THURSDAY, AUGUST IT. 1939-
THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON.
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‘From th e G round U p ’
PENTECOSTAL TABERNACLE
Rev. E. Dudley Greeley, Pastor.
Lord’s day services are a t 10:00
o’clock w ith Bible school; 11:00, de
votion; and 7:45. the evening ser
vice. P asto r Greeley will b rin g a
message on the them e: ‘‘The Crisis
in Experience and Experience in the
Crisis of L ife.” The evening sermon
subject, “ Such As We H ave.”
If you miss hearin g th is original
speaker, you will be th e loser. Come
w ith the others.
COLUMBIA NEWS
By Lola H utchison
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4 A u to m o tiv e Service
Lois Hutchison, who is to be m ar
ried Sunday, was given a bridal
shower F riday on the lovely law n
I a t the A. H. Cable home. Mrs. L. C.
I Upham. Mrs. W. A. Mikesell and
Mrs A H. Cable w ere hostesses for
the affair. Miss B arbara Reid as
sis te d Mis» H utchison in th e opening
SALAD
of the many b eau tifu l gifts. D elight
Q uart
ful refreshm ents of ”106 cream cake
DRESSING
and ice tea were served on a ttra c tiv e
tables. Miss Zana Dudley of P o rt
16 oz. can
land pleased d u rin g th e 8® ^ lng
two selections on th e violin. Those
HERMISTON UNION CHURCH
present were Mesdames Mary Harr,
C. W arner, P asto r
John Jendrzejew ski, Emma C hrist
P erhaps you have wondered "W hy iley, Cecil Madden, L. W. Douglas,
BIG VALU®
Be A C h ristian ?” "W h at C onstitutes ¡W. B. Foster, J. H. Reid, Le»ter
A C h ristia n ? ” "Is it possible I am Hammer, Carl Hamm er, H ugh Neill,
m issing som ething by not being a W eir Casady, Lois B lum ’/ a“ ra. ? ± :
Flavor & Freshnesa
ris, A nnette B arham and th e Misses
C
h ristia n ? ”
46
oz.
can
Try it £
n>.
Janice Madden, Je rry Madden, B ar
Our sermon for th e S unday m orn bara Reid, G loria H am m er, Peggy
ing service will be around the theme, Neill, Dorene Cable, Z ana Dudley
"Uhe C h ristian L ife,” and in the and th e hostesses.
C & H Best Cane 25 lbs-
Mr and Mrs. F o rrest Moore visit
evening w orship service, “W hy I Am
Best for canning.
ed at the H. A. Hooker home T ues
A C h ristian .”
G iant
We shall try to m ake them both
Word was received F riday of la st
week from Mr, and Mrs. H. J. O tt
w orshipful and helpful.
Bars
and d a u g h te rs 'E d n a and M arion,
who left here A ugust 27 for a trip
METHODIST CHURCH
to Missouri. They a re v isitin g a t
S tearns Cushing, Jr., P asto r
Jefferson City and o th e r places of
"C heerful C h ristian s” , w ill be the in terest over the state. Mrs. O tt says,
subject for th e Sunday m orning ser “ I and Mr. Ott are m aking th is trip
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to visit our Mamas.” They sta te th e
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vice a t th e M ethodist church. The w eather Is extrem ely h ot there and
Sunday school hour is 10:00 o’clock. also th a t they expect to be home in
The m orning worship service is at the near future.
L. W. L athrop of E n terp rise was
11:00.
ette Lake.
an overnight visitor a t th e Duane
E
pw
orth
League
a
t
7
:00
o’clock,
Mr. and Mrs. M arion Geer of Ma
Lathrop home Tuesday of last week.
dras are the p aren ts of a son born w ith L illie Moyer, th e leader. E ven
Mr. and Mrs. Charles T aylor were
By Mrs. J. M. Richards
Monday, A ugust 14, a t th e home of ing service a t 8:00 o’clock, w ith our calling on friends in th is d istric t on
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. B ar stu d y of th e 23rd Psalm .
Sunday. They also stopped to 3ee
ber. The young chap weighed ten
You are alw ays welcomed a t these the garden sp rin k ler a t th e H u tch
Rev. J. K. G riffiths will re tu rn to pounds and has been nam ed Damon
ison farm.
services.
Stanfield from a trip to California Laverne.
Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n Conrad were
Mrs. M argaret D aughtry, local
th is week end. There will be servic
v isitin g a t The Dalles Sunday.
postm istress, w ent to P o rtlan d Tues
Enjoy Outing At Dam Sunday
L. H am m er and son C arl were in
es a t 8:00 p. m. Sunday.
day to spend two weeks a t th e home
Pendleton on business Monday.
