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f a c e two THURSDAY, JULY 25, 1940. THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON. ’."'P'. 7 ' ~r~ rr**r*T"”T*.• - -.-- r. ateag *- Charles Isaacs and daughter ' Helen Kay of Pilot Rock called at j the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Dyer where Mrs. Isaacs had been since : Thursday of last week caring for her mother. Helen Kay remained to spend a week with her mother OASIS THEATRE Local Happenings SATU RD AY - JU LY 27 Pal Night Continuous Show Starting 4 P.M. lonolulu Going Places SUNDAY - MONDAY JULY 28 - 29 Double Feature Continuous Show Sunday Mrs. Jack Duff and son of Adams Mr. and Mrs. Ross Newport of Bill Belt had as his guest Tuesday is visiting at the home of her sister, Portland arrived Sunday to attend Trudeau Early of Georgetown, Dela Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Logan. the funeral of Joe Dyer. ware. Trudeau is a member of Jhe Dr. and Mrs. W. L. Morgan spent Mr. and Mrs. Harry Smith, Mrs. National Junior Newspaper League, Sunday above Toll Gate on an out Georgia Henderson, Miss Maxine of which Bill is president, and is ing. Faust, Miss Snow McCoy and Henry traveling with his mother in the west. Mrs. Neil Boynton and son Paul Stoop enjoyed an excursion to Emi grant Springs Sunday. W. J. Warner returned Tuesday returned Wednesday after spending a week visiting with her parents in Miss Barbara Moore and Miss from their cabin at Langdon Lake. Pendleton. Marie Hinkle left Monday for a Mrs. Warner and their daughter, Mrs. Jane Schofield and two children, are week’s visit at Yakima, Wn. Miss Marian Pierce, who has spent enjoying an extended stay at the cab the past two months at Prineville Mrs. C. R. Vanderlinde of Irrigon in. Bill reports that the nights are with her brother Floyd, returned to is a medical patient at the Hermis rather cool at the lake. Hermiston this week. ton General hospital. F. C. McKenzie left Saturday to Miss Helen Brunner, who has been Bill Hamm, who is employed as joint Mrs. McKenzie for a week’s va visiting Bill Jackson at his home in camp foreman at the Suttle Lake In cation being spent at the beaches and the Minnehaha district, left Monday stitute grounds, did not return home in Portland. Mrs. McKenzie left a for her home in West Linn. Miss with the local contingent Saturday week earlier. Brunner is a classmate of Mr. Jack- but will remain for several more son at Pacific university. weeks while other groups arrive. NOTICE TO PUBLIC A NEW UNIVERSAL PICTURE with Baby Sandy - Mischa Auer has the sensational new JE A N HERSHOLT in ‘MEET DR CHRISTIAN’ " ‘'tcr'"r aO .7 yOO W / Color Cartoon—Officer Duck TUESDAY . WEDNESDAY JULY 30 - 31 Double Feature 1. Guaranteed unconditionally for 100 year». Pride of the Blue Grass’ with EDITH FELLOWS Plus Short Features THURSDAY - FRIDAY AUGUST 1 - 2 Double Feature Claire Trevor - John Payne in ‘A llegheny Uprising’ 2. 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French Dressing, Red & W hite.........8 oz. 33« 43* 13* TUN A FISH K & w . y2’s 2 For 35c Tuna Flakes Mid Pacific ‘/a’s 2 For 25c C ATSUP standby -14 oz. 10c FLOUR Red & White, Always dependable .. 49 lbs $ J . 59 Flaky Bake, It’s economical to use . 49 lbs. $ J 3 5 SHOESTRING BEETS or Carrots, R & W 2 for FLAVOR JEL 6 Flavors g For 2 9c — FRESH PRODUCE DAILY — CARROTS ................ 2 bunches 5* G R A P E S - seedless ............. 2 lbs. 23« L E T T U C E .......................... large head Local Cantaloupes - Watermelons - Tomatoes Peaches and Apples — MEAT SPECIALS — FRESH GROUND BEEF, 100', pure beef, lb- BEEF ROASTS, choice center cu ts...........lb. BEEF SHORT RIBS, meaty cuts...............lb. 13* VEAL STEW, milk f e d ........................ 2 lbs. Xg* POTATO SALAD, home made ............... pint 13* HERMISTON TRADING CO. THE RED A WHITE STORE PHONE 3001 - HERMISTON — : Free Delivery Twice Daily Mrs. Earl Dallman was hostess Tuesday afternoon at a birthday party for her daughter Donna who was four years old that day. Donna received numerous gifts from her guests. Ice cream, cake and lemonade were served by the hostess. Young guests present for the oc casion were Shirley Bartley, Joyce Barnett, Richard, Jim and Frank Snyder, Dolores Connor, LeRoy Clark, Goldie Dallman, Vera, Billy and Gary Rodda, Sherian Myers and the honoree, Donna Dallman. Moth ers present were Mrs. Ralph Bart ley, Mrs. Ted Snyder, Mrs. Fred Barnett, Mrs. Orville Myers, Mrs. V. G. Shipley, Mrs. John Dallman Jr., Mrs. C. D. Connor, Mrs. John Dall man Sr., and Mrs. Earl Dallman. Mr. and Mrs. F. O, Daniels of Echo announce the birth of an 8 ft pound boy born Saturday at the Her miston General hospital. He has been named William Francis. 