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Jay T. P ierson left early Sunday m orning by tra in for G othenberg, N ebraska, a fte r receiving word of th e illness of his wife who Is v isit ing her p are n ts there. No word has been received from him a t th is tim e. E aster B azaar— A m erican Legion Mrs. T. O'Grady and Mrs. Ruby A uxiliary, S atu rd ay , A pril 16, Ore > lackson of U m atilla was In McMillan motored to W alla W alla gon H ard w are & Im plem ent Co. town on business Monday. E. V. W’estersund of Pendleton on business Tuesday. store— All day. adv. Shirley Stockard of Bly, Ore., a r was a business visitor in tow n T ues Miss Viola Denney m otored up rived Monday to spend the week from P o trlan d to spend E aster vaca day. G. F. H edw all. who has been quite w ith his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. tion w ith her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Denney of the Meadows. She ill for the past week, is reported as If. Stockard of Columbia d istrict. Floyd P ierce left W ednesday for was accom panied by Mrs. C. E. Es- g rea tly Improved a t th is time. be em selstyn of Echo. Mr. and Mrs. L. 8. B urrell left; P o rtlan d w here he w ill Mr. and Mrs. H erm an Jones and Tuesday evening for P ortland where ployed by a private tru ck in g con two children of Lew iston, Idaho, they will spend the rem ainder of cern. G. W. Bailey accom panied L. spent the week end w ith Mrs. Jones’ th e week w ith relatives. Mr. B ur rell is ta k in g advantage of spring Hord to Pendleton la st Monday on parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Carson. late in Mr. Carson recently retu rn ed from vacation from th e local grade school. business. They retu rn ed P o rtlan d and his condition is repor th e afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. A. F. R ohrm an and ted to be ab o u t the same. Rainbow Bowl Cover Sets— sets of fam ily and Mr. and Mrs. A. A. E stle adv and d au g h ter motored to Touchet, 4, 89c a t B rierley ’s. Miss D orothy G riffin, Mrs. O. C. W n., last Monday on business. HERMISTON, OREGON B righten your E aster costume Pierce and d au g h ter M arian an d son w ith a new flower or pin. B rier- Stanley motored to P endleton lust ley's. adv. S aturday w here they spent the day. F r id a y - S a tu r d a y The Misses B arbara W essell and Miss G riffin teaches in th e local Vyola K rause motored to Pendleton high school. APRIL 1 5 -1 8 Mr. and Mrs. J. F. P lh n k e tt of T hursday afternoon on business. DOUBLE FEATURE! New asso rtm en t silk p rin ts, $3.95 P o rtlan d w ere week end guests of and cotton p rin ts at $1.95, Ruby Mrs. C. E. Baker and Mrs. Georgia H enderson. They w ere re tu rn in g to McMillans. Mrs. S arah DeMange of Toppen th e ir home a fte r a trip of several ish, Wn., arrived Monday and will weeks, living in a tra ile r house. Mrs. C arl Cox of H oquiam , W n., visit her d au g h ter, Mrs. Neva Pllon. Mrs. Emil Zivney sp en t th e week and . her siste r Miss D orothy Frost end in Portland w ith her m other of Seattle, W n., are house guests oij Mr. and Mrs. N. R. M ueller th is who is ill. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Boynton and week. Mrs. Cox will be rem em bered GEORGE SANDERS d au g h ters Betty and E leanor, and as Miss V irg in ia F rost, form er high DOLORES DEL RIO W inston B rizatti of H elix were S un school te ac h er here. Mrs. M orris Pierson arriv ed W ed day guests a t the home of Mrs. W. nesday noon from Spokane, W n., to us»k re»«"» S. Boynton. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore A. Leger spend th e rem ain d er of the week motored to Dayton, W n., e a rly Mon w ith her p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. G. day and visited friends u n til latq F. H edw all and o th er relatives. Mr. Tuesday afternoon. Mr. Leger Is Pierson will join her for th e week • A'fo/omou ’» Picture end and they w ill re tu rn to Spokane pastor of the B aptist church. Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n A. Clarke re th e first of th e week. H and-blocked. S anfarized Linens, ceived 4 00 baby chicks last F riday LEW AYERS LOUISE CAMPBELL and have placed them in th e brooder sizes 14 to 18, $4.95 a t Ruby Mc P lus Shorts. adv house a t th e C. A. Beat farm south Millans. Miss B erth a Eidson w as a house of town, w here they are now m aking guest of Mrs. J. S. B urnham over the th e ir home. S u n . - M o n . - Tue». Mrs. B urnham and Mrs. J. Serell left early W ednes week end. APRIL 17 - 18 - 19 day m orning for P o rtlan d to be d au g h ter M ary and Miss M ary P etri MATINEE 2:30 SUNDAY w ith her niece who has been very motored w ith h er to> W alla W alla on Sunday w here she teaches in the H ere comes the show from Rhy ill with pneum onia. thm Row , . w ith all those stars New asso rtm an t of h ats for E aster grade school a t th e W ashington of radio and screen! also se p arate veils. Ruby McMillan. school. Mr. and Mrs. M. G. H edw all and adv M aurice Mullins. E ugene H anby son plan to leave F rid ay for A storia and W ayne Gasseday left Sunday to spend the E aster week end at the m o rning for K lam ath F alls and Bly home of Mrs. H edw all’s parents. H er w here th ey will be employed in th e sister Miss Louise W ahl, who has been w ith h er for several weeks, w ill lum ber business. The Miss Marie and Rebecca L is accom pany them and w ill rem ain a t ten of Kennewick, W n., were visi home. They will retu rn Monday. tors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. Mrs. J. G. Pearson is expected Ilord, a rriv in g T hursday and re early next week from Tillam ook, Colored Cartoon and Sports Reel tu rn in g to th eir home Tuesday olj Ore., w here she has been v isitin g her d au g h ter and fam ily, Mr, and this week. WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY Mrs. C. E. Baker and Mrs. G eor Mrs. Geo. McKenzie, w hile recu p era APRIL 20 - 21 gia H enderson and th e ir guests. Mr. tin g from a m ajor operation. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. P lu n k e tt of P o rtlan d , Pearson expects to m otor to T illa WEDNESDAY SPECIAL NIGHT were Sunday d in n er guests of Mr. mook for h er Sunday. A lady, a leopard and professor New asso rtm en t sp rin g colors in and Mrs. C. L. Upham in Columbia G rant muke all the fur-flying fun d istrict. Berwy hose a t R uby McMillans, adv Jack O Dell, who has been em Order your cooked food for E aster thro u g h th e A m erican Legion Aux- ployed a t th e Tum-A-Lum Lum ber iliary. adv. com pany office for the past year, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Paul and has been tran sfe rred to G rass Valley d au g h ters E thel Ixtuise and Dora and left for th a t place Monday. His with Lee of Pendleton were guests Sun- fam ily will follow some tim e afte r day at th e home of th e ir d au g h ter th e first of May. Bob W alpole of CARY GRANT and son-in-law , Mr. and Mrs. Neill U m atilla is w orking at the Tuni-A- KATHERINE HEPBURN Boynton. They are form er H erm is Lum office for the present. PLUS SHORT FEATURES Supt. and Mrs. W. L. K ersbergen ton residents. were accom panied to P o rtlan d early W ednesday m o rning by Mrs. E. P. Dodd and Miss Lavina May Lynch. They expect to re tu rn before Sun day but Mrs. Dodd will visit her d au g h ters in P ortland and Miss Lynch will visit friends. Mrs. H ugh F ra ser and d au g h ter plan to leave S atu rd ay m orning from Pasco. W n., for B utte, Mon tan a, w here th ey will v isit a short w hile before g oing to New York to join Mr. F raser, who is now re tu rn ing from C hile w here he has been for several m onths as au d ito r for th e Anaconda Copper M ining Co. Mrs. F raser has been visitin g at th e home of Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Fraser. B eginning— Berwy S to rk in g Club Ask ab o u t th e free hose a t Ruby ■McMillans. adv. Mrs. Zona Rodgers and two child ren expect to move th is week to the R. C. Todd residence to m ake th eir home. They w ill occupy the two fro n t rooms and have access to th e W h BNXVIR you want screcned-in fro n t porch. They have valves, no spa lugs. In fhek been living in th e house occupied by nothing to wear and got out au to *11 laundry tuba, water the Mrs Rodger's sister and fam ily, Mr order. Thousands In usa today. stock ar syrtekta the grass, it’s Owners swear by Waatoo’a **y«ao mighty nice to know that your and Mrs. W. M. P earson. sloetric pomp will automatically in and year out” tro u b le-n u g The M issionary Society of the operation. deliver 4»% more water than its Union church met W ednesday a fte r rated capacity. C e( H IS S Folder noon at the home of Mrs. A. M. WESTCO Westco Turhine Wa S m ith w ith tw elve present. Mrs. W. Coma in and got you» ter S ystem s are th e on copy of Wastco's FRXR G. Dyer lead th e discussion on China ly electric pumps that Turbi ne illustrated folder. It and Ja p an , w hich b ro u g h t out th e can da thia. Than too, answers all queetiona difference betw een Shintoism and they have only 1 aaov- W ATER about this extremely lag part. Think o f it— C h ristian ity . Papers were read by simple, trouble • free SYSTEMS Mrs. O. H. Buell. Mrs. C. W arner. water system. rods. Mrs. V ictor Stockard an d Mrs. C. R. Moore. A sk it was presented by Mrs. C. R. Moore and Mr». M athew Gor don. Among those present were Mes- dam es O. H. Buell V ictor Stockard. B A latott, C. R. Moore. Mathew Gordon. C. W arn er, L, A. W arner, W G. Dyer, W. C. Morehouse and J, Scott, and C. W arner, pastor of the HERMISTON, OREGON Union church. 