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THURSDAY, APRIL 4, 194». Mr. and Mrs. Joe Westfall of Uma spent the week end in Seattle where tilla were visiting at the John Knox the former visited Ben Boone, who is home Saturday. The Westfalls and Mr. and Mrs. A1 Darr left Friday Knoxs were old neighbors at Fossil. Visiting at the Virgil Wilkes home for Oregon City, where Mrs. Darr recently were Mr. and Mrs. John will remain for the next three months Published Every Thursday at Hillman and Mr. Hillman’s father of with her parents. They accompanied Hermiston, Umatilla County, Oregon. Kinzua. They are relatives of the Wilbur Steavens who was driving down to Gresham for the week end. Wilkes family. Alfred Quiring and Leander Quiring, Publishers. Mrs. Jeff Stephens and grandson Mr. and Mrs. Russell Piersol and daughter Ann were Sunday after Alva spent the week end in Portland. Miss Frances Bray, who has been noon visitors at the A. H. Cable Entered at the post office at Hermiston as Second visiting her sister in Klamath Falls, home. Class Matter, Dec. 1906, Umatilla County, Oregon. The DeMoss Turkey Farm deliver returned to the home of her parents, ed their first hatch of the season the Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Bray last week. The seasoned traveler carries AMERICAN EX Subscription Rates latter part of last week, the largest Frances is to be married soon to a PRESS TRAVELERS CHEQUES and enjoys the delivery, 2150 poults, going to the Hood River man. One Y ear.......................................... $2.00 Carl Caldwell of The Dalles visit Coe ranch at Stanfield. John Con comfort of knowing they will be accepted readily the Six Months ...................................... 1-00 ed his mother in Irrigon and friends rad had an order of 200. world over . . . . that prompt refund will be made if Mrs. Lois Blum left for Baker here over the week end. Three M onths......................................... 60 Mrs. Wilbur Stevens and son re Wednesday. they are lost or stolen un-countersigned. There is no Payable in Advance ________ Marjory Gray is home from Wal turned home with Mr. Stevens after red tape . . . . a countersignature, for identification, spending the past week in Gresham lula. Roy Pearson underwent an appen with her mother. Office Telephone ............................ 2051 is the only requirement. Issued in convenient de Miss Frances Grecian of Portland dicitis operation last week at College Residence Telephone ...................... 2333 nominations of $10, $20, $50 and $100 at 75 cents returned to her home after spending Place, Wn. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Root and Mrs. the past two weeks visiting her sis for each $100 purchased. P. Lester Johnson of Wasco had din ter, Mrs. Vern Dodge. Mrs. Dick Akers entertained at ner and spent the evening with Mr. three tables of bridge Saturday even and Mrs. Walter Maffie Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hugg and family ing, honoring her husband on his YOU MAY PURCHASE THEM IN moved last Friday to the Charley birthday at the Fred Mullins home. Keller place, formerly occupied by Prizes were won by Mrs. Leo Butter NEAT WALLETS FROM field, Fred Mullins and Bill Bracco. Cecil Madden. I Mr. and Mrs. Stearns Cushing and Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Bill Miss Esther Weidel of Pendleton Bracco, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Butter Jap Templeton and Clayton Tomble- were dinner guests at the John De field, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Coons, F. B. SWAYZE, President son, Sunday. Fried chicken and all Moss home Sunday. Miss Weidel is Mr. and Mrs. Earl Walker, Mr. and that goes with it, was enjoyed by the employed in the office of Raley, Kil Mrs. Fred Mullins and the honoree Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation ______ and hostess. kenny and Raley, attorneys. By Mrs. Baxter Hutchison following guests: Mr. and Mrs. J. Mrs. Jap Templeton’s sister from Templeton, Mrs. Charles Keller and Baker is here for a week or ten days’ Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Thompson of two daughters, James and Earl Get- visit. Pendleton have purchased the 20 chell and Cliff Tombleson. Mrs. Lois Blum was a dinner guest Mrs. Miles Barager, Miss Myrthe- Garden Club on Tuesday. Mrs. Carl spent the week end at the Ayers acres known as the Waller place from By Mrs. Rose Hedrick Mr. and Mrs. C L. Upham Mon Rhea and Carlene were guests. Mrs. home. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Traylor. Mr. na Martin and Miss Marjory Burn of day. Jim Daley received word this week Thompson has a clothes cleaning bus ham drove to Miss Martin’s home at S. P. Smith discussed care of potted Mrs. Jessie Hooker was at Connell, Mrs. Vernon Pratt, nee Twila piants. Subject for April 23 meeting of the death of his brother who lives iness in Pendleton, and has bought Madras Saturday. They came back Wn., Sunday, visiting her brother, House, of Baker, is at the home of the home of Mrs. Elliott will be in Ireland. the place only for an investment. He Sunday and on the way stopped at Jack Coons and wife. her mother, Mrs. Byron Brown, for at Mrs. Lois Kent purchased a Chev indoor gardens or terrariums. The will probably rent the house separate Rufus to visit at the Hoggard home, Mr. and Mrs. Willis Struthers and an extended visit. petunia has been chosen as the club’s rolet coupe last week. She drove to friends of Mrs. Barager. from the land. Mrs. Joe TTdey were callers at the Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mardsen and flower. Hood River for the week end. Arthur Greer of Pendleton, an as There was a meeting of the Y.G.A. Webb home Tuesday night. The buildings at the A. J. Vey little Dicky are visiting at the H. L. Mr. and Mrs. Sylvanus Smith Sr. sistant county assessor, has been at the Lloyd Fix home Friday even Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Dixson were Hedrick home. They are also visit working in this district the past ing. Apple pie, ice cream and coffee called to La Grande Wednesday on ing Mrs. Mardsen’s sister, Mrs. and Mrs. Smith Jr., who has visited ranch are undergoing a complete week. He is boarding at the Weeks were served as refreshments. here for some time, went to Portland paint job to be completed for the ro account of the illness of a daughter- Ralph Isackson at Echo. deo April 28. McAtee paint shop in to remain for the week. home. Mrs. J. E. Schroder and children in-law. Mrs. T. Roach of Pendleton is sub Tuesday Cap. Behme, local merchant, has Pendleton has the contract. Cliff Myrick of Pendleton, who re of Pendleton were week end visitors Mrs. Tom Sink and Mrs. Joe Udey stitute teacher for Mrs. Rachel Jack- R. E. McGreer returned Monday cently purchased the Campbell place at the Mabel Weeks home. were callers at the Forrest Moore son for the remainder of this term. returned from a business trip to Portland. Miss Neva Behme, and night from a week’s tour of Central across from the L. W. Douglas farm, Bill Lutrell of Portland spent home Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Bernice Smith, president of Oregon and left Tuesday morning will move to the place this week. Mr. Thursday night at the Corman home. Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Dixson and F. the S. A. A., was again able to pre Miss Eleanor Kasari who has com for Maupin. Myrick has worked on the county He came up with Charley Lynch. Mr. W. Lenz attended a chicken supper side at the meeting held Tuesday pleted her business course, accompan Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Wattenburger road grader for eight years. Ray Lynch lives at Cloverdale and took Thursday sponsored by the Milton night. Miss Leslie’s pupils, Alice ied him home. daughter Darlyne made a busi Oviatt, who has occupied the place home with him a truck load of baled and Freewater Townsend clubs at Hedrick and LaVerna Colpitts, gave Mrs. R. Starkweather and daugh and ness trip to Pasco Monday. this winter, will move into Hermis hay. that place. original poems. Mrs. Ed Brown ters were here Saturday. Miss Elva Mrs. R. E. McGreer and children ton. Mrs. L. W. Douglas had dinner served refreshments. Billie Gabriel Berry returned with them to The visited Mr. and Mrs. William Van Win in Pendleton Sunday after Rodney Rogers, who teaches school kle and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Campbell, Sunday