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PAGE THURSDAY, MARCH 30, 1939 THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON Calendar Says: “A p r il I ” Bui here «re REAL VALUES — NO FOOLIN’. YEAST Maca 2 for SPAM Meat of many uses, can WHEATIES ^ 2 FREE Flashlight with every MILK Borden’s CRACKERS SHORTENING BACON p k g s. 6c 2 Lb. box 1 9 c 4 ib. pkg. 3 9 c Large can Sliced - No Rind Lb. Peanut Butter 2 »>• j« V A N ILLA W estag - 8 oz. bottle OLIVES Highway - Large can Marshmallows Fluffiest - Lb. pkg. SYRUP Sleepy Hollow 5 Lb. can! CANDY BARS GUM lOc 3 Baby Kuth. O’Henry, 3 Musketeer», Milky Way. Snikers, etc. ^or IO C Wrigley’s “We Reserve R ight to Lim it” Connor’s Cash Store Phone 501 PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH P aul Idler, Pastor. All the mothers, fath ers and child ren, who are not going to Sunday school and church anyw here, are welcome to come to the Pilgrim , Hol iness church where they will find a very warm reception from church members and pastor. The order of the regular services are: Sunday School, 10:00 A, M. Sunday m orning preaching, 11:00. P.H.Y.P.S. Sunday evening, 7:00. Sunday n ig h t preaching, 7:45. W ednesday n ig h t prayer meeting, 7:45. F riday n ig h t prayer meeting, 7:45, The church is around the corner, north from the cannery. ton Dry Cleaners, V ern’s B arber Shop and Dr. A. E. Marble, and the secretary in stru cted to collect the 2 percent each month. The q u ilt made by the auxiliary was given to Mrs. A ckerm an of the Boardm an club. Dr. Townsend will broadcast over the national hookup April 2, a t 8:00 p. m., over KALE, Portland. Dr. Townsend has stated th a t he “ is not asking members of clubs to pray for the Pope, as was stated in some of the papers, b ut has request ed th a t more members be secured to assure more voting stren g th in every congregational d istric t,” The next m eeting will be held April 14 a t the Legion hall, a t which a four-year-old boy will answ er Townsend questions. T he au x iliary will meet April 6 a t th e home of Mrs. Geo. Beddow. Park. Tickets for the concert may Mrs. Rice, who was Miss Norvall be be obtained a t most of th e stores in fore her m arriage, form erly tau g h t town. Ask the clerk who serves you. the prim ary grades here. Miss Claudia G abriel, who teaches Spring is surely here- —such a in Tygh Valley, was a t the home of raking and hoeing to keep up w ith her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Vern Ga the grow th th a t started in last briel over the week end. week’s ’’spell of w eath er"— -80 deg. A pre-convention C hristian E n on Friday. Bonfires, the frog chorus, deavor rally was held in th e P res a fain t h in t of woods pussy and the byterian church F riday night. spring crop of Paul B unyan's mos C. M. McCall has recently b u ilt a quitoes, yes, sp rin g is here. brooder house for 500 chickens. He plans to m arket them as broilers and F or th e sp rin g meeting, A pril 3, capons. Mrs. S. L. Carson has a most in te r G. G. Sm ith has purchased the esting subject— “ P lan tin g for con lots south of where he lives, and the tinuous flower gardens.” Y ears of buildings have been remodeled for successful experience w ith flowers a thousand day old chicks. These under local soil and clim atic condi New H am pshire Reds will arriv e tions will help the speaker to give this week and the project w ill be club members a fine instructive talk. carried on by G ilbert Sm ith Jr., and Spencer Smith. The A pril ‘^American Home’’ P atricia R ichards, a ju n io r in page 34, has a sh o rt b ut helpful a r nursing a t St. A nthony’s hospital, ticle on a new and easy method for spent Sunday w ith her parents, Mr. stak in g dahlias. If you haven’t the and Mrs. J. M. Richards. magazine, th is item will be in the W ater for irrig atio n on the Stan- club scrapbook, which is in charge field project was tu rn ed Into the of Mrs. Doyle. Furnish ditch Saturday. The men of th e grange served a The grounds about the school waffle supper Tuesday n ig h t w ith houses are b rig h t w ith blooming the ladies as honor guests. The com forsythia shrubs. This section of m ittee consisted of C. T illery, Ed town is o u tstan d in g and one th a t all Brown, Joe and Jack Meyer. Herm iston should be proud of. A To correct a news item appearing group of L egionnaires met Sunday in last week's items, which should at th e ir head q u arters