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PAGE TWO THURSDAY, AUGUST 4, 1938. THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON ¿Thv ^rrmifltan #rrnli> Published every T hursday a t H erm is ton, U m atilla County, Oregon, by P au lin e M. Stoop and A lfred Q ulrlng, Publishers. E ntered as Second Class M atter December, 1908, U m atilla County, Oregon. Subscription Rates. One Y ear ..................................... >2.00 Six M onths .................................. 1.00 T bree M onths ...................................... 60 __ M em ber—. z_ . OregorTNewspaperCPublishers THEY SERVED WELL T he members of th e present board of directors of the U m atilla E lectric C ooperative association have served the com m unity for over fifteen m onths. They have met regularly tw ice a m onth and held m any spec ial m eetings, m any of w hich carried past m idnight. In addition, d u rin g the days betw eeen m eetings, they have given th e ir tim e and atten tio n to the w ork of d irectin g th e o rg a n i zation and to th e thousand and one d etails of construction. All th is has been done for the “ m u n ific en t” sa lary of >3 per m onth allowed by th e natio n al REA. N ot w ith stan d in g , board mem bers have given th is public service w ith in te re st and devotion to th e w elfare of th e m any com m unities w hich are now being served by a modern pow er system . These men are all of fine c h a racter and su b sta n tia l c iti zenship and m em bers of the associa tio n m ay well consider them selves fo rtu n a te in h av in g secured the se r vice of such a board. A new board w ill be chosen A ug u st 10th. It is wise to consider who a re to succeed these men. N one are seeking a re tu rn to the task of d i rec tin g th e progress of th e system, but th e ir experience and in te rest w ill be valuable if retain ed on the directorship. T here is yet much to do. T his is a cooperative system and every member of th e association should take a personal in te re st in its m anagem ent. ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ <• ♦ STANFIELD * By MRS. J. M. RICHARDS (Too la te for la st w eek.) The Misses M arie T horsen, C lau dia G abriel and Rose Hoosier re turn ed to th e ir homes F rid a y a fte r having atten d e d norm al school in La G rande. Miss H oosier retu rn ed Monday and w ill resum e h er studies d u rin g th e rem ain in g six weeks. Miss T horsen plans to teach near The Dalles. P a tric ia R ichards, stu d e n t nurse in St. A n th o n y 's hospital is spend ing tw o weeks' vacation a t th e home of her p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. R ichards. Mrs. Lloyd Buchholz and son Lloyd retu rn ed to P o rtlan d F rid ay a fte r several days v isit w ith h er sis ter, Mrs. N. D. Bard and h er fa th er, G. L. D unning. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd R ussell and nephew Billy P enney retu rn ed to S tanfield S atu rd ay follow ing a th ree weeks stay in P o rtlan d and coast points. Mr. and Mrs. C arl Rhea, Blanche T horsen, Clyde Ken ison an d Jo h n H eckm an atten d ed th e Tum-A-Lum picnic a t E m ig ran t Springs S u n day. Miss Evelyn T horsen, who is eni- ployd in P o rtlan d , is spending the week a t th e home of her p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. S, Thorsen. Mrs. C. D. Connor of P endleton was In S tanfield S aturday. She was accom panied by her sister, Lavelle Shipley, who has been her g u est for the past th ree weeks. Mr. and Mrs. M artin Refvem and fam ily visited his b ro th er, Alvin Refvem, in th e v e te ra n ’s hospital in W alla W alla Sunday. Loren Refvem has retu rn ed from A thena w here he has been employed d u rin g th e pea h a rv e stin g season. He is assistin g in th e M. Refvem store. Miss T w ila House, who has been atte n d in g th e sum m er session of the U niversity of W ashington, is a t the home of her m other. Mrs. Byron Brown. Miss House plans to con tin u e her studies in th is school th e com ing year. Carl Wood is v isitin g his brother, in B rem erton, Wn. Miss Hazel Bedlngfleld of La G rande was a guest la st week at the home of her uncle and a u n t, Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k Sloan. T he Bridge Club met M onday in Echo a t th e home of Mrs. W . M. M arbut, who is su b stitu tin g for Miss E lva Berry. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Jensen and son Roy of P o rtlan d visited Tuesday at th e J. M. R ichards home w hile en route from ,a G rande to th e ir home. Mr. and Mrs. Jensen were college classm ates of Mrs. R ichards in N orth D akota. Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k M artin of P o rtlan d w'ere week end guests a t th e Don Childs and Oscar M artin homes. They w ere en ro u te to W al m ent of th e new church Sunday low a L ake an d Jo h n Day for l . v aca j evening. A11 young people a re asked tion. Mrs. Em m a M artin , who has been v isitin g a t th e F ra n k M artin to be p resen t and on time. home, retu rn ed to S tanfield w ith PENTECOSTAL TABERNACLE them. Miss Neva H edrick retu rn ed Tues A. B. T u rn er, P asto r day from th e C. E. conferenc-j at Sunday school a t 1 0 :0 0 A. M. Camp Van Nuys n ear Lostine. Mesdames F. A. Baker, W. G. Mrs. H ow ard M ontgom ery, Supt. W allace and M. Refvem w ere hos M orning w orship a t 1 1:00 o’clock. tesses a t a b rid al show er com pli C h ild ren 's services a t th e parso n m en tin g Mrs. W ilb u r G ifford, nee M arian H u tto n , T hursday. T he hon age a t 11 :0 0 , Mrs. T u rn e r in charge. E v an g elistic service in th e eve oree received m any a ttra c tiv e and useful gifts. n ing a t 7 :45 P. M. The G range observed 4-H club Bible Study F rid ay a t 7 :45 P. M. n ig h t in th e ir hall on Tuesday n ig h t. R eports w ere given by Al METHODIST CHURCH ma Anson and R u th Jo rd an who S tearn s Cushing, J r ., P asto r. w ere delegates to sum m er school at Sunday school 1 0:00 A. M. J u n Corvallis. Mrs. A nson’s sew ing club sang several pep songs; the cookery ior church 11:00, and m o rn in g wor club, u n d er Mrs. R u eb er’s lead er ship a t 1 1 :00. E p w o rth L eague a t ship, sang tw o group num bers; th e 6:30 P. M. and ev en in g p raise and hom em akers' club d em onstrated bed preach in g service a t 7 :3 0 o'clock. m aking, gave a sk it by L ila Scalf L adies’ Aid every firs t an d th ird and L uella Couch, and a violin solo W ednesday. M idweek song and by M arie Lane w ith piano accom- preach in g service on T h u rsd ay at p an ien t by P h y llis Sires. Mrs. J. 7:30 P. M. Bible school S aturday, M. R ichards is leader of th e hom e 2:00 P. M. m akers and Mrs. Geo. Wood of th e Ju n io r ch u rch su p e rin ten d e n t, tow n sew ing club. Ice cream and Lois H u tch iso n ; L adies’ Aid presi w afers w ere served by th e club dent. E m m a F elth o u se; Sunday school su p e rin ten d e n t, Opal R ain members. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Shelton and w ater; E p w o rth L eague president. C hurch p asto r fam ily of W illetz, Cal., are guests Rebecca P ierso n ; a t th e Roy T enney home. Mrs. S tearn s C ushing Jr. Shelton is a sister of Mr. Tenney. C H U R C H *O I* CHRIST •$» eje ej» •$» •*« CHURCH NOTES HERMISTON UNION CHURCH C. W arn er, P astor. Bible school 10:00 A. M. W orship service 1 1:00 A. M. 7 :00 P. M., C h ristian Endeavor. 8 :00 P. M., C hurch services. Midweek p ray er an d Bible study, W ednesday, 7 :30 P. M. Ladies Aid each W ednesday 2 :00 P. M. M issionary m eeting, second W ed nesday of each m onth. Bible school su p e rin ten d e n t Cbas. D uvall; P resid en t, C. E „ C ath erin e M cM ullen; P re sid en t Ladies Aid Mrs. C. W a rn er; P re sid en t M ission ary Society, Mrs. C. R. Moore. T he m onthly business m eeting and basket d in n er w ill be held S un day on th e law n a t th e home of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. M orehouse. T he C h ristian E ndeavor society will hold its m eeting in th e base 28c 39c 29c Biscuit Flour "rt * " Sliced Beets R,a s ■ N°-2 2 F°' 2 5 c S p in a c h Red & white *214,8 IO C C a ts u p Red & white 2: 3 5 c Tuna Fish Re,i & Wh,te 8 2 57C Tuna Flakes - 2 28C 25c QAIMflW 2 UflLIllUl 1 20c Ripe Olives n,ue * wh,u 18 17c Baby Food Rcd * Whlt# * Dozen 95C Red & W hite - 1 Pound Red & W hite - BLACK FLA K E W H ITE 4 lbs. 57c O C edar 12 oz. 45c B ro o m s For Red & ty h ite For 9 lc fot Hed * W hite - I s SPICED HAM 12 oz. Mp ATI lb. 51c Arm our’s Sliced Bacon m tfl 1 ■ MUTTON SALE Mutton S tew lb. Sc Legs lb. ISe Shoulder