THURSDAY, MAY 19, 1938.
THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON.
PAGE SIX
.400; L. H unt .368; T. Lotspeich J. Knox 273; H. N eill .250; D. P a n
.320; S. R ankin .300; J. K err .280; kow .250.
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HERMISTON, OREGON
F r id a y - S a tu rd a y
MAY 20 - 21
DOUBLE FEATURE!
"BULLDOG
, DRUMMONDS PERILX
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with JOHN BARRYMORE
LOUISE CAMPBELL
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Starring
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PLUS SHORTS
Sun. - Mon. - Tue*.
MAY 22 - 23 - 24
Continuous Show Sunday.
Local Happenings
Mrs. Ina W essell is receiving med
ical tre a tm e n t in th e H erm iston
G eneral hospital and is reported as
im proving.
Mrs. Don H arry m an an d tw in
d au g h ters Theda Ileen and P hyllis
A rleen left th e H erm iston G eneral
hospital T h u rsd ay for th e ir home in
U m atilla.
E arl W atson is a t home w ith a
badly infected hand.
All sp rin g h a ts reduced 25c to
50c a t B rierley ’s.
adv
Mrs. Mabel Ralph and d au g h ter
H elen, V irginia W ells, S tu a rt R an
kin an d G erald K eller m otored to
P o rtlan d la st Sunday, re tu rn in g
Monday n ig h t.
Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Vaux of Seat
tle a re house guests of Mrs. V aux’
b ro th er an d fam ily, Mr. an d Mrs.
H. K. Dean.
Joe Byers of Irrig o n , w ho su ffe r
ed in ju rie s in an accident la st S at
u rd ay n ig h t, is receiving tre a tm e n t
in th e H erm iston G eneral hospital
and is g e ttin g along as w ell as can
be expected.
C aptain F. I. H am m an of Casper,
W yom ing, visited S atu rd ay nig h t
and p a rt of Sunday w ith h is uncle,
J. W. H am m an. C aptain H am m an
is d airy and food .inspector and dis
tric t v e te rin a ria n of five of the
m iddlew est states. Mrs. D. F. Mc-
G real, a sister of Capt. H am m an,
also visited a t the H am m an home
and is rem ain in g for th e week.
r»tsenrs
‘ MERLE OBERON
in technicolor
CONNOR’S
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Short Musical and Comedy.
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MAY 25 - 26
For Lim ited Time
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JOHN BOIES
JOHN BARRYMORE
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The screen's two gayest Romeos
in love w ith A m erica’s sw eet
h e a rt of song!
in the g randest
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Mrs. B arb ara Stevens of W eiser,
Idaho, arriv ed unexpectedly Sunday
to spend two or th re e weeks w ith
h er d au g h ter, Mrs. O. O. F elthouse.
She came as far as H erm iston w ith
friends who w ere going to P o rtlan d .
Ideal g rad u atio n g ifts— S heer 2-
th read silk hose, SL25, S I.00, 89c;
o u tstan d in g styles in costum e jew el
ry ; h andkerchiefs, gloves, lingerie,
a t R uby McMillans.
adv
Mr. an d Mrs. Bob McLough a n
nounce th e b irth of a -d a u g h te r
w eighing seven and o ne-half poundq
a t th e home of Mrs. H ow ard M ont
gom ery, early Tuesday m orning,
She has been nam ed R oberta Ann
and is th e ir second child.
Mrs. R alph K rause and d au g h ter
Yvonne w ill spend a m onth in Y ak
ima v isitin g h er p aren ts, Mr. and
Mrs. Chas. M itchell. Mr. K rause
m otored to Y akim a w ith them S at
urday.
Buy your M em orial day w eek end
food a t th e C h ristian E ndeavor
cooked food sale, S atu rd ay , May 28,
a t B u rn h am ’s store. Buy your h o li
day food there. W hy cook!
adv.
Miss F lorence Udey, who is em
ployed by the W estern P in e Asso
ciation in P o rtlan d , arriv ed in H er
m iston S atu rd ay n ig h t an d will
spend two weeks w ith her p aren ts,
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Udey, a t th e ir
home in C olum bia d istric t.
O. K. Mudge was taken to P o rt
land la te F rid ay n ig h t follow ing a
severe h e a rt attac k . He en tered th e
hospital Sunday and is reported as
im proving. Mrs. Mudge retu rn ed
home Monday.
, Mr. and Mrs. M ervin E vans are
! now liv in g in th e C. E. B aker place
| and Mr. an d Mrs. E. E. R a in w ater
a re occupying th e K napp house
southw est of tow n. The R ain w ater
fam ily plans to move to W ashington
next week, n ear E v erett.
