The Hermiston herald., June 29, 1939, Page 5, Image 5

| bers. One h u n d re d copies hav e been
ordered.
Mrs. P rin d le 's p rogram com m it-
l tee had on her p ro g ram : Mrs. W aldo
Dyer gave a read in g , Mr. L aird a vo­
cal solo. R e fresh m en ts w ere served
cu d then 11. J. O tt pleased th e crow d
w ith an h o u r of old tim e m usic to
w hich th e m em bers enjoyed d a n c in g
t T he n ext m eetin g w ill be J u ly 14
MISS H A N E Y HOST
an d everyone is asked to come and
T O C O O K IN G CLUB
jo in in th e fun.
N otice — W atc h th e T ow nsend
T he K. Q. C ooking club w as e n ­ News for th e d a te of th e d e le g a te s’
te rta in e d a t th e hom e of G race H a ­ rep o rt.
ney on T h u rsd a y , J u n e 22. T he oc­
casion w as h e r 1 1 th b irth d a y .
A
re g u la r b u sin ess m e e tin g w a s held
a n d a p ro g ra m c o n sistin g of a dem ­
o n s tra tio n by L aV elle an d Lois
M ark h am , songs a n d g am es w as p re­
sen ted .
lc a Word - Minimum 20c
D e lig h tfu l
re fre sh m e n ts
w ere
served by th e hostess. T he n e x t FOR SALE— W E L L IM PRO VED 10
m e e tin g w ill be held
th e second
acres; one m ile n o rth ; coops for
T h u rsd a y of J u ly a t th e hom e of E l­ 600 h en s; a lfa lfa ; sh a d e ; fru its , a u ­
la Mae G rim .
to m atic w a te r sy stem ;
400
hens.
$2500. L ew is P earso n .
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FARM CO-OPERATIVE DIVISION
SHEEP MEMBERS
HOLD M E E TIN G
T he m em bers of th e Sheep clu b
m et S a tu rd a y a t th e J. H . H u n t re s i­
dence. P re s e n t w ere F ra n c is an d
D orothy M adison, K elly T ille r, Lois,
Iren e, W ilb u r and V ern H u n t. K elly
T ille r told of his tr ip to th e liv esto ck
show a t U nion. Mr. H u n t told of th e
h is to ry of th e R om ney sheep.
An in sp ectio n w as m ade of th e
H u n t sheep flock. A tre a tm e n t is
b e in g g iven to rid th e sheep of g ru b
flies.
A fter t he m eetin g re fre sh m e n ts
w ere served. T h e n e x t m eetin g w ill
be held a t th e G aylord M adison farm .
Notice To Creamery Members
D ividend p ay m en t cheks of th e
U m a tilla C ooperative C ream ery w ill
be read y a fte r J u ly 1. A to ta l of
ap p ro x im a te ly $2,300 in d iv id en d s
w ill be d is trib u te d am o n g th e m em ­
bers. C hecks w ill n o t be m ailed ou t
b u t if th ey a re not called for e arly
in th e w eek th e y w ill be se n t o u t
w ith th e r e g u la r cream checks, a c ­
co rd in g to M onte H ed w all, m an ag er.
Columbia Poultry Club Meets.
T he C olum bia P o u ltry club m et
S a tu rd a y , J u n e 24, a t th e office of
M. E. K n ick erb o ck er, a s s is ta n t co u n ­
ty a g e n t. G race an d F ra n k B ensel
of U m atilla have re c en tly Joined th e
club. T he p rogram for th e y e a r w as
decided upon w ith th e h elp of Mr.
K n ick erb o ck er.
T he n e x t meeting!
w ill be a t th e B ensel hom e on Ju ly
11. M arian O tt is th e club re p o rte r.
Columbia Stitchers Hold Meeting.
