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T H U R S D A Y , N O V E M B E R 21, 1»*»
THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON.
BASIS THEATRE ’ Local Happenings
HERM ISTON, OREGON
Mrs. R. C. McReynolds arrived
home Sunday from a visit since Ar
mistice day in Spokane with her sis
ter and family.
Children’s silverware sets, $1.00.
A. W. Behrman, Hermiston.
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John W. Campbell of Portland
spent several days the first of the
week in Hermiston attending to bus
iness details
O. M. Clark entered the Veterans’
Hospital in Portland last week for
observation. No report has been re
ceived as to his condition.
Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Nichols of Do-
rena, Ore., arrived Saturday to spend
a week visiting at the home of their
niece and family, Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Attebury.
Miss Mary Eva Volberding, guest
at the A. H. Norton home, Hiss Bar
bara Moore, Fred and Marvin Ran
kin made a trip to the Toll Gate reg
ion Sunday and report th at conditions
will soon be ripe for ski excursions.
The Ladies Aid of the Community
church at Irrigon will give a Bazaar
and Cooked Food sale a t Mrs Burn-
ham s store Sat., Nov. 30, in Hermis-
ton. Patronage appreciated. Mrs.
W. C. Isom, president.
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Mr. and Mrs. Alton Kingsbury and
daughter Dorthy Jean left Wednes
day for Dallas, Ore., to spend the
Thanksgiving holidays with relatives.
They plan to be back Sunday night.
Beautiful buffet and dining room
table, Queen Anne style, priced right.
Also good used electric washing ma
chine. Miller’s Tradng Post.
HERMISTON P.TJk.
MEETS TUESDAY
A regular meeting of the Hermis
ton Parent-Teachers association will
be held Tuesday, November 26, at the
high school. The meeting night fell
on November 21, Franklin Roosevelt’s
new Thanksgiving day, so the change
of date was made to November 26.
Several m atters of importance are
due to come up during the meeting.
A musical program will follow the
business meeting.
H G et Y o u r F ree C opy
f
of
Dick Brown of Pasco, Wn., is ex
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pected to spend the Thanksgiving va
cation at the home of his friend, Bill
Belt.
E R I D AY - SA TU R D A Y
Mrs. J. H. LaMoree of Portland is
November 22 - 23
making a several weeks visit with her
daughter and family, Dr. and Mrs.
• You should have and maintain a record
Pal Night»
W. M artin Marbut.
or inventory of all your home furnishings
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Cox of Hepp
ner were dinner guests Friday even
and personal effects to properly comply
ing at the home of his brother and AYERS OBSERVES
family, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Payne. 77TH BIRTHDAY
with your insurance needs. This booklet
Mrs. O. T. Lockridge, who has
been receiving medical treatm ent for
J. T. Ayers was honored Sunday
can be the means of providing you with
CHESTER M O R R IS
eight weeks at the Hermiston Gen on his 77th birthday when relatives
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A N IT A LOUISE
BUCK JONES
such record and is given to you with the
eral hospital, was improved enough and friends gathered at his home for
O NA MUNSON
to be moved to her home Saturday.
a celebration. It was the first time
compliments of F. B. SWAYZE, Agent.
GEORGE
HAYES
Baby spoons, 50c. A. W. Behr in 17 years th at his six children and
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man, Watchmaker, Hermiston. 14-lc their families had been together. A
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Popeye Cartoon Doing Impossible
Mrs. Pearl Straw was a house dinner was served a t noon with games
Stunts
guest of Mrs. Georgia Henderson for and social conversation occupying the
several days over the week end. Mrs. afternoon.
Comedy— Seeing Red
Present were Mr. and Mrs. C. H.
Straw formerly lived in Hermiston
F. B. SWAYZE, President
but now' resides at San Diego, Calif. Ayers and family of Butter Creek,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
B.
W
attenburger
Member
Federal
Deposit Insurance Corporation
Jim Jackson, Kenneth Bensel, Lois
SU N D A Y - MON. - TU ESD AY
White and Richard Cox are expected and family of Butter Creek, Mr. and
November 24 - 25 - 26
to arrive Wednesday evening to spend Mrs. Lon W attenburger, Mr. and
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the
Thanksgiving week end with their Mrs. Burl Coxen and family of Hepp eral humorous incidents.
Continuous Show Sunday
All services as usual on this com
ner, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Ayers of
parents.
Mr. Hoke, reelected state presi ing Sunday, with the Holy Commun
Heppner, Mr and Mrs. A rt Ayers and
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Mittlesdorf
children Dorothy, Harold and Billy, dent, ntroduced the speakers. Mr. ion being administered following the
ROGERS
were hosts at a dinner bridge Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Coxen and Gerald, Kupers spoke of county work and morning worship service.
night with three tables in play. Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rauch Jr., all of stressed value of the port of Umatil
Jim Todd won high for ladies and
PENTECO STAL TA B E R N A C LE
Hermiston, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank la to Umatilla county farmers.