Mrs. Ila W allace is atten d in g the of her son, Mr. M cAlister.
Mr. and Mrs. E dgar Saylor, Mr.
Lois H utchison and Edw ard Shaw
N ational R ural C arriers’ convention
Mrs. Fred L onghary and son Ray an d Mrs. Ja rv is D urfey, Mr. and w ere honored a t a dinner given a t
in P ortland th is week.
are visitin g relatives in P ortland.
Mrs. Jim Pearson and Mrs. Gwynn the F rank S ater home Sunday. Those
The Misses M yrtle and M iriam Ol
Mr. and Mrs. Sylvanus Sm ith have
H
ughes were am ong those who en- present were Mr. an d Mrs. Erm ol
retu rn ed to th eir home follow ing two sen and th e ir b rother Bob of W est-
Sater, Misses D orothy and Rebecca
m onths spent in the east. They tr a gate, Iowa, w ere guests a t the Jo h n oyed an o u tin g a t the Cold S pring Pierson, Joyce and Omega Sater, Ho
velled by tra in from Stanfield to De Rueber home last week. They had reservoir Sunday.
mer Davis, Em il Sater, Lowell Sa
tro it where Mr. Sm ith bought a spent several weeks in the w est vis
ter and the honor guests and host
C hevrolet in w hich they continued itin g friends and a tten d in g th e San <•
and hostess.
Francisco
fair.
W
hile
h
ere
they
th e trip to th e ir form er home a t
Jo Ellen Sm ith w ent huckleberry
GARDEN CLUB
* picking
G louctster, Mass. They toured the were honor guests a t several dinner ♦
w ith the M. M. Graybea
parties,
one
a
t
the
Jo
h
n
Rueber
home
New E ngland sta te s and attended
family a t Toll G ate 'Monday of last
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CHATS
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w
ith
Mr.
and
Mrs.
M
artin
Lenz
as
th e New York fair.
week. They retu rn ed T hursday.
Miss Elva Berry returned F riday guests, and an o th er a t th e J. F.
E v erett Davis, extension specialist
The
H
erm
iston
G
arden
clu
b
’s
one
Rueber
home
T
hursday
w
ith
covers
from an extended visit in California.
from Oregon S tate college, and As
day Flow er School, em ploying the sistan t County A gent M. E. K nicker
She visited her bro th ers Nye a t Cres laid for ten.
Miss M arilla D unning w ent to La services of Mrs. D aniel H aeffn er for bocker, were a t th e H utchison farm
cent City and John Berry of Merced.
She attended the Golden Gate In te r G rande T hursday w here she was a afternoon and evening lectures, was T hursday of last week checking ov
national. En route home she v isit guest of the Misses A m anda Zobel
er the garden sp rin k le r Installed
ed Mrs. Carol Buckley (Alice Rhea) and Mabel Morton for tw o days. most successful.
by th e state.
Mrs. M ansfield, a regional sta te there
and MisB Marie Rhea a t H ealesburg, T here were sixteen house guests in
j . H. Reid, Dell C hrlstley and Mr.
Colo., and Mr. and Mrs. E dgar Hoos the party, seven of whom were fo r vice president, and several other
mer Pendleton teachers, so much M ilton G arden club ladies w ere here and Mrs. B axter H utchison of th is
ier at Ashland.
d istric t attended a m eeting of the
Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Sm ith and fam rem iniscing was done.
Mr. and Mrs. C arl Rhea of P o rt to greet Mrs. H oeffner an d atten d com m ittees fo r th e U m atilla county
ily are spending this week in Boise
land were week end guests a t th e the sessions, held in the basem ent of fair T hursday evening of last week.
and a t W allow a Lake.
Fred Johnson of Albee was a vis
Mr. and Mrs. M artin Refvem and home of his brother, C urtis Rhea.
th e M. E. church.
itor a t the John Conrad home T hurs-
Mrs. G. E. G reathouse retu rn ed
sons Robert, Donald and Tommy left
(M ore inform ation reg ard in g
day,
Sunday for a visit at their form er Monday from P o rtlan d w here she
the Flow er School w ill be
Mr. and Mrs. H ugh V andine,
home a t Grangeville, Idaho. They was called by the illness of her
Mrs.
A daline Dickerson and Mrs.
published
next
w
eek.)
daughter,
Mrs.
Loren
'Miller.
plan to spend a short tim e a t P ay
Grace K inney and son Clifford, all
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Don’t forget th e im p o rtan t special of Richland, W n., and Mr. and Mrs.
Leo LaMon of Pendleton were S a t
G arden Club m eeting n ex t Monday urday visitors a t th e L. H am m er res
afternoon in th e lib rary , A ugust 22, idence.
Mrs. Louisa Conrad and grand-
Come, w on’t you?
