The Hermiston herald., June 01, 1939, Page 4, Image 4

THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 193».
TH E HER M ISTO N HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON.
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T h e H e r m is to n H e r a ld
Published Every Thursday at
Hermiston, Umatilla County, Oregon.
Alfred Quiring and Leander Quiring, Publishers.
Entered at the post office at Hermiston as Second
Class Matter, Dec. 1906, Umatilla County, Oregon.
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IA T I ON
P UB L I S HIE
THE LAND OF THE FREE.
Our thoughts the past week have been directed
towards the privilege we have in living in a country
where freedom still reigns. The flag of peace still
flies overhead—the flag for whicht heroes fought,
for which they died. This fact has been before us
this week in a realistic way. The cannon in The
Herald window would not let us forget that we are
here, living in peace, because others suffered and
died in order that this freedom might not be molest­
ed.
All upright citizens can find shelter under the
folds of Old Glory. The weak are protected, the un­
ruly are ruled, the wicked are punished, the strong­
est must obey. We are truly living in a land of the
free and the home of the brave.
Decoration day is gone for another year. Shall
we again go back to complaining about this and that
or shall we remember what Decoration day means
to all of us. Words cannot express what debt we
owe to those who died on Flander’s Field, but our
deeds and actions in everyday life should be direct­
ed by this sacred thought.
Let us all enjoy our freedoiji to the fullest extent,
but never overstepping its bounds. Let the spirit
of Decoration day guide us throughout the year.
PINE ( I K NEWS
By Mrs. B ern ice W a tte n b u rg e r
Mr. an d Mrs. Jo h n H a rriso n and
son Jo h n n y an d E arl A b b o tt sp e n t
W ednesday in W alla W alia.
B url W a tte n b u rg e r an d son sp e n t
from W ednesd ay till S a tu rd a y in Mt.
V ernon lookin g a fte r Mr. W a tte n -
b u rg e r’s bees.
Mrs. H elen C u rrin an d son R on­
a ld of L ena sp e n t T u esd ay afte rn o o n
w ith h er siste r, Mrs. J o h n H arriso n .
Miss M abie R au ch and M alcolm
O’B rien have b een
given
a
tw o
w eeks sum m er course in C orvallis,
u n d e r th e 4-H clu b w ork.
A su rp ris e b irth d a y d in n e r was
given S unday in h o n o r of Mr. W at-
te n b u r g e r’s b irth d a y . T hose p resen t
w ere Mrs. O llie N eill a n d d a u g h te rs
N eva an d
Mrs. D ale A cres, a n d
d a u g h te r G len a, Mr. an d Mrs. Roy
N eill, L loyd B allrid g e, Jim A yers,
Mrs. F ra n k H elm s an d d a u g h te rs,
Mr. an d Mrs. A lvin S tra in , Mr. and
M rs. Jim L aM arr, C h arley M cK en­
zie, Mr. an d Mrs. E. B. W a tte n b u r­
g er a n d ch ild re n . M iss D ora B useick,
Mr. and Mrs. C layton A yers and
d a u g h te rs.
P en d leto n c a lle rs S a tu rd a y and
M onday w ere Mr. an d Mrs. M arian
F in ch an d fam ily , Mr. an d Mrs.
C layton A yers, M r. an d Mrs. E. B.
W a tte n b u rg e r an d Mr. an d
Mrs.
J o h n H arriso n .
Mrs. P h y lis H am lin of W alla W a l­
la is sp en d in g a few d ay s v is itin g
Mr. an d Mrs. Jo h n
H a rriso n
and
E arl A bbott.
Mr. and Mrs. A lvin S tra in of P en -
d le to n sp e n t S a tu rd a y
n ig h t
and
S u n d ay w ith Mr. an d M rs. E. B.
W a tte n b u rg e r.
T he L en a G ran g e held a p icnic
S unday a t th e P le a s a n t P o in t school
house an d th e men w orked on th e
g ro u n d s an d fence of th e cem etery.
Mr. an d Mrs. F in ch an d fam ily of
P in e C ity an d Mr. and Mrs. J a s p e r
M yers w ere also p resen t.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd V an O rsdall
sp en t M em orial day w ith
Mr. and
Mrs. E. B. W a tte n b u rg e r.
Miss D ora B useick is sp e n d in g a
week or tw o w ith h e r g ra n d p a re n ts,
M r. and Mrs. A. E. W a tte n b u rg e r.
Mr. an d Mrs. Roy N elli a n d Miss
A nn S an d ers sp en t S a tu rd a y in th e
W allo w a co u n try .
