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THURSDAY, MAY 16, 194«. TH E H E R M IS TO N H ER ALD . HERMISTON. OREGON. PAGE T H R M Don Haryman and Stanley Sannea, the home of their brother and son and Fred Mullins and Earl Walker, who his family, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Spen- are employed in Pasco for the U. S. engineers, spent the week end with their families. Mary Walker spent the week end COLUMBIA in Portland. By Mrs. Baxter Hutchison William Bolton, U. S. engineer of Pasco, was in Umatilla Sunday and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Garberding Monday. Mrs. Harry Rodenbough and made a trip Monday to Dufur, Ore., daughter Doris spent Monday in Pen and brought back a registered Dur ham bull for John Conrad. dleton. Mrs. Willis Burchett’s sister and Warren Dillian of Arlington visit two sons came from Ranier on Moth ed Sunday at the Elmore McKenzie M *don that IS a v azarinn l Ra> er’s day. On Monday all, including home. i M«» ii i - America . . . by . Mrs. Elmore McKenzie and daugh Mrs. Jessie Hooker and Mr. and Mrs. by alv-cea2<i<ew «l Super-Coaebl Sea ter Betty and Mrs. Glenn Ostrom and Enos Burchett, went to Emigrant son Garley Dean visited at the Wil Springs for a picnic dinner. chlngi you’d mire, traveling any other Mr. and Mrs. Miles Barager were liam Logan home in Hermiston Mon way . . • free from road-map«, highway Walla Walla visitors Tuesday. day. marker« and driving «train! Mrs. Mabel Weeks’ daughter. Mrs. GENUINE BARGAIN P R IC E S ON Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Harrim an FAMOUS SH ERWIN- WILLIAMS PAINTS and daughter Audrey spent Tuesday J. E. Schroder and family of Pendle here, while Mr. Harryman attended ton, were here for Mother’s day. Also George Schroder, mother of Mr. Clip Ceepee for l i t r e | to business. Mrs. Harryman visited Mrs. SWPtftf! 6*u ENAMELOID n IALE union PRCiFic stages SEMI-LHSTRE «U I ic e Schroder, accompanied them. Veceflea Dlvldeed« with Mrs. Don Harryman. •7t» Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mopps of Mrs. Dale Montgomery and son Paste this coupon on a Hermiston Drug Co. Wallowa were here Sunday to spend 16 Larry Dale and Mrs. Dale Tucker Mother’s GALLON i n C I A L QitortStM. Gel S»« $2^1 penny postal card & mail Phone 2271 day with his mother, Mrs. o—«w- ST, _ and daughters Patty Lou and Mary Duane II« ».11 M I S R«g«1«, » I >0 to Union Pacific But 91c 92 SS <• :-■»«. |Ì.W Lathrop. Ann of Holdman spent Tuesday af Tours, Sixth and Taylor. Jim Dunham of Pendleton was vis PORCH »DECK M il SWP C O A T » « « FLAT-TONE »m ternoon with Mrs. Glenn Ostrom. Portland, Ore., for color iting his brother Eugene Dunham Ne. 450 PRICE PAIMT M e » . , . W .N ré és k . * The Garden club sold cream puffs Monday. Rev Gal. 5« ful 1940 vacation folders. ■.AL.. P ” W *4. AM l it e r ie , JS * W .„ L A .„ - Saturday to raise money to send a Name ................................ A. H. Barager of Seattle, nephew 0 2 0 SO81 GALLON S M C IA L delegate to the Garden and Rose of Miles Barager, is visiting at the Q U A IT S M C IA L Gal . Spec X Address ............................ show in Portland this June. They •le 92.91 70« 93.27 Regele« $125 home. »».re 'City.... State..... 