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About The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984 | View Entire Issue (March 20, 1941)
THURSDAY, MARCH 20, 1941 Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Guiwitz had i Edith Loyles of Pasco, Wn., was a as dinner guests Sunday Mr. and guest here of Miss Bonnie Toffer Mrs. W. L. Clark, Miss Rose Larson Sunday. and Miss Ida Christiansen, all of Dick Brown, Fred and Ernie Hub- Pendleton. or, and Logan Long, all of Pasco, and Cooked food sale by Methodist Lad- Bob Rawlison of Walla Walla visit- ■rn iT TTin iTT n - ies’ Aid Saturday, March 29. Burn- ed Bill Belt Sunday, S c h o o l of M odern S w in g P ian o P la y in g 31-2c A party consisting of Don Sher- C. E. Ruddell, public account-1 Shirley Stockard, formerly of Her- ham’s Store. IN H E R M I S T O N Mr. and Mrs. Fred Faulkner of wood, Stearns Cushing Jr., Raymond ant of Portland, is auditing the books miston, is visiting here from Bly, Boardman were in Hermiston Wed- Holloman and Bob Miller journeyed of Charles Taylor, city recorder, this Oregon. nesday. Faulkner s one of the large to Pullman, W n., Saturday to see the IN 12 EASY LESSONS GUARANTEED we€jie I Father George Murphy of John sheep men of eastern Oregon. W.S.C.-Stanford basketball game, j If you desire to learn to play the piano—-You Can Now Do So, and in Mrs. Eloise Roderick and Mrs. S. | Day and Father Francis McCormick The freshmen and sophomores of They reported that the Stanford five , a short time. Play Popular Music in 12 Easy, Inexpensive Lesson . L. Carson returned Sunday from of Heppner were guests of Father Al the high school will sponsor an in. were brdhant passers and ba 1 hand-, Previous training is unnecessary. No matter how o id o r how youn« y°“ Lewiston and Clarkston where they ban Cullen over St. Patrick’s Day. formal student and alumni dance Fri- lers but ’ ' ’ g° e., 8S 1 S' , . i are, you can learn the “FOLEY WAY”. If You Are Not Satisfied in 1- Lessons You May Continue At No Extra Cost! It Is Not Necessary To Gene Pierce of Pendleton is spend day night in the school gym. have been some time visiting. Why cook d.nner? Enjoy a drive Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cox of Stan- and ch.cken d.nner at Columbia park Vic Carlson o f Portland, connected ing a two weeks' vacation here at the ^*Come in*?o my studio where I can supply you with any information with the state relief organization, home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. field announce the arrival of a 7 hall Thursday March 2 ,, from 5 to I you may desire. Anyone who likes a Piano, and would like to play one, come in. I guarantee to teach you to play in 12 Easy Lessons. Think of visited for a short time here Tues C. Pierce, and in Portland. He is em pound baby boy named A rthur Ray, P- m’> P™e ®°C' F ’ B'DA' i t - you will be able to play all these beautiful new numbers our song ployed in a Pendleton bank. day with W. J. Logan. born at the Hermiston General hos- Mr. and Mrs R. B. Logan and writers are giving us these days. If you like Music want to play the pital Monday. 0 W" ’ Were gU"S.tS Piano—come in and talk to me. I will show you what I can <1° for you. Cecil Warner of the University of •» the W. J. Logan home over the This places you under no obligation whatsoever. I only want the op portunity to show YOU the amazing possibilities ot my Course the Oregon and Glenn W arner of North- week en • HERM ISTON, OREGON .. r „ Mrs. Lottie Crawford, Miss Vesta chance to prove to you just how simply and easily you can learn to play. west Christian college of Eugene are , PHONE 2121 I want to tell you here, too, that my system is strictly Note Reading. i- and son David, spending spring vacation at the Case, » James Myers * I do not teach you to play by Ear. I have put the cost of my Course / / , . x o i w< a 1 of Oregon City, were dinner home of their parents, Rev. and Mrs. * Tr down until it is within the reach of all of you. WEI). - THURS. - MAR. 26 FRI. - SA T. - MARCH 2 1 - 2 2 ~ guests at the Stearns Cushing Jr. Now make out that New Budget and include a Course of my Lessons, j ( Warner Rargain Matinee on Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Smith and home Sunday The party stopped en Those Who Wish To— DOUBLE FEATURE 2:30 p. m. to 6:00 p. m. Play For Their Own Satisfaction Rahma and Mr. and Mrs. A. Toffer ^ e to Joseph and Baker. Hare .4 Medium of Self Expression Adults 20c - Chldren 10c , „ , . . • , A. E. Wattenburger of the Butter . wFS iffR sxothrrs i i , h and family moved into cabin houses . »' Learn in the Shortest Possible Time , , . x zi Creek district was the purchaser of CLARK HEDY Learn with the Least Possible Expense belonging to the Hermiston Auto Co. . the first Fleetline Chevrolet sedan in "P LA Y THE FO LEY W A Y " recently. BROADCASTING- KBKR, Baker, Mon. & Tues., 11:30 a. m., 1:45 & I this district. He took delivery Sat Mr. and Mrs. Harold Keller are 7 p. m. KLBM, LaGrande, Wed, 16:36 a. m. & 2 p. m. Sat., KIT. 5 the proud parents of a baby boy born urday morning. 