THURSDAY, AUGUST 29, 1940.
THE HeRMISTQN HERALD, HERMISTON. OREGON.
The Hermiston Herald
Published Every Thursday at
Hermiston, Umatilla County, Oregon.
Alfred Quiring and Leander Quiring, Publishers.
Entered at the post office at Hermiston as Second
Class Matter, Dec. 1906, Umatilla County, Oregon.
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P U B LI S Hi E RS?
By
P I« CITY MEWS
M rs.
B e r n ic e
W a t te n b u r g a r
IA T I ON
E. B. W attenburger made a busi
ness trip to Heppner and Ione T h u rs
day with a load of this y ear’s honey.
Mr. and Mrs. M arian Finch atten d
ed Grange a t Lena Wednesday even
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Bartholomew
returned home F rid ay from Spokane.
Believe it or not— Roy Neill ta k
ing a ride in the loop-a-plane— and
where was Clayton Ayers a fte r his
ride in the tw il-t-whirl.
in Oregon chosen to atten d the N at
ional Youth Conference which is in
session a t Winona Lake in Indiana.
Tom McCormick is a t home again,
having completed his business course
a t Northwestern.
Mrs. F red Shelton had as visitors
last week her two sisters and th eir
families, Mr. and Mrs. H enry H iatt
and Elma May from Julesburg, Colo.,
and Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Sidders and
son Wallace of Twin Falls, Idaho.
Mr. and Mrs. Will McNott Sr. and
J r. were visitors at the J. W. Waid
home this last week. Claude W aid
was able to retu rn home from the
hospital th is week.
Mrs. M arg aret D aughtry returned
to Stanfield last S aturday, having
had the “best vacation ever” in Cali
fornia cities as f a r south as Los An
geles. She and her sister visited
th eir brother whom she had not seen
for many years.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Moore and Nel
lie are expected home S aturday from
th eir vacation trip to Montana.
Mr. and Mrs. Scott F urlong of
Heppner and their granddaughter
visited Mr. and Mrs. F ran k Ayers
Sunday.
The Contract Bridge club enjoyed
a session a t the home of Mrs. Tom
Gregory Monday.
Mrs. M arian
George and Mrs. Arnold E bert were
substitute players for Mrs. M. Ref
vem and Mrs. Harold Reeves.
Mrs. Vernon P ra tt and son Billy
returned to Cornucopia last S aturday
afte r a week’s visit with her mother,
Mrs. Byron Brown.
Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n W arren and
daughter are visiting his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. A lbert W arren. Mr.
W arren is assistan t coach at the
University of Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Daniels
have returned here from West Vir-
Woods MrS' Daniels was M argaret
(Too late for last week)
Mr. and Mrs. E. B. W attenburger
and fam ily spent Thursday evening
in Pendleton with Mr. and Mrs.
Floyd Van O rsdall, and got to take
in the scene of the fire a t the Round
Up grounds.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Neill and Mrs.
W inters took in the rodeo F riday in
Heppner.
The painting of the Pine City
B y Mrs. Rose Hedrick
school was completed this week.
School will open September 2. The
school bus routes were let to Mrs. F ay
Stanfield schools will open Septem
Finch, Little B utter Creek route; ber 2 with a short session for en
Mrs. Bertha Ayers, Big B utter Creek rollment of pupils. Bus drivers C.
route, and C. B. W attenburger, the C. Rhea and Claude McCall will have
route from the school house down to the ru ral children home again for
A mounting succession of trem en
the Corrigal ranch.
lunch. The faculty includes Lois
Mr. and Mrs. Russel Moore re Messinger, Marion Troyer, Ruby dous tidal waves th at finally crest
turned home Sunday from a trip to Dodds, Mrs. F. C. F itzpatrick, Irene fifty feet, roar in the devastating cli
Seattle.
Swanson, Sue W aid, Lewis Haasch, max of the tropical hurricane th a t
Lloyd Ballride’e is working a t the and Superintendent F. C. F itzpatrick. bursts as n atu re’s tru m p card in
Doherty ranch ..
Ipine.