The principle of consumer-cooperation is basic. W hatever o th e
economic interests tend to divide people into groups or c asses
WE ARE ALL CONSUMERS. Consumers in business are not ope -
atin g for profit. T heir AIM IS TO SERVE.
LEMON WHIP
PORK & BEANS
COFFEE
5©
G r a p e f r u it
...17C
Sugar
P .& G . Soap
3
$1.30
10'" 37©
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COOPERATIVE
STANFIELD NEWS
N ew Y o rk
o r ’Frisco
B u tte r Oregon Rose
Egg Noodles
Soap
O.K. Brown - 10 bars
L arge Pkg.
as offer a c e n tu ry ago
When you buy
JOHN DEERE
IMPLEMENTS
G r a p e f r u i t J u ic e 46 oz. can
Connor’s Cash Storo
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d au g h ters Zana Mae and Alice Jean
retu rn ed to P o rtlan d Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. M arvin H utchison,
Ralph, Marva and N adine H utchis
on of P ilot Rock were visitors a t the
B. H utchison home Monday.
Mrs. H. A. H ooker’s grandson Jack
Adams and fam ily and her g reat
y o u a re assured
o f re p a ir service
during their long life
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We have the following for sale at the John Ped
ro ranch west of Echo:
John Deere buckrake, $30.00.
One 2-way plow, John Deere, $75.00.
One team of horses with harness, weight 1300,
grandson D arw in Adams of O ntario
visited a t th e Hooker home Friday.
Betty and P au lin e Adams, g ra n d
d au g h ters of 'Mrs. H. A. Hooker of
O ntario, and Blanche LaSalle an d
fam ily of Dixie, Wn.. visited Sunday
a t th e Hooker home. All left for
O ntario Sunday evening.
SAFEWAY
Your M o n e y -S a v in g Cash Grocer
PAY CASH & SAVE
By sellin g for ca3h Safeway is able
to elim inate those unnecessary ex
penses of th e old-fashioned way of
doing business. F or 24 years Safe
way has m aintained a stric t policy
of selling th e fine q u ality m erchan
dise for lowest cash prices.
PACKAGE
P erfect
H ard w ater
Soap
PKG.
M eat of
Many Uses.
STARCH
COCOA
COULDN’T BE “FAIR ER” THAN
THESE VALUES!
Pineapple Flat - Sliced 2 cans 15c
5 ib. box 29c
Soap White Eagle
Pure
4 ib. pkg. 27c
L a rd
M lneed H am si^d lb, 17c
lb. 25c
Bacon No Sliced
rind - no waste
W ie n e r* Fat and Juicy lb. 15c
Large can
10c
K ra u t
bottle
18c
V a n illa 8 10c oz. article
Free !
100 lb. sack
$4.98
Sugar
limited supply
Sugar Brown or Powdered 3 lbs. 19c
BEST EQUIPPED REPAIR SHOP IN
HERMISTON TRADE AREA!
H ershey’s - LB.
19c
17c
23c
7c
12c
G r a p e f r u it J u ic e
Diamond W a x P a p e r
Libby’s C o rn e d B eef 12 oz. tin 1 7 c
Kitchen Craft F lo u r « bs $ 1 .2 9
9c
P ost T o a s tie s
Cash Prices are Low Prices!
JULIA LEE WRIGHT BREA D......l»/a lb. 14c
CANDY BARS or G U M ...................... each 3c
KRISPY CRACKERS ...........................2 lbs. 25c
KERR ECONOMY L ID S.................. dozen 17c
ZEE PAPER NAPKINS ...................
8c
LIFEBUOY S O A P ............................. bar 5c
SPERRY PANCAKE FLOUR .. 10 lb. sack 49c
DUCHESS SALAD DRESSING........ quart 25c
AIRWAY COFFEE.............................3 lbs. 35c
NOB HILL COFFEE...........................2 lbs. 35c
for $150.00.
Mr. Pedro will be glad to show you any of these
articles at his ranch.
Here at Pendleton we have some used mowers
worth from $25.00 to $75.00, and one McCormick-
Deering 10-ft sulky rake at $30.00.
Brafca-fell
Trutor &
EpipMil Ca
PENDLETON - PHONE 518
Stem ia Arlington. H spR «, Wall. Wall. and Athena.
Friday and Saturday Only
LETTUCE, large crisp head ...... ..............
BANANAS, Golden R ip e ...................... lb.
GREEN BEANS
4 lbs.
BARTLETT PEARS. Can now’! ..... box
15*
•5 *
*3*
^3*
doz. IO*
CORN, lo c a l............................
d °z-
LEMONS, large s iz e ........................................doz.
ORANGES, juicy s w e e t..................
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