T he C olum bia S titc h e rs S ew ing
club held a re g u la r m eetin g last
F rid a y a t th e le a d e r’s hom e. T h ere
w ere n in e m em bers p resen t. A dem ­
o n s tra tio n on ste n c ilin g w as given
by K ay L ogan an d A nn P ierso l. R o­
b e rta C renshaw w as a v isito r. R e­
fre sh m e n ts of p unch an d cookies
w ere served by Lois and Iren e H u n t.
T h e n ex t m e etin g w ill be Ju ly 14 a t
th e hom e of th e leader.
IM P R O V E M E N T CLUB
MEETS A T O T T HOM E
PLANS SUGGESTED
FOR P IC N IC LU N C H
O N FOURTH OF JU LY
H ere it is Ju ly , open season for
picnics, an d to m ost of us p lan s fo r
th e " f o u r th ” a re of m uch im p o rtan ce
a t th e m om ent. M ost of us, too, are
p la n n in g a picnic o r a n o u tin g of
som e s o rt, fo r d o e sn 't th e F o u rth o t
J u ly really in itia te p icnic season?
In p la n n in g a picnic you m u st re ­
m em ber th a t th e ou t-o f-d o o rs does
a c e rta in so m eth in g to food. P la n a
sim ple lu n c h — n o t fo rg e ttin g , how ­
ever, th a t p icnic a p p e tite s a re larg e.
T h e re is no need to tie oneself down
to lo n g -tim e ro a sts and com plicated
b a k in g for th e day th a t we w a n t to
spend o u t of th e k itc h e n an d in th e
su n sh in e. T h ere a re dozens of p ic­
nic m en u s th a t a re d elicio u s an d
w ell p lan n ed to safeg u ard th e fam ­
ily ’s h ap p in ess and h e a lth .
M any fam ilies m ake it a policy to
c a rry one m ain dish th a t m ay be
h eate d over a cam p fire or k e p t hot
in th erm o s ju g s. H ave you ever tried
p ac k in g a casserole, w ith its co n ­
te n ts p ip in g h o t, b etw een tw o fea­
th e r pillo w s?
It re a lly w o rk s an d
w ill re ta in th e h e a t for several
ho u rs. T h e h o t d ish acco m p an ied by
a v e g eta b le o r f r u i t salad , b read or
ro lls an d b u tte r, w ith ice cream for
d essert, w ill an sw e r th e food p ro b ­
lem. R em em ber th a t ice cream , ev­
en sm all q u a n titie s , can be packed
to keep frozen fo r m an y ho u rs. F ill
th e th erm o s ju g w ith m ilk o r a m ilk
sh ak e, a n o th e r w ith fr a g r a n t coffee,
n o t fo rg e ttin g th e cream , and you
need give no m ore th o u g h t to th e
success of y o u r picnic.
Some s itu a tio n s a re ideal fo r an
open fire p icn ic— in fa ct, m an y fam ­
ilies th in k th is is th e only k in d of
p icnic w o rth y of th e nam e. A g re a t
v a rie ty of foods can be p rep ared over
an open fire, esp ecially now’ w ith th e
m any new an d u sefu l pieces of
eq u ip m en t d esigned fo r cam p fire
cookery. T h e esse n tia ls in eq u ip ­
m en t a re a coffee p o t a n d fry in g
r a n : o r if you go in fo r stew s or
chow ders, a long h an d led k e ttle .
T h e good old w ay of c u ttin g green
stic k s for b ro ilin g s te a k s o r for com-
b in in a tio n s of m eat bro iled en broche
is s till a fa v o rite , too. C om binations
of veal an d beef, liv e r an d bacon,
lam b w ith slices of o n io n , a re a ll a p ­
p e tiz in g cooked in th is m an n er.
T h e th in g is to c o n c e n tra te on one
h o t dish as th e m ain in te re s t in your
picnic m eal and th en w ith p len ty of
W ES TLA N D GRANGE
ENJOYS PARTY
SMALL SIZED M ODERN PIANO—
W ill sacrifice. T erm s. W . N.
G ray, Box 7 5, S pokane, W n. 4 5-5p
FOR SA LE— 17 W E A N E R
PIGS.
