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About The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 3, 1938)
®hr Wf rnitaton fljrralb P ublished every T hursday a t H erm is ton, U m atilla County, Oregon, by P au lin e M. Stoop and A lfred Q ulrlng, P ublishers. B ntered as Second Class M atter December, 1996, U m atilla County, Orego n ,____ ___________ Subscription R ates. One Y ear ..................................... >2.00 Six M onths .................... 1.00 T h ree M onths ...................................... 60 The Wiring Job. The m ost im p o rtan t p a rt of the new electric system ju st now is th a t house w irin g job. W ith th a t in view th e board of directors have arranged fo r a series of m eetings when infor m ation may be secured from elec tric a l men who will have no p u r pose except to assist farm ers in choosing the best m ethods of w iring and the selection of th e appliances best suited to th e ir uses. These m eetings should be attended by ev ery man and woman in th e district. A proper study of these questions u n d er d irection of th e sta te college extension service will resu lt in im p o rta n t savings to every user. Those w ho listened to such men W ednes day a t th e board m eeting learned th a t th e re Is much more to be le arn ed. These men can m ake th e subject THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON, OREGON. clear and sim ple. They will be able to explain problem s an d answ er ■questions, and. w hat is more im p o rta n t, In stru c t in th e safe and economic uses of electricity. The new pow er line w ill carry the juice to your homes, but good poles and the best w ire and equipm ent w ill be of little service alone. The proof of th e pudding w ill be in the proper facilities for use of th a t c u r ren t. The governm ent, th e engineers and the board of d irecto rs may do th e ir p a rt ever so well, b ut w ithout th e h ea rty cooperation of those whom they seek to benefit, the en te rp rise will prove u n w o rth y of the investm ent, and the sp irit of the com m unities, who have b ro u g h t it about. T hrough active in te re st an d ca re ful study of th e ir own needs, the ben efits may be made ab u n d an t, and th e costs of w irin g and neces sary appliances kept w ith in the reach of every one. SCHEDULE DRAWN FOR SUB-DISTRICT BASKETBALL (C ontinued from P age 1) day, F eb ru ary 28, on a floor to be decided by lot, to break th e tie. If all th ree team s tie, two ad d itio n al games, one F eb ru ary 28 and the o th e r on M arch 1, will be played. B Schools Tournament. T he d istric t to u rn am en t for B schools will be held ag ain a t A rlin g ton th is year on March 11 and 12. w ith the A rlington h igh school as 'host school. W in n ers of su b -d istrict to u rn am en ts held at P endleton, and possibly H eppner, wil com pete a t th e d istric t to u rn am en t in A rlin g ton for th e honor of rep rese n tin g th e ir d istric t a t Salem. Em il P ilus, fam ous P acific Coast C onference of ficial, will ac t as referee for th e to u rn am en t here. tru ck s were being used in building and g rav ellin g a road alo n g the bank of the ditch. Also some rock rip -ra p was laid to stren g th en the bank and keep th e d irt from blow ing. T his work was done u nder the d irection of A1 H iatt. Some old pipe lines were dug up and new line laid. The rodent control crew finished its w ork a t S tan field and is now at work on th e H erm iston project. W ork done in the W estland canal consisted of rem oving accum ulated waste, silt, brush and weeds from the canal and w idening the canal. T his work was accom plished p a rtia l ly by hand labor and w ith c a te r p illar tracto r. Some brush rip rap was also laid to keep down sand blows which fill th e canal. C harles R atliff had charge of th is work. In th e camp n ig h t classes a re held which are presided over by the forem an of the camp. These classes are usually concerned w ith the p rac tical problem s connected w ith the work in w hich they a re engaged d u rin g the day. A course in ty p in g is also given u nder th e direction of H. R. P offenbarger, th e B ureau of Rec lam ation clerk. At present th e com m anding o ffi cer is L ieu ten an t H arold C. W ohl- ner, who is ta k in g th e place of L ieu te n a n t Hower, who is in New York on leave. T h irty -fiv e enrollees recently a r rived a t the camp