The Hermiston herald., December 08, 1938, Image 1

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VOLUME XXXII
HERMI8TOH. TTMATTT.T.A QOTOTY. OBBOON,
-.OMRER 16
4-H ACHIEVEMENT
RECOGNIZED MONDAY
AT ANNUAL BANQUET
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PAGE MAKE-UP
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Boys an d g irls o f th e 4-H club ❖ tim es.
a n d e n th u s ia s tic p a re n ts beam ed in 4» * * * * * * * * * *
th e sa tisfa c tio n bo rn of ach ie v em en t
a s th e y p a rtic ip a te d in th e a n n u a l
a c h ie v e m e n t day b an q u et stag ed a t
th e M eth o d ist ch u rch M onday n ig h t,
m a rk in g th e close of a n o th e r y e a r s
w ork.
O u tsta n d in g club w o rk er received
T h e local m e etin g of th e U m atilla
a d d itio n a l
re c o g n itio n
fo r th e ir C ounty
A g ric u ltu ra l C o n serv atio n
w o rk by w ay of a n u m b er of in d iv i­ asso ciatio n w as h eld in th e b ase­
d u a l prizes and aw ard s. F o rty -fo u r m ent room s of th e U nion c h u rc h in
g irls an d 56 boys re p re se n te d club H erm isto n ,
W ednesday
a fte rn o o n .
w o rk ers in
H erm isto n ,
S tan field , A re p o rt of th e a c tiv itie s of th e as­
C olum bia
d is tric t,
U m a tilla
and so ciatio n w as read by J a y T. P ie r­
E cho com m unities.
son. It show ed th a t th e to ta l d is­
H. C. S eym our of C orvallis, s ta te b u rsem en ts to fa rm ers in U m a tilla
4-H club lead e r for 22 y ears, was co u n ty from N ovem ber 1st. 1937, to
th e p rin c ip a l sp eak er. H e declared O ctober 31st, 1938, w as $185,891.70,
t h a t th e q u a lity of local lead ersh ip an d th a t th e cost of all o p e ratio n s
can m ake o r b reak a 4-H club o rg a ­ of th e asso ciatio n in th e co u n ty w as
n iz a tio n , as h a s been h is ex p erien ce $ 1 8 ,m .O 8 .
in lo o k in g back over th e m an y years
C o m m itteem en
chosen
for th e
of clu b w ork. E n th u s ia s tic praise d is tric t co m p risin g th e w est end of
cam e, how ever, for U m atilla co u n ty th e c o u n ty w ere W. T. Reeves, S ta n ­
lead e rsh ip .
field, c h a irm a n ; R. G. S aylor, Echo,
“ I t ’s because of th e ex cellen t lo ­ vice c h a irm a n ; C. M. Jack so n , H e r­
c a l lead e rsh ip th a t O regon is able to m iston, co m m itteem an , all re -e le c t­
ste p o u t and s ta y rig h t a t th e top ed. R eeves w as also elected d eleg a te
w ith o th e r s ta te s in n a tio n a l com pe­ to th e m eetin g of th e co u n ty com ­
titio n ," Mr. Seym our sta te d . “ O re­ m itte e ; an d Ja ck so n as a lte rn a te . H.
firs t a lte rn a te
gon ra te s a t th e top in n a tio n a l club J. O tt w as elected
to th e co m m ittee, a n d C. L. U pham
c o m p e titio n ."
T h e very n a tu r e of club w ork second a lte rn a te .
m ak es it o u ts ta n d in g and th e s ta n d ­
a rd s and re s u lts sp eak for th e m ­
selves, said th e s ta te lead er. T h e
fu n d a m e n ta ls of p u ttin g th eo ry Into
p ra c tic e fu rn ish e s a base an d co n fi­
A score of in te re ste d w om en a t ­
den ce Ju s tify in g th e su p p o rt b eing
g iv en club w ork deals in a p ra c tic a l ten d ed a n a ll day m eetin g a t th e J.
field in tr a in in g lead e rsh ip , g iv in g H. R eid hom e in C olum bia d is tric t
to h e a r
Mrs. E u n ice
a b e tte r outlook, b u ild in g c h a ra c te r T h u rsd a y
B ra n d t from O regon S ta te college
a n d m a k in g for b e tte r citizen s.
