The Hermiston herald., April 28, 1938, Image 1

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VOLUME XXXI
NUMBEB 36
SiHOOl EXHIBITS
WORK O f YEAR
n
e íh'rmtüíxm Iterali*
HERMISTON. UMATILLA
COUNTY,
OBEGON,
BUTTON COLLECTING ELECTRIC APPLIANC
HOBBY UNUSUAL
DEMONSTRATION
APRIL 28. 1938.
REA EXTENSION
WORK BEGINS
PIANO RECITAL
TUESDAY M A Y 3
SEED PRODUCTION
NEW ON PROJECT
An u n u su al hobby is th a t fol
T he o rig in al system of the ru ra l
The firs t week in May has been
Miss Jo an P atterso n , sp ecialist In
lowed by Mrs. T. O 'G rady of H er house
fu rn ish in g s from
Oregon electric line has been com pleted and designated N atio n al Music Week
m lston of collecting b u tto n s w hich S tate college, w ill d em o n strate v ar several of th e new extensions have and Tuesday n ig h t. May 3. a t 8:00
w ere in use m any years ago. She ious electrical appliances a t an open been surveyed an d are ready for con­ o’clock a m usical program w ill be
PARENT-TEACHERS
YIELD POSSIBILITIES
now has a collection of over 500 m eeting a t th e H erm iston
high
high stru ctio n . The co n tra cto rs are ex presented in th e H erm iston
b
u
tto
n
s
assem
bled
over
a
period
of
pected
to
reassem
ble
th
e
ir
crews
and
school
th
e
evening
of
F
rid
ay
,
A
pril
school
au
d
ito
riu
m
.
ELECT OFFICERS
YET UNCERTAIN
18 years. Much of th e rom ance and 29, a t 8 :00 o’clock.
commence the new w ork n ex t week.
Miss G olda M umma w ill p resen t
history of th e w estern pioneers may
a
n
um
ber
of
pupils
in
a
piano
re
­
The
association
expected
to
e
n
e
r­
Local
d
ealers
have
cooperated
In
A pleased and satisfied group of be found in stu d y in g th is collection,
Seed production is relativ ely new
su p p ly in g appliances for th e dem on gize th e o rig in al system on May 1st cital. They w ill be assisted by the
local citizens left tb e high school adding g re a tly to its in terest.
stra tio n in w hich Miss P a tte rso n but some delay w ill be oaused by o rch e stra u n d er th e d irection of G for th is area and very little is known,
b u ild in g T hursday n ig h t, A pril 21,
Mrs. O’GTady firs t became in te r ­ w ill p o in t out th e good an d bad the requirem ent of th e REA for C. H um phreys and the h igh school of its possibilities. Several farm er«
a fte r a tte n d in g th e fin al m eeting of
final inspection of th e system before chorus u n d er th e d irection of Miss on the p roject have produced good
th e P are n t-T e a c h e r’s association for ested in collecting b u tto n s when she features.
yields from S traw b erry Clover, Red
W a lte r Holt, co unty a g e n t from th e juice is tu rn ed on. T his may be H elen P eterson.
th e year a t w hich a splendid ex h ib it found a box of old b u tto n s am ong
T he public is cordially in v ited to Clover. W hite Sweet Clover, and a l ­
o f the y e a r’s w ork was displayed by w hich w ere some very a rtistic d e­ P endleton, will be p resen t a t th e a period of ten days. A linem an has
falfa. yet they have also had com ­
both high school and g rad e school. signs show ing in tric a te hand w ork. m eeting also, and w ill discuss tb e been employed and will be in the atten d . T here w ill be no adm ission plete failu res d u rin g o th er years,
Since th a t tim e m any b u tto n s have REA from th e extension angle, giv field Monday checking house co
charge. All ch ild ren should be ac­
Mrs. G. W. Ripley, r e tirin g presi been added to her asso rtm en t by ing a resum e of its progress from its nections and in sta llin g m eters.
sta te s Jay T. Pierson, a s sista n t
com panied by th e ir parents.
dent, asked for th e rep o rt of th e friends who knew of h er collection. beginning.
co u n ty agent.
___
T
he
follow
ing
is
a
te
n
ta
tiv
e
pro­
n o m in a tin g com m ittee w hich
was
D u rin g the past y ear th e F a rm
The
various
ages
of
these
b
u
tto
n
s
g
ram
:
B ureau C o-operative of H erm iston
read by Mrs. David M ittlesdorf as
are
determ
ined
by
th
e
type
of
sh
an
k
Assembly
M
arch
....
