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PAGE FOUR THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON. of th e firs t h alf was fast an d fu r; ious, and ended 12 to 4 in favor of H erm iston. The defense tig h ten ed up in the second h a lf an d U m atilla sta rted h ittin g long ones. T he Bulldogs failed to score in th e th ird q u a rte r and th e V ikings gain ed 10 points, b u t th e Bulldogs w ere still two in th e lead. T he H erm iston q u in t re newed h er fig h t an d dropped th ree fast shots in th e la st few m inutes to cinch th e gam e w hich ended 18 to Bell Ringers at Christmas Time In our wide assortment of gifts you will find something that will be JUST RIGHT for every person on your list, and reasonably priced. . . 13. Both team s fo u g h t h ard and no one knew from one m inute to the next w hich team would p ut on a rally and proceed to mop up the gym w ith th e o th er. AVOID WORRY — SHOP EARLY — and thus PURPLE A N D GOLD REVIVED____ Make Gift Giving a Pleasure All gifts securely packed for shipping, if you wish, at no additional cost..................... Hermiston Drug Co. HERMISTON, OREGON BULLDOG DEFENSIVE PLAY OUTSTANDING last h alf progressed in Ju st about th e same fashion as th e first, and the gam e ended 46 to 17. A gain M argie E stle was high p o in t g irl for H erm iston, h av in g scored 2? points and P atsy Cooney for U m atilla w ith 10 points. The Bulldog-V iking gam e was very fast and close checked, w ith shots very few and far betw een, and connections few er and fa rth e r. T he game was so fast th a t fouls were freq u en t, b ut no one w ent o ut of th e game. The H. II. S. boys’ and g irls’ hoop squads made it two in a row S a tu r day, December 4, a t U m atilla, w hen they defeated both th e ir team s to th e tune of 46 to 17 for th e girls and 18 to 12 for the boys. The girls got off to a good s ta rt and scored 18 points in the firs t q u a rte r to U m atilla’s nothing. The second q u a rte r told a little d ifferen t sto ry because U m atilla girls began to w ork hard er, but failed to keep K napp sta rted th e firew o rk s w ith up w ith the H erm iston basketeers a basket from mid floor im m ediate and th e half ended 24 to 12. The ly a fte r th e tip-off. T he rem ain d er pr W'«6 dl Aft ^GREATER heat 4 W AY HEAT DISTRIBUTION C U S T O M - F IT DEFROSTER Enjoy the comfort of a cozy fireside in your car, as you drive. Firestone car heaters give warm, even, con stant flow of heat to all parts of the car. Buy on our Budget Plan, and EN JO Y driving this winter. New type circular core gives 40% more heat - distributed 4 ways, individual loot- a warmers for passen-S ger and driver. T a ilo r*' made defroster a t tachments give per fect visibility. Here’s a heater that gives expensive ser vice at a low cost. Modern design - olive green with chrome trim . Four-way heat distribution. Custom fit defroster avail able. 15 The heater that leads the field in price - yet offers real driving comfort for all con ditions. NO MORE "BLOW TORCH"BLAST BUT EVENLY DISTRIBUTED HEAT WITH FIRESTONE AUTO HEATERS/ 'Firestone AUTO SUPPLY > SERVICE STORES Pearson’s Service Phone 8 7 W Herm iston A fter tw elve y ears th e “ P u rp le and Gold’’ is ag ain b ro u g h t to life. T he a n n u a l u n d er th a t nam e was discontinued in 1925, but th is year it has been revived th ro u g h th e in terest of th e stu d en ts. A c o n tra c t has been given to a firm in K ansas City, Missouri, to supply m ateria l for th e an n u al w hich is to be m im eographed by the sen io r class. T his co n tra ct calls for a m inim um of 70 copies b ut can be increased to any am ount. W hen in 1925 th e a n n u a l was d iscontinued, it was h ard to get th e h igh school In terested in a p ublica tion of an y kind. It was th ro u g h th e effo rts of