The Hermiston herald., January 11, 1940, Page 6, Image 6

PAOE SIX
ity o n e of th e best in th e west.
H ERM ISTO N B A PTIST CHURCH
G ray d en D. Eoree, P a sto r
On F rid a y n ig h t, J a n u a r y 11, we
w ill h av e th e clo sin g service of o u r
p re se n t e v a n g e listic cam p aig n . T h is
w ill be m usic n ig h t. B e g in n in g
p ro m p tly a t 7 :3 0 , we w ill h av e an
h o u r of m u sic: solo, d u e t, q u a rte t,
a n d every b o d y sin g in g Gospel c h o r­
uses an d th e old hym ns. T h is w ill be
follow ed by a sh o rt e v an g elistic m es­
sage by Dr. S aw telle. Come early !
O ur topic a t th e S u n d ay m o rn in g
serv ice w ill be " W h a t does it m ean
to be a C h ris tia n ? ” “ T he d iscip les
w ere called C h ris tia n s firs t in A n ­
tio c h ."
W h y ? B ecau se th e y w ere
b ap tized ? B ecause th e y w ere ch u rc h
m em b ers? R ead th e a n sw e r in Rom.
1 0 :9 a n d 10.
G ilb e rt an d V iv ian D yer w ill give
a re p o rt d u rin g th e B. Y. P. U. h o u r
on th e S ta te Y oung P eo p le’s R ally
w h ich th ey a tte n d e d a t E u g en e last
week.
T he S u n d ay ev e n in g m essage w ill
be on “ P a u l’s F ir s t P ra y e r .” •
S u n d ay school a t 10 o’clock, and
m o rn in g w o rsh ip a t 11. B. Y. P. U.
a t 6 :4 5 a n d ev en in g serv ice a t 7 :4 5 .
P ra y e r m e e tin g W ednesday a t 7 :3 0 .
FINLAND - AN OBJECT LESSON
The heroic defense of their country by the Finns
has commanded the admiration of us all. Let us
look at a few other admirable things about Finland.
In Finland, cooperatives have really flourished.
In 1938 the co-ops did 36.4 per cent of the total bus­
iness. Risto Ryti, Prime Minister, when in the Uni­
ted States a few years ago, gave the co-ops credit
for Finland’s ability to pay its debts. He further
said, “The cost of processing and distribution of ag­
ricultural produce is relatively low in Finland,
thanks chiefly to the advanced cooperative move­
ment.” ' In Finland producers get a much larger
share of the consumer’s dollar, as much as 24 per
cent more of it in some instances, than in the United
States.
A bulletin of the Bank of Finland says, “Owing to ’
the disappearing unemployment, the unemployment
boards have discontinued the compilation of statis­
tics.”
Farm tenancy at one time in Finland was 62 per
cent. Official statistics show it reduced to 27 per
cent in 1920 and to 11 per cent in 1929.
We salute brave Finland ! May all her enemies
fail ! The results she attained by cooperation com­
bined with political democracy we too can attain.
Help build your co-op store and build for the fu­
ture.
LOOK FOR SOME HOT SPECIALS ON OUR
WINDOW THIS WEEK!
HERMISTON MERCANTILE
COOPERATIVE
Mrs. V elm a T en n y e n te r ta in e d th e
H arm o n y club a t h er hom e T u esd ay
a fte rn o o n . A p ro g ram w as p re esn ted
by th e L am o n t an d T en n y y o u n g
people w ith M arie T en n y in ch arg e.
M rs. H a rry M cCorm ick, w ho has
been ill fo r th e p a st m o n th , is r e ­
p o rted to be g re a tly im proved.
Mrs. Neil R o b ertso n o f B u tte r
C reek w as h o stess to th e W ool G ro w ­
e rs A u x ilia ry a t th e G. E. G re a t-
house hom e T u esd ay afte rn o o n .
STANFIELD NEWS
By Mrs. J. M. R ic h a rd s
Leo C lark , su p e rin te n d e n t of th e
S tanfield irrig a tio n d is tric t, re p o rts
th a t the w in te r w o rk is p ro g ressin g
nicely. T h ree s h o rt pipe lin es have
been laid, th e riv e r w ork n e a r th e
headgate is com pleted an d m en a re
now busy c u ttin g w illo w s a lo n g th e
ditch.
H. H a rlin , w ho hias been ill w ith
h eart tro u b le for tw o m o n th s, was
taken to St. A n th o n y 's h o sp ita l in.
Pendleton S a tu rd a y .
H is co n d itio n
is reported as v ery serious.