with her son and his wife, and Grace Krause gave an April Fool Dalles. noon. at Pilot Rock, was home over the wheat ranchers from Lexington, were Mr. and Mrs. Otis Jordan. tap dance number John Edward Harrison spent the week end with his parents, Mr. and dinner guests at the R. B. Wilcox Mrs. C. E. Baker and Mrs. Rober week end with his aunt, Mrs. George Mrs. Roy Rogers. Rodney will teach home Monday. Mrs. Van Winkle and ta Gunn were calling on Mrs. C. L. while our teachers are all attending Currin and son Ronald. Mrs. Mc Upham Thursday of last week. at Pilot Rock again next year. the I. E. T. A. at Spokane this week, I Mrs. Wilcox are sisters. Greer and Mrs. Harrison drove to Le A. H. Cable made a trip to Pilot Mrs. Jess Correa Jr. was honored , liv Mrs. B ernice W a tte n b u rg e r Mrs. Fannie Morey of Oklahoma Mrs. John DeMoss, Mrs. Harold na after him Sunday evening. Rock Sunday. at the home of Mrs. Jess Correa Sr. | Hunt and daughter Irene, and Mrs. arrived Tuesday for a visit at the Mrs. Lois Blum and Mrs. Peck on Thursday with a shower. Mrs. ] Lamar were Pendleton visitors Tues Christley home. Mrs. Morey is a \ surprise pinochle party, honor- called on Mrs. Jessie Hooker Tues Dill Penney and Mrs. Espinola were sister of Mrs. Christley and has visit day. hostesses. Many friends vzere pres ’ S' B ert Barnes on his birthday, was Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Cable were in day. ed here a number of times. Percy Corman has been doing some ent. H Id at the Marion Finch home Sat- Mrs. H. M. Sommerer came home Pendleton Tuesday afternoon. 'a- night. Mrs. Barnes and Mrs. Mrs. Jack Manter, nee Dorothy Mrs. N. W. Bloom and Mrs. O. O. cabinet work for Emil Zivney this Tuesday from St. Anthony’s hospital Wilson, was compin ' nted Wedm s- meh v o ■ > hostesses. High honors Felthouse were visitors at the H. J. past week. and is getting along fine. r Bertha Ayers and Bert George Liebe made a trip to Wes day with a shower give i y Mr-. Bob Woodward received a letter Ott home Sunday. ne . and consolation to Mrs. E. B. Fred Shelton .'lrs. ... Rrfvem end Mrs. L. W. Dixson called on Mrs. ton last week for seed potatoes. this week from England telling of burger and Marion Finch. L. W. Dixson and F. Lenz attend- I Sl'rs7 Verl Wilson, The Girls League | the death in December of an uncle, Joe Udey Friday. Baldridge visited Sunday at Mrs. Otis Buell, Mrs. H. A. Wilson ed a Townsend meeting in Pendleton i provided social g lines. Phillip Woodward, age 76. He and of last week. P y Neill home. The W in e r’s Study . , cz . his wife were struck by a car while and Mrs. Jessie Hooker were among Wednesday i Jr:;. C. H. Bartholomew Mr. and Mrs. Charles Epperson Mrs. Ella Noli co me; barship at the crossing a street during one of the the guests at the shower given Mrs. were visitors at the Forrest Moore April 25th meeting hel i at. the home u-o-.o to Yakima Saturday to meet Continue to suffer from nightly black-outs. No lights of any Rex Jackson Tuesday afternoon. of Mrs. Jouannnuit. Much discussion V ’r daughter Mrs. H. Sethers and Mrs. Sophia Kopacz and daughter, home last week. kind are allowed to show in the city Mr. and Mrs. Bud Hooker were was given on Nora Wain’s book, io i ’’t-r Phoebe, and Betty Finch, poor eyesight when glas after dark because of the danger of Mis. John Graham and husband, have yranddaughter who attends ses of accurate vision, air raids during the war. Bob has returned from Hood River where they callers at the B. E. Getchell home ‘Reaching for the Stars,” which was heir presented by Mrs. Troy Coleman. i. i a, O'ymoia. They plan to correction received two British papers since the visited Mrs. Henry Hurley and Ed Tuesday. and beauty Mrs. Bessie Millard was a caller at Mesdaries Greathouse, Bi nnewitz and u-ril a week ther'a beginning of the war. One publics ward Kopacz, daughter and son of B y Ayers and Buck Hozzleton the Joe Udey home Friday. Smith were named to arrange for a cost so little? tion by the British Broadcasting Mrs. Sophia Kopacz. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Blinston and silver tea comi-.ic.