B o u t lb. 10c Chops lb. 15c H E R M IS T O N T R A D IN G C O . Free Delivery Phone 341 Prompt, Courteous Service Your Friendly Home Owned Store t h e r e d & W H IT E Th» Sign of 8 Dependable Store STORES ing s, CHRISTIAN SSEEK3E CHUR3HES OVE was th e subject of the f j Lesson-Sermon in all C hur ches of Christ, Scientist, on Sun day, July, 31. The Colden Text was. “The Lord Is good to ail: and his tender m er cies are over all hfs w orks” (Ps. 1 4 5 :9 ). Among the citations which com prised the Lesson-Sermon was the following from the Bible: “ And r e in v e known rn d believed the love th a t God hath to us. God Is love; and he th a t dwelleth In love dwelleth in God, and God in him ” (I John 4 :1 6 ). The Lesson-Sermon also includ ed the following corre’ctive pass- a re s from the Christian Science textbook, " S c i e n c e and Health with Key to the S criptures,” by Mary Baker Eddy: “ The Jewish tribal Jehovah was a m an-project ed God. liable to w rath, repen tance, and hum an changeableness. The C hristian Science God Is uni versal, eternal, divine Lore, which changeth not and causeth no evil, disease, nor death. . . Divine Love always has met and always will meet every hum an need’’ (pp. 140,494). « *« **« •*• ♦ COLUMBIA By Lois H utchison ♦ Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n Jen d rzejew sk i arriv ed home S atu rd ay from a two w eeks’ v isit in W isconsin. K en n eth Myers of N o rth Powder v isitin g his sister, Mrs. H arvey DeMoss. Mrs. M ary H a rr retu rn ed last week from a v isit of several weeks a t Y akim a an d S eattle. Miss L au ra V otnae, w ho has been v isitin g a t th e Andrew Broston home for several days, re tu rn e d to her hom e in St. Paul, M inn., T ues day. Miss V otnae is em ployed in one of th e lead in g gow n shops of St. Paul. J. H. R yland m ade a trip to W al low a L ake Sunday. F rattcis H utsel and Melvin B arber were m arried in W alla W alla T h u rs day of last week. Mrs. F red Lenz and Mrs. Geo. Liebe w ere hostesses for a show er a t th e fo rm e r's home given in honor of Mrs. V. L. D unham , W ednesday. M esdames W. A. M ikesell, T ilford S tillin g s, H elen C hristopher, Hugo P ankow , B ill L indner, M elvin Fol- le tte , Joe Udey, George Strotom, I M artin Lenz, H erm an Kowitz, V. L. I D unham and th e hostesses were present. Ice cream and cake w ere served. G ilb ert Sm ith of St. P au l, Minn., su rp rised his a u n t and uncle, Mr. an d Mrs. U. E dw ards, la st week when he stopped here for a visit. He | w as on his w ay to Oregon City w here he has o th e r relatives. Mr. S m ith also visited a t th e A. R. Blin- ston home. Mrs. B linston is a cou sin whom he had not seen for tw e n ty-six years. Mrs. R ovilla Thom as of Lowden, W n., was here th e first of last week v isitin g A m anda S haver and o th er relatives. L ouisa Conrad and g ra n d d a u g h te rs Z in a and Alice D udley retu rn ed to P o rtlan d last Sunday a fte r a sh o rt v isit here. N ettie H ooker w ent to Meacham last S unday w ith Mr. and Mrs. Amos B u rch e tte and fam ily w here they picked huckleberries. T he m any frien d s of Mrs. L ester H am m er a re happy to know she is recovering rap id ly a f te r h er recen t operation. L ester C olpitts. who is w o rking in th e w h eat h arv est, sp en t th e weak end a t th e J. H. R yland home. T. P. Dudley of Portland was a week end visitor at the John Oon- That’s the kind o f insurance Y O U w ant I That’s the kind of in? YO UR home, furnish a u to m o b ile a nd o th e r surance WE supply, possessions are valuable. They should be insured . . . not only against fire but every hazard that threatens. But think before you choose the tvpe of insur ance. There is a difference. FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF HERMISTON F. B. SWAYZE, President Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation C olum bia School 11:00 A. M., D evotional service and com m union. 