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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1937 THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON PAOB FITS H arry W essell w ere S unday d in n e r Casper, W yom ing, last w eek be IRRIGON GRANGE guests a t th e Miles B arag er home cause of th e d e a th of h er father, INSTALLATION in Colum bia d istric t. Mr. Shelton left T uesday for Los School w ill be dism issed W ednes A ngeles w here he will be joined by IRRIGON, Ore., (Special) — Mrs. Shelton. They w ill spend the day for th e C hristm as vacation. T he U. S. R ichardson fam ily has C hristm as holidays w ith th e ir d augh Jo in t in sta lla tio n of officers by moved from th e Cotam residence te r Dorothy and o th e r relativ es liv th e Irrig o n an d Boardm an gran g es MABEL WALKER RESIDENCE ing in and n e a r Los Angeles. D oro was held in th e au d ito riu m la st S a t to the George Coe house. th y is a tte n d in g ju n io r college. u rday night. $3 Permanent for 50 Miss T w ila House, who teaches — SUECIALS UNTIL FIRST OF YEAR — Mrs. Lyle Eddy left th is week to $4-95 Permanent - $ 4 -5 0 a t G urdane, sp e n t th e week end visit h er sister in Idaho. w ith her p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. LOVE A N D DRAMA R. V. Jones, W. C. Isom, P aul PERMANENTS........ 2 for $ 4 . 0 0 or N a tu ra l and Oil of Redwood Byron Brown. G ravelle and B. P .' Rand dressed IN PIONEER TALE GOOD UNTIL JAN. 1st M any frien d s called to g ree t Miss tu rk ey s the last of th e week for de 1 for Je n n ie A lbon on h er eig h ty -eig h th REGULAR— T ake one of th e most colorful sto livery to th e pool a t H erm iston. b irth d a y , Monday, Decem ber 13, L averne Bell has been ill th e past Lilac Oil Permanent SHAMPOO and ries from th e pages of A m erican h is The P o lly an n a club m et w ith tory, th e tale of th e discovery of oil few days. FINGER WAVE Mrs. E arl Isom accom panied Mr. Mrs. J. F. Lane la st W ednesday a f in P en n sy lv an ia in 1859, woven in to ternoon. Mrs. Miles B arag er and a scenario by Oscar H am m erstein II, and Mrs. Geo. K endler of U m atilla Kalor Machineless Mrs. H arle R ogers were club guests. add a stra n g e and b eau tifu l rom ance to P endleton Sunday to v isit h er FREE Facials until First of Year. Permanent T he Red Cross m em bership com m it betw een a h a rd -fig h tin g , iro n -w ill husband. Mrs. Geo. K endler of U m atilla tee composed of M esdames W aid, ed farm er and a gay, lig h t-h e arte d —Evening appointments if made before 6:00 p.m.- called on Mr. and Mrs. L avern Belle W allace an d Refvem, rep o rted 30 carn iv al singer, played by R andolph Doris Meyne Cosmetics members. MABEL WALKER, Owner. T he PE R FE C T C hristm as Scott and Irene D unne; au g m en t the la st Monday. Bill S carle tt was a visitor in tow n G ift. F. A. B aker has been confined to rom ance w ith th e h au n tin g m elo MYRTIE MARTIN, Experienced Operator and his home for several days because dies of a Jerom e K ern score; p u t it Sunday. Graduate of Northwestern Beauty School. The C hristm as program w ill be of illness. all to g eth er u n d er the ta len ted g u i Phone 711 held a t the school house T h u rsd ay Jo h n Correa an d Boylen B rothers, dance of a g re a t d irector, Rouben each shipped a car load of fa t sheep MamouJian, and you get th e new n ig h t, December 23rd, and a t th e to P o rtlan d last Monday. P aram o u n t m u sical-h isto rical ro school house T h u rsd ay n ig h t, De in te r-rela te d problem of gam e con in te rre la te d situ a tio n of deer andt B illie H edrick came from P en d le m ance, “ H igh, W ide and H andsom e” cember 24th. STANFIELD-ECHO serv atio n and livestock production, livestock in eastern Oregon was dis W. C. Isom and Geo. R and left ton T uesday to spend th e day a t the w hich opens S unday a t th e Oasis Tuesday to serve on th e ju ry a t H ep and by those who are seeking to cussed an d a resolution pledged th e home of h e r p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. th e atre. CLASH FRIDAY avoid th e continued pollution of H om er H edrick. A gainst a p a tte rn made up of th e pner, Ore. Mrs. Isom accom panied Oregon’s stream s from city and in fed eratio n to tak e every effo rt to them. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bed well Mr. and Mrs. E a rl D udley of Mil- stru g g le betw een the farm ers who T he S tanfield high school will w ards solving th e problem on the a re stay in g a t th e Isom home d u rin g d u stria l p la n t wastes. m eet th e Echo basketball team on ton spent S unday a t th e M artin R ef found oil on th e ir land and th e r a il basis of facts and ro u n d -tab le d is In th e last-nam ed instance, th e th e ir absence. th e local floor F rid ay n ig h t. De vem home. Mrs. D udley was form roads who so u g h t to force control fed eratio n voted unanim ously to cussions am ong all those concerned. B. P. R and is q u ite ill w ith flu. erly E lean o r Briggs. of th e new com m odity from them , cem ber 17. Dee G aston h a s purchased the back a proposed in itia tiv e m easure O ther reso lu tio n s opposed "b ig Miss E sth e r F redreckson retu rn ed th e sto ry of th e D unne-Scott ro The Monday bridge club enjoyed Blanche W atk in s place west of tow n. w hich, if enacted, will create a sta te b u ck ” and "b ig fish ” contests, ex a dessert luncheon w ith Mrs. E rn est home T uesday from St. A n th o n y ’s m ance unfolds w ith g rea t b eauty. Mrs. Molly S m ith, L. L. Cook and sa n ita ry a u th o rity , w hich in tu rn cept in th e case of salm on, urged Sires as hostess, in her home. A hospital in P endleton, w here she has wife, Ora H athaw ay, and Mrs. A nna wil ap p o in t a sa n ita ry engineer. The stric t reg u latio n of m in eral d red g been a p a tie n t for th e past two C h ristm as m otif was carried out and STROBEL RESIGNS Cork of Hood R iver, spent W ednes bill would give th e sa n ita ry board ing o perations, an d created a com g ifta w ere exchanged. Besides the weeks. day n ig h t w ith Mr. an d Mrs. W. C. power to prevent fu tu re stream pol- m ittee to study and rep o rt on gam e Several S tan field Masons atten d ed SCHOOL POSITION m em bers, guests included Mrs. Isom. They w ere en ro u te to M onu lu 'io n an d g rad u ally b rin g about and fish law enforcem ent. th e fu n eral services for R. B. S tan H arle R ogers of P o rtlan d and the of present und esirab le m ent to atten d th e fu n eral of th e ir correction follow ing su b stitu te players, Mrs. N. field in Echo Monday aftern o o n . BOARDMAN, Ore. (Special) — b ro th er Otis Cork, who passed aw ay situ atio n s, b ut w ith o u t atte m p tin g Rem em ber th e vesper service in D. Bard, Mrs. George E llio tt, Mrs. to force an im m ediate com plete W. A. Strobel handed in his re sig a t Bend, W ednesday. M artin Refvem and Mrs. Dell P en th e P re sb y teria n ch u rch on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Isom an d Mrs. cleanup, w hich has proved im possi natio n slip for th e board of d ire c afte rn o o n , December 19, a t 3:00 ney. tors of the school because he is mov E arl Isom m otored^ to P endleton ble in th e past. Viking Separator Users! T he a n n u a l C hristm as luncheon o’clock. S elections w ill be given by T he resD onsibility of game con ing to A thena w here he is tra d in g T hursday to v isit E a rl Isom, w ho is th e local o rch e stra u n d er th e direc fo r S tudy club m em bers w as held se rv a tio n ists to consider th e rig h ts farm s w ith F red M artin and fam ill in St. A n th o n y ’s hospital. T h u rsd ay in the church d in in g tion of B. A. McDonald of P endleton. F ra n k R oberts is v isitin g a t th e of farm ers in an y w ork u n d ertak en ily. They moved to Boardm an Mon Miss Rose H oosier w ill ren d er vocal room. L ater in th e aftern o o n gam es was b ro u g h t out a num ber of tim es Jess W h ite home. day. $2.50 up to $5.00 w ere enjoyed and g ifts exchanged. selections and Mrs. Don Sikes will Mrs. Eva E agestrom , who has d u rin g th e m eeting, once w hen it Mr. and Mrs. G us Seber of Spo play violin and piano solos. Rev. J. T he n ex t m eeting will be held a t In our till FOR YOU! k an e a re v isitin g her m other, Mrs. beeen q u ite ill w ith pneum onia, is was stated th a t ad d itio n a l e ifo rts th e F. B. S tu a rt home, M onday, De K. G riffith s w ill give a sh o rt talk. should be m ade to see th a t farm ers improving. H. Jayne. C laude W aid arriv ed Tuesday Inquire at cem ber 20. Mr. and Mrs. W agner, who have on w hose place u pland birds and Miss Jean B auer, a teach er in th e Mr. and Mrs. E ino W estersund of from Spokane for a v isit w ith home sim ilar gam e gain th e ir su p p o rt been liv in g a t th e Jam es W ag n er school, spent th e week end v isitin g folk. P en dleton w ere callers a t th e J. B. place for th e past year, left S a tu r th ro u g h o u t th e y ear should receive A tten d in g th e E astern S ta r m eet in Echo. K asa ri hom e Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. O rville C arp en ter of day for a vacation. H arvey W arn er some com pensation when these are ing in H erm iston T uesday n ig h t Mr. and Mrs. F. B. S tu a rt and w ere Mrs. F ra n k Sloan, Mrs. M. P o rtlan d spent th e week end v isit took them to M essner to m eet the killed d u rin g the open season. The Refvem, Miss E lva Berry, and Mrs. ing a t th e home of D elbert C arp en tra in . Rev. P ack er of Spokane, Is a te r and fam ily. N. D. Bard. Give A A group of G ran g ers from th e guest of Rev. an d Mrs. Alcorn. T he com m unity C h ristm as exer CHEVROLET cise will be held In th e h ig h school G reenfield G range m otored to I r r ig for a t 8:00 p. m.. W ednesday, Decem on S atu rd ay ev en in g to ca rry on in W IL D LIFE FORCES sta lla tio n of officers. R efresh m en ts ber 22. All are welcome. Mrs. Fred Shelton w as called to w ere served an d a dance enjoyed a f SEEK FACTS terw ard . The Home Econom ics club held More dependence on scien tific its m eeting a t th e home of Mrs. R. facts and a d eterm in atio n to ap W ilson on W ednesday w ith a la rg e proach O regon’s fish and gam e prob crowd in atten d a n ce . A pot luck lem from th e sta n d p o in t of coopera d in n e r was served a t noon. tiv e discussions am ong all co n cern Mr. and Mrs. Ray Brown and ed, ch aracterized both th e discus You will find a K ath ry n e R ake m otored to La sions and the fin al action tak en by wonderful selection G rande th is week w here th ey are th e Oregon W ild Life fed eratio n at Tire Chains — Willard Batteries v isitin g Mr. and Mrs. E. W ilson. its second an n u a l conference ju s t H gifts at Ruby Anti-Freeze Mr. and Mrs. A lbin Sundstun and held a t Oregon S tate college a t the McMillan’s Ladies’ ch ild ren spent S atu rd ay shopping in call of Gov. C harles H. M artin. Shop. P endleton. T his a ttitu d e was exem plified by Phone 53-W — — — Hermiston Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Peck spent rep rese n tativ es of th e game com m is TWIN SETS ¿5? B arrel S w eaters F rid ay in P endleton. sion in o u tlin in g p lan s for th e com S h irts. Mr. Stevens, who ' recen tly su f ing year, by those who discussed the and S h a n tu n g fered from a stro k e, is im proving in WOOL SKIRTS. JA CK - St. A nthony’s ho sp ital in P en d le '3 ton. NIGIIT GOWNS £ ^ . 9 5 Joe M ann, who is w o rking on the PU R E SILK dredge a t U m atilla, was a visito r HOSIERY .25 here Sunday. The Ideal G i f t ! ™ * The Condon boys played Board- S heer Chiffon. m an high school S atu rd ay and lost to Boardm an 30 to 20. TAFFETA DRESSES, Swing skirts in sizes 12 to 18, The stu d e n t body has sen t for pep h a ts w hich are new th is y ear in colors of yellow an d green. T he G range is g iv in g a dance S a t SANTA SUGGESTS- u rd ay evening and th e T roubadours w ill supply th e music. Towel Sets, Bridge Sets, Bath Salts, L. C. Compton an d V irg in ia spent Handkerchiefs, Artificial Flowers, th e week end in T he Dalles v isitin g . House Slippers and Other Articles. People a tte n d in g to business in P endleton w ere Mr. and Mrs. S. S ullivan and J. R o th en b erg er, H az el Parsons, Eldon Shannon. Ed Bar- low and Rev. H. B. Thom as and LADIES’ SHOP ch ild ren Mary E tta an d Lee. Echo Coats received m edical a t te n tio n for an infected foot S a tu r day, and is g re a tly Improved. The post office is now closing the window a t 5 :0 o o’clock each day. H erb Parsons sp e n t th e week end a t home v isitin g his p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Parsons. He left GIFTS - NEW LINE OF WOMEN’S SHOES S unday for M eacham w here he will now be employed. Large Line of Men’s, Women’* and Children’* Ed Sko-.bo m otored to P endleton HOUSE SLIPPERS S atu rd ay and re tu rn e d w ith th e ir Wide Variety to Choose From. car. P re-H oliday Special* Hermiston Beauty Shop PERMANENTS >2 $2-5° $5.00 70c $6.00 Ruby’s Beauty Shop NO TICE Grange Co-op FOR CHRISTMAS I i T H A T ... 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E n ro llm en t for th e term reached 4,068 cred it stu d e n ts, an all-tim e high m ark. The vacation period for stu d en t? will extend to M onday, Ja n u a ry 3, alth o u g h all offices on th e cam pus serv in g the g en eral public, p articu la rly those In a g ric u ltu re , w ill re m ain open th ro u g h o u t th e vacation period, w ith th e exception of th e C hristinas and New Y ear holidays. Box of 21 Cards . $1.25 H e rald Office s s s s s s Is s « s 1 1 J
