The Hermiston herald., May 19, 1938, Image 1

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VOLUME XXXI
HERMISTON. UMATILLA COUNTY, OREGON,
NUMBER 39
COMMENCEMENT FOR
SENIORS WILL BE
THURSDAY, M AY 26
GRADE SCHOOL
GRADUATES 31
T he fin a l days of school for the
H erm iston U nion high school and
grad e school h a re been filled w ith
ac tiv ity . It is now d ra w in g to a
close w ith com m encem ent exercises
set for T hursday, May 26, in th e
h igh school a u d ito riu m a t w hich Dr.
M. C. Jacobs of W hitm an college a t
W alla W alla, w ill deliver th e ad­
dress. N ina Rae McCulley is vale­
d ic to rian and F rances Dawson sa l­
u ta to ry .
B accalaureate services w ill be
held in th e auditorium Sunday eve­
ning, May 22, w ith Rev. R. R. F ink-
beiner as th e speaker. T he com plete
p rogram for th e two exercises ap ­
p ears elsew here on th is page.
Eighth Grade Graduation.
T hirty -o n e stu d en ts w ill receive
diplom as F rid a y , May 27, a t the
eig h th grad e g rad u atio n exercises
to be held in th e grade school bu ild ­
in g a t 1:30 p. m.
C. W a rn er, p astor of th e Union
church, w ill give th e address. Th^
processional w ill be played by W an ­
da D unning; th e orch estra w ill play
“ Don Ju a n ,” “C hing C h a n g ;” the
g irls' chorus w ill sing, “ S pring­
tim e ,” “L ike th e L a rk ,” and “ F are
w e ll;” Supt. W. G. K ersbergen will
p rese n t th e diplom as; and th e o r­
c h e stra w ill play, "M arjorie W altz,”
and “Assembly M arch.”
G raduates a re
M adeline H inkle,
D orothy P ierson, Jan ice
Madden,
Raym ond H ollom on, D onna Saylor,
Jo h n Allen, Jo h a n n a Casper, Alvin
W olke, M ary F ran ces P erry , C harles
LeeRoy H ale, Genevieve A lspach,
Bobby M iller, B a rb a ra F o llett, Bea­
tric e Hord, M aribelle C larke, F lor­
ence Louise K ow itz, Bud McGraw,
D orothy H all, E ugene M iller, Betty
Rood, N eugene K erns, A lbert Stone,
A nne P eterson, B ernard Corpe, Don
C ellers, L ester W ilcox, Don Baehne,
A rchie G. Isensee, E lvin L auder-
m ilk, E lla Gould and G erald Jones.
Other Activities.
M A N Y EVENTS FOR
HERMISTON DERBY
T he H erm iston Derby race meet
is now assured of success, according
to Ben O'Conner an d his associates,
who are prom oting th e event. T he
dates set are S atu rd ay an d Sunday.
May 28 an d 29. T he schedule of
events has n ot been com pleted, b u t
th e m anagers sta te they have been
assu red of a la rg e num ber of good
horses. All local horsem en a re urged
to e n te r race events fo r th e d iffe r­
en t classes.
One of th e in te re stin g races will
be th e K iddie’s Pony race, for w hich
th e re will be th re e prizes, and no
en tra n ce fee.
B ucking, calf ro p in g and bare-
back rid in g w ill be featu red be­
tw een race events.
Five races w ill be held each day.
T he m ain derby event w ill be
S unday aftern o o n for w hich 6100
w ill be first prize, 640 second, an<)
620 th ird . All race horses m ust be
en tered a t th e grounds n o t la ter
th a n F rid a y evening, May 27.
New stalls a re being provided and
th e track is being p u t in excellent
condition for th e meet.
T he Derby dance w ill be held a t
th e C om m unity p ark h all S aturday
evening, May 28, w ith th e T rouba­
dours fu rn ish in g th e music.
POPPY DAY
PROCLAMATION
“ W hereas, in th e W orld W ar of
1917-1918 th e young men of H er­
m iston gave th e ir service to th e de­
fense of th e U nited S tates in an ex­
alted sp irit of p atrio tism and some
w ere called upon to sacrifice th e ir
lives in th a t service:
"W hereas, m any o th ers w ere call­
ed upon to sacrifice h ea lth and
s tre n g th , w ith re su ltin g
su fferin g
and hardsips to them selves and fam ­
ilies w hich co n tin u e to th is day:
“ W hereas, th e memory of these
p atrio tic sacrifices should ever be
k ep t fresh in th e m inds of p atrio tic
citizens, w hile fu llest aid should be
extended to those still w ith in the
reach of hum an aid:
“ And, W hereas, th e w earin g of
th e Memorial Poppy both honors
th e dead and aids th e disabled and
dependents:
“ T herefore, I, F. C. McKenzie,
M ayor of the C ity of H erm iston, do
hereby proclaim S aturday, May 2811)
Poppy Day in th e City of H erm is­
ton, and u rge all citizens to observe
th e day by w earin g th e A m erican
Legion and A m erican Legion A ux­
iliary Memorial Poppy.”