C lub lead e rs in w est U m atilla ta lk on la n d scap in g . A ll w ho h eard
c o u n ty w ho w ere o b jects of th e s ta te th e ta lk an d took p a rt in th e d is­
le a d e r’s p raise in clu d e Mrs. W . E. cussion an d to u r of th e g ro u n d s de­
K en n ed y , Mrs. W m . B ensel, G race cla re th a t th ey d eriv ed a g re a t deal
B ensel, A. E. R ugg, U m a tilla ; Mrs. of b en efit.
W. A. H in e lin e , E s th e r M cM ullen,
T h e co m m u n ity C h ristm a s tre e
A n n S om m erer, Miss E va W ilcox,
K e n n e th B ensel, E m il Z ivney, H e r­ w as d eliv ered to th e lo t a t th e w est
m isto n ; Mrs. J. M. R ich ard s, Mrs. end of M ain s tre e t th e firs t of th e
G eorge W ood, Mrs. G. Moore, Leo w eek, and m easu res m ore th a n
th ir ty feet. Dr. B elt, ap p o in te d by
R u e b e r, W. R. B arb er, S tan field .
T he te n d e r beef fo r th e b an q u et th e C om m ercial clu b to a ss ist in th e
w as from a ste e r raised by Jo h n Mc­ w ork of g e ttin g th e tre e in place h as
M ullen, 4-H livesto ck clu b m em ber, been a c tiv e in ev ery p h ase of th e
an d w as p u rch ased by th e U m atilla w ork. T h e city w ill fu rn is h w ire an d
P ro je c t F arm B u reau , sp o n so rer of th e G arden clu b h as p u rch ased
th e b a n q u e t, w ith th e assista n c e of w a terp ro o f so ck ets an d a d d itio n a l
those alread y
th e lad ies of th e F a rm B u reau a u x ­ b ulbs to a u g m e n t
ow ned by th e co m m ercial club, and
iliary .
J a y T. P ierso n , a s s is ta n t co u n ty w ith “ ju ic e ” fu rn ish e d by th e H e r­
L ig h t & P ow er
com pany,
a g e n t, acted as m a ste r of cerem o­ m iston
nies. O th er sp eak ers on th e pro­ lab o r by th e e le c tric ia n s of th e com ­
g ram w ere Rev. S te a rn s C ushing, m u n ity , th e tre e is b ound to be a
J r ., of H e rm isto n , W a lte r H olt, b e a u tifu l a d d itio n to th e C h ristm as
co u n ty a g e n t, an d
Miss F ra n c e s d eco ratio n s of th e city .
C lin to n , co u n ty hom e d e m o n stra tio n
B ecause C h ristm a s h as alw ay s
(C o n tin u ed on page 2)
been k n o w n as a tim e of "p eace on
e a rth , good w ill to w ard m en ,” con­
te s ta n ts in th e lig h tin g p ro g ram for
th e h o lid ay s a re asked n o t to use
an y " f la s h e r” e q u ip m e n t In
th e ir
d eco ratio n s. T h ey in te rfe re g re a tly
UM ATILLA, Dec. 8— T h e U m a­ w ith rad io recep tio n .
tilla G arden clu b cleared $12 by
s e rv in g d in n e r to th e S ch o o lm aster’s
G ard en club m em b ers voted Mon­
c lu b M onday, as w as rep o rted T u es­
day to give su b sc rip tio n s of " B e tte r
d ay a t th e re g u la r m eetin g to a H om es and G a rd e n s," an d "S u n se t,
la rg e g ro u p o f m em bers.
A re p o rt w as h eard by th e com ­ to th e H erm isto n lib ra ry .
m itte e on • cem etery c le a n in g and
J a c k H ouse, w ho ow ns th e s k a t­
b e a u tify in g , s ta tin g th a t th e city
co u n cil had given m uch p ra ise for in g rin k , h as o ffered a prize of $1
th e in te re s t th e women a re ta k in g in s k a tin g tic k e ts fo r som e w in n er.
in th e w ork. T h e w omen w ere given A good ch ance to g et y o u r y o u n g er
th e a u th o r ity to p u rch ase w ater m em bers of th e fam ily to h elp w ith
pipe. A d iscussion w as h eld re g a r d ­ th e C h ristm a s d eco ratio n s.
in g k in d of law n to be p lan ted and
T h e H erm isto n H erald is d o in g
a re p o rt on a sm all fu n d raised
fo r th e Work. T he p o ssib ility of se­ all th e p rin tin g of e n tra n c e b la n k s
c u r in g PW A la b o r w as to be in v e s ti­ and p u b licity fo r th e lig h tin g con­
g a te d . by R oscoe W illiam s a n d re ­ test, as a c o n trib u tio n to t h a t a c ti­
vity.
p o rted upon a t n e x t m eeting.
