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THURSDAY. MAY 2«, 1938 THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON. PAOB T H U S STANFIELD FIRST Hermiston Derby Program SATURDAY & SUNDAY - MAY 28th & 29th Starting 1 :30 P. M. Each Day SA TU R D A Y Opening. Bucking Horses and Bareback Riding—Both Days. No. 1—% Mi. Race - 1st, $15.00; 2nd, $10.00; 3rd, $5.00. No. 2—i/g Mi. Race - 1st, $20.00; 2nd, $12.50; 3rd, $7.50. Calf Roping Contest - 1st, $45.00; 2nd, $25.00; 3rd, $10.00. Best time in two days. Plus day money. No. 3— % Mi. Cowgirls’ Race - 1st, $12.00; 2nd, $8.00; 3rd, $4.00. Saddles not under 25 lbs. No. 4— 14 Mi. Pony Race - 1st, $7.50; 2nd, $5.00; 3rd, $2.50. Horses 14J& hands or under. All riders under 14 years. (No entrance fee) No. 5— y2 Mi. Saddle Horse Race - 1st, $12.50; 2nd, $7.50; 3rd, $5.00. No saddle to weigh less than 25 lbs. SU N D A Y 10:30 A. M. - Saddle Horse Parade 1:30 P. M. - Racing. No. 1—% Mi. Race - 1st, $15.00; 2nd, $10.00; 3rd, $5.00. No. 2—14 Mi. Pony Race - 1st, $7.50; 2nd, $5.00; 3rd, $2.50. Rules same as previous day. Calf Roping. No. 3— y2 Mi. Race - 1st, $20.00; 2nd, $12.50; 3rd, $7.50. No. 4—4 Mi. Race - 1st, $12.00; 2nd, $8.00; 3rd, $4.00. No. 5—Hermiston Derby Grand Prize - 1st, $100.00; 2nd, $40.00; 3rd, $20.00. Open to all horses. RULES AND REGULATIONS. Rules to be obtained at entry office. All horses to enter races must be on grounds by 12:00 o’clock noon, Saturday, May 28th. All contestants must be signed up by 12:00 o’clock noon Satur day, May 28th. (STORY ON FRONT PAGE) ' ¡ K W COOK FASTER WITH GREATER ECONOMY A ID CLASS WORK WOW SMAIL IS ' T he iooo 1“ PAVTOF AN INCH? It’s too small tor any of us to measure, but i t ’s a w e ll-k n o w n manufacturing limit fo r th e m en w h o make Genuine IH C R epair». T hey in sist that the repair parts fit. And you g e t th e b e n e fit in efficient repair parts and service. Be sure to call on us when your machines need attention. STANFILED (Special) — The F irst Aid class com pleted th e course S atu rd ay n ig h t when tin a l tests were given. T he In stru ctio n has been supervised by H ow ard W hip pie of Pendleton, and the course sponsored by th e Red Cross. Mem bers included Mesdames F ra n k Sloan, Jam es Lane, R. G. Penney, and M artin Refvem ; th e Misses M innie H u n ttin g , C ath erin e McMul len, R uth G ifford and A rlene H a r vey; and Andy Brown an d V. W Hay. Xhe E cho-Stanfield Home E x te n sion U nit will conclude a series of m onthly m eetings Friday, May 27. in th e church basem ent a t 1:30. The subject for consideration will be "Food a t F o rty .” Miss F ran ces C linton will have ch arg e of th e m eeting and w ill be glad to have ladies of each com m unity atten d . Two benefit dances to secure funds for the 4-H club sch o larsh ip HERMISTON, OREGON have been given recently by th e Stanfield G range. Door prizes of cans of honey were donatied each N orris to W alla W alla; and Mr. an d Sunday a t th e home of Mr. and Mrs. n ig h t by C. T illery, and were won Mrs. V. W. H ay an d d au g h ters w ill by Ed F erris and Jesse Anson. Miss leave in Ju n e for C orvallis w here Wm. Logan. The pupils of th e first four gradsff Alma Anson has been aw arded the Mr. H ay w ill a tte n d O.S.C. sum m er picnlced Monday on th e sand near scholarship. school. Adam Shelton of Casper, W yom th e riv er, and th e pupils from th e ing, is v isitin g a t th e home of his ♦ « ♦ ♦ « ♦ + + + ♦ + + 0 + 0 0 fifth to eig h th g rades held th e ir b ro th er Fred Shelton. BOARDMAN ♦ picnic a t D illabough’s Beach. Mary Rhea is now employed a t Mrs. B. Lilly plans to m otor to G ills in Pendleton. By Maryetta Thomas Mrs. Levi Jo h n sto n and ch ild ren M axine Strobel of A thena is visit W eiser. Idaho, S