E
ric
D
eL
am
ater
HI
SCHOOL
SPORTS
TW O FINED FOR
has
purchased
several
tho u sand
follow s: Mrs. C. M. Jackson, presi
S panish Dance— Don Ju a n . .. E ric pounds of a lfa lfa seed from g ro w ­
d e n t, Mrs. A. E. M arble, vice presi and the style of c lo th in g from
w
hich
they
were
tak
en
.
A
few
of
BEING
DRUNK
De L am ater
d en t, Mrs. W. J. Logan, secretary
ers In the west end of U m atilla
O rchestra
county. Among grow ers are Mrs.
a n d Mrs. Alm a Greaves, treasurer, the arm y b u tto n s may be identified
The sm oker betw een the H erm is­
from
histo
ric
record
books.
T hese officers w ere elected by unan
H arold W alker an d R ussell K auf ton high school and Boardm an high M inuet in G ....................... Beethoven G retch en P urdy, F. R. Silva, F. L.
Grouped in asso rtm en ts of Jet, m an
B a rn e tt, Riley Leeper, H. F. L in d ­
im ous b allot and installed by Mrs.
Jack Jackson
of P endleton appeared before school held in th e local gym last
pearl, m etal and common glass the Ju stice
W. L. Hamm .
F riday n ig h t was atten d ed by a Folded W ings ....................... F orm an ner, Jo h n Jen d rzejew sk i, N eil Rob­
E.
P.
Dodd
S
unday
m
orning,
ertso n , F red F u rre r, Jim Eddie, W .
Mrs. R ipley acknow ledged the bu tto n s m ake a very a ttra c tiv e dis­ A pril 24, and were found g u ilty on large and en th u sia stic crowd. Ref­
E lb e rt Moore
splendid cooperation given by all play. One large je t b u tto n is know n charges of being d ru n k an d fined eree Logan Todd gave each school Melody Bells ............................. A lden A. M ikesell. Wm. E n g lish . B ert M ar­
tin , F re d Lenz, A H ug, E. L. H ug.
th ree wins and one draw .
o ffic ers of th e association, teachers to be a t least 110 years old an d $20 and $7.50 for co u rt costs.
W anda D unning
C. J. M atthew s. N eil Bleakney, J.
H arold Neill for H erm iston won a
and local citizens, d u rin g th e past o th ers ran g e from 50 to 100 years
T
h
eir
’36
Dodge
sedan
h
it
th
e
Be th e Best of W h atev er You A re Skovbo, Joe B a u m g artn er and H. K.
year. Mrs. A. H. N orton read th e of age. T here are only tw o b u tto n s bridge over th e Maxwell d itch n ear technical knockout over E. Partlow .
Gladys Pierson, V irg in ia Dyer
Dean.
fin a n c ia l rep o rt for th e year. O ther of like designs in th e e n tire collec­ tow n an d careened from th e h ig h ­ Ralph M arble won a decision over
F rances F o llett
Most of th e seed sold by th e F arm
r e tirin g officers w ere Mrs. Jackson tion, a m etal b u tto n more th a n an way down a seven foot em bankm ent, Neil Bleakney an d Jim K err won a
as vice president, and Mrs. R. B. inch in d iam eter and one less th a n tu rn in g over th ree tim es. N eith er decision over L. Kobow. T he bout T he F airy W edding W altz .. T u rn e r B ureau Co-operative comes from
half an inch in diam eter, faced by
B etty Goff
Idaho an d M ontana.
W ilcox as secretary.
of th e car w as seriously between E. Moyer for H erm iston and
a design of a Swiss m o u n tain home. occupant
Lewis McDonald for Boardm an was Chimes a t E v ening ................ H eins
All th e Im p o rtan t seed p ro d u cin g
in
ju
red
b
u
t
both
were
bruised
and
T his is a b eau tifu l piece of hand shaken. A m otorcycle tied to th e a draw.