Mrs. W m. K ik and Mrs. W m. B en­
E ach m em ber of th e g a rd e n club
sel gave an in te re s tin g re p o rt on the
lan d scap e g a rd e n in g m eetin g held is asked to b rin g a g ard en c ata lo g
to th e n e x t m e e tin g fo r ex ch an g e
a t H erm isto n .
Mrs. S pencer, ch a irm a n of th e and discussion. Send to som e fa v o rite
wayd a n d m ean s co m m ittee,
o u t­ seed house for th e ir la te s t p u b lic a ­
lin ed p lan s to be c arried o u t a fte r tion an d m ake n o te of som e u n u su a l
p la n t w hich you h av e found a d a p t­
J a n u a r y 1.
T h e club voted a d o n atio n to aid able to th is lo cality . A t th e la s t
in p re s e n tin g th e co m m u n ity C h ris t­ m e etin g Mrs. A lice W a g n e r told how
m as tree. Q uestio n s w ere an sw ered to b u ild a com post pile.
w hich had been han d ed in a t th e
la s t m eetin g , th ro u g h th e co u rtesy
M rs. W a lte r S m ith an n o u n ced
and assista n c e of Mrs. H. K. Dean th a t a m eetin g w ill be held F rid a y
of H erm isto n .
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ev en in g a t th e M eth o d ist ch u rc h as
An in v ita tio n w as ex ten d ed by th e a p ra c tic e of c a ro ls for th e com ­
H erm isto n G ard en clu b to Join a m u n ity C h ristm as tre e sin g in g . S in g
child developm en t o rg a n iz a tio n . T he ers from Miss R oss’s g ro u p a t th e
cln b also voted to send m em bership school w ill also s in g carols.
d u e s to th e S ta te F e d e ra tio n of G ar­
den clubs J a n u a r y la t.
B e tte r g e t yo u r C h ristm as d eco ra­
T he club w ill a g a in m eet T u es­
d ay , D ecem ber 20. a t 2 :0 0 p. m., in tio n s e a rly before th e sto ck s a re de­
pleted.
th e C o m m unity h all.
Be su re to g et y o u r e n tra n c e
b lan k filled o u t an d in to th e H erald
Bests to California.
office as soon as possible. Some a re
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Mr. and Mrs. C. M B est le ft S u n ­ a lre a d y In.
day m o rn in g fo r B ellflow er. Long
Weather Report.
B each. C alif., to spend th e re m a in ­
d e r o f th e w in te r, e x p ectin g to re ­ D ate
Max. Min
tu r n to th e ir hom e in H erm isto n Decern ber 1 ..............
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• nm e tim e in A n ri, L ast w in te r th e D ecem ber 2 .............. .............. 60
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B ests sn en t th „ w in te r in F lo rid a D ecem ber 3 ............... .............. 50
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end o th p r « p uth ern states.
Thev D ecem ber 4
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■en»ed th e ir ho u se to Mr. an d Mrs. D ecem ber 5
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M r S lain o n is m an ­ D pcember 6
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a g e r of th e H erm isto n M otor com- D ecem ber 7 ............. ......... 68
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P re c ip ita tio n w as .31.
SEYMOUR PRAISES
ALL LOCAL LEADERS
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TEMPORARY SEED
MARKETING PLAN
Seed g ro w ers In
w est U m atilla
an d n o rth
M orrow co u n ties m et
T u esd ay afte rn o o n in th e b asem en t
of th e U nion c h u rc h an d form ed a
te m p o ra ry seed m a rk e tin g o rg a n iz a ­
tio n to w ork w ith th e B lue M oun­
ta in Seed G row ers' asso ciatio n of La
G rande. W. G. R odda w as nam ed
te m p o ra ry c h a irm a n , an d J. B. F le t­
ch er, se c re ta ry ,
W. B. S m ith , m a n a g e r of th e B lue
M o u n tain Seed G row ers' asso ciation,
an d H. H. H u ro n , p re sid e n t, spoke
to th e gro u p , te llin g of th e setu p
w hich is a co o p erativ e m a rk e tin g
p lan s im ila r to th a t of th e E a ste rn
O regon
T u rk ey
G ro w ers’ associa­
tion. T h e asso ciatio n d ed u cts e ig h t
p ercen t fo r h a n d lin g charge. T he
seed is sold on a pool basis. T he a s­
so ciatio n has been in o p eratio n for
fo u r years.
