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U M A T IL L A CO t , . Y
GOLF T O U R N A M E N T
T O BE A P R IL 7T H
T h e a n n u a l U m a tilla golf to u rn a ­
m e n t w ill be held th is y ear a t P e n ­
d le to n S unday, A p ril 7, acco rd in g to
Ja m e s T odd, p re sid e n t o t th e H e r­
m isto n golf club. T he a f f a ir is g e t­
tin g to be q u ite p o p u la r am ong co u n ­
ty g o lfers a n d each y e a r re p re se n ta ­
tiv e s a tte n d from th e v ario u s g o lf­
in g tow ns.
In o rd e r to com p lete a rra n g e m e n ts
fo r th e to u rn a m e n t it is n ecessary
t h a t h an d ica p s be se n t in sev eral
w eeks p rio r to th e m eet. A ll local
g o lfers w ho a re p la n n in g to a tte n d
a r e asked to tu r n in sev eral card s
to R. A. B row nson d u rin g th e n ex t
w eek in o rd e r th a t a h a n d ic a p may
be m ade.
No sp e c ia l team w ill be picked
fro m H e rm isto n b u t an y o n e w ish in g
to p a rta k e sh o u ld n o tify Mr. Todd
o r Mr. B row nson.
CHECK-UP URGED
O N REGISTRATION
Voters! in th is reg io n a re u rg e d to
ch eck up on th e ir re g is tr a tio n in
o rd e r to be elig ib le for th e M ay p ri­
m aries. T h e dead lin e fo r r e g is tr a ­
tio n h as been s e t a t A p ril 17, an d
an y o n e in d o u b t as to th e s ta tu s of
lis tin g is asked to re p o rt a t th e O re­
gon H a rd w a re & Im p lem en t Co.
w h e re a re g is tr a tio n lis t is a v a il­
able.
A tte n tio n is called to th e fa c t th a t
an y o n e w ho h a s m oved from one
p re c in c t to a n o th e r m u st re -re g iste r.
F o r in s ta n c e m ov in g from w est of
F ir s t S tre e t ( n o r th a n d so u th road
by th e H e rm isto n H o te l) to th e east
side of tow n is c h a n g in g p recin cts,
re q u irin g a new lis tin g .
F u rth e rm o re , a n y one d e sirin g to
c raw l over th e fen ce w h ere p resu m ­
ab ly green p a stu re s th r iv e m ay do
so p rio r to A pril 17,- m e a n in g th a t
p a rty a ffilia tio n
m ay
also
be
changed.
CALL ISSUED FOR
BASEBALL PLAYERS
R um ors th a t h av e p ersisted d u r­
in g th e p a st few w eeks th a t H e rm is­
ton w ill be re p re se n te d th is y e a r by
a tow n b aseb all team
have b o rn e
f r u it w ith a re s u lt th a t th e firs t
m e e tin g of in te re ste d p lay ers w ill be
held T u esd ay n ig h t, M arch 26, a t
th e H e ra ld office, b e g in n in g a t 8 :0 0
o’clock.
An a tte m p t w ill be m ade a t th is
tim e to see if en o u g h m a te ria l is
a v a ila b le h e re fo r su ch a v e n tu re .
T e n ta tiv e p lan s c all fo r a b aseb all
gam e h ere J u ly 4 w h en it is hoped
to b rin g a s tro n g team fo r co m p eti­
tio n . A nyone in te re ste d in b aseb all
is asked to a tte n d th e m e e tin g T u es­
d ay.
Ten Years Ago
T he H erm isto n G olf club held its
a n n u a l m e etin g M onday a n d th e fol­
lo w in g o fficers for th e en su in g y ear
w ere elec ted :
W . W . F elth o u se,
p re sid e n t, a n d Ja m e s D. Todd, sec-
c re ta ry -tre a s u r e r.
H erm isto n lost th e ir ch an ce of
g a in in g th e d is tric t ch am p io n sh ip in
d e b a te w hen th ey d eb ate d w ith Mac
H i T h u rsd a y and lo st b o th debates.
T h e n e g a tiv e team w as com posed of
J a n e W a rn e r an d Ed B ensel a n d th e
a ffirm a tiv e team ,
M o rris P ierso n
and R u th C herry.