V irg in ia Todd
areas of th e U nited S tates are in
Numbers by Orchestras.
work and is said to have come d i­ car was found in a field on th e op
For Boardm an Roy P artlo w won W oodland Echoes ................ W ym an th e arid or sem i-arid regions. E x­
G. C. H um phreys of Pendleton, rect from S w itzerland.
Alm a L aird
a decision over Presley S tillin g s;
perim en tal w ork done a t v arious
posite side of th e road.
d irected both th e high school and
A noth er in te re stin g
design is
R alph Skoubo a decision over Tom M orning In v ita tio n ............. V eanzie places Indicate th a t a ir m o istu re la
grad e school o rch e stras in several found on a b u tto n w ith a m etal
H
igh
School
Chorus
Lotspeich; and Ted W ilson a decis
an im p o rta n t elem ent of th e w e a th ­
Purebred Stock Purchased.
num bers. T he num bers w ere ev i­ back and wood facin g on w hich is
Sons Bois ................................... S tan b er, w hich influences seed se ttin g ,
ion over D arw in Webb.
dence of th e progress m ade by Mr m ounted a copper E n g lish crest.
M
ary
H
elene
Piersol
The re tu rn sm oker will be at
p a rtic u la rly In legum es, such as a l­
Several head of p u rebred d airy
H um phrey’s work considering th e O ther b u tto n s have silv er m ountings c a ttle was purchased recen tly by Boardm an, May 5.
T he R obin’s R etu rn ................ F ish er fa lfa and th e clovers. M oderately
m a te ria l av a ila b le for the o rch estras and two are in laid w ith gold. O ther resid en ts on th e project. Mrs. E dna
Bob Jackson
w arm and su n n y days, w ith a g en tle
a t th e b eg in n in g of th e school year. fasc in atin g b u tto n s a re a turquoise M ulkins purchased
th e purebred
The H erm iston Bulldogs lost to Anvil Chorus .............................. V erdi breeze to keep th e a ir in circu latio n ,
V ery few stu d e n ts ta k in g p a rt in blue sto n e set in gold w hich came G uernsey cow, F lash L ig h t Dimple
G
alop
C
hrom
atique
..................
Llszh
are believed to be m ost favorable.
e ith e r th e high school o r grade from C hina; a gold horseshoe, said No. 237337, from L. L. R um gay of A thena in a baseball gam e Tuesday Mary H elene P iersol, Golda Mumma Sudden changes in th e w eath er a re
school o rc h e stra had previous m usic­ to have graced th e rid in g h ab it of Oregon City. W hile th is cow has of th is week 4 to 0. The gam e was S o ro rity W a ltz ............. De L am ater u n fav o rab le to seed production, p a r­
al tra in in g and each w ind in s tru ­ an early pioneer woman m aking her passed her prim e, she is a type in ­ closely m atched and played on the Cavalcade M arch ........... De L am ater tic u la rly d u rin g Ju ly and A ugust,
m ent p a rt had to be ta u g h t in d iv id ­ home in W alla W alla; velvet m ount­ d iv id u al and should have several A thena diam ond. H erm iston made
O rch estra
w hen m ost seed se ttin g occurs.
ually and th en w orked to g eth er as a ed on m etal topped by detailed years service as a brood cow in th is three h its and A th en a one; H erm is­
The p resen t tendency In seed pro­
group. T hose who heard th e two m etal designs; an d one of cu t steel herd. J. D. Corliss p urchased a pure ton fanned seven and w alked th ree
duction, p articu la rly w ith alfalfa,
groups w ere pleased w ith th e accom ­ edging o u tlin in g a design of a hand bred bull calf from th e H appy T h o t A thena fanned five and w alked four
Mr. P ierson says, is to estab lish
Gerald K eller and
F ra n k
F u rre r
STANFIELD
* stra
plishm ents.
clasping a clu ste r of flow ers;
th e Jersey F arm la st week. Floyd L aird pitched for H erm iston an d S tu a rt *
in s for special purposes an d
Mr. H um phreys is d irec to r of th e la tte r is know n to be of th e year also purchased a baby bull calf from R ankin ca u g h t; Jones pitched for
w hich are adapted to a p a rtic u la r
P endleton civic band and is p a rt 1829. Mrs. O’G rady believes m any th is same farm . All th ree a re mem­ A thena and H ansel was catcher.
set of conditions. F or exam ple, farm ­
tim e m usic in stru c to r in th e H er­ of th e p earl b u tto n s a re n ot more bers of th e U m atilla-M orrow H erd
The H arm ony H u stlers Sew ing ers a re paying more a tte n tio n to
The n ex t baseball gam e will be
th a n 25 years old.
m iston schools.
club met at th e Thos. M ulcare home new w in te r-h ard y and w ilt-re sista n t
Im provem ent association.
