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NUMBER 32
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VOLUME XXXII
IR IS H FLOURISH
IN DREAM PICTURED
BY OPERETTA
PENDLETON MALE CHORUS WILL
APPEAR IN CONCERT HERE
God will not look you over
for medals, degrees or di­
plomas. but for scars.—El­
bert Hubbard.
MARCH 30, 1939
Hermiston Union High School Band
FRIDAY NIGHT.
S P R IN G M U S K
F E S T IV A L W IL L
FEATURE VARIETIES
’
The Pendleton Male chorus ❖
will present a concert here Fri- <#>
day night at 8:00 o’clock in ❖
the high school auditorium, un- ❖
PRESENTS SHOW
der the auspices of the Her- ❖
PROGRAM SET
miston
Commercial
club
and
<•
JUNIOR HI CAST
the Garden club.
FOR APRIL 11
Proceeds from the concert <♦
The junior high school, under the
will be used toward building ♦
(From the Bulldog)
direction of Mrs. Greaves, Miss
a kitchen in the Community ❖
A spring music festival in six
Bradley and Mr. Burrell, presented
park hall.
scenes will be presented Tuesday,
the two act operetta, "Days O’Kerry
❖ <• <. « .5. <> <
April 11, tor the purpose of raising
Dancing," Friday evening, March ❖
money to send the band and glee
24. A matinee was given on Thurs­
club to La Grande to the Eastern
EASTER CANTATA
day afternoon, March 23.
Oregon music festival, April 14. Th*
Mrs. Greaves expressed her appre
scenes are as follows:
ciation to H. A. Pnkow, who made W ILL BE HEARD
the donkey used in the operetta.
Lullaby Time.
SUNDAY, APRIL 2
The operetta centers around Gran­
Calm as the Night ...... Girls’ Chorus
ny and Patrick O’Malley, who, with
A Perfect Day ............ Girls' Chorus
An advanced presentation of an
a houseful of young guests, are cele­
Glow-Worm ................ Girls’ Chorus
Easter cantata will be heard in the
brating the fiftieth anniversary of
When Day Is Done .......... Ensemble
Union church, Sunday, April 2, at
The Hermiston high school band which was organized in the spring of ’38 under the direction of G. C. Sleepy Hollow Tunes ............. Sextet
their coming to America from Ire­
8:00 o’clock in the evening, pre­
land.
Humphreys and now has a membership of 43, will appear soon in the Eastern Oregon Music festival at The Rosary ............................. Sextet
sented by the combined choirs of the
La Grande.
—Cut courtesy of The Bulldog Stardust ................................... Sextet
The old people sit in rocking Hermiston Union church and the
Smilin’ Through ........ Allan Clarke,
chairs in which they alternately Pendleton Christian church. The
Bob Jackson, Jim Jackson
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED.
doze and awaken. While fairies final presentation will be in Pen­ CHURCHES COMBINE
YOUNG OREGONIANS Lulla. Lulls,
Lullaby and Canoe Song
dart in and out, Nora, the grand­ dleton, Easter Sunday evening*
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Scott Barnes
FOR E A S TE R
by Virginia Todd and Jane
daughter, raptly listens to Granny’s
of Wrangel, Alaska, announce the TO GIVE PROGRAM
The cantata is being directed by
Jackson
tales of her childhood days in Ire­ Mrs. Gordon Kendall, who has car­
engagement of their daughter, Mar­
SUNRISE SERVICE
The
Prayer
Perfect .... Allan Clarke,
land. The young guests are singing ried on the work of the Pendleton
(From The Bulldog)
ian Elizabeth (Betty) to Clarence
Bob Jackson. Jim Jackson
and playing in a garden outside.
A
troup
of
35
members
of
the
choir for the past eight years. Joint
All protestant churches in Her­ Eugene Henning, son of Mrs. Maime
Mighty Like A Rose and Schubert’s
Nora reminds the old people that rehearsals have been held for sev­
Young Oregonians will present 20
miston
will combine in a program Henning of Rosalia, Wash.
