••AOE TWO
THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON. OREGON
L ocal Happenings
M orris M ullins and Gerald Casse-
day arrived In H erm iston recently
from Bly, Ore., where they have
been employed for several months.
Chester Downing, son of Mrs. A.
C arter, is spending the Christm as
holidays a t his home here.
Rosemary Serell, student a t the
E astern Oregon Normal in La
G rande, is spending th e holidays
w ith her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
A. Serell.
Mrs. C. G. Page of Milton, m other
of Mrs. W. A. Hineline, is spending
th e week and the Christm as holi
days w ith her daughter.
A1 K ennings arrived in H erm is
ton T hursday from Davis, Calif., to
spend the holidays.
Ben Boylen, son of Mr. and Mrs.
H. Boylen, and g rad u ate of Molar
B arber college in P o rtlan d, is spend
ing th e holidays w ith his parents.
Tommy Pierson, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Ja y T. Pierson, underw ent an
em ergency appendicitis operation at
St. A nthony's hospital in Pendleton,
late Wednesday, He is reported to
be doing nicely.
C. F lanigan is spending the week
in P o rtlan d looking afte r business
and v isitin g relatives.
Mrs. Mabel W alker entertained
W ednesday evening a t a b irth d ay
p arty com plim enting her m other,
Mrs. Anna Connor, on her 71st
birthday. The evening was spent
enjoying various am usem ents w ith
refreshm ents served. Those present
were Mrs. Carrie Beitel, Mrs. Mason
Myers. Mrs. May H ardie, Mrs. N. W.
Bloom, Mrs. Ida Simmons, Mrs. J. V.
V illerm oure, Mrs. H arry Connor,
Mrs. Ina Wessell and Mrs. W alker.
Word of th e m arriage of Miss
Lucile Simons and L ester W illiam s
of W alla W alla, Saturday, Decem
ber 17, was received here th is week.
Mrs. W illiam s is a sister of C urtis
Simons of H erm iston and has v isit
ed here many times.
Ben O’Conner left T hursday for
St. Helens to atten d the golden wed
ding of his fath e r and m other on
C hristm as day. He will retu rn Mon
day.
O tto Serell, who has spent the
past several m onths a t the J. A.
Serell home south of town, left Tues
day for San Francsico, Calif., to
spend the w inter.
Mr. and Mrs. Orval M orris and
fam ily plan to m otor to Lexington
Sunday to spend th e day w ith th eir
cousins, Mr. and Mrs. E rn est Ger
ard. The M orris fam ily live one mile
HERMISTON, OREGON west of Herm iston.
Miss E dith Clarke, in stru c to r In TILLER INSPIRES
physical education and E nglish in
Friday - Saturday
LOCALS TO V IC T O R Y
the O ntario, Ore., high school, a r
rived
T
hursday
to
spend
th
e
C
h
rist
DEC. 23 - 24
Two team s of the purple and gold
mas holidays w ith her parents, Mr.
battled out one of the most exciting
and Mrs. J. A. Clarke.
Gerald Keller and Bill Jackson games played by eith er team this
accompanied Mr. and Mrs. D. K eller year. A lthough h alf tim e found the
home from F orest Grove W ednesday M ustangs leading 9 to 6, the H er
to spend the holidays w ith th e ir miston q u in tet, led by Tiller, came
parents. Both are students at P aci back to defeat th e Rodeo City lads
22 to 16.
fic University.
Mrs. Alice W agner left W ednes
A basket by D rake and one by
day n ig h t for Mason City, W n., to Coxen p ut the visitors into an early
spend the C hristm as holidays w ith lead. A foul was th en called on
her sister and fam ily, Mr. and Mrs. Coxen, M arble m issing both tries.
COMEDY— ALL ABOARD.
E arl G. Wilson. A fter th e holidays Drake again scored but missed his
CARTOON— Disobedient Mouse.
she will spend New Y ear’s w ith a n charity shot when Pankow fouled.
o th e r sister, Mrs. Betty Gale, in H erm iston’s only score the first
Vancouver, Wn.
q u arter was a short one by G. G ett-
Sun. - Mon. - Tues.
mann, to end the period 6-2 for the
Mrs.
Isabel
Dodd
Clayton
of
P
o
rt
DEC. 25 - 26 - 27
land will arrive Saturday to spend visitors.
Continuous Show Sunday
T he fouling ran heavy w ith D rake
the Christm as holidays w ith her
“Mad Miss Manton” starts: 3:27 parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Dodd. fouling G ettm ann, Coxen fouling
P.M.; 5:44 P.M.; 8:01 P.M.; R uth Dodd, stu d e n t a t th e U niver Corpe, P ettijo h n kneeing Shipp, and
and 10:18 P.M.
sity of Oregon, is a t home, and Mr. Marble fouling B a rra tt. Shipp was
and Mrs. R. A lexander of Pendleton the only one to make his shot.
O’Donnell then h it the gong for two
w ill be guests on C hristm as day.
Remember that Santa Claus
G reetings were received th is week but missed when T iller charged
from Mrs. M. A. Davis of P o rt him. Pankow th en added a point
w ill be at the Oasis Theatre
H uron, Michigan, w ith a p ictu re of on Coxen and P ettijo h n fouled
Christmas day from 2-4 p.m.
the recently completed bridge con twice, T iller missed both ch arity
necting P o rt H uron and Sarnia, On attem pts. R. Cram pton dropped in a
tario, across the St. C lair river. Mrs. counter and B a rra tt converted for
Davis lives a t 1914, 17th street, one point, Shipp fouling, to make
half-tim e score 9 to 6, H eppner still
P ort Huron.