201-s are sponsoring a flower show the 15 Barager J. L. Hatfield of Umatilla spent (If Student, state grade .) M L! YOU» aepy e l Hw •tacco aro u n D E X of this month at the community hall. Saturday at the Bob Woodward Skerwia WiWeiM CONCRETE tAIRt » " ct I A H L IN O L IU M The 4-H club held a cooked food home. IM O Heme Dece» eed *• VA R N ISH sale in the post office Saturday Mrs. Lloyd Goodrich’s sister, Mrs. •dea» le« "C eler Norma Lyle came home from the morning. GALLON SP IC I AL Fields, and a friend came down from Stvlleg" year kerne UMATILLA NEWS Earl Bensel of Hermiston is as Pendleton Tuesday for a visit and a Hermiston General hospital Friday. Regele. $1 22 93.24 « Il sisting Mr. and Mrs. Jess Connell Mrs. Jes3 Connell and granddaugh fishing trip at the reservoir. The By Mrs. Glenn Ostrom PA I N T and COLOR H e ad q u arters fo r , ter Genevieve and Mrs. Charles Bind with their house that was recently fishing trip was spoiled when their er spent Saturday in Pendleton shop vacated. car got stuck in the sand. i A m s p ài n t Mr. and Mrs. Al Reed are parents (Too late for last week) ping. Mrs. Bob Woodward and her bro a son born to them May 4 at the ther. Mrs. Lyle Brown and infant son Tiny Caldwell, and Miss Alice Leta Meyers and Albert Vieg spent of Hermiston hospital This is their Reuber of Stanfield, visited Mrs. Thursday in Walla Walla. second son. Belle Caldwell of Irrigon Sunday af Mrs. Bud Faust spent Friday and The Ladies Aid is holding their O re g o n H a r d w a r e Im p i. C o . Saturday visiting her aunt and six months silent friend party at the ternoon. Mrs. Caldwell is ill. Mr. and Mrs, R. B. Wilcox will at grandmother in Echo. community hall with a 1:00 o’clock tend a six o’clock dinner at the Mala- FOR STATE Mr. and Mrs. Les. Blakely of Port pot luck lunch Thursday. bon camp of the Spanish war veter H e r m is to n , O r e g o n land spent Wednesday here visiting Howard Montgomery is at the held at Pendleton Thursday even his mother, Mrs. Jennie Blakely. home of his brother, George Mont ans ing (tonight). A program will follow Miss Leta Meyers, Albert Vieg and gomery. the dinner. buyat thus Margie Mustard, who is employed Glenn Ostrom spent Saturday in Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Mikesell were Walla Walla. The boys returned in Pendleton, spent Sunday visiting dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. H. home that afternoon, but Miss Mey at the home of her parents, Mr. and Cable Sunday. 12. pneumonia, came home Wednesday of ers remained in Walla Walla where Mrs. John Mustard. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Hutchison Margaret French was visiting at last week but is still confined to her The members of the grade school and Nadine and Keith Hutchison, she will be employed. the John Knox home Sunday. bed. Mr. and Mrs. B. Grubbs and son track team and a few other children and Mr. and Mrs. Otis Jordan and Maxine Blinston stayed in town Mrs. Mabel Weeks, Mrs. Otis have moved from the Umatilla cab went to Irrigon for a track practice i w ^ er, Dorothy were dinner guests with Roberta Mullins while Mrs. Mul Wednesday afternoon. Buell and Mrs. Zivney took the 7th ins to the Tippie house. of Mrs. L. W. Douglas Mother’s day. lins was at Corvallis recently. Mrs. Mattie O. Tucker, who has and 8th grades of Columbia school and Mrs. Willis Christenson Word was received here by Mrs. been Mrs. Joe Udey called on Mrs. T. children on a tour to Pendleton Mon visiting her daughter and son- and Mr. daughter Gail of Seattle, rela Gene McFarland of the death of her j l in-law, and Mrs. Lloyd Moore, tives of Mr. and Mrs. George Strohm M. Ellis, Miss Mary Ellis and Mrs. day. Mrs. Adam Blahm also accom brother, A1 Enybisk, 19, at The arrived Mr. panied them. They visited Collins from Goldendale came Thursday of last week for a Forrest Moore Monday afternoon. Dalles. Funeral services were held with the Wednesday Charles Wells and Jim Knox were Flour Mill, East Oregonian, Public Moores to visit with her son visit at the Strohm home. They re Saturday afternoon at Pendleton. Tom Tucker dinner guests at the Ernest French Library, Hamley's leather factory and family. turned Wednesday. ¡Mr. and Mrs. McFarland attended. home on Stage Gulch Sunday. and the Woolen mills. They ate