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FACM TWO Bob Woodward has been unable to work at Rohrman Garage due to an injured back. Wm. E. Logan went to Heppner last Friday and to Pendleton Thurs day checking on second class post of fice records. The office in Heppner Mr. and Mrs. Harold Keller were is very similar to the local setup. business visitors in Pendleton Friday. Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Woughter and Miss Jessie Brierley spent from Sunday till Wednesday in Portland daughters Florence, Helen and Eu nice spent Sunday at Lehman on business. Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Rohrman had Springs. En route home they stopped as their dinner guest last Thursday, for a short time at Battle Mountain NEW~ a fitting name park. Mr. Corrnut of Portland. FOR THF BEST PREMIUM Miss Ellen Hammill has had for Mrs. Frank Bilderback left Tues GASOLINE WE’VE EVER MADE I day for Portland where she will visit her house guest the past week Mias Opal Lewis of College Place, a school her sister and brother-in-law. Bill Beck of Estacada visited Tues mate. Ellen is spending another day and Wednesday with his uncle week at home before continuing work and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Gerking. for the summer. Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Pierce and son Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Barth and children of Pendleton were visitors Stanley and Mr. and Mrs. Leander at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Quiring and Sylvia Lee spent the week end at the Pierce cabin near Skinner on Saturday. Dr. and Mrs. Ivan Andrews of Pearson ranger station. The men re Portland stopped Tuesday noon at port a fair catch of fish. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bracher and the home of her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. O. O. Felthouse, en route family spent Sunday at Pilot Rock where they attended a funeral. They to Filer, Idaho. Mrs. M. E. Knickerbocker and Kay spent Sunday afternoon at Battle arrived home Sunday from Redmond Mountain park. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wilcox and where they had spent a week visit family spent a short time in Hermis ing relatives. Miss Margaret Hammill is spend ton Tuesday looking after business ing the summer with Mr. and Mrs. matters and stocking up for another John Craig of Goldfield, Nevada, two weeks’ stay in the mountains as where she is receiving treatment for fira lookout. Mr. and Mrs. Green have started Mrs. Anna Whitney of Grandview, STANLEY GREEN tuberculosis. on a coast tripto Junction City, where Merrill Ovesow, superintendent of Wn., is spending this week at the they will reside and where the bride the Sherman county branch Experi home of her son, Mr. and Mrs. B. I. MARRIED JUNE 16 groom is employed as a vocational ment Station at Moro, and Dr. Hill Whitney. Mrs. Whitney and Mrs. The Baptist chapel at Santa Bar agricultural instructor. of Oregon State college were visitors Bud Beard went to Grandview for Mrs. Green attended Redlands high her Saturday. bara, Cal., was the setting June 18 in Hermiston today (Thursday). school, San Bernardine Junior college Mrs. Bert Quick was taken ill with at 9 o’clock for the wedding of Miss Mr. and Mrs. Guy Baynes and family of Fresno, Calif., visited in an attack of acute appendicitis Sat Elizabeth Harriet Burdick, daughter and Santa Barbara State college. She Hermiston for a short time Tuesday urday and was taken to the Walla of Mrs. Elizabeth Burdick, 1720 is a member of Alpha Rho chapter Walla General hospital. She i Washington street, and Stanley Adair of Kappa Delta Pi, national educa evening. operated on Saturday afternoon and Green, Junction City, Ore., son of Mr. tional fraternity. Mr. Green attend Dr. and Mrs. W. L. Morgan plan to leave early Friday morning for a is reported as getting along nicely. and Mrs. Fred S. Green, Stanfield, ed Stanfield High school and Oregon State college at Corvallis. He was Among those visiting at Emigrant Oregon. ten day vacation trip into Canada. very active in 4-H club work. Dr. Morgan will be back in his den Springs Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Invitations were issued to 150 Wm. Shaar, Mr. and Mrs. B. Hane guests for the service, read by Dr. tal office Monday morning, July 8. TOWNSEND CLUB Miss Roberta Mullins, daughter of line, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Van Patten Lewis Jacobsen, pastor. Fern and and Mr. and Mrs. A1 Quiring and Mrs. Bert Mullins, left last Tuesday spruce formed a background, against NEWS to visit her brother Morris at Bly. Shirley. which were placed baskets of Shasta By MRS. JOB U D E Y Mrs. Bud Daugherty of Drain visi daisies, white gladioli, and blue and She will probably remain there for Mrs. Edna Udey, who is a delegate ted from Monday to Wednesday here pink larkspur. two weeks. to the Townsend National convention, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Andrews and with her mother, Mrs. Emma Fritts, The bride’s gown was of white silk family made a trip to Walla Walla and at the home of Mr. and Mrs. B. marquisette, fashioned with sweet leaves for St. Louis Friday morning this week to visit relatives. They I. Whitney. She is recovering from heart neckline, fitted bodice, full on the train, and will return after the convention which ends July 4. were accompanied by Miss Mar jean a recent auto accident. skirt, with short train, and short A vote of thanks from the club Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Warner and sleeves. Her tulle veil was fingertip Chisholm who had spent the past two grandchildren went to the War length, and she carried a shower bou goes to all the business men who put week visiting the Andrews. Mrs. Chas. Isaacs and Helen Kay ner cabin at Langdon lake Tuesday. quet of Talisman roses and stephano- money into delegate funds, also to of Pilot Rock spent Sunday with her Mr. Warner returned Wednesday but tis. Eugene Victor Burdick, brother members of local club, Boardman, parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Dyer. Mrs. Warner and grandchildren re of the bride, Los Angeles, gave her Milton, Freewater, Pendleton and Echo clubs, who cooperated in rais Mrs. Dyer returned with her to spend ; mained for an indefinite visit. away. ing delegate funds. Fred Rankin, who has been work a week with her daughter. Mrs. Roscoe Wood, Venice, sister Mrs. Udey wishes to thank all Mr. and Mrs. Glen Harper and ing at Fossil and playing ball Sun of the bride, was matron of honor, Donald and Mr. and Mrs. Lon Har days, was called home this week to wearing blue dotted swiss with short those who gave her gifts. She says per spent Sunday at Emigrant assist his father, Harold Rankinp puffed sleeves. She carried an arm Townsendites are real friends. The local club is planning on hav Springs where a group of 28 gath v/ith his turkeys. This was necessa bouquet of pink gladioli and aspara ing a benefit dance at the Columbia ry when Stuart Rankin was stricken gus fern. The bridesmaids, Miss ered for a Harper reunion. hall the night of the 4th. A good Mrs. A. H. Norton was a delight with appendicitis. Fred Smith, Ontario, and Miss Elaine time is expected. Stuart Rankin, son of Mr. and ful mostess last Thursday at a buffet Green, Eugene, Ore., sister of Mr. The regular club meeting will be dinner, followed by four tables of Mrs. Harold Rankin, underwent an Green, wore green and yellow dotted bridge. Twelve guests were present appendectomy in St. Anthony’s hos swiss, respectively, with sheafs of Friday the 28th at the Legion hall. for the evening, with Mr. and Mrs. pital in Pendleton Tuesday. Latest yellow and peach gladioli. Roy Dav Members are urged to be present. Ralph Richards winning high hon reports are that he is getting along is, Ventura, was best man, and John ors, and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pear nicely. Wood, Los Angeles, and Max Craw Virginia Wells, who has been ill ford, Ontario, ushers. son, second. for the past 2 % months following an Miss Dorothy Holmes played the appendicitis operation, will return to wedding marches, and Fred Graham work Monday at the Umatilla Coop sang “At Dawning” and “Because.” erative Creamery. Her position has A reception followed in the church been filled during that time by Mrs. parlor. WELL EQUIPPED TO Monte Hedwall. ACCOMMODATE AND GIVE Little Helen Muller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. N. R. Muller, who has YOU THE BEST OF SERVICE been ill for the past two weeks, is • P. A. • • VELVET considerably improved and was brought home from the Pendleton • HALF & HALFl BILL SHAAR. Prop. Hermiston hospital last Friday. She is still in THOMPSON'S DRUG bed but feeling much better. