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THURSDAY, MAY 9, 1940. THE HERMISTON HERALD HERMISTON. OREGON PAGE EIGHT MILLER'S GARDENS IN VITE VISITORS C O O P E R A T IO N It ain’t the guns nor armament, Nor funds that they can pay, But the close cooperation, That makes them win the day. It ain’t the individual, Nor the army as a whole, But the everlasting teamwork Of every bloomin’ soul. —J. Mason Knox YOUR CO-OP STO R E 'S G AIN IS YOUR GAIN. Tomatoes Standard Utah BIG cans PORK & BEANS Spokane Valley BIG cans BIG VALUE COFFEE Better quality and flavor than the price would in dicate. lb. | IO C IO C Grapefruit Juice 46 OZ. TIN 15* Mrs. T. , O’Grady, publicity chairman of the Hermiston Garden club, has received word from the Mil ler’s Gardens management at Grand- I view, Wn., stating that the blooming time for the many flowers in the g ar dens is now at hand. Miller’s Gar dens specialize in iris, roses, gladio lus, tulips, and other leading varie ties of flowers. J. J. Miller, owner, writes th a t visi tors are welcome, especially on Sun days when extra help is on hand to show visitors around. It is urged that the visit be made this Sunday in order to see the best blooms. HERMISTON GOLFERS W IN OVER ATHENA 9) The Hermiston golfing contingent proved rather ungrateful hosts Sun day when they defeated the visiting Athena team 35*& to 6V4 in a well lb. cloth played team match. Jones of the lo bag cal squad was medalist for the day, An Oregon Product shooting a 36 and a 38 for his share of the victory. Ju st to prove that his 36 was not a fluke, he came back box carton in the evening in a friendly match and duplicated the feat. Hermiston will play at Athena gotten that this day does not belong May 19 in a county tournament and to you a t all. It belongs to God. Will at Condon May 26 in a team match. We’re Here PHONE you spend it as He has planned? We 3011 to Serve! are only stewards. Some day the New Year Book Available books will be audited. On which side Mrs. R. A. Brownsoii, local libra of the ledger will you be found? rian, announces th at the new Year Services throughout the day at Book, published annually, is now usual hours. Ref., AJice Hammer, Nellie Tucker F. B. AUXILIARY available a t the Hermiston library. and Edith Bensel. Numerous other books have been ad M ETHODIST CHURCH PROGRAM LISTED August 2-—Pro., M argaret Blahm; ded to the shelves recently. Stearns Cushing, Pastor Ref., Catherine Sommerer, Blanche “Being Assembled Together” is our The following are the program and Ryland and Lillis McCulley. Werth Shows Pictures Monday keynote in the observance of Pente refreshment committees for the Farm Mervin Werth, crack am ateur pho cost, the birthday of the Christian August 16— Pro., Minie O tt; Ref., Bureau Auxiliary up to and includ tographer and instructor in the local church. The apostles had met in the Emma Hutchison, Annette Barham ing the meeting on October 18: high school, entertained the students upper room, they waited, meditated, and Bertha Hammer. May 17— Pro., Mary H arr; Ref., Monday afternoon with five reels of prayed until they were united, pre September 6-—Pro., Essie Turn- school events of the entire school Mabel Weeks, Emma Christley and pared. Then God released His power blad; Ref., M argaret Blahm, Edna year. He has an excellent array of Mary Buell. upon them. What a source of power Udey and Doris Panages. movie shots with some in techni-col- for Christians of all ages. Honor June 7— Pro., Catherine Jendrze- September 20 — Pro., Florence or. jewski; Ref., May Getchell, Mabel thy mother by being in some church Sink; Ref., Catherine Jendrzejewski, Reid and Grace Foster. service on this Mother’s Day. Eldon Fix Greatly Improved June 21— Pro., Emma Hutchison; Mary H arr and Minnie Ott. Ladies Aid will attend service in Eldon Fix, son of Mr. and Mrs. a body Sunday morning. October 4—-Pro., Ethel Hughes; Ref., Edna Baragar, Minnie Dickson Ref., Mary Buell, Geneva Blinston Ben Fix of Hermiston, is reported to and Jessie Goodrich. be greatly improved and is able to be and Grace Foster. July 5-—Pro., Annette Barham; Ref., Emma Upham, Geneva Blins- October 18— Pro., Mabel Weeks; back at work as coach and history GARDEN CLUB ton and Florence Sink. Ref., Dora Mikesell; Jessie Corman teacher at Springfield high school. He was recently struck in the head CHATS July 19— Pro., Bertha Hammer; and Lillis McCulley. by a baseball causing painful injury. If you are doing some wishful Word has been received by his par thinking about where to go for i ents that he has signed his contract for another year at the same