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THURSDAY, APRIL 1«. *♦»». THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON. OREGON PAOB THRU» and communion. 10:00 A. M. Bible school. returned w ith them a fte r visiting Monday in W alla W alla shopping. home Tuesday. At the reg u lar G arden Club iue«(.> her parents for several weeks. Mrs. W. H. Sw itzler, Mrs. John Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Hooker had ing T hursday night, Robert More Mrs. H. Houser, who is spending Linnox and Mrs. Minnie S harpstein d in n er w ith N ellie Burchet Monday. land, O.S.C. agronom ist, talked on some tim e a t the home of her sis of W alla W alla left S aturday for Se Jo Ellen Sm ith was a week end soils and shrubs. F in al plans were ter Mrs. W illiam Conlon, had as her attle. PENTECOSTAL TABERNACLE guest at the home of Max Graybeal made for clean-up day, Saturday. A. B. Turner. Pastor house guest S aturday her d au g h ter a t U m atilla. The Garden club ladles served re and fam ily of Milton. Mrs. Ryland ia able to be out and freshm ents to th e Commercial Club Sunday school at 10:00 A. M. Mr. and Mrs. Paulson of K enne around visiting. Mrs. Howard Montgomery, Supt. members following th e ir meeting wick, Wn., have moved into th e A large crowd from th e Columbia Thursday night. Morning worship at 11:00 o’eiook. Boulware By Lois H utchison d istric t attended the E aster ca n tata residence on the h ig h Don Sikes of Chico, Cal., has been Children’s services at the parson way. of the Union church, given by th e here for several days making plans age at 11:00, Mrs. Turner in charge. Mr. and Mrs. E arl Cherry and his Mrs. R. G. P ark of Longview, W n., Union church and the Pendleton to re n t his farm to W illiam P arry Evangelistic service in the eve m other, Mrs. Jack Cherry, spent S at arrived W ednesday of last week for C h ristian church choirs. and Lewis Dixon. Mr. Sikes re tu rn Mr. and Mrs. B. Dexter of U m atil ed to Chico Tuesday. urday in W alla W alla, W n.. where a visit w ith her ister. Mrs. J. H. ning at 7:46 P. M. la visited a t th e -Duane L athrop they la te r received m edical trea t- Reid. Bible Study Thursday at 7:45 P. m About tw enty Stanfield people a t- ent, Miss M yrthena M artin spent the home Su n d a y .____ If. nded tl\e jo in t G range m eeting in , Mr. and Mrs. F ra n cis Stephens week end at the Baxter H utchison erm iston T hursday evening. Pro and son of M aryhill spent th e week home. gram num bers were furnished by the end visiting his p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. Lois Blum retu rn ed from Ba SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST Misses Neva H edrick, Lorna Gabriel, Mrs. Al Stephens. ker last week. CHURCH. Leota Evans, Lena Bowman, Dorothy By Mrs. J. M. R ichards The stu d en ts of th© local high W illis S tru th ers is irrig a tin g for A. T. Kingsbury, Elder Wilson and V irginia Gabriel, and school motored to La G rande F riday Duane L athrop th is week. Sabbath school at 10:00 A. M. George McDermott of th e Stanfield w here they took p art in the music Mrs. Fred Shelton was hostess to Mrs. Emil Zivney motored to P o rt A. M. Brock, superintendent. contests w hich Included high schools land Tuesday to see her m other in the W omen’s Study club T hursday high school. Supt. F. C. F itzp atrick Preaching service at 11:00 A. M. in U m atilla county. They w ere ac accompanied th e students. stalled as a G uardian N eighbor of afternoon, w ith Mrs. Homer H edrick Mrs. C. W. Nye of W alla W alla Is companied by th e Misses C lara Cor W oodcraft Lodge. She returned home presiding. Mesdames W. Q. W allace FULL GOSPEL MISSION rigan. Adeline Eager, Cecelia Byler W ednesday noon. Mrs. P au l Van and G. E. G reathouse were ap p o in t a guest th is week of her sister, Mrs. Irrigon, Ore. W. T. Reeves, a t “ Meadow View and Supt. Glenn Linn. P atten accompanied her. ed to make plans for the an n u al Sunday school, 10:00 A. M. Mrs Glenn Linn was host.ess to Elderd F letcher, who has been em m eeting May 11. C’ub guests in F arm .” Miss V