The Hermiston herald., April 21, 1938, Page 6, Image 6

Mr. and Mrs. W a lte r S m ith moved
Mr. and Mrs. Llew ellyn Brow nell
■ of U m atilla and Mrs. Ida Simmons th is week Into th e ir rec en tly p u r­
and Mrs. J. Scott of H erm iston mo- chased residence know n as th e Biggs
I tored to W alla W alla T uesday on property. T he house from w hich they
moved is know n as th e M itchell
I business.
Mr. and Mrs.' Leo E a rn h a rt are property, purchased by Mr. and Mrs.
th e p are n ts of a baby d a u g h te r born Geo. W h ite of L exington.
P. C arm ichael and J.
D allm an
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. W arn er mo­
F riday, A pril 15, a t the H erm iston
of Lexington w ere business visitors
G eneral hospital. She has
been tored to V ancouver, W n., T h u rsd ay
on the project Sunday.
in com pany w ith th e ir d a u g h te r and
nam ed H elen Marie.
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. W ilcox re ­
Miss M yrtle M artin, o p erato r at fam ily, Mrs. E. C. Schofield, who has
turned home Sunday a fte r spending
the H erm iston B eauty Shop, spent been v isitin g here for th e past two
th ree days a t R itte r Springs.
E aster Sunday in W alla W alla w ith weeks. They expect to re tu rn th e
Mrs. F. L. K elley left Monday for
her parents.
first of th e week.
The Dalles to v isit her siste r Mrs.
Mrs. H enry H am m ill of S tanfield
Bill Jackson, stu d e n t a t Pacific
J. W. C a th c art.
received tre a tm e n t in th e H erm iston U niversity a t F o rest Grove, an d a
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Kelley and son
G eneral h o sp ital th is week fo r a friend, H ull P h illip s of St. H elens,
of La G rande were in H erm iston
broken rib. She left for h er home also a freshm an a t Pacific U niversi­
over the week end.
Sunday afternoon.
ty, spent from T h u rsd ay of la st week
Mr. and Mrs. P au l B racher an d
Mrs. L. A. Moore and d au g h ter u n til S unday m o rn in g a t th e home
d au g h ter spent Sunday in P ilo t M ary M arth a arriv ed hom e from of Jack so n ’s p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs.
Rock w ith relatives.
P o rtlan d last S atu rd ay m o rn in g in C. M. Jackson.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. P. Sanderson com pany w ith Mr. Moore who had
Dr. H. C. C urry, th e S eattle op­
of M ilton were h ere T hursday. Mr. m otored to P o rtlan d for them .
to m etrist who has m ade professional
Sanderson is ed ito r of Co-op News.
Mr. an d Mrs. E d g ar H oosier of visits to H erm iston for 27 years and
H arold Pace an d Miss E leanor S tan field and Mr. and Mrs. J. V. is know n for good op tical w ork a t
McDermid of P endleton were S unday V illerm oure w ere
E aster
Sunday reasonable prices, w ill ag ain be at
guests a t th e hom e of Mr. P ace’s d in n er guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. F. the H erm iston H otel F rid ay , A pril
paren ts, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Pace.
K nerr.
29, for one day. Eyes exam ined.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. W ilcox and
Mrs. C arrie Beitel re tu rn e d S un­ Glasses ground to fit each eye. adv.
fam ily were guests of Mr. an d Mrs. day from a two w eeks’ v isit w ith
Mrs. Lola S hank and Mrs. Fred
John G raves n ear H eppner Sunday.
relativ es in P endleton
an d
P ilo t S tir ritt, Mr. and Mrs. H. L. P ayne
Mr. and Mrs. W a lte r Pearson are Rock. Mrs. Beitel is Mrs. W alter and Zelda C urtis, an d Dr. and Mrs.
moving th is week Into th e W. J. S m ith ’s m other.
A. E. M arble m otored to a cabin in
W arn er residence on th e w est side
Miss R u th Davis visited over the th e m o u n tain s
n ear
E m ig ra n t
of tow n east of th e J. Scott residence week end w ith her m other, Mrs. Springs la st S unday to sp^nd th e
Mr. an d Mrs. V ane Boynton and F lorence Davis, and h er g ra n d p a r­ •day. They rep o rt th a t th e h ills are
fam ily, Mrs. W. S. Boynton, and en ts Mr. and Mrs. A. P. G arner. She literally covered by wild flow ers.
Mrs, H arry K elley and d a u g h te r is employed in the sta te house at
T he E a ste r m otif w as carried o u t
K athleen Ann sp en t S unday in P en ­ Salem.
by Mrs. C u rtis Simons and Mrs. Geo.
dleton.
