu rk e y pool by the Knox, who had ju s t m arried Eve. tio n al D airy Show a t Columbus, in order th a t refresh m en ts or b an E ffective Sunday, Novem ber 28. E astern Oregon T urkey G row ers as- played by V irg in ia W ells, w ith o u t Ohio, w ill n ext be giv en by E ugene quets may be served. A dem and for Union Pacific W estbound tra in No. U N IT MEETING sociation w ill be held November 29 th e blessing of his fa th e r or th e such a b u ild in g here has been voiced Rugg ot U m atilla, and K en n eth Ben- 25, Pacific L im ited, w ill leave S ta n and 30 an d may be carried over to m eans to sup p o rt a wife. Both c a r sel ot H erm iston, w ho represented for a long tim e. W hen com pleted field 3:40 p. m. instead of 4 :40 p. December 1st, as in d icatio n s now ried o ut the p a rt of the The Home E xtension U n it m eet the building may be used a t low cost the S tate ot Oregon as a dairy dem m ing was held Tuesday aftern o o n a t are th a t th ere w ill be a heavy pool. m arried couple ex ceptionally w en by o rgan izatio n s or groups of peo m., a rriv in g a t P o rtlan d 8:40 p. adv. o n stra tio n team . ■» instead of 9 :40 p. m. the home of Mrs. J. T. Pierson, w ith It is not a n ticip ate d th is w ill be th e and h eld some serious conference« ple w ithin a rad iu s of 25 to 50 miles A piano solo w ill be g Mrs. Pierson and Mrs. H. G. McCul h eaviest pool, b u t two days may not before Dick d eterm ined to w ork out for w hich th e o rig in al plans of the en by Miss Golda M umm a, piano in a plan of modern ag ric u ltu re on the ley actin g as leaders in the absence com plete receiving and shipping. com m unity p ark board were de Sconts to P - die ton. stru ctor a t H erm iston. farm . of Miss F rances C linton, Home Dem G row ers are w arned n ot to kill signed. ‘ of the h ig h lig h ts on the pro Six Boy Scouts from th e H erm is Dr. Lynn G ray, a young v illage birds th a t they are not positive are The com m ercial club also ap p o in t ton troop atten d ed a conference a t o n stratio n A gent, of P endleton. gram w ill be a ta lk by D. E. R ich T able se ttin g for b reak fast, lunch ready, since th is w ill reduce the physician, played by Ja c k T illery, ards, su p e rin ten d e n t of th e Unio ed a com m ittee to advise w ith th e P endleton la st S atu rd ay , November m astered th e situ a tio n w hen called E xperim ent S tation, a t Union, Ore., Pacific T elephone & T elegraph com 20. at w hich scout executives w ere and d in n er was dem o n strated by percentage of prim e birds from In professionally to v isit Olive, who im prove present. The occasion was th e an th e leaders. A sm all group of la th e ir flock th a t m ight otherw ise go was n ot ill b u t m erely being d iffi nn ‘‘4-H Club W ork and Its R ela pany in extensions and Hon to a Com m unity.” Mr. R ichards m ents of its lines th ro u g h o u t the nual Green Bar conference of the dies were in atten d an ce. T he next as first grade. G row ers are also ad cu lt, and ev en tu ally convinced her Boyls a t m eeting is scheduled for December vised to keep th e ir birds in an open th a t she had h e a rt tro u b le, b u t not is a favorite of the boys and girls te rrito ry . The com pany is expected Btyiie M ountain council. shed or b u ilding for proper cooling _______ in club work. , to have a force of men here for th e ten d in g w ere E arl W atson, assis 8 th. before they are b ro u g h t to the pool. of a serious n atu re. The u n d erto n e Sum m er school scholarship and w inter to reco n stru ct its system. ta n t scout m aster. Bill Belt. Tom T his will lessen th e possibility th a t of th e p a rt would Indicate th a t Thomas Hansen Passes. achievem ent pins w ill be presented F raser, Bob T rum bull, Boh Smith The club also voted to assist in F a th e r Stephen and th e doctor w ere pre-cooling w ill be necessary. bv J A Y eager, county school sup securing im provem ent of a new road