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THURSDAY. DECEMBER 11, » * THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON. PAO » TOUR Corrigan’s books, which were many. Mr. and Mrs. George Butterwood spent Friday in Pendleton shopping. Mr. and Mrs. Ray E. McNabb Ted Hammer was very much sur were Pendleton shoppers Saturday. Leta Meyers, who has spent the Published Every Thursday at prised Saturday afternoon when a last few months employed in Walla group of little neighbor girls and Walla, sent the week end here at the Hermiston, Umatilla County, Oregon. hoys gathered a t his home to help Art Bousquet home. Miss Meyers is rOU take out fire tnaurance for M e purpose . . . Alfred Quiring and Leander Quiring, Publishers. him celebrate his ninth birthday. now making her home with her aunt protect yourself against finanoal loss. Yet you are uncle, Mr. and Mrsf Bob Meyers There were eight little boys and eight and in Kennewick, former residents of not completely protected if your poliey is the type thai Entered at the post office at Hermiston as Second little girls and nine grownups pres Umatilla. Class Matter, Dec. 1906, Umatilla County, Oregon. fail« to safeguard you in case the company snflers Mrs. Bertha Cherry and the Mis ent. They were Marilyn Shaver, La- eon Elwood, Donita Dixson, Jack Os ses Joan Leslie and Elva Twidwell abnormal losses. Conflagrations are always af< to occur. Subscription Rates borne, Carole Hammer, Melvin Ezell, were Pendleton Shoppers Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Switzler return No one can foresee them. They mean huge loasea. . . loeeee One Y ear.......................................... $2.00 Rita Blinston, Dick Hammer, Teddy ed to their home here Thursday from Shaver, Louise Hammer, Clyde a few days in Portland. Six Months ...................................... 1.00 that must be paid by someone. Mrs. Wm. Conlon returned home Hughes, Peggy Neill, Lois Elwood, Three M onths......................................... 50 Friday night from Portland where If your policy is issued by a CAPITAL STOCK Clarence Hughes, Rosalie Hammer Payable in Advance ivsited her daughter Mildred and and Ted Hammer. The grownups she INSURANCE COMPANY, you are puleM A a g ^ M they attended the concert of Fritz were Vyola and Gloria Hammer, Mrs. Kreisler Friday evening. Office Telephone ............................ 2051 having to pay any part o f the loose Mr. and Mrs. Dick Gripp returned E. Shaver, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Elwood, Residence Telephone ....................... 2333 Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hammer and Mr. home last week from a two weeks va premium. Backed by cash capital and i cation trip. and Mrs. . . . L. Hammer. . , j • -j The Umatilla basketball teams won ail timea you receive 100% protection agakart I The little girls enjoyed inside from Stanfield at the first home games while the boys played football game Wednesday and from Irrigon That ia why four out o f flva people oboe with a ball Ted received for a pres- j Friday night. Mr. and Mrs. Lew Brownell were STOCK COMPANY FIRE INSURANCE i ent. visitors in Pasco Thursday and were Plates were laid on the long table dinner guests at the Bill Bolton home 0 * 1 tp . to other types. That h the Ifcd V W brightly lighted with candles and a that evening. The Boltons are for should have. W eT h» g h d to white cake with nine bright red can mer residents of Umatilla. “Dad” Ervin was taken to the Pen 3 ♦ with vou about it. parts of the state insulation ia need dles was the centerpiece. dleton hospital Monday where he was RURAL BUILDERS suffering from pneumonia. ed while in others it is less import- i MAY RECEIVE AID ant. Because of regional building I customs and designs, usually based j By Mrs. Glenn Ostrom FROM EXTENSION on sound experience, it is well to con sult someone with experience in the Mr. and Mrs. Francis Stephens and By Mrs. W. C. Isom Farm families planning to build locality before building. Sinnard be son Billy of Maryhill were visitors at F. B. SWAY7.E. President the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. new homes will find considerable lie vee. Mrs. Harness and baby son re A1 Stephens last Wednesday. turned home from the Pendleton hos- The plan books available at the Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation balp in materials now available at Mrs. Bernice*Johnston and daugh iptal Tuesday of last week. a: county agent’s office, some of county agents’ offices include many ter, Mrs. Max Graybeal and Fay Earnest Stephens, who is employed structures besides houses. There are were Pendleton shoppers near Pendleton, spent several days which have been especially adapted layouts for general purpose and live Gardner day ian Finch home and took in the social last Wednesday. to Oregon conditions, says Herbert stock barns, different kinds of shelt Mrs. Jack Kesster left last week with his family last week. Mrs. Potts from The Dalles is with : at Pine City and the dance at Lena Mr. and Mrs. Emery Bedwell are her mother Mrs. Belle Caldwell. Saturday evening. R. Sinnard, experiment station arch ers for dairy cattle, horses, sheep for Medford where she will visit with visiting their son Earnest Bedwell her parents until after Christmas. Mr. and Mrs. Brown from Hermis- j Mrs. Clayton Ayers made a busi itect at Oregon State college. and hogs, as well as plans for equip Albert Vieg spent Friday in Wal and family at Spray, Ore. visited Mrs. Brown’s sister, Mrs. , ness trip to Mottenger, Wn., Monday. A U.S.D.A. publication No. 319, ment and poultry houses. Other plans la Walla and Pasco. Miss June Stephens is assisting ton Walter Grider and family Sunday. entitled “ Plans of Farm Buildings may be obtained for roadside stands, Miss Sara Rix was hostess to the with the work at