Mr. and Mrs. Ja y T. P ierson and H ark en rid e r a t tw o dessert bridge
C h arlo tte and E sth e r See sp en t son retu rn ed W ednesday n ig h t from luncheons last T h u rsd ay and F rid ay
E aster Sunday v isitin g a t La G rande G othenburg, N ebraska. Mrs. Pierson a t the home of Mrs. H ark en rid er.
w ith th e ir fa th e r and fam ily.
has been v isitin g h er p are n ts for P rizes were aw arded Mrs. W alter
Mrs. W. L. M organ re tu rn e d last several weeks and Mr. P ierson was Sm ith and Mrs. W. L. M organ, and
week from P o rtlan d w here she called th e re by her illness ten days Mrs. Roy H ale and Mrs. E. C. Scho­
spent two weeks v isitin g her m oth­ ago.
field.
er.
B. I. W h itn ey and “ B ud” D au g h ­
Mr. and Mrs. H arold Thom pson
Dr. J. P. S tew art, eye-sight spec­ e rty m otored to th e m o u n tain s above and son Jo h n and Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
ialist of P endleton will be a t the U kiah la st Sunday on a fish in g trip Shipley an d son Bill m otored
to
H erm iston H otel on W ednesday, b ut rep o rt no luck.
P endleton E aster S unday to spend
Mr. and Mrs. E v erett R a in w a te r th e day w ith Mr. Thom pson's p a r­
April 27th. H ours 1:00 to 5 :00 p
m.
'
adv announces the b irth of a son T ues­ ents, Mr. an d Mrs. M. L. Thom pson.
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Brownson left day, A pril 19, a t the H erm iston G en­
Mrs. W. A. McCorkele and H u b ert
eral hospital. Both m other and son W arn er, siste r an d b ro th er of C.
Monday for P o rtlan d .
Among out-of-tow n v isito rs here are doing nicely.
W a rn er of H erm iston, an d Mr. and
H erb ert Skovbo, who has been Mrs. W a rn e r McCorkele of W eston,
last week were H enry M olstrom. Pen
dleton, J. A. Troedson, M organ, and em ployed a t Jo h n Day d u rin g the spent E a ste r Sunday a t th e W a rn er
la st few m onths, visited over the home in H erm iston. Mrs. L. A. W a r­
I. L. H agen, Pendleton.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe D yer and Mr. week end w ith his p aren ts, Mr. and ner, who has been v isitin g a t th e
and Mrs. L. C. Dyer w ere Sunday Mrs. Jen s Skovbo, before leav in g for home of her son for th e past m onth,
retu rn ed to W eston w ith her d au g h ­
d in n e r guests a t th e hom e of Mr. P o rtland.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Melvin
F
o
lle
tt
of
te r Mrs. McCorkele and will rem ain
and Mrs. A1 Q uiring.
Bend, Ore., visited from S atu rd ay indefinitely.
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. P lersol and
Mrs. L au ra Shipley re tu rn e d the
fam ily m otored to M eacham E aster u n til T uesday a t th e home of his
paren ts, Mr. and Mrs. D. D. F o llett, first of th e week from T he Dalles
Sunday w here they spent th e day
on n o rth hill. Bruce F o lle tt had w here she has been v isitin g re la ­
v isitin g friends.
Billy B elt spent th e week end in m otored to Bend on T uesday of la st tives since F rid a y of last week.
J. M. Biggs of P o rtla n d w as a
P o rtlan d v isitin g his g ran d m o th er, week and retu rn ed w ith them .
P aul B racher, who has been em- business v isito r in H erm iston and
ta k in g ad v an tag e of E a ster school
ployeij at the Oregon H ard w are & P endleton over th e week end.
vacation w hich began W ednesday of
Mr. and Mrs. Ed K auffm an left
Im plem ent com pany store for more
last week.
Miles A rth u r and fam ily have th an a year, has been q u ite ill for W ednesday of la st week for E lgin
gone to B aker on a business trip and th e past week b u t hopes to be back w here Mr. K auffm an will re-open
to work soon.
his shoe re p a ir shop for ’.he sp rin g
w hile th ere they visited Mrs. A r­
and sum m er m onths. H e has been
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Dale
Em
ery
and
two
th u r ’s uncle.
assistin g his fath e r-in -la w , W. H.
Mr. and Mrs. New M adden, Mr. d au g h ters of P endleton, Mr. and
Bowman, in his shop h ere for sev­
Mrs.