and C harles H ale. w orking together. Thom as H ansen passed aw ay a t e rin te n d e n t, and F. W . Savage as in th e W estland d istric t from th e Billy became enam ored by a St. A n th o n y ’s hospital In P endleton, s is ta n t m anager of th e P endleton Eugene ran c h to th e lands u n d er n eighbor g irl Mary M arshall, played Organize Lexington C. £ . W ednesday m orning. November 24, SCHOOLS FORM B ranch of the F irs t N ational Bank the high line w here Col. L. W. Jor by GeorglA Rae Neal, who had be A group of young people from the a t th e age of 82 years. He had been BASKETBALL LEAGUE come a friend of P hyllis, la te r be ot P o rtla n d , w hich fu rn ish es pins don is developing a large ran ch and a resident of H erm iston for th e past for th e m a jo rity of club boys and several new se ttle rs have recently H erm iston and H eppner C h ristian fifteen years and is known by m any com ing ill w hile a t th e farm w hich E ndeavor societies m et w ith young located. girls in Oregon. resu lted In a q u a ra n tin e for scarlet people here, having farm ed for m any UMATILLA, Ore., Nov. 24 (Spe Mr. Y eager w ill also aw ard two H. M. Sommerer, president of the people a t L exington la st S unday a f years. F u n eral arran g e m en ts have c ia l)— D irect re su lt of a big tu r n fever, confining th e fam ily to the ternoon to assist and in stru c t in the p urebred dairy calves presented by club, presided a t th e m eeting. over in high school coaches and estate for several weeks. Billy d e org an izatio n of a C h ristia n E ndea not been made a t th is time. local breeders, R. H. H artle y and C. p rin cip als a t th e beginning of the lig h ted In h av in g h er there. vor society there. T he m eeting was T he p a rt of M ary’s m other was A. L ynch, of H erm iston. p resen t school year has made a com Munsey Leaves Boynton-Kelley’s. presided over by Cecil W a rn er J r., CAR DEMOLISHED well portray ed by E lean o r Steiner. Miss C linton w ill lead 4-H club plete re-deal in b ask etb all setups. president of Colum bia U nion C. E.. T he solution to th e fam ily prob- songs a t th e close of th e m eeting. L. Munsey, who has operated M un P revious iarrangetm ents failed to IN COLLISION who was assisted by Opal Stockard. M arket at th e Boynton & K el su it th e new men and th e whole leni was worked o ut when th ey all social chairm an, and P au lin e Stoop, sey's becam e in terested In each o th e r an d ley’s grocery store for several Two people w ere cu t and bruised trea su rer, of th e union. O thers go m onths, announced W ednesday th a t p ic tu re has been changed by crea were forced into usefullness by th e O. PAYNE ALBANY tion of th e U pper Columbia B asket last S atu rd ay evening w hen th e ing from H erm iston were Mr. and he was giving up th e m ark et to ac confinem ent of th e q u ara n tin e. Chevrolet car In w hich they w ere Mrs. Cecil W arn er. G lenn W arn er, cept a position w ith Safew ay Stores ball League. T his o rg an izatio n em S tag e se ttin g s w ere good and STUDENT PREXY braces th e team s involved in p re riding was sidesw lp«d by a tru ck V irg in ia Dyer, B etty M orehouse, E r in W alla W alla. He plans to take m ake-up and costum ing u n u su al. vious league arran g em en ts, b ut is and ov ertu rn ed on th e highw ay two Miss Lynch an d Ladrew M oshberger miles east of S tanfield. Joe T hom p nest R a in w ater and Mrs. J . B. Say th e position w ith them w ith in the sp lit in to two branches to reduce took care of th e m ake-up. O ther O scar Payne, recently elected son was ow ner and d riv er of th e car lor. the num ber of long trip s an d g en next two weeks. com m ittees assistin g w ith th e play p resid e n t of A lbany college stu d e n t and his w ife an d eldest boy were erally consolidate in terests. w ere; Stage— D arw in Shaw. A lford body, w as a resid e n t of H erm iston badly cu t and bruised. A nother T he ea