8. Your choice of OH THEIR OWN BIRTHDAY PARTY ENJOYED TUESDAY Willard Scrivner of Echo arrived Wednesday to receive medical care at the Hermiston General hospital. leak-proof feed. points (through 80 operation»)?' 7&c The Westland Grange is having a pot luck picnic lunch on the H. A. Notice is hereby being served that Hartley lawn Thursday (tonight). anyone being caught hunting on my premises hereafter will be prosecuted. Mr .and Mrs. D. E. Jackson and two children of Lindsay. Calif., visit Boys, hunting with small calibre rif- les, killed one of my mules last week ed from Saturday till Thursday at and last year killed one of my best the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. cows. Parents are urged to inform E L. Jackson. these boys as to the damage they are Mrs. James Scott, who has been doing. Willis Burchett. quite ill for two weeks at the Her miston General hospital, is greatly (Pd. Adv.) improved. Former Residents Visit Here Mrs. A. E. Thornburg, who has Mr. and Mrs. Peter Norquist and been seriously ill at her home for daughter Thelma visited old friends over a week, is much improved. in Hermiston and vicinity Friday. Ted Ripley accompanied R. A. Mr. Norquist is a former owner of a Brownson to Los Angeles Saturday livery stable here and later owned a where he will continue his studies at ranch in the Columbia district. The the Anderson Airplane School. He Norquists are now making their home returned home for the Fourth of July in Centralia, Wn. • vacation. :— Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Isensee are the parents of a 7-pound baby boy born Sunday in St. Anthony’s hospi tal at Pendleton. He has been named Bernard Peter. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Emory of Pen dleton spent Saturday at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy At- tebury and visited their children Gale and Jo who have been visiting a week with their grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Watson, Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Payne and Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Marble spent Sunday huckleberry picking near Emigrant Springs. CHURCH OF CHRIST Columbia School George Weston, Evangelist Jesus said, “God is a spirit and they that worship Him must worship Him in Spirit and in Truth.” John 4:24. W’e invite you just to do that with us as follows: Lord’s day Bible study at 10:00 a. m.; 11 a. m. worship, communion and exhortation. Sub ject, “The Abundant Life.” At 8 p. m., Gospel service. Subject, “Back ground.” Wednesday at 8 p. m., Gos pel service subject, “Sowing and Reaping.” Bible drill before each evening meeting for the young folks. Come and be sure of a cordial wel come in a friendly church. Mrs. Ellen Brown of Aberdeen, Wn., is spending some time with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Thorn burg. She was called here due to the serious illness of her mother. A group of ladies were hosts at the home of Mrs. Jess Prindle for a dou ble bridal shower for Mrs. George Scarlett and Mrs. Harold Keller Thursday afternoon of last week. The afternoon was spent in opening gifts and refreshments were served at the tea hour to 35 ladies. Bill Kirchner, employed at the First National Bank, returned homj Tuesday following a two weeks’ va cation spent mostly at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Kirchner of Portland. He also made several fishing trips while there. F rie d C hicken ▲AAAAAAAAAÀAAAAA Sunday, J u ly 28 PETE & GLADYS STANFIELD NEWS By Mrs. Rote Hedrick Charles Cecil Curl and Miss Mar ian Sturdivant were married July 22 in Nevada. They will visit Treasure Island before returning to Pendleton. Mrs. Ila Wallace and Curt Rhea were married July 23 in Washing ton, and returned to Stanfield Wed nesday evening. “To Be Married Soon” was the an nouncement made at the Bridge club Monday at the Tom Gregory home when Mrs. Gregory announced the approaching marriage of her daugh ter Laura to Raymond Myers. There were four tables at play and a de lightful afternoon passed. At the Soren Thorsen home were hi " ¡ ister, Mrs? Fox'and her'daugh- ter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Powell of Ogden, Utah. Mr. and Mrs. George Grant and daughter Jeanette of Wishek, N, D., are at their son’s home, George Grant Jr. They will enjoy a week at Lehman Springs and at Hidaway Springs before returning. James Lye is expected soon from Ohio where he was called because of his father’s death. Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Chapin of Ellensburg, Wn., visited at the J. M. Richards home Sunday. Miss Rose Hoosier underwent an appendectomy Monday at St. An thony’s hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Johnson are the proud parents of a son born July 21st. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd O’Daniels have a son born July 20. Mrs. Lucian Jouannault visited her daughter Mrs. Herman Bortger in Pendleton Tuesday. Bob Refvem has returned from Mil- ton where he has been employed dur ing pea harvest. Miss Florence McKeen, who has been visiting at the Fred Shelton home for a month, returned to her home at San Jose, Calif., Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Sloan Spencer and children have moved into the Camp bell cottage. Sloan is employed at the experiment station at Hermiston. The Garden club enjoyed an inter esting session at the C. M. McCall home Tuesday with Mrs. Bard pre siding. Election of officers was post poned until Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Fitzpatrick have returned from a month’s trip east where they attended two excel lent conventions. The N.E.A. and the democratic convention. Van Bonnewitz, young son of Capt. and Mrs. H. P. Bonnewitz, was very much enthused over his second trip to Bingham Springs last Sunday. He enioyed diving, swimming, horse back riding, traveling the trails and the nice drinking water, and lots of good things to eat in their picnic lunch. Mrs. Margaret Daughtry has re ceived notice of her re-appointment as post mistress at Stanfield. y o u CAN GET ALO NG WITHOUT ELECTRICITY A N D W ITHO UT ADVERTISING— Î 5 BUT W HY TRY? CHRISTIAN SGSEHCE CHURCHES IFE” was the subject of the | j Lesson-Sermon in all Church es of Christ, Scientist, on Sunday, July 21. The Golden Text was, “This is life eternal, that they might know thee the only true God, and Jesus Christ, whom thou hast sent” (John 17:3). Among the citations which com prised the Lesson-Sermon was the following from the Bible: “The Lord Is my strength and song, and is become my salvation. I shall not die, but live, and declare the works of the Lord. The righteous ness of thy testimonies is everlast ing: give me understanding, and 1 shall live'’ (Ps. 118,119). The Lesson-Sermon also included f the following correlative passages from the Christian textbook, t “Science and Health with Key to j the Scriptures” by Mary Baker Eddy: “If it Is true that man lives, this fact can never change in Science to the opposite belief that man dies. Life is the law of Soul, even the law of the spirit of Truth, and Soul is never without its rep resentative. Man’s individual be ing can no more die nor disappear in unconsciousness than can Soul, tor both are Immortal . . . God. Life, Truth, and Love make man undying" (p.427). < ◄ ◄ C A N N IN G 3 Peaches 3 3 at WURSTER'S V/2 Mile West of ◄ Umatilla NOW R E A D Y ! A ll about tW’ bamaihs It’s the Woman who Pays | BUT HERE SHE GETS A LOT FOR HER MONEY! Specials for Friday - Saturday - Monday AAAAAA Royal Chef fQi i Wadham’s ’ B E A N S -fa n c y cut stringless - 3 No. 2 cans 35* Arizona I G R A P E F R U I T - large size......... dozen 39* Reliance Quick Quaker Cascade C R A C K E R S ........................ BILL SHAAR. Prop. Hermiston 12* I 21b. pkg. 15* Leslie S A L T .................................. 1»/, lb. pkg. Blue Printed In Big Type K A R O ......................................51b. pail Staley’s Cube S T A R C H ................................ 2 pkgs. FREE DISH CLOTH Sperry AAAAAAAAAAAAA Lemon Juice Recipe Checks • 13* O A T S ........................ ............. small size ADS ARE NEWS Rheumatic Pain Quickly . If you suffer from rheumulic, arthritis or neuritis psin, try this simple inexpen sive home recipe that thousands sre nsin». Get s pachase of Ru-Ex Compound tcdxy. M is it w ith a quart of water, add tire juice of 4 lemons. It’s easy. N o trouble st all and . pleasant. Y ou need only 1 tablespoonfnlt two times a day. Often within 48 hours — sometimes overnight — sptendid results a n obtained. If the peine do not quickly leave end if you do not (eel better. R u -E s w ill cost you not h in t to try at it it sold by your drussitt under an absolute m ou s y hack fuaraatee. Ru-Es Okmpound is fee sale and recommended by J ▲▲▲▲▲A OVEN BAKED BEANS............tall cans Mr. and Mrs. George Green of Liv ingston, Wis., and daughter and hus band, Mr. and Mrs. Orthell Smith and two daughters of Chicago spent from Saturday night to Tuesday at the home of Mr. Green’s brother, Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Greene at Stanfield' whom he had not seen for 30 years. ! They left Tuesday for California and other points. WELL EQUIPPED TO ACCOMMODATE AND GIVE YOU THE BEST OF SERVICE ► ► ► ► C L A M S ...............................7i/2 oz. can Miss Barbara Connor, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Connor, left Wednesday for Portland where she will visit until Saturday with friends. It is expected that one of her friends will return with her to Hermiston for a short stay. H erm iston B a rb e r Shop 40c " PANCAKE FLOUR...............28 oz. pkg. J E L L -0 ..........pkg. 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