The Hermiston herald., October 24, 1940, Page 4, Image 4

PAOB POUR
T h e H erm iston Herald
1 From Veil to Shorts
Go Turkish Girls
UMATILLA NEWS
By Mrs. Glenn Ostrom
F ifty y ea rs have taken T urkish
women far, all the w ay from the
Mae W urster spent T hursday and
veil to shorts. R ecently the A m eri­ F riday forenoon in La G rande where
can G irls College of Istanbul cele­ she visited Doris Rodenbough, who
b rate d its half cen tu ry an n iv ersary is attending D raper School of Beau­
You may have plenty of lire
of turning out A m ericanized versions ty. She was accomDanied by Mrs. V.
Entered at the post office at Hermiston as Second
insurance on your house but that
of T urkish young women. Although D. B ram er and daughter Stella Rae,
Class Matter, Dec. 1906, Umatilla County, Oregon.
th e re w ere only two T urkish g irls in who visited Mr. B ram er, who is em­
does not cover the loss if your
the first g rad u atin g class, th e num ­ ployed in La Grande.
automobile bums up Automo­
Miss Mildred Conlon, who is em­
bers have in creased since the ad ­
Subscription Rates
bile liability insurance protects
vent of the Turkish republic and the ployed a t a hospital in Salem, spent
One Y ear...........................
$2.00
you against damage suits arising
recognition of w om en’s rig h ts until from F rid a y till Sunday w ith her
Six Months ...................
from injuries to other people. but
1.00
90 per cent of the college is Turkish. parents, Mr. and Mrs. W illiam Con­
lon.
it does not pay the bills for the
Three Months ...............
The leading Turkish fam ilies are
‘ .50
Mr. and Mrs. E rvin Fow ler of
ea g er for th eir d au g h ters to have Portland were guests of Air. and Mrs.
in ju rie s you may suffer in th<
Payable in Advance
A m erican educations. But even H arry Gram m er over the week end.
same accident.
though the students ap p e ar in brief Mr. Fow ler enjoyed some pheasant
Office Telephone ......
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, W h y not come in and let us
4 fo o u B L £ \s
w hite shorts and b are legs for gym hunting while here.
Residence Telephone .......
go over your insurance program
classes—a fa r cry from the days
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Mrs. Roscoe W illiams and son By­
Co M e $ \ n / q - l y __
when they had to be veiled for com ­ ron and her m other, Mrs. Eugene
with you? This agency is fully
m en cem en t—the T urkish govern­ Masse, who is visiting here from her
prepared to give expert advice
nor can you tell what kind of
m ent and national custom s tend to home in Yakima, spent T hursday in
trouble may come next.
en the subject.
lessen the A m ericanization process. Pendleton.
Emma
Ju
d
ay
of
Mosier
spent
the
E ven though “ Gone With the
Wind” is the T urkish stu d en ts' fa ­ week end visiting friends here. The
vorite reading m a tte r and pictures Ju d ay fam ily form erly lived here.
The seventh and eighth grade had
of Clark Gable and T yrone Pow er
deco rate h er room , she does net a pheasant dinner at the school house
T hursday evening. The boys fu rn ­
en tertain m en a t college prom s. The ished the pheasants and the girls
m inistry of education prohibits boys cooked the rest of the dinner.
and girls dancing together within
The C. E. held a skating p a rty at
by h.
I >
the college walls.
Herm iston F rid ay night.
F. B. SWAYZE, President
J »
Although the Turkish collegian
Mr. and Mrs. J e rry Sm ith and son
Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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speaks good E nglish and studies Jam es of Pasco, form er residents of
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with m any of the sam e books as her U m atilla, were visitors here S a tu r­
A m erican co u n terp art, she doesn’t day.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Sykes returned
w ear m akeup, doesn’t like to eat
betw een m eals, has nev er h ea rd of this week end from a few weeks v a­ Mrs. Arnold, Mrs. Rudy and Mrs. the summ er months, accompanied
Jack K ester motored to Portland them home and will rem ain for th e
a “ coke” or “jitte rb u g ” and p refers cation.