Ray E. Critchfield won high for men.
S. E. Graves, Pastor
Ayers of Stanfield.
W z ¿ a í
Dr. J. P. Stewart, eye-sight spec
Sunday 10:00 a. m., Bible school.
A Champagne Cocktail of Love and laughs'
TOWNSEND
CLUB
ialist of Pendleton, will be at the
Lesson topic, “Stephen the Fist Mar
«K O « A D IO « le lu » , with
Hermiston Hotel on Wednesday, RUGG MASTER OF
tyr.” A class for all ages.
SPRING 8VIN6T0N • JACK CARSON
NEWS
Cactus
. MwkO'CMaa*
November 27th. Hours 1:00 to 5:00
11:00 A. M., worship hour. “Right
By Mrs. Joe Udey
p. m.
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Comedy— Barred Buckaroos
Living is Rich Living.”
All members are urged to their
Mrs. B. Haneline entertained at a
7:30 P. M., the old fashioned re
At the regular meeting of the meeting Friday, November 22 a t the vival will continue throughout this
dessert bridge luncheon Thursday af
W ED NESD AY - TH U RSD AY
ternoon of last week with two tables Westland Grange last Thursday of Legion all to conduct important busi week. Every night except Monday
a t 7:30.
of bridge in play. Mrs. Wm. Morgan ficers for the coming year were elect ness and hear reports.
November 2 7 - 2 8
ed. A. E. Rugg is the new Master
won high score.
In a bulletin from headquarters
“Nellie” Nelson, roving reporter and other officers are: Overseer, J. reads— By long distance interview
for the Walla Walla Union-Bulletin, D. Corliss; Steward, Floyd Laird; from San Francisco following re HONOR ROLL FOR
WELL EQUIPPED TO
spent
Monday and Tuesday in Her Lecturer, Margaret Seeliger; Chap ceipt of late election returns, Demo
ACCOMMODATE AND GIVE
FIRST SIX WEEKS
miston checking up on the new muni lain, Mrs. Jess Prindle; Secretary, cratic Senator Sheridan Downey
YOU THE BEST OF SERVICE tions depot and other happenings.
Mrs. A. E. Rugg; Treasurer, Guy made the following statement to the
(From the Bulldog
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Miller of Spo Shaw; Gatekeeper, Benj. Pryor; As editor of the Townsend National
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SENIOR—
kane, brother of Mrs. O. T. Lockridge sistant Steward, Don Sherwood; La Weekly, “You can quote me as say
BILL SHAAR, Prop.
Hermiston are spending several weeks at the dy Assistant Steward, Mrs. Guy ing I confidently believe that re-elect
Maxine Mead
Marian Ott
home of Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Lock Shaw; Ceres, Mrs. J. D. Corliss; Flo ion of Franklin Roosevelt will mean
ra, Alma Alstott; Pomona, Mrs. P. advancement for the pension plan. I
Charles Knerr
ridge.
Gilbert Dyer
Mrs. C. M. Jackson and Mrs. E. L. A. Power, and the executive commit am sure the President will recom
Jackson entertained at a dessert tee, Harold Laird, Don Alstott and mend to the next Congress immediate
JUNIOR—
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Barbara Follett
action on a wholely federal pension
bridge luncheon Friday and Satur P. A. Power.
It was decided to hold installation measure.
Cartoon-^-Foul Ball Player
Phyllis Sires
day afternoon at the former’s home.
•V E L V E T
in a joint meeting with other west
“In
an
interview
at
the
White
Donna Saylor
Three
tables
were
in
play
e^ch
day,
• HALF & HALF
Musical Comedy—The Congama-
Dorothy Pierson
and prizes were given at each table. end Granges to be held at Stanfield House he told me he was going to
Johanna Casper
Paul Edward Boynton, son of Mr. early in December. Following the recommend national pension legisla
nia
THOMPSON'S DRUG
and Mrs. Neill Boynton, has spent business meeting refreshments were tion which would do away with the
SOPHOMORE—
several days a t the home of his served by Mr. and Mrs. A E. Rugg. state old age assistance program now
Kenneth Elwood
in effect.”
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs C A I
Mary Sommerer
The Townsend organization will
Paul in Pendleton. He is expected to 'LUCKY PARTNERS'
FRESHMAN—
come home Thursday'.
cooperate with all such efforts to the
Ethel Clarke
STARTS SUNDAY
Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Moore and
fullest possible extent.
John Lewis
Notice— A mixup of men’s coats at
small son of Portland spent last week
Irene Hunt
How a make-believe honeymoon be the Townsend dance last Saturday
with her sister and family, Dr. and
Beryl Hunter
Mrs. W. Martin Marbut. They mot comes a beautiful reality is the night, and whoever has Joe Udey’s
Lois Hunt
ored down for Nancy’s birthday sprightly theme of "Lucky Partners,” coat, kindly leave at Walker’s service
co-starring Ronald Colman and Gin station and get your own.
which was Saturday.