irginia G abriel. Guy C lark the Bridge club at her home F rid ay ployed at the H. M. Sommerer home cluded Mrs. G. Seeley and Mrs. Chas. Morning service, 11:00 A. M. afternoon. for the past year, left for GTanlte, H errick, th e la tte r being adm itted and Ralph Neill are in Salem w here Children's service 11:00 A. M. Bob Brownell, stu d en t a t Kin- Thursday of last week. H arold Maul to membership. T he literary pro they are representing th e local Evangelistic service, Sunday, m an’s Business College a t Spokane of H arrison, Idaho, Is now employed gram consisted of a biography of C h ristian Endeavor society a t the Tuesday and Friday, 7:46 P. M. sta te convention being held in the spent the week end w ith his parents, at the Sommerer farm. Amelia E a rh a rt by Mrs. Ja y Baker, Mr. and Mrs. Lew Brownell. Lon Wilson is farm ing Mrs. L au and Mrs. L. Jo u a n n a u lt reviewed capitol city. Mr. and Mrs. Jam es W alsh and Mr. and Mrs. F ran k L aird re tu rn Morris' place th is year. P hyllis B ottom e's “ M ortal Storm .” CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES children Robert and Sharon Lee left ra Cecil Madden is shearing sheep In The April 27th m eeting will be held ed Tuesday from C alifornia where Saturday evening for W eiser, Idaho, Idaho. ttTWOCTRINE of Atonem ent” was a t the F. A. Baker home when th e they have been for the past year. where they will make th e ir fu tu re Mesdames N. D. Bard. W. T. Mr. and Mrs. V irgil W ilkes and program for th e coming year will 1/ the subject of the Lesson- home. Mr. W alsh is employed w ith son, and Mr. and Mrs. Raleigh be read. Reeves and S. P. Sm ith of the local Sermon in all Churches of Christ, the Consolidated F reig h t line. Garden Club w ent to H erm iston W ilkes were visitors a t th e John Mr. and Mrs. Cloyd S tu rd iv an t of Monday to atten d a talk on g arden Scientist, on Sunday, April 16. Mrs. Raymond McNabb an d in fan t Knox home Sunday afternoon. P ark d ale are the parents of a son, The Golden Text was, "We also d au g h ter Mary D iana have retu rn ed ing by Mrs. Geo. M itchell of Pendle Maxine B linston, Lucille Weeks, joy in God through our Lord to th e ir home after spending a week Genevieve B linston, Myra Getchell, Joe W illiam , born April 11. ton. Mr. and Mrs. C urtis Y oung of E c at th e home of her m other, Mrs. Alma Blahm, Janice Madden. Cecil Jesus Christ, by whom we have now Clyde Kenison and Glen Johnson John W urster. Madden, Anne Sommere and M arian ho have moved to the G ardner farm w ent to P o rtland T hursday w here received the atonem ent” (Rom. recently vacated by the C harles Mr. and Mrs. Leo H aus le ft S at Ott were am ong those atten d in g the the la tte r purchased a new In te rn a 5:11). urday for W eiser, Idaho, for th e ir music festival a t La Grande, F riday Samson family. tional truck. Mr. Kenison retu rn ed Among the citations which com John Quimby was a P o rtlan d visi fu tu re home. He is employed by th e of last week. to Stanfield Sunday. prised the Lesson-Sermon was the Consolidated F re ig h t line. Miss Rose Hoosier has been elect The Blue Ribbon Cooking club tor last week. following from the Bible: "The W illiam Barber has been confined Miss Veta Moran, student of K in- will meet Saturday a t the home of ed to teach in the P rineville grade next day John seeth Jesus coming to the V ete ran ’s hospital in W alla m an’s Business College a t Spokane, th e ir leader, A nne Sommerer. school. unto him, and saith, Behold the sp en t th e week end v isitin g h er p ar Mr. and Mrs. M artin Refvem v isit Mr. and Mrs. Rowell and children W alla for th e past m onth. He will Lamb of God, which taketh away undergo a m ajor operation before ents, Mr. and Mrs. Al. Moran. ed the form er’s b ro th er Alvin in the were visitors a t the John Gray home being dismissed from the hospital. V eterans’ hospital in W alla W alla the sin of the world” (John Miss B etty McKenzie, stu d en t Saturday. 