Mr. S m ith u rg ed local seed g ro w ­
ers to p re p a re th e ir seed fo r sale a t
th e e a rlie s t possible d a te in re a d i­
ness fo r th e sp rin g
m a rk e t. H e
s ta te d th a t th e re w as a h ig h pro­
d u ctio n in g ro w in g g ra ss seed.
A n o th er m eetin g w ill be called
w ith in th e n ex t ten days.
CANTATA PART
P. T. A. PROGRAM
T he p ro g ram fo r th e P a re n t-
T e a c h e rs’ asso ciatio n m eetin g T h u rs
day, D ecem ber 15, w ill co n sist o f a
C h ristm a s c a n ta ta p resen ted by th e
H e rm isto n U nion h ig h school glee
clubs u n d e r th e d irectio n of Miss
G w endolyn Ross. T h e pro g ram open
a t 8 :0 0 p. m. in th e h ig h school gym
w ith P h y llis S ires as acco m p an ist.
Solo p a rts w ill be ta k e n by J im
Jack so n , G erald in e M ullins, G ladys
P ierso n , M axine B lin sto n , V irg in ia
D yer, W an d a Moore, A llen C larke,
A lford Shipp, F ra n c e s F o lle tt, E llen
H am ill, B a rb a ra Moore, M ary H elene
P iersol.
T h e p u b lic is in v ited to h e a r th is
pro g ram .
W. D. NEILL BUYS
F. A. BAKER FARM
T he F. A. B ak er farm , co n sistin g
of 80 acres, was sold la s t week to
W. D. N eill, w ho took possession
th is w eek. T he B ak ers have farm ed
on th e S tan field p ro je c t fo r th e p a st
28 y e a rs and w ill now m ake th e ir
hom e in S tan field .
Mr. a n d Mrs. N eill have lived n e a r
P in e C ity on th e B u tte r C reek for 10
years. T h ey a re know n by people in
th is d is tr ic t as th r if ty fa rm ers and
w ill be an asset to th e S tan field
co m m u n ity .
W ith th e farm go 20 head of
d a iry c a ttle , farm m a c h in e ry an d a
m odern house w ith fu rn a c e , ru n n in g
w a te r an d e le c tric ity .
Corn Show Winners.
Corn g ro w n on farm s in th is lo­
c a lity en te re d in th e e a ste rn O regon
d iv isio n of th e s ta te corn show held
a t P o rtla n d , D ecem ber 1-2-3, placed.
R eed’s Y ellow D ent, w h ich w as in ­
tro d u ced on th e p ro je c t by W. J.
L ogan, en tered by R alp h R ich ard s,
placed fifth , an d th a t gro w n by
K e n n eth Bensel, placed th ird . H y ­
b rid corn grow n by Leo R u eb er of
S ta n fie ld placed sev e n th . A re p o rt
on th e corn yield in th is section for
th e paRt y ear w ill he pub lish ed n ext
w e e k . __________ _ _____
District Legion Conference.
T he d is tric t A m erican L egion an d
a u x ilia ry co n feren ce w as held in
H ep p n er, F rid a y , a t
w hich
Mrs.
Ja m e s T odd, p re sid e n t of D istric t
No. 6. had a very a c tiv e p a r t in th e
p ro g ram . H erm isto n w as re p re se n t­
ed by Mr. and Mrs. A1 C able, Mr.
an d Mrs. C. J. Jack so n , Jam es Todd,
Mr. a n d Mrs. W. E. L o g an , R. H.
P ierso l, Mrs. M abel W a lk e r, Mrs. G.
W. R ipley, Mrs. W. L. H am m , Mrs.
Wm. B ensel. Mrs. F. B. B elt and
Sam Moore.
ENTER THE
CHRISTMAS
LIGHTING CONTEST
TODAY!
DECEMBER 8. 1938.
ROY GRAYBILL, MARIMBA ARTIST
BULLDOGS LOSE
TO UMATILLA IN
BASKETBALL OPENER
CTES
B ask etb all season for th e local
h ig h school w as o fficia lly opened
h ere S a tu rd a y n ig h t w ith U m a tilla
com ing o u t on top by a n arro w m a r­
g in of one point. B oth team s cam e
o n to th e floor as th e new 27-piece
h ig h school band stru c k up a lively
tu n e , g iv in g th e larg e crow d a th r ill
th a t rem in d ed them of th e e x c itin g
n ig h ts of b a sk etb all la s t season.