1:30 and 4:30 p. m. •0 Ï SFUMO i The Ladies’ Aid society of the Wednesday. He weighed 7 % pounds For Particulars see Mrs. Paul Van Patten at Brierley s \ ariety Store. | ROGERS BYINGION * Methodist church met Wednesday in at birth but no name has as yet been the church parlors with Mesdames reported. Hazel Shown and Emma Felthouse O. O. Felthouse suffered a badly serving as the hostesses. There were Cartoon Bookworm Turns W. M. “Billy” Shaar, who has been i crushed hand Wednesday afternoon Comedy The Flog Speaks ill during the past few months, ap I ALL-NEW ADVENTURES W ITH - while working at his sand pit. The 30 ladies present. Mrs. Gordon Smith entertained M U SIC CLASSES bruise was painful although no bones S I V. - M O N. M A R C H 23 - 24 last Thursday in honor of her hus peared a t his old station behind a j bert a . M c D onald were broken. baiber’s chair at the Hermiston Bar Continuous Show Sunday band’s birthday. Invited guests were Violin - Cello The Hermiston Home Economics ber Shop. However, it seems that ■ Miss Dorothy Ferguson and Wayne ELINOR WHITING McDONALD club will meet at the Columbia park Bill has somewhat lost his rank be GEORGE SANDERS': Piano - Voice hall Tuesday, March 25, at 1:30 p. Lindner. A St. Patrick’s day motif cause he now has the third chair back j WENDT BARRIE • Paul “LITRE NELLIE KELLY” In Hermiston Monday Afternoons m. “Dessert No. 2” will be the topic was used in table decorations. in his office while formerly he was in Guitfoyla - Jouti,» Halo STARRING Inquire at High School 12:30 to 2 of discussion with Miss Frances Clin-1 Mrs. Peter Poulson and small son second place. Linda Hayti * «KO RADIO Nctvra Willard of Baker are visiting at the JUDY GARLAND or address ton, home extension agent, present. PLUS SHORTS Mrs. Milton Soule of Falls City is j home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. M c D onald school of music W ESTLAN D CALF making a month’s visit with her sis- j W. W. Felthouse. Dr. Peter Poulson, Pendleton, Oregon Color Cartoon — Homeless Flea her husband, was here Sunday en ter, Mr. and Mrs. Alton Kingsbury, | News CLUB MEETS Bob Smith is confined to his home route to Baker after attending the basketball tournament in Salem. TU ESD AY - MARCH 25 FRI. - SA T. - MARCH 28 - 29 this week due to an infected foot re- 1 A meeting of the Westland Calf Chas. Hodge Jr., son of Charles BARGAIN NIGHT ceived on a hike. Bargain Matinee on Saturday club was held Friday, March 14, at ter the meeting Friday night garni* Hodge of Hermiston, returned to San Adults 20c - Children 10c Mrs. Dan Lndsay’s mother, Mrs. the Harry Olsen residence. Margaret were played and refreshments served. Diego early Monday morning after Double Feature 2:30 till 6:0° P- nt- - Adults 20c Arminda Morey of Athena, passed : Seeliger is leader of the club. Dur Adacarol Corliss is the club reporter G E N E A U T R Y in away Wednesday. Funeral services [ spending a 10-day furlough in Her ing the meeting Lawrence Olsen dis Children 10c miston. He expects to be assigned Catholic Services Scheduled will be held at Bombay’s Funeral RIDE TENDERFOOT, to a light cruiser upon his return to cussed the various merits of a cow Parlors in Pendleton Friday after The time schedule for Sunday and Assistant County Agent M. E. San Diego. R ID E ’ noon at 2:00 o’clock. The class of 1946 had a reunion Knickerbocker talked on judging and Catholic services are as follows: Her Mr. and Mrs. I. C. Cox accompan miston, 9:00 a. m.: Pilot Rock, 8:30; • of members on Tuesday evening this record keeping. ied by their son Richard, and H. L. Eleven members and three visitors Umatilla, 10:00. Devotional servi D ENNIS O’K E E F E in week when many of them were home Payne drove to Portland Thursday for spring vacation. They went to were present for the evening. The