M em bers of W e stla n d G ran g e and
Jo h n J. K nox, R t. 1, H erm isto n .
th e ir fam ilies enjoyed a pot lu ck
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d in n e r an d g e n e ra l g e t-to g e th e r a t
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th e hom e of Mr. a n d Mrs. H. R. APRICOTS R IP E N IN G — JU L Y
30. Q u ality a n d size e x tra fine
H a rtle y , last T h u rsd a y a s th e firs t
of a series of in fo rm al p a rtie s to be th is year. P ric e m o d erate. E dm onds
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held d u rin g th e su m m er by th e O rchard, U m atilla.
G range.
PIANO BARGAINS— BIG SAVINGS
T he d in n e r w as follow ed by an
on new sp in e t m odels, as w ell as
h o u r of e n te r ta in m e n t
an d
sto ry
u p rig h ts, g ra n d s an d used pianos.
te llin g , h o n o rs in th e la t te r d e p a rt­
F o r fu ll in fo rm a tio n ju s t m ail u s a
m en t b e in g ta k e n by Ed D u n n in g post card. P e n d le to n M usic H ouse.
a n d Jess P rin d le , b o th of w hom
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proved to be f ir s t class reco n teu rs.
T h ere w as also a g e n e ra l discussion FO R B EST G RA D E AND P R IC E S —
am o n g th e m en, of topics o f a g ric u l­
Ship y o u r p o u ltry to E. V an
tu r a l in te re s t, su ch as th e new cream D am m e P o u ltry Co., S pokane, W n.
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g ra d in g law , a n d th e G ran g e D airy
Day.
FOR SALE— RHODE ISLA ND F R Y -
T h e n e x t m e e tin g of th e G ran g e,
ers. A. C. S w arn er, phone 92F11
J u ly 13, w ill be a re g u la r b u sin ess
H erm isto n .
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session.
W A N T E II T O M B IN E W ORK W IT H
H ER M ISTO N UNION CHURCH
new com bine, $4.00 per acre. C has.
H errick , S u n rise F a rm , S tan field .
C. W a rn e r, P a sto r.
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T h e re g u la r m o rn in g w o rsh ip se r­
vice w ill be h eld S u n d ay m o rn in g , FRAM ES FOR GLASSES, $250. A.
w ith Miss Opal S to ck ard d e liv e rin g
W. B eh rm an . W a tc h m a k e r, H erald
th e serm on. T h e re w ill he no ev en ­ O ffice, H erm isto n .
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in g w o rsh ip service.
LOST— 3 MO. AGO, ONE BLACK
G elding, ro ach m ane, no
Jo e H aw k in s, A dam s, Ore.
OREGON D O M IN A T E S
BENT GRASS M A R K ET
b ra n d .
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FOR SALE —
G REEN A PPLES,
Y ellow T ra n s p a re n t, best fo r je l­
ly an d sau ce, now , 50c p er box if
picked by p u rc h a se r. B rin g con­
ta in e r.
A. F. R o h rm an resid en ce,
H erm isto n , P h o n e 65-W .
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O regon produces m ore th a n 90 per
cen t of th e co m m ercial b e n t g rass
seed a n n u a lly in th e U n ited S tates,
a c c o rd in g to fig u re s com piled by th e
O regon S ta te college ex ten sio n se r­
MILK AND CORN FED F R Y E R S
¡vice,
fo r sale. Mrs. W . E. C u ttin g a t
Im p o rts of seed from o th e r c o u n ­
U nion S ta tio n , U m a tilla .