Close ch eck in g w as fe a tu re d by
both team s
w ith n e ith e r team b e­
ing ab le to c o n siste n tly h it th e loop.
W ith a heavy schedule a w a itin g
b o th team s, som e real co n tests a re
Roy G ray b ill. M arim ba A rtist, w ill fe a tu re b e a u tifu l and u n u su al
expected before th e season is closed.
M arim ba-X ylophone m elodies S unday n ig h t a t th e M ethodist ch u rc h in
G erald K eller, la st y e a r’s s ta r fo r­
a concert. He h as ap p eared in a n u m b er of larg e chu rch es, civic clubs,
w ard an d one of th e best p lay ers
g ran g es and o th e r groups. He also gave a concert for th e W estlan d
ever developed a t H erm isto n U nion
G range m em bers T h u rsd a y n ig h t. T he public is in v ited to a tte n d th is
h ig h , w as g re a tly m issed on S a tu r­
Sunday co n cert w hich begins a t 8 :0 0 p. m.
day n ig h t’s lin e-u p for th e Bulldogs.
In c id e n ta lly , th e sam e n ig h t he w as
Annual Power Equipment Show.
in th e s ta r tin g lin eu p in h is fre sh ­
R alp h C rum , re p re se n ta tiv e of th e m an y ear a t P acific U n iv ersity a t
B raden-B ell T ra c to r Co., of P en d le­ F o rest Grove, an d led all sco rers a s
th e
B radford
ton, was in H erm isto n W ednesday th e ir team dum ped
T h e h ig h school ho n o r ro ll fo r th e and announced th e a n n u a l pow er C lo th iers of P o rtla n d in an overtim e
second six w eeks has been presented show for W ednesday, D ecem ber 14. j game.
H. B arb o u leto s and G ene H ia tt,
by Supt. W. G. K ersb erg en as fol­ a t th e p lan t. He s ta te d t h a t th e
lows:
b u ild in g had re c e n tly been rem odel­ last y e a r’s s te lla r p erfo rm ers, scored
F resh m en — D onna S aylor, P h y llis ed m ak in g m ore d isp lay room. T he all 14 p o in ts for th e U m atilla q u in ­
Sires; Sophom ores — G ilb ert D yer, new m an ag er Is Ivan Cox of W alla tet.
Susan K nox; J u n io rs —-Z elda C urtis, W alla, w ho h as had 15 y ears ex p er­
As th e w h istle opened th e gam e,
F ran ces F o lle tt, Joyce M cCulley, ience in th e field in N o rth A m erica, M. R an k in w as called for c h a rg in g ,
Bob Jack so n , Ja c k M eyer an d E ldon R ussia and M anchuria. S pecial c u t­ b u t V. H ia tt m issed th e th ro w for
S aylor; S eniors —< V irg in ia D yer, aw ays w ill be displayed by special U m atilla. In
re tu rn . O. M cNabb
P ressley S tillin g s. G. Elw ood, E le ­ fa c to ry re p re se n ta tiv e s of th e com ­ fouled an d C orpe m issed for H er­
an o r S tein er, G erald in e M ullins, A l­ pany show ing a c tu a l w o rk in g o p era­ m iston. G. G ettm an th e n s ta rte d th e
firew o rk s by sn e a k in g u n d e r th e
ma L aird , R alp h M arble, G. P ierso n , tio n of eq u ip m e n t
b ask et for th e firs t goal. O. M cNabb
Jesse Moore, L o re tta M ulkins, M ax­
fouled for th e second tim e an d M.
ine B linston.
V. C. Smith Will Report.
R a n k in added a n o th e r p o in t fo r th e
The g rad e school h o n o r ro ll is as
V. C. S m ith, d eleg a te re p re se n tin g B ulldogs. U m atilla th en got sta rte d
follow s:
U m atilla county a t th e W ild L ife
F irs t g rad e— Lois D ean, F lorence F e d e ra tio n m eetin g a t Salem last w ith B arbouletos an d O. H ia tt d ro p ­
A ndrew s, S h irley R o b erts;
Second w eek, w ill rep o rt on ev en ts a t a ping in a b ask et each to p u t th e ir
tegm in th e lead a t th e end of th e
grade.— J e a n D yer, S h irley Sim ons, public m eetin g to be held
F rid ay .