Miss Elya Twidwell spent the Thursday, retu rn in g S aturday.
winter.
tango to swing. She’d ra th e r go to
Betty McKenzie, who has been in
end in La G rande visiting her
the m ovies than to a dance and only week
parents.
nurses tra in in g in Pendleton for the
d rin k s alcoholic beverag es a t a ball
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kuyse of Pasco past three years, returned to her STUDENT OFFICERS
or a wedding.
were visitors here S aturday.
home Tuesday afternoon to spend a
Boys a re n ’t allowed to call at the
Bill Bousquet of The Dalles v isit­ few days. She has completed her DIRECT ACTIVITIES
college, so the dean isn ’t bothered ed a t the home of his parents, Mr. course.
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w ith the ever-present A m erican and Mrs. A rt Bousquet over the week
(F ro m the Bulldog)
problem of petting in p ark ed ca rs end. He also enjoyed some pheasant
The following students m aintain
because the av e rag e T urkish youth hunting.
the positions of class officers:
doesn’t own one, th e re being but
Mr. and Mrs. T. O. W aller and
Senior Class—
By Mrs. W. C. Isom
5,000 in all Turkey.
sons of Pendleton were visitors at
President— David Hamm.
the
Jess
Connell
home
Sunday.
Although new v istas have been
Mr. and Mrs. Van H iatt are visit-
V. P resident— Tom F ra ser.
widely opened to w omen in the last
Mrs.
Mrs.
Hoagland
is
visiting
S ecretary— E lna Holmquist.
two decades of T urkish history, the mo- a t the home of his parents, Mr. with her daughter, Mrs. Brown in
and Mrs. Charles H iatt.
Stanfield.
av e rag e student p refers m a rria g e to
T reasu rer— Mabel Rauch.
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Mrs. Glenn Ostrom and
Mr. F arre ll, fa th e r of Mrs. N ora
a ca reer. None looks forw ard to a Alhevt
Vi„„. onent S aturday evening
m ovie or stag e c a re e r because th at in Wa»'a W alla where they visited Wilson, is seriously ill. He was ta k ­
Ju n io r Class—
en to the hospital in Pendleton for
still “ isn’t the thing to do.” Al­ Leta Meyprs.
P resident— Raymond Holloman.
medical treatm en t Sunday. Mrs.
though she gets h e r fashion ideas
Mrs. Theresa Bullard of Portland
V. P resident— B a rb a ra F ollett.
from the A m erican m ovies, she isn ’t came Sunday to visit a few days at F arre ll remained there with him.
Mrs. Ricker and daughter from
S ecretary— Bob Miller.
as susceptible to fads as A m erican the home of her son and daughter-in-
girls and her sw eaters and sk irts law, Mr. and Mrs. W alter Bullard F reew ater came down Sunday to be
T
reasu rer— Don Cellers.
with Rev. Ricker while he is holding
have m ore individuality th an those and children.
revival meetings a t the Pentecostal
found on A m erican cam puses.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Higgs and Mr. church.
Sophomore Class—
She chooses her own clothes but and Mrs. George B anderburg of
Mr. and Mrs. Ja y B erry from
P resident— K enneth Elwood.
P
ortland
were
guests
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
doesn’t have an allow ance. She likes
Portland visited relatives here last
V. P resident— J e rry Coxen.
r
ia
n
k
Tanner
here
over
the
week
week.
sophisticated clothes ra th e r than
The men enjoyed hunting while
Sec.-Treas.— M arjorie Knapp.
casu al sports things; w ears her h air end.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bedwell from
here.
in a long glam our-girl bob, favors
Meacham
spent
Sunday
here.
Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Smith had as
Freshm an Class—
snoods and costum e jew elry.
Grace Haney is staying with her
their guest three days of last week sister, Mrs. B ert Dexter, during Mr.
P resident— Allan Pankow.
, his m other of La Grande.
D exter’s absence.
