The Hermiston herald., June 15, 1939, Page 6, Image 6

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THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON.
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MOR-TONE SOUND SERVICE
H E R M IS T O N , O R E .
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leaves good eating as table greens,
the flowers are used in wine making
and the seeds are used in dye m ak­
ing. Seed has to be harvested by
hand twice a day for two weeks, and
one picker, if he's good, can harvest
about 20 pounds a day. The seed, in
E astern m arkets, brings around a,
dollar a pound. Our idea of a busy
person is one who is try in g to pick
tw enty pounds of dandelion seed in
a day!
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At the recent an n u al m eeting of
the Methodist church the following
officers were elected and will begin
th e ir duties on Ju ly 1st: Trustees,
H. J. Ott, M. L. W atson, G. Casper,
Alva Boulware, M. F u ller and John
DeM oss;the Stew ards, George Sale,
Mrs. A. E. Marble, M. L. W atson,
Win. English, H. J. Ott, Mrs. Ruth
Holloman, Mrs. G. Casper, John
Pace, Mrs. Chas. Shawn and Mrs.
Mabel Boulw are;
the Recording
Stew ard will be Rebecca Pierson;
the D isbursing Stew ard, Mrs. Emma
Felthouse;
Connectional Stew ard,
Mrs. G ertrude Sanders; the Commu­
nion Stew ard, M arjorie B urnham ;
D irector of Religious E ducation, Ma­
bel Boulware; Secretary of Good L it­
erature, R obert Pierson; and T rier
of Appeals, K. D. Pierson.
Bsides these, th e reg u lar com mit­
tees on membership, music, finance
and o th er affairs of th e church were
named. W ith the com ing new year,
there Is a b rig h t outlook for the
prospects of th e church work in this
com m unity w hich the church is serv­
ing.
GARDEN CLUB
CHATS
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DEEP CUT PRICES!
STO C K
UP!
JELS-RITE
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B aking P ow d er
Pepper
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VANILLA
Coffee
M ilk
radio
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CORN FLAKES
M opsticks
Jar R ubbers
Each 10c
Pks- 5«
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SUGAR
$5.1 7
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$1.25
93c I
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Connor’s Cash Store
Phone 391
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COOPERATION—
is a far higher principle th an com petition, and offers far b etter
economic and social results. Your support of p riv a te p ro fit o rga­
nizations tends to enrich the few at the expense of th e many. By
cooperation we profit ourselves and help our neighbors to profit.
Real cooperation will build a b etter economic and social order.
— COOPERATE —
CORNFLAKES
CARNATION MILK
Tall can
CURVE CUT
big v alue
COFFEE
G uaranteed to Pleas?.
Ground a t tim e of
purchase.
LR.
M u a ru i
Lbs.
DRY or W ET PACK
Fancy
Large
Can
Shrimp
15*
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A b etter g ran u lated soap.
N U B O R A TRY
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LIFE BOUY SOAP
Bars 20C
HERMISTON MERCANTILE
COOPERATIVE PHONE
401
HERMISTON UNION CHURCH
C. W arner, Pastor,
The Sunday school will meet at
PENTECOSTAL TABERNACLE
A. B. T u rn er, P astor
9:45 instead of th e usual hour and
Sunday school a t 10:00 A. M.
dismiss a t 10:30.
T here will be no m orning worship Mrs. H ow ard Montgomery, Supt.
M orning w orship a t 11:00 o’clock.
service a t th e church building, but
C
hildren’s services a t the parson­
it will be held a t th e home of Roy
Neill of Pine City, followed by a pic­ age a t 11:00, Mrs. T u rn er in charge.
E vangelistic service in th e eve­
nic d in n er on th e ir b eautiful lawn.
This is an an n u al event w herein ning a t 7:45 P. M.
Bible Study T hursday a t 7:45 P.
the Heppner, Lexington and H er­
M.
miston churches u n ite for a day of
worship and play.
The reg u lar evening services will
be held as usual, C hristian Endeavor
at 7:00 and evening worship a t
8:00.
soft leaves and stems w hich cause
discoloration of w ater, bad odors
and clogging of cells at end of stems.
