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7/ a atm Liton 4/a.itiLdL IRRIGON NEWS ITEMS By Mrs. W. C. Isom OFFICIAL U M A T ILLA COUNTY PAPER VOLUME XXXIH. Mrs. Elmer Rucker is visiting rel atives at Wallowa. Mrs. Bert Dexter entertained at her home last Wednesday with a shower honoring Mrs. Earl Leach. A large crowd was present and many lovely gifts were received by the honoree. Ray Sparks, who has been living on the George Kendler place the past nine months, moved out last week. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Leach of Uma tilla who purchased the Kendler place recently took possession Sun day. HERMISTON, UMATILLA COUNTY, OREGON, NOVEMBER 18, 1939. Wayne Caldwell and Miss Helen Martinella of Portland visited with Wayne’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Caldwell Saturday night and Sunday. Mrs. Ollie Coryell visited at Port land last week. Mr. and Mrs. Emery Bedwell moved Into their new house Satur day. A dinner was given at the Pente costal church Sunday. Three servi ces were held during the day. The meetings will continue until Sunday November 19th. Rev. and Mrs. Harness, Rev. Mur phy and Mrs. Tom Caldwell attended the fellowship meeting at Pasco Monday . The Ladies Aid of the Communi ty church held an all day meeting and pot luck dinner at the home of Mrs. George Rand Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Clair Caldwell are building a large addition to their residence in Irrigon. Mrs. Nina Harris and two daugh ters from Portland visited their par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Farrer over the week end. William Dent of Boardman was an over night guest of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Caldwell Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Isom were din ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Cassedy at Hermiston Sunday. Miss Slaughter left for Toledo Saturday. Russell and Benny McCoy went to Camela Saturday night on a hunt ing trip. Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Markham were Heppner visitors Tuesday. Rev. Rice preached at the Commu nity church Monday evening. The Presbyterian Sunday school Christmas Suggestions Gifts for Everybody - Priced for Every Budget Our Gift Department is complete with many new and attractive items, conven iently arranged for your selection. Our Lay Away Plan permits you to select your gifts and have them delivered the night before Christmas. All gifts will be neatly wrapped in Christmas paper. We will mail them for you too. Our stock of toys and gift goods this year is larger than ever before and much better than you will find in much larger cities. WESTINGHOUSE UNIVERSAL Electric Iron Heating Pads FULLY GUARANTEED Attractive, 3-heat, fully ap proved heating pad, soft tan camels hair finish. Thermo static control for safety. With cord. Modern streamlined iron with “Visu-Heat” control that tells you at a glance when to Iron. PYREX W A R E $2.95 70 $8.95 $2.98 T0 $6.50 Pays for itself in extra juice. Orang es, lemons, limes and grapefruit. 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The guests having learned of Mrs. Daugherty’s coming birthday Mon day pleasantly surprised her by pre sentation of gifts. Miss Christine Meyers of St. Lou is, Mo., who is making a tour of the west, has been a guest the past week at the home of her uncle and aunt, (Held from last week) Mr. and Mrs. Ed Meyers. She left on Emery Bedwell has purchased the Sunday for California and thence lots formerly owned by Lee Graybeal the southern route to her home. The S. Thorsen family is moving and is building a small dwelling on to the Clyde Kenison farm which them. been operated by Claud Bartley. Miss Angela McBain from Gibbon, has Mrs. Viva Hogeland of Irrigon has Ore., is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Roy returned to her home following a Minnick and family. week’s visit at the home of her Fred Fletcher of Walla Walla and daughter, Mrs. Ed Brown. Mr. Hoge- John Mathews of Hermiston called iand is assisting Mr. Brown in the on Mr. and Mrs. James Amberg construction of his new residence. Thursday. C. Tillery was a business caller in Sunday school at the Presbyterian Portland Wednesday. Community church was reorganized Hoosier's Garage, which has been and will be held every Sunday at operated by John Walters, is now un 10 a. m. Walter Grider is superin der new management. The partner tendent, Mrs. Stevens, secretary, R. ship consists of Hube McCullough L. Stiddarth. Bible