Serenade, solos by Geral­
the hour is late and they go off to eral weeks in preparation for the
acts of vaudeville in the high school
Both
Miss
Barnes
and
her
fiance
for the Easter sunrise service to be
dine Mullins
hed.
are on the staff of the school in gymnasium Monday, April 3, at
cantata. Mrs. Kendall has planned
In act two, it Is fifty years earlier pantomime work in connection with held on the Hermiston Butte Easter Ketchikan. Alaska. Their wedding 1:30 P. M. The performance will Neapolitan Love Song, solo, Allan
Clarke
in County Kerry, Ireland. Pat (Pat­ the cantata which will be presented Sunrise service.
consist of magic, music, singing,
The entire program will be an­ is planned for June 2. following
Brahm’s
Lullaby
............ Solo, Laur­
rick in act one) is a boy living with in Pendleton. Lack of sufficient
which they will visit in Portland dancing and novelty acts.
etta Mulkins
his mother, Rose O’Malley, Eileen platform space prevents that fea­ nounced next week.
The
group,
representative
of
30,-
with Miss Barnes’ grandparents,
Following the service breakfast Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Plummer.
O’Malley (Granny in act one) is ture at the local performance.
Oriental.
000 members, is on a tour of eastern
will be served in the basement of
Rose’s adopted daughter, her par­
Numbers by the girls’ chorus in­
Miss Barnes is a graduate of Ore­ Oregon, appearing also at Baker,
the Methodist church. Each group gon State college, where she was a Pendleton, La Grande, Union, North clude, Chinese Mandarin, Japanese
ents having died when she was an
CLEAN-UP DAY
infant.
will furnish food sufficient for those member of Chi Omega. Mr. Henning Powder, Milton and Arlington, spon­ Sunset, Persian Market,
Allah'*
planning to attend the breakfast.
The County Fair is to take place ADVANCED APRIL 14
is a graduate of Cheney Normal, sored in most cases by city com­ Holiday.
The public is invited to attend later taking advanced work at the mercial or service clubs and lodges. Desert Song ....................... Ensemble
the next day and the excitement is
this early morning service.
high for Pat is to race his donkey
The Hermiston program is sponsored Chinese Lullaby ..................... Sextet
University of Washington.
The Hermiston Commercial club
against Dinny Sheeley’s. Dinny
Viking Song ............ Gladys Pierson,
by the public schools.
Ellen Hammill, Jim Jackson
plots with a wicked Witch and, In held its regular dinner meeting OAKES TAKES OVER
There will be no admission charge
Clarence Henning taught in the
Russian Lullaby ........ Johanna Cas­
order to win the race, steals Pat's Tuesday night in the Hermiston Ho­
local schools several years prior to and the public is invited.
per, Dorothy Pierson
red cap which is a protection against tel dining room with E. P. Dodd, HERMISTON MOTORS going to Alaska, and is well known
the fairies. Pat is whisked away president, presiding.
Mandalay ............ Solo, Jim Jackson
by many local people. Miss Barnes
A resolution adopted at the meet­
by the fairies, carried out onto the
The Hermiston Motor company is is a sorority sister of Mrs. Frederick MISS MCMULLEN
25 Years of Song,
ocean, caught up into the heavens ing by the 20 members present read being taken over this week by H. Hensel of Hermiston.
The entire selection will be given
WEDS
C.
BUHMANN
as
follows:
and made a Star Child.
Oakes of Hood River, who has been
by the sextet, and /im Jackson, Al­
“Be it Resolved, That the Hermis­ associated for the past year with
Eileen weeps over the Wishing
Lunch Counter Opens.
lan Clarke. Delmar McCracken and
Miss
Catherine
McMullen,
daugh­
ton
Commercial
club
go
on
record
as
Garrabrant Brothers,
dealers in
Well, longing for Pat’s return. Her
Bob Jackson.
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Mishler of
pleas are heard by the Golden Fly­ opposed to granting a franchise to Chrysler and Plymouth. The trans­ Walla Walla, have opened a lunch ter of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. McMullen,
The selections include: My Buddy.
and
Clarence
J.
