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About The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 27, 1941)
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27. 1941 THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON. P A G E E IG H T the morale of the people is splendid, women and children bombed out of home with not a thing and within a few hours arc found everything they need in the way of accommodation and clothes. It was rather funny the other day. I bought a tin of logan berries which have been canned in Oregon. (The remainder of the letter dealt with personal affairs. Ed.) FORDM ’41 The man with the "MEASURING STICK" w ill show you how it out-measures the "other 2 "-; YOUR EYES . DESERVE th e B E S T ! r Methodist Youth Party The Methodist Youth held a pot luck dinner anil party at the Metho-' dist church Tuesday evening, Febru ary 25. After the dinner a number of games and contests of mental skill were enjoyed by the large group that was present. With the new SHURSET FUL- VUE glasses you can “smile away” the worry of frequent replacement of lenses and fre quent adjustment of mountings. For SHURSET gives “fram e“ M ETHODIST CHURCH strength to your rimless glass Stearns Cushing, Pastor “The Compassionate Christ” will es and holds your professional be the sermon topic for the morning worship service at the Methodist ly-prescribed lenses in perma church for March 2, at 11 a. m. In I nent alignment. a day which is heavy with feelings of | enmity, bitterness and distrust, it is well for us to look unto One whose HERMISTON way of life was a way of love, faith PHONE 3291 and service. Examination Without Obligation Other services of the day include the Sunday School under the leader Satisfaction Guaranteed ship of competent teachers, and the Epworth League which meets at 7 I The meeting will be held in the li o’clock. trict. The latter might be called a DE MOSS RELATIVE You will find warmth welcome and | “cockerel king” as she stated Wed brary basement Friday, February 28, at 2:30 p. m. friendship among these people. nesday that she had at the present RECEIVES HONOR time ln/Mio little cockerels which she C E N TR A L CHURCH OF CHRIST will feed for 1« weeks to sell as fry- P. P. fir L. TRUCKS The Portland Oregonian in Sun C. Warner, Pastor day's edition featured quite an a r HAVE HIGH RANKING For our Sunday morning worship services we continue our series of ticle on Lloyd H. Cornwall, promi inspiring lesson. Classes for all ages. 7:45 p. m. GARDEN CLUB “Near and On the Cross.” The ser nent corn raiser of near Paris. Mr. Weekly thought: “So many people Pacific Power & Light company’s mon for the eleven o’clock worship You will enjoy it. CHATS Cornwall is known as the “corn king'' fleet .of 10 7 service trucks placed 11 A. M., morning worship. Edifi think they are broad-minded just be service will be “The Necessity of the of France and is a former Oregon cause they are too lazy to form a fourth among 39 utility fleets com cation, exhortation and comfort. by Mrs. Vera Doyle Cross Today”, and for Sunday even ian. The article dealt at length at peting in its division of the National 7:15 P. M., evangelistic services. conviction.” We invite you to attend Friday should be of much interest Fleet Safety contest for the last six ing, “ Mark Eight and Twenty-nine.” the exploits of Mr. Cornwall and Wednesday, 7:45 p. m., Bible stu Sunday School and church services The Bible School meets at 10. tells of his experiences during the to all who attend the meeting. What months of 1940, according to a sum with us, if you are not attending dy and prayer meeting. are the All-American selection of an mary received by George I. Drennan, Morning worship at 