V. P resident— John Lewis.
Mr. anil .Mrs. F ran k Clark were
Milo Hinkley and Mrs. N ora Wil­
Antarctica Will Become
Sunday v ic to rs a t the A rt Trout son motored to Pendleton Sunday.
S ecretary— Dorothy Jordan.
home in W alla Walla.
T reasu rer— Ethel Clarke.
Mr. and Mrs. Ladd Sherm an arid
T. opical, Predicts Byrd
..... r . and
n„u Mrs.
.»ns. Lester
i .ester Stoop
stoop and
M
children spent S atu rd ay and Sunday
Millions of y ea rs ago A n tarctica | i,n"filte rs of Pasco were here Sun- in Lexington.
had a tropical clim ate, according to , day-
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Mrs. Stevens and daughter visited
Adml. R ichard E. Byrd, the fam ous .
.VipK was a visitor in Wal
relatives in A rlington last week.
w al!a Monday.
explorer.
WANT AD
Glenn Paulson, who is located in
V- and Mrs. H. J. Robertson and
The clim ate, m oreover, is chang­
CASH
IN ON
Pendleton,
spent
the
week
end
wi.h
ing, he says, and th at region again "su '-h ter o f Hood River visited at his aunt, Mrs. Louisa Horner.
STUFF
/
»1,0
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Bob
Bates
will becom e habitable.
E arl Leach and Dan Hill motored
,N . W
But don’t m ake any rush for Lit­ Monday afternoon.
to the mountains near Ukiah Sunday.
Mrs. M yrtle W ard and Leonard They returned the same evening with
tle A m erica as yet. It will take
T H E A T T IC = =
Deford
left
Monday
for
a
visit
in
som e m illions of y ears, B yrd d e­
a deer. Cloyd Leach, who has been
A merican Falls, Idaho.
prospecting in the mountains during j
clares, till it’s w arm enough for you.
Mr. and Mis. Hugh Van Schoiack
Byrd brought back from his re ­ and d au ghter Delores left Monday
cent expedition geological and bo­ for The Dalles where they were
tan ical fossils of wood and leaves to called by the death of Mrs. Van Sch-
I prove the a n tarctic once w as trop­ lack’s sister’s husband, H arry C ram ­
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ical. He said fossil an im als m ight er.
I be found if the polar ice cap could
Mr. and Mrs. Valias Dexter and
be ex cavated. However, he said it son of La G rande visited at the home
w as not possible to prove hum an ex­ of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Dexter here Monday.
istence there.
A drian K rallm an, who has been
The far southern continent is pass-
I ing through a glacial age and the employed a t the Columbia Cafe, left
: ice is slowly dim inishing, Byrd de­ Tuesday for Portland.
M ary Bates of Portland is visit­
clared . Shepherds in Chilean P ata-
j gonia had told him, too, th at the ice ing at the home of her brother and
wife,
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bates.
and snow w as less now than a gen­
Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Lawson have
eration ago, he added.
moved into one of the Edw ards a p a rt­
As the ice dim inishes in A ntarcti- ments.
j ca. Byrd said, the te m p e ra tu re will
Mrs. Ralph Joder left Monday for
gradually rise through the centuries Reper,’a w here she will make her home
and possibly the cu rren ts which with her husband who has been »m-
give sub-tropical Chile and P eru ploved them for some time. H er
their te m p erate clim ate will becom e mother, who has been m aking her
f w arm er.
home with them, went to Portland to
five with a son. Mrs. Yrekes has
ived h"”e for 51 vears.
Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Smith and
P ro tect Civil W ar T renches
To serv e the twofold purpose of daughter Donna returned to their
, beautification and prevention of ero ­ home a lte r a three weeks trip which
sion which th rea ten to d am ag e Civil took them to Portland, Seattle, El­
I w ar trenches, thousands of blos­ lensburg, Coulee dam and Spokane.