from Ohio. No accidents resu ltin g in in ju ry have occurred in the camp for the past four m onths, and those in charge are to be commended. play "M ystery a t W orld’s E n d ” has »♦♦•»»♦»»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦•♦»•♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦»»»♦»»♦♦»»»•♦•»♦♦•O been selected. The play will be giv en early in March. The book circu latio n of th e S tan field lib rary for 1937 num bered 5,820, about o n e-th ird of which w ere ch ild ren ’s books. D uring J a n u ary 683 books were loaned, which was an increase over the correspond ing m onth a year ago. F ifteen regis tra tio n s w ere recorded d u rin g Ja n nary. Mrs. H. L. H edrick is lib ra r ian and th e llb ary is open from 3 to 5 o’clock on W ednesdays an d S a tu r days. Fred Niesche received medical care in P endleton la st week. Miss Claudia G abriel, stu d e n t a t L aG rande N orm al, sp en t th e week end at th e home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. V. G abriel. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ► CHUBCH NOTES ♦ CHRISTIAN SC1ENSE CHURCHES UT OVE” was the subject of the I j L e s s o n - Sermon i n a l l Churches of Christ, Scientist, on Sunday, Ja n u ary 30. The Golden Text was, “We have known and believed th e love th a t God hath to us. God is love; and he th a t dwelletli in love dwelleth in God, and God in him ” (I John 4 :1 6 ). Among the citations which com prised the Lesson-Sermon was the following from the Bible: “The Lord hath appeared of old unto me saying, Yea, I have loved thee w ith an everlasting love: th e re fore w ith loving kindness have I draw n th e e” (Jer. 3 1 :3 ). The Lesson-Sermon also includ ed the following correlative pas sages from th e C hristian Science textbook, "Science and H ealth with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy: “ People go into ecstasies over th e sense of a cor poreal Jehovah, though with scarcely a spark of love in their h earts; yet God is Love, and w ith o u t Love, God, im m ortality can not appear. . . . M ortals be lieve in a finite personal God; while God is infinite Love, which m ust be u nlim ited” (p. 312). The high school and grade school b asketball team s played a t Board- man Tuesday n ig h t, losing to th e ir opponents in the high school group, w hile th e grade school won w ith a score of 20 to 8. About 40 ladies were in a tte n d ance a t the Ladies Aid m eeting in STANFIELD CCC th e church parlors T hursday a f te r noon. Mrs. G. E. G reathouse, presi CAMP A C TIVITIES dent, presided d u rin g the business m eeting. A m issionary program was V m Woz’f Kara Hra Uvely Yaw One m ig h t well w onder as he given w ith Mrs. Ila W allace in Hair C m Ba Uatil Yaa Try a w atches th e tru ck s roll o u t from charge. N um bers included were th e CCC camp each m orning, where group singing, a piano solo by Mrs. they are going and w h at they are Don Sikes, read in g by Mrs. Troy doing. A survey of th e ir activ ities Coleman, a talk on th e use of m is for th e m onth of J a n u a ry should sionary periodicals, by Mrs. DeSpain BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES. Theo. L. Leger, Pastor. prove in terestin g . of P endleton, and th e read in g of a 10:00 A. M., Sunday school. On the S tanfield p ro ject th e ir m issionary play en titled . “ If I Be 11:00 A. M., W orship service. w ork has consisted of clearin g and H is Descipie,” by th e follow ing cast. 7 :30 P. M., E vening w orship ser 'a/irt. clean in g th e S tanfield m ain canal Mrs. U. W. H ay, Mrs. J. M. R ich vice. I t*« 1 thnlhng t ic w n io u to discover U m E veryone is invited to a tte n d of brush, silt and weeds, u n d er H. J. ards, Mrs. W. M. M arbut, A rlie Ann N F W b w a t, • Rilling Permanent Were S tillin g s as forem an; en la rg in g the P arry , Mrs. H. L. H edrick. Mrs. E. these services. glrea ro a r hair. W e recomiaead R illing a e C n tia com fort— hot the laet word in S tanfield d rain d itch w ith d rag A. Hoosier and Mrs. Ila W allace. HERMISTON UNION CHURCH longer letting permanent «area. line, u n d er th e supervision of H arry Out-of-tow.n guests included Mes- The advanced R illing proceat poaidealr C. W arn er, P astor. eUaainatet "hair pells"! Burnt ere impos K elley; d rillin g and b la stin g the dam es A. C. E bert, M. E. Coe, Mal Bible school 10:00 A. M. sible! W e guarantee the tefetr oi e Rilling rock bluff