ste rn b ran ch is m ade up ot Shipp and V estor Shaw ; T ickets— for several years an d served as pas son and G. W. G reathouse of S ta n L exington, S u n fie ld , B oardm an, I r E lb e rt Moore, G ilb ert G ettm an and to r of the M ethodist church here. field w ere o th e r occupants of th e rigon, Echo, Ione and U m atilla, L ester F la n n lg a n ; Usher»—-L a u retta H is b ro th e r H arvey P ayne operates car b u t th ey w ere u n h u rt. w hile th e w estern b ranch em braces M ulklns and Alma L aird. th e H erm iston D airy and has been sr1 H eppner, Fossil, A rlin g to n and Con Music was fu rn ish ed by Mary H el The Thompson fam ily recen tly a resid e n t for m any years. don. ' ene Piersoi who gave a piano solo moved o nto the S tan field p ro ject W hen w in n ers have been d e te r an d Guy Jeppe who played accord ing from N ebraska. T h eir com ALBANY COLLEGE, A lbany, Nov. com m ined by percen tag es in a ro u n d -ro ion selections. pletely dem onlished car w as b ro u g h t 17— E lected by a la rg e m ajority, in by th e R ohrm an M otor com pany T he b u lletin w arns not to mail bin schedule, th e two w inners will Post offices over th e U nited State« ■Oscar Payne, stu d e n t body president garage w recker. will m ake every effo rt to han d le the C hristm as cards in red, g reen or play for th e league chanipionship| of A lbany college a t A lbany, la the JO IN T MEETING C hristm as m ails w ith o u t congestion o th e r dark-colored envelopes, or in th e week of F eb ru ary 13 to 19. firs t m an on th e cam pus to hold th a t G lenn L inn, su p e rin ten d e n t of} and delay, b u t ow ing to th e en o r very sm all envelopes. T he address Hale’s Appropriate Calendar. office who is a m in iste r and a m ar mous volum e th is can be done only on all cards and le tte rs should be schools a t U m atilla, is executive sec OF REBEKAHS ried m an. H ale’s C onfectionery has issued a w ith th e cooperation of th e public. com plete, w ith house num ber and re ta ry of th e league. N ot only is P ayne is p astor of the P re sb y te r very ap p ro p riate calen d ar in mem Com pliance w ith rules and sugges nam es of stre e t, post office box, or, he pleased w ith th e new a rra n g e A Joint m eeting of R ebekahs from ian ch u rch a t B row nsville and is 40 ory of th e la te W ill R ogers w hich tions given in a b u lletin d istrib u ted r u ra l route num ber, and typed or m ents b u t rep o rts sim ilar a ttitu d e s Echo, S tanfield and H erm iston m et y ears of age w ith a wife and fam ily carries an illu stra tio n of W ill Rog by postm aster Bill Logan of H erm is p lain ly w ritte n in Ink. A re tu rn from coaches and p rin cip als over at Echo last F rid ay n ig h t w ith Mrs. of five children. H e has been a t ers and line« w ritte n to his memory ton will g rea tly aid In assu rin g th e address should be placed In th e u p th e league d istric t. May Jo n as of P rin ev ille, p resid en t te n d in g A lbany college for th e past by Leon Chase B utler, m ounted on prom pt delivery of all m all. of th e R ebekah assem bly of Oregon. No, per left corner of every piece of W hile schedules for th e en tire tw o years. paper. At th e side Is a email m ail w ill be delivered on C hristm as mall. group are n o t av ailable, th e Uma Mrs Jonas gave in stru c tio n in th e He drives back and forth from brown T he use of special delivery stam p tilla program is appended as an In work and a sh o rt program was en th erm o m eter and all is m ounted and day, December 25th. B row nsville to th e cam pus four tim es covered by a glass face. T he calen w here the joyed. Mrs. W a lte r Sm ith of H er D uring th e holiday tim e th e vol will assure delivery on C h ristm as d icatio n of w hen and a week. Since th e cam pus is 25 d a r appears a t th e bottom . These m iston and Miss E lva B erry of S ta n day, if m ailed a t the proper tim e. league team s meet. ume of m all