C hester Johnson, class of '32, th a t th e B ulldog was started . It has been g ro w in g stead ily ever since. A pproxim ately 75 stu d en ts have signed for a copy of th e "P u rp le and Gold” th is y ear and more may sign later. T he sen io r class is to do th e m ain p a rt of th e w ork on the book, b u t w ill need cooperation from all th e stu d e n ts in o rd er to p u t out a y ear book w o rth y of th e school. HEPPNER W IN S ON POINTS resid en ts of Bonneville, visited a t th e home of bis paren ts, Mr. and Mrs. G eorge K endler, Sr., for a few days before going to Coulee dam w here he w ill be employed. A rt Bousquet is here from Con don v isitin g bis fam ily. Mr. an d Mrs. David W alsh of The Dalles w ere in U m atilla Tuesday and W ednesday. P a t F alle n is rep o rted q u ite ill In th e P endleton hospital. Melvin Je n k in s of P o rtlan d spent a few days here w ith h er paren ts. Jam es B yrnes m otored to W alla W alla T h u rsd ay for Mrs. Byrnes and her sister, Mrs. M ark Comer, w here th ey had been for two weeks a fte r Mrs. B yrnes u n d erw en t an op eration. Mrs. A rt Bousquet and Mrs. Otto Pound sp en t T h u rsd ay in P endleton. • Mr. and Mrs. Bill S w itzler re tu rn ed hom e F rid a y from P o rtlan d w here th ey had been v isitin g for a week. W hile th e re th ey purchased a Buick s e d a n . ____ GERALD BUELL SERIOUSLY INJURED IRRIGON NEWS— G erald Buell, a fourteen year old school boy who is m aking his home w ith Mr. and Mrs. G lenn A ldrich, was seriously in ju red la st F rid a y when he accid en t ly ran his hand th ro u g h a glass door. He is a t th e H erm iston hos pital. E arl Isom is ill a t St. A n thony’s hospital in P endleton due to infec tion in his hand from a slig h t in ju ry. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. G raybeal have moved in to th e railro ad cabins. Mrs. Josephen moved to her home Sunday and is being cared for by Miss Neva B lair of Toledo, W n. Mrs. G ray b eal’s g ran d d a u g h ter, Mrs. E arl Isom, and little d au g h ter, are sta y in g w ith her d u rin g Mr. Isom’s absence. Mrs. E. F agerstrom . who accom panied her d au g h ter, Mrs. Chester W ilson, home a fte r the T h an k sg iv ing holidays, is seriously ill w ith pneum onia follow ing an a tta c k of flu. Mrs. Jack B row ning is carin g for her little g irl and Mrs. H arvey W arn er has th e sm all son. Rev. Carl A lquist, who was called to Mt. V ernon by th e illness and death of his m o th er last week, visi ted frien d s and relativ es here F ri day as he retu rn ed to his home at Vale, Ore. Mrs. N ora W ilson ac com panied him to O ntario, Idaho, to visit her m other, Mrs. F errill, who has been ill for some tim e. Revival services are being held/ the past ten days a t the P resb y ter ian church by Rev. Wybel of P en dleton, assisted by Rev. H. B. T ho mas of B oardm an. They w ill con tin u e u n til W ednesday night. Joyce P uck et is stay in g a few days w ith h er uncles, th e Benefiel boys. Mr. and Mrs. L aw rence M arkham and fam ily of B u tte .Mont., are sta y ing a t th e F ra n k M arkham home for th e w in ter. Mr. and Mrs. Gordeon. who are employed on th e dredge w orking on th e riv er here, have moved th e ir tra ile r house from Boardm an to the O Coryell place w here th ey w ill re side u n til th e w ork is finished. Mrs. Jones acted as su b stitu te teach er for h er husband, Supt. R alph Jones, F riday. Rev. and Mrs. Alcorn. Mrs. A rn- hurg, Mrs. Tom Caldwell. Alice W ilson. Mr. and Mrs. H arvey W ar ner, and Mr. and Mrs. Bedwell were am ong those a tte n d in g th e fellow- shin m eeting a t H erm iston Monday. Mrs. Roy Bedwell has been ill w ith a cold th e past week. T he boys’ high school basketball team played th e school team a t E c ho S atu rd ay n ig h t and won a deci sive victory. __ ________ T