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trie s h av e been v irtu a lly h a lte d by
a
p
ro
tectiv
e
ta
r
if
f
g
iv
in
g
O
regon
a
F IV E M ILK COWS FO R SA LE — 1
“fix in s ” , cool m ilk to d rin k and
B row n Sw iss b u ll; 2 veals an d 3
topped off w ith a fa v o rite in ice n e a r m onopoly on th e m a rk e t for th e
cream , a sim p le cake or cookies, and e n tire c o u n try . U n d er th e su p e rv i­ h e ife rs 4 mo. old. '/z M ile n o rth of
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you h av e p rovided a m eal th a t w ill sion of G. R. H yslop, head of th e tow n. W illis B u rc h e tt.
p la n t in d u s trie s d iv isio n , a seed cer
m ake th e F o u rth of J u ly p icnic a D fi’c atio n service h as been developed I SEW IN G
AND
A LTERA TIO N S—
tra d itio n In y o u r hom e.
,
In q u ire a t B ow m an Shoe Shop,
w hich g iv es O regon seed an accred ­
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ited p lace on th e m a rk e t. Close to H erm isto n .
Teachers
Make
Vacation
Trip
a
h a lf m illio n p o u n d s of seed w ere FOR SA LE— H O TPO IN T ELEC TRIC
C ulley.
KeiresnnieuvB
________ , -
Miss P a u lin e Stoop, fo rm e rly of ¡prod u ced in 11 w estern O regon!
R e fre sh m e n ts w ere served by th e
R ange, 1 yr. old, $65. A lso n u m ­
clu b m em bers w ho also sa n g an o rig - H erm isto n , Miss L elia S ch u m ach er of j cfnln tie s in
1938 a g a in s t
56,000
b er of wood an d coal ranges. N o rth
in a l song. A fte r
th e te a th e m em - B end, Miss M a rg a re t E llio tt of nou n d s in th e e a rly d ay s of th e in- w est C ity Gas Co., P en d leto n . 44-3c
berg enjoyed a sw im m in g p a rty . T h e | K nap p a, an d Miss C lara Voyen of d u s try in 1926.
n e x t m eetin g w ill
be on Ju ly 13 a t A lbany, th e tw o la t te r fo rm erly w ere
T h e b e n t g ra ss s tra w I s n o t w ast- FOR- R E N T — TW O VACANT ROOMS
on 1st floor. Also tr a n s ie n t sleep ­
te a c h e rs in th e H erm i3ton U nion h ig h e(i a f te r th e seed is h a rv e ste d , as it
th e J. J. K nox home.
ing room s. K aty co rn er from depot.
chool, a re on a m o to r tr ip th ro u g h m ah e« e x c ellen t h ay .
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Farm Bureau Auxiliary Meets
N evada by w ay of R eno, an d th e n to
T he R oyal Room Im p ro v em en t
Club held a m e etin g T h u rsd ay . Ju n e
22, a t th e H. J. O tt hom e h o n o rin g
th e ir m o th ers w ith a tea. T hose
p re se n t w e re M rs. M cCulley, Mrs. II.
J. O tt, Mrs. J. J. K nox, Miss F r a n ­
ce« C linton a n d Miss R o b e rta C ren ­
shaw .
S u san K nox and R u th M cCulley
d e m o n stra te d th e use of a d ressin g
ta b le stool. A poem on room im ­
p ro v em en t w as given by Miss Mc­
C ulley. A sk it. "W e H ave No T ra in s
T o d ay ,” w as presen ted by M arian
O tt, D oro th y K nox an d Joyce Mc­
PA GE FIVH
THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON. OREGON.
THURSDAY, JU N E 29, 1939.
T he F arm B ureau A u x iliary m et Los A ngeles and San Diego. T hey w ill
F rid a y J u n e 16. w ith Mrs. M ary Bu- re tu rn th e C alifo rn ia co ast ro u te to
ell. Mrs. M abie W eeks and V s - th e G olden G ate fair. T h ey le ft last
T O W N S E N D FLASHES
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FOR SALE— 26 H EA D OF W E A N E R
pigs.
F. C. F re d e ric k so n , I r r i ­
gon.
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FOR SALE O R -R E N T — IM PRO VED
20-acre farm in C olum bia d is tric t.
In q u ire of Mrs. M uriel B. T ra y le r,
H orn W h itso n Co., P e n d le to n , phone
812.