T he o u tsta n d in g dance of the
achool calendar year was th e Ju n io r
Prom w hich w as held in th e high
school gym nasium F riday, May 13.
A V alencian g arden m otif was used
w ith huge clu ste rs of grapes h an g ­
ing from th e ceiling, and a trellis
of grape leaves around th e w all.
G arden f u rn itu re and colored flood
lig h ts created th e illusion of a vin-
y ard garden.
P rogram s in keeping w ith the
g eneral them e, w ere m ade in form
of bunches of grapes. Miss L avina COLUM BIA SCHOOL
May Lynch directed th e planning
HOBO HIKE
for th e prom.
One of th e fea tu re a ttra c tio n s of
th e dance was the music w hich was
T he advanced harm onica
group
provided by th e W hitm an iacs of
e n tertain ed th e ju n io r harm onica
W alla W alla.
group of th e Colum bia school a t a
Annual Completed.
T he P u rp le & Gold a n n u a l was hobo hike and picnic la st S atu rd ay ,
com pleted and d istrib u te d Tuesday w hich lasted from 10:00 a. m. u n ­
of th ia week. T h is is th e firs t issue til 3:00 p. m. T he group was u n d er
of th ia publication since 1925 and th e supervision of Mrs. Em'il Ziv-
th e sta ff w as composed of Jan e ney, w ith Miss M yrthena M artin as
Jackson, editor-in-chief, N ina Rae a guest.
McCulley, a ssista n t editor, Vera
A fter m eeting a t P um pkin C enter
Sisson, business m anager, A lbert th e group called a t th e H. M. Som-
Shipp, sports editor, E sth e r McMul­ m erer home an d asked to w ork for a
len, society editor, and F rances “ hand o u t.” They la te r m ade a sim ­
Dawson, d ram a tic s editor. T he ad­ ila r call a t th e H. G. McCulley home
visers w ere Miss L avina May Lynch and th e K eener home. E ach hobo
h ik e r looked th e p a rt w ith old and
and W. G. K ersbergen.
patched" clothes, a stick over his
Take Tennis Tonrney.
H erm iston U nion high school com­ should er to w hich was fastened a tin
pletely dom inated th e in v itatio n al cup and b an d an n a h andkerchief.
te n n is to u rn a m e n t played here F r i­
T he final stop was a t Colum bia
day and S atu rd ay by scoring 24 park w here Mrs. H. M. Som m erer
points. U m atilla was next w ith 14 had prepared a bo n fire and cooked
points, H eppner th ird w ith 9 and food. W einers w ere roasted and
P endleton fo u rth w ith 5 points. buns toasted and punch served. O th­
O ther team s represented included er picnic food w as served by Mrs.
Echo, P ilot Rock, Irrig o n and S tan ­ Sommerer. F ollow ing th e lunch hour
field.
prizes were given to those collecting
In th e boys’ singles G erald K el­ th e g rea test v arie ty of wild flow ers,
ler, H erm iston, won over La V erna and also insects, d u rin g th e hike.
V an M arter of H eppner in th e fin ­
áis, 4-6. -3. 64. V era Sisson, H er­
m iston, elim inated F rances McCarty MERLE OBERON
of H eppner, 6-2, 6-1, in th e fin als of
STARS IN COMEDY
th e g irls' singles.