Buhmann.
son
of
any
power
commission
at
this
time,
action was made this week but the
ing-Fish, who assures her that since
Peggy O’Neil, Sleep, Always, Sleepy
counter
in
the
buildnig
formerly
oc­
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
Buhinanu
of
Her­
she has wept ‘‘tears o’lovin’ kind­ because of prospects for cheaper company will retain the Hermiston
cupied by Dr. A. E. Marble. They miston, were united in marriage Time Gal, Girl of My Dreams, Mar­
ness” her wish will be granted. Pat power.” The secretary was instruc­ Motor company name for the pres­
will call the place “Sandwich Ser­ Thursday, March 30, at a service in gie, In a Little Spanish Town, My
ted
to
place
the
resolution
on
record
ent.
is returned, but being a Star Child,
vice”
and will be open for business the Hermiston Union church at Blue Heaven, Three O’clock in the
Mr. Oakes states that the new
is in a daze. His cap is recovered and give copies to the local news­
Friday. Short orders and ice cream eleven o’clock.
The vows were Morning, Ramona, Honey, Spring­
paper,
the
city
recorder,
and
the
management will furnish a com-
from the Witch and when it is
will
be
served.
.
given by C. Warner, pastor of the time in the Rockies, The Waltz You
plete line of parts and accessories
placed on his head, he awakens and city council.
church, before a bank of flowers and Saved for Me, Pagan Love Song,
Other business taken care of at for Chevrolet and Oldsmobile, for
rushes off to the Fair.
Jeppes
to
Oregon
City.
potted plants, topped by a white Ti-Pi-Tin, Umberella Man.
As he leaves, the Emerald Fairy the meeting was a change in clean­ which they are retaining the agency.
Gypsy Life.
cross.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
A.
Jeppe
will
arises from the Wishing Well and up date, which has been advanced There will be a side line of used cars
Play Gypsies and The Romaika by
leave
Friday
morning
for
Oregon
The
bride
was
lovely
in
a
guwn
to
Friday,
April
14.
George
Harken-
and
a
fender
and
body
man
will
be
tells the people that she has been
the girls’ chorus.
under the Giant's spell in the guise rider, Curtis Simons and Sam Moore available at all times. Two mechan­ City where they will live on a 20 of white lace bodice and crepe and
Give a Man a Horse He Can Ride,
acre
farm
near
the
city.
They
have
carried
a
noBegay
of
Talisman
rose­
were
appointed
on
a
committee
to
ics
will
be
employed
in
the
shop,
of a Witch, but being washed in the
Stouthearted
Men, Spanish Guitar
buds.
lived
here
for
the
past
six
years,
arrange
for
captains
for
the
var­
Mr. Oakes stated.
waters of th Well, the spell is bro­
and La Cucaracha by boys' chorus.
most
of
that
time
in
the
Minnehaha
ious
districts.
The
spring
clean-up
The
Hermiston
Motor
company
Miss
Margaret
McMullen,
sister
ken. The Golden Prince is also de­
Rosita and Carmena by sextet.
livered from hig spell. Pat rushes is an annual affair and anyone hav­ has been operated here for the past district. For a period they lived in of the bride, was maid of honor,
The Gay Troubador ... Allan Clarke,
in victorious, carrying the harp he ing old tin cans or rubbish of any three years by the Pasco Auto com­ Pendleton but returned to the Her­ and wore a pink tulle gown over
Jim Jackson
miston project.
satin. She carried a nosegay of
has won, and leading his donkey. kind may have it hauled away on pany.
Dark Eyes ........ Virginia Todd and
sweet peas.
Dinny has been badly beaten and this day free of charge if the debris
Jane Jackson
has run away. The Prince and is sacked or boxed. Trucks will pick
Homer Wilson of Rufus, Ore., Gypsy Love Song, ..........Solo, Gladys
Princess invite the populace to the up the rubbish in alleys where It is
acted as best man.