F riday a t U m atilla.
east of town T uesday aftern o o n v arieties of alfa lfa In th is area. Due
Grade School Glee Clubs.
to b acterial w ilt a la rg e p ercen tag e
Child Health Day May 1.
ATTEND STATE
H erm iston te n n is team s played w ith Mrs. J. B. K asari and Mrs. of
the stan d s go o ut d u rin g th e th ird
M ulcare as hostesses. T here were
Mrs. A lm a G reaves directs the
Dr. A. H. M cLaren of Pendleton, th eir firs t in te r-sch o lastic m atches fo u rteen ladies present.
and fo u rth years. T u rk e sta n No.
g rad e school glee clubs an d each C. E. C O N VENTIO N
county H ealth U nit doctor, w as in at P endleton W ednesday afte rn o o n
Mr. and Mrs. C harles Row land 19302, a stra in from the o rig in al
presented num bers show ing fine
H erm iston W ednesday
and
a n ­ w inning H erm iston 4, P en d leto n 1. have moved from Boardm an to the tu rk estan alfa lfa, was found 100 per
tra in in g . Mrs. G reaves directs th e
G
irls’
singles—
V
era
Sisson
vs.
cent b acterial w ilt-re sista n t in th is
The H erm iston C h ristian E n d ea­ nounced th e observance of Child Miss T roxell, H erm iston, 6-1 8-6.
B u rn h am ran ch on th e project.
group from th e piano. In one of th e
H ealth day for May 1. T h is day
A 4-H Calf club has been o rg a ­ area, however, th is seed is not a v a il­
num bers given by th e boys a base­ vor society will be represented a t will be celebrated th ro u g h o u t the
Boy’s singles— G erald K eller vs.
in com m ercial q u an titie s. H ard-
b all pantom im e was very w ell done. the s ta te C h ristian E ndeavor con­ U nited S tates by a proclam ation by Don SehiUer, H erm iston, 1st set, nized w ith W illiam B arber as le a d ­ able
er. Members include Alma. Sally, istan. a selection from a tu rk e sta n
The assem bled groups also gave sev­ vention a t Oregon City th is week P resid en t Roosevelt, an d
-6,
P
endleton
2d
set,
6-4;
H
erm
is­
in the
Newell and Owen Anson, Jim B ar­ alfalfa, w hich was developed larg ely
end by th irte e n delegates, who left
e ra l num bers.
ton 3d set 7-5.
th ro u g h th e efforts of the N ebraska
ber and Bob K asari.
H erm iston T hursday in tim e to be sta te th ro u g h a p roclam ation by
G
irls’
doubles—
F
ran
ces
Dawson
S tation,
The Misses E lean o r K asari and A g ricu ltu ra l E x perim ent
p resent a t th e evening session. G overnor M artin. The slogan ad o p t­ and V irg in ia W ells vs. Betty H ughes
Variety Exhibits.
Among those a tte n d in g w ere Mrs. C. ed is, "Speed C hildren on th e Road and Reva Schm idt, H erm iston 6-1 L au ra G regory w ere delegates to shows a relativ ely h igh degree of
E x h ib its of w ork done d u rin g the W arn er and two sons Cecil and to H e a lth .” Mrs. Roy D uff of P en ­ 6-1.
th e m eeting of th e T ri-S ta te G irls resistance to w ilt disease. Some 500
y e a r in both upper and low er d e ­ G lenn, H arold an d R alph Neill, B et­ dleton has been appointed as Um a­
League conference in P en d leto n to 600 pounds of certified H ard istan
Boy's
doubles
—
Jo
h
n
Knox
and
(C ontinued on P age 3)
p a rtm e n ts were displayed in an o u t­ ty M orehouse, .V iv ian aud V irginia tilla co unty ch airm an . Schools are R alph M arble vs. Chas. H oskins and S aturday. O thers a tte n d in g from th e
sta n d in g arran g e m en t. The low er Dyer, Mary Alice Corpe, Opal Stock- co n d u ctin g a poster co n test and G ranger, H erm iston, 6-4 6-1
local high school were Marie R hea,
division, or ju n io r high school d is­ ard, P au lin e Stoop, Eldon Saylpr, ch u rch es w ill devote S unday to the
and
M arg aret SPEAKER BRINGS
Mixed doubles — S. R an k in and Lucile Tombleson
plays, w ere more o u tsta n d in g p e r­ and Jesse Moore. W. C. M orehouse program .
