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PAGE TWO THURSDAY, AUGUST 29, 1940. THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON. Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Fraser and son Tom left last week for a ten-day vacation trip to Kootenay Lake in British Columbia. They returned to HERMISTON, OREGON Hermiston Wednesday. PHONE 2121 Frederick Hesser of Arlington, W. Va., and Carl Lemon of Wichita, SATURDAY, AUGUST il Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hale left Mon Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Logan were Kas., spent several days of last week Pal Night day for a stay at Wallowa Lake. business callers in Pendleton Wed- at the W. A. Hineline home. They Continuous Show starting 4 P. M. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Warner spent nesday. came for the funeral of Mrs.. Jessie from Thursday till Monday in Port Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Mulkins left Hesser.. f land. Monday on a business trip to Port Mrs. N. W. Bloom returned Satur day from a two months visit with her Mrs. R. B. Wilcox visited last Fri land. day with her daughter, Mrs. John W. Willard Scriver, who is a medical brother, Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Keppner Graves, of Heppner. patient at the Hermiston General at Denver, Colo. Most of the time was spent at the Keppner cottage at Concord grapes now ready.. W. F. hospital, is doing nicely. Cargill, phone 2629. 2-lp Mrs. Frank Millering, daughter Glen Park, Colo. Cartoon — “A Kick in Time.” Mr. and Mrs. Joe Reed, their two Mr. and Mrs. James Carney and Darlene and son Avery of La Grande, Comedy — “Twin Couplets.” Ben Faust of Pendleton visited Miss were guests Sunday at the home of sons Joe and Bob, and Mr. Reed’s fa ther left Wednesday after spending Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Clarke. Maxine Faust Sunday. SUN. - MON. - SEPT. 1-2 several days at the Julius Gimble Mr. and Mrs. P. Harwood of Oma Fred Lee of Echo is a medical pa Continuous Show Sun. and Mon. ha, Neb., visited from last Wednes home. Mrs. Reed was former Marian tient at the Hermiston General hos “TOM day till Saturday at the home of Mr. Stevens. pital. Mr. and Mrs. Emil Zivney left Mr. and Mrs. C. Warner were and Mrs. Charles Taylor. Saturday on a week’s vacation trip Charles Burk, local dry goods business visitors in Walla Walla Mon starring Freddie Bartholomew man, spent from last Wednesday till to Boise, Idaho, and Yellowstone Nat day. Wendell Willkie, guest star in ional Park. Mr. Zivney is employed The Methodist ladies aid will meet Saturday on a business trip to Port '‘INFORMATION PLEASE" at the Hermiston experiment station Wednesday, September 4, at the home land.. Color Cartoon and Mrs. Zivney is superintendent of Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Moore of of Mrs. M. P. Casseday. «PUDDLES GREEN HOUSE" Mr. and Mrs. Ermol Sater returned Naches, Wn., visited Tuesday night the Columbia school. Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Piersol and TUES. - WED. — SEPT. 3-4 Sunday from a week’s vacation spent at the home of his brother, Mr. and daughter Ann went to Toppenish, Mrs. Sam Moore. DOUBLE FEATURE at Weiser, Idaho, Crater Lake and Mrs. G. R. O’Daniels, mother of Wn., Sunday where they visited with Seaside. Mrs. F. C. McKenzie, is spending their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Mr. Van Damme of the Van Coxen. Mrs. Piersol and Ann stayed Damme Poultry Co., of Spokane, Wn„ several days this week in Pendleton for a week’s visit. Mr. Piersol will on business. was a business caller in Hermiston A group of people of the Westland go after them Sunday. Wednesday. Mrs. Robert Wright and children district gathered at the Harold Hard Mr. and Mrs. William Grogan an Barbara and Billy of Lewiston, Ida nounce the arrival of a son Charles ing home to help celebrate their 5th ho, and Mrs. Roy Cargill and sons Louis weighing 7 lbs. born