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If care is taken w ith the p art of the
stems under w ater, it will prolong
the life of th e flowers and make it
unnecessary to change the w ater
Thoreau, the w riter and lover of
daily. Adding w ater from tim e to
nature, said, way back in 1853, "As
tim e will be all the care th a t is re ­
soon as these spring m ornings arrive
quired.
in w hich the birds sing, I am sure
The above advice is gleaned from
to be an early riser. . . I have an ap­
an excellent book. "Flow ers, E ast—
pointm ent w ith Spring. She comes
W est” by Conway & H iatt, which
to the window to wake me and I go
shouid.be on the shelves of every li­
forth an hour or two earlier than
Are you rem em bering to boost
METHODIST CHURCH
b rary in tow ns w here garden clubs
u su al.” Don’t we all!
your com m unity by tak in g flowers
S tearns Cushing, P asto r
or flower lovers are active. Therq
into the H erald office for display?
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“■{Vhat Is It To Be A C h ristian ?”
are pages of simple b ut invaluable
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Sunset magazine for March has an
will be th e closing sermon of the
advice
on
the
care
of
cut
flowers,
Delphiniums, w'hite lilies and
interestin g artic le
on th a t well-
year before the pastor goes to the
flower arrangem ents, etc.
know|n darling, the dandelion. I t pink roses make a com bination in
Also of value is a short artic le in annual conference. W ith th is sub­
seems th a t down near Salem there the garden th a t’s hard to beat for the Ju ly issue of the Ladies Home ject comes the challenge to belong
i
is a three-acre farm planted to dan­ Sheer beauty.
to the church. Not th is p articu la r
Jo u rn al on the same subect.
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delions, and you would be surprised
denom ination, b ut to some church.
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at the grief they have, try in g to get
Perhaps it dates us, but we still
Echo Garden club will be host to W hy? Because it has been the visi­
a nice, healthy crop to m arket! It have memories of the “ rose ja r ” th a t a regional picnic of garden club ble means through w hich God has
seems th a t it’s hard to get a good stood on the parlor table in our members in the Echo park on June worked for the spread of His K ing­
stand at first, but after they become childhood. We have come acroas a 21. There will be an in te restin g dom on earch. D irectly or in d irect­
established, they’re perm anent for recipe for th e m aking of one of these program after the noon picnic lunch, ly all C hristian
influences have
several years! They must be fe rtili­ delightful bowls, and will be glad and all garden club members are come from the organized church. Al­
zed w ith bone meal, sprayed or dust­ to p rin t it if requested.
asked to come. Members of th e lo­ so, you would not live in a place
•j. .;.
ed w ith sulphur to control aphis and
cal club are asked to bring cake or where there was no church. It is
really do better under certain soil
W hen you cut flow ers for a bou­ cookies f,.nd table service for one. wrong and selfish for you to desire
conditions! Seriously, though, there quet, strip the stem s of foliage to at Our president, Mrs. F. B. Belt, has or expect the benefits of the church
is quite a m arket for the p lan t; the least a th ird of the way from the asked th a t ail members of the H er­ w hile refusing to su stain th e same
roots are used by pharmacist«, the base. This prevents the decay of miston club who plan to atten d the by being a member. You need the
picnic let her know a t once, as the help of God’s church, and the church
Echo com m ittee would like to know needs you, therefore you should join
the approxim ate num ber planning it and do all in your power to estab ­
to atten d from o th er clubs. A card lish it, for your blessing and for the
or phone call to Mrs. Belt a t once blessing of others. W e invite you to
will be much appreciated.
find your place of worship in the
M ethodist church. Sunday school a t
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Next reg u lar m eeting a t the lib ra­ 10 o’clock. M orning w orship a t 11
ry Ju n e 19. Speakers will be Mrs. a. m. E pw orth League a t 7 p. m.
F R ID A Y , S A T U R D A Y A N D M O N D A Y !
T. A. O’Grady on flow er arran g e­
HERMISTON BAPTIST CHURCH
ment. Mrs. Em erald Tilden on lilies
G rayden D. Lore«, Pastor.
and Mrs. Baxter H utchison’s talk
Sunday school, 10:00 a. m.
will be on honeysuckles. Honeysuc
T h e P e r fe c t P e c tin
M orning worship, 11:00 a.m.
kies, both in the shrub and vine
B.Y.P.U.. 7:00 p.m.
form, grow well here, as do lilies of
E v ening service, 8:00 p.m.
all kinds, and these talk s should be
P ray er m eeting, W ednesday, 8:00
of
value.
The
arangem
ent
of
cut
Calumet - Lb. pkg.
flowers is a fascinating subject and p.m.
