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PA G E TW O BASIS 1 HEATRE L o c a l H a p p e n in g s H ERM ISTO N, OREGON PHONE 2121 SA T U R D A Y - SE P T. 28 Pal Night Continuous Show Starting 2 P.M. f a t AUTRY í» 6 Plus Cartoon and Comedy SU N. - MON. - SEPT. 2 9 - 3 0 Continuous Show Sunday _____ B in e < c h a r ie s B,l DAVIS I BOYER Miss Effie Conner and Mrs. Jarvis Durfey spent the week end in Spo- kane, Wn. Mr. and Mrs. James Todd and Vir ginia went to Corvallis Saturday eve ning where the latter enrolled at O. S. C. Visit Central Church of Christ stand on Main street during fair. 6-lc Mrs. O. T. Lockridge, who is re ceiving medical care at the Hermis ton General hospital, is slowly im proving. Order your Portland Oregonian or Journal, by mail, through Mrs. Geor gia Henderson, Hermiston, Ore. 6-4c Mrs. Lynn Anderson of LaGrande spent Monday and Tuesday visiting her parents. »«S' A ll THIS AND HEAVEN TOO Color Cartoon— Fagins Freshmen and There TUES. - WED. - OCT. 1 - 2 Double Feature and There MILLIONAIRE PLAYBOY JO E THURSDAY, SEPT 26, 1940. THE HERMISTON HERALD HERMISTON OREGON with P E N N E R l,h~ M O RE W O B fiV Y Lenses I GEORGE SA N D E R S in The Saint Takes Over Plus Shorts I n new Ful-V ue No-Scru glasses the lenses are held in place by electrically soldered posts. THURS. - F R I. - OCT. 3 - 4 Jean Cagney - Richard Denning N ew ro Gloves d e *’ Cartoon— Nightclub was a stick Sportlight—Playmates From the Wild v Comedy— Taint Legal FUL-VUE NO-SCRU G LASSES They can’t get loose, or bfe broken by wobbling. STRAM OPTICAL CO. Pendleton, Oregon 225 SOUTH MAIN ST. HERMISTON TRADING CO. 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Mrs. Fred Scrivner of Echo was ad KRYGER-HOGELAND mitted Monday for a few days for Mr. and Mrs. William Kryger of medical care at the Hermiston Gen Stanfield announce the marriage of • True, water is hardly ever hot enough for bathing eral hospital. their daughter, Genevieve, to Melvin in the average home. But it can be! With a West- Kay Turnblad arrived this week (Bill) Hogeland on Friday, Septem inghouse Automatic Electric Water Heater on the job, from a visit at Baker and will stay ber 20, at a church wedding in the the hot water question ceases to be a question. With for an Indefinite time at the home Central Church of Christ in Hermis out going near the heater, you can always depend of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. ton with Rev. C. W arner officiating. upon it for all the hot water Only relatives of both parties were Turnblad. present for the occasion. Mr. and you want, no m atter when Mr. and Mrs. Lester Munyan of the heed arises. Come in— Dupont, Wn., visited with Mr. and Mrs. Hogeland will reside in Stan Mrs. A. C. Swarner over the week field. ask about our budget buying end. The Munyans and Mrs. Swar plan and low heating rate. PIERSON-BECKUS ner were friends in New Jersey more Miss Gladys Pierson, daughter of than 30 years ago. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pierson of Her News to old time Hermiston resi miston, and Vernon Beckus were mar dents is that T. H. Gaither of La ried Tuesday, September 17, at Lew Grande has filed for city commis iston, Idaho. Mrs. Beckus has been sioner. Mr. and Mrs. Gaither are a student in Hermiston high school. former Hermiston residents. The bridegroom is a son of Mr. and Order your Portland Oregonian or j Mrs. Lee Beckus of Oakland, Neb., Journal, by mail, through Mrs. Geor and has been a resident of Hermis gia Henderson, Hermiston, Ore. 6-4c ton for the past year. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Felthouse Beckus are residing in Hermiston. and son Gale drove to Walla Walla Thursday where they visited anoth Christian Endeavorers Meet er son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Bill The Junior Christian Endeavorers Felthouse and infant daughter Pame of the Central Church of Christ met la. Saturday for a social and business Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Kingsley re meeting at the home of Mrs. Cecil turned to their home in Portland Warner. The following officers were Monday after spending several days elected: president, Patsy W arner: Hermiston, Oregon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. T. vice president, Francis Clarke; sec t V I R Y HOUSE W H O » ~~ Fraser. While here Mr. Kingsley retary, Ruth Jones: treasurer, Billy went hunting. Hibbard. Refreshments were served Miss Maxine Faust is spending a ' and a short devotional closed the week’s vacation from the Umatilla meeting. — ■— 4» -------------------- Cooperative Creamery at the home of Seeligers Return From Long Trip her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Faust Mr. and Mrs. Frank Seeliger have at Eagle Creek. She accompanied Dr. Prime Jr. Opens Office whole course of one’s life. her aunt and uncle from Pendleton returned from a two weeks vacation News has been received by local Gilbert Dyer will lead the young who were taking their son to Corval- I trip to California and the Golden Gate Exposition. They were accom friends that Dr. Frank (Bud) Prime people’s discussion hour at 7 o’clock. lis for school opening. panied by Mrs. Sebo Miller of Seat Jr. has recently opened a dental of Other services will be at the usual Mrs. Walter Pearson visited from tle. sister of Mrs. Seeliger, and Mrs. fice in Corvallis in the First Nation hours. Wednesday till Sunday with Miss Henry Debus of Walla Walla, sister al Bank building and is enjoying a Catherine McBain in Portland. She of Mr. Seeliger. They visited friends fine practice. He was recently mar C E N TR A L CHURCH OF CHRIST had gone to the valley to take her C. Warner, Pastor and relatives, including their son ried to Miss Maxine Jamieson of brother Kenneth, and Jim Jackson to Sunday will be our third Sunday Darrell Seeliger of Oakland, and re Portland. Dr. Prime is a son of Dr. Oregon State college. She also visit turned by way of Lake Tahoe, and and Mrs. Frank V. Prime Sr. of Sa in our special “Eight Weeks With ed at Lebanon with Mr. and Mrs. Reno. lem, but formerly a dentist here for God,” and the third sermon in a ser Kenneth Meyers, formerly of Her 15 years. Frank Jr. attended the ies of eight great Christian convic miston. They are recent parents of Hermiston Home Ec. Club Meets tions, “The Worth of Man.” local schools. a baby boy. The Hermiston Home Economics The choir will sing Sunday morn club will meet at the Legion hail HERM ISTON B A P TIST CHURCH ing, “The Song In My Soul,” and Tuesday, October 1, a t 2:00 p. m. Grayden D. Loree, Pastor Mrs. Dale Blackstone and Mary Mc All ladies are requested to be pres Sunday morning our topic will be Gee will sing. ent at this planning day meeting, “Little Things.” “For who hath de Both Jr. and Sr. C. E. will meet when plans will be made for the spised the day of small things?” A at 7 and the evening worship service year’s work. Mrs. Bert Quick is sand bur is a small thing yet it has will be at 8:00. president and Mrs. Orval Dawson is no difficulty in making itself known. Choir practice at 7.30 Wednesday secretary of the local organization. It takes only a little faith in the and mid-week prayer service at 8:30 WELL EQUIPPED TO Lord Jesus Christ to change the p. m. Wednesday. ACCOMMODATE AND GIVE YOU THE BEST OF SERVICE P. A. Pkg. 2 3 c FLOUR M O LA SSES 23c Mrs. C. M. Jackson motored to Eu gene this week where she took her son Bob who will enroll as a fresh man at the U. of O. They were ac companied from Biggs, Ore., by Mrs. Howard Petitt and son, as fa r as Oregon City. On her way back Mrs. Jackson plans to visit in Portland. L. C. Dyer and Chas. Isaacs of Pilot Rock were business visitors in Hermiston Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Dyer have moved to Pilot Rock and are making their home on the ranch of their daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Isaacs. They plan to rent their house here. Mr. and Mrs. George Sale and Miss Zelma Sale and George Jr. returned last week from an extended trip to various vacation spots of the north west, visiting Newport, Crescent Ci ty, Redwoods and the Oregon Caves. They also visited with another daugh ter in Salem. Herm iston, Ore. 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