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T h is sum m ons is published in th e
H erm isto n H erald , a new spaper p u b ­
lished w eekly a t H erm iston. U m atil­
la C ounty, O regon, an d w ill be p u b ­
lished ror fo u r successive w eeks be­
g in n in g w ith th e issue d ated and
¡published J u n e 22, 1939, and en d in g
w ith th e issue dated and published
J u ly 20, 1939. by o rd er of th e H on­
o rab le C alvin L. Sweek, Ju d g e of th e
above e n title d co u rt, m ade th e 2 0 th
day of J u n e , 1939.
D ated th is th e 22nd day of J u n e ,
1939.
P E T E R S O N & PETER SO N .
A tto rn ey s for P la in tiff.
R esidence and P ost O ffice,
A ddress. P en d leto n , Ore.
( J u n e 22-J u ly 20
SUMMONS
FOR SALE — HORSE, 14 Y EARS
E q u ity No. 6459
old. See Jo h n S pencer in M ead­
ows.
43-3p IN T H E C IRCU IT COURT OF T H E
STA TE OF OREGON FOR
HOUSES FO R R E N T — ALSO AN
UMATILLA COUNTY
a p a rtm e n t w ith e le c tric ra n g e and
L illias H. P ayne, P la in tiff, vs.
re frig e ra to r.
Also p a stu re to re n t.
H. E. H anby, H erm isto n .
42 -tfc E ra s tu s O. P ay n e, D efendant.
TO ERASTUS O. PA Y N E, D efen d an t
above nam ed:
IN T H E NAME OF T H E
UMATILLA COUNTY PIONEEB
STA TE OF OREGON:
You a re hereby req u ired to a p p e a r
COUNTY PASSES SUNDAY
an d a n sw e r th e co m p lain t of th e
g ra n d c h ild re n and
4 g re a t-g ra n d ­ p la in tiff filed a g a in s t you in th e
above e n title d c o u rt and cause w ith in
ch ild ren .
fo u r w eeks from th e d a te of th e
F u n e ra l services w ere held a t the firs t p u b lic a tio n of th is sum m ons,
M ethodist ch tirch in E cho W ednes­ nam ely on o r before T h u rsd ay , Ju ly
day afte rn o o n a t 2 o’clock, w ith Rev. 27. 1939, and if you fail to so a p p ear
S te a rn s C u sh in g Jr. in c h a rg e of th e an d a n sw er or o th erw ise plead th e r e ­
to w ith in said tim e th e p la in tiff fo r
services.
B u rial w as in th e
Echo w a n t th ereo f w ill apply to th e co u rt
cem etery.
fo r th e re lie f prayed for th e re in to-
Mr. W a tte n b u rg e r w as born O cto­ w it, fo r a decree of th e c o u rt d is­
b er 30, 1860, in S u lliv a n co u n ty . so lv in g th e m a rria g e c o n tra c t now
and
h e re to fo re e x istin g betw een
Mo., and w as th e son of Jaco b an d p la in tiff a n d d e fe n d a n t an d fo r a
M ary W a tte n b u rg e r. H e crossed th e c h a n g e of th e nam e of th e p la in tiff
p la in s in 1862 in a covered w agon from th a t of L illia s II. P ay n e to
an d h is p a re n ts se ttle d n e a r L ake- th a t of L illia s H . Moore, h e r m aiden
e.
p o rt, Cal. W hen 16 y ears of age he nam
T h is sum m ons is p u b lish ed in th e
moved to U m atilla co u n ty , w here he H erm isto n H erald , a n ew spaper pub­
w orked for W illiam B lak ely and o th ­ lish ed w eekly in H erm isto n , U m atil­
e r pioneers. H e o ften m en tio n ed la C ounty, O regon, p u rs u a n t to an
th a t h e had rid d en over a ll th e s u r­ o rd er m ade and en te re d h e re in by
H o n o rab le C alvin L. Sw eek, Ju d g e of
ro u n d in g c o u n try on h o rseb ack be­ th e above e n title d co u rt, on th e 2 6 th
fore th e re w ere any fences o r b o u n ­ day of J u n e , 1939, an d it w ill be
p u blished fo r fo u r co nsecutive w eeks
d a ry lines.