-mr.'Ln » the fiftieth Miss Martha Belle Caldwell and company, and the other the Picture Post, similar to our Life magazine. Lynn Easten of The Dalles were for daughters Genevieve and Reta were anniversary of the W o n . i n’s Federat SEE Mr. and Mrs. John Jendrzejewski a short while Saturday evening at dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and ed clubs. P. A. Mrs. W. B. Foster. Mrs. Tom Gregor-' v as hostess to gave a birthday dinner honoring Mrs. the R. C. Woodward home. DR. DALE ROTHWELL Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Thompson of the Monday bridge club Substitute * VELVET Pendleton were afternoon visitors at players were Mrr. IL P. Bonnevvitz, Optometrist & Optician the Baxter Hutchison home Sunday. Mrs. J. Morris and Mrs. Ceorge El © HALF ft HALF Mr. and Mrs. Alva Stone of Hepp liott. Mrs. I,a Wallace h°ld high THOMPSON'S DRUG 418 Main St. - Pendleton ner were over night guests at the A. score. H. Cable home Monday. Mrs. N athan Bar.: e -t-rte in e d the Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Hutchison and Mr. and Mrs. Baxter Hutchison called on Mrs. Mary Harr Sunday afternoon. A G A /N ! W E B R IN G YOU A Mrs. Roy Pearson and children and Mrs. Gray visited Mr. Pearson in the LOOK AT THE hospital at College Place Saturday and also stopped at Wallula to see E Q U IP M E N T Marjory Gray who was employed MADE FOR IT there. Tuesday evening many people were watching the northern lights. Tele phones were kept busy calling friends to view the wonderful sight. The Hermiston Herald American Express Travelers Cheques h 0 R E g 1 o (P)N VÛ S<P AP E R P ublish ers ? 4-s-s.o c ia t i on FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF HERMISTON COLUMBIA NEWS STANFIELD NEWS PINE CITY NEWS WHY 0r¿[)0KIN6>TIT TRACTOR ITSELF UMATILLA NEWS By Mrs. Glenn Ostrom JOHN DEERE TR A C TO R S AND W O R K IN G E Q U IP M E N T EFORE you buy a tractor, make sure that you can get a complete line of working equipment to iio with it . . . equipment that is 100 per cent efficient, strong, easily handled, easy to adjust. In John Deere General Purpose Tractors and John Deere working equipment you get top quali ty all the way through; better performance at lower cost for a longer time. Simple, rugged John Deere Two-Cylinder Trac tors are specially designed to burn low-cost fuel successfully and efficiently—have fewer, sturdier parts—are easier to service—coet leee to mein- B Come in and And out how little It coete to equip your farm with a complete power farming outfit. Braden-Bell Tractor & Equipment Co. Store« in Arlington. Heppner, Walla Walls and Athena. PENDLETON - PHONE 518 YOUR FUEL DOLLAR GOES FARTHER in a JOHN DEERE Miss Betty McKenzie left Sunday for Portland where she will spend I three months at the Doernbecher hos pital in her nurses course. Miss Mc Kenzie has been in training at the St. Anthony’s hospital in Pendleton for the past two and half years. Mrs. E. McKenzie went down Saturday to look for an apartment. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Cooksly and son Darrel spent the week end in Port land where they visited his sister and mother. Mrs. Jack Soles returned to her home in Portland after a week spent with her father, Joe Long, and grand mother, Mrs. C. Binder. A good crowd attended the dance given by the firemen of TTmaUlla here Saturday night. Bessie Dexter, who is teaching school near Prineville spent the week end visiting at the home of her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Dexter. The Ladies Aid held their regular missionary meeting at the Communi ty hall Thursday afternoon. After the regular Pocahontas lodge meeting last Thursday night they held their monthly social evening, with bridge, pinochle and checkers in play. Three new members were ini tiated. Mrs. Elmore McKenzie spent the week end in Portland. Mrs. Wilbur Steavens and two sons were called to Gresham last week by illness of her sister. Mrs. William Bracco entertained Thursday at a bridge luncheon in honor of Mrs. Al Darr, who was leaving for Oregon City to be with her parents for several months. Those present were Mrs. Ronald Krink, Mrs. Stanley Sannes, Mrs. Earl Walker. Mrs. Leo Butterfield, Mrs. Fred Mullins, Mrs. Don Harryman, the honor guest and the hostess. 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