In a deal com pleted la s t F rid a y ,
R aym ond W a lk e r of P e n d leto n be­
cam e th e o w n er of th e H erm isto n
S ervice s ta tio n .
M onte H ed w all, w ho is em ployed
in th e cre a m e ry a t H ep p n er, w as in
H e rm isto n S u n d ay v is itin g h is p a r­
en ts, Mr. an d Mrs. G. F . H edw all.
A lton H ooker, w ho h a s been w ith
th e U nited S ta te s M arin es in C hin a,
for th e p a st fo u r y ears, Is v is itin g
fo r a m onth w ith h is p a re n ts in Col­
u m b ia d is tric t.
Dave M ittle sd o rf and fam ily m ov­
ed to P e n d le to n la s t w eek w h ere
th e y w ill m ake th e ir hom e.
E. P. Dodd, re a l e s ta te d e a le r of
W alla W alla an d fo rm er re sid e n t of
H e rm isto n , is in th e c ity th is w eek.
E ric B y orkgren of E lm a, W n ., is
a new em ployee a t th e F ir s t N a tio n ­
a l B ank.
M. T. M a to tt w as p ro u d ly d isp la y ­
in g a 9 <4 pound ste e lh e a d o n th e
s tre e ts of H e rm isto n T u esd ay m o rn ­
ing.
T h ro u g h th e e ffo rts of 8 u p t. S haw ,
H ertp lsto n w ill be a m em b er of th e
U m a tilla
H igh
School
B aseball
leag u e th is season.
Of la st y e a r’s
lin eu p , S m ith ,
K en n in g s,
M artin ,
H itt, A ddlem an
an d
T h ro o p a re
back to re ta in th e ir old positio n s.
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U M A T ILLA COUNTY PAPER
VOLUME XXXIII.
FARMERS DISCUSS
LAND USE PROBLEMS
AT TWO MEETINGS
HERMISTON. UMATILLA COUNTY, OREGON, MARCH 21, 1940.
A ttend Som e C h u rch E aster Sunday
E a s te r S u n d a y evening, th e ch o ir
of the M ethodist ch u rc h w ill p resen t
a sacred co n cert of m usic w hich tells
th e sto ry of E aster. T he service w ill
begin a t 8 :0 0 o’clock, o pening w ith
“ T he P a lm s" by th e w om en’s q u a r­
te t. T h e c h o ir w ill th e n s in g -a group
of th re e n um bers, " L ift Up Y our
H eads Ye M ighty G ates,” “ A ll G lory
L aud an d H o n o r” a n d " T h e re Is a
F o u n ta in F illed W ith Blood.”
A fter th e p ray er, “T he H eavens
A re D eclarin g ” by th e q u a rte t,
a n o th e r g ro u p w ill in clude " In to th e
W oods My M aster W e n t,” “ ‘Tis
M idnight an d on O lives B row " and
“ A las and Did My S av io u r B leed.”
T h is w ill be follow ed by sc rip tu re
re a d in g an d th e o fferin g , w ith a n
o ffe rto ry solo by Mrs. M abie G im ble.
" H a il T hou Once D ispUed Je s u s,”
“ Crow n H im W ith M any C row ns”
an d "A lle lu ia ” w ill be su n g by th e
choir, follow ed by a d uet, “ O ut of
th e S hadow s” , by M esdatnes W ool-
ley an d C ushing.
T he p rogram w ill close w ith th e
choir s in g in g "B e n e a th th e C ross of
Je s u s” an d “ H a lle lu ja h .” T h e p u b ­
lic is co rd ially in v ite d to h e a r these
m essages in song.
MEMBERS A D D ED
T O C O M M IT T E E
An in ten siv e c o n sid e ra tio n o f p ro­
blem s a ffe c tin g th e farm econom y
of th e H erm isto n co m m u n ity has
been g iven by local fa rm e rs in a s e r ­
ies of tw o m eetin g s th is p a st w eek.