U m atilla
boys’ doubles
team ,
M ontgom ery and H iatt, won from
W h at happens w hen a b eau tifu l
P endleton's team , Mooney and G an­
g irl w alks into a stra n g e m an ’s ho­
ger, 2-6. 6-2, 7-5, in th e finals. The;
tel suite, steals his bed, his pajam as,
H erm iston g irls ’ doubles team , F ra n
his book, his b rea k fa st and, inciden­
CM Dawson an d V irg in ia W ells, de­
tally , his h ea rt, and vanishes w ith ­
feated U m atilla’s team , P atsey Coon­
o u t leaving her nam e, is m errily
ey an d Doris R odenbaugh, 6-2, 6-0.
told In "T h e Divorce of L ady X,”
in th e finals.
technicolor comedy, s ta rr in g Mierle
In th e fin als of th e mixed double^
Oberon, w hich s ta rts a t th e Oasis
H erm iston’s team . S tu a rt R ankin
th e a tre Sunday.
and T helm a
S w arner. elim inated
"T h e Divorce of Lady X ” is one
Vivien Brown and Dolores Van
of th e gayest, sm a rtest com edies the
Schoiaek. U m atilla. 4-6, 6-4, 6-1.
screen has produced.
(Continued on pace 6)
MAY 19. 1938.
CONDON GOLFERS
W IN LOCAL EVENT
JACKSON HARR
COLUMBIA EIGHTH
GRADE GRADUATION BURIED SUNDAY
The H erm iston Com m unity Golf
c lu b e n te rta in e d golfers from C on­
don Sunday aftern o o n w ith a m an-
for-m an play on th e local course.
W hen th e 36 golfers tu rn e d In
th e ir score cards Condon led by th ree
points, w ith th e score 28% to 25%
Bill H ansen of th e H erm iston team
led th e field w ith a score of 76.
H erm isto n — M ato tt 80; Todd 82;
P earson 78; H oney 81; Sim ons 82;
H ansen 76; G urdane 89; E. Bensel
83; J. S m ith 102; O’Neil 92; W.
Sm ith 90; Jones 79; M cKenzie 91;
M organ 90; Mloyer 106; E ddie 93;
V an P atten 107; R ichards 96.
Condon — E ato n 82; G uild 78;
C u rrie 78; Thouvenel 80; M orton
80; Bill H ollan 79; B ert H ollan 85;
Sasser 80; H olland 88; B ry an t 95;
T. Jackson 87; J. Jackson 86; FlQr
91; W illis 95; Q u irin g 100; E. Ben­
sel 110; O viatt 109; W illc u tt 102.
F o u r H erm iston men com pleted
th e team for Condon.
Colum bia school g rad u a tio n ex er­
cises for mem bers of th e eig h th
grade w ill be held W ednesday, May
25, a t 8:00 P. M., a t the school
house. Diplomas w ill be presented
to th e follow ing g rad u a tes: Myra
G etchell, Gerald G arley, F ra n k lin
Grey, Thelm a Shipp, L ilian DeG ar­
mo, K ath e rin e DeGarmo, Ted Met-
teer, G ra d e P earson and
D orothy
Knox.
T he pupils of th e seventh and
eig h th grades w ill present a th ree-
ac t comedy en title d , “J e rry of F u l­
to n ’s F e rry .” Mrs. L au ra M orris is
su p erin ten d en t of th e school, Mrs.
Em il Zivney, in te rm ed ia te grades^
and Miss M y rth in a M artin, th e p ri­
mary.
Pre-School Age Clinic.
A pre-school age roun d -u p of
ch ild ren w ill ag ain be held for H er­
m iston and su rro u n d in g te rrito ry ,
sponsored by th e P aren t-T each ers'
association. T he clinic w ill be held
W ednesday, May 25, a t th e h igh
school building, from 9:00 to 12:00
A. M., and w ill be conducted by Dr.
M cLaren, County H ealth U n it p h y ­
sician , Dr. F. B. Belt, local h ealth
doctor, and Dr. W. L. M organ, as­
sisted by Mrs. D uncan W hipple,
county h ea lth nurse, and Mrs. R. H 1
P iersol R.N., of H erm iston. A g en ­
era l physical exam ination
w ill be
m ade of all ch ild ren of pre-school
age atte n d in g th e clinic an d if de­
sired , d y p h th e ria and sm allpox in-
n o culations w ill be made.
I.O.O.F. State Assembly.
T he an n u a l session of th e g ran d
bodies of Oregon, I.O.O.F., w hich
has been in session in P endleton
since Monday, reached a re g is tra ­
tion of 1120 W ednesday n ig h t.
Among those a tte n d in g from th e lo­
cal lodges w ere th e Jlesdam es Geo.
H ark en rid er. Roy
H ale,
Gerald
W hite and C u rtis Simons, and from
the Odd Fellow s w ere George H ar-
k en rid er, Wm. G raybeal, Roy M in­
nick, C urtis Simons, Fred Reeves,
Wm. L onghorn, O. C. Pierce, Don
Sherwood, M. L. W atson and George
Sale an d son George J r . of S tanfield.