D eV ault W onder P eeler an d Slicer
in tro d u cto ry price, 29c, a t B rier-
ley’s.
adv
Mr. and Mrs. C. W a rn er w’ere ac
com panied to P en d leto n T uesday by
Mrs. M ary Sowers, g ran d m o th er of
Billy Barlow who is convalescing in
St. A n th o n y ’s ho sp ital follow ing an
ap p en d icitis o peration, an d Carolyn
an d R obert Barlow.
W. T. H ibbard of E ugene visited
his son F. J. H ib b ard la st Sunday
w hile en ro u te to P endleton t> a t
tend th e an n u a l m eeting of the
g ran d lodges of Oregon I. O. O. F „
w hich opened Monday. He visited
here ag ain th e la tte r p a rt of thq
week before re tu rn in g home.
Dr. H. C. C urry, th e S eattle opto
m e trist who makes professional vis
its to H erm iston and is know n ton
good optical w ork a t reasonable pri
ces, w ill ag ain be a t th e H erm iston
H otel F rid ay , May 27, for one day
adv
Ben O’Conner and B. J. N ation
spent two days th is week in the John
Day co u n try d istrib u tin g window,
p lacards and o th e r ad v ertisin g ma
te rials for th e H erm iston Derby to
be held S atu rd ay and Sunday, May
28 and 29, on th e H erm iston fair
grounds.
David Nelson of P endleton was in
H erm iston early T uesday in the in
te re st of W illis Mahoney, dem ocra
tic can d id ate for U. S. Senator. Mr.
Nelson is a personal friend of Mr.
M ahoney and th e fa th e r of Miss Eva
Nelson, dem ocratic can d id ate foil
sta te rep rese n tativ e from th e 22nd
d istric t.
Alton K ingsbury and d au g h ter
Jean and Miss E lva Albee retu rn ed
Tuesday evening from a four day
business trip to P o rtlan d . Miss Al
bee made her firs t trip to the coast
w hile in P o rtlan d . She plans to re
tu rn to h er home in Iowa about the
m iddle of Ju n e, a fte r spending more
th a n a year here. She has been em
ployed as a p ractical nurse a t th e
H erm iston G eneral hospital.
Mrs. C. B. H earin g of Pasco, Ore.,
and her d a u g h te r and two children.
Mrs. C larence D unn, who are en
ro u te to th e ir new home in Olympia.
W n., are v isitin g a t th e home of Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Udey. Mrs. H earing
and Mrs. Udey a re sisters. A nother
d a u g h te r of Mrs. H earing's. Mrs.
Ja ck Brown of T he Dalles, is aleo
v isitin g at th e Udey home.
Bill and George S carlett have p u r
chased th e sm all house pi-evioiMly
occupied by Lawson F lora Jr., and
his fam ily, who are now m aking
th e ir home in th e building previous
ly occupied by th e PilgTim Holiness
church, w here he has his p ain t shop.
Lawson F lora Sr., has purchased the
sm all house opposite th e C. M. Best
residence on G ladys avenue, w here
Miss E sth er S ibert m ade her home
th is w inter.
COMMENCEMENT
THURSDAY, MAY 26
(Continued from Page One)
Others of the squad who occas
ionally saw action against compet
in g schools were Rex Boylen, Clau
dine Hale. Jesse Moore and Olen
Baseball Season Successful.
T he 1938 baseball season closed
w ith th e Bulldogs ag ain tied w ith
the upper county league w in n ers for
U m atilla county cham pionship. The
H erm iston club won five gam es and
lost two.
The team was one of the best bal
anced clubs in th e school in recent
years, w ith such v eteran s as Sj
R ankin, a t ca tc h er’s post, and G.
K eller p itc h er; J. Knox on first
w ith F. F u rre r a t second; M. Ran-(
kin on short, w ith J. K err holding
down th ird , m aking up the sta rtin g
infield. T he outfield consisting of T.
Lotspeich a t left field, L. H u n t in
cen ter, and E. Moore a t rig h t field,
to m ake up a tig h t field trio. These
men w ere backed by Don Pankow ,
H. N eill an d A lb ert Shipp.
The season’s schedule consisted of
th ree gam es w ith U m atilla, two
w ith A thena, and tw o w ith H eppner.
In these seven gam es th e squad as
a whole had a b a ttin g average of
.363.
Ind iv id u al b a ttin g averages w ere
as follows: M. R an k in .437; G. Kel
ler .409; F. F u rre r .409; E. Moore
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PICKLES ................ Qt. ja r 29c
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COVE OYSTERS .. 5 oz. tin 10c
Blue P late
DOG F O O D .............. 2 tins 15c
Pard
NOB HILL COFFEE 2
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2
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