T he firs t m eetin g , h eld in th e
A m erican L egion h all F rid a y of la st
w eek, w itn essed a g e n e ra l d iscussion
of th e lan d use p ro b lem s in
th is
a rea by a g ro u p of a b o u t 25 in te r e s t­
ed farm ers. Such m a tte rs as cro p ­
p in g p ractices, w a te r u tiliz a tio n , soil
fe rtility , an d size of u n it cam e up
for co n sid eratio n in th e co u rse of a
g e n e ra l discussion led by A ssista n t
C o unty A g en t M. E. K n ick erb o ck er.
At th is m e etin g a c o m m ittee of
tw o, c o n sistin g of F re d
S h elto n .
S ta n fie ld , an d C arso n L in d e r, W est-
lan d , w as ap p o in ted to w o rk w ith
th e p resen t lan d use co m m u n ity com ­
m ittee, co n sistin g of R. G. S aylor,
B u tte r C reek, C. M. Ja ck so n , M in n e­
h a h a , W. T. R eeves, U m a tilla M ea­
dows, an d H. J. O tt, C olum bia.
T he second m eetin g , h eld W ed n es­
day n ig h t in th e a s s is ta n t co u n ty
a g e n t’s office, w as a tte n d e d by all
m em bers of th e co m m ittee for th e
p u rpose of d ra w in g up a m ore d e ­
ta ile d lan d u se m ap th a n th a t p re ­
p ared tw o y ears ago fo r th e C ounty
E conom ic C onference. L an d use con­
sid e ra tio n in th is co m m u n ity a t th is
tim e is p a r t of a sim ila r m ovem ent
b eing c a rrie d on in every co u n ty in
th e s ta te a n d every s ta te
in th e
U nion, acc o rd in g to Mr. K n ic k e r­
bocker. It is hoped th a t b y in te n ­
sive p la n n in g in each com m u n ity ,
a g re e m e n t can be reach ed by a m a­
jo r ity of th e fa rm e rs a s to w h a t
c o n stitu te s th e m ajo r p ro b lem s in
th e a re a an d in th is w ay ch an g es
m ay be b ro u g h t a b o u t th a t w ould be
im possible if th e y w ere o n ly backed
by a few of th e fa rm e rs In each d is­
tr ic t, Mr. K n ick erb o ck er states.
F IG H T CARD IS
SCHEDULED FOR
N E X T W EDNESD AY
T he a n n u a l H erm isto n h ig h school
sm oker w ill be stag ed in th e g y m ­
n asiu m n e x t W ednesday, M arch 27,
w ith a fu ll ev en in g of e n te r ta in ­
m ent. T h e m ain ev en t of th e ev en ­
in g w ill be b etw een S am m y
Mc­
C rack en , local p rid e, an d
Dean
G ro th of P en d leto n . T he a f f a ir h as
been b illed m ore as a n ex h ib itio n
because of th e w eig h t d ifferen ces,
Sam m y w e ig h in g 135 an d G ro th 165.
Six speedy b o u ts have been lin ed
u p as p re lim in a rie s w ith th e co n ­
te s ta n ts w in n e rs in in te r-c la ss com ­
p etitio n . Included a re : B. C orpe vs.
C h arles H ale; C has. P ierso n vs. R u s­
sell P ie rso l; Jo h n A llen vs A lfred
B uell; R aym ond H o llo m an vs. Bob
D aw son;
K elly T ille r
vs.
A llan
C lark e, an d W ay n e H a rris vs. F ra n k
M cKenzie.
A m ong o th e r e n te r ta in m e n t w ill
be tw o w re s tlin g m atch es an d a pie
e a tin g c o n test.
LE N H A R T RELEASED
O N LONG PROBATION
A lonzo L. L e n h a rt, w ho pleaded
g u ilty before C irc u it Ju d g e C. L.
Sw eek to a c h a rg e of sodom y, M on­
d ay a t P e n d leto n w as placed on a
fiv e-y ear p ro b atio n .
T erm s of th e
p ro b atio n in clu d e sta y in g aw ay from
H erm isto n d u rin g t h a t p erio d b u t
w ith in th e s ta te o f O regon, and
w ith in th e care an d cu sto d y of h is
b ro th e r, O tis W . L e n h a rt, a t R ose­
burg.