Mrs. L. J o u a n n o u lt w as h o stess to
the W om an ’s S tu d y clu b a t h er hom e
T hursday a fte rn o o n w ith Mrs. T roy
Coleman a-s p re sid in g o fficer. Mrs.
II. I’. B oonew itz w as elected to m em ­
bership in th e club an d M rs. H ow ­
ard H erlck of P o rtla n d w as a guest.
The club m ade its a n n u a l c o n tr ib u ­
tion to «he S ch o larsh ip L oan F u n d
which is a s ta te a n d n a tio n a l p ro ­
ject of th e F e d e ra tio n o f W o m en ’s
clubs. F or th e lite r a ry p ro g ram Mrs.
Jo u an n o u lt read a p a p er on t h e “G e­
ography of South A m erica,” and
Mrs. F. A. B aker discussed “ I n te r ­
national R elatio n s B etw een th e U.
8. and S o u th A m erica.” T h e J a n u ­
ary 18 m eetin g w ill be a t th e G. E.
G reathouse home.
The M onday B ridge club m em bers
held th eir a n n u a l h oliday p a rty F r i­
day aftern o o n a t th e hom e of Mrs.
. G. W alace. M esdam es D. P en n ey .
M. Cox, .M artin R efvem an d G. E1W-
o tt were g u ests d u rin g th e a f t e r ­
noon's play.
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CHURCH NOTES
H ERM ISTO N UNION CHURCH
C. W a rn e r, P a s to r
T h is is a season of in v e n to rie s, a ll
bu sin ess in s titu tio n s a re ta k in g in ­
v en to ry . T h e ch u rc h is th e g re a te s t
In s titu tio n in th e w orld. It, too,
sh o u ld ta k e in v en to ry . O ur S u n d ay
m o rn in g serm on w ill be, “ God T a k ­
in g In v e n to ry o f H is C h u rc h ,” and
S u n d ay even in g , " C h ris t, O ur R e­
lig io n ."
T he ch u rch es of y o u r co m m u n ity
a re tr y in g to be of serv ice to you.
W hy n o t use one of th em S u n d ay to
w o rsh ip God?
M ETHO DIST CHURCH
“ T h e P u rp o se of L ife,” w ill be th e
serm on topic fo r th e S u nday m o rn ­
in g service, J a n u a r y 14, a t th e H e r­
m iston M eth o d ist ch u rch . In th e la st
issue of th e R e a d e r’s D igest th e r e is
a n a rtic le te llin g w hy people do n o t
go to ch u rch .
A m ong th e reaso n s
given a re , one, th a t p re a c h in g is n o t
to th e needs of th e people; a n o th e r,
th e d en o m in a tio n a l d iv isio n s; a n o ­
th e r t h a t th e b u ild in g s a re u g ly an d
gloom y.
A n sw e rin g th ese o b je c tio n s th e |
w rite r su g g ested th a t th e people
c h a n g e it if th e y d id n ’t lik e it; f u r ­
th e r q u o tin g , “ In stead of leav in g
th e c h u rc h , w hy n o t g et o th e rs to
com e to it w ho h av e a s p ira tio n s like
y o u r o w n ? T h e b a ttle is y o u rs— not
a lo n e th e p re a c h e r’s o r th e c h u rc h ’s.
It m ay be a lo n g h a rd fig h t, b u t, if
you a re tr u ly re lig io u s, you can
w in .”
T h a t is th e w ork we a re tr y in g to
do in o u r ch u rc h . T he s tre s s on de-
n o m in a tio n a llsm is n eg lig ib le. T he
s u rro u n d in g s a re co m fo rta b le and
p leasin g . T h e serm o n s a re aim ed to
c o n stru c tiv e ly help. W e in v ite you
to m ak e a re g u la r h a b it of w o rsh ip ­
in g w ith us. T h e m o rn in g serv ice is
a t 11 a n d S u n d ay school is a t 10.
Rev. J o h n K. W alpole, P a sto r
S u n d ay school, 10 a. m. C h ris tia n
E n d eav o r, 7 p. m. E v e n in g w orship,
8 p. m. Serm on by th e p a sto r and
s in g in g led by th e y o u n g people’s
ch o ir.
Y oung people's c h o ir p ractice,
M onday ev e n in g a t 7 :3 0 a t ch u rch .
T e a c h e r’s stu d y
class
M onday
e v e n in g a t 7; 00.
P ra y e r m e e tin g T h u rsd a y evening
a t 7 :3 0 .
PEN TECO STA L TA B E R N A C L E
L ad ies m issio n ary m e e tin g W ed ­
E. D. G reeley, P a s to r
T he B ible school convenes a t 10 n esd ay a fte rn o o n , J a n u a r y
17, a t
a. m. D evo tio n al se rv ic e is a t 11. hom e of Mrs. W alpole.