F e b ru a ry 14, 1886, h e w as m a r­ b e g in n in g w ith th e issue d a te d an d
p u b lish ed on T h u rsd a y ,
th e
2 9 th
ried to Miss Lizzie M ay D avison a t day of Ju n e , 1939, and en d in g w ith
C a rlto n , a n d th e y lived on a hom e­ th e issue d ated and
published on
stead a t B u tte r C reek fo r a w hile. T h u rsd a y , th e 2 7 th day of Ju ly ,
In 1908 th ey moved to a co m fo rtab le 1939.
D ated th is th e 26th d a y of J u n e ,
hom e a t E cho, w h ere th e y had since
1939.
resided.
PETER SO N & PE TE R SO N ,
T h ro u g h o u t Mr. W a tte n b u rg e r’«
A tto rn e y s fo r P la in tiff,
R esidence an d P. O. A ddress:
e a rly life he saw th e n ecessity of
P e n d leto n , O regon.
h a rd w ork fo r m eagre re m u n e ra tio n .
(J u n e 29 - Ju ly 27)
In d u s trio u s, honest an d th r ifty , he
becam e a p ro m in en t and in flu e n tia l
citizen.
NOTICE OF PUBLICATION
D e p a rtm e n t of th e In te rio r
No. 028892
G eneral land office a t T he D alles,
O regon. J u n e 23. 1939.
NOTICE is h ereb y given th a t
C h arles N. S eeliger of H erm isto n ,
O regon, who. on Ju n e 20, 1934, m ade
O rig in al H om estead E n try , Act 6-6-
12, No. 028892, fo r S E % N W ’4 and
S W U , Section 32, T o w n sh ip 5
N., R an g e 28 E., W illa m e tte M erid­
ian, h a s filed n o tice of in te n tio n to
m ak e fiv e-y ear P roof, to esta b lish
claim to th e land above described,
before W . J. W a rn e r, U. S. Com m is­
sio n er, at h is office a t H erm isto n ,
O regon, on th e 10th day of A ugust,
1939.
C laim an t nam es as w itnesses:
P h ilip A. P ow er. C arson L in d er,
H e rb e rt M etteer, and Jesse M. P r i n ­
dle, all of H erm isto n . Oregon.
W F. JACKSON,
R egister.
(J u n e 29— J u ly 27)
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H —
LAND SALE NOTICE
This summer . . broil
the food but
NOTICE IS H E R E B Y G IV EN th a t
th e u n d e rsig n e d . S h eriff of U m atilla
C ounty, O regon, by v irtu e of an o r­
d er d u ly m ade and e n te re d herein by
th e C ounty C o u rt of U m atilla C oun­
ty. O regon, on th e 19th day of Ju n e ,
1939, w ill, on th e 22 day o f Ju ly ,
1939. at th e h o u r of 1 0 :0 0 o’clock
in th e forenoon, sell to th e h ig h e s t
b id d er for cash, a t th e fro n t door of
th e U m atilla C ounty C ourt H ouse,
P e n d le to n , O regon, su b je c t to a m in ­
im um price of $50.00 th e re fo r, to be
paid in cash, a t the tim e of sale, th e
fo llo w in g described parcel of land,
h e re to fo re by U m atilla C ounty, O re­
gon, acq u ired for d e lin q u e n t taxes,
to - w lt:
SW*4 SW*4 N E>4, Section
16.
T o w n sh ip 5. N o rth R an g e 28, E.
W. M.
R. E. GOAD, S h e riff
of U m atilla C ounty.
(J u n e 2 2 -J u ly 20)
SPARE THE COOK
E q u ity No. 6458
¡M ILK FA TT E D F R Y E R S — 15c TO
18c lb. Mrs. A. W ' T u rn b la d , R.