Jackson H. H a rr was buried in
the H erm iston cem etery Sunday,
May 15. follow ing fin al rite s held in
P ra n n 's
F u n eral P arlo rs
w here
frien d s and neighbors paid trib u te
to ihe deceased and his fam ily. Ser­
vices w ere conducted by C. W a rn e r;
p asto r of th e Union church.
Mr. H a rr was born May 18, 1853,
a t H am ilton, Ohio, and passed aw ay
May 13, 1938, a t St. A nth o n y ’s hos­
p ital in 'Pendleton. He would have
been 85 years of age May 18.
He resided in th e s ta te of Ohio
for 17 y ears before moving to In d i­
ana w here he lived for a short,
w hile before re tu rn in g to Iowa to be
employed by the railw a y com pany
for seven years. He came w est in
1888 and m arried Mary L orentz of
Spokane, W n., in 1898.
Mr. H a rr w as in th e em ploy of
the Civil Service for fo u r years fol­
low ing his m arriag e, and la te r
farm ed for several years in the sta te
of Idcho. Since 1920 he an d his
wife have m ade th e ir home on a
sm all farm n ear H erm iston.
Those who su rv iv e him are his
wife, a tw in b ro th er, Joseph R. H arr
of Edm onton A lberla, th ree nieces
and th ree nephews. One nephew , E l­
mer H a ir, has been w ith th e H a rrs
for several m onths.
SCHOOL A C TIVITIES
NEAR CLOSE
Senior Girls Honored.
G irls of th e sen io r and ju n ­
ior classes of th e H erm iston Union
high school w ill be guests of the
Com m ittee of th e P aren t-T each ers'
association S atu rd ay aftern o o n from
2:30 to 4 :30 o’clock a t a tea on the
lawn a t th e N. R. M ueller home, in
honor of th e se n io r girls. T he
Opens Blacksmith Shop.
H. J. Beal has annou n ced thalj m others of th e g irls are also in c lu d ­
he w ill open a blacksm ith shop in ed in th e guest list.
th e old Illsley shop b u ild in g on
License Examiner Coming.
H u rlb u rt avenue. T ie shop w ill be
The exam iner of o p erato rs an d
open for business W ednesday, May
25, and an in v ita tio n is given an y ­ chauffeurs, w ill be in H erm iston,
one to visit. Mr. Beal is an experi­ T hursday, May 26, a t th e City L i­
enced h and a t his trad e and w ill do b rary , between th e hours of 11:00
all kinds of b lacksm ith work, and a. m. and 5:00 p. m., respectively,
num erous o th e r jobs, g u ara n tee in g according to a re c e n t an n o u n ce­
m ent released from th e S ecretary of
all his work.
S tate’s office. All those w ishing p er­
New Gas Computing Pumps.
m its o r licenses to drive cars are
T hree new gas com puting pumpsi asked to g et in touch w ith th e ex­
have been in stalled a t service s ta ­ am in er d u rin g these hours.
tions in H erm iston th is week, one a t
CARD OF THANKS
th e F arm B ureau C ooperative S er­
vice S tatio n and two a t P earso n ’s
T here is no w ay in w hich we can
Service. These new pum ps are an fully express our ap p reciatio n to our
economy to th e sta tio n and a con­ friends and neighbors for th e way
venience to th e custom er.
they have stood by d u rin g th e ill­
ness of our husband and loved one.
Townsend Club Notes.
The th o u g h ts b ehind th e p rese n ta­
T he re g u la r m eeting of th e Her-, tion of th e floral o fferin g s has
m iston Tow nsend club w ill be held made o u r g rief easier to bear.
F rid ay , May 20, in th e Legion hall,
M ary H arr,
a t w hich tim e a box social w ill be
E
lm er H arr,
held follow ing th e re g u la r business
Mr.
and Mrs. R obert L orentz.
session. Boxes need n o t be decora­
Mrs. H erb ert Leeper.
tive, it was explained.
Commencement Program
HERMISTON UNION HIGH SCHOOL
High School Auditorium
THURS., MAY 26
8:00 P. M.