he Bulldogs opened th e ir sm ok er season a g a in st th e M ustangs in th e local gym T hursday, December 2. T he M ustangs won the sm oker w ith tw o tech n ical K. O.’s and a k n o ckout to H erm isto n ’s one deci sion. T here w ere tw o draw s in the sm oker. The opener w as a heavy-w eight bout betw een Schm elling and Louis. The bout w ent th ree rounds to a draw . T he first bout of th e even ing w ent to H erm iston w ith H arold N eil w in n in g th ree rounds over Ja ck H ealy. T he second bout was betw een Jesse Moore and Guy Moore. T his was th e first draw of the even ing w ith both boys p u ttin g up a very h ard , clean b attle. The th ird b a ttle was called off because the H erm iston boy outw eighed th e H epp ner lad. H eppner sta rte d to tow n in th e fo u rth b out w hich ended in a tech n ical knockout in th e second round. T he fifth bout was b attled to a draw . The six th bout was a had fought b a ttle betw een Elm er Moyer tyid Jo h n n ie H ays w hich end ed in a technical knockout for H epp n er in th e second round. T he final bout w er.t to H eppner w hen R ichard H ays won by a knockout over C hris EXTENSION MEETING tia n , in th e th ird round. The spe HELD IN STANFIELD cial event ended in a four round draw betw een Don A lsto tt and T iny STANFIELD NEWS — E ighteen Caldw ell. Echo and S tan field ladies atten d ed Each decision or win was worth th e extension u n it m eeting in th e one point, and if a draw , th e point ch u rch basem ent F rid ay afternoon. Miss F ran ces C linton, home dem on was sp lit. T he outcom e was th ree stra tio n ag en t, led the discussion on decisions an d two draw s for H epp food values an d meal p lan n in g . Miss E sth e r Fredreckson is recov ner. giv in g them four points. H er m iston won one decision, two draw s erin g from an appendectom y p er and a d efa u lt, to ta lin g th ree points. form ed a t St. A n th o n y ’s hospital W ednesday, Decem ber 1. Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k Brock of The U M A TILLA H I SCHOOL Dalles visited a t th e C. C. Samson home F rid ay w hile en ro u te to W al PRESENTS PLAY la W alla. Mrs. Brock and Mrs. Sam son are sisters. UMATILLA NEWS — The high Dr. W alter V an Nuys of P o rtlan d school play "C rash in g Society” was addressed th e co n g reg atio n of th e presented F rid ay n ig h t w ith th e fol P resb y terian ch u rch Sunday n ig h t. low ing ca st: V eta Moran. C a th er Dr. Van Nuys Is a field w orker for ine K ennedy. Doris Rodenbough. th e Board of C h ristian E ducation, P atsy Cooney. Mae W u rste r, M argie trav e lin g th ro u g h Oregon. W ash in g M ustard. V ane H ia tt. Vivien Brown. ton and Idaho. Mr. and Mrs. H arle Rogers are Eddie Bray. George Barbouletos. C harles Klk, w ith Miss C lara C orri spending a sh o rt vacation w ith Mrs. gan as d irector. A large atten d a n ce G race Rogers. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan D unning and enjoyed th e play. The U m atilla basketball team Mr. and Mrs. C h arlie Hazen of P en played th e second gam e of th e sea dleton visited G. L. D unning and son on th e home floor S atu rd ay N. D. Bard Sunday. P lans are being made for a com evening w ith H erm iston. H erm is m u n ity C hristm as tree to be held in ton won both games. Joe Lingow of Pendleton spent th e high school on the evening of F rid ay evening a t th e hom e of his W ednesday, Dec. 22. The P resb y terian Ladies Aid a n a u n t, Mrs. Wm. Sw itzler. W. O. M iller had the m isfortune nounces th e an n u a l bazaar on S a t of c u ttin g his large toe w ith an axe urday a t 2 :30 in th e church p ar th is week. He is reported as g et lors. One of th e most enjoyable of ea r tin g alo n g nicely. A lbert Vieg was rushed to th e ly holiday events w ill be th e vesper hospital last week w ith w hat was services in th e P resb y terian church on th e aftern o o n of Sunday. Decem believed to he a serious ailm ent. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Lingow of W al ber 19. B ert McDonald of Pendle la W alla spent S atu rd ay a t th e home ton w ill direct th e o rch estra. More d etailed in fo rm atio n will be given of his a u n t. Mrs. Wm. Sw itzler. Mrs. Joe Comer, who has been next week. Mrs. H. Rolando, who was called ta k in g care and v isitin g her sister, Mrs. Jam es Byrnes, left Sunday for here beeause of th e illness of her her home In Salem. Mrs. Byrnes m other. Mrs. L. Ja tia n n a u lt. has re accom panied her to visit for a week. tu rn ed to her home in Tacoma. A reg u lar m eeting of th e S tudent T he I .a dies Aid Is h aving a Silver tea at th e E. McKenzie home S a tu r A dvancem ent association was held In th e high school on T h u rsd ay day Mr and Mrs. George K endler and n ig h t. Mrs. R. O. Penney presided d a u g h te r Yvonne spent Monday a f d u rin g the business m eeting, follow ing w hich a sh o rt program was giv ternoon In P endleton. Mrs. Alex Ran an d son of P o rt en. D uring th e social hour. Mrs. U. land arriv ed here Sunday to m ake S. R ichardson had ch arg e of games. pot luck refresh m en ts th e ir home. Mr. Ran ia th e new D elirious forem an of th e R oundhouse and were served. yards. Mrs. M. Refvem. .Miss E lva Berry. Mr. and Mrs. Roy K endler. form er Mrs. N. D. Bard. Mrs. 8. W allace THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1937 Hermiston Beauty Shop OPENING U n d er N e w Management Mon., Dec. 13 In Home of Mabel Walker, South of Walker’s Service Station. CALL 141 . . . . FOR OUR SPECIAL OFFER AND APPOINTM ENTS____ MABEL WALKER, Owner. MYRTIE MARTIN, Experienced Operator and Graduate of Northwestern Beauty School. an d Mrs. G. E. G reathouse atten d ed the Wool G row ers’ m eeting an d con tra c t bridge p a rty a t th e H aw ley Bean home n ea r Echo F rid a y a f te r noon. Miss M ary R hea visited frien d s in P endleton Sunday. Mrs. P h il Q uim by retu rn ed w ith her an d spent Mon day as a g u est of her au n ts, Mrs. J. F. Lane an d Mrs. Ila W allace. Mr. and Mrs. M. Refvem gave a d in n er p arty S unday w ith Mr. and .Mrs. M. C. B arager, Mr. an d Mrs. George E llio tt and Mr. and Mrs. G. E. G reathouse as guests. T he h o n or guests w ere Mrs. B arager, Mr. E llio tt and Mrs. G reathouse who to g eth er w ith Mrs. Refvem had b irth days d u rin g ea rly December. Fred Niesche is b u ild in g a borne on his land w est of th e G. L. D un n in g farm . Mr. and Mrs. Nieche are th e p are n ts of Mrs. L. A. Thom son. They cam e here from M inne sota in October and are sta y in g at th e Thomson home. Mr. and Mrs. Claude H errick have had as th e ir house guests th e for m er’s sister an d b ro th ers-in -law , Mrs. W ischropp and C harles and W illiam G erig of S eattle, W n. Mr. and Mrs. H ow ard H errick accom pan ied them to B rew ster, W n., for a sh o rt visit. In com plim ent to Mr. and Mrs. Theo. G regory who a re moving to La G rande, Mrs. Irene Adams e n te r tained a t pinochle T uesday evening a t her home near Nolin. Among those in atten d a n ce w ere Mr. and Mrs. A lfred G regory, Mr. and Mrs. C. B artley, L a u ra G regory an d Rayi Meyers. S tanfield G range officers were in stalled a t a Joint in sta lla tio n in H erm iston w ith W estland G range BURK’S - GIFTS - as hosts. S tan field G rangers In a t tendance w ere Mr. an d Mrs. F. B. S tu a rt, Mrs. Em m a Penney, Mrs. J. F. R ueber, Joe Meyers, Roy Penney. Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Power, Louts Mossie, Dena W ooster. C. T illery, A1 M endenhall, Wm. Payne, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Brown, Sherm an Chapin, and Mr. and Mrs. R. 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