11. Christian war times in France. Come thou with us and we will do elsewhere. Come to the church where Mr. Cornwall is a relative of Mrs. nuals for 1941? Where did your flow field superintendent in charge of the Endeavor groups for all ages at 7 p. thee good. Numbers 10:29. you are a stranger but once. m., and evening worship at 8. J. H. DeMoss of the Columbia dis er garden grow? company’s safety program. HERM ISTON B A P T IST CHURCH PILGRIM H O LINESS CHURCH The trucks were driven 553,000 PENTECO STAL TA B E R N A C LE Grayden D. Loree, Pastor C. R. Bennett, Pastor miles, the equivalent of 22 tim es, S. E. Graves, Pastor Sunday morning we shall pause to around the world, with only three Sunday School 9:45 a. m. Lesson, Satan promises well, but pays accidents. poorly. He promises honor, but pays ‘The Authority of Christ.” Lk. 19: consider the theme “ Effectual P ray er”. What does prayer mean to you? Average of the 132 truck fleets n , wjjj, disgrace; he promises pleasure, I 41-48; Lk. 20:1-8. the Public Utilities division for the j ()Ut pays with pajn : promises p ro fit/ Morning worship 11 a. m. follow- Does prayer have any objective val six-month period was 2.33 accidents pays with loss: he promises life, j ed by a message by the evangelist. ue? How can I be sure God hears per 100,000 miles travelled. Pacific hilt pays with death. j Special song by Rev. and Mrs. Lau- by prayer? Let us find an answer for these questions in the Word. company’s record was 0.54 accidents God pays as He promises, and a ll1 baugh. Our evening message is entitled per 100,000 miles, 77 per cent less His payments fully satisfy. Friends Young people’s meeting 7 p. m. “The Faith for Today”. Does the than the group average. if you are not serving this wonderful Evangelistic service 7:45 p. m. Savior, why not start this next Sun- Church prayer meeting Wednes old Faith have a message for this hour? All services at the usual ENGLISH LETTER day? | day. 7:45 p. m. io A. M., Sunday School. A real Cottage prayer meeting Friday at hours. You are welcome. k OHRMAN moto « company Strain 0 liticai Co. GRAND O P E N IN G of HERMISTON CAFE Saturday, March 1 a N e w B ooths N e w C o u n te r T a b le S e rv ic e G ood Food MRS. IVA WALLACE C. J. WALLACE Proprietors “ Eeny Meeney Miney Mo!” Here Are Values We Are 1 Letting Go ! GRAPEFRUIT JUICE VANILLA. Westag Imitation Berry Dish FR E E ! J IQç J5« JQc ..... 25* 14C 46 oz. can 8 oz. bot. 50 lb. bags SPUDS U. S. No. 2 . 2 for PINEAPPLE. No. 2 cans FLOOR POLISH. Johnsons No-Buf, 1 pt. jar POST TOASTIES reg. size BISK IT M IX JELL O .6 flavors 3 f° r CATSUP 14 oz. bottle SALAD DRESSING <«* Sand. Spread, qt. jar WIENERS, fat ones 1 lb. IQc quart can _ - Are You Getting Your Treasure Stamps — KRAUT Connor’s Cash Stores HERMISTON Pone 2761 ARLINGTON Phone 1082 GIVES EXPERIENCE IN WAR TORN LAND ■4SI ing below co st we will m eet such prices if others make them and you will understand why shopping at Safe way saves you m oney You can buy here with confidence knowing that the price is right and the quality is assured by a money-back guarantee S afeway makes m any savings in Some first hand information as to conditions generally in England was received recently by Mrs. H. G. Mc Culley from Mrs. Dorothy Yaxley, an English friend. Besides the letter,! the envelope contained a piece of m a-! terial which came from a German j parachute which landed in a field near the Yaxley home. This may be seen in The Herald window. The letter follows: Dear Mrs. McCulley: Thank you very much for seeds, al so letter, it was very good of you to j think of me. You ask me where about I live in ) England. I don’t think I would be al lowed just at present to send you a map but