Processional .................................High School Orchestra
Invocation................................... ............. Rev. C. Warner
S o n g........ ............................... .......... High School Chorus
“Morning Invitation”
Salutatory ............................................... Frances Dawson
S ong................................................................... Girls’ Trio
“Be the Best Whatever You Are”
A ddress...................................................Dr. M. C. Jacobs
S o n g .................... ................................................... “Duna”
Gladys Pierson and Virginia Dyer
Valedictory ....................................... Nina Rae McCulley
Presentation of C lass......................... W. G. Kersbergen
Presentation of Diplomas..................... Henry Sommerer
S ong................................................... High School Chorus
“The Bells of St. Mary’s”
Recessional ................................. High School Orchestra
Baccalaureate
High School Auditorium
SUNDAY, MAY 22
8:00 P. M.
S o n g ................................................... High School Chorus
“True Hearted, Whole Hearted”
Scripture Reading and Prayer
Rev. T. S. Leger
Song ......................................................... “Ivory Palaces”
Gladys Pierson and Virginia Dyer
Address ......................................... Rev. R. R. Finkbeiner
Song ......................................................... Girls’ Sextette
“Night Fall” by Tillotson Linzat
Benediction...............................................Rev. C. Warner
(STA N FIELD NEWS ITEMS)
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Sale and
d au g h ter Zelma sp en t Sunday w ith
friends in H erm iston.
Mr. and Mrs. H. M. K owitz and
fam ily of H erm iston w ere d in u er
guests F rid ay evening a t th e home
of her b ro th er and sister-in-law .
Mr. and Mrs. M artin Lenz. It was a
b irth d ay d in n er to com plim ent. Miss
Florence Kowitz.
Mrs. F. B. S tu a rt en tertain ed th e
Bridge club a t her home Monday.
Mrs. George E llio t was a su b stitu te
player. D u rin g th e social hour Mes-
danres Blanche B ottger. L. L. P en ­
ney an d L. Jo u n n a u lt w ere guests.
Mrs. L. L. W ertz of W oodland.
W n., arriv ed F rid ay for an in d efi­
n ite stay a t th e home of her bro­
th e r and sister-in -law , Mr. and Mrs.
Fred B. S tu art.
T he S tan field G range will sp o n ­
sor a d an ce in th e G range hall, F r i­
day n ig h t, May 20. T he funds w ill
be used to defray expenses of th e
4-H club delegate to C orvallis sum ­
mer school.
W a lte r Greene, v aled icto rian of
th e class of ’38 and Bob Refvem,
best a ll aro u n d stu d e n t, will have
th e ir nam es engraved on th e school
plaque.
The S tanfield W om en's Study
club concluded th e y e a r's work on
May 12. a t th e F. A. B aker home,
w ith Mrs. B aker Mrs. J. M. R ich ­
ards, Mrs. G. E. G reath o u se and Mrs.
Thos. G regory as hostesses. The
p resident, Mrs. McCormick, was
elected as th e v o ting delegate to th e
sta te convention in P endleton next
week. Mrs. H om er H edrick, presi­
d ent-elect, read a p ortion of the
program as arran g ed by th e newly
elected executive com m ittee. Mrs.
L. J o u a n n a u lt review ed the play
"The F irs t L ady.” Mrs. F. S. G reen
audited th e tre a su re r's books. Mrs.
Jen n ie Shepard of G resham w as a,
guest of the club.
Miss T w ila House, who teaches a t
Albee, sp en t th e week end a t th e By
ron Brown home.
T he Misses E lva B erry, S ophronia
Rhea, an d Mrs. W. G. W allace a t­
tended itebekah assem bly In P»en-
dleton, W ednesday.
The S tanfield Com m ercial club
gave an oyster supper T hursday
n ig h t to w hich th e public was in ­
vited. Ja c k S tan g ier of th e Associa­
ted Oil Com pany of P endleton,
showed slides of San F rancisco Boul
der dam and sp o rts events. T he pro­
gram consisted of m usic and tap
dan cin g by CCC boys, readings by
Miss M arian A verill, piano solo by
Jo an n e Leslie, and group singing,
lead by Mrs. H arry McCormick.
H arry W essell, who acted as th e
chef, was assisted by Mrs. N ath an
Bard an d Mrs. J. F. Lane.
G. E. G reathouse is p a in tin g his
residence; Bob R ueher is re -p a in t­
ing his farm b u ild in g s; W. T.
Reeves is b u ild in g a chicken house,
and also a picket fence around his
home on Meadow View F arm , and
Is also h aving his four b uildings
painted.
Miss L enna W ald will act as as­
sista n t postm istress to fill th e va­
cancy le ft by th e resig n atio n of
R uth G ifford. Mrs. B lanche B ottger
will be su b stitu te.