pic Mrs. Laura Morris of Beach, Ore , Miss Betty McKenzie, student nic dinner in the Round Up park. All Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reynolds was an over night guest of Mrs. Ma came up Thursday from their Port report a wonderful day. I nurse at Doernbecher hospital in Exercises for the graduating class ry Harr Saturday, She was also : Portland, spent Sunday and Monday LESLIE M. SCOTT The following clipping from a Sa home for a visit at the Ora visiting at the home of her parents, of 1940 of Umatilla high school got looking after busines interests here. land lem paper will be of interest to local Thomson farm. They returned Sat under way Sunday with the Bacca Mr. and Mrs. Bud Hooker called urday. “ A n A H Oregon M a n ” ; dr. and Mrs. Elmore McKenzie. people. Miss Bessie Hammer is a Lee and Everett Ervin left last laureate address given by Rev. J. K. at the Virgil Reagle home Sunday daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Dr. R. C. McCornack, from the Walpole, pastor of the church here. afternoon. R epublican Primarie« M ay 17, 1940 veek for Bend, Ore., where they will Hammer, and is a graduate of the The following program was given be ▲d p a id f o r by S co tt fo r T re a s u re r C o m m itte e . ' be employed on a road crew. Dinner guests at the B. E. Getch- State Department of Agriculture at fore the service: Invocation, Mrs. Mi ell home Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Salem, was in this district Tuesday local high school, receiving her nurs es training at the Good Samaritan lo McFarland; music selection from Henry Wilson and family; Jim Mar vaccinating horses. hospital in Portland. She is now em mixed chorus, Holy, Holy, Holy; shall. Clayton Tombleson and James Mrs. Miles Barager and Mrs. Tom ployed at the State Tuberculosis hos Scripture, Rev. Walpole; music se and Earl Getchell. O’Grady drove over to see the Saca- pital at Salem. Salem, Oregon— lection, Abide With Me; service, Ruth McCulley left Thursday for jawea state park Sunday.' The Mirroroom of the Hotel Marion Youth and the .Changing World; and i p?fAtello, Idaho, to spend a month Miss Lucille Weeks of Pendleton was the scene of a large banquet last benediction, W. O. Miller. with her grandmother there. spent the week end with her mother. night when the Salem Nurses’ asso Class night was held Tuesday Miss Charlotte See of La Grande Mrs. Mabel Weeks. ciation entertained at 7:30 o’clock evening in the auditorium with the was a visitor at the Getchell home Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hammer were with 138 guests seated at the long members of the senior class enter bunday evening. She returned with tables decorated with Dutch iris, yel taining their parents and friends. James as he went back to his work in Pendleton Monday. Mrs. Percy Corman accompanied low tulips and snapdragons. Guests Graduation exercises will be held near La Grande that evening. Mrs. Emil Zivney to Portland Friday. included Governor and Mrs. Charles Thursday evening at 8 o’clock in the Mrs. H. G. McCulley and daughter Mrs. Corman visited a brother while A. Sprague and out-of-town folk from high school auditorium. Edward Bray Joyce Portland, Monmouth, Chemawa and is valedictorian and Blanch Pound is urday. were Walla Waila visitors Sat there. They returned Sunday night. Silverton. Miss Bessie Hammer pre B R A N D N EW 1 9 4 0 Mrs. Elmer Dixson’s mother, Mrs. salutatorian of the class. Members Mrs. Florence Pearson and twin Roundtree of Chehalis, Wn.,'is visit sided and Miss Lois Nordean served of the class are Delores Van Scho- children Joan and James and Mr. and as toastmistress. Dr. Frank Munk of iack, Dorothy Mustard, Blanche Mrs. E. B. Hutchison of Pendleton ing here. Dr. Belt was called to the A. H. Retd college spoke on “Europe on the Pound, Vane Hiatt and Edward spent Sunday at the B. Hutchison Cable home Tuesday due to the illness Operating Table,” tracing the back Bray. home. ground of World war II and recent of Mr. Cable. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cherry and a happenings on the continent. Blinston has been chos- friend of Heppner spent Mother’3 f" Genevieve Mr. and Mrs. Will Barber and b7 . t, h e LeS>°n Auxiliary to attend day here visiting his mother, Mr3. the Girls’ State Encampment held in family spent Sunday at the E. C. Bertha Cherry. at Silver Creek Falls, near Sil Hughes home. READ THE AD$ Glen Ostrom and Maurice Priddy June Gracie Wilson, daughter of Mr, EN JO Y PEAK PERFORM ANCE verton. spent Sunday fishing on the Umatil i t and Mrs. Lon Wilson, who has been A lo n g W i t h th e N e w » O- p • Miller, president of the in the Pendleton hosnital due to AT RO CK B O TTO M P R IC E I la river above Pendleton. Umatilla Garden club, and Mrs. Ken Mae Wurster, Naomi Brownell, ney. also of Umatilla, were visitors Dale Rice and Walter Alcker spent at the R. B. Wilcox home Monday You can pay for a brand-new Westinghouse Electric Sunday at Bingham Springs. evening Range while you enjoy all the advantages of m odem Margie Mustard, who is employed show. in the interest of the flower electric cooking. I t ’s easy on your budget and easier on in Pendleton, spent Sunday visiting The Cold Springs reservoir seems her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Mus you. W hy wait? W hy not do as thousands of happy to be quite a popular place. Eight tard. housewives have done? Shake off the shackles o f old- motor boats were on the The local baseball team won outboard fashioned cooking methods with a beautiful, new lake Sunday, some from the state of its second game Sunday by defeating Westinghouse Electric Range. Washington. Many people were fish the Indians of Mission 9-7. ing. Harry Hull spent the week end in and Mrs. Tom Picard of Wal Hara'« tha new ta- Seattle visiting his brother, Vern la Mr. SURE I Walia were Sunday visitors at the um atioaal TD -P Hull and family, while attending to John — p o w e r lo p a ll Knox home. Mrs. Knox is business. C - (o a r to «ir 14- their niece. Mrs. Cora Van Winkle, who is em loch plow« undar Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Blinston and • v a r a z a c o n d ì- ployed in Arlington, spent Sunday daughters Genevieve and Reta spent visiting her husband here. with Mrs. Blinston’s parents, nui-nar 0VM Milo McFarland and Dale Rice Sunday and Mrs. U. Edwards. Balanced Heat ¡V*0* * ’’ COOQ, spent Tuesday afternoon in Walla Mr. Mrs. Mary Harr and Mrs. Ed aisures perfect Walla on business. Hugg were calling on Mrs. Baxter results. Single Miss Alma Wattenburger and a c o n t r o l la ao friend of Amity visited on Mother’s Hutchison Tuesday. easy to u»el Mr. and Mrs. Bob Henderson and day at the home of her parents, Mr. daughter of Moro and Mrs. Geor and Mrs. Bert Wattenburger. Mr. and Mrs. Rex Moses and fam gia Henderson visited at the John ily spent Sunday fishing in the moun Jendrzejewski home Sunday. THIS IS THE YEAR TO CHANGE TO MODERN ELECTRIC COOKING tains near Dale, Ore. They were Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Blinston and joined in Pendleton by some friends. daughter Rita were calling at the . . . and right now w e’re featuring a value that will “open Mr. and Mrs. James Walsh and Ghristley home Sunday afternoon. ________ »♦ COME T SkTI your eyes.” IN! Sharon Lee and Bobby spent Tues Marvin Hutchison and daughter day visitiAg at the Glenn Ostrom Nadine of Pilot Rock called at the B. Hutchison home Sunday. home and other friends here. The grade school will go to Cold Last Friday was open