Saturday wedding anniversary Thursday night Richard and Bobbie are visiting Mr. at the St. Anthony’s hospital in Pen of last week. and Mrs. Frank Cargill this week. Miss Velda McFarland of Grants dleton. /'HIGGINS FAMILY Pass, who is spending a two weeks’ Miss Wilma Joanne Cargill will re Marvin Rankin, Fred Rankin and Menu turn with them to Kooskia, Idaho, Bill Crawford of Fossil left the 17th vacation with the McFarlands at where she will teach during the com Umatilla and at Boardman, visited of August on an extended trip east ing school year. friends in Hermiston Monday. by car. They visited Mr. and Mrs. Dr. H. C. Curry, the Seattle opto Mrs. Gertrude Sanders accompan Jim Todd at St. Louis, and Miss La metrist, will again be at the Hermis ied her brother-in-law, L. Brownell of vina May Lynch at Virginia, and are on their way to Washington, D. C. Umatilla to Portland Sunday, return ton Hotel Wedn. sday, September 4, for one day. Eyes examined. Glass They are planning to return home by ing Tuesday evening. Mrs. Sanders es fitted to relieve eye strain and also visited friends at Eagle Creek. “Onion Pacific" way of Iowa. Popeye Carton Mrs. Brownell stayed with her moth headaches. Charges reasonable. Many years of experience. 2-lc er, Mrs. Simmons. THURS. - FRI___SEPT. 5-6 Mr. and Mrs. Jones of Los Angeles Miss Margaret Lawrence of Port DOUBLE FEATURE land is spending several weeks at the and Mrs. Louie Kroessin of Rainier home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ran were week end guests at the home of reaver brothers . ^ lvirv kin. Miss Lawrence is Mr. Rankin’s Mr? and Mrs. Frank Sater. Mr. Sa ter had accompanied them here from niece. Lee, Asa and Vester Shaw, sons of Weiser, Idaho, where they all had at WELL EQUIPPED TO Mr. and Mrs. Guy Shaw returned tended the funeral of their brother. home from the Lexington wheat fields Both ladies are Mr. Sater’s sisters. ACCOMMODATE AND GIVE Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Smith and YOU THE BEST OF SERVICE Saturday, completing the summer small son of Tigard were week end work.. • Miss Lois Wilson of Portland vis guests at the home of his parents. ited from last Wednesday till Thurs Mr. and Mrs. Walter Smith. Mrs. BILL SHAAR, Prop. Hermiston day at the home of her aunt and un ^mith and son had motored down for with Ronald Reagan Mr. Smith who had been employed cle. Mr. and Mrs. O. O. Pierce. . PLUS SHORTS Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Burrell return during the summer months at Pilot ed home Thursday after spending the I R'X’k. summer months at Oakland and San Francisco. Mr. Burrell is principal TOWNSEND CLUB of the local grade school. Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Kendall of NEWS Dallas spent the week end with their THE RED & WHITE STORE PHONE 3001 - HERMISTON daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. By Mrs. Joe Udey — : F ree D elivery Tw ice D aily :— Alton Kingsbury. They came to A very interesting meeting was help celebrate their granddaughter’s sixth birthday. held at the Legion hall August 23. Frank McKenzie, son of Mr. and Plans are being made to have a Mrs. F, C. McKenzie, came home Townsend booth during the fair week. Tuesday evening from Tillamook Also plans for another Townsend where he has been spending the sum benefit dance at the park house in mer months with his brother and Columbia park Saturday, August 31, R. & W. Cans were made. A big crowd is expect working in a service station. Mrs. J. E. Saylor played hostess ed. An orchestra from Pendleton is : White Pints Sunday to a group of youngsters to furnish the music. The dance when she took them to Umatilla committee will appreciate the coop Plates and Napkins "here they enjoyed a swim, wienie eration of all the members, and pro Package roast and a watermelon feed. mise the public protection. Following is a copy of Senator Ted Ripley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Ripley, came