' 1, H erm isto n .
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By. Mra. Jo e Udey
T h e T ow nsend m e etin g of J u n e 23
w as w ell a tte n d e d . M any im p o rta n t
b u sin ess issues w ere b ro u g h t u p on
th e flo o r and discussed. R ep o rts
from th e co n v en tio n th a t 15,000
d eleg a tes w ere p re s e n t a t o u r fo u rth
'T o w n sen d n a tio n a l co n v en tio n w ere
given. Dr. T o w n sen d said t h a t w hen
Mrs Cushing Attends Anniversary
I you tr y to do so m e th in g fo r people
Mrs S te a rn s C ush in g J r . a tte n d e d
M ETHODIST CHURCH
th a t w ill b e n e fit th em , it Is n a tu ra l
th e golden w edding a n n iv e rsa ry of
S te a rn s C u sh in g , P a s to r
for th em to stic k w ith you an d th a t
h e r g ra n d p a re n ts , Mr.
m i. an d Mrs. G.
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A Nve last S unday in Salem . In th e
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afte rn o o n an a t hom e w as h eld a t ,e r mon topic a t th e M eth o d ist ch u rch TownBend clu b s
He also said th a t
. . , iim e some h u n d re d an d fifty S unday. J u ly 2. a t th e m o rn in g w o r - |. th v e T o ----------
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people called to pay th e ir resp ects, ship service a t 11 o’clock T h e Sun- people in th e lan d . T h ey a re a cross
M ? Nve till several m o n th s ago w as d ay chool beg in s p ro m p tly a t 10 a. sectio n of th e m iddle class in A m er­
th e old est em ployee in tim e of se r-J m . T h ere is a class for every ag e ica.
It w as ex p lain ed th a t th e T o w n­
.. in th e s ta te M any teleg ram s g ro u p from th e yo u n g est to th e old
an d le tte r s from fo rm er s ta te offlc- est. E p w o rth leag u e m eets a t seven send p lan w ould m ake th e social se­
e
c u rity tax , th e W PA an d a ll o th e r
ia ls w-ere received as well as m an y I o’clock.
W e c o rd ially in v ite all w ho have em erg en cy re lie f p ro je c ts u n n ecess­
b e a u tifu l g ifts an d flow ers.
no o th e r ch u rc h hom e to w o rsh ip a r y an d c re a te m illio n s of Jobs for
th e y o u n g becau se th e aged w ould
PEN TECO STA L TA B E R N A C L E
w ith us.
re tire . E. H ow ard C adle. in whose
A. B. T u rn e r. P asto r.
b u ild in g th e co n v en tio n w as held,
More Summer Students at O.S.C.
S u n d ay school a t 10 a- m - M rs
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M orning w o rsh ip serv ice a t 1 1 :0 0 . cen t in crease in su m m er session en- an d said , "A ll h ell and h ig h w a te r
S ervices fo r th e ch ild re n
in
t h e ( ro i)m en t w as rep o rted h ere by th e an d ch eap p o litic ia n s c a n ’t sto p the
lend of th e fo u rth d ay of th e six- T o w n sen d m o v em en t." Dr. T o w n­
c h ild re n 's c h u rc h a t 1 1 :0 0
w eeks
period
w hen th e to ta l of 764 send a sserted t h a t th e g re a t d esire
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P ra y e r and B ible stu d y T h u rsd a y exceeded th e fin a l to ta l of 737 last in th e h e a rts o f all m en an d women
ev en in g at 8 :0 0 .
year. A t th e c o rresp o n d in g tim e Is to b rin g A m erica back to p ro sp er­
T he p a sto r w ill be p re a c h in g In la st y ear only 658 had reg istered ity and m arch on to g re a te r h e ig h ts
P asco S unday. Ju ly 2. reliev in g Rev. F a v o ra b le su m m er clim a te , increased __an d th e T ow nsend P la n in action
W ym an w ho is a tte n d in g th e cam p co u rse o fferin g s, an d o p p o rtu n ity to w ill do it.