Pierson
castle for a festival. Pat strikes up placed at an accessible point.
Immediately following the ser­ Love, Here Is My Heart ........ Solo,
The next regular meeting will be
his harp, and they all Join in a hap­
vice the party enjoyed a dinner at
Allan Clarke
py song for their good fortune and held April 11th.
the home of the bride’s parents af­
Spring Charm.
the love of Ireland.
ter which the bride and groom de­
The
girls’
chorus will present the
completed
during
the
year.
The
Union
high
school
activities
are
The cast included: Granny O’Mal­ MRS. THOMPSON
parted for their new home at Zur­ following numbers: In My Garden.
many for the remaining days of Home Ec department will model ich, Montana.
ley, Doris Follett; Patrick O’Malley,
Your Song From Paradise, Alice
school. Some of the most elaborate dresses, and the orchestra will play
Julius Gimble; Nora, Wanda Dun­ BURIED SATURDAY
The bride is a graduate of Her­ Blue Gown, Tales from the Vienna
and interesting events take place several numbers.
ning; Rose O’Malley, Mary Hazen;
miston Union high school and of Woods and Sympathy.
Mrs. Carl Thompson was buried during the closing days of school, as
Pat O’Malley, Dick Kingsley; Eileen
One of the spring activities will Eastern Oregon College of Educa­
The sextet will present; Glannina
Saturday.
March
25.
following
ser­
is listed on the calendar here.
Eagen, Lauree Gimble; Witch, Ela-
be the inter-class sports carnival tion at La Grande, and taught for Mia, Luxembourg Gardens, Will You
vices
held
in
Prann's
Funeral
Par­
The
seniors
will
sponsor
a
public
mae Casper; Dinny Sheeley, Jack
April 21, fof which there is now a one year in the grade school at Remember and Moonbeams.
Rogers; Irish Dancer, Peggy Todd; lors, with Rev. A. B. Turner con­ dance Saturday, April 1, In the audi­ trophy donated by Ralph Jackson of Stanfield.
Golden Fish, Maynard Neal; Emer­ ducting the service. Mrs. Thompson torium.
Walla Walla. The winning class
The groom is a graduate of the
ald Princess, Lucy Holloman; Gol­ passed away Wednesday of last week
I
The public is invited to a show will have their name and year en­ Hermiston Union high school and WOODMEN SEND
den Prince, David Pierson, and Col­ following a brief Illness of bronchial Monday afternoon, April 3, at 1:30 graved on the trophy, which is a has been associated with his bro­
DELEGATE TO FAIR
leens. Gossoons. Goblins and Fairies. pneumonia. Mrs. M. C. Barager and o’clock, featuring the Young Ore­ permanent feature.
ther in maintaining large apiaries
Mrs. Howard Montgomery sang for gonians. There will be no admis­
During
the
day.
class
tennis
tour­
In
Montana
for
a
number
of
years.
the service with the accompaniment sion charge.
nament will be held, two soft ball
Members of the Immediate family
Echo will be represented In the
of Miss Marian Casady. Pall bearers
ELECTRIFICATION
Music lovers will be pleased to games, and a track and field meet and members of the local Christian
Head Camp convention of the Oma­
were C. E. Harness, Jesse Sneed, W.
know
that
the
music
department
is
for
boys
and
girls.
The
latter
will
MEETING M A Y 16
Endeavor society were guests at the ha Woodmen Life Insurance 8oclety
P. Trumbull, Clyde Hebert, Everett
now working on a spring musical probably be staged on the grounds wedding.
Shaver and Lynn Shaver. Interment
meeting at Los Angeles. April 3 and
varieties, featuring the glee clubs at the Community park.
The rural electrification meeting was in the local cemetery.
4, by one local member. Represent­
and high school band, to be pre­
In the evening at 7:00 o’clock a
scheduled by the Umatilla Electric
Members of the family here for
ing the Woodmen of this commun­
EVANS-KELLEE.
