Local Happenings
Mr. and Mrs. O. O. F elthouse mo
tored to P rosser S unday to visit
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Cook an
nounce the b irth o f a son born a t
th e ir home T hursday, May 5. He
has been nam ed C harles Marion.
County Judge C arl C ham bers and
Com missioner Wm, M einers were
in H erm iston W ednesday on busi
ness.
Mrs. Chas. T aylor spent the first
of th e week in P o rtlan d , re tu rn in g
home T hursday.
Mr. and Mrs. B. T. H utchison of
P o rtlan d , p a re n ts of Mrs. F. B. Belt,
were guests of th e ir d au g h ter and
fam ily la st week.
W atch for th e One CeCnt Sale
circ u lars; Sale May 18 to 21. Thom
pson’s D rug Store.
adv
Mr. and Mrs. Em il Zivney spent
M other’s Day week end in P ortlan d
w ith relatives.
S heriff Bob Goad of Pendleton
w as callin g on friends in tow n W ed
nesday.
The M issionary society of the
Union church held its reg u la r m eet
ing W ednesday afternoon
at
the
home of Mrs. R. E. A U stott w ith a
good atten d an ce. The discussion
was lead by Mrs. C. R. Moore. Miss
Melba P alm er was the special m is
sionary studied a t th e m eeting. Miss
P alm er will leave soon from Eugene
to sail for T ibet.
OASIS THEATRE
HERMISTON, OREGON
F rid a y - Saturday
MAY 13 - 14
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Musical - A Radio Hook Up.
Sun. - Mon. - Tue».
MAY 15 - 16 - 17
Continuous Show Sunday.
Sunnybrook
F arm
becomes a
Stream lined Radio C enter . . and
it's a happiness hook-up for you!
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Isaac and
d a u g h te r of P ilot Rock were S un
day d in n er guests a t the home of
Mrs. Isaac’s p aren ts. Mr. and Mrs.
L. C. Dyer.
A cooked food sale w ill be held
S atu rd ay , May 21, a t B urnham 's
store by th e C h ristian E ndeavor so
ciety. Buy for your Sunday dinner.
W hy cook?
Jam es T. Chinock, ca n d id ate for
Ju stice of Suprem e C ourt of Oregon,
called on voters of th is com m unity
Tuesday. He is from G ra n ts Pass,
Ore.
Mrs. Chas. R ohrm an and Miss
Alma R ohrm an of P endleton with
Mr. and Mrs. N. R. M ueller and Mr.
and Mrs. A. F. R ohrm an of H erm is
ton spent Sunday a t G rand Coulee
dam.
Dan M orehouse, b ro th er of W. C.
Morehouse of H erm iston.
spent
Tuesday n ig h t as a guest of his
brother. He had delivered a ton of
glass to a business firm in Pendle
ton and spent th e n ig h t here on the
re tu rn trip to P o rtlan d .
Mr. and Mrs. S. F. F o ster of Mil-
ton stopped in H erm iston F rid ay
en ro u te to Bend. They form erly
lived In H erm iston and have been at
Milton for th e past year. They ex
pect to trav el th is sum m er.
Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Dixson and
d au g h ter F ran ces m otored to La
G rande Sunday w here th ey visited
Mrs. H elm er Johnson, a d au g h ter of
Mrs. Dixson.
Chet B racher of P ilo t Rock is em
ployed a t th e Oregon H ard w are &
Im plem ent Co. sto re d u rin g th e ab
sence of his b ro th er P au l B racher
who u n d erw en t an op eratio n a t St.
A n thony’s ho sp ital in P en d leto n re
cently.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. C. H ew itt of
Vancouver, W n., have b o u g h t th e
19-acre tra c t n o rth of th e “ Vigor-
b ilt” H atch ery from F. B. Swayze
and have moved in to th e ir new
home.
G uests a t th e hom e of Mr. and
Mrs. Levi Reeder S unday w ere Mr.
and Mrs. C. W arn er, Cecil, Glenn
and P atsy W a rn er, Mr. and Mrs.
Chas. D uvall and d a u g h te r Pauline,
Mrs. Georgia H enderson and Miss
Mary P etri.
Those a tte n d in g
th e
County
H om em akers Day in P endleton W ed
nesday w ere Mrs. W. L. H am m , Mrs.
G. W. Ripley, Mrs. R. B. Wilcox,
Mrs. B ert Quick. Mrs. W. A. Hine-
line, Mrs. O. 0. F elth o u se and Mrs.
Al Q uiring.