CROPS SPECIALIST
COMING TO DISCUSS
SEED PRODUCTION
LOCAL CERTIFIED
SEED IN DEMAND
The grow ing of legum es and g ra s­
ses for seed production will be th e
chief topic for discussion a t th e
crops m eeting to be sponsored by
th e U m atilla P ro ject F arm B ureau
an d th e local Grangee, in th e Union
church. Tuesday, May 24, a t 8:0 0
o’clock.
A rrangem ents are being
m ade by Ja y T. Pierson, a ssista n t
co u n ty agent.
E. R. Jack m an , Specialist in F arm
Crops a t th e Oregon S tate College,
has been secured to discuss th e pos-
sibilitiee of producing Red Clover,
S tra w b erry Clover, Sw eet Clover,
A lfalfa, and oth er pastu re grasses
for seed production in th is section
and w ill give Inform ation rela tiv e
to th e best m ethods of h an d lin g
each crop. Seed ce rtificatio n w ill
be discussed, Mr. Pierson says.
D u rin g th e la st tw o m onths, .seven
alfa lfa fields have been inspected
for ce rtifica tio n in th is are a by Mr.
Pierson. New m ethods and practices
by o th e r seed grow ers will of neces­
sity have to be adopted, Mr. P ierson
believes, or we w ill not be ab le to
p ro tect th e id e n tity and p u rity of
these fields. Mr. Pierson says, an d
advises th a t farm ers get to g eth er
and specialize in th e production of
improved stra in s of legum es and
grasses, w h eth e r it be for hay o r
seed purposes.
Very little ex perim ental d a ta is
av ailab le to d eterm in e best m ethods
of seed production in th is area. How
ever, farm ers reported to Mr. P ie r­
son yields of from lf>o to 800 pounds
per ac re on red clover an d up to
300 pounds per acre on alfa lfa la st
year. If th is can be done. Mr. P ier­
son says, we a re m issing a g re a t op­
p o rtu n ity on most of our farm s.
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BOARDMAN
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By M aryetta Thom as
The G irls’ A thletic association
elected Essie Jones, president, Echo
Coats, vice president, E d ith N ick­
erson, secretary , C lara Mae D illon,
trea su rer, and Ja n e t G orham , heart
of sports. They w ill assum e th e ir
official resp o n sib ilities a t th e be­
g in n in g of school in th e fall.
Ted L au g h lin of P endleton was In
Boardm an Bunday v isitin g hls wife,
who Is th e form er Miss Bauer.
Mr. and Mrs. Doolan and fam ily
of Ione have moved onto th e A tte-
bury place.
T he Boardm an h igh school com­
m encem ent exercises will be held
T h u rsd ay even in g in th e high school
Lloyd M allory of P o rtlan d is vis­
itin g hls sister, Mrs. A. S unsten,
and fam ily.
B arb ara Norkoekie, who is a t ­
ten d in g norm al in La G rande, spent
the week end v isitin g on th e pro­
ject.
A rt M olvier of U m atilla visited
on th e p ro ject Sunday.
Loren A dkinson of T he Dalles
was on th e project on business F ri­
day.
Ed Skoubo, who has been em ploy­
ed on th e river, has Infection In hls
hand, and Is a t home.
Mrs. E. C ram er of Redmond v isit­
ed a t th e F ra n k C ram er home Mon­
day.
Mrs. V. Conyers of Cascade, Id a­
ho, spent th e week end v isitin g h er
sister, Mrs. 8. Russell. Mr. Nelson
of Cascade, Idaho, who had been In
P o rtlan d on business, stopped for
Mrs. Conyers on th e re tu rn trip .
Mr. and Mra. L. Blayden and Don
Kenny of Spokane spent T h u rsday
w ith Mrs. E. Blayden, w hile on th e ir
way to C alifornia.
The b accalau reate services w ere
held Sunday in the church and Rev.
H. B. T hom as spoke on, "T h e Game
of Life.”
Mr. and Mrs. B. Adams and ch ild ­
ren and each of th e ir m others from
W eiser, Idaho, who are v isitin g
here, sp en t Sunday w ith Mrs. B.
Shannon, who accom panied them to
P o rtlan d , Monday.
Mrs. J. G orham and Mrs. L. Root
«pent Tuesday in P endleton on b u si­
nes«.
Weather Report.
Date
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
Max. Min.
12 ............................... 74 . .. 55
13 .................................. 75 . .. 41
14 .................................. 80 . .. 38
16 .................................. 83 . ... 39
16 ................................... 80 . .. 39
17 ............................. - 75 .... 47
17
... 47
Precipitation was .05.