T helm a S w arner vs. M arjorie Myers Wood.
haps, due to the fact th a t th is is th e will take th e group to Oregon City
Mrs. Jam es Mead had th e m isfor­ TOWNSEND MESSAGE
and Mooney, P endleton, 1-6 5-7.
Mothers’ Day Program.
firs t y ear fo r th e ir w ork and also and then re tu rn to P o rtlan d to v isit
A re tu rn m atch will be held at tu n e to ag ain fall and b reak her
covered e v e ry th in g for the e n tire relatives. Mrs. Levi Reeder will a l­
arm In th e same place It had been
A M others' Day and
May Day H erm iston. May_2.
broken several m onths ago.
T he H erm iston
Tow nsend club
year. Some of th e w ork in th e high so accom pany th e group to P o rtlan d program
w
ill
be
given
by
th
e
F
arm
school division has not been com­ w here she w ill v isit a t th e F ra n k B ureau A uxiliary a t th e ir next
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. McCall, Mrs. had a fine tu rn out a t its rally la st
Turkey
Shipment
May
9.
J. M. R ichards, Mr. and Mrs. Loren F riday n ig h t in the U nion ch u rch
pleted.
F ow ler home. Two boys from Lex­ m eeting, May 6 w ith Mesdames A1
Miss D orothy GTlffin and Coach ington will accom pany the group in Cable and T. P anages in charge. All
T he E astern Oregon T urkey G row ­ K enison and Mrs. E lm er Reeves a t ­ w ith m ore th an 75 m em bers p res­
ent. E ig h t new m em bers were en ­
F ra n k O’Neil had charge of th e high one car.
m others, old and young, also d au g h ­ e rs’ association will hold a tu rk ey tended fu n eral services of th e late
school displays w hich show ed excel­
H erm iston will be represented on ters are invited. Mesdames E. E. pool Monday, May 9, for th e sh ip ­ C harles H azen in P endleton Friday. rolled at th e m eeting. T he b u lle tin
le n t w orkm anship.
the program by C. W arn er J r., pres­ R ain w ater, A. E. M arble and N. W. m ent of breeding stock. Birds w ill Mr. Hazen was th e first U. P. ag e n t from n atio n al h ea d q u arte rs was read
D isplays by th e firs t five grades id en t of Colum bia Union, and also in Bloom w ill have charge of refre sh ­ be received from 2 :0 0 a.m. to 6 :00 and teleg rap h o p erato r in S tan field but very little business tran sa cted
a. m., due to w arm w eath er condi­ from 1910 u n til 1923, when th e to give way to th e Tow nsend club
co nsisted alm ost e n tirely of free the high school d ram a contest by m ents.
speaker.
fam ily moved to P endleton.
h an d d raw in g in a r t w ork and th is th ree members, Opal S tockard, B et­
At th e la st m eeting held A pril 15 tions. C ards have been m ailed to
W. A. Spencer, who is now an a s­
Mr. and Mrs. Joe H ornsby have
in stru c tin g them
when
w as arran g e d by in stru c to rs accord­ ty M orehouse and Jesse Moore, who a larg e group of men and
women grow ers
for Oregon
in to th e F lorence Connor sis ta n t rep rese n tativ e
in g to grades, th e Misses M yrtle will p resen t a fifteen m in u te play gath ered to tak e p a rt in Columbia th e ir birds will be received. The moved
house.
appointed by Dr. Tow nsend,
gave
B u rn ett, M ary P e tri, B lanche H ar­ en title d , "H e T h a t P u tte th H is park clean-up day. A lot of work d ate an d tim e was set a t a m eeting
Mrs. H en ry H am m ill is conval- th e main address of th e evening. He
m on, M arg aret K irk and M arie H and to th e P low .” T h is will be in was accom plished and a pot luck held M onday n ig h t in th e office of escing
e t her home afte r com m it- repeatedly pointed o u t th a t th e
com petition
w ith o th e r societies d in n er was served a t noon. Those in Ja y T. Pierson, a ssista n t county
Salmi.