atu rd ay , to spend of E lgin. Ore., are v isitin g a t the ing on th e p ro ject, a rriv in g S atu r th e week end. home of her paren ts, Mr. and Mrs day. T he Home Ec club w ill m eet W ed U. G. Shipley. B. Olsen of P o rtlan d , L aV ern Ba-f nesday a t th e home of Mrs. Claud Of in te rest to S tanfield people is the announcem ent of the com ing ker and N orine Olsen of Boardm an Coats. m arriag e of Miss Iw an Feldm an and motored to P o rtlan d M onday. Miss R obert S tark w eath er, both of P o rt Baker will go to Longview and Miss NOTICE OF HEARING land. Bob' is in th e employ of Olsen will rem ain in P o rtlan d . M ontgom ery W ard & Co. FIN A L ACCOUNT Mrs. M aude Kobow and L eota Mrs. M argaret D au g h try was a d in n er hostess a t th e Don C hilds Rose left Tuesday for Y akim a w here N otice is hereby given th a t Enos home Sunday. G uests included Mr. they w ill visit. D M artin as executor of th e last and Mrs. Jam es L ane and d a u g h te r R u th F ish er le ft M onday for P en w ill and testam en t an d of th e es Marie, Mr. and Mrs. F. B. S tu a rt, dleton w here she w ill spend the sum ta te of J. W. Clarke, deceased, h as Mrs. L. L. W urtz an d Mrs. W. G. filed his final account in said es W allace. Miss Jo an Leslie assisted mer. ta te in th e County C ourt of th e Mrs. Childs in serving. Ja n e Gorham and V irg in ia Comp S tate of Oregon for U m atilla C oun Mrs. Clarence H eiter com plim ent ton left for H ilg ard Tuesday w here ty. and said co u rt has fixed Mon ed h er d au g h ter on Tuesday a f te r noon in observance of h er th irte e n th Miss Compton will rem ain w ith her day, th e 2 7th day of Ju n e, 1938, a t b irth d ay . Invited guests included fath er. Miss G orham will spend a 2 :0 0 o’clock p. m. of said day, as the Misses Ina and Zelma S u tto n , few days an d th en m otor to New th e tim e for h earin g of objections L au ra and Rosem ary Stevens, L o r P lym outh w here she has employ- to said fin al account and th e se t rain e H orner. Alma and Sally A n tlem en t thereof. On o r before said son, Clema B arber, Ellen H am m ill, ment. Eldon Shannon, who is w orking day and an y person in te reste d In C h arlo tte Cornell, C harlene Roland and Voyne Gonseth. at Fossil, spent th e week end a t said estate may file objections to Mr. and Mrs. Sylvanus Sm ith, Sr., home. said final account or to an y Item retu rn ed last week from a trip to Mrs. B ottem iller an d two d au g h thereof and contest th e same. V ancouver, B. C. Mrs. S ylvannus Sm ith Jr. of P o rtlan d accom panied ters of A rlington, le ft Boardm an Dated May 28, 1938. them home and w ill be th e ir guest Tuesday for Chicago w here they ENOS D. MARTIN, for two weeks. E xecutor. will spend the sum m er months. A S. COOLEY. Mrs. W. T. Reeves reported a t L a Mrs. G. A nderson of La G rande, A ttorney for E xecutor dies Aid on the P resb y terial co n fer ence held in B aker several weeks who has been v isitin g Mrs. M errit, (M ay 26-June 23) ago. A m issionary program was g iv retu rn ed home Tuesday. en wLLU Mrs. V. W. Hay as program Herb P arsons and N orval S h an chairm an. Mrs. H biuer Hedrick read an artic le on Korea. The group non Tnoiored to H erm iston Tuesday read m issionary hym ns silen tly on business. w ith piano accom panim ent by Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. B. Adams and fam Don Sikes. At th e conclusion of the ily. Mrs. E. Adams and Mrs. Berry m issionary program , Miss M arian of W eiser. Idaho, left for th e ir home A verill of the high school facu lty gave tw o readings. Mrs. E. A. Hoos S aturday. They have been v isitin g ier and Mrs. Dill Penney were hos in P o rtlan d and a t th e home of tesses. Mrs.. B. Shannon. Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n P eters of P en Mrs. Sundsten and fam ily left for dleton visited a t th e John Schm idt The Dalles, Tuesday, w here they home Tuesday. The get-to g eth er-clu b of the n o rth will rem ain for th e summ er. side of the project w ill meet T h u rs Fred M artin of Boardm an and For Lim ited Tim e day, May 26, w ith Mrs. Wm. B arber Helen F rench of Gibbon were m a r as hostess a t her home. T his group has tak en up the study of th e sta te s ried S atu rd ay in P endleton. T w enty-five high school stu d en ts of th e United S tates, th is being the second study m eeting. Mrs. Oscar left M onday m o rning in B uster M artin and Mrs. H enry H am m ill R an d ’s tru ck for B ingham Springs w ill rep o rt on M innesota. At th e w here they sp en t th e day. They a t preceeding m eeting Mesdames Jess and S. J. Anson reported on Oregon tended th e show en title d . “ In Old and th e Oregon tra il. C hicago,” when they retu rn ed to Mrs. Fred L oughary was hostess P endleton th a t evening. to th e H arm ony H u stlers sew ing Mrs. J. Y onger and two d au g h ters club T uesday aftern o o n a t the Roy left for San A ntonio. Texas, th is T enney home. ANY MAKE CAR Mrs. F ra n k Yoder and Mrs. Q uig week w here they w ill spend th e ley of Jo h n Day visited a t the homes sum m er v isitin g relatives. of th e form er’s sister and b ro th er, Miss M aryetta Thom as atten d ed PHONE 53-W Mrs. Don Childs and Oscar M artin. They retu rn ed home Monday accom th e w edding of Miss R u th Thom p panied by Mrs. Y oder’s d au g h ter son an d Jack Duff in H erm iston L o rrain e H orner who has been a t ten d in g S tanfield grade school for th e past year. Mrs. Ralph W ickersham and ch ild ren of P o rtlan d , who is sp en d ing th e week w ith her p aren ts Mr. an d Mrs. H arry D uvall of L exing ton. w as a t th e home of her g ra n d p aren ts. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. W aid Tuesday. Mrs. Jam es Meade. Mrs. J. W. Gossage and Mary Gossage were in Y akim a a t the home of Mrs. Dan Robinson over th e week end. W hile there, fin al plans w ere made for th e m arriag e of Miss Gossage and Mr Denzil Arnold w hich will be event of Ju n e 4 a t th e home of her au n t. Mrs. Robinson in Yakima. T he young couple will m ake th e ir home in Yakima. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Moore and d a u g h te r Nellie plan a week end trip to Yakima. Mrs. W. G. W allace, Mrs. V ernon W aid. Miss Lenna W ald and Mrs. Don C hilds enterflained informality a t th e Childs home Tuesday n ig h t, com plim enting Miss R uth G ifford who leaves next week for H onolulu. Mrs. H arry McCormick and Mrs. W. T. Reeves atten d ed th e S tate F ederation convention In Pendleton Tuesday. The form er is th e dele g ate from th e local stu d y club and plans to atten d th e e n tire session Mrs. Ja y Baker, whose essay on "P ea ce” , tied for second place in a state-w id e contest, will read her com position before th e assem bly in P endleton T hursday. Miss M arie Thorsen, who has been teach in g n ear The Dalles, is home for the summer. Mr. and Mrs. Joe H ornsby spent S unday in W alla W alla. A la rg e crowd enjoyed th e com m u n ity picnic on th e school grounds Friday. T his event markpd the end of the school year. Miss M arian First Choie« Aho«« A ll Motor O ils in th« Pacific W«at A Quart A verill has gone to her home In P o rtlan d : Miss C ath erin e McMullen The Proven Motor Oil For T ort Car to H erm iston: Miss Minnie H u n ttin g 8TAHOA1D OIL COMPABT OF CALIFOBBIA to Chehalis. W n : Miss Joan Leslie to L aG rande; Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Oregon H a rd w a re & Im plem ent Co. CONNOR'S REPAIR SHOP SPECIAL! 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