P
aul
Van
P
a
tte
n
and
Mr.
and
and Mrs. Cecil M adden and d au g h ­
eral m onths. E lvest Bowman, who
ters Della and Jan ice, and Mr. and Mrs. D ayton H arris spent Sunday at
has been a t Baker, is now w ith his
Mrs. W ilm er W atson m otored to th e home of Mr. and Mrs. R. G. At-
fa th e r here.
F reew ater last S unday w here they teb u ry south of H erm iston on the
B u tter Creek highw ay.
Mr. and Mrs. F. M. G ulw its and
atten d ed E aster ch u rch services. Mr.
F ra n k See and Lesley Polley have Mr. and Mrs. B. H an elin e w ere S u n ­
Madden rep o rts th a t th e farm s
day d in n e r guests of Mr. a n d Mrs.
aro u n d F re ew ater w ere b ea u tifu l been v isitin g th e past week w ith Mr.
and Mrs. P erry A rth u r. Mr. See is W a lte r C lark of P endleton.
w ith th e fru it trees blossoming.
a b ro th er of Mrs. A rth u r and Je ff
Weather Report.
See. and celebrated his b itrh d a y
w hile here.
Max. Min.
Date
Miss M arg aret N eary, who te ac h ­ April 14 .............. ................ 69 .... 32
es school a t C laskanie, Ore., sp en t A pril 15 ................ ............... 6S . ... 44
E aster week end in H erm iston v isit­ A pril 16
......... ................. 71 .... 50
ing h er fath e r and fam ily, Mr. and A pril 17 ............... .........
. 69 ..... 53
Mr«. J. J. N eary, and a t th e hom^ A pril 18 ................ ................ 68 .... 54
of Mr. and Mrs. David M ittlesdorf. ’
A pril 19 . ............ ............... 67 .... 30
Mr. and Mrs. F. N. C lark motorec^ April 20 ................................. 70 ..... 31
to R ichland, W n., last Sunday to
P re cip itatio n w as .08.
S te el or
spent th e day w ith Mr. and Mrs.
C h illed
Jo h n McGuire, an d to celebrate Mr«.
Examiner Here April 27.
C lark ’s b irth d ay . The M cGuire’s re ­
B o tto m »
T h e ex am in er of o p erato rs an d
tu rn ed w ith them to spend th e eve­
ch a u ffe u rs w ill be in
H erm iston
ning.
W ednesday, A pril 27, a t th e city
Mrs. H. E. Shesely and son P a rr lib ra ry betw een th e h ours of 1 :0 0
le ft last week for G ran ite. Ore., to 5 :0 0 , acco rd in g to a recen t a n ­
w here th ey Joined Mr. Shesely who nouncem ent released from th e Sec­
Is w orking as m anager o f th e Lodge re ta ry of S ta te ’s office. All those
w ishing perm its o r licenses to driv e
M ining Claims, know n as th e M or­ cars a re asked to g et in touch w ith
ris Mine. They expect to re tu rn to th e ex am in er d u rin g these hours.
H erm iston a fte r a sh o rt sta y b u t
plan to spend th e sum m er season
there.
Mr. and Mrs. E zra Hazen and two
d au g h ters plan to move to H erm is­
ton from S tanfield and will occupy
th e W. W. F elthouse residence re ­
cently vacated by Mr. and Mrs. Ray
O viatt, who bought the Maude H uff
Barnes 20-acre farm west of town.
at The Hermiston Herald.
m ounted on its ow n axle.
Tha
Mr.
Hazen
is
o
p
erato
r
a
t
U
m
atilla.
axle is in th a form o f a crank.
L o c a l H appenings
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. C lark mo­
tored to A rlington late T hursday af
ternoon w ith th e ir d au g h ter Mrs.
Don Jackson and her son C lark,
w here they met Mr. Jackson and re­
tu rn ed to The Dalles. Mrs. Jackson
and her son have been visiting here
since la st T hursday.
BASIS THEATRE
HERMISTON, OREGON
Friday - Saturday
APRIL 22 - 23
DOUBLE FEATURE!
N ig h t S p o t
w ith
PARKYAKARKUS
ALLAN LANE
JOAN WOODBURY
um ROGERS
The COUNTY
CHAIRMAN
Newsreel— Trailing Animal Stor
ies.
Sun. - Mon. - Tues.
APRIL 24 - 25 - 26
M A T IN E E 2 :3 0 SUNDAY
WILUAMPOWEU^ANNABELI.A
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THURSDAY. A PR IL 21, 1938.
THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON
VAGE BIX
,.jií
B utler
B utlers (she believed) are born
to obey . . . but Bill obeys such
u n -b u tler-lik e impulses!
