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PAGE TWO THURSDAY, JUNE «, 1940 THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON. Frank Davis, son of Mrs. Florence Davis, plans to leave Monday for Los Angeles where he will enter the An derson Airplane School. Another son, HERMISTON, OREGON David Davis, left this week for Lake- Phone 2121 view, Oregon, where he joined his fa ther, E. I. Davis, former government SATURDAY - JUNE 8 Miss Maxine Faust spent Sunday The Misses Maxine Blinston, Jane engineer on the Hermiston project. Pal Night Mrs. George Harkenrider and Mrs. in Pendleton. Jackson and Peggy Smith spent Me DOUBLE FEATURE Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Warner spent morial day at the home of Miss Roy Hale returned late Saturday from Salem and Portland. They were from Sunday till Tuesday at their Smith’s parents in Condon. cabin near Langdon lake. Mrs. Omar Babcock of Pendleton delegates to Rebekah assembly in A. W. Behrman spent Memorial visited at the home of Mrs. C. E. Salem from Tuesday to Thursday day with relatives in Kennewick, Wn. Baker Tuesday. She stated that Mr. and then spent the remainder of the Miss Ruth Davis of Portland visit Babcock is confined to the hospital week in Portland. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Cleary, who ed several days last week with her due to a severe cold. mother, Mrs. Florence Davis. She re Mr. and Mrs. Ben Gerking motor have been touring Yellowstone Na turned by bus Sunday. ed to Tacoma, Wn., Memorial day tional park, are spending the week Miss Lavina May Lynch and her where they visited Mr. Gerking’s at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank guest, Miss Cathern Weber, left sister, Mrs. Iris Bixby. They return Seeliger before returning to their LAUREL and HARDY in home in Oakland, Calif. Mrs. Seeli early Wednesday on an extended va ed by way of Snoqualmie pass. “CHUMP AT OXFORD” Mrs. C. E. Baker spent from Fri ger and Mrs. Cleary are sisters. cation trip. Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Rankin left C. A. Paul of Pendleton was the day night until Sunday afternoon at SUNDAY - MONDAY guest of his daughters Mrs. Neill the home of her nephew and family, Wednesday for Corvallis and Port JUNE 9-10 Boynton and Miss Maxine Paul for Mr. and Mrs. Bob Henderson, at land. Stuart, who has been attending Continuous Show Sunday Moro. three days early this week. Oregon State college, will return G. E. Williams, field man for the home with them Friday. They also Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Watson and TYKONI OOROTHY family and Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Turner Memorial Home at Turner, expect to visit Fred who is complet Payne spent Sunday at Emigrant Oregon, was the houseguest of Mr. ing his studies at Pacific university and Mrs. W. C. Morehouse Wednes at Forest Grove. Springs. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Carter visited day night. Gene Moore, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Bertha Severens of Paisley, C. A. Moore, former residents of Sunday at the home of her sister, Ore., and Ed McKeen visited last Hermiston, was in Hermiston Sun Mrs. Nora Head of Arlington. EDWARD ARNOLD LLOYD NOLAN W. W. Felthouse has purchased Friday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. day. He stated that he had re-enlisted the A- W. Prann residence south of James Todd. McKeen is a school in the army when his three year term PLUS SHORT FEATURES his residence and is adding modern mate of Todds and the two women expired and was taking a 90-day were also in school together. TUESDAY - WEDNESDAY improvements. furlough subject to call. He also Mr. and Mrs. Guy Shaw and two JUNE 11-12 Dr. A. E. Marble will be absent stated that his parents were now liv from his offices Friday and Satur- sons Carl and Ray motored to Hepp ing in Athena, Ore. day while attending a state chiro ner over Memorial day and were ac Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Hubbard and companied home by Mr. Shaw’s mo practic convention at Hood River daughter Miss Betty Gale Hubbard ther, Mrs. Casha Shaw who will vis Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Myers are and Mrs. Turner of Portland visited the parents of a 9 pound, 5 ounce it here for two weeks. Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Oren Henning, son of Mrs. Mamie baby boy born Wednesday at the Duff Knight in Columbia district. Henning of Rosalia, Wn., and bro Hermiston hospital. He has been Miss Hubbard has completed her ther of Clarence Henning, now of named Charles Thomson. first year at the Seven Day Ad Miss Thelma Swarner, daughter Fairbanks, Alaska, visited in Her ventist school at College Place, Wn., miston from Thursday until Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Swarner, left and was returning home with her this week for Crater Lake park of last week. parents. Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Santus and where she will be employed during Harry Smith and Harold Buell, daughter Celia Rose of John Day the summer months. PLUS SHORT FEATURES Mr. and Mrs. C. Warner are driv spent the week end at the home of who are employed on the state high ing a new Chevrolet purchased last her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George way oiling crew now at Baker, visit THURSDAY - FRIDAY JUNE 13-14 week through the Hermiston Motor Harris. Mary Harris accompanied ed in Hermiston from Wednesday Co. them home to visit for the summer. night until Sunday afternoon. Buell WAITER W IR IE R Mrs. Sam Carson, who was strick visited his parents Mr. and Mrs. O. Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Pierce and son presenil Stanley accompanied their son Gene en with a heart attack last week, H. Buell in Columbia district and Pierce of Pendleton, Miss Margaret was taken to a Walla Walla hospital Smith visited his wife, who is em Condon of The Dalles, Mr. and Mrs. Thursday of this week. She had ployed at the Herald office while A1 R. L. Elliott and two children of been at the home of her daughter Quiring is on vacation. Pendleton, and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mrs. H. M. Sommerer. Mrs. W. S. Boynton and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Hogan Miller and Harry Kelley and daughter Kathleen Canfield of Salem to Bingham family recently moved into the N. spent Memorial day night at the Springs Memorial day. with R. Mueller house west of town and home of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Boynton PAT O’BRIEN-RUTH TERRY are remodeling and roofing the resi in Helix. During the day they had PLUS SHORT FEATURES dence. , met with Mr. and Mrs. Vane Boyn Miss Ardath Gordan spent Friday ton and two sons of Pendleton and evening and Saturday in Hermiston Mr. and Mrs. Neill Boynton and son visiting her aunt Mrs. Harry R. Paul of Hermiston for a picnic in Smith. She was en route to The Pendleton. Dalles where she will be employed Mrs. Ida E. Clute spent ten days BILL BELT during the summer. visiting at the home of her daugh Phone 3511 Barry Conner of St. Helens, son ter. Mrs. Emil Zivney. Portland of Ben Conner, is visiting in Her friends. Mrs. Clara Adams and son miston during the summer months Kenneth drove up from that city THE Also here for a shorter visit are his Thursday to spend the week end • P. A. two nieces from St. Helens, Misses with the Zivneys. Mrs. Clute return OLD RELIABLE • VELVET ed with them Sunday and is attend EXPERIENCED BARBERS Neva and Ruth Conner. • HALF & HALF- BEST OF SERVICE Mr. and Mrs. Frank Seeliger and ing the state and regional garden club convention as delegates from THOMPSON'S DRUG their house guests Mr. and Mrs. J. the BILL SHAAR, Prop. Hermiston Civic Iris club of Portland. E. Cleary of Oakland, Calif., and Mrs. Jesse Prindle entertained Mrs. C. A. Kennison motored to Grand Coulee in Washington last Tuesday afternoon honoring her mo Monday. They stated that the water ther Mrs. Crandall on her eightieth is running over the spillway at the birthday, at her home in Westland district. Members of the Methodist dam. Ladies Aid showered the honor guest Mrs. Fred Ferrill and Mrs. Leo with handkerchiefs and she received MAYONNAISE, Red & White, ...............pint 27?! Stampley, who visited Colonel and a picture, bottle of Jergens lotion, MAYONNAISE, Red & White ............ Quart 43t Mrs. L. W. Jordan at their “Sage, and a bouquet of hydrangea and brush” farm home for two weeks, sweet peas. Large bouquets of roses You won’t find better Mayonnaise anywhere. left Hermiston last week for Pasa added to the attractiveness of the SUNSPUN DRESSING Pint 22c — Quart 32< dena, Calif. They reported that the home. wild flowers were beautiful along the Make’s salads taste delicious. coast route home. TOWNSEND CLUB DASIS THEATRE Local Happenings POWER ■ .AMOUR Rep. Patman, author of the anti chain store tax HR1 and a leader in veterans* legislation. Another flash — More than 500,- 000 Californians signed a petition demanding their state legislature r e q u e s t congress to enact the Townsend program this year. Gov ernor Alsen promised he would sub mit the petition to both houses. The next meeting of the club will be held June 14 at the Legion hall. Everyone interested is welcome to attend. Odd Fellows Plan Party An informal get-together will be held in the Odd Fellows hall Monday night when members of the lodge, Rebekahs and their families will gather to see some moving pictures by T. A. Putman of various interest ing scenes in the northwest. Refresh ments will be served. READ THE AD$ Along With the New» Christian Endeavor Party Enjoyed Members of the Christian Endea vor enjoyed a party last Friday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. War ner when games and refreshments were enjoyed. Among those present were Miss Edith Clarke, Maribelle, Ethel and Allan Clarke, Donna and Eldon Saylor, Deverde Elwood, Jesse Moore, Lester Flannigan, Ardath Gordon, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Smith, Betty Morehouse, Mr. and Mrs. C. arner and Patsy and Glenn Warner. BENEFIT DANCE Sponsored by Townsend Club to Send Delegates to CONVENTION Saturday, June 8 JITNEY LUNCH SERVED 40c and 10c JOHM*YAP&-O Hermiston Barber Shop F rie d C hicken ▲AAAAAAAAAAAAAAA Sunday, June 9 PETE & GLADYS P o lg $ FRENCH DRESSING ............................ 8 oz. 1 1000 ISLAND DRESSING .................... 8 oz. 17$ PEANUT BUTTER, Red & W hite.......2 lbs. 39«! SWEET PICKLES, Pheasant............... Quart 23«! APPLE BUTTER, Dutch Girl ...............Quart 25$ SANDWICH SPREAD ....................... Pint 27$ PANCAKE FLOUR, Red & White, ... 2i/2 lbs. 19$ COFFEE, Red & W hite........................Pound 26$ TLA, Red & W hite.......................... 14 lb. foil 39$ TEA, Red & W hite.................. 25 bag carton 23$ WHEATIES ......................................... 2 for 23$ SMALL WHITE BEANS, Idaho.............3 lbs. 19$ MILK, Red & White ........................... 3 cans 21$ NEWS By MRS. JOE UDEY DR. STRAM OPTOMETRIST —PRO D UCE- GRAPEFRUIT, Large and Juicy .........Dozen 39$ ORANGES, Sunkist Valencias......... 2 Dozen 45$ LEMONS, Fancy Large. ...................... Dozen 16$ — GUARANTEED MEATS — BACON, lean sugar cured........................ Lb. 21$ BEEF ROASTS, center cuts...................... Lb. 20$ PORK ROASTS, lean m eaty................. Lb. 141 2$ VEAL CHOPS, deliciously ten d er.......... Lb. 23$ PEANUT BUTTER, fresh ground.........2 lbs. 29$ COLD LUNCHEON MEATS ... Lb 25$ MANY VARIETIES S.’ I S : Eye Strain Adds Years to Your Looks Don't Let This Happen to Vow HAVE YOUR EYES EXAMINED TODAY FRESHLY CAUGHT SALMON HERMISTON TRADING CO. THE RED A WHITE STORE PHONE 3001 - KEUQST0N ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ » ••••••♦ ••♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ••» » » » ♦ ♦ •» •» » M M K S tria Optical C i. 22S So. Main S t Pendleton, Ore. A large crowd attended the Town send benefit dance Saturday night at Cjlumbia club house with a profit of $20.45 for the delegate fund. Town- sendites of Echo gave $6.75 and the Hermiston club gave them a vote of thanks. Another dance is planned for Sat urday night, June 8, at the same place. The social committee will fur nish a jitney lunch. We promise you a full evening of enjoyment and an invitation is given to all to attend. Dr. Townsend will be heard each Wednesday from 5:00 to 5:15 over the Don Lee network. Another flash from Rep. Angles at Washington, D. C., states that the discharge petition now has 170 sign ers. Among the latest signers were Rep. John C. Martin of Illinois, who is regarded as a finance expert, a former director of the Federal Re serve Rank in St. Louis, and treas urer of the State of Illinois. Also WE INVITE YOU TO VISIT OUR NEW PLAYGROUND Binghim W ar« Springs New Wide Road Clean Cabins Riding Facilities THE PLAYGROUNUD OF EASTERN OREGON A ll K inds H ay and T u rk e y Poles Alto All Types Haying Repairs INLAND COOPERATIVE LOWER PRICES THAT MEAN SAVINGS Iflc Specials for June 7-8-10 40c Friday - Saturday - Monday C O FFE E 2 Bargain lbs. for Fresh Roasted 2$C RIPE FARGO FRUIT OLIVES COCKTAIL Large Cans 10e 16 oz. can F-B-A M inced Clams 7 oz. can K raft Dinner PHILLIPS 1 2 C pkg. IO C Pork & Beans 3 Tall 23 oz. cans Kellogg’» CORN FLAKES or Post Toasties Gingham Brand TISSUE rolls 7 b -. i IO C Giant Size Pkg. AV ham Half or Whole and l^ C BACON L b . COFFEE M A TC H E S 2 18c, 6 Box Cartons Hermiston Food Store Phone 3781 Free Delivery