Friday from Los Chas. L. McaNary’s letter to Dr. White - 16 oz. cello Angeles where he has been attending Frances Townsend: “My dear Dr. the Anderson Aircraft school. He Townsend: A few days ago I had will remain at home until the present the pleasure of discussing with you strike troubles are settled at that lo various pension proposals that have cation. been introduced in Congress, and in Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Payne and my opinion, Senate Bill 3255, known I Extra Fancy Lbs. their niece, Mary Lou Payne, left as the Townsend Bill, introduced i n : Monday for Salem. Mary Lou will this session of Congress by Senator remain their with her parents while Downey of California, is a sincere Lbs. Mr. and Mrs. Payne will continue on attempt to have the national govern to the beach for an indefinite visit. ment insure all citizens a comfortable I Idaho Small White, Reds Mr. and Mrs.. R. L. Woolley left 1 retirement annuity when the age of Saturday for Forest Grove and other 1 sixty is reached. I believe the na points for a week’s vacation. Mr. tion would prosper and human happi Red & White Woolley is manager of the Umatilla ness be vastly increased if this were Electric Cooperative association. done. This measure should receive Quart O. F. Steele, past grand master of thoughtful and sympathetic consid the I.O.O.F. lodge was elected as the eration. Very truly and cordially RED & WHITE 1 lb. 26* Oregon representative at the close of yours, Chas. L. McNary, Congress MART - Ground Fresh 1 lb. the Odd Fellows convention at Cor man,” vallis last May and will leavd Septem Also following is a copy from Wal SCOTCH 1 lb. ber 1 for Huntington. W. V.. where ter M. Pierce’s letter to Mrs. Edna EARLY RISER 1 lb. 19* the Sovereign Grand Lodge will be Udey: “Well, the Townsend clubs held. Mr. and Mrs. Steele were visit drew aces when they drew that letter FR ISK IE S, tre a t your dog - 3 lbs. 35c - 10 lbs. $ 00 ing Hermiston Saturday. from Charlie McNary which appear Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Nation left ed on the front page of the Townsend KEN L RA TIO N , A rm our’s or P ard , l ’s, 3 fo r this week for a vacation trio to Mr. weekly. That is a wonderful victory Nation’s old home in Nebraska. They and it will have a sweeping effect." PU SS IN BO OTS - K en L C lub - Dog Food, l ’s will also visit at several other places Townsendites are very much >n- route. Gwynn Hughes is substi- couraged. tof-og for Mr. Nation as night mar The next meeting will be Septem CAULIFLOWER........ large h ead s shal during his absence. ber 13 in the Legion hall. The pub lic is invited to attend and hear lat CELERY .................... large stalk s est news. BASIS THEATRE Local Happenings BARGAINS. LIKE THESE/ Brown’s School Days” H erm iston B a rb e r Shop IM QÄ® “ Murder in the Air” 30 Days from Now! These Bargains W o n 't Exist! Labor Day Specials! 1937 FO R D T U D O R SED AN — 85 hp. m otor sm ooth as silk, good 6-ply tires, heater, new p ain t ......... $450°° 1937 FO R D 60 T U D O R SED AN — th is is the well know n econom y m odel. O w ners re p o rt 25 to 27 m iles p er gallon. C om plete ly o v erh au led an d in top condition, now o n l y ................ $450“ 1938 FO R D P IC K U P — 4 speed transm ission, special high w heels fo r m ountain ro ad s an d high centers, e x tra good condition inside a n d out, larg e pickup box, room y cab w ith good upholstery .... $555°° 1930 FO R D M OD EL A PA N EL— ju st the the th in g to haul tu rk e y feed .. $55°° R o h r m a n M o to r C o. A U T H O R IZ E D FORD DEALER < / ,.A> eres the ip01 r& è w ? -' * v ' > ¿ti- í - í *« * > - HERMISTON TRADING CO. 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She will be a sophomore in Irrigon high. RELIANCE KRAUT J No. 2^2 cans ROSARIO Orange M arm a lad e 2 lb > X2c SA L A D D R ESSIN G t a st y or SA N D W IC H SPR E A D Quart jar 17c Hermiston Food Store Phone 3781 Free Delivery :