Mr. an d Mrs. J a s p e r M yers and
ch ild re n sp e n t S u n d ay ev en in g a t
th e E. B. W a tte n b u rg e r home.
Miss M arie H ealy is hom e fo r a
tw o w eeks v acatio n .
Mias
H oaly
is em ployed In th e F ir s t N a tio n a l
B ank of P o rtla n d . S he is « p en d in g
h e r v a c a tio n w ith h e r p a re n ts. Mr.
an d Mrs. J o h n H ealy.
B illy H ealy sp en t M onday n ig h t
an d T u esd ay w ith h is g ra n d p a re n ts.
Mr. an d M rs. M ike K inney.
We »till have one used mower left at the Manuel
Pedro ranch southwest of Echo.
We have three used late type enclosed gear mow­
ers at our store here in Pendleton in good condition
at about one-half price, or why not buy a new one?
Braden-Bell Trader & Equipment Ce.
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BOARDMAN NEWS
W ith Y o ur
By Ruth F isher
Mrs. F lossie C oats, Mrs. F. B. B ar-
low an d Mrs. G illespie an d c h ild ren
m otored to M eacham to v is it th e E.
T. M essengers re c e n tly .
The w omen of th e
P olly A n n a
club w ill e n te r ta in th e ir h u sb a n d s
a t a p a rty J u n e 3 in th e G ran g e
hall.
Mr. an d Mrs. Roy R an d s a re v is it­
ing a t th e B u ste r R an d s hom e. T hey
w ill sta y a w eek.
Ida F a le r held a p inochle card
p a rty S a tu rd a y e v e n in g . T h e g u ests
w ere W illiam H a rrin g to n ,
R alp h
W asm er, Mrs. D. S kouba an d d a u g h ­
te r F ran ces, Mr. a n d M rs. A ndregg,
L im onde R a n d a ll, M r. an d Mrs. Ed
By Mrs. J . M. R ich ard s
K unze an d d a u g h te r R u th , M r. an d
Mrs. H. F a le r, C h arles an d L au re n c e
T h e a n n u a l su m m er B ible school S m ith, an d R o b ert G aw ison.
R alph Skoubo w as a d in n e r g u e st
of th e P re s b y te ria n ch u rch h as an
e n ro llm e n t of a b o u t 40 ch ild re n . It of E cho C oats S unday.
is co n d u cte d by Rev. and Mrs. J. K.
Mr. an d Mrs. B yrd A cres an d Mrs.
G riffith s w ith th e a s s is ta n c e of H. O. E ly of H e p p n e r s p e n t S unday
th e ir d a u g h te rs, E sth e r and M ar­ a t th e E. L. E ly hom e.
g a re t.
T h e ch ild re n w ill give a
Mr. an d Mra. R. R an d s w ere d in ­
p ro g ram of m usic, re c ita tio n s and n er g u ests a t th e
hom e of R oy
d ra m a tiz a tio n s on S u n d ay n ig h t.
B row n S unday.
Mrs. M ary B illu p s h ad as h e r
Mr. and Mrs. R ay B row n m otored
g u ests la s t week tw o g ra n d c h ild re n , to B iggleton. T h e ir d a u g h te r C a th ­
Mrs. R. E. M ahan an d M elvin W ill­ e rin e re tu rn e d w ith them .
iam son of W alla W alla.
An a lu m n i p icnic w as h eld a t
Mr. an d Mrs. G len R ic h a rd s of B ingham S p rin g s S unday.
Mrs. S u n d sten an d d a u g h te r L il­
Condon w ere a t th e hom es of R alp h
lian w ere in H erm isto n d u rin g th e
and Jess R ich ard s M em orial day.
On th e ev en in g of J u n e 13 th e week. T hey also a tte n d e d th e horse
S tan field G ran g e w ill p resen t a p ro ­ races.
A lbin S u n d sten an d R ic h a rd Col­
g ram on h ig h w ay safety in o rd er to
in te re st y o u n g er m em bers in th e ossal a re p ick in g s tra w b e rrie s n e a r
G range sa fe ty essay co n test.
J a c k P o rtlan d .
News of th e sudden d e a th of M rs
M eyer w ill assist th e le c tu re r in pre­
A. B ak er’s f a t h e r of L a G rande, w as
p a rin g th e p ro g ram .
Mr. and
Mrs. N. D. B ard, G. L. D u n n in g received S u n d ay evening.
an d Mr. an d Mrs. Iv an D u n n in g a t ­ Mrs. B a k e r an d son H aro ld and M r.
B ak er m otored
ten d ed com m encem ent ex ercises of and Mrs. W illa rd
OSC Sunday an d Monday. Miss R u th th e re im m ediately.