Comedy— Dime a Dance
Trailer Paradise
WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY
APRIL 27 - 28
WEDNESDAY SPECIAL NIGHT
TIP-OFF GIRLS
with
MARY CARLISLE
LLOYD NOLAN
R om ance and ro arin g action as
Lloyd N olan and Mary C arlisle
b a ttle A m erica’s most vicious
crim e ring!
Comedy— Morning Judge - Sport
Life - Good Looking Winners
McCormick -Deering Two-Way
Success Sulky Plow No. 1
Economy - Efficiency - Equality
Rennie A. Tull
LA GRANDE, ORE.
REPUBLICAN
CANDIDATE
For Congress
Second Congressional District
P r im a r y M a y 2 0
1938
Your Support will be Appreciated
T
—it
T w o -W a y
turns
a ll
tha
furrow» in the same direction
leaves no dead furrows
I t Is. therefore, the ideal plow for
irrig ated fields and for sloping or
hilly land where dead furrow s
Boy Scouts, believing in preparedness, receive a tuberculin teat to
determine if they have become infected with tuberculosis germs. Through­
out the United States, young people are particlnr.ting in the Early Diag­
nosis Campaign of tuberculosis a s s c c ta tin s in th eir efforts to discover
tuberculosis in Its early stages and thereby insure cr.rly recovery.
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SPECIALS FOR APRIL 22 to 25.
POST TOASTIES
2^.
11c
MARSHMALLOWS »
PEANUT BUTTER iy,
10c
Z3c
Post Fam ous Cereal
Made from Select N uts
AIRWAY
C o ffe e
J
P riced to Save.
Lb. Pkg.
WHOLE KERNAL
J
S erve th e Best
No. 2 Tins
plow m an,
by
m ean undesirable ditches
T h ere is no laying o u t lands —
you sim ply s ta rt a t one oorner of a
field and plow back and fo rth ,
means of a band grip , to cause th a
dog to engage th a ratch et tha
using th a righ t-h and bottom going
one w ay. th a left-h an d b o tto m
See for yourself how well thia
plow is designed to do tw o -w ay
plowing. C om e in now w hile you
coming back
I t la very simple
the horses even do moat ot tha
w ork of raising th e bottom s
E ach
bottom
and
beam
■
traction
of th a
wheel dors
HERMISTON, OREGON
35^
T all tin s
,Qw
Del M onte
**
HOMINY
3 No. 2% tin s
29?
V an Cam p’s
SUPURB SOAP
Reg. P kg.
21 d
F or H ard W a te r
MASTER BLEACHER
P u re x
Gal. Ju g
19c
CORNED BEEF ........ 1 lb. tin
DRIED PRUNES ............ 3 lbs.
PINK SALMON
... 2 ta ll tin s
LIBBY’S DEV. MEAT
4 tin s
SWEET PICKLES............. Quart
FRUIT SALAD
No. 1 tin s
KIPPERED SNACKS ........ 4 for
BLACK PEPPER
1% lb. bag
SANKA
N ALLEY’S
Tang
T he P erfect D 'ressi
ressing
W alla W alla
Q u art J a r
29C
19c
25c
29c
19c
33c
15c
19c
25c
1 lb. tin
39^
3 tall tins
25^
Coffee Sub.
V an Cam p’s
tha
• r e thinking about your farm
equipm ent. and see the whole
M cC o rm ick-1 >eenng line.
Oregon H ardware &
Implement Go.
Try Our
9c
l<fc
25c
25c
29«
29c
17c
2 No. 2% tin s
GRAPEFRUIT
C o rn
23c
S yrup Packed
PORK & BEANS
and a dog in each axle assembly.
T o raise a bo tto m i t is m erely
tha
CLABBER GIRL ............... 2 lbs.
SHARER SALT
26 oz. ca rto n
TUNA FLAKES - - %’• - Bach
SALTED PEANUTS 1% lb. pkg.
RAISINS
4 lb. pkg.
CATSUP .......... 3 12-oz. b o ttles
RIPE OLIVES .......... 2 tall tins
B. & M. B E A N S................. Each
PEACHES
Th era is a ratchet on each wheel
ne n assary for
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Hermiston Herald
Office
Doing a Good Deed—For Themselves
Their Families and Their Communities
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The Corona
Pertsble Adding
Machine
TOMATO JUICE
3 tlns 23 <
4 lb. tin
COFFEE
89^
E dw ards
Butter-Pecan Frappe
IC E C R E A M
4Oc QUART
Fresh from our own freezer!
Thompson's Drag Store
O r a n g e S a le
W e’ve rushed a whole train lo ad of
juicy, golden rip e oran g es to o u r
sto res for th is event. A P ro d u cer-
Consum er Cam paign.
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1
Dox.
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Dox L arge Size
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