house for Wistii|honsa Cutists Springs Thursday for their annual Columbia school. A large number picnic. Glenn Ostrom and Lyle of parents and friends were present 7 « M l Z U IACM W IIK Brown will take them in the school to see the fine display of school work H bus. and enjoyed the program and picnic 111 A pril IS . The high school will go to Bingham dinner. The highlight of the after- Ml la M a y IS Springs Friday and Lyle Brown will noon was a bail game played by a ' take them in the bus. school team against the dads. IT » » I / I M F I I A N O C A S Y f Mr. and Mrs. Lew Brownell and Robert Weibel of Pendleton is vis Just chooae the P in t Prize you'd like to j son Robert spent Monday in Pendle- iting the DeMoss family. OUR Dieael crawler trac win and finish one of these letter« in 25 I ton. Operator fatigue ia engineered The Pumpkin Center Telephone to 100 words: tor« are now available in the William Bolton, U. S. engineer, company had interfering branches of out o f these TracTracTors . . . Latter No. 1 (for Refrigerator P in t who was transferred to Pasco, spent trees cut back from their lines Mon International line. Three nsw ;reat w orking capacity, long day. Prises) “Dear Westinghouse Bride, You Tuesday here. r ife, and low maintenance are o n tt — th e sm a ll T D -6 , the should have a Westinghouse Refriger Earl Walker, Don Harryman, Fred Callers at the Joe Udey home this TD-9, the I D -14—and the big, ator because . . .” engineered in. There’s not an .Mullins and Stanley Sannes, who are week to see the wonderful irises in powerful I D - 18 announced a Laffer K o . 2 (for Range P in t Prises) ounce o f lazy horsepower in employed at Pasco by the U. S. engi bloom were Mrs. Marvin Watson, year ago. In this com plete se "Dear Westinghouse Bride. You should neers, spent the week end with their Mrs. Bess Millard, Mrs. O. O. Felt- any o f them! A higher percent bava a Westinghouse Range because. . rie« o f D iesel TracTracTors, tamilies here. house, Mrs. Curtis Dyer and her sis age o f their maximum drawbar Sseood Prizes—50 Irons each week. Mrs. A1 Reed and infant son Fred ter. and Mrs. Stockard. INTERNATIONAL offers a new horsepow er can be kept con Weekly Contesta cloae April 25, May 2, rick returned to their home Monday Leo Lamon of Pendleton was visit standard o f performance and tinuously applied to get more May 9. May 16, May 23. from the Hermiston General hospital. ing at the Lester Hammer home Sun econom y—perfectly designed work done per day at lower Mrs. Lyle Brown and infant son day. balanced pow er in capacities ” coat! Ask us for a demonstra are staying with her parents, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Lenz and son to m e e t e v e r y d e m a n d o f Mrs. Jess Connell. r red, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kowitz tion o f these powerful, versatile crawler-tractor users. Mr. and Mrs. Lew Brownell have and daughter Florence, and John Mil TracTracTors. i,n tutut sin OREGON HARDWARE purchased a new 1940 Dodge sedan. ler attended the Townsend dance in m run swim Lew Brownell, Jeff Stephen and A1 Boardman Saturday night. us, is G r a i n G r o w e r s In c . & IMPLEMENT CO. Stephens spent Saturday in Pendle- L. W. Dixson accompanied by Ted P e n d l e t o n [ ton. Hatfield drove to Redmond last Sat Hermiston. Oregon Mr. and Mrs. Sloan Spencer and urday and returned Sunday. Mr. family, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Smith Hatfield was a delegate to the State P e n d l e t o n , O reg o n were Mother’s day dinner guests at Townsend convention held there May NEWS SJ mi 98 95‘ SHERWIN-W LLI SCOTT TREASURER s2” , ^ m as maysMymayisuur Westinghouse &ecfac Range New, Rugged, Streamlined < International DIESEL T rac T rac T ors insn «s* F 8