T h e p a sto r w ill b rin g a m essage on
th e su b ject, " F a c e s a t th e W in d o w .” Umatilla Community Presbyterian
Church
T h e ev en in g serv ice w ill p ro v e In
Rev. Jo h n K. W alpole, P a sto r
s p ira tio n a l w ith a tim ely an d b rie f
S u n d ay school 10 a m.
M orning
m essage from th e S crip tu res.
T h e serv ices a t th e B u tte r C reek w o rsh ip 11 a.m . S erm on by p asto r.
school a re c o n tin u in g to prove a C h ris tia n E n d eav o r 7 :1 5 p.m.
L ad ies’ m issio n ary m e e tin g T h u rs ­
b lessin g to all a tte n d in g .
M eet us
th e re a t 2 :3 0 an d en jo y th e fello w ­ d ay a fte rn o o n , J a n . 25, a t hom e of
sh ip of those w holesom e people w ho Mrs. B u rn s.
have m ade th a t p a rt of th e com m un-
Irrigon Community Presbyterian
Church
The Rumor Is True
CAN’T BEAT OUR
CRACKERS
2
VALUES!
Pound Box
H a r d M ix C a n d y
Lb. 9 c
M a r s h m a l l o w s Fluffiest
M IL K
Borden’s Tall Cans
B a k in g P o w d e r
BROOM S
4-Tie
15c
Lb. 9c
3 fo r 1 9 c
Lb. Pkg.
Each
18C
28c
Connor’s Cash Stores
HERMISTON
UMATILLA
Phone 2761
Phone 3136
T e ev en in g of J a n u a r y 19 is the keep th a t d a te open.
Ing-jew or E n g lish ivy. T hese v in es
N ext m eetin g of th e clu b w ill be
w ill th riv e in s u n lig h t or sem i- tim e, th e h ig h school a u d ito riu m is
d ark n ess. O utside of a d d in g w ater, th e place, an d th e P en d leto n Male J a n u a r y 26. W e hope we w ill be see-
th e only re g u la r c are needed by C horus w ill be th e a ttra c tio n , so ing you.
th ese p la n ts is w ip in g th e m clean or
sp ra y in g them w ith w a te r once a
week. A piece o f ch a rc o a l w ill keep
th e w a te r sw eet an d p rev en t stem
rot.
You Can Whip Our
A c a rro t subm erged in a vase w ith
only th e low er tw o -th ird s covered
w ith w itter w ill m ake a p leasin g
fe a th e ry g ro w th . A sw eet p o ta to set
stem up in a vase w ill send fo rth a
lu x u ria n t vine, but should be s t a r t ­
ed e arly In th e fall. T h e sw eet po­
tato es sold la te r a re so w ell cured
th a t th e y a re slow in s ta r tin g th e ir
g ro w th . If you w a n t a low bush y
p lan t, p inch back th e tip s of th e
grow th.
Cream,
OAt THE
SACK/
Phone 891
Hermiston D airy
A sm all leaved coleus in a g reen
glass vase, placed w here it can g et
th e sun for a s h o rt tim e each day, to
in su re a rosy tin g e on th e leaves,
w ill prove very a ttra c tiv e .
H. L. PAYNE, Owner
SAFE WAYS ANNUAL 6 DAY
JANUARY GROCERY SALE !
January 12 to 18 Inch
Armour’s Star Lard
d. lb. tin
39*
8 lb. tin
S tock up th e p a n try a t S afew ay ’s
A n n u al J a n u a r y G rocery S ale! You
w ill save m oney on every item fo r
S afew ay has th e low prices.
75*
TOMATOES
M a tc h e s
By Mrs. T. A. O 'G rady
It is tim ely to m a k e p re p a ra tio n s
for feed in g o u r w in te rin g birds. If
we a re to have an y sev ere w e a th e r
it m u st com e soon. P ieces of su e t or
h alv es of ap p les secu red so th a t th ey
c a n n o t fall in to th e snow , b its of
b read o r co rn m eal to g e th e r w ith
fresh w a te j w ill m ean th e d iffe r­
ence b etw een life an d d e a th to o u r
le a th e re d frien d s.
Mrs. H am m gave d ire c tio n s for
b u ild in g b ird feed in g s ta tio n s w hen
sh e ta lk e d on "B ird L ife in O ur G ar­
d e n s’’ N ovem ber 20 a t club m eet­
ing. A long th is sam e lin e of th o u g h t
we re c e n tly read . “ M any of our birds
could g et alo n g w ith o u t feeding
w hile th e snow is o n th e g ro u n d , if
th ey could get g rit to h elp dig est
w hat th ey pick up n o rm ally , b u t
th o u sa n d s of b ird s d ie w hen feed by
kin d h e a rte d b ird lo v ers g iv e them
no g r it.”