'zocal Happenings « T THURSDAY, A PRIL 14, 1938. THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON. HAGE BIX OASIS THEATRE SCANDAL STREET' “ B rin g in g U p B aby” more W ATER ~just when you need it! Oregon H ardware & Implement Co. Mr. and Mrs. A. F. R ohrm an en te rtain e d a t d in n e r S atu rd ay even ing a t th e ir home w ith covers placed for Mrs. H. T. F raser, Mrs. H ugh F raser, Mr. and Mrs. N. R. Muellei; of H erm iston, and Mrs. Chas. R ohr man and Miss Alma R ohrm an of Pendleton. D u rin g th e evening moving pictu res tak en in Chili were shown by Mrs. H ugh F ra ser whose husband spends several m onths a year th ere as au d ito r for the A na conda Copper M ining Co. Do you su ffer from H em orrhoids or piles? If so, try Her-o-eze— fully guaranteed. H erm iston D rug Stors.v COLUMBIA SCHOOL PROG RAM M O NDAY The Columbia school house was the scene of a jolly g et-to -g eth er last Monday evening, w ith school children, p aren ts, p atro n s and Rev. H. R. T h o rn h ill ta k in g p art in the program . Mrs. L au ra Morris, prin cip al, an nounced the program and expressed her feelings th a t more of such pro gram s would allow expression of local ta le n t and an o p p o rtu n ity for resid en ts to become b etter ac q u ain t ed w ith new resid en ts of th e d ist rict. She also asked th a t anyone not alread y a G range m em ber to in v estig ate th is fine n atio n al o rg an i zation of w hich every farm er and m em ber of his fam ily should be ac tiv e members. H u n t; Negro im personation in soag by A lfred and A lb ert S hipp; W iz ard and M agician in 40 M inutes of Magic, by Rev. H. R. T h o rn h ill; Closing chorus by th e Misses Dore- thy A ddlem an an d T helm a Shipp, and A lb ert and A lfred Shipp. TEACHERS LEAVE FOR VA CATIO N Reasons given were, to secure know ledge of legislative m easures (F ro m th e Bulldog) being sponsored by th e n atio n al All of the high school teach ers G range, social co n tact, and oppor plan to spend th e E aster vacation tu n itie s to h ear a g ric u ltu ra l prob elsew here, lems discussed by local and visitin g Mr. and Mrs. W. G. K ersbergen speakers. will spend the holidays in P o rtlan d . Coach and Mrs. O’N eil w ill visit T he program num bers included: In stru m e n ta l trio, Mrs. Chester Mrs. O’N eil's p are n ts In Tillam ook. Miss E sth e r S ib ert will m otor to H u n t, T helm a and A lfred Shipp; R h y th m band num bers; R eading by Colfax, W n., w here she w ill be th e Mrs. W. G. Dyer H arm o n ica num guest of her m other. Miss Lavina May Lynch w ill be ber, Thelm a Shipp, R u th McCulley, A rlene and K ath e rin e DeGornio; th e house guest of Miss R u th M orri “A F a rm e r’s Soliloquy” by C. K. son in P o rtlan d . Moore; S outhern melodies composed Miss D orothy G riffin and Ladrew and sung by P. E. H all, In stru m en M oshberger w ill spend th e vacation ta l duet, Thelm a and A lfred Shipp; a t th e ir respective homes in P o rt R eading by M yrthena M artin ; Vocal land. selection, Mrs. V ictor S tockard; Miss H elen P eterson w ill v isit h er H arm onica d u et by Cecil and Eilleen m other a t St. Helens. t 5 Day F estival - Apr. 1 5 -1 8 FOR YOUR EASTER BREAKFAST! Eggs for your E aster b rea k fa st m ust be fresh— We suggest Safeway eggs as the finest you can buy. T his is th e real EGG HOLIDAY. Get several dozens. DOZEN LARGE MILK ARMOUR’S Star-Skinned HAMS C arnation The w orld’s finest ham for your E aster feast. So m ild an d flavorful it needs no parboiling. T ender to th e last shred. W hole o r half. POUND FULL CREAM Pineapple ROSEDALE Tin ............ L arge F la t H oney Vale u art J a r S w eet Pickles H Q appy SNOWDRIFT S P h u re o rte V rin egetable g 6 Blue Rose F ull Head R IC E Best Bet F resh Egg NOODLES K itchen 49 lb Sack FLOUR C raft National “ Apple-A-Bay” SALE! ! Fancy W rapped and Packed BANANAS P erfection s. A g reat producer-consum er benefit drive. You can g et your Apple-a- day at th e low est cost In years. SKOVBO W INESAPS Golden F ru it Grown j. Lb. ASPARAGUS Local Head CAULIFLOWER Heads Snowy W hite SHRIMP RAISINS H OM INY CO R N FR A N K FU R T ER S B A CO N PEAS SA LM O N K .C. Baking Pow E dgew ater Seedless Van Camps C ountry K ist Golden Bantam ARMOUR’S STAR LIBBY’S A "p rem iu m ” blend th a t sells several cents below o th e r w idely know n brands. z-