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald McKenzie and family are expected to arrive on the midnight train Fourth of July for a two month’s visit with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. F. C. McKenzie, and her parents in Portland. Mr. McKen zie is employed in the patent offices at Washington. D. C., and is on a Effective Fri., June 28 two months’ vacation. Those picnicking at Bingham Lv. Springs Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. O. O. Felthouse, Mr. and Mrs. Wil Hermiston 1:59 a. m. lard Hutzel, Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Simons and Shirley, Mr. and Mrs. instead of 2:19 m. Ben Boiling of Umatilla. Mr. and RIPE OLIVES, Anytime ............2 9-oz. cans This earlier departure provides Mrs. Harry Connor and mother, Mrs. Conner, Mr. and Mrs. Jess Connor, connection with the famous SHREDDED TUNA, Seaport %’s ........2 cans and Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Estle and Portland Rose and by means of Joy Sue. CHICKEN SPREAD, Reliance .... 3% oz. can reduction in time and improved Mr. and Mrs. George Harkenrider connections offers a saving from and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rankin re SHRIMP, Reliance wet - d r y ............ 5 oz. can Hermiston of— turned Monday from a trip to East lake, over the McKenzie Pass to Eu PORK & BEANS, Spokane Valley 2 No. 2 ^ ’s £ £ 1 1 hr. 20 min. to Denver gene, coast points and to Astoria where they visited Mr. and Mrs. An DEVILED MEAT, Cudahy % ’s ............ 4 cans 10 hrs. 5 min. to Kansas City dy Jacobsen. They had intended to SWEET PICKLES, Columbia 6 o z .......... jar be gone several more days but were 5 hrs. 25 minutes to St. Louis called home by the illness of Stuart SWANSDOWN CAKE F L O U R ............ pkg. Rankin with an appendicitis attack. OASIS THEATRE Local Happenings HERMISTON, OREGON Phone 2121 SATURDAY - JUNE 29 Pal Night TH E P E R F E C T ROMANCE! n THURSDAY, JUNE 27, l»40. THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON. MERLE Ö GEORGE O beron 'B rent Color Cartoon—Crosscountry De tours New Horizons SUNDAY __ MONDAY JUNE 30 - JULY 1 Continuous Show Sunday lOaartaslsshorilntUssl m ill m i ROHRS McCBU 'it iV H R o s t n m > MA*MM RAMOEAU • NIMY TRAVERS • IMXS MANOCI Produced one au«ct«dbyO*CGO*YlaCAVA Color Cartoon—The Riveter Comedy—Edgar the Great TUESDAY - WEDNESDAY JULY 2 - 3 A.¡.CRONINS ton rise ‘THE CITADEL’ 'LO M BARD Mr. and Mrs. Larry Snodgress spent the week end at Powder Peaks. Mrs. Merle Phelps and children of Walla Walla are visiting at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Scott. Jim Boylen spent Friday visiting his brother, Rex Boylen, who is em ployed in Pendleton. Miss Snow McCoy visited over the week end at Irrigon with her par ents. A thrift shop sale will be held by the Central Church of Christ July 1, 2 and 3. Next door east of Bakery. Cooked food sale July 3. adv. Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Estle and family spent the week end at Bing ham Springs. Mrs. Harvey Payne left Thursday (today) for Portland to attend the wedding of a friend, Miss Verna Lee Francklin, who is to be married Sun day. Mrs. Payne expects to return Sunday night. Bill Belt will leave Monday for the Boy Scout camp at Wallowa Lake to assist in setting up the camp for the 1940 season. The session will open July 7 and extend to July 31, during which time many Hermiston scouts plan to attend. Mrs. W. W. Fefthouse returned Tuesday evening from Colorado Springs, Colo., where she visited the L. H. Flora family and attended a camp meeting. On her return trip she visited for a short time with Dr. and Mrs. P. R. Poulsen (Margaret Felthouse). AHERNESHIRLE voua a>*MT oh VIGIL IN THE NIGHT T I M I - -T H A T ’S W HAT I L i a i RKO RADIO Pictur«. Disney Color Cartoon—Donald’s Dog Laundry Information Please THURSDAY — FRIDAY JULY 4 - 5 Continuous Show Thursday MAUREEN O'HARA ADOLPHE MENJOU in “ Bill of Divorcement” Cartoon—Much Ado About Noth ing Comedy—Coat Tails ACCURATE TIME HELPS MAKE SUCCESSFUL A P P O IN TM E N TS A. W. Behrman JE W E L E K HERMISTON, OREGON HERMISTON TRADING CO. THE RED & WHITE STORE PHONE 3001 - HERMISTON — : Free Delivery Twice Daily :— The Sale of these products has doubled in the past year because of their superior quality and their fine flavor. Make better salads with— Mayonnaise R- & w. Sunspun Dressing Pint X7c Quart 25c Luncheon Meat R- & w.—Lb. 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