Miss M argaret F elthouse. d au g h
te r of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. F elthouse
of H erm iston, who g rad u ated from
O.S.C. last year and is now employed
in P o rtlan d , was nam ed on a com
m ittee of alu m n i to d irect the tick et
sale fo r th e an n u a l O.S.C. alum ni
dance to be given a t th e P o rtla n d
Golf club S atu rd ay . May 14.
H i-W a y
Fruit Stand
Comedy — The Koo Koo Corres
pondence School.
Cartoon — The Timid Rabbit.
WILL BE OPEN FOR
BUSINESS
WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY
MAY 18 - 19
M ON., M A Y 16
WEDNESDAY SPECIAL NIGHT
A GOOD PLACE TO BUY
YOUR
FRUITS &
VEGETABLES
He rules every racket and holds
a city in his grasp . . . b u t women
are his weakness!
P lus 8hort Features.
2 BLOCKS SOUTH OF
ASSOCIATED
SERVICE STATION
V.
Time is Here
We’re Ready to Serve You
Insist on G enuine
<flt Parts
Wise farmers are looking
over th eir M cC orm ick-
Deering Equipment NOW
to see if their machines need service or new parts. It
is a good idea to remember that only Genuine IHC
Parts will give you the greatest efficiency and longest
life. Yhey are made with the same precision and
accuracy and of the same high quality materials as the
parts you replace. Come in and see our big stocks of
Genuine IHC Parts.
Oregon H ard w are &
Im plem ent Co.
HERMISTON, OREGON
Billy Barlow, son of Mr. and Mrs. i send P lan W ill Do.” read by Mrs.
O. L. Barlow, u n d erw en t an o p era Joe Udey. At th e close of th e pro
tion to r a ru p tu red appendix a t St. gram a D utch auction was held,
A nth o n y ’s hospital in P endleton late funds from w hich w ill be used to
S aturday. He is reported as g ettin g send d elegates to th e n atio n al con
vention.
along fine.
At th e May 2 0th m eeting In the
The young people of th e C h ristian
E ndeavor society enjoyed a w elner Legion hall a box social w ill be
roast and bonfire Tuesday n ig h t held. T he men w ill pay one-half
near th e home of Mr. and Mrs. C. cent a pound for th e lady w ith
W arn er. A bout fifteen young peo whom he enjoys a basket lunch.
Coffee w ill be served free.
Money
ple enjoyed th e evening.
from
th
e
sale
of
box
lunches
w
ill bq
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. G runo of P o rt
land spent th e week end as guests used for d eleg ate’s expenses.
of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. G enn w est of
tow n.
Mr. G runo is m akeup man U. OF O. FROSH
for th e O regonian and Mrs. G runo
FOOTBALL TALENT
was a t one tim e p riv ate secretary to
th e la te C. S. Jackson, p u b lish er of
Jim S tu a rt, g ra d u a te of H erm is
th e Jo u rn al.
Mr. and Mrs. H illard E d w ard s of ton U nion h igh school and son of
Borger. Texas, and C harles E dw ards Mr. an d Mrs. J. S tu a rt of H erm is
a re now v isitin g a t the home of Mr, ton, is listed by Coach Tex O liver of
and Mrs. J. S. E dw ards. J. S. E d th e U niversity of Oregon as one of
w ards is th e fa th e r of H illard and th e o u tsta n d in g prospects for action
C harles E dw ards.
They
arriv ed in th is S atu rd ay ’s A ll-Star football
here W ednesday, May 11, for an in gam e a t th e u n iv ersity .
S tu a rt is in his first year a t the
d efin ite stay.
u n iv ersity and was an o u tstan d in g
Mrs. J. J. N eary received word a th le te as a stu d e n t in high school.
S unday of th e d eath of her m other, Q uoting from th e story, “ Jim S tu
Mrs. Jas. L. H einel of M ilwaukee, a r t, big 210-pounder, is show ing
W isconsin. T hursday of la st week, Oliver sp ark a t one tack le post.
a fte r an illness of seven m onths. Presence of S tu a rt has increased the
.Mrs. H einel had celebrated h e r 79th supply of line reserve, and w ith im
b irth d a y on A pril 22. She was pre provem ent, it is possible th a t S tu a rt
ceded in d eath by h er husband in may com m and a s ta rtin g b erth next
A ugust, 1936.
fall.”