1:29). Mrs. G. E. G reathouse w ent to Monday. nurse in Pendleton, spent S aturday Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Cable were F. A. Baker attended a m eeting of n ig h t and Sunday visiting h er p a r P ilot Rock visitors Sunday. P o rtlan d T hursday where she was a The Lesson-Sermon also in ents, Mr. and Mrs. Elm ore McKen Mrs. A nnette B arham and son guest a t the home of her dau g h ter, the P resbytery in La G rande W ed cluded the following correlative zie. Childs were S unday d in n er guests a t Mrs. Loren Miller, un til Sunday. nesday. passages from the Christian Mrs. J. F. Lane was hostess to th e The G irls’ League members and Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Peterson of the Gus L inder home. Science textbook, "Science and Sunnyside spent Sunday and Mon Mrs. Baxter H utchison was called th e ir advisor, Mrs. Vernon W aid, Bridge club at her home Monday a f H ealth with Key to the Scriptures” day v isitin g friends here. T he P e t to Pendleton Monday by the illness attended and p articip ated in th e a n ternoon. S u b stitu te players includ by Mary Baker Eddy: "C hrist ex ersons form erly lived in U m atilla. nual League Play Day festivities in ed Mrs. Dill Penney and Mrs. T. O’. of her son E lbert. presses God's spiritual, eternal Mr. and Mrs. Fred W arnstrom and Mrs. H enry W ilson received two Boardm an Friday. Elliot. nature. The name is synonymous Ralph H aney retu rn ed recently Mr. and Mrs. H. H arlan have mov children spent Sunday a t Pendleton hundred New H am pshire Red chicks with Messiah, and alludes to the v isitin g his parents. th is week. from Los Angeles where he was a ed to the B ottger house recently v a spirituality which is taught. Il W illiam Hay of Baker, Ore., v isit delegate to the Omaha Woodman cated by th e Evans family. Mrs. F ra n k C lark came home th e first of th e week from P o rtlan d a f ed at the home of Mrs. L au ra M orris convention. On his re tu rn trip he lustrated. and dem onstrated in the An election of officers will be held ter spending a few days w ith Mrs. and Mrs. Lois Blum. a t the S. A. A. m eeting on May 4. visited T reasure Island. life of which Christ Jesus was the Agnes Cram er. Miss M yrthena M artin, who is p ri Stanfield Hi delegates to the T ri- The proceeds from the food sale to embodiment” (p. 333). Mr. and Mrs. Al D arr have p u r m ary teacher at Columbia school, S tate G irls’ League meeting in W al be held at Refvems Saturday will be chased a ’39 De Soto. will leave w ith her sister who lives la W alla Saturday w ere L aura Gre used to defray expenses of the a n Easter Cantata Enjoyed. Mrs. A rt Bousquet has purchased a t Madras, Ore., for a trip to the gory, Lorna G abriel, Marie and Jo- nual com m unity picnic at the close The jo in t E aster ca n ta ta, given the F ra n k Clark place, recen tly v a W orld’s F a ir a t San Francisco th e seprine Rhea. They were accom pan of school. Each year th e S. A. A. Sunday nig h t by th e H erm iston cated by Mr. and Mrs. Haus. la tte r p a rt of May. ied by Mrs. Vernon Waid. sponsors th is picnic and g et-to g eth er Mrs. Lewis Douglas made a busi The Ladies Aid m et T h u rsd ay a t Mrs. Maude Reynolds of V ancou meet. Union church and th e Pendleton ver, Wn.. is a guest th is week at ( ness trip to Pendleton Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Carol Buckley (A l C hristian church, was enjoyed by a the home of Miss Sara Rix. Mrs. Lois H utchison retu rn ed home th e Tom Moore home. ice R hea) of Gold Beach. Ore., a n Jam es Byrnes re-accepted th e presi large audience. S tan d in g room was dency a fte r Mrs. H arry H ull resig n F riday evening and expects to be Mrs. Mamie B ottger, who has been j nounce the b irth of a daughter, Don a t a premium d u rin g th e evening ed. Mrs. Bernice Johnston won home for a couple of weeks. assistant in the telephone office, na Marie, on E aster Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rew of Pendle w ent to Pendleton Tuesday to make J. B. Beebe is seriously ill n St. and the num bers presented were ex the door prize. Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Byrnes spent ton visited a t th e H enry Hooker her home. A nthony’s hospital in Pendleton. cellent throughout. COLUMBIA NEWS Brand ■ <i n> r it Fed C hicks m > i • Are sure to get the proper balance in vitamins needed to assure proper and contin ued growth that will make fine healthy pullets or broil ers. . . . COLUMBIA FEEDS HAVE PROPERLY BALANCED FEED RATIONS. fl CHISHOLM GRAIN & FEEI CO. Phone 691 Hermiston, Ore. CHURCH NOTES HERMISTON UNION CHURCH C. W arner, Pastor. Bible school 10:00 a. m. W orship service 11:00 a. m. Mias A nna O’Sanders will h a re th e m orning service th is Sunday in th e absence of the pastor who will go to Salem w ith a group of young people for the an n u a l young people’s convention. Midweek prayer and Bible study Tuesday, 8:00 p. m. Ladies Aid each W ednesday, 2:00 p. m. M issionary m eeting second W ed nesday of each month. Charles Duvall, Bible school sup e rin te n d e n t; Mrs. Fred H ibbard, Ladies Aid president; Mrs. J. A. Clarke, M issionary president, and A llan Clarke, C hristian Endeavor president. METHODIST CHURCH S tearns Cushing, Jr., Pastor. Sunday school 10:00 A. M. J u n ior church 11:00, and m orning w or ship a t 11:00. E pw orth League at 6:30 P. M., and evening praise and preaching service a t 7:30 o’clock. Ladies’ Aid every first and third BAPTIST CHURCH W ednesday. PLANS MEETINGS Ju n io r church superintendent, Lois H utchison; Ladies’ Aid presi dent. Em m a Felthouse; Sunday The annual business m eeting of school superintendent, Mabel Boul- the H erm iston B aptist church has w are; E pw orth League president, been called for next Sunday a fte r Edw ard Shaw. noon at 3:00 o'clock. All members of the church are urged to be pres HERMISTON BAPTIST CHURCH ent as some m atters of v ital im por Sunday school, 10:00 a. m. tance will be discussed. An in v ita M orning worship, 11:00 a. m. tion has been extended to Dr. F. W. Sermon by the R ev..K enneth B. D an S tarring , executive secretary of the iels. Special music by the F o llett Oregon B aptist Convention, and it family. is fully expected th a t he will be A nnual business m eeting, 3:00 p. present. m Monday afternoon th e Ladies’ Aid B.Y.P.U., 7:00 p. m. met at th e church and spent several Evening service, 8:00 o’clock. hours in work on the grounds w ith S ingspirational song service. Ser the intention of la te r p la n tin g a mon by Rev. Daniels. lawn. Some work has also been ’’The Bible as it is for men as they done on the church basement. a re .” A B aptist Y oung Peoples’ Union We invite you to meet w ith us in has been organized and all young all our services. people not a tten d in g elsew here are invited to atten d each Sunday n ig h t PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH a t 7:00 o'clock. •»Paul Idler, Pastor. Rev. K enneth B. Daniels. B aptist All th e mothers, fath ers and child Colporteur-M issionary for the sta te ren, who are not going to Sunday school and church anyw here, are of Oregon, has been preaching each welcome to come to th e P ilgrim H ol Sunday m orning and evening for iness church w here they will find a several weeks and he expects to be very w arm reception from church w ith the church for some tim e yet. A cordial invitation is extended to members and pastor. The order of the regular service« all. 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 m eeting, 7:45. F riday n ig h t prayer m eeting, 7:45. The church is around the corner, north from the cannery. S STANFIELD HEWS UMATILLA NEWS By Mrs. G lenn Ostrom Mr. and Mrs. Lew. Brownell, Mr. and Mrs. Fred K nudson, Mr. and Mrs. Je ff Stephens. Mrs. Elm ore Mc Kenzie attended a m eeting of the E astern S tar in The Dalles last T hursday. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ju stin so n v isit ed at the A rt T rout home in W alla W alla last Thursday. CHURCH OF CHRIST Mr. and Mrs. Tom T ucker re tu rn ed home T hursday of last week from Columbia School 11:00 A. M., Devotional service Portland where they had been on business. Mrs. Norm an W orthley THE WORLD'S GOOD NEWS will come to your home every day through LOOKING FOR W S? 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