will give you an idea. I live in a little village which is rather scattered and four miles from Pres- i ton which is called P. P., Proud Pres- j ton, and 18 miles from Blackpool, a seaside town: also 30 miles from the city of Liverpool. You speak about j telephones, as many as want them an have them over here, for a quar terly payment of a few shillings. We also have a radio, a 4-valve set. We had a Halloween party and our institute tea was provided. Then we had games, dancing and singing, and all behaved just like kids again. I ■ think this does you good, especially, these times. Could you tell me more about the trick or treat stunt, then perhaps we could play it over here. I If you hear that we are starving (like e have heard) from the Nazi lie machine, it is quite untrue. We are rationed but our rations are quite am ple. Old nazi's air force are bomb-1 ing churches, hospitals and schools, also machine gunning people shop- ! I ping in the streets, but if they think j that will stop us they are sadly mis- rt. We would rather die on our feet than live on our knees. Over here we are grateful for the help the U. I S. A. are giving us. If we get the machines, our lads sure know how to use them. In Preston, th a t’s my nearest town. 3 weeks we have collected LI 3,500 I tor spitfires, it is the same in every town and village all over England.! You ask about air raid shelters, we i are very well fit up with them. Some! of them will hold thousands of peo ple and are fully equipped with sleep ing apartments, washing rooms: also sanitation. They also have concerts down there. We have our own, like thousands of other people. So you see our government is doing all it can for the people. You can tell them over there that WHY SAVEWzW A k t A EW M i LOW distribution costs. And it is company policy to give consumers the benent of these savings by pricing all items at the lowest point that will yield a rea sonable profit. That's w hy Safeway prices are always low, every day, on every item. Add to this the fact that while Safeway does not believe in sell- PRICES EFFECTIVE FRIDAY, FEB. 24 » M O N , MAR. J, Forfc A B e an *, Penthse. 3 2</2$ 25« D o v ilo d M o a t , Cudahy's, 2 </4s 5c P i«« F w t . Hormel's. 28-oz. Jar 2 5 « 12-oz. Can 2 0 « R a y a l S a tia Shtnq., 3-lb. Can 3 9 c S a q a r, H o o © r o a ., 10-lb. Sk. 5 1 c 100 lbs. 5 4 .0 4 L ip to a 's T o a >/2-lb. 30« C a n t e r b u r y T o a , Black, ■/2-lb. 25« C h e ru b M ilk 3 tall Cans 20c S tra in e d H a n e y Crisp lb. California 7 Utah CAULIFLOUR White Heads ORANGES PEAS Sun.kist ' California Navels No. 1 10 fbs. 49-' 2 lbs. 19c :tion Ire« «eie« c' n fc A P«.‘ »n1 we> by ,w»y- S»<c V» lb.-Can 12c O y s te rs , T illa m o o k , 5 -oz. Can 10c U Lb. 14* NEW SPUDS Florida Gai nets 4 lbs. 23<' 4 Sirloin Steak Bacon lb. 27c lb. 22c By the piece C hicken lb. 18c Yeung hens Beef R oast lb. 21c Blade cut y! H’c hare the one Serve a HAM DINNER Sunday! g o ti FRESH CAUGHT F ISH ! CHINOOK | Sliced SAI MON SMELT Sliced or b> 5 iX , HALIBUT the piece I.B. LB. 25< 25« 23« want! Broken Sliced EDWARDS AIRWAY PINEAPPLE 2 Nc . r 27* COFFEE Lh.coe 3ÛC 20« * « « * » COFFEE £12* 34 35* J ». ib. Type •1 * CELERY Sold N®* S-l 5 lb. Can 20c P rin c e Leo S alm an LETTUCE cbs * i C o d a h y 't T a a q K r a t t C h eese Vehreete, Brick, mancan C O « FLOUR KITCHEN CKAFT Perfect for Cakes and Pastries New Lewder Crup Sode« CRACKERS EGG NOODLES S o p e r Sods Ib . Box 1.19 15* PORTER'S SWISS BRAND 35c 3 Bars 17c 3 Bars 17« W b lt a K laq T H . S o ap . 3 Bars 14« C a r a H o b os, 3 Pkqs. 17« C o r a , No. 2. 2-lk bo. JO DRIED PRUNES 2 lb. cart. 1 0 < S H R IM F 1<u Small Dry 5-ea. 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