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THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON. OREGON.
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 1«. 1939.
Mrs. Fred Thorne, who were not
present. The general arrangement V icu n a, T aru c a, Natives
CHURCH NOTES
committee included Mrs. J. F. Rue-
O f the A n dean H eights
ber, Mrs. R. G. Attebury and Mrs. J.
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One of the most th rillin g expedi ♦
PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH
M. Richards. Huckleberry pie a la tions in the world is a hunt among
Paul Idler, Pastor.
creme, and coffee were served.
the high Andes for the shy and elu
The revival has been progressing
Mrs. C. H. Herrick was hostess to sive vicuna and the s till sw ifter and
the Harmony club at her home Tues even more elusive Andean deer, since Monday, February 6. God is
V
day afternoon. Bach member re known by its Quechua Indian name blessing and giving us good times. A
Salmon, large can
Entire new spring line ladles', men's and
taruca. This is not only because of cordial invitation is given to all to
sponded to roll call with valentine the
children's shoes. This line includes ladies'
extreme altitudes at which these
greetings. Guests included Mrs. F. animals live and the physical and attend the meetings.
Hominy, large can
new cut-out heel dress shoes, clever sport
Sundays, Feb. 12 and Feb. 19. will
Shelton, Mrs. H. McCormick. Mrs. H. emotional effect upon the hunter of
styles,
men’s drees oxfords . . . . and ALL
be
rally
days
for
the
Sunday
school.
Hiatt
and
the
following
members
of
the rare atmosphere and the vast
Corn, yellow 2 cans
Sunday school, 10:00 A.M.
types of work shoes and children’s shoes in
the Get Together club, Mesdames landscape, but because of the w ari
Preaching service, 11:00 A.M.
Oscar Martin, Marker, F. Cornielle, ness and speed of these rare crea
patent, white and smoke.
Date«
2 pounds
P.Y.P.S., 6:30 P.M.
Jess Anson, H. Hammill and Lester tures and their extraordinary pro
tective coloration, writes Alida Mal-
Evangelistic service, 7:30 P.M.
Sutton. A program consisting of a kus in the New York Times.
Egg«, large
doz.
Every night, 7:30 P.M.
skit by Marie, Betty, Freddy and
The taruca and the Andean camel
Lester
Tenney;
a
reading
by
Marie
YOU WILL APPRECIATE
Butter, local
Lb.
tribe, of which the vicuna is the
Tenney and Edgar Guest’s "Valen wildest species, are the only crea
METHODIST CHURCH
OUR VALUES IN ALL
tine” by Mrs. C. H. Herrick. Refresh tures which inhabit the Andean
Stearns Cushing, Jr., Pastor.
Crackers 2 lb. box
Sunday school 19:00 A. M. Jun
ments were served by the hostess.
heights, and they exist in no other
ior church 11:00, and morning wor
WELL KNOWN BRANDS.
Miss Claudia Gabriel who teaches p art of the world.
ship at 11:00. Epworth League at
Milk, tall cans 4 for
Below an altitude of 10,000 feet 6:30 P. M., and evening praise and
near Tygh Valley spent the week
end at the home of her parents, Mr. the taruca dies. Fleet, alert, living preaching service at 7:30 o’clock.
Salad Dressing qt.
in the almost inaccessible fastnesses
and Mrs. Vern Gabriel.
Ladies' Aid every first and third
the snowy Cordilleras, he is so Wednesday.
U. O. Shipley has been ill at his of
Come in and let us fit you
vigilant that it is almost impossible
Candy,
2 lbs.
Junior church superintendent,
home for the past week.
to get w ithin 200 yards of him. His
Lois
Hutchison;
Ladies'
Aid
presi
Mrs. Frank Nudo and son Frank vigilance is directed against only his
in these new spring models.
dent. Emma Felthouse; Sunday
Coffee
2 lbs.
Jr. returned to her home Saturday, own kind, other stags, envious of his school
superintendent, Mabel Boul-
following a week’s visit in Portland. following of females.
ware; Epworth League president,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hiatt and son
Vicuna (this, too, is a Quechuan Edward Shaw.
ird, pure
4 lbs.
Alvin were week end guests at the Indian name) is better known as a
Fred
Shelton home while enroute soft and luxurious fabric than as the
CHURCH o f CHRIST
Sacon Squares lb.
from San Francisco to thtir home in rare and vanishing creature whose
Columbia School
pelt was once reserved fo r the shoul
“Quality Merchandise at City Prices”
Julesburg, Colo. Mrs. Hiatt and ders of Incaic princes, and is the
11:00 A. M„ Devotional service
^ake Flour, 2 lb.
Mrs.
Shelton
are
sisters.
most costly of wools. The vicuna and communion.
Pkg.
Mr. and Mrs. Clay Van Buskirk, is one of the four surviving species
10:00 A. M. Bible school.
Mrs. D. R. Starkweather and Mr. of the Andean auquenidos, or cam
FULL GOSPEL MISSION
BAPTIST CHURCH
HERMISTON UNION CHURCH
and Mrs. Charles Hoggard of The els.