school afternoon drive this next Sunday, we feel sure the choice will be a happy a t a boost in salary. one if you decide to go to Grandview, Wn., to see the iris garden there. Felthouse Proves Lucky Angler W. W. Felthouse, fisherman de There are 15 acres in the planting, luxe, returned last Thursday from a with over 600 named varieties mak two-day excursion to E ast lake for ing a rainbow of color. There is no the opening of fishing season there. admission and J. J. Miller who is in He was accompanied by Dr. C. O. charge of the garden says that every Wainscot of Pendleton. The men re one is welcome. The blooms will be turned with a limit catch of Eastern at their best on Sunday. ♦ ♦ ♦ Brook trout with stories to match. This is a good time of the year to Quick Leaves For Enterprise plant clumps of Japanese Iris. An Bert Quick, electrician in Hermis expert tells us to be sure to choose ton for several years, left Saturday plants th at have plump new growth for Enterprise where he will be em for this indicates that the flower ployed indefinitely. His family re buds have already formed. Japanese mained in Hermiston until close of iris like plenty of water and a sunny school. Announcement has not been location. They are often used as made as to whether the change is poolside plantings but may be grown I permanent or not. elsewhere in the garden if given plenty of water. CARD OF TH A N K S ❖ •> ❖ W’e wish to take this opportunity We are told a few days ago by a to express our heartfelt thanks to our man who has some very fine snow neighbors and friends for the kind balls that powdered cloves sprinkled Spatula Free ness and sympathy shown during the on the ground around the base of the loss of our husband and father. We shrub would prevent aphis from in especially thank those who presented festing them. We have not tried this Fleishmann's floral offerings for the funeral. remedy, but pass it on so that some Mrs. James Beebe one may try it and report the result. and family. ❖ ❖ ♦ Bi Woodbury’s At the regular meeting May 24, a H ERM ISTO N UNION CHURCH color film on the subject of Flower C. Warner, Pastor Arrangement, will be shown by a Bars Sunday is Mother’s day. Christ representative of the Coca Cola Com endom will especially honor mother on th at day. Why not? She is the pany. This film will be accompanied £ Lge. Pkgs. very foundation on which our nation by a script which will explain each stands. As goes mother, so goes the arrangement as it is shown. The home; as goes the home, so goes the script will be read by the president 14 oz. bottle church and the nation. Let’s honor of the club, Mrs. F. B. Belt. Coca her Sunday by worshipping in some Cola will be served at the close of the meeting. Anyone interested is in one of the churches. 1 lb. pk “ Honoring Mother” will be our vited to attend. ♦ ♦ ♦ theme for Sunday morning. We will Next meeting date, May 10, at the have no evening service but will a t M.J.B. and Maxwell House 1 lb. car tend the baccalaureate service in library at 2:00 p. m. stead. Garden Brand 2 '■»» 15c PEAS WHITE SATIN SUGAR 10 JUNIOR MATCHES 6 HERMISTON MERCANTILE COOPERATIVE MODERNIZE WITH NUMONT YOUR MOTHER’S EYES Deserves the best. Thirty per cent less breakage be cause the end pieces are not attached to the lenses. Insist on a scientific and thorough examination at the S tra in O p tic a l Co. 225 South Main Pendleton NO CHARGE FOR E X A M IN A TIO N <5 F r ie d C h ic k e n yfl 10c S u n d a y , M a y 12 PETE & GLADYS W e C o n s is te n tly UNDERSELL 45c 3c ir 6c 2 16c PALM OLIVE 25c P otato Chips i 10c C A T SU P «• 9c M arshm allow s FI 25c Lb. Economy Brand 10c Giant Size 5 3 c BORENE Shortening ™ bR“ v FI " Ji * O ^5^ P Large biir Borene Soap 1FREE BACON s,iced M inced Ham Lb. Lb. 19c 19c Connor’s Cash Store PHONE 2761 — HERMISTON H ERM ISTO N B A P T IST CHURCH Grayden D. Lores, Pastor In honor of Mother’s day we will have special Mother's day music at our morning service. There will be gifts for the oldest and youngest mothers present, and also gifts for the mothers who have the oldest and youngest children present. There will be no evening service this Sun day. PILGRIM H O LIN E SS CHURCH Alice Norris, Pastor We again extend a welcome to those of this city, as well as to those of the outlying districts, to worship with us throughout this coming Lord’s day. In these days of carelessness and indifference, perhaps you have for* ' e i a. lit BY POPULAR DEMAND Our FOUNDERS DAY SALE is to be continued through another week— April 9th to 15th, Inclusive. 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