W allace Reid of P o rtlan d , and
H ow ard Reid visited a t th e hom e of W O ODM AN SOCIETY
th e ir fa th e r J. H. Reid early this^
week, a rriv in g
S unday evening. ORGANIZED HERE
H ow ard Reid w ill sail May 21 for
H onolulu w here he is em ployed as
A fine atten d a n ce was held a t the
a U. S. Army E n g in eer. He has been reg u lar m eeting of th e Omaha W ood
statio n ed in San F rancisco for the men Society Tuesday, May 3, in th e
past six weeks on special duty. They I.O.O.F. h all in S tanfield. F ive new
le ft for S eattle W ednesday to v isit mem bers were obligated and fifteen
frien d s and w ill re tu rn to P o rtlan d ap p licatio n s balloted upon. Due to
la te r in th e week.
the effo rts of all m em bers d u rin g
A U X IL IA R Y POPPY
DAY W ILL BE M A Y 28
P re p aratio n s for th e observance
of Poppy Day, S atu rd ay , May 28,
are being com pleted by th e H erm is
ton u n it of th e A m erican Legion
au x ilia ry , Mrs. G. W. Ripley, poppy
ch airm an , announced th is week. She
will be assisted by a corps of w o rk
ers from th e u n it.
“W ith our rem em berance of the
dead, n a tu ra lly come th o u g h ts of
those who did not die b ut who lost
th e h ea lth and stre n g th of th e ir
young manhood th ro u g h w ounds
and exposure. Many of th ese men
a re still fig h tin g a brave b a ttle in
lonely hospital beds and poverty
stric k en homes. T he poppy is for
them , too, and for th e ir wives and
children.. T he dimes, q u a rte rs and
d o llars dropped in to th e poppy box
on S atu rd ay , .May 28, w ill enable
th e Legion and A uxiliary to ca rry
on th e the g re a t w ork of th e re h a
b ilita tio n and child
w elfare pro
g ram .”
GRADE SCHOOL
HONOR ROLL
T he grade school honor roll for
th e fifth six weeks of school is lis t
ed as follow s:
F irs t grad e— D iane O’Dell, N orm a
W atson, Bobby Yeager, E arn estiu e
Cook, C harlene Rood, B eatrice Sm ith
and E velyn Dryer.
Second g rad e — Carolyn Barlow,
Leon Elwood, D onald H arper, G il
b ert F in k b ein er, D orothy Olson and
P aul Pierson.
T h ird grade— K enneth Dean, B ar
b ara Todd, E m ily F in k b ein er, Lou
ise P elletier. Ja c k Osborn. V erla
K napp and B etty Cox.
F o u rth grade— Lucy Hollomon,
Imogene D ryer, David Pierson, Ja ck
Belt. Kay Logan and Opal R and.
F ifth grad e— Dick Belt, Bobby
Connor, Jack Jack so n , Robert M ar
tin , Velma K napp, Bruce N orton,
V irg in ia B orthw ick,
Glen W ilcox,
Donna Jean Myers, Leona I<aird and
F ra n k H ark en rid er.
S ixth
grade— Byrnece
Barlow,
E th e l Clarke, Jo h n n y Lewis, Jo h n
McMullen an d Opal Null.
Seventh garde— B arb ara Connork
K enneth Elwood and Lois L aughlin.
E ig h th grade— Jo h a n n a Casper.
B a rb a ra F o llett.
Ja n ic e
Maddetn.
D onna Saylor and Raym ond Hollo-
mon.
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TOWNSEND CLUB
ELECTS DELEGATES
H. R. H artley, president of th e
H erm iston Tow nsend club, was elec-1
ted delegate to the N ational T ow n
send convention in Los Angeles, i
Ju n e 19. and Mrs. F. R. Moore, see-1
re ta ry , was elected as a lte rn a te , a t
th e reg u lar m eeting of th e club
la st F riday night.
Nine new mem bers were tak en in
to th e club at th e m eeting m aking
a to tal en ro llm en t of 98 members.
Program num bers consisted of a
song by th e Shipp boys; a song by
Mr. and Mrs. P. E. H all; read in g
and song on th e Tow nsend plan by
P E. H all; com m unity sin g lead by
Child* B arham ; "W h at th e T ow n
the cam paign in M arch and A pril,
th e society now has a m em bership of
fifty.
D eputy R alp h Isaacson a n
nounced th a t two new camps have
been organized, Camp No. 62 Ione,
and Camp No. 63 H erm iston. Henry,
Kopacz has been appointed as fi
nancial secretary for th e H erm iston
camp.