Irrigon, Ore.
Regular Sunday services:
Bands
of
w
ild
vicuna
range
the
C.
Warner,
Pastor.
Dalles were Stanfield visitors Mon
Sunday school, 10:00 A. M.
10:00 A. M., Bible school.
Andean Cordilleras above Arequipa,
Bible school 10:P0 A. M.
day. Mrs. Starkweather remained Peru, and about Cuzco, the ancient
11:00 A. M., Preaching service.
Morning service, 11:00 A. M.
Worship service 11:00 A. M.
7:00 P. M., Young people's meet
until Thursday and returned to her Inca capital upon which the- present
Children’s service 11:00 A. M.
ing.
7:00 P. M., Christian Endeavor.
home with her son-in-law and daugh city is built.
Evangelistic
service,
Sunday,
Hermiston, Oregon
8:00 P. M., Church services.
Everyone is cordially invited to
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Harle Rogers.
The taruca cling to the high Andes
Midweek prayer and Bible study, Tuesday and Friday, 7:45 P. M.
be present and worship with ua.
The Christian Endeavor society and are best sought at from 12,000 Tuesday, 8:00 P.M.
gave a valentine party at the F. A. to 15,000 feet. Because of their pro
Ladles Aid each Wednesday 2:00
tective coloration, it is difficult to
Baker home Monday night.
see them, except in flight or when P. M.
Mrs. M. Refvem, Miss Elva Berry silhouetted against the sky.
Missionary meeting, second Wed
and Mrs. Ernest Greathouse were
nesday of each month.
hostesses for two bridge parties at
Bible school superintendent Chas.
the Refvem home early this week. H a lifa x Explosion L e ft
Duvall; President C. E., Wanda
M a n y K ille d and In ju re d Moore; Mlssioary Society president,
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STANFIELD
♦ Five tables were in play each day.
On Monday high score was won by
The H alifax explosion which oc Mrs. C. R. Moore.
By MRS. J. M. RICHARDS
First may we unscramble the Mrs. D. R. Starkweather of The curred in the harbor of H alifax at
nine o’clock on the morning of De
MONEV'SAVING CA£H
PENTECOSTAL TABERNACLE
items of last week's issue. The talk Dalles, who with Mrs. Charles Hog cember 6, 1917, was caused by the
A. B. Turner, Pastor
gard
was
an
honor
guest.
Tuesday’s
on San Francisco should have been
collision of the French line steam
Sunday school at 10:00 A. M.
recorded as part of the Women’s high scoring lady was Mrs. Stanley ship Mont Blanc w ith the Belgian
Safeway stores are great boosters for home products. Each year
Mrs. Howard Montgomery, Supt.
Lyon
of
Echo.
relief steamship Imo.
Study club program, and was given
Safeway spends millions of dollars for Oregon produced goods to be
Morning
worship
at
11:00
o’clock.
sold in our stores all over the west.
Mrs. Homer Hedrick accompanied
The Mont Blanc carried a thou
by Mrs. Ila Wallace instead of by
Children’s
services
at
the
parson
Mrs. J. M. Richards. At the Student her son-in-law and daughter to Port sand tons of munitions and was age at 11:00, Mrs. Turner in charge.
Advancement meeting Mrs. G. E. land Monday, returning Wednesday. bound in from New York. This ship
Evangelistic service In the eve
Mrs. N. D. Bard left Pendleton had almost passed through the nar
Greathouse and Mrs. G. G. Smith
rows leading from the outer har ning at 7:45 P. M.
were hostesses during the tea hour Sunday with representatives of Old bor into Bedford basin to the north
Bible Study Thursday at 7:45 P.
which followed Mr. Yeager’s talk on Timers clubs to attend a convention, west when the collision occurred. M.
M ATCHES
6 box carton
being held in Omaha. Mrs. Bard The Imo, westward bound, was just
"Current Legislation."
Buffalo
will represent the ladies auxiliary of putting to sea.
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST
At the Commercial Club meeting the Old Timers club In Pendleton of
The collision occurred because of
WALLA WALLA PEAS
CHURCH.
$1.15 doz. - Each
Thursday night O. Dyer and J. W,
misunderstanding
of
signals,
and
the
which she is president.
A. T. Kingsbury, Elder
Delicious 3 Sieve - No. 2 tins
Chenault of the Soil Conservation
Sabbath school at 10:00 A, M.
The Pollyannas were entertained efforts of both ships to avoid each
service gave talks on the scope of Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. Frank other were unsuccessful. The Mont Mrs. J. O. Gray, superintendent.
HAPPY VALE PEAS
85c doz. - 2 for
Preaching service at 11:00 A. M.
their work In this vicinity. They Sloan at her home. Mrs. Fred Thorne Blanc was pierced on the port side,
Choice Food - 303 tins
and
a
few
minutes
later
flames
also showed slides which illustrated president, presided during the busi
burst from the wreckage.
LIBBY’S PEAS
the disastrous effects of erosion.