increases approxim ately m iles d ista n t from his home, he have been Issued to a num ber of field gave readings. Among those Special delivery service m eans im 200 p er cent. It is a physical impos D ec.l, A rlin g to n th e re ; Dec. 7, going from H erm iston were Mes- averages more th an 1000 m iles per business houses and p atro n s and are m ediate delivery a t office of ad A rlin sib ility to han d le th is g re a t mass of g to n here; Dec. 10, L exington d sm e i B. J. N ation. R. C. McHey- m onth of d riv in g to a tte n d his clas very com mendable. m ail m a tte r efficien tly and prom pt dress. e re ; Dec. 14, S tan field h ere; Ja n nolds, W alter Sm ith, Roy Hale, G er ses. W ritten m a tte r In th e n a tu re of th ly w ith in a few days. T herefore th e 4, B oardm an h ere; Ja n . 11, Irrig o n War Service Recalled. public is urged to shop and mail Hersonal correspondence can n o t be th e re ; Ja n . 14. Echo h ere; Jan . 21, ald W hite, Geo. H ark en rld er. Gwvti Townsend Meeting Dec. 7. H ughes, Bill Ixigan and C urtis S i enclosed in parcels. packages early. In ad d itio n to c a rry in g a full load L exington h ere; Jan . 28, Ione th e re : The n ex t Tow nsend m eeting will P atro n s should send, as sealed Feb. 1, B oardm an th e re ; mons. ~i - » _______ •of college courses and ta k in g care Feb. 4, Special and u n u su al packages o f th e w ork in a tow n of m ore th a n be held Tuesday, December 7. and should have special packing, such ffr<t class registered m all, valuable S tanfield th e re ; Feb. 8, H erm iston Woolgrowers Christmas Party. 900 people, Payne takes a leading since th e re Is im p o rta n t business to as um brellas, canes, h ats, shoes, cut m a tte r such as coin and currency, th e re : Feb. 11, Irrig o n here; Feb. consider every m em ber is urged to Jewelry, and articles of sim ila r n a 18, Echo there. p a rt in stu d e n t life. flow ers, candies and draw ings. F ra T he Wool G row ers A u x iliary D uring th e world w ar. P ayne en be present. T he public is also in gile article s easily broken or crushed tu re. as well as any valuable m er Many of th e schools have new C h ristm as p arty will be held a t the listed as a rook. It was a t this vited to all m eetings. The Tow n m ust be securely packed and crated chandise or m a tte r for w hich the coaches w h o ’ are b rin g in g in fresh home of Mrs. H aw ley Bean a t Echo, g reatest p rotection av ailab le in the tim e th a t he determ ined to become send A uxiliary w ill m eet a t th e I or boxed. enthusiasm and new styles of play. F riday, December 3. at 1:00 o’clock. a m in ister. A fter his grad u atio n home of Mrs. F. E. E arn h a rt on I P arcels co n tain in g p erishable a r m ails is desired. T he com m ittee has asked th a t mem from A lbany college next Ju n e. he Friday. Novem ber 26th. a t 1:00. p.m. ticles sh all be m arked ‘‘P erish ab le” For fu rth e r inform ation on any T his league play has n o th in g bers w ishing to a tte n d no tify Mrs. plans to com plete h is tra in in g for m a tte r concerning any o th e r postal W. L. Morgan of H erm iston by Mon th e m in istry in a theological sem i A nyone in terested is invited to a t and packed in su itab le co n tain ers m a tte r, in q u ire of your local post w hatsoever to do w ith sta te to u rn a day evening. m ent elim in atio n . according to contents. nary. tend. m aster or one of his assistan ts. A il 4 - n ciuu ooys an d g irls and th eir le a u e is w in ue au iu n ieu n e e to m e ucineveuieui uay uauquet tor rueauay,, xw veuiuer i u u i , in m e uaaeineut ot m e aiein o d isi cnureu. n o c e e u a tio in m e sate ot u e a e ta to parem o an u irieuu» w m oe u*eu to netray m e expense ot sta g in g the u a n u fe t anu *»ay to r m e uauy oeei p u ie u aa eu tor m e occasion uy tne w luatina inojecL r a rm Bureau, PREPARE FOR CHRISTMAS MAILING EARLY TO AVOID CONGESTION AND DELAY Hermiston-Heppner Smoker, Dec. 2=Gym