Donna staved with her grandm other
som ing periw inkle w ere planted in in
Qti/iU tJ/eLp. 'Ifou /ia n íílt
a n d Sbtudf&Hf
Arlington.
the F redericksburg-Spotsylvania Na-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jam
es
Byrnes
and
i tional
M ilitary p aik
c
. .
j daughters
unlivera dean
Jo an ano
and Mrs. Glenn Os
The most consistent thing about
Since the m attin g of underbrush, trom
troni and
and son
son Gary
G ary visited their
JO H N DEERE Two-Cylln-
the old coal or wood stove was the
| which for m ore than £0 y e a rs held l daughter and sister and family, Mr.
constant mess. But today you can
der Tractors, burning
the e a rth in place and" m ade a and Mrs. Don H arrym an and family
say good-bye forever to d irt and
low-cost fuels successfully
w ilderness of the historic b attle­ j in Pasco Sunday.
drudgery in heating. T h e re’s no
and efficiently, are sending power costs down to
fields, lias been rem oved, national
Mr. and Mrs. George Butterwood
muss o r fuss w hen you use a
new low levels in all sections of the country.
i p ark serv ice officials have been and Mrs. E. McKenzie spent Monday
Quaker B u m o il H eater . . . neither
in Pendleton.
com bating the m enace of erosion.
in providing heat or in cleaning up
Users are reporting am azing savings on low­
after it. Come in and see the new
Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Miller spent
B ranch Spalding, co-ordinating
cost fuel alone. For instance, many are operat­
1941 models today!
superintendent of the V irginia b at­ S aturday in Spokane on business.
ing their John Deere Model “ H” tractors for as
the
Consolidated
tlefields, said the periw inkle w as a They attended
little as 2 cents an acre in cultivating.
little ev erg reen th at produces tiny F reight Lines meeting where Mr.
white blossom s in late April. Mr. Miller received a watch for 5 years
Measuring fuel econom y on a dollars and
Spalding said th at through the co­ of <sfe driving.
cents basis—the way it should be m easured—
Mrs. William Conlon returned
operation
of p ark neighbors, hun­
im partial tests show that five different makes
Monday from Portland. H er sister.
d
red
s
of
roots
w
ere
gath
ered
for
of tractors using low-grade gasoline do only
& d dieate/iA. u n tlt
Mrs. Houser, returned with her for
planting.
a visit.
71.6', as much work as a John Deere Tractor
Mr. and Mrs. Will F ran k . Mrs. Ed.
with $1.00 worth of low-cost fuel, and that nine
S tagm iller and daughter and Mrs.
other makes burning regular gasoline do only
Treasury Gadget
R. W illiams of W alla W alla and Mr.
66.6*,', as much work as a John Deere on $1.00
S tretched across the top of the and Mrs. W. W. Newton of Yakima
worth of low-cost fuel.
te lle rs’ windows of the sta te treas- visited at the Roscoe W illiams home
u r e r ’s office in Springfield, 111., are Sunday.
These impartial tests furnish convincing
m any stra n d s of w ire which look
Mr. and Mrs Fred Mullins and
OTHER STOVES WITHOUT FORCED DRAFT
roof that your fuel dollar goes farther in a
like radio aerials.
son of Posen visited here Sunday.
ohn Deere. Come in and make us prove it.
Ed Lonergan, press agent for
Mr. and Mrs. William S w itxPr left
Treasurer Louie E. Lewis, explains Monday for a vi«it in Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. F ran k D uff of Pen­
they are part of a robbery-burglary
I system , charged with high voltage dleton are parents of a son born in
We have a few left over—Come in
He is the grandson o*
to prevent climbing into the treasury Pendleton
BRADEN BELL TRACTOR
| office and fixed to set off alarms Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Thompson of
and
get them at a bargain price.
here.
in police stations.
& EQUIPMENT CO.
Joe
and
Carl
Lvndsav
of
Portland
Cost of the system is $2.600 and
PEN D LETO N , OREGON
it saves $4,000 annually on theft in­ were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Walter
surance. Little money is kept in the Bullard Saturday and Sundav.
Mr. and Mr«. Joe Rudv of Needles
office, but there are many bonds bur­
Ca,.. are visiting their daurht»r and
glars might yen for.
Phone 2121
Hermiston, Oregon
son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold.
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