m ent in th e H erm iston G eneral hos­ Tow nsend plan is not a local, b ut a
L. W. B u rrell has charg e of th e of th e tate. T he w in n er will re ­ charge of th e d in n e r were M es- ag en t. J. M. C o ru n tt of Riddle, Ore., p ital because of a broken rib.
n atio n al proposition, and ca n n o t be
B axter
H u tch iso n , Adam has been asked to a c t as federal
m an u al tra in in g d ep a rtm en t w hich ceive a full sch o larsh ip to T u rn e r dam es
in
Mossie Bros, shipped fa t c a ttle to put in to op eratio n successfully
g ra d e r d u rin g th e fall shipping sea­
includes stu d e n ts ta k in g th e firs t sum m er conference, th e second a Blahm and May A ddlem an.
P o rtlan d S atu rd ay .
Louis
Mossie any one s ta te alone. He continued
son.
y ea r in th e w ork, from th e seventh half scholarship, and th e th ird place
had ch arg e of the ship m en t and was by sta tin g th a t a tra n sa c tio n ta x to
an d eig h th grades. The boys made a reg istra tio n . Mrs. C. W a rn er and
in P o rtlan d over th e week end.
sup p o rt It would place a severe
Miss
P
au
lin
e
Stoop
directed
th
e
play
Max.
Min.
th e ir own ca rp e n te r benches a t th e
Date
T he house now occupied by Louie
Fred T h o rn e, Wm. P a rry and handicap upon th e com m erce an d
and
w
ish
to
acknow
ledge
th
e
able
75
...
37
April 21 ................................
b e g in n in g of th e year and occupy a
W hite is h aving a new corner fo u n ­ Fred S helton received sh ip m en ts of in d u stry of th e sta te . Income from
April 22 .................. ............ 73 .... 52 d atio n on th e sou th w est and th e tu rk ey poults
room in th e basem ent of th e grade assistance of Mrs. N. R. M ueller.
tax
W ednesday.
T he such a localized tra n sa c tio n
Colum bia Union w ill be rep resen ­ April 23 . .............................. 71 .... 32 basem ent is being lined w ith con­ T hornes have recen tly installed hot would In evitably d w indle instead of
school.
47 crete. Bill K ennedy of U m atilla is w ater h ea tin g system in
T he dom estic a r t is u nder th e ted in the parad e S atu rd ay a f te r ­ April 24 ................................ 71 .
th e ir grow.
39 doing th e work. Mr. W hite is em ­ brooder house.
supervision of Mrs. A lm a G reaves noon b - a float p o rtra y in g "C. E. April 25 ................................ 73 .
A nother speaker of th e ev en in g
.
46 ployed as n ig h t o p erato r a t U m a­
69
an d th is display was o u tsta n d in g in P ioneering for C h rist,” dep ictin g April 26
was Mrs. Olley S lan g er of T he Dalle«
its com pleteness. These stu d e n ts are the covered wagon and the Indians. April 27 ................................ 72 .... 32 tilla.
who is ch airm an of th e Y outh club,
(H eld from la st week)
No rain .
from th e seventh and eig h th grades.
The first an n iv ersary of th e “ Get and a form er m em ber of th e d isso lv ­
Miss N orm a Jo h n sto n has charge PORTLAND ROSE
T ogether C lub" w as observed by a ed sta te board. Rev. T h o rn h ill of
of th e a r t w ork in th e ju n io r high
no host d in n e r a t th e S. J. Anson Salem, who has been h o lding ch u rc h
school division. T he upper division FESTIVAL JUNE 8-11
home T h u rsd ay n ig h t, w ith
h u s­ services a t th e C olum bia school, ex ­
co n sists of stu d e n ts from th e seven­
bands and children as guests. Those pressed his g ra titu d e for th e sta n d
th and eig h th grades and th e low er
a tte n d in g th is enjoyable a ffa ir w ere the Tow nsend club w as ta k in g in
P o rtla n d ’s Rose F estiv al w ill have
division from th e six th grade. The more outside cities rep resen ted th is
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. R atliff, Mr. and its cooperation w ith Dr. T ow nsend’s
u pper division is an elective subject year in its fam ous floral parade
Mrs. F ran k C orniel and d a u g h te r, plan.