ces will be held in the Hermiston GIRL FROM afternoon. Word had been received Pendleton where after visiting Miss next meeting will be held April 6 at church Wednesday evening at 7:30 here that Mrs. Chas. B. Cox of Hepp Color Cartoon — Golden Eggs : Lavnia May Lynch they enjoyed a the home of Eleanor Joyce',Beck. Af- o’clock. HAVANA” ner was seriously ill In the Qood Samaritan hospital. Chas. Cox is a theater party. Information Please PLUS SHORTS Janies Jordan, who recently pur brother of I. C. Cox and a half bro chased Beal's Blacksmith Shop, was ther of H. L. Payne. ! taken to a Pendleton hospital Mon- ! day for 36 days’ rest. He suffered a stroke the same day that he pur chased the shop and has been some- what under the weather ever since. | Bob Pierson, son of Mr. and Mrs. C A B IN S K. D. Pierson, spent the week end ONLY A FEW LEFT: ALSO | here on a furlough from the 29th CI ■ I K 7. n Engineers, U. S. Army, Portland. He TRAILER SPACE will leave soon for Anchorage, Alas 5 Miles West of Umatilla ka. 2 Miles East of Irrigon Stuart Rankin, Oregon State col ON HIGHWAY 30 lege, spent the week end here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Ran TEXACO STATION WADHAM’S kin. Stuart returned to school Wed 2 No. 2 cans GRAPEFRUIT nesday to resume practice for base Fancy Whole Segments ball. He is slated to hold down the third base spot during the coming HILL’S or M.J.B. season. 1 lb. Mr. and Mrs. A. Monroe Swarner CO FFEE returned this week from a 10-day honeymoon spent in Utah, California KRAFT D IN N E R 2 pkgs. and other states. They plan to leave Only Seven Minutes Cooking Time soon for Fairbanks, Alaska, where WELL EQUIPPED TO Mr. Swarner is employed. They are ACCOMMODATE AND GIVE WADHAM’S visiting at the home of his parents. YOU THE BEST OF SERVICE GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 2 46-oz. cans Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Swarner. Mrs. Roy Attebury was pleasantly • surprised on her 56th birthday Tues BILL SHAAR. Prop. Hermiston day evening when her children and TOILET SOAP yW A xiN C i ITEMS REPEATED FROM CANNED GOODS friends dropped in to help celebrate. 3 bars Those present were Mr. and Mrs. SALE BY REQUEST Dale Emory and two daughters of Pendleton, Mr. and Mrs. Dayton ASPARAGUS 3 cans 45c 3 cans 69c PEACHES RED MEXICAN • P. A. Harris, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Van Pat-1 PINEAP. JUICE 3 cans 79c 3, cans 69>' ten, Mr. and Mrs. C. Tillery of Stan PEARS O VELVET 4 lbs. BEANS FRUIT COCKTAIL 3 cans 45c field, Miss Lauralee Saylor, Bob and 3 cans 69>' PINEAPPLE • HALF & HALF GRAPEFRUIT 3 cans 39c Donnie Attebury. She received many 3 cans 42c CORN BEVERLY BRAND useful gifts and refreshments were MINCED CLAMS 3 cans 69c THO M PSO N'S DRUG 3 cans 93>' SALMON V IE N N A SAUSAGE .......................2 f o r l J < served at the close of the evening. OYSTERS 3 cans 43> 3 cans 35c hominy KRAUT 3 cans 43c 3 cans 43c SPINACH RED KID. BEANS 3 cans 37c 3 cans 451' CUT BEANS rm m i i m i m m u n i Be th e L ife o£ th e P a r ty Local Happenings HARRY A. FOLEY PLAY THE PIANO Oasis T h e a tre GABLE LAM JUDGE , I Gmrade SM HTÄ’ “K itty F o y le ” REDsWHITE Lux Hakes Lux 1 oilet Soap R I N S O Brillo Soap Pads KLEENEX BRIMFUL SOAP Lady Godiva Flakes Ritz Crackers SNOWDRIFT 22c 3 bars 18c 20c 18c 25c 36 oz. 27c 17c 23c 3 lbs. 50c TH A T SPEAK FOR TH E M S E LV E S 15* 24« H erm iston B arb er Shop Jpc 35« 1 IIÌC P rod u ce D ep a rtm en t — : Free Delivery Twice Daily :— S p e c ia lis t • DR. ST R A M Optometrist Pendleton, Oregon USE C A R N A T IO N GARDEN FRESH VEGETABLES IN OUR REFRIGERATED WINDOW 5 bunches GREEN O N IO N S S e e in g BEEF SHORT RIBS, lean meaty cuts lb. 1 2 ‘ z< LARGE FRANKFURTERS, juicy, delicious lb. 20€ BEEF ROASTS, finest center cuts lb. 1 8 1 2 C BACON BACKS, lean fine flavor lb. 19‘/2tf PORK ROASTS, tender young pork lb. 17* z< RABBITS, f r y e r s _______________ lb- 25< PHONE 3001 - HERMISTON ------------------------ FOR C R E A M IN G Your Meat D ep artm en t THE RED A WHITE STORE FRUITS^VECETABLES See ASPARAGUS 2 lbs for 25 c GREEN O N IO N S 2 bunches for 5C GRAPEFRUIT d °z/ n 1 Doz. ORANGES, 1 bu. DAFFODILS for 29g HERMISTON TRADING CO. 19* S train O p tieal Co. DR. W. C. STRAM. Optometrist CARROTS .......... per bunch T U R N IP S FRESH SPINAC H per bunch 3 lbs. JUICE ORANGES per Doz. 2 lbs. RHUBARB M IL K 9* 9* 1OI 1 Hermiston Food Store Phone 3781 Free Delivery