and graded have reaM, “ Mrs. M ary F arren s,” in and levelled the grounds about the stead of “ Mary Lou,” who underw ent hail. This is at an im portant corner the appendictom y at St. A nthony’s Jimmy Ross, 12-year-old m arim ba player, a ieitlursd per and will soon become a show place. hospital in Pendleton, former coming soon w ith the Young O regonians' v aude The an n u al congregational m eet ville troupe. The “ Sunset Garden Handbook” ing was held in the church T ues in the library, gives a list of peren day night. Follow ing pot luck sup nials on page 90 th a t bloom in any per musical num bers were given by standahle m anner many of the uses month, listed as to th e ir scientific the Misses Neva H edrick and V ir of the rare element, which is valued name, popular name, h eig h t in in ginia and Lorna G abriel, and Donald a t $25,000 per gram. Four-hundred tons of rock is refined to produce ches and th e ir color. Refvem. Rev. J. M. Corneilson ad one thirty-second of an ounce, which dressed th e group. D uring the busi Jo t down in your garden note ness m eeting E dgar Hoosier was re will lose hqlf of its energy in 1680 book in terestin g com binations as elected tru stee and Rev. J. K. G rif years. There are in the world, but they come to your atten tio n . Daffo fiths was chosen pastor for an o th er three pounds of the precious ele ’38 CHEVROLET TRUCK dils and grape h yacinth are seen in year. Reports were given on the ment, th a t radiates powerful heat one garden now, and in ano th er various d epartm ents of the church. and light rays. ’37 CHEVROLET Master SEDAN b rillian t yellow forsythia and coral- Radium is used as a powerful Mrs. K. G. Gabriel and son Rod berry bushes stand side by side. ney are in P o rtlan d w here the la tte r agent in radio, agricu ltu re and HOUSE TRAILER. 16 foot L ater you will enjoy coreopsis and is receiving medical trea tm e n t In medicine: in small q u an tities stim u F0RDS0N TRACTOR blue bachelor’s buttons in close as the S hrine hospital. latin g life, but in larger q u an tities sociation. T here a re so m any com 1930 FORD PICKUP Mrs. George A ttebury has been a causing death. As radium will burn panionable p lan ts In th e garden, patient in St. A nthony’s hospital in hum an tissue and heal it again, it 1935 V-8 SEDAN but unless noted are likely to be for Pendleton. is used to cure m alignant tumors gotten at next p lan tin g time. and in the fu tu re will prove to be of 1930 BUICK, DeLUXE COUPE great value to hum anity. LaChance Joins Army. Good Used Cars Lessen Your Worries ♦ STANFIELD By MRS. J. M. RICHARDS ♦ Major H. D. Bagnall, th e Army R ecruiting Officer, 323 Main Post Office Bldg., P ortland, announced to day th a t Robert R. LaChance, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. LaChance, U m atilla, enlisted in the United S tates Army on F eb ru ary 27th, for service w ith the Chemical W arfare Service in the H aw aiian Islands. Mr. and Mrs. E v erett Ezell left Monday for Oklahoma w here they will visit relatives and atten d to business affairs. Mrs. Grace Rogers has retu rn ed to her home from P ayette where she has been receiving medical atten tio n . Mrs. E dna DeSpain came from P. T. A. RE ELECTS Pendleton, Saturday, to spend a few OFFICERS FOR YEAR days w ith her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Baker. (From the Bulldog) Mr. and Mrs. Mark Law rence and At the regular m onthly m eeting children left T hursday for Council, of the P. T. A. held in the music Idaho, where they will visit her par room of the high school T hursday, ents. Mr. Law rence will then help March 23, the following officers develop his m ining interests on the were elected for the com ing year: Salmon river in Idaho. Mrs. C. M. Jackson, president, Mrs. Mrs. Lester Sutton, who has been J. A. Clarke, vice president, Mrs. W. CHURCH OF CHRI8T a patient in the H erm iston hospital, E. Logan, secretary, and Mrs. Alma Columbia School is convalescing a t her home on the Greaves, treasurer. 