R elativ es of L e n h a rt cam e to H e r­
m iston M onday in o rd e r to seek a
release for him .
MISS REID CHOSEN
FOR HO M E EC. SCHOOL
Miss B a rb a ra R eid, d a u g h te r of
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. R eid an d a sen io r
a t O regon S ta te college, h a s been
chosen as a re p re se n ta tiv e of th e
H om e E conom ics course to th e M er­
rill-P a lm e r school in D e tro it. Miss
R eid w as chosen from a la rg e class
an d c a rrie s w ith it m uch ho n o r.
S h e w ill leave S a tu rd a y fo r De­
tr o it fo llo w in g a sh o rt s ta y a t th e
hom e o f h e r p a re n ts h ere d u rin g
sp rin g v acatio n . T h e co u rse in De­
tr o it w ill co u n t to w ard s h e r college
c r e d it.'
SACRED CONCERT
W IL L BE G IV E N A T
M E T H O D IS T C H U R C H
BASEBALL OPENER
SCHEDULED SOON
SENIORS TO PRESENT
"S K ID D IN G " A PR IL 5
H E R M I S T O N HAS
N EW W ATER W A G O N
T h e sen io r class has chosen for its
sp rin g p ro d u ctio n , A pril 5, “ S k id ­
d in g ” , a th re e -a c t comedy w hich w as
w ritte n by A u ro n ia R ouverol, re ­
leased th ro u g h S am uel F re n c h , and
w ill be u n d e r th e d irectio n of M iss
L av in a May L ynch.
T h e play serves as a b asis for
M-G-M S tu d io 's fam ous A ndy H ard y
p ic tu re s t a r r in g Mickey Rooney as
A ndy H a rd y an d Lew is S tone as
Ju d g e H ardy.
T he b rig h t g la re on th e s tre e ts
W ednesday w as th e reflectio n from
th e firs t o fficial ap p e a ra n c e of th e
C ity of H erm isto n w a te r w agon. A
700-gallon ta n k h a s been m ounted
ato p th e C hevrolet chassis w hich has
also been used for th e dum p tru c k .
T he new piece of a p p a ra tu s has been
so c o n stru cte d th a t it m ay be in te r ­
changed w ith th e d u m p in g eq u ip ­
m ent.
A need for b e tte r sp rin k lin g fa c il­
itie s w as fe lt la st sum m er w ith th e
Local Men Attend Convention.
re s u lt th a t th e p re s e n t eq u ip m en t
C. J. Jack so n a n d P a u l V an P a t- w as added.
ttn , em ployed a t th e U m atilla Co­
o p e ra tiv e C ream ery of H erm isto n ,
s p e n t ■ from T u esd ay till F rid a y in TROUBADORS PLAY
P o rtla n d a tte n d in g a b u tte rm a k e rs ’ HERE SATU R D A Y
conv en tio n . Mrs. Jack so n an d Mrs.
V an P a tte n accom panied th e ir h u s­
T he p o p u lar T ro u b ad o rs w ill p lay
bands.
in th e local C om m unity p a rk h all
S a tu rd a y n ig h t fo r a n o th e r of a s e r ­
Mrs. Sommerer Has Operation
Mrs. H en ry S om m erer of th e Col­ ies of d ances being stag ed th ere. T he
have re c e n tly added
u m b ia d is tric t u n d e rw e n t a m ajo r T ro u b ad o rs
o p eratio n a t P e n d leto n T h u rsd ay a n o th e r in s tru m e n t and a re bedeck­
m o rn in g . L a te st w ord ju s t before ed in new reg alia.
P o p u la r adm ission prices wil be
th e H erald w en t to press w as th a t
ch arg ed .
sh e w as p ro g ressin g nicely.
NOEL BENNION PRINCIPAL SPEAKER THURSDAY
AT MEETING OF PROJ ECT FARM BUREAU
T h e U m atilla P ro je c t F a rm B u­
re a u m et T h u rsd a y ev en in g , M arch
14. in th e re c e n tly com pleted com ­
m u n ity h all in C olum bia p a rk w ith
ap p ro x im ately 80 people p resen t.