R efreshm ents of cake an d coffee
a n d th e groups displayed free hand th a n In any recen t festival, acco rd ­
Mr. and Mrs. P h ilip Boggs, Mr. and
w ere served a t th e close of th e
colored ch alk draw ings. T he lower ing to an n o u n cem en t by R alph H.
com plete th e p rep aratio n of several Mrs. P aul C onrad, Jim Scalf, Mr. m
G
oing
to
school
in
a
th
e
a
tre
!
eeting.
division co ncentrated on objects and Cake, president.
It sounds a bit stran g e , d o esn 't it? m eals so th e en tire audience can see and Mrs. H am m ill and d au g h te r E l­
colorings.
The next reg u la r m eeting w ill be
len,
George
and
Floyd
Conrad,
Mrs.
the
process
step
by
step.
But
th
a
t
is
w
hat
women
of
th
e
com­
T he parad e w ill again ba in th e
Friday, May 6, a t th e A m erican L e­
Emma
M
artin
,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Oscar
The
finished
dishes,
w
hich
w
ill
m
u
n
ity
will
be
doing
w
hen
th
e
H
er­
m orning an d is set for F rid a y of the
Social Enjoyed.
hall. The public Is invited to
m iston H erald Motion P ic tu re Cook­ be show n in full color, w ill look as M artin, Mr. and Mrs. W ill B arber gion
four-day festival, Ju n e 8 to 11.
a tte n d all m eetings.
though th ey could be picked rig h t and fam ily, Cleo H olt and Mr. and
ing
school
comes
to
tow
n
Monday
Im m ediately follow ing th e pro­
Oregon cities p la n n in g to en ter
g ram Supt. W. G. K ersbergen asked floats, bands or m arch in g bodies in ­ and Tuesday, May 9 an d 10, a t 2:00 o u t of th e p ictu re and eaten on th e Mrs. Jesse Anson and children.
A group of neig h b o rin g
ladles
N ina Rae McCulley to announce th e clude P endleton, Bend, T he Dalles, o'clock In the aftern o o n a t th e Oasis spot.
T he class won’t be all work, for gath ered a t th e Roy T enney home ♦
school calen d ar fo r th e rem ain d er S ilverton. A lbany, Oregon C ity, Sa­ th e a tre .
BOARDMAN
♦
G ifts w ill be given each day to th e re Is th e co n stan t play of sp a rk ­ F rid ay aftern o o n to sew an d q u ilt.
of th e school year, and stated th a t lem, N ew berg, Eugene, G ra n ts Pass,
By M aryetta Thom as
The
aftern
o
o
n
passed
so
p
leasan
tly
lin
g
hum
or,
the
appeal
of
ten
d
er
m
any
of
th
e
women
a
tte
n
d
in
g
and
refresh m en ts would be served im ­ St. H elens, V ernonia, C latsk an ie,
Mrs. R. Huddleeon of Rufus sp e n t
th ese w ill be delivered by, th e m er­ rom ance, th e suspense of a coherent, and p ro fitab ly th a t the group deci­ Sunday v isitin g a t th e G. Corw in
m ediately by th e home economics Beaverton an d A storia.
ded
to
o
rganize
and
m
eet
every
tw
o
in
te
llig
en
tly
directed
story,
w
hich
c h a n t a t th e store. You will be de­
zlrls u nder the supervision of Miss
home.
T he P o rtlan d Rose society w ill lighted w ith these useful gifts.
d ram atizes everyday h appenings — weeks. T he follow ing officers w ere
D orothy G riffin.
Ray Brown m otored to W alla
hold its fiftie th an n u a l rose show on
elected:
p
resident,
Mrs.
C
harles
T here will be real lessons, too. the hum an sort of th in g s th a t really
the second an d th ird day of th e fes­ lessons in m easuring, m ixing, and do happen.
H errick ; vice p resid en t, Mrs. Jam es W alla. S unday w ith his p aren ts, Mr.
*
IN MEMORIAM
♦ tival. In ad d itio n th e re w ill be the blen d in g th e in g red ien ts for many
Mrs.