teacher, Mrs. W. and his mechanic, G. J. Bennett. C. Isom, young people’s class, Mrs. Mrs. Ila Wallace and niece, Marie Grider, intermediates and Mrs. Earl Lane, spent the Armistice holidays Isom, primary. with relatives at Parkdale. They Rev. and Mrs. Reichert from Mil were accompanied by Mrs. Wallace’s ton-Freewater held special services brother, Lloyd Sturdivant and her at the Pentecostal church Sunday af uncle, Mai Sturdivant, who return ternoon. ed to Parkdale Tuesday. Miss Culp enjoyed a visit with her Jack Lawrence and his son made father, who was in town Saturday. a week end trip to Riggins, Idaho, L. A. Larson, who now resides on. on Salmon River. They visited Mr. the Olmstead place west of town, Lawrence Sr. who operates a mine suffered a severe loss one day last near Riggins. week when a large stack of alfalfa Mrs. Adolph Heyden was hostess which they were going to thrash for to the Bridge club Monday after seed, caught fire from spontaneous noon. Mrs. George Elliot substituted combustion. The loss was estimated for Mr3. Daugherty during the play. at about $1500. Stanfield Grange No. 657 elected The Irrigon Grange held a busi officers 'Monday night as follows: ness meeting at the auditorium Wed Master, Joe Meyer; overseer, K. G. nesday evening of last week, electing Gabriel; chaplain, Isobel Stuart; lec the following officers for the com turer, M. Richards; steward, Cecil ing year: Roy Minnick, Master; Ed Brown; assistants, Orpha Brown and Adams, Lecturer; Obe Swearengen, R. Attebury; gatekeeper, E. Brown: overseer; Pat Hunting, treasurer; secretary, Dena Tillery; ceres, Flor Mrs. Houghten, secretary; A. C. ence Attebury; Pomona, Emma Pen Houghten, gate keeper; Mrs. Swear ney; flora, Lida Thorne; musician, a»<» engen, chaiplain; Fred Doll, steward Helen Gabriel; executive committee, and Bert Dexter, assistant steward. J. M. Richards, F. B. Stuart and Al Mrs. Frank Brace, lady assistant Mendenhall. steward. The three graces are Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Matt Kasari of Reed Roy Minnick, Mrs. Fred Doll and ley, Cal., arrived last week for an Mrs. Will Graybeal. extended visit at the home of their Mrs. Chas. Steward is having some son, J. B. Kasari, east of town. improvements added to her residence Mr. and Mrs. Bill Carefoot of in town. Chewelah, Wn„ and Ray Mullins of Raymond. Wn„ visited recently at the R. W. Myers l»ome on the Mead ows. Mrs. Grace Rogers, Mrs. Viola By Mrs. J. M. Richards Loughary, Mrs. M. Refvem and Mrs J. M. Richards gave a party to the The peace program in the high Sunday school classes of the Begin school auditorlifm Thursday night ners and Primary departments at the was well attended. A dramatization church Saturday afternoon. The and several musical numbers were Misses Mildred Rogers, Alice Hed given by grade and high school pu rick and 'Bernice Hughes assisted the pils. Principal Charles H. Hines of hostesses. the Pendleton high school gave an The Study club met at the F. S. inspirational talk. Green home Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Margaret Daugherty enter Mrs. Troy Coleman presiding. Pro tained a group of friends at a one gram numbers included talks on the o'clock dinner party at the Hi-Way American Legion by Mrs. H. McCor Cafe Sunday. Guests were Mr. and mick and Boy Scouts by Mrs. Viola Mrs. Martin Refvem, Mr. and Mrs. Loughary. Mrs. Fred Stuart will be J. F. Lane, Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Stu hostess on Friday, November 24. art, Mr. and Mrs. Ferd Green and Miss Dorothy Thomsen was called Miss Elva Berry. Bridge was the di to Cody, Wyo., Monday because of version afterward at the Stuart home the illness of her father. Í 1 stanfieldnews 1 i i 1 1 1 59* SUNBEAM WINCHESTER Shavem aster Roller Skates With the New "475” COMB and CUTTER Shave close as a straight edge in double quick time with this new improved model ............ No other skate like the "Win chester.” Smooth, fast, easy rolling with de- £ 9 ftO tachable ankle pad V * . 0 “ UNIVERSAL — Trim, 3peedy, New AC Model M Shavemaster at only sturdy, yet low in price ............ $15*00 $7.50 A real gift for the youngster; 5- inch double disc wheels, rubber tires, plain bearings. Our price Is only— I s $»•39 S s Rex Coaster s Wagon UP ELECTRIC G.E. and Westclox, new mod els. Fully automatic self start ing. $2.95 to MATCHLESS TWIN Two full size waffles at one time. Heat indicator makes baking accurate. EACH ........... . 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