Cooperative association of Hermis­ the funeral included Mr. and Mrs. sented April 11. A small charge of dinner will be given honoring stu­
ity is Ralph Haney, Council Com­
Miss Ethel Keller of Hermiston mander of Camp No. 61. He left
ton will be held Tuesday. May 18th, M. A. Thompson, Lakeview. Ore.; ten cent* and twenty-ifve cents will dents who have earned letters during
in the Union high school auditor­ Clarence Hiatt, Lakeview; Mr. and be made to be used to defray ex­ the year. Letters will be presented and Ben Evans of Stanfield were March 29 In order to arrive for the
ium at 8:00 p. m. A demonstration Mrs. H. R. Bault and Grandma penses of sending the band and to athletes and other awards made. married by the Justice of the Peace opening of the convention April 3,
and display of electric equipment Bault of Grand Coulee. Wn.; Mrs. girls' glee club to the music meet A high school party will be given at at Pasco, Wn., Saturday, March 25. according to Ralph Isackson.
They left immediately following the
for the home and farm will be in­ Lena Corbit and son Francis, Mrs. at La Grande. Friday. April 14. 9:00 ip. m.
Elected by his respective camp to
Represented there will be schools
cluded on the program.
April 24—Athena will play base­ ceremony for their new home at represent Echo at the meeting, the
Lizzie David, Mrs. Bertha Culbert­
from
The
Dalles
to
the
Idaho
line,
The program is being planned son. Mrs. Clara Fox and Ed Waaga. and from the Washington line in­ ball with Hermiston here, and on Lyle, Wn., where Evans will operate local delegate will meet with other
through the cooperation of the coun­ all of Bremerton; Mr. and Mrs. A. cluding Bend, but not Klamath April 27, Hermiston will play Hep­ a ranch. Evans worked for Harry Woodmen from all over the Jurisdic­
Connor in Connor's Cash Store for
ty agent and home demonstration H. Hooker. Harry Hyatt, Mr. and Falls. Hermiston will enter 63 stu­ pner at Heppner.
tion which includes the state of
The west Umatilla county music several month*.
agent, the Oregon state extension Mrs. Charlie Woolford. Mr. and dents. the band and girls' glee club.
Oregon.
Washington and California.
service, and the rural electrification Mrs. Ora Thompson. Mr. and Mrs.
A group of three delegates will festival will be held at Umatilla,
The
Head
Camp convention is
administration. Speakers on the Lloyd E. Williams, all of Hermiston.
May 5. In the evening of that day
attend a girls’ conference at Whit­
one
of
25
such
meetings being held
program will be Walter A. HoR,
one of the best programs of the year
man college in Walla Walla, April
Enter* Pendleton Field.
all over the nation. Reports on the
county agent. Umatilla county; Miss
will be staged, the physical educa­
15.
Virginia Houtchens, home electrifi­
progress of the Omaha Woodmen
Dr. W. M. Marbut. M.D.. of Echo,
April 20th, a conference of rep­ tion exposition, which has been an
cation specialist. R E A .. Washing­ is opening an office in Pendleton
Life Insurance Society, addreseee by
resentatives from U. of O., O.8.C., and annual affair for three years.
ton. D. C. ; Mias Frances Clinton, In the Bond building. Dr. Marbut.
Heppner will play baseball here
Eastern Ore. College of Education
national officers, a mass Initiation
county home demonstration agent; who has been practicing at Echo the will be held in Pendleton.
May 12th. The same evening will
of new members, and election of of­
Everett H Davis, extension special­ last fur years, will continue there
The last Parent-Teachers’ asso­ feature the Junior prom.
ficers and delegates to the Sover­
ist. Oregon State college; Walter R. during the morning hours and have
Baccalaureate services will be
ciation of the year will be held the
Moulton, utilization representative, bis Pendleton office open during1 evening of April 20th. at which the held May 14th, and graduation May
eign Camp Convention are on the
MIA Washington, D.C.
the afternoons.
program
school will have an exhibit of work I I , with school closing May I I .
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UNION HIGH SCHOOL CALENDAR CROWDED
DURING LAST DAYS OF SCHOOL YEAR