T he Sunday m orning message will
a big factor in the u ltim ate success
Lb. p k g.
of your work in th e garden, so a deal w ith th e them e of Salvation.
large tu rn -o u t is expected, Monday, The d o ctrinal side w ill be discussed
June 21, at the library, a t 2:00 p.m. as to depravity, atonem ent, faith and
8 oz. b o ttle
election. “ Amusements and C h rist­
sharp.
ian Y oung People” w ill be the B.Y.
D ish C loth F ree !
P.U. topic. Chester Dyer will he
HERMISTON GOLFERS HIT
leader. The topic for the evening
ROUGH GOING AT TOURNEY
evangelistic service w ill he, "W hy I
Am a C h ristian .” All are cordially
(Continued from page 1)
invited.
P. Van P atten , Herm. 106 24
L arge ca n s
L. Q ulrlng, H erm ..........101
24
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST
A. Q ulring. H erm .......... 109 24
CHURCH.
S. C arter, Sr., P en..........81
14
A. T. K ingsbury, Elder
Sabbath school a t 10:00 A. M.
R. Osborne Jr., P en ....... 77
5
R eg. siz e . p k g .
A. M. Brock, superintendent.
Archie Bond, P en............ 83 12
P reaching service^ a t 1 1 :0 0 A. M
Penn H arris, A thena
95 14
By H aines, P en.............. 86 18
FULL GOSPEL MISSION
R. Osborne Sr., P en.......83
14
Irrigon, Ore.
Burl O urdane, Herm. . 92 16
Sunday school. 10:00 A. M.
A. E. Bensel, Herm. .1 1 2 20
M orning service, 11:00 A. M.
E. Bensel, H erm ................93 17
C hildren's service 11:00 A. Si.
W. Hanson, H erm ..........95
16
E vangelistic
service,
Sunday.
C urtis Simons, Herm. .. 100 16
Tuesday and Friday, 7:45 P. M.
Ralph Jones, Herm. ... 89 16
Pure C an e P er 100 lbs.
M errit Nash. Pen............ 80 14
CHURCH OF CHRIST
R. A. Brownson, Herm. 97 18
Columbia School
B A. Doyle. H erm ......... 105 22
11:00 A. M., Devotional service
4 P e a k s - Absolutely G uaranteed
Jim Todd. H erm .............. 95
and communion.
49 lb. sack
H. Klages. H erm ........... 110
10:00 A. M. Bible school.
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THURSDAY, JU N E 15. 1939
Pre-Institute R ally Held
A large group of young people
from Milton, H eppner an d H erm is­
ton were present W ednesday evening
at the H erm iston M ethodist church
for the d istric t in stitu te rally held
to create in terest in the sum m er in ­
s titu te which is held in Ju ly a t S ut-
tle Lake near Bend.
Head over this ad carefully
—com pare every price w ith
those you would expect to
pay elsew here. We are sure
we can dem onstrate how
low Safeway prices really
are. Lowest everyday prices]
PLUS weekly specials.
June 16 to 22
R E A L R O A S T P E A N U T B U T T E R 2 lbs.
From handpicked peanuts
F A N C Y S K IN N E D H A M S ................... Lb.
H alf or Whole
P IE D M O N T M A Y O N N A I S E .......Q t. iar
Priced to Sell!
F L U F F IE S T M A R S H M A L L O W S
1 lb.
Fresh - Tender
C O M F O R T T I S S U E ........................
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P u re W hite
O X Y D O L S O A P P O W D E R .... R e g . pk g.
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B A C O N S Q U A R E S ...........................p er lb.
F resh from the factory
S O D A C R A C K E R S ............................. 2 lbs.
A FINE GIFT FOR
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Medium bars
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A I R W A Y C O F F E E ..............................3 lbs.
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FRESH FRUITS ft VEGETABLES
F r id a y & S a tu r d a y O n ly
B A N A N A S .....................................P er lb.
Firm - Yellow
Many Attend Lizzie Races.
Herm iston was well represented at
the Tin Lizzie races In Pendleton
Sunday afternoon. G eneral opinion
was th a t th e lizzies were able to
m uster considerable speed and put
on quite a perform ance. Going from
here were Mr. and Mrs. A A. Estle,
Mr and Mrs. R. C. McReynolds. Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Todd and Poggy, Mr.
and Mra. C. J. Jackson and son. Miss
Maxine Fauat. Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Van P atten . Mr. and Mrs. A. F.
Rohrm an. Bill Jackson and Jeans
Moors.
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Snowy W hite Heads
C A R R O T S ................................2 b u n ch es
T urnips or Beets
NEW
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P E A S
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G R A P E F R U I T ................................ D oz.
Fancy Arizonas
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