Mr. an d Mrs. E a rl H eidel and
D u n n in g w as g ra d u a te d —-having m a­
sm all son of Boyd, Id ah o , v isited a t
jo red in H om e Econom ics.
Mr. an d Mrs. G. G. S m ith an d fa m ­ th e hom e of Mr. an d Mrs. Alm on
ily enjoyed an o u tin g a t W allow a G eiss
T hose w in n in g sch o la rsh ip s
for
L ake Sunday.
Mr. an d Mrs. B illie H u g h es an d sum m er school in C o rv allis th is year
ch ild re n w ill leav e th e la tte r p a rt of w ere F ra n c e s Skoubo, D oris W ilson
th e week fo r T he D alles to pick and C layton A llen. C layton w ill mo­
to r to P o rtla n d w ith h is g ra n d f a th e r
ch erries.
Mr. an d Mrs. M artin R efvem an d Jess A llen, and ta k e th e tr a in to
T h e o th e rs w ill go qn
so n s Don an d Tom w ent to C orvallis CorvialUs-
S u n d ay to v is it th e ir son R o b e rt w ho th e special tr a in J u n e 5.
T hose v is itin g a t th e M essenger
is a s tu d e n t a t OSC. T hey w ill also
v is it th e ir cousin, Mrs. Dell W ilson hom e la s t w eek w ere Mrs. F ra n k
H am m el an d F ra n k ie of Boyd, Ore.
(G lad y s R o ss).
Mrs. Levi Jo h n so n an d th re e an d Mr. an d Mrs. U. H. M essenger
c h ild ren of E lg in h av e been g u ests an d ch ild re n of P o rtla n d , an d M rs
a t th e hom e of h e r p a re n ts, Mr. and T ro y e r an d d a u g h te r M arion. Mrs
T ro y er w en t on to W a llu la w here
Mrs. U. G. Shipley.
sh e w ill s t a r t w ork a s cook on th e
Mrs. L au ren ce F ra z e lle is a t th e bo at th a t ru n s from W a llu la to T h e
hom e of h e r sister, Mrs. C. M. Mc­ D alles. Miss T ro y e r w en t on to Se
C all a ss istin g in c a n n in g for th e ir a ttle on business.
m o th er, Mrs. O atm an , w ho h as been
T h e M isses L ois M essenger an d
ill for tw o weeks.
M arion T ro y er p lan to v is it th e fa ir
Mrs. Ed A tte b u ry m otored from an d m any o th e r in te re s tin g places In
La G ran d e T u esd ay to tak e Mr. and C alifo rn ia. T h ey also plan to go to
Mrs. G eorge A tte b u ry and Mr. and school in San Jose, lea v in g B oard-
Mrs. Dick E v an s to La G ran d e for
m an J u ne 1 0 th .____ ________
com m encem ent ex ercises of EON. Ed
A tte b u ry is a m em ber of th e g ra d u ­
a tin g class an d w ill teac h th e 8th
g rad e an d coach in th e h ig h school
in Im b ler d u rin g th e com ing year.
Mrs. W m. F re d ric k so n , F red d y
W aid an d Ed F re d ric k so n w ent to
E n trie s a re a lre a d y being groom
S e a ttle M onday from w h ere F red d y
ed
fo r P e n d le to n 's firs t “ T in Lizzie'
sailed M ay 30 fo r Nome, A laska, to
w ork d u rin g th e sum m er v acatio n . D erby to be held S u n d ay , J u n e 11
Mrs. F re d ric k so n w ill rem ain for a c c o rd in g to an n o u n c e m e n t of th e
sev eral d ay s to v is it a t th e hom e of A m erican L egion of P en d leto n w hich
h e r d a u g h te r, Mrs. H an s R y n in g .
is sp o n so rin g th e race.
C o n te sta n ts a re re ly in g on back
y ard s, b a rn s a n d tr a s h h eap s to ga
th e r th e necessary p a rts to p u t th e ir
By L ois H u tch iso n
tin ca n s in firs t r a te co n d itio n to
w ith s ta n d th e 100-m ile g rin d . All
T he B. E. G etch ell fam ily and H.
G. M cCulley fam ily w ere p ick in g car« m ust be s tr ic tly stock m odel T
stra w b e rrie s a t U m atilla W ednesday. F o rd s, no h ig h g e a r ra tio s, h ig h
J. E llen S m ith accom panied
Mr. com pression heads, overhead valves
and Mrs. G ray b eal a n d F ay G ard n er or a n y th in g c o n tr ib u tin g to h ig h e r
to th e m o u n ta in s Tuesday.
speed a re allow ed. All c a rs w ill be
W illis B u rc h e tt an d fam ily w ere
to rn dow n Im m ediately a f te r th e race*
M eaeham v is ito rs T uesday.