G eorgia Snead, Bobby Y eager; T h ird D ecem ber 9, a t 8 :0 0 p. m.. in W. J. firs t q u a rte r, 4-3.
G. R ugg. w ho en te re d th e gam e
g rade— D onald H a rp e r, M ary D oher­ W a rn e r’s office. A nyone in terested
ty, C arolyn B arlow . P a u l P ierso n ; is in v ited to a tte n d and h ear som e­ for U m atilla in th e second q u a rte r,
F o u rth g rad e— L ouise H am m er, Le- th in g of th e p rogram p lanned by the fouled, b u t G ettm an m issed. M arble
le t loose w ith a long one t h a t sw ish ­
ladell R eeder, D elores C arr,
B ar­ fed eratio n .
ed th ro u g h th e net, p u ttin g H erm is­
b ara T odd, K e n n eth D ean, Ja c k Os­
ton a g a in in th e lead. A. G e ttm a n
borne; F ifth g rad e — B illy B arlow , ♦ ♦ *8*
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s u b s titu te for H erm isto n , increased
Jack B elt, B illy H ib b ard , L ucy Hol-
U M A T IL L A NEW«? 1 th e lead by d rib b lin g th e le n g th of
lom on, A udrey P helps, D avid P ie r­ t
th e floor for a goal. M arble fouled
By MRS. G LEN N OSTROM
son, O pal R an d ; S ix th g rad e— Bob
b u t B arb o u leto s' th ro w h it th e rim
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« and
M artin , D onna Je a n M yers; S eventh >
he follow ed It up for tw o p o in ts
grade.—J o h n M cM ullen, A lta Byr-
Mr. a n d Mrs. C arl A nderson an d
ftece B arlo w ;
E ig h th grade— D oris d a u g h te r P a tty Lou left F rid a y for br th e h a lf ended w ith H e rm isto n
still h a v in g a one p o in t lead, 7 to 6.
F o llett.
N o rth B onneville w here th ey w ill
A pivot sh o t by C ram p to n from
m ake th e ir fu tu re home.
Mr. A n­ th e foul lin e was good fo r tw o
T he H erm isto n U nion h ig h school derson is an a rm y e n g in ee r an d th ey points. M arble fouled a g a in an d G.
w ill be rep resen ted a t a d is tric t s tu ­ hav e m ade th e ir hom e here for some
H ia tt m issed. A few m in u te s la te r
d e n t council m e etin g in P en d leto n tim e.
he dropped in tw o in succession to
F rid a y of th is week by V irg in ia
Mr. and Mrs. Bill B oulton a rriv ed
W ells, A lm a L aird , B a rb a ra Moore, h ere T h u rsd ay of la st week to m ake give U m atilla th e lead ag ain . T h is
Bob Jack so n . Jesse Moore, Tom th e ir hom e w hile he Is em ployed waB s h o rt lived as M arble su n k th e
Q uick. Jim Jack so n w ill ta k e th e w ith th e g o v ern m en t men th a t a re ball w ith th e B ulldogs a g a in c lin g ­
ing to th e one p o in t lead as th e
g ro u p in h is car.
sta tio n e d here.
B oulton lived here th ird q u a rte r ended. 11 to 10.
before, b u t w as tra n s fe rre d to Y el­
B arb o u letu s slipped one in from
T he a n n u a l C h ristm a s dance w ill low stone and th e n to H eppner.
th e side and a n o th e r from u n d e r th e
be sponsored th is y e a r by th e G irls'
T he in f a n t d a u g h te r of Mr. and b ask et to p u t U m a tilla th re e points
L eague an d L e tte rm e n s’ club. Decern Mrs. F red W a rn stro m
h as been In th e lead. C orpe n arro w ed th is
ber 23, In th e high school a u d ito r­ nam ed E lean o re Ann.
dow n to one p o in t and
U m atilla
ium .
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Mrs. Jessie A rro w sm ith of P o rt­ began to sta ll w ith tw o m in u te s to
land is here v is itin g h e r p aren ts, go. T h e B ulldogs b ro k e th ro u g h for
Barlows to Cornelius.
M ayor and Mrs. Joe T u ck er.
a p erfect set-u p In th e closing m ln-
Mr. and Mrs. M erle M iles of T he u te b u t they failed to m ake
T he O. L. B arlow
fam ily w ill
D
alles
visited
a
t
th
e
Joe
M
ann
hom
e
leave F rid a y m o rn in g for C ornelius,
g iv in g U m a tilla th e gam e, 14 to i s
O regon, w here th e y w ill m ake th e ir S unday.