along th e m ain canal in colm, W olberton, B urchette, Dell Were. There i t or nseler ttwtv.' ' W orship service 11:00 A. M. M ake an appointment for a R illing — order th a t th e ditch may be widened Penney, Sm ith, P ark er, Arlie P arry , C h ristian E ndeavor 6 :30 P. M. T h e Cree/est N <itu fa Prrmensnf ITaa- and its capacity increased. T his was F. J. Irv in e of Echo; Mrs. DeSpain E v ening W orship 7:30 P. M. ’ Prove to rourself that R illing Wavee u nder the d irection of Leo C lark ; of P endleton; Rev. and Mrs. J. K. Midweek prayer and Bible study, and poisoning gophers w ith Elm er G riffith s of P ilo t Rock and Mrs. M. W ednesday, 7 :30 P. M. W illiam s In charge. C. B arager of H erm iston. Ladies Aid each W ednesday 2:00 At H erm iston an accum ulation of Mrs. G reathouse and Mrs. R ich P. M. about a foot of silt is being removed ards were hostesses d u rin g the social Choir reh earsal S atu rd ay 7 :3 0 P. MM. from the bottom of the Maxwell hour. M issionary m eeting, second W ed ditch by hard labor, w hile the dump The Echo S tanfield Home E x te n nesday of each m onth. sion U nit met in th e church base Bible school su p e rin ten d e n t Chas. m ent F rid ay aftern o o n . Miss F ra n D uvall; P resid en t, C. E „ C atherine ces C linton, county home dem on McM ullen; P resid en t Ladies Aid stra tio n agent, dem onstrated pre Mrs. N ita H ard in g ; P re sid en t Mis p aratio n of foods su itab le for simple sio n ary Society, Mrs. Alice More en tertain m en t. The follow ing were house. elected as officers: Mrs. Charles Hed T he m onthly business m eeting rick, ch airm an ; Mrs. Roscoe Meyers, and basket d in n er will be held im- vice ch airm an ; Mrs. Homer H edrick, se creta ry -trea su rer. Mrs. L ester W ill- son and Mrs. ChCarles H edrick were appointed to a c t as project leaders A FEW OF for the m eeting to be held F eb ru ary 28. Free Delivery Phone 341 Prompt, Courteous Service N. D. Bard, president of the com Your Friendly Home Owned Store m ercial club has nam ed com m ittee members for the en su in g year. SPECIALS FOR FEB. 4th, 5th & 7th. Executive— -Frank Sloan, W. T. EVERY-DAY Reeves. F. A. Baker. PRUNES, Red & White, 2 lbs............. 2 pkgs. Road— J. C. H oskins, J. F. Lane. SPECIALS H. J. Bean. ITALIAN PR U N ES............................... 4 lbs. M embership — E. A. Hoosier. VIRGIN OLIVE OIL Pt. Byron Brown, H. L. H edrick, J. M. RAISINS, 15 o z .....................................2 pkgs. McDermott. BABY TALC 2 cans Sports — G ilbert Sm ith, Wm. FANCY PEACHES................................ 2 lbs. Squibb's Choc. Vitavose Rehme. C. M. McCall. E n te rta in m e n t — Sylvanns Sm ith EXTRA FANCY R IC E................ 3 lbs. Squibb’s Antiseptic 4 °x H arry W esseil and Win. H aggm an. F inance — Jo h n Schm idt, John Squibb's Antiseptic ORANGE JUICE, R & W 12 oz........... 2 for H eckm an, M. Refvem. Squibb’s Cod Liver Oil 43c - P ublicity — G. E. G reathouse, TOMATO JUICE, 15 oz...................... 12 for Clyde Kenison, G. L. D unning. Squibb's Mineral Oil Pt- LEMON JUICE, R & W 7 ^ oz....................... Com m unity A dvancem ent -—J. A Eggleson, L. A. M cClintock. L. J. Italian Balm 60c size & FLAVOR JELL ........................................4 for Russell. Horace Sm ith. W ayne Men Fitch Shampoo 25c size denhall, W ayne Coe. H arry Andrews BOTH FOR SUNSPUN SALAD DRESSING quarts CCC A ctivities — Lt. Frederick Jergen's Lotion - 49c a ”d Hower, Dr. W. M .Marbut, N. D. CORNED BEEF, I s ......................................... Bard. 75c Woodbury’s Rouge 49 d! The club m eets on th e second and CAKE FLOUR, Red & White ...................... fourth T hursdays of e.ich m onth In 75c Woodbury's Lip Stick 49 the I.O.O.F. hall. ALL BRAN, Kelloggs ...................................... Woodbury's Almond Rose Cream Jess Cossage, who has been ill Woodbury’s Lilac Vegetal w ith pneum onia, is reported on the CORN MEAL ..................... 