Mrs. Grace Mudge left S aturday clinging to the lead.
The second half found the foul
for Spokane, Wn., where she will
make her home. She has lived in ing still going strong w ith Heppner
L8 V IN E M M MANIOK
H erm iston for several years and doing most of th e fouling and the
K O RADIO PICTURE
made many friends here. H er mo Bulldogs still m issing th e ir shots.
Corpe imm ediately hacked Mor
th er has been w ith her for some
gan to add one to the v isitor’s score.
tim e and accompanied her.
Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Morgan arrived Tiller then broke loose to dribble
W ednesday evening from Ontario, half th e length of the floor to drop
Ore., to spend the C hristm as holi in a short one. A g ift shot by Marble
days at the home of her fath e r and and Morgan still left the locals
fam ily. J. A. Reeves.
They will trailin g by one basket. It was then
leave Monday for Eugene where th a t Kelley Tiller, the Bulldogs’
45 Minute Colored Cartoon
they will be stationed w ith the state scrapping little guard broke in fast,
was “ fed” th e ball by G ettm ann and
highw ay departm ent.
Wednesday - Thursday
Mr. and Mrs. Duff K night plan to tied th e score 11 to 11. Morgan
DEC. 28 - 29
leave Saturday evening for Hood again fouled Corpe, who missed, but
River w here they will spend C h rist a second la te r dribbled in for a
Wednesday Special N ight!
mas w ith his sister Miss Madeline bucket to put his team in the lead.
T IE WORLD’S SWANKIEST SWING SPOT
K night, who teaches in a private Marble converted for one by Atken
school. They may go to P ortland but missed, then R ankin was called
from there to visit other relatives. for hacking.
W ith th e Bulldogs leading a t the
Mr and Mrs. Stearns Cushing Jr.,
q
u
arter m ark 14 to 11, Heppner
and d au g h ter C harlene plan to leave
Sunday for Salem to spend Monday com m itted six personals and H er
w ith her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John miston two, which resulted in but a
B. Ulrich. They will also visit his single point for each team. In the
PAT O 'B R IE N • JOHN PA YN E
parents Mr. and Mrs. Stearns Cush closing m inutes, Craw ford let go a
M ab 2 a : ît
• JitzsuiE FID LER -
ing,
Sr.., at Oregon City, before re high one from mid-floor which went
PLUS SHORT FEATURES
through th e loop untouched. Fol
turning.
lowing a counter by Corpe. Tiller
snagged a M ustang pass, dribbled
down and passed to Corpe. who
dropped it In. As the final w histle
sounded, O’Donnell sank a long one
which counted but still left the in
vading q u in te t tra ilin g by a 22 to
16 score.
The Bulldogs seemed unable to
hang on to the ball d u rin g the first
half but came back fig h tin g the
last lap to show the spectators they
really could play basketball.
Although H eppner’s fouling was
very heavy, the game was not won
The retail hardware store of the
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Revue”
LOSING
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a t H erm iston
Above are the members of the hig l school glee clubs who took p art i i the can tata, “The Child of B eth
lehem, composed by Louise E. Stai s and directed by Miss Gwendolyn Ross. »Several glee club members
were not present when the picture was taken.
by charity shots as the Herm iston
lads could not take advantage of
th eir opportunities.
The line-up was:
H erm iston
Heppner
Corpe 8
F
2 B a rra tt
Marble 3
F
2 Crawford
G ettm ann 2
C
Atken
R ankin 1
G
4 Drake
Pankow
G
2 Coxen
T iller 4
4 O’Donnell
Crampton 4
P ettijo h n
Shipp
2 Morgan
H eppner sub stitu tes: Ray and Ap
plegate.
Bill Corpe was high point man of
the game.
H.H.S. Girls Win First Game.
The H erm iston high school girls
played th e ir first basketball game of
the season Saturday, w hen they de
feated Stanfield 7 to 3. The lineups
for both team s were:
H erm iston
Stanfield
V. W ells 3
F
J. Rhea
B. Moore I F
M. Rhea
M. H inkle 2
F 3 N. H edrick
C. Hale
C
L. Gregory
E. S teiner
G
Evans
G. Neal
G
L. Bowman
S tibstitutions were: C. Roberts 1,
G. W illiam s and D. Madden, H er
m iston: V. Gabriel. Stanfield.
U nfortunately, th ere are no sta-
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eyes off his driving, but all have th e
same resu lt—accidents. The good
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tistica on the num ber of accidents
caused ty one-armed drivers, but
the fact th a t many such accidents
have been caused is undeniable.
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is not doing the object of his affec.
tion any good by driving w ith one
arm and keeping his eyes on her
face ra th e r th an on the road. In
stead he is exposing her and himself
to an accident, w ith the possibility
of in ju ry or even death as a result.
A driver in California established
some sort of record when he was a r
rested w hile driving w ithout using
his arm s a t all. He was sittin g in
the back seat w ith a young lady on
each side, and was steerin g the car
w ith his feet.
Nor m ust the young lady be s it
tin g in the car to cause an accident.
A m ishap was reported to Secretary
of S tate E arl Snell in w hich a young
man, nervous and preoccupied as he
tried to th in k how he should pro
pose to his loved one, drove through
an intersection and crashed into
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