Tw o H erm isto n second team s b a t­
Miss
Ona
D
avis
and
H
arold
E
n-
hom e. T hey have p u rch ased a 10-
tled it o u t In a p re lim in a ry .
bysk
of
P
en
d
leto
n
v
isited
a
t
th
e
a cre tr a c t located on th e h ig h w ay
L in eu p s: ,
betw een H illsb o ro and F o rest Grove. hom e of h is s iste r. Mrs. G ene Mc­
H erm isto n
U m a tilla
Mr. B arlow acted as m a n a g e r of th e F arlan d .
F
D uc °i’“ ey
Mr. and Mrs. Jam es B yrnes sp en t C orpe (2 )
H erm isto n C ooperative L a u n d ry &
C ram pton
F (8 ) B arb o u leto s
C annery for sev eral y ears and r e ­ M onday in W alla W alla shopping,
G. G ettm an ( 4 ) C ($ ) G. H ia tt
signed in O ctober, p la n n in g to move re tu rn in g by w ay of P en d leto n .
O
vMc£ * bb
Mr. and Mrs. R aym ond M cN abb M arble (4 )
to th e coast. H is position w as tak en
(1 )
O
over by A lton Sisson. T h e B arlow s had as th e ir S u n d ay d in n e r guests. R a S n u k b in s titu
te s . H erm isto n ... A. G e tt­
have been a c tiv e In co m m u n ity a f ­ Mr. and Mrs. P ete M cNabb an d sons m an ( 2 ) , Shipp, K nox; U m a tilla
Jo h n n y an d H erb ert.
fa irs a n d w ill he ^g re a tly m issed.
Mr. and Mrs. Jam es W alsh
and M oran, R ugg. S te a rn s C u sh in g JT..
d a u g h te r S hanon and B etty L and- referee.
Turkey Shoot Sunday.
q u ls t have moved from th e T hom p­
Hansen Musical Evangelist.
T u rk ey s w ill ag a in be a v a ila b le a t son house to th e B oulw are house on
a tu rk e y shoot being sponsored by th e h ig h w ay .
S unday m ark s th e fo u rth w eek of
th e A m erican
L egion, H erm iston
th e rev iv al services a t th e P e n te ­
Post, S unday, D ecem ber 11. A n o th er
(H eld from la s t w eek.)
costal T ab e rn a c le an d th e services
sw ell tim e Is in sto re for sportsm en.
T h e local school
te a c h e rs
who a re to c o n tin u e every n ig h t a t 7:45
took a d v a n ta g e of th e fo u r day va­ to an d In cluding S u n d ay . Dec. 18.
catio n over T h a n k sg iv in g w ere S upt. Mrs. H ansen w ill speak on th e fol­
and Mrs. G lenn L in who w ent to lo w in g su b je c ts; "T h e W ill of th e
th e ir cabin hom e a t Mt. H ood; Coach New T e sta m e n t,” F rid a y ;
B randed.
an d Mrs. N orm an W o rth ley , w ho W h a t
B rand a re you
W e a rin g .
sp en t th e h o lid ay s w ith h e r p a re n ts, S a tu rd a y ;
"A T h o u san d Y ears of
and also a tte n d e d th e O regon-O reg­
P eace,” S unday.
on S ta te fo o tb all gam e; C ecilia Bey-
B E. Bengs of W a lla W alla, h as
Dale Elw ood. H en ry Som m erer J r ., ler an d A deline E ag er sp en t th e h o l­
w as th e school poet w ho fell. In a idays in P e n d leto n ; Miss E lsie T u c k ­ p u rch ased th e Jo h n B ecker 20-acre
big way, for A udrey and fitte d in e r sp en t th e days w ith h e r p a re n ts tr a c t ab o u t one m ile w est of H e r­
m iston. and has moved h is fa n n in g
very nicely in th e clim ax by h a v in g in L e x in g to n ; In a G ilb ert a t h er eq u ip m en t an d livestock to tn e
hom e In H e rm isto n ; T h elm a S ev er­
fallen in love w ith her.
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son visited in P o rtla n d ; C lara C o rri­ place.
Ja c k M eyer played th e p a rt of th e gan sp en t th e h o lid ay s In U m atilla.
school dean w ho q u ick ly took a de­
Wool Growers Entertain.