NOW ON THE SHELVES!
The dance committee reports that
T ow n sen d
Guests at the home of Mr. and ger Rogers.
Believing that a strange artist is the Townsend dance on November 30
Mis. Enos Martin for the holiday and
week end are Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mar lucky, a Greenwich Village lass per will be at the Westland school, and
tin and baby, Mr. and Mrs. Stanhope suades him to share in the purchase on the 7th of December will be at the
SMALL DEPOSIT HOLDS ITEMS
Pier of Portland, Miss Lula True- of a sweepstakes ticket. The pair Community hall in Hermiston, and
SAT. - NOV. 30
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blood,
of Portland, Dr. and Mrs. win, and the handsome brush-wielder every other week from then on.
UNTIL DECEMBER 23
AT
holds the girl to her impulsive pro
! Howard Stoub of Detroit, Mich.
M ETHODIST CHURCH
WESTLAND SCHOOL
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Smith and mise-—to accompany him on a synthe
SHOP EARLY W.HLE SELECTIONS ARE G O O D j E
Stearns Cushing, Pastor
i Mr. and Mrs. N. G. Robertson enter tic honeymoon, a nuptial occasion
HOUSE
tained at a dinner bridge Thursday which the young lady's boy friend j This church wishes the people of After this dance, there will be a
Hermiston and its surrounding coun
evening of last week at the Smith scoffs at.
Posing as brother and sister, the J try a very joyous Thanksgiving day Townsend Benefit Dance every
home with six tables of bridge in'
First and Third Saturdays of each
J play. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Shaar won couple stop a t Niagara Falls, are and hope that the coming days may month at Community Hall in
CM.
bring
them
more
blessings
of
grati
| high and Dr. and Mrs. Wm. Morgan mistaken as newlyweds, and their ex
HERMISTON.
citing platonic adventure soon devel tude.
winning low.
Bill Jackson of Pacific university ops into genuine romance which
and his roommate, Phil Shriver of weathers a series of unfortunate mis
j North Bend, and Bob Jackson of the understandings, which generate some
j I niversity of Oregon, both sons of of the gayest, sophisticated and hec
! Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Jackson, are ex tic happenings the screen has seen
pected home Wednesday night for the this season.
“ Lucky Partners” starts Sunday
Thanksgiving week end. Mr. and
Mrs. E. L. Jackson and family will at the Oasis theatre.
also join the family for the Thanks
FARM LEADERS
giving dinner.
WAGONS
WESTWARD
‘A Record or Inventory’
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF HERMISTON
H erm iston
B a rb e r Shop
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C h r is tm a s T o y s
C h ris tm a s G ifts
BENEFIT DANCE
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OREGON W O O L
COLUMBIA PARK
GROWERS TO GATHER
Commemorating the spirit of thankfulness
our forefathers evinced for their new land
is surely an occasion well worth our cele
brating on this day....................................
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Hot on the trail of current issues
affecting their industry, wool grow-
ers from Oregon’s far flung ranches
| and ranges will soon be t ailing into
Lakeview for the 4 4th yearly meet
ing of the state wool growers' asso
ciation, on December 1, 2 and 3.
"Interest in the convention is
keen," says Mac Hoke of Pendleton,
President of the state association,
who goes on to add that the south
eastern Oregon livestock metropolis
is all set for a big time, silk socks to
he under a complete ban. Beginning
shortly afternoon on December 1 the
six major committees making up that
phase of convention activity will get
underway. Those committees will
deal with predatory animal control,
legislation and taxation, and trans
portation and marketing. Then too,
the subjects of public lands grazing
and National forest grazing will
come in for particular attention by
those two committees. The general
overhead committee will be that on
general resolutions and organizaztioa.
Two officials of the American ;
Farm Bureau Federation, returning
from the Hood River state conven
tion, were guests of the Project Farm
Bureau Friday evening. Visitors
were W. R. Ogg, legislative represen
tative, Washington, D. C., and Mrs.
Charles W. Sewell, administrative di
rector of the Associated Women of
the organization. They were accom-1
panted here by Mac Hoke, Pendleton,1
state president, and William Kupers,
Helix, vice president of the Farm j
Bureau.
Following a potluck dinner in the
club house served by women of the
auxiliary, the guests spoke on work :
of the Bureau throughout 40 states
in which the organization operates.
Mr. Ogg spoke of the work of the
Bureau and its various ramifications
with a view of unity between all
branches of agriculture and a 100
per cent parity with labor and indus
try.
Mrs. Sewell, whose home it in In
diana, told of organization work
among the women, and included aer-
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