$1.39 doz. - 2 for
ness meeting.
The monstrous energy suddenly
Deluxe 2 Sieve - No. 2 ting
Dr. Weir of the Eastern Oregon
Mrs. J. F. Rueber returned Sun released by the blast swept irregu
SEE MC DIDIT
FOR
State Hospital was an Interesting day from Corvallis where she at la rly over the country about H ali
TOMATO JUICE
3 No. 1 tins
speaker at the Ladies Aid meeting tended the Home Interest conference fax, destroying practically all of the
Sunny Dawn - Best Yet
Painting
-
Paperhanging
-
Signs
older
part
known
as
Richmond;
and
Thursday afternoon. Mrs. W. G. at O. S. C. the past week.
PINK SALMON
Write Box 115
Stanfield
Wallace was hostess.
Mrs. Whipple, county health the te rrific heat from consuming
No. 1 tins
gases of the munitions swept over
Fancy Alaska
Stanfield Grange observed anni nurse was in Stanfield Wednesday a vast area, leaving most of this
versary night Tuesday, February 14. conferring with Mrs. M. Refvem, S. district in ruins.
WAX PAPER
125 ft. roll
Joe Meyer, master, gave a brief his A. A. president, with reference to
The number killed was close to
With Cutter Edge Carton
2,000,
and
injured
about
3,000.
tory of the organization fourteen state public health speakers to come
years ago. Remtniscenses were giv to Umatilla county this spring.
AIRWAY COFFEE
Lb. 15c - 3 lbs.
en by the honor guests. Mrs. L. L.
Extra Quality - Low Price!
Parchment Paper of the Ancients
And
there’s
the
one
about
a
Penney, F. B. Stuart and K. Gabriel,
Parchment was the paper of the
LUNCH BOX SAND. SPREAD Qt.
charter members, and by Mrs. F. B. preacher who amazed his congrega ancients and also of those who main
Hise Place, 2
mi. South
Stuart and R. G. Penney, who were tion one Sunday morning with this tained the lite ra ry tradition in the
GLENCOE CRACKERS
2 lb. box
admitted to membership during the announcement:
dark ages. Monks in gloomy mon
of KENNEWICK
asteries spent their lives in w riting
. first year. The latter part of the
"You don’t love me, because you and rew riting the religious narra
KELLOGGS PEP
Package
program commemorated Oregon's
don’t
pay
my
salary.
You
don’t
tives
and
philosophical
and
scientific
80th birthday. A “Know Your Ore.
ZEE TISSUE
papers which were studied by the
4 pkgs.
gon" quiz was conducted by the lec love one another, for there are no clergy, observes a w rite r in the Chi
turer. Current legislation was dis weddings. And God doesn’t want cago Tribune. The painful labor and
Beginning at 12:30
ZEE NAPKINS
80 count
cussed by Messrs. J. M. Richards. R. you, because nobody dies.
the cost of the parchment made the
G. Penney and Joe Meyer. During
Cascade Salad Dressing
"Now, since I have the honor to contents of those massive books ex
40 Acres Irrigated Land.
Qt. ja r
the recreation hour Roy Attebury have been appointed chaplain tor trem ely valuable. I t was logical,
therefore,
that
they
would
be
bound
Carnation Milk
presented the Grange with a tether
Tall tins £ *
22 Head Cattle
tennis game, darts, Chinese check the penitentiary, this will be my in fine, heavy leather covers, made
by
hand
and
carved
with
decora
Richvale Tomatoes, solid pack No- 2%’»
6 Horses and Mules
ers and pinochle were also in play. last Sunday among you. and I will tive borders and center designs.
Other charter members who still re ask the choir to stand and sing, Skins from sheep and Iambs (vel
Farm Machinery
Kellogg’s Corn Flakes
2 pkgs.
tain their membership are Mr. and ’Meet Me There.' .”
lum ), cattle, pigs, or goats (mo
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Early Color Psychology
An early psychological use of col
or was demonstrated by Lord Nel
son, adm iral of the British fleet and
hero of Trafalgar. In 1805 before
his ships closed in with the enemy
off the Spanish coast, he had the bul
warks and companionways of his
ships, the powder buckets, gun car
riages, and some of the guns, paint
ed a b rillia n t red. With this accom
plished, blood that followed the hand
to hand fighting of naval battles in
those days would be fa r less notice
able and consequently less discour
aging to Nelson’s sailors.
This famous song, “ Annie Laurie”
was w ritten by Annie Laurie’s lover,
W illiam Douglass, of Fingland, Scot
land, about the year 1705. She was
the daughter of Sir Robert Laurie,
first baronet of Maxwellton. Doug
lass’ courtship was unsuccessful, as
she m arried a Mr. Fergusson of
Craigdarroch in 1709 The music
was w ritten by Lady John Scott,
about the year 1835 The first au
thorized publication of the song was
during the Crimean war in 1854. to
aid the wives and families of sol
diers.
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Wrote Famous ’Annie Laurie' Song
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