Miss V eta M oran, who is a tte n d ­
cided lik in g for Joyce
M cCulley, in g K inm an B usiness college In Spo­
T
he
Wool G row ers A u x iliary held
Bob’s lively an d lik eab le a u n t. A l­ k an e sp en t th e T h a n k sg iv in g h o li­
w ays on th e Job and a lw ay s in con­ days v is itin g h e r p a re n ts, Mr. and its D ecem ber m eetin g a t th e room y
c o u n try hom e of Mrs. Sloan
’
fusion w as Asma, played by F ran ces Mrs. A1 M oran.
son. F rid ay . D ecem ber 2.
F o lle tt, th e colored w ash lady, who
Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n H ill and son w ere M rs T hom son, Mrs. G aylord
did not lik e h e r Job a s house m aid,
D ickie, Mrs. M. F. C om ber and son M adison.
Mrs
W J. D a u g h erty .
in s istin g she w as a w ash lady.
H arold of Salem a rriv e d W ednesday
T he clim ax saw all couples prop­ to spend T h a n k sg iv in g w ith Mrs. Mrs. N an C rary . Mrs. Eva B ard.
E G reathouse, Miss E m m a
erly m atched an d B ob’s fa th e r com ­ C om ber’s sis te r and fam ily, Mrs. M rs
p letely a t a loss in h is belief th a t Jam es B yrnes. Mr. Com ber, w ho a r ­ G elszler. Mrs. M. A. P a rk e r. Mrs.
he was a m atch m ak er.
rived W ednesday from D etro it w ith A rie tta W h ite. Mrs. W m. S h aar.
T he play w as th e firs t p resen ted a new P o n tiac, m et them h ere and Mrs. F. B B elt, Mrs. E P. Dodd an d
by th e school th is year. T h e high ¡re tu rn e d hom e w ith them F riday.
school se x te t pleased w ith n u m b ers
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. M cN abb w ere Mrs. F. C. McKenzip. C h ristm a s
betw een acts.
I T h a n k sg iv in g d in n e r g uests a t th e fav o rs and b o u to n n ie rs w ere a fea­
O thers a ss istin g w ith th e play hom e of h e r p a re n ts. Mr. an d Mrs. tu r e of the p arty . T he s ta te p re si­
w ere A llen C larke, sta g e d ire c to r. : to h n W iirster.
d e n t o f th e o rg a n iz a tio n m ade a
B etty M cK enzie. w ho Is a s tu d e n t b rief re p o rt of th e a c tiv itie s of th e
Bob T ru m b u ll and D ale Elw ood, a d ­
v e rtisin g , N aom i B eletski and Alva n u rse at St A n th o n y ’s h o sp ita l in
la st year.
(C o n tin u ed on page 2)
Isensee, costum es.
SCHOOL HONOR
ROLL PRESENTED
DOTING FATHER FAILS TO SECURE "CHOICE
FOR SON IN JUNIOR CLASS PLAY PLOT
A g irl-sh y y o u n g m an found h im ­
self p re te n d in g an
en g ag em en t to
a g irl w ho was a p erfect s tra n g e r to
h im in o rd er th a t h e m ig h t avoid
b ecom ing en gaged to th e choice of
a d o tin g fa th e r, in th e Ju n io r class
play p resen ted a t th e hig h school
a u d ito riu m la s t F rid a y n ig h t u n d er
th e d ire c tio n of Miss D orothy G rif­
fin.
T he y o u n g m an w as Bob Jack son
w ho w as en co u rag ed by h is frien d
an d c lassm ate B ill Corpe. B ill w as a
"lo v e ’em and leave 'e m ” m an whose
latp st, b u t a p p a re n tly p e rm a n e n t a f­
fection, w as w ith
M arion
Pierce.
W an d a M oore w as th e young lady
w ho becam e en g ag ed to Bob.
B ro u g h t in to th e en ta n g le m e n t
w ere K en n eth B ensel, B ob’s fa th e r,
w ho trie d to b reak u p th e e n g ag e­
m en t in o rd e r th a t h is son m ig h t
becom e
en gaged
to
h is choice.
A udrey N ull. V irg in ia Todd gave up
her
p osition
as
housem aid, to
W a n d a , In o rd er th a t she m ight
ta k e a screen te st and by doing so
fo u n d h e r hom e-tow n boy friend.
—Pendleton, Saturday, Dec. 10, 7:30 p.m.