♦ ♦ ♦
No o th e r h o u se p la n ts cause so
little w ork or fit m ore g ra c e fu lly in ­
to a s m any places In th e hom es as
do vines. M any vin es m ake a s a tis ­
fa c to ry g ro w th in d o o rs in w ater, b u t
a m ost h ap p y selectio n for th ia tim e
of th e y e a r w ould b a e ith e r w an d er-
10 lbs. 58c - 100 lbs. $ 0 .6 2
SUGAR
13*
U & I F in e G ra n u la te d or P u re C ane
I
Bradshaw’s Honey
200
5 lb. tin
Airway Coffee
2 lbs.
200
3 lbs.
j
2 No. i/2 tins
Del M onte - F an cy Q u ality S hredded
OYSTERS
2 5-oz. tins
D u n b ar - Sm all Cove
CANDY
.
190
Quart 23*
No. 1 tin 00
lb. 25*
ib. 21*
!4 gal. 21*
roll 00
Pkg. 110
.
2 lbs.
Cld F ash io n ed C hocolates, B roken or Satiin Mix
Eggs
SALAD DRESSING
L a rg e F re sh - G rad e “ A
Dozen
M edium s
5^
C ascade
J 3^
SPAGHETTI
F ran co -A m erican
MAXWELL HOUSE
o r H ILLS C O FFE E
Kitchen Craft Flour
2 4 y 8 lb. sk.
7^0
49 lbs.
$ j
EDWARDS
39
E x tra Q u ality Coffee
PUREX
M aster B leacher
SILK TISSUE
Sanka
or K A F F E E HAG
~
2C0
SUPURB
Lge. pkg. 160
W ash in g P ow der
SUNNY DAWN
46 oz. tin J 7 0
T om ato J u ic e
4 No. 1 tin s 25c
'
MADE RITE FLOUR
4 lb. bag f O0
W hole W h eat. C racked W h e a t or G raham
CHEESE
Lb. J 9
D arigold - N ippy o r Mild
FORMAY
3 lb. tin 400
P u re V egetable S h o rte n in g
JELL WELL
Pkg- 4^
A sserted F lav o rs
EGG NOODLES
14 oz. pkg. 100
B ig V alue
ALBERS OATS
9 lb. sack 0 00
Peacock - Q uick or R e g u la r
ORANGE JUICE
No. 1 tall tin 00
A m ita
TUNA FISH
21/2 lb. tin
¿00
No. 2i/2 tin
Del M onte - F an cy Q u ality
6 box ca rto n
F u lly W ra p t
CORN KIX
Lb.
P o p u la r C ereal
Rev. Jo h n K. W alpole, P a sto r
M o rn in g w o rsh ip 10 a.m . Serm on
by th e p asto r.
S u n d ay school 1 0 :4 5 a.m .
♦ ❖ *0 0 ^ 0 0 0 + 0090
GARDEN CLUB
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CHATS
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But You Can’t Beat Our
Milk
Boardman Community Presbyterian
Church
IOC
THOMPSON'S DRUG
YOU
THURSDAY, JANUARY 11, 1940.
THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON.
bat A Produce Value;
LEG O’ LAMB
lb . 19c
LAMB ROAST
lb . 14c
S w ift’s - G en u in e L am b - S w eet & T en d er
T rim m ed C en ter S h o u ld er C u ts
SMELT
F resh C olum bia R iver
POT ROAST
L B .....................
Q u a lity
lean
te n d e r beef
15*
3 lb s. 39c
S W IF T ’S JO W L
BACON
io*
/n our F ruitstands
ORANGES
F an cy S u n k ist - Sw eet & Ju ic y
220 size
2 0oz.
c
C au liflow er
Lemons
Lettuce g a
Solid Ice P ack
C arsten’s Ham
F resh Solid H eads
lb H
. 23c
Sw eet A T e n d er - R eady to S erve - S k in n ed
Pork R oasts
S h an k less S h o u ld er C uts
¿ / t ld fie /H C w M l.
o r whole
lb . I l l c
$ 2 .8 9
4
200
S n o w y w h ite heads - lge. hd. « g u
Fresh Side P ork lb. 14c
W ell S treak ed w ith L ean
Case
F an cy S u n k is t - Sw eet
Ju ic y ‘S
L arg e jum bo size
Doz.
H ead
CABBAGE
Lb.
CARROTS
T e n d er C a lifo rn ia
’
2 bunches
YOUR SAFEWAY STORE HAS THE LOWEST PRICES •
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