10:00 A. M. Bible school. ♦ • for Aug. 5th-6th. reserves . . . because it maintains local Agents lo r quick, courteous service when you’re in trouble. «£» <£» SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH. A. T. K ingsbury, E lder S abbath school a t 10:00 A. M. Mrs. J. O. Gray, su p e rin ten d e n t. P re ach in g service^ at 1 1 :0 0 A. M. F re s h C e le r y 2 bunches 1 5 c Consider this: 4 out o f 5 property owners choose Capital Stock Company Fire Insurance because it provides definite protection at a known cost ; ; . because It is backed by financial surplus and capital stock as w e ll as legal M arvin Roy, employed a t th e OSC Chemistry Work Recognized. M ontgom ery W ard sto re in P en d le OREGON STATE COLLEGE — A ton, w as on th e p roject S atu rd ay a f trib u te to th e q u a lity of research ternoon. carried on in physical ch em istry a t Mrs. M illie C anfield visited a t th e Oregon S tate college is seen in th e L au ra M orris home Sunday. g ift of >750 for research sch o larsh ip * Mrs. Lois Blum who had th e m is here for th e com ing year m ade by fo rtu n e to break her arm is re p o rt the S tan d ard Oil com pany of Cali ed to be g e ttin g along nicely. fornia. T he sch o larsh ip has been Mr. and Mrs. C arl H am m er m ade aw arded to A lbert H ughes of Salem a business trip to P endleton T ues who w ill stu d y th e h eats an d com bustion of sim ple p araffin com day of la st week. Mr. and Mrs. M artin Lenz of pounds. The com pany established S tanfield, Mr. and Mrs. H erm an scholarships a t OSC and U n iv ersity K ow itz an d H erm an ’s fa th e r from of W ash in g to n a f te r in v estig ating" Lebanon, w ho is sp en d in g th e sum th e type of w ork carried on. m er w ith his son and fam ily, were guests a t th e G eorge Liebe home THOMPSON’S DRUG STORE Sunday. OFFERS FREE SAMPLE OF Mr. and Mrs. Miles B arag er were DRUGLESS AID FOR HIGH d in n e r g u ests a t th e O. T. Lockridge BLOOD PRESSURE RELIEF home Sunday. Rebecca P ierson was a guest of H igh blood pressure su fferers in, Lois H utchison a t th e H utchison H erm iston are urged to go to th e home Sunday. T hom pson’s D rug S tore an d receive Mrs. A lbert H asse and d au g h ter a free sam ple of ALLIMIN E ssence of La G rande arriv ed last week a t of G arlic P arsley T ablets, v alu ab le th e D uane L ath ro p home. Mrs. for th e relief of d istressin g sym p H asse w ill be here a m onth. B ar tom s of high blood pressure. T hese a re th e tab lets tested by an em in en t b ara w ill rem ain and e n te r school physician of New Y ork C ity w ith here th is fall. , t w hich he reduced blood p ressure Mr. and Mrs. Red W illiam s of La and relieved dizziness and head G rande visited a t the B axter H u tc h aches by u sin g th e ta b lets acco rding to d irectio n s on th e package. To ison home Monday evening. ’d eterm in e cause of your h igh blood A show er was given in honor of pressure, see your doctor. Get in- Mrs. Melvin B arber a t th e home of j te re stin g booklet along w ith your her sister-in -law , Mrs. W illa rd H u t free sam ple of ALLIMIN today and try these DRUGLESS ta b lets for sel T hursday. yourself. adv. J. H. R yland made a trip to W a l la W alla T uesday for Mrs, R yland who has been v isitin g th ere for a week. CONNOR'S REPAIR Mrs. Lloyd Goodrich and in fa n t son Irw in Lloyd came home from SHOP St. A n th o n y ’s hospital la st F riday. General Automobile Repair I. D. P ike of G rass V alley m ade a R eboring - B a tte ry Service and trip here la st week to see his in fa n t W elding - Chevrolet P a rts grandson, Irw in Lloyd Goodrich. W illard B atteries Verl B aker of Malone, W n., is at th e home of his uncle, Lloyd Good Phone 53-W Hermiston rich. BOYNTON & KELLEY SPECIALS FOR AUGUST 5th and 6th. ON ICE! LOCAL WATERMELONS and CANTALOUPES COFFEE Our Own Special B rand 1 lb. 3 pounds PINEAPPLE WHEATIES »5* 2 packages .. ................ B ottle Coca Cola F R E E ! SHEDDED WHEAT XBC________ 11* Broken Sliced 2 large cans ... 37< DOG FOOD Kenwood Pound Cans TOILET TISSUE 4 CLINIC 1000-Sheet Rolls ....................... SOAPY SUDZ G ran u lated Soap 24 oz. Pkg. BROOMS 33* Made In Boardman EACH .......................... Q uaker - Q uick L arge P ackage .......... 23* ICE CREAM MIX JELLO 3 cana ............................. 7.C “3 BAKING POWDER K. C. 50 a t can .................... 25 os. can ... ................. PORK & BEANS V an Camps T all T ins 2 for OATS .19* Med. T in s. 2 for 17* 13* SALMON Pink - Fine for Loot 2 tall cans .................... BORENE 19* Large Package Each ............ ...... 29< r