11:00 A. M., Devotional service project. The g irls’ sextet, accompanied by and communion. Rev. Grayden Loree of Cove, Ore., Miss Gwendolyn Ross, sang, “ My 10:00 A. M. Bible school. * GARDEN CLUB * m inister of the B aptist church there, R osary,” and "Luxem bourg G ar will speak both m orning and eve The speaker for the evening TOWNSEND FLASHES. * CHATS ♦ ning a t th e local church Sunday, dens.” was Dr. Edw ard Bostrom, assistan t Sales tickets were turned in to Be sure to get tickets for th e Pen April 2. Harold Thompson will lead sta te h ealth officer, who spoke on th e secretary a t th e last meeting tuberculosis. dleton Male Chorus concert which the young people’s meeting, from C onnor's Cash Store. Hermis- E thel Keller of Columbia d istrict The refreshm ent com mittee was will be given here F riday night. See th a t your neighbor knows about and Ben Evans were m arried In composed of Mrs. George H arken- th is excellent program, too. Members Pasco, Saturday. P resent a t th e wed rider, Mrs. O. F. Dawson, Mrs. Roy H. A. WILSON of the Commercial club and Garden ding were Mrs. K eller and son H ar H ale, Mrs. J. A. Clarke, Mrs. Logan CASH BUYER club are w orking hard to make the old, m other and b rother of the bride, Todd. Mrs. Zona Rogers. Miss Ann concert a success. Expenses are be and Mrs. Pearl E vans and daughter Nestell and Mias Mary P etri. HOGS — CATTLE ing kept to a minimum so th a t all Leota, m other and sister of the VEAL — SHEEP Phone 42J5 Hermiston, Ora. possible retu rn s will be available for groom. The young couple left imme QUEEN ELEANOR I kitchen facilities a t the Community diately for Lyle. W n., w here they will live on a farm. TO RULE M A Y DAY The Garden club met Tuesday afternoon at the Jo u a n n au lt home. The results of th e recent election Clean-up com m ittees were appoint of the May Queen by the en tire ed. stu d en t body were en th u siastically Because it is founded on sound economic principles, Do busi- Supt, F. C. F itzp atrick an d L. L. received. Eleanor Steiner, the most ness with yourself and be sure of consistent savings. H arsch attended the schoolm aster's popular girl in th e senior class, was — GET IN TUB CO-OP PARADE — banquet in Echo, Munday night. chosen to rule over the an n u al PEX Miss Frances C linton, home dem as Queen Eleanor I. R unners up In o n stration agent of Pendleton, and th e contest, who will be in Queen Mrs. Azalea Sager, head of O.S.C. E leanor’s court are V irginia Wells. extension service, were a t th e high G eraldine Mullins, M axine Blinston, Alaska P ink - tall can school T hursday m orning. They met Claudine Hale, Georgia Rae Neal w ith 30 girls from the interm ediate and L au retta M ulkins. Kellogg's - Enriched w ith vitam ins - ,pkg. and Junior high school grades, who Queen Eleanor, who will w ear a are interested in 4-H club projects, w hite gown, has chosen W ayne L in which will be organized th is week. d ner for her escort. V irginia W ells About 80 boys from the CCC camp has chosen Marvin R ankin, G eral at Stanfield completed th e ir term of dine Mullins. E lbert Moore; Maxine big VALUE! i service and left for th eir homes Sat B linston, Jesse Moore: Claudine Fresh Roasted urday morning. They will be re- Hale, Ralph M arble; Georgia Rae Fresh Ground Lb. Can I placed hy new recru its in the near Neal. G ilbert G ettm ann: and L au r lb. j future. e tta M ulkins, Delmar McCracken. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Sm ith re- The Queen's a tte n d a n ts will he : turned Sunday following a week's dressed in pastel shades of organdy. Rolls vacation spent In and near Portland. A more detailed account of the Mrs. Harold W allace was hostess queen and her court will follow in G ranulated Soap Boxes . to the Pollyanna club at th e Roscoe the next issue of the Bulldog. Large Pkg. Meyers home W ednesday afternoon. Mrs. Bob Beebe and Mrs. K enneth Bunch NOTED AUTHORITY Beebe were hostesses T hursday af- I ternoon at th e J. B. Beebe home. SPEAKS ON RADIUM I The occasion was a bridal shower I for Miss Isabella Beebe, who will be Dr. L uther 8. H. Gable, one of the m arried in April to Mr. W ayne Gib co u n try 's foremost au th o rities on son of P ortland. radium , spoke F riday afternoon. We’re Here 401 to Serra! Mrs Lela Rice of A thena was • March 17. a t the high school. caller at th e Albon home Tuesday. Dr. Gable explained In an under- « *******¥ *** C ooperation P ays— JELL-0 or JELL WELL SALMON PEP COFFEE M.J.B. COFFEE 54c 15* Silk Tissie Matches Carrots 4 15c 6 15c 5c O xydol 19* HERMISTON MERCANTILE COOPERATIVE PHOfnt Dr. Gable says th a t the greatest improvements thus far have been made en tirely by accident. He ex pects th a t those in the fu tu re years will be made by some young. “ T his. 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