More to be h e a rd of th is g re a t
■meeting of th e n o rth w e s t d is tric t a t (com bine v acatio n s w ith su m m er stu -
C e a tra lla . In th e absence of th e l o - |d y a re h elp in g In crease th e p o p u lar- co n v en tio n an d th e T o w n sen d w eek­
cal p a sto r Miss F lo ren ce M oyer w ill ity of th e 08C su m m er session, says ly o f J u ly 14 w ill h av e a fu ll re p o rt
an d can be h ad from an y of th e mem-
h av e c h a rg e of th e services.
Dr. M. E llw ood S m ith , d irecto r.
E m m a E pperson w ere in c h arg e of F rid a y .
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th e refi esh m en ts.
Mrs. L illie M e-j
C ulley had c h arg e of th e pro g ram .
^ t j,e n a Defeats Hermiston Golfers
T h e ex ecu tiv e com m ittee m et W e d -I
A th en a tu rn e d th e ta b le on local
n esd ay. J u n e 21, an d m ade o u t th e ¡g o lfers S u n d ay w hen th e y eked o u t
p ro g ram for th e rest of th e y ear. a close v icto ry on th e A th en a course.
T h is w ill be publish ed n ex t w eek.
Several good scores w ere tu rn e d in
by b o th team s
FOR SA LE— SMALL RANCH, ALL
in a lfa lfa hay. Good 4-room house,
fa ir b a rn and o u t b u ild in g s. Cash
price. $1,000 or m ay be b o u g h t on
term s. Close in to H erm isto n . W iite
or see M atthew G ordon, Ione. O re­
gon.
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FOR SALE— MY 40 A CRE FA RM , 7
m iles N. E. of H erm isto n , n e a r
C olum bia school. F o r f u r th e r in fo r-
m ation in q u ire of V icto r A ddlem an
in C olum bia d is tric t, Mrs. M ay Ad-
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dientan.
SUMMONS
IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT OF T H E
STA TE OF OREGON FOR
UMATILLA COUNTY.
__W.. m<
hMXpOMfc« Oil StOV«
M W bMt hl l U kikfcM
is no time for s coal
__ W h y nor make yoor
liv a b le a a r i a a the bosy
■oe o f these neet-
----------o il stoves w ith
_ Jean-type » b o r v d r n m
W e heve
OREGON HARDWARE
& IMPLEMENT CO.
G eorge A. l« aF o n taln e. P la in tiff,
vs. L orrol L a E o n ta in e . D efendant.
To L o rro l L a F o n ta ln e , d e fe n d a n t
above n a m e d :
IN THE NAME OF THE
STATE OE OREGON’
You a re hereby n o tified and re ­
q u ired to a p p e a r in th e above e n ti t­
led c o u rt and raune on or before
T h u rsd a y , th e 20th day of Ju ly ,
1939, w hich is w ith in fo u r w eeks
from th e d a te of th e firs t p u b lic a ­
tion of th is sum m ons, and a n sw er
th e co m p lain t of th e p la in tiff filed
h e re in a g a in s t you and you w ill ta k e
n o tice th a t if you fall to a p p e a r and
a n sw e r said co m p lain t or o th erw ise
plead th e re to w ith in said tim e th e
p la in tiff fo r w ant th e re o f w ill ap p ly
to th e co u rt for th e re lie f prayed for
th e re in , nam ely fo r a decree of th e
c o u rt d isso lv in g th e m a rria g e con­
tr a c t e x is tin g betw een p la in tiff and
d e fe n d a n t and fo r o th e r e q u ita b le
relief.
FOB EYE COMFORT AND
SIGHT CONSERVATION
Come to Pendleton for
Your Optical Needu!
Eyes Examined by Modern
Methods.
Glasses Ground to Fit
When Needed.
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Phone 535-J
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E
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