Mr. an d Mrs. B e rt Y oung an d son to m ak e c e rta in th e m otored m o u n ts
sp en t a few d ay s a t th e E m ery Cox a r e not equipped w ith o th e r th a n
hom e th e firs t of th e week. T hey sta n d a rd part«. A ny c ar w ith “ doc­
w en t to H ep p n er M onday a s did a l­
so Mr. and Mrs. E m ery Cox and to re d " m o to r w ill be d isq u alified , th e
p ro m o ters declared.
fam ily.
Lew is L a th ro p an d ch ild re n w ere
A purse of 3500, d is trib u te d in
recen t v isito rs a t th e D uane L a th ro p prizes of S25O for firs t. 3150 for
home. Lew is L a th ro p Is D uane L a­
second. 375 fo r th ird an d 325 fo r
th ro p ’s b rftth er an d lives a t W allo ­
fo u rth w ill provide th e c o n te s ta n ts
wa.
V isito rs a t
th e F o rre st M oore w ith p le n ty of in c e n tiv e to cra sh and
hom e S u n d ay afte rn o o n
w ere Mr. sm ash aro u n d th e h a lf m ile ro u n d u p
an d Mrs. A. M. S m ith . Mrs. R ita tra c k s at fu ll tilt, p ro v id in g lo ts of
Jo h n so n an d Mrs. A nn S m ith.
V icto r E p p erso n Is em ployed
a t th r ills for th e sp ectato rs.
th e H erm isto n b ak ery now,
Co n rll
U n iv ersity
ex p e rim e n ts
A rilda F o ste r cam e from
T he
D alles F rid a y fo r a v isit w ith p a r­ show th a t b lin d c h ry sa n th e m u m s—
e n ts and frien d s.
She re tu rn e d to th a t is, i la n ts fo rm in g no buds or
h er w ork Sunday.
m ost
D uane L a th ro p w ent to P en d leto n g iv in g d is to rte d bloom s— a re
o ften th e re s u lt of in ju ry by th e
on bu sin ess W ednesday.
Jack O sborne is sp en d in g a week ta rn is h e d p la n t bug.
a t L ew iston, Id ah o . H e w en t w ith
an a u n t from Y ak im a valley,
Mrs. W a lte r B lessing of P o rtla n d ,
w ho h as been v is itin g h er m other.
Mrs. G us L in d e r fo r tw o w eeks, re ­
tu rn e d hom e W ed n esd ay of last
week
Mr. an d Mrs. L. W. D ixson w ere
in L a G ran d e over M em orial day.
Mr. an d Mrs. C arl S m elcer and
son E a rl sp e n t S u n d ay a t th e F. E.
IP A VOM N « S T » P » M W BLOWIMS
S a te r home.
mis mown , w e « r t j s n T s a ,
Mrs. Bud H o o k er’s nephew . F o r­
rest P u tn a m . Is still in th e H erm is­
ton
G en eral
h o ep ital,
Im proving
slowly.
Mr. an d Mrs. Jo h n so n and h er
m o th er of R a in ie r w ere M onday v i­
sito rs a t th e H. A. H ooker home.
Mr. an d Mrs. E. B. H u tc h iso n of
P en d leto n w ere v is ito rs o v er M em or­
ial day a t th e B. H u tc h iso n hom e.
R u th an d O otla M cC ulley
sp en t
T u esd ay a fte rn o o n n t th e A. R.
R linston home.
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BARGAINS
J. H. R eid v accin ated 2500 pullet«
an d p u t them on th e ra n g e T uesday.
V isitors a t th e H. A. H ooker hom e
T uesday w ere Mr. an d
Mrs.
Roy
R ogers and sons R odney a n d E m s-
ley and Mr. an d Mrs. E nos B u rch ett.
M ark F o ste r sp e n t S a tu rd a y a t h ts
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob W oodw ard an d
fam ily sp e n t M em orial d ay a t H epp­
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motor car. Its 85-horsepower engine gives
you economical, well-balanced performance
over the entire speed range — and the 60-
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.2 The structural strength of the Ford car —
frame, bracing, axles, body — makes not only
for safety, but durability and long life.
Ford hydraulic brakes are exceptionally
large and strong in proportion to car weight.
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The Ford car is stabilized for comfortable
riding. Its springbase, the distance between
front and rear suspension, is 1 2 3 inches. Seats
are toward the center, perfectly balanced. The
car does not bob or dip and can have very
little away.
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