H. J . O tt opened th e m eetin g w ith
co m m u n ity sin g in g led by Mrs. Em il
Z ivney. w ith Miss M y rth en a M artin
a t th e piano.
Mr. O tt spoke b riefly co n cern in g
th e new h all, as did Mrs. P ercy C or­
m an. p resid en t of th e F. B. A., and
P ercy C orm an w ho w as th e b u ild in g
su per visor.
A lb ert N ieschi of S tan field played
sev eral fine selectio n s on his accor-
d ian.
T he p rin c ip a l sp eak er of th e ev en ­
ing w as Noel B ennion, ex ten sio n sp e­
c ia lis t in p o u ltry
h u sb an d ry .
He
discussed th e bro o d in g an d re a rin g
of ch ick s an d p oults, and told also
of th e ou tlo o k fo r p o u ltry prices for
th e com ing y ear. He said th e M arch
B u reau of E conom ics sta te d
th a t
p o u ltry m en in ten d ed to raise 4 to
5 p er cen t m ore tu rk e y s th a n last
year.
Mr.
B ennion
answ ered
m any
q u estio n s th a t h ad been p u zzling
p o u ltry m en . W h ile on th e flo o r he
an n o u n ced th a t Jo h n Je n d rzejew sk i.
p re sid e n t of th e E a stern O regon T u r­
key G row ers, h as been ap p o in ted a
m em ber of th e N a tio n al T u rk e y F ed ­
era tio n .
On d isp lay w as th e b e a u tifu l q u ilt
that the au xiliary has ju s t finished
and a p a ir of nice pillow s w ith slips
d o nated by Mrs. Jo h n Jen d rzejew sk i,
Mrs. Ja p T em pleton an d Mrs. S. Ko-
pacz. T he a u x ilia ry served re fre sh ­
m ents of san d w ich es, d o u g h n u ts and
coffee.
Mrs. M iles B a ra g a r and Mrs. J. S.
B u rn h am m ade a tr ip to E llen sb u rg
F rid ay .
M ary
B u rn h am re tu rn e d
w ith them for sp rin g vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. W oolley w ere
S unday v isito rs a t th e H. J. O tt
hom e.
D orothy N elson, w ho is b ein g
tre a te d in th e P en d leto n h o sp ital, is
expected hom e F rid a y .
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. C able e n te r ­
tain ed w ith a tu rk e y d in n e r S unday
h o n o rin g th e follow ing b irth d a y s:
Mrs. E m m a C h ristley , D oreen Cable,
Mrs. C able an d Mrs. B. H u tch iso n .
T hose p re se n t w ere Mrs. C h ristley .
Mrs. M ary H a rr, Mr. and Mrs. C. L.
U pham . Mr. and Mrs. W. A. M ike-
sell, Dell C h ristley , Mr. an d Mrs. C a­
ble, D oreen C able an d Mr. and Mrs.
B ax ter H utchison.
Mrs. Tom S te w a rt called on M rs.
Joe Udey W ednesday m orning.
Joe Joh n so n of W allow a, and M erl
McKee of G rand C oulee w ere week
end g uests a t th e Jo h n Je n d rz e je w ­
ski home.
Mr. and Mrs. R o b ert W oodw ard
had as g u ests F rid a y ev ening an
(C ontinued on page 6)
T he o pening b aseb all gam e for
Coach C ritc h fie ld ’s diam ond a rtis ts
comes T uesday, A pril 2, w hen A th ­
en a comes to H erm isto n . T he B u ll­
dogs opened p ra c tic e sessions here
th is week w ith in d icatio n s th a t a
fa irly stro n g team can be m ustered.
P ro sp ects for a fu ll season of con­
tests, how ever, a t th e p re s e n t tim e
ap p ears exceedingly slim . P ra c tic a l­
ly all th e sm aller schools in th e v i­
c in ity have dropped th e a n cie n t pas-
tim e from th e ir p ro g ram s w ith the
re s u lt th a t only tw o tilts hav e been
sla te d for th e B ulldogs. T hese a re
th e one w ith A th en a h e re a n d a re ­
tu rn en co u n te r. I t is expected th a t
several m ore gam es w ill be sch ed u l­
ed in th e n e a r fu tu re .