the home of Rev. Harness for a few days. bridge club at her home Saturday for Western States,” is one recent milk houses, smoke houses, communi Mr. and Mrs. Rex Moses and evening. plan book available. These plans ty halls, cabins and many others. Miss Rosa Ricco of The Dalles, children were guests of Mr. and Mrs. have been developed jointly by state former teacher here, spent the week Batie Rand Sunday. Mrs. Moses has By Mrs. Bernice W attenburger experimen station architects and en end here visiting friends and was the been staying at the Rands several days during Mrs. Batie Rands illness. guest of Miss Sara Rix. gineers of the United States depart CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES Mrs. Russell McCoy, Mrs. Marsh The basket social held at Pine City Lee Ervin of Tacoma is here visit ment of agriculture. Various Oregon t i p O D THE ONLY CAUSE AND ing at the ohme of his sisters, Mrs. all, Mrs. Emmett McCoy and Miss Friday evening was very much a sue- , bulletins are also available on de ( j CREATOR was the subject Earl Shaw and Mrs. Mildred From- Snow McCoy of Hermiston were visi cesS., A. E. W attenburger auctioned ! tailed suggestions for the rural home tors in Walla Walla Saturday. off the baskets. Over $50 was taken! of the Lesson-Sermon in all dahl. The proceeds are to be used for , Mrs. W. C. Isom entertained the George McNabb, who is employed with special emphasis on kitchen Churches of Christ, Scientist, on at The Dalles, spent the week end Ladies Aid members at an all day community work and Christmas , Sunday, Dec. 8. planning. treats. here visiting his parents, Mr. and meeting at her home Thursday. .h e Golden Text was, "Every After building plans have been Lyle Eddy motored to Portland A large number from Pine City at- 1 Mrs. Pete McNabb. house is budded by some man; but talked over and decided upon, actual tended the dance held at Lena Grange Albert Vieg and Glenn Ostrom Saturday. l-.e th at built all things is God” working drawings of the plans shown Miss Casteel and Miss Seidl spent spent Sunday in the mountains near hall Saturday night. i Hebrews 3:4). the week end in Portland. Mr. and Mrs. A rt Hughes and Mr. I Heppner. in the U.S.D.A. publication may be Among the citations which com Miss Culp had her father as a and Mrs. Eb. Hughes of Lena were j Mrs. Calla Tonies and David and obtained through the agricultural en prised the Lesson-Sermon was the guest over the week end. dinner guests Friday evening at the Barbara of Holdman were visitors gineering department a t Oregon following from the Bible: "But Mrs. Bell Caldwell, mother of Fred Marian Finch home, and later in the here Sunday evening. State college for a nominal charge. Caldwell, is very ill at her home here, ¡evening attended the program and Mr. and Mrs. Walt Bullard and now thus saith the Lord th at creat Mr. Hatfield was a Pendleton visi- (basket social at Pine City. These blueprints show enough detail daughter Patty were Pendleton shop ed thee, O Jacob, and he that tor Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. McGreer and pers Monday. to be used in actual construction. formed thee, O Iracl, Fear not. Mrs. Jack Browning was hostess a t j daughter were Pendleton callers Mon-! James Byrnes and Herbert Lane Even every one that is called by • tmrveaiept * «c***e« Designs suited to the western reg Jr. were in Walla Walla on business a party in her home Saturday honor- day. • Coffee Shop—Buffet TeM rt my name: for I have created him ion have been carefully worked out ing her daughter Dolores on her 10th Mrs. Mary Richey and daughter Monday. 0 Dining nnd Bnnciunt Ronmn for my glory. I have formed him; for houses of different sizes, say« M. F. Corrigan Sr. and M. F. Cor birthday. Twelve small guests were ! Hazel, Bill Westermine and son Dale • Famously Fiat Food yea, I have made him" (Isa. 43:1.7). were week end callers a t the Clayton rigan Jr. of McMinnville were guests present. Sinnard. Regardless of the size of • Modern Appointments The Lesson-Sermon slso included Mrs. Elroy Lamoreaux, who has Ayers home. of Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Hull over the a farm house or its cost, it is best to • I uxorious Outside Rooms the following correlative passages E. B. W attenburger made a busi- i week end. They were here in the in been visiting relatives at Goldendale, • Carafe Opposite build the type suited to the local cli from the Christian Science text terests of their daughter and sister. Wn., for some time, returned the last ness trip to Mt. Vernon and Long mate and adapted to neighborhood Creek Monday. Clara Corrigan, teacher in the local of the week. book, “Science and Health with ëoo ROOMS . SENSIBLE RATFS Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Isom were Mr. and Mrs. Bert Barnes of Pilot practice, he adds. Conditions in Ore school, who passed away recently. Key to the Scriptures" by Mary They presented the school all of Miss busuiness visitors in Heppner Satur- Rock spent the week end at the Mar-1 gon vary greatly, as some sections are Baker Eddy; "This creation con sists of the unfolding of spiritual hilly, others are flat, and in some T h e H e r m is to n H e r a ld TED HAMMER IS HONOREDjGUEST C a p ita l S to c k F ir e In s u ra n c e R em oves A l l R is k 0 R E g 1 o ^T)N wfi s O p e r P u b l is h ERS/'fl-S-SOCI ATI ON umatilu T news IRRIGON NEWS ITEMS FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF HERMISTON PINE CITY NEWS • P. A. •V E L V E T • HALF A HALF THOMPSON'S DRUG 10= | Ideas and their identities, which are embraced in the infinite Mind and forever reflected. These ideas range from the infinitesimal to in finity, and the highest ideas are the sons and daughters of God’’ <p. 502). To Own and O p e ra te a fâmLzt / ghis ghnslmas... 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