9 lbs. Woodbury's Wave Set road to recovery. Woodbury's Brilliantine G. K urrle is confined to his home CLEANSER, Red & W h ite..................... 2 for ANY TWO OF TH ESE because of a serious a ttac k of h eart trouble. SODA, Red & W h ite............................ 2 for Lb 5 9 < Demure Cold Cream Mr. and Mrs. P aul Lee and Mr. BACON, Whole or Half S la b .....................lb. and Mrs. M arian G ra n t of La G rande Dentox Mouth Wash p t- were Sunday guests of Mr. and P leasan t and E ffective FLAKEWHITE .......................................4 lbs. Mrs. G ilbert S m ith. CALOX— The pow der th a t really M artin Refvem m otored to W alla SWEET DATE PR U N E S.................... 4 lbs. | ^ c w h iten s teeth more econom ical W alla last Tuesday to see his b ro th th an paste — 10c — 30c — 50c er Alvin, who is a p atien t in the GRAPEFRUIT, Large A rizon a.......... 6 for GIANT SIZE $1 25 V eterans’ hospital. H is sister. Mrs. S. K. Muts of Spokane. W n., accom ORANGES, Sunkist............................... 3 doz. panied him home for a few d ay s’ Bring this ad for your surprise visit. Kilk wiè THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1 9 3 f. Ruby’s Beauty Shop Phone 711 aa.- REDaWHIT 3 Autom obile accidents are more prevalent to day than ever before, are you properly insured in a fin an cially sound stock insuran ce com pany? FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF HERMISTON F. B. SWAYZE, P re sid en t Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation m ediately follow ing th e S unday ser vice. Im p o rtan t business m a tte rs w ill be discussed and every member is asked to be present. A basket d in n er will be served a t noon T he young people w ill not have choir p ractice th is week. A special m eeting will be held Sunday evening by th e C.E. in ob servance of the C h ristian E ndeavor Week, or th e fifty-seventh b irth d ay of C h ristian Endeavor. ship a t 11:00. E p w o rth League a t 6:30 P. M. and ev en in g p raise and p reach in g service a t 7 :30 o'clock. L adles’ Aid every firs t and th ird W ednesday. Midweek song a n d p reach in g service on T h u rsd ay a t 7 :30 P. M. Bible school Saturday,. 2:00 P. M. J u n io r church su p e rin ten d e n t, Lois H u tch iso n ; L adies' Aid p resi dent. Em m a F elthouee; Sunday school su p e rin ten d e n t, Opal R a in w ater; E p w o rth L eague p resid en t, Rebecca P ierso n ; C hurch pastor, R R. F ln kbeiner. STANFIELD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH CHURCH OF CHRIST C olum bia School Jesse K. G riffith s, M inister. 1 1:00 A. M., D evotional serviee 10:00 A. M.— Sunday school. and com m union. 7 :0 0 P. M.— Young People’s m eet 10:00 A. M. Bible school. ing. FULL GOSPEL MISSION. 8 :00 P. M.— E vening service. A. B. T u rn er, P asto r Sunday school a t 1 0:00 A. M. Mrs. H ow ard M ontgom ery, Supt. Seventh Day Adventist Church. A. M. Brock, Elder. M orning w orship a t 11:00 o'clock. Sabbath school a t 1 0:00 A. M., C h ild re n ’s services a t th e p arso n A lton K ingsbury, su p erin ten d en t. age a t 1 1 :00, Mrs. T u rn e r in charge. P reach in g service a t 11.00 A. M. E v an g elistic service in th e eve n in g a t 7 :45 P. M. METHODIST CHURCH Bible Study F rid ay a t 7:45 P. M. R. R. F ln k b ein er. P asto r Com munion and m issionary ser Sunday school 1 0:00 A. M. J u n vice th e first Sunday of every ior church 11:00, and m orning wor- m onth. HERMISTON TRADING CO. Boynton & Kelley’s H e rm is to n D ru g Co.’s 29c 59^ 25< 43< 19< pt- 46f! 79< 59* JJC jg g J j qc 19g 39 c W eek End Specials— COFFEE 21C 29c 51c l£ c PANCAKE FLOUR GOLDEN W EST - In T ins 1 Pound « ................ Pounds .................. 5 Pounds ............. 29C 57c 85c 9.8 Pound Bags ...... 49c S p erry ’s Scotch L arge Package ......... The cast for the student body GIFT PACKAGE ••••♦•••»•♦♦•♦♦»»•♦••• m »» WAX PAPER A “ C Kate Smith’s BAKE-A-CAKE KIT C ontains B aking Pow der, Swansdow n. Coconut and B ak er's Chocolate. FOR ............. ..... ............ MARSHMALLOWS 23c 27c 15« Pound CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP G iant Bars ... 4»c SWEET PICKLES K n ig h t's 2 H Size Can TOMATOES, PEARS, STRING BEANS or CORN EACH ............. PEARS I^trge Cans EACH 15c SHREDDED WHEAT K ellogg’s or N.B.C. EACH ....... ............... jlC FRESH FLUFFY SHORTENING S w ift’s P earl Lb. C arton ........... 55c 125 F t. Roll ................ « A _ EACH OATS 39^ J 9^ 39c A lbers F lap jack 9.8 P ound Bag ... Gold Medal FLOUR 59c R9rf .. ............................................................................................................. ..... .............................................................. .. ........................................................... .. PAGE TWO lie lOc RIPE OLIVES 2 LINDSAY T all Cans ..... ................ CORN MEAL Yellow or White 9 Pound Bag ....... ...