FUNDS PROMISED
F O R LA GRANDE
T R E K I N A PR IL
M em bers of th e h ig h school glee
clubs a n d band a re ju b ila n t these
days w ith th e a n n u a l tr ip to th e La
G rande m usic show p ra c tic a lly a s­
sured. S u ffic ie n t fu n d s have been
prom ised by v arious o rg a n iz a tio n s in
H erm iston to provided for th e ex­
penses. T h ese groups in clu d e the
L adies A u x iliary of th e A m erican
Legion, P. T. A., P ro je c t F a rm B u r­
eau, C om m ercial club an d th e C ity
of H erm iston.
T he m usic festiv al is a tte n d e d by
m usic o rg a n iz a tio n s from m any of
th e schools of e a ste rn O regon an d
provides ex cellen t com petion and ex­
perience. In a d d itio n th e tr ip serves
as a rew ard for th e m onths of h ard
work in p re p a ra tio n for v ario u s m us
ical e n te r ta in m e n t an d o th e r e n te r­
ta in m e n ts.
T e n ta tiv e p lan s for a 6 :0 0 a. m.
s t a r t on S a tu rd a y , A p ril 13, for 70
T e n ta tiv e p lan s call fo r a 6 :0 0 a.
m. s ta r t on S a tu rd a y , A pril 13, fo r 70
eag er y o u n g sters. T he gro u p w ill re ­
tu rn hom e th e sam e day.
FRANK LEICHT
F ra n k L eich t, service s ta tio n and
cam p g ro u n d o p e ra to r a t Irrig o n ,
passed aw ay a t 1 2 :5 0 T h u rsd ay
m o rn in g follow ing a s h o r t illness.
He was 57 y ears of ag e a n d bad
lived a t Irrig o n for som e tim e. Mr.
L eich t w as well know n In H erm is­
ton.
He is survived by h is w idow , tw o
d a u g h te rs, Mrs. Ben N e tte r of A uro­
ra an d Mrs. Sam U m aker of C astle
R ock, W n.. and o ne son, F ra n k Jr.
F u n e ra l services w ill be held a t
2 :0 0 o’clock S a tu rd a y a t P r a n n ’s
F u n e ra l P a rlo rs w ith Rev. C. W a r­
n e r in ch arg e.
B u ria l w ill be a t
E cho w ith th e Odd F ellow s In c h arg e
of th e services.
License Examiner Coming
A tra v e lin g ex am in er of o p e ra to rs
and c h a u ffe u rs is scheduled to a r ­
riv e In H erm iston T h u rsd a y , M arch
ig , and w ill be on d u ty a t th e city
lib ra ry betw een th e h o u rs of 11:00
a. m. to 5 :0 0 p. m., acco rd in g to a
re c e n t a n n o u n cem en t released from
th e S e c re ta ry o f S ta te ’s office. All
those w ishing p erm its or licenses to
d riv e c ars a re asked to get in touch
w ith th e e x am in er d u rin g
these
hours.
NUMBER 31
LOCAL CHURCHES
PLAN SERVICES TO
OBSERVE EASTER
S U N D A Y M EETINGS
BEGIN A T SUNRISE
T he people of H erm isto n w ill be
affo rd ed sev eral o p p o rtu n itie s of
p a rtic ip a tin g in th e observance o f
th e E a s te r season. Two such se rv i­
ces a re b eing sponsored Jo in tly by
a nu m b er ot th e local churches. A
jo in t service to w hich th e com m uni­
ty is u rg ed to a tte n d is th e Good
F rid a y service w hich is b eing h eld
in th e B a p tist ch u rch on F rid ay ,
M arch 22, d u rin g th e noon h o u r, be­
g in n in g a t 1 2 :1 5 an d c o n tin u in g
u n til 12:50. T he m eeting w ill open
w ith a song service led by Rev.
Loree. A fter th is th e sc rip tu re w ill
be read by Rev. G reeley, a n d th e in ­
vocation w ill be given by Rev. C u sh ­
ing. S pecial m usic w ill be provided
by th e B a p tist church. C. W a rn e r,
p asto r of th e U nion ch u rch , w ill
b rin g th e m essage for the day on th e
su b je c t, “T h e Old R ugged C ross.”