Fred and Mrs. E. Brow n, who have sp e n t
P a rtic u la rly do the women like It H oskins; secretary ,
th ird a n n u a l airm ail rose show. Ro­ recipes; in th e p rep a ra tio n of such when they a re allowed to s it q uietly Lougary. Those present were Mes­ several weeks here v isitin g th e ir
ses from th e four corners of th e n a ­ triu m p h s as a la ttic e-to p fru it pie; and w atch her p rep are some dish in dam es J. C. H oskins, P. La.Mont. J. son.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Rosalin of A r­
❖
Soneson — In loving m em ory ❖ tion will be flow n to P o rtlan d by in m ak in g delicious frozen desserts w hich she specializes. They know B. K asari, Thos. M ulcare, L. Lough-
sp e n t th e week end v isitin g
❖ of o u r beloved m other. A iber- ♦ airm ail for th is show.
and salad s; in la u n d erin g fine fa b ­ th a t If th ey w atch closely, w hile she ary, H ow ard T ate, Don Seeley, L. A. lington
hostess,
Mrs. Mrs. G race Tyler.
E n te rta in m e n t on a lavish scale rics: an d In p la n n in g h ealth fu l m easures and mixes and com pletes Thompson, and th e
tin a Soneson, who departed th is ❖
Bruce P ancaks of H alfw ay ro-
the e n tire cooking o peration, th is Roy Tenney. At th e next m eeting. tu rn
•> life J a n u a ry 29, 1912, and our ♦ i * 11*,** pro7 ided,
n l« ? 1
the m eals for g row ing ch ildren.
ed home w ith H. B. Thom as
The cam era has assem bled all the close-up personal stu d y will be more Mrs J. B. K asari w ill be hostess at F rid ay from Baker,
. k - i
j
.
! stadium .
A g ig a n tic
M errykana
where Mr.
beloved fa th e r, Anton Soneson. ❖ parade on S atu rd ay n ig h t w ill pro- ex p ert inform ation of train ed home helpful th an hours of ready recipes th e T. M ulcare home. R efreshm ents
Thom as atten d ed a m eeting.
•> who departed th is life A pril <•! vide a m erry en d in g for th e big pro- econom ist — not as a ro u tin e lec­ or blind experim enting.
were served by Mrs. Tenney.
Miss Hazel P arsons and Eldon
L au ra G regory
and
M arg aret
tu re. not as a form al "h ig h b ro w "
The m otion p ictu re cam era was
♦ 23. 1937.
♦ grant.
Wood represented
S tanfield
high Shannon of Boardm an were m arried
4,
leisurely,
com
pletely
u
n
h
u
rrie
d
and
d
em
o
n
stratio
n
,
b
u
t
as
a
real
ro
­
"Y ou are not fo rg o tten ,
♦
in P endleton Saturday.
m ance of hom e-m aking, fu ll of sus­ p ain sta k in g ly a c cu rate In recording school In th e a m a te u r ty p in g con­
♦
State Recovery Flan Meeting.
loved ones,
Mr. an d Mrs. E. W ilson of La
test w hich was held in H eppner.
pense
and
charm
,
and
in
fo
rm
al
chats
"
S
ta
r
In
My
K
itch
en
."
T
here
Is
no
♦
N or w ill you ever be: ♦
school G rande sp en t th e week end v isitin g
F. M. M ortenson and H enry Mohr from -one-good-cook-to an o th er.
tric k e ry in th e cooking, baking, and Mrs. V ernon W ald, high
th e ir parents.
♦
As long as life an d m em ory ♦ w ill explain th e Oregon S tate Re­
Ice-box teacher, accom panied them.
T h ere w ill be rem ark ab le close- p rep a ra tio n of appetizing
Mr. and Mrs. W. Strobel an d
♦
last.
Mrs. E lm er Reeves Is h av in g th e
covery P lan Inc., at a m eeting in ups of each process in a series of wonders.
au g h ters M axine and P au lin e, and
♦
W e w ill rem em ber th e e.” ♦ th e Legion hall F rid ay . April 29. a t model, conveniently-equipped k itc h ­
D on't miss th is 1938-model school cottages on her acreag e ad jo in in g d son
Don, of A thena, visited on th e
♦
Agnes. Ada, L eonard.
♦ 8:00 p. m. T he public is invited to ens— real, w orkable kitchen», w here Monday an d Tuesday. May 9 and 10, tow n rem odeled, w ith a view of
(C ontinued on P age 3)
re
n
tin
g
same.
train ed hom e-m akers w ill plan and at th e Oasis th e atre.
♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ h e a r th is plan discussed.
"STAR m MY KITCHEN” WILL GLORIFY
ART OF HOME MAKING * COOKING SCHOOL