A ta lk on the fin an cial s tre n g th
and fra te rn a l ben efits of th e society
was given by sta te m anager DeLynn
G. Holston.
PLANS READY FOR
CROP INSURANCE
PENDLETON MEET
H undreds of w heat grow ers from
Oregon, W ash in g to n and n o rth ern
Idaho are expected to join AAA and
extension officials from these same
sta te s in the big tri-s ta te m eeting
a t P endleton May 17, w hich will
serve to lau n ch th e new
federal
w heat crop in su ran ce program in
the Pacific n orthw est.
George E. F arre ll, regional d irec
to r of th e AAA for th e w estern
states, is scheduled to speak a t th e
P endleton m eeting, as are several
high officials of th e new crop in
su ran ce corporation. S enator Clyde
K iddle of La G rande, new ly ap
pointed sta te supervisor of crop in
su ran ce for Oregon, w ill also be on
th e program .
F ollow ing
a
g en eral
m eeting
M arch 17, to w hich th e public is in
vited, a second d ay 's session w ill be
held for th e AAA and extension of
ficials of th e th ree states, a t w hich
d etailed procedure of h an d lin g th e
crop in su ran ce w ill be fully discus
sed. T he P endleton m eeting is one
of a series being held th ro u g h o u t
th e w h eat g row ing areas of the
U nited S tates a t w hich th e op era
tio n of th e new crop in su ran ce p ro
gram is being explained.
T he insu ran ce program
applies
only to w h eat a t th e p resen t tim e,
and w ill ta k e effect w ith th e 1939
crop. P rem ium s may be paid In
e ith e r w heat or cash and w ill be
paid a t th e tim e of seeding of fail
w heat. It is planned to have the
e n tire Oregon o rg an izatio n ready to
CONNOR'S
REPAIR SHOP
SPECIAL!
Sustain civil liberti«* and maintain
government which is clean, simple,
[icient, vigorous.
Protect labor and its rights; oppose
>ercion and violence.
, Oppose new and burdensome taxes;
ndeavor to equalize taxation lor ele
mentary schools.
g
Preserve Bonneville power
as public
>«nef action.
vote roa
p r o g r e s s iv e
/I
IN ID E A S
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CONSERVATIVE
IN FINANCES
•
REPUBLICAN
C A N D IO T E
FOB
governor
»A C IM C I L P a . FOSTLAS
fu n ctio n sm oothly by the close of showed th e ir colors in a rope-jum p
ing and b ask etb all relay.
th e h arv e st season.
P.E.X. PRESENTS
A N N U A L SHOW
(C ontinued from P age One)
stu n ts such as double flips, back
flips, and rolls, en d in g w ith p y ra
mid, in th e modern physical educa
tion dem o n stratio n . M arch form a
tion by th e g irls, and a show of gym
gam es, w as followed by a tap dance
presented by C laudine H ale, G eral
dine M ullins. M arion P ierce an d
G ladys Pierson.
A th rille r before th e big clim ax
of th e sports, was w hen th e g irls
T he m ain fe a tu re before th e
Q ueen’s co u rt showed both boys and
g irls com bined to p rese n t “ T he
Sports P ag e,” w hich was a dress-up
parade of th e m ajor sports, and rec
reatio n s enjoyed by young people.
W ith th e exception of football a boy
and g irl each represented sports In
b ask etb all, baseball, tiennis, swim-,
m ing, h ik in g , fishing, horseback
rid in g , h u n tin g , skiing, golf and
track.
Music for th e dances and m arches
was fu rn ish ed by M ary H elene P ier-
sol a t th e piano.
A dance was given a t th e close of
th e show in honor of Queen M arie I
an d h er court.
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RIPE OLIVES
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BAKED BEANS
B & M Oven Baked
LABORLITE
Ideal for H ard W ater
SHREDDED WHEAT
N.B.C. O riginal
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Econom ical Beverage
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CLABBER GIRL
B aking Pow der
DOLLAR
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FRENCH WORCHESTERSHIRE SAUCE ................... Re* size
PAPER NAPKINS ........................................................... 80 count
CHORE GIRLS ......................................................................... each
MAXINE TOILET SOAP .................................................... 5 bar*
HALLEY’S MUSTARD .............................................. 8 01 bottle
LAMP GLOBES ................................................................. 75 Watt
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OLD DUTCH CLEANSER .................................................... 3 for
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PEET’S GRANULATED SOAP ................................... large Pk«
SPRING CLOTHES PINS .................................................. 18 for
GUM AND CANDY BARS ................................................. 3 for
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BACON
1 lb.
Mild Cure - S w ift's or Arm our'*
BOLOGNA
lb.
T asty for lunches
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