T he a n n u a l S unrise Service w ill
be held th is y ear, w eath er p e rm it­
tin g , a t the C om m unity Golf course,
M arch 24 a t 6 :1 5 a. m. T hose de­
s irin g to jo in th is service w ill m eet
a t th e U nion ch u rc h w here th e m eet­
ing w ill be held in case of poor
w eath er.
T he p ro g ram for th e h o u r is b u ilt
aro u n d th e them e, “ I K now T h a t My
R edeem er L iv e th .”
A fter a group
of co n g re g a tio n a l hym ns led by Don
DeMoss, C. W a rn e r w ill d eliv er th e
invocation.
F o llow ing th e re a d in g
of th e sc rip tu re , four young people
w ill g ive ta lk s on the subjects, “T he
F a c t of the Ite su rrectio ,” "A m arin g
R e su lts of th e E m pty T om b,” ' Be
cause He Lives I Too S hall L ive” sn d
"God Lives In All A bout iis ” In ­
tersp ersed betw een th e ) >'’ * th e re
w ill be various special m usical sc)
tlons.
F rom the1 service, th e g ro u p wlH
go to th e U nion ch u rch w here a co­
o p erativ e b re a k fa st w ill be served.
It is hoped th a t m any w ill av a il
them selves of th ese services a s we
come to the close. of th e L en ten p e r­
iod. A co rd ial w elcom e is ex tended
to all.
FIRST A ID COURSE
TO BE SPONSORED
A T U M A T IL L A SOON
A s ta n d a rd firs t aid course w ill be
given in U m a tilla d u rin g th e n e x t
tw o m onths. T w en ty h o u rs of w ork
a re req u ired to com plete th e course.
A d u lts over 17 y e a rs of ag e a re In ­
vited to re g iste r fo r th is w ork. T h e
firs t class w ill be held W ednesday
evening, M arch 27, from 7 :0 0 to
9 :0 0 o'clock in th e U m atilla Com­
m u n ity hall.
Mrs. J. J. (J u liu s ) G im bel of H e r­
m iston w ill co n d u c t the course.
F ir s t aid as ta u g h t by th e A m er­
ican R ed C ross is p rom pt a n d e ff i­
cie n t em ergency c are of th e in ju re d
before th e a r r iv a l of a physician an d
includes: 1. co n tro l of b leed in g ; 2.
a rtific ia l re s p ira tio n ; 3. h a n d lin g
and tr a n s p o rta tio n ; 4. p rev en tio n of
in fe c tio n ; 5. reliev in g p a in ; 6. ac c i­
d e n t p rev en tio n .
R esidents of H erm iston a re in v it­
ed to p a rtic ip a te in th e course.
H .S . GIRLS' LEAGUE
SPONSORS SILVER TEA
A silv er tea, sponsored by the
G irls' L eague of th e H erm iston high
school, w ill be held n ex t T h u rsd ay ,
M arch 28, In th e h ig h school g y m n a­
sium . T he te a is open to th e public
and th e g irls hope to raise enough
m oney to allo w them to a tte n d the
sp rin g co n ference of leag u e rs in Ba­
ker th is year. T he h o u r for the tea
h as been se t from
4 to 5 o’clock.
M usic will i>e fu rn ish ed by B ill P e n ­
ney, accom panied by P h y llis S ires at
th e piano.
T h is w ill be th e firs t tea a tte m p t­
ed by o u r h ig h school g irls. G irls
p o u rin g w ill be:
F ran ces F o lle tt,
E lean o r S ires, E ln a Ilo lm q u lst a n d
M arlon Pierce. T hose a c tin g as hos­
tesses a re B a rb a ra Moore, G eorgia
L in d n e r, S usan K nox, Joyce M cCul­
ley, V irg in ia Todd a n d A udrey N ull.
O th ers a ss istin g
w ill be M abel
R auch, M olly A nn R lplay. M ary H a ­
zen, A nne P e te rso n , M yra G etchell,
B etty C h rlsten eo n and W an d a D u n ­
ning.