Miss Esther' Fredreckson, afte r
Mrs. Ruby
and son J e rry of two months rest at the home of her P aram o u n t’s blazing technicolor pro
Hermiston spent I / l a y with Mr. and parents, left Tuesday fo r Seattle. duction, “Typhoon,” w ith Dorothy
Mrs. Clayton A yun,
She will sail on the S. S. Columbian Lamour in her most glowing role,
Mr. and Mrs. L arian Finch and Saturday for Seward, Alaska.
which will be seen S aturday, A ugust
family, Mr. and ’ rs. Russel Moore,
Mr. and Mrs. Eddie A ttebury and 31, a t the Oasis theatre. A41 the
Mr. and Mrs. Ciayton Ayers and Jean Ann visited Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
daughter spent Tuesday evening at A ttebury over the week end. Eddie dazzling color of a South Sea Island
the E. B. W attenburger home. Ice will again teach at Imbler.
is brought to life in this technical
cream and cake were served.
trium ph.
Miss
Rose
Hoosier
will
leave
this
B utter Creek was well represented
The story circles about the breath
week to resume her duties in the
a t the rodeo in H eppner Saturday.
taking romance of Dorothy and Rob
Mrs. R. E. M cgreer and daughter grades of the Prineville schools.
Miss M arilla Dunning left last e rt Preston, who abandons ship on
Shirley and Mrs. Goldia Newcome re
turned Wednesday from Redmond week for Portland from where she the island where Dorothy was ca st
where they spent the summer. Mr. will continue to her duties in the
aw ay ten years before. A dventurous
Stockton, Cal., high school.
Newcome is Mrs. McGreer’s aunt.
Miss Dorothy Shelton will leave suspense is supplied by J . Carrol
the last of this week for her college Naish, in the role of mutineer, and
work a t San Jose, Cal.
plenty of comedy is supplied by Dor
Miss Mamie Day, g rad u ate of the
class of ’4 0 of D rapers Business col othy’s trained chimpanzee, and P res
lege, was the house guest of Miss ton’s shipmate, Lynne Overman.
R E FR IG ER A TIO N and
L aura Gregory. She returned to La
A IR CONDITIONING
Grande Tuesday.
Irrigon Schools Open Sept. 3
SERV ICE
Schools
of Irrigon will open Tues
Household and Commercial Re
day, September 3, according to Sup
frigeration — F urnace Conversion
P. A.
erintendent Ladd Sherman. Mr. Sher
Oil B urners — Oil Furnaces
V
ELVET
man is replacing Ralph Jones who is
E xhaust F ans, Self Contained A ir
now in charge of the junior high sys
H A LF & H A LF
Conditioners.
tem a t H untington. Mr. Sherman
F R E E EST IM A T ES
THOMPSON'S DRUG comes to Irrigon from Lexington,
Phone 3741 — Herm iston, Ore.
Lyle Eddy will remain as coach.
STANFIELD NEWS
PRESTON A N D
LAMOUR TEAMED
G. Lester White
• This is the time of year when those of
school age think of new clothes. Some
thing new and different for both girls
and boys. Our stock is new and up to
date, and our prices are the best they
have ever been.
Skirts sa
Í $1.98
All
School Oxfords
In vul-cord and
priced from —
crepe
T h s includes flannels, cordu
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in sw ing styles.
soles,
W e have a full stock of
the popular Tin Pants,
Corduroys, Gaberdines
and W hip Cords priced
from $1.49 to $1.98.
$2 .5 0 T0 $3.15
For the high school boys we
have an ex tra large assortm ent
Blouses
AU styles
from $ |
S w eaters
$1.00
Spun rayons in stripes, plaids
and plain colors.
and
TO
colors priced
O xfords
Rayon Shirts and Spun
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fo r school include brogues in
heavy black and brown leathers
in a v ariety of styles, priced
$ j
S w e a te r s
$1.00 T0 $1.98
TO
$4.98
For the sm aller boys we have
Trousers
$1.X5 T0 $1.59
Tennis Shoes
W e also have Sweaters
for the younger girls at
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and $1.25 in coat styles.
fo r girls and boys continue at
the old price ........
F o r the girls from 8 to 14—
Corduroy Skirts
59*
£01
SHIRTS in p rints.....................
at
POLO SHIRTS, 6 to 10 years.............at
SHIRTS and S H O R T S ....... per garment £
* 1 .3 5
These come with suspender
strap s in all the good shades.
• We carry a full line of athletic tog«. A ll
Sweat Shirts and T-Shirts stenciled with Bull-
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colors. For the girls— Blue Indian Head gym
suits, romper styles.
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