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About The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984 | View Entire Issue (April 17, 1941)
P age six T H E H E R M IS T O N H E R A L D . H E R M IS T O N . O R E G O N . C ENTRAL CHURCH OF CH RIST C. Warner, Pastor Easter Sunday proved to be a i great day in the church. Our Sun- | day School has broken two attend ance records in the last two weeks, i We reached an all high record one | w-.-ek ago of 150, and on E aster Sun day an attendance of 191. We are designating next Sunday as “Loyalty Sunday”. C hristianity, i calls for a loyalty of more than that j 1 of Easter Sunday. Our Snnday morning sermon will , be “After Easter. W hat?” Sunday : evening, “Standing in the Lord’s j I Way.” Group No. 1 of the Women’s Coun-| I cil will meet next Wednesday. O S S O M -T IM E BARGAINS Sweet Burr GHERKINS Jar *. A . 25« PRUNES No. 2yb tin Seaport 100 PEACHES * Uppy SpHattti Har« ara food* (a p«p i No. 21/» tin 15« I appaM«» . ta ragfly ( P o rk an d B eans Cracked Wheat Cereal Blue Lake Beans 303 tins M. J. B. SEAPORT BIG VALUE C offee C offee C offee S E A P O R T SL IC E D B E E T S P urex T issu e 6 rolls 25< O ld D u tch C lean ser E ach 7< C alu m et B ak in g Powder - 1 lb. tin 17<£ Lb. tin 4 Lb. tin * xoo 35© 35© 8 lb. bag Lb. Tall cans No. 2 tin 7« HERMISTON MERCANTILE COOPERATIVE 3011 We’re Here to Servo! PH O N E GRA Y-B A IillE R Miss Margery Gray of Hermiston and Mr. James E. Barber of Stanfield were united in marriage Saturday, April 12, at Couer d'Alene. Idaho. Both young people are well known here. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Gray of the Col umbia district and a former student of Hermiston high school. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Barber of Stanfield who formerly resided in Columbia district. The couple will make their home on Butter Creek where Mr. Barber is employed on the Ralph Saylor farm. OUT OF TOWN PRINTERS PAY NO TAXES HERE id LET US DO YOUR PRINTING GOOD I news ; Vigoro, the com p lete, ll-e le m e n t plant food is now available in handy t a b le t form for h o u se p la n t an d w indow box use. Order a b ox— 34 tablets 10c. Connor’s Cash Stores A R L IN G T O N P h o n e 1082 VIG JR J V n a trrt Product of Swift ♦ NO CHARGE FOR EXAMINATION • P R IC E S REASONABLE Dr. Stram, formerly 16 years with Colum bian Optical at Port land, Oregon. D A NC E 39 How /o n g sin ce youVe /a s f e d I ♦ ♦ Chisholm Grain & Feed H erm teton. O regon V egetables T F -F , V / . ruly a r m 9 r esh WE buy just the finest vegetables and fruits farmers grow and rush them here spanking fresh\ NVe guarantee you such farm-fresh flavor and goodness evesy-day,-every purchase. Your money back i f any Safeway Product everfa ih R H U B A R B - Local field g ro w n .... ... Lb. B A N A N A S - Golden Y ellow ....... 3 lbs. SPINACH .................. lb. 3< CARROTS................... lb. 5< APPLES.................. lb. 5*/2i! The Joke Is On Us! HERMISTON Phone 2761 O ur c o n v e n ie n t d o w n stairs lo ca tio n ce n tr a lly situ a te d , is h ere to serv e you and g iv e you th e best, both in refra ctio n and fittin g o f g la sses. • HERM ISTON B A P T IST CHURCH Grayden D. Loree, Pastor Sunday, April 20, is Missionary IIDefMM Sunday in most Baptist churches of this state. We are spend ing much time, effort, and money on National Defense by armament. Why not spend a few million on the de- ' fense of Democracy by Christian Missions? It is our belief that if Pendleton, Ore. 225 So. Main America had spent as much for the i j spread of the Gospel in the past twen- [ | ty years as she has for war our ; I country today would be fa r safer I Building, Seattle, Wn., not later than M ETHODIST CHURCH than it will be with all its national I April 29. Rer. S h a m s Cushing, Pastor 11 defense. Our morning subject will be “Should I Give to Missions?” “ Power to Live” will be the ser Evening subject is “ How to Grow mon th 'ire for this Sunday’s service | Big.” at the 1 o'clock hour. All of us are [ I Our schedule of services is as fol searching for answers to the prob low s: Sunday School, 10 a.m.: morn lems life thrusts upon us. On the ing worship, 11 a. m.; B.Y.P.U., 7! particular question, whether spirit L E X IN G T O N p. m.: evening service 8 p. ni.; pray ual resources are real, experience er meeting Wednesday, 7:15 p. m. A G RAN G E HALL gives a positive answer to those who cordial welcome awaits you. “practice the presence of God.” f t The Church School meets at 10 a. PENTECOSTAL TA B E R N A C LE m. with just the right class for you. S. E. Graves, Pastor Let us keep the fine gain that we Remember the old fashioned revi- made on Easter Sunday by coming | val that is being conducted every every week. night except Monday at 7:4 5 in the The Epworth League meets at 7 j Pentecostal church by Rev. and Mrs. p. m. A grand time for youth. George Brown. Sunday, 10 a. m., Bible school. Sev Starts 9:00 P. M. Examination For Truck Drivers eral contests are being put on now, Music by which every one is enjoying. Don’t The United States Civil Service [ miss. Start this next Sunday. commission announces the open com E L M ER S T E E L E an d At 11 a. m. Evangelist Brown will petitive examination for truck driv h is o rch estra | be speaking on the subject, “A Christ ers, heavy duty. This examination is ian Substitute.” of Pendleton for the purpose of filling existing At 7:45 p. m., evangelistic mes- and future vacancies in the various A dm .: 75c per couple J sage. Topic “The Midnight Cry.” services in the states of Oregon and Supper Served 12 P. M. Don’t forget these services and come Washington. Applications must be | every night except Monday at 7:45. on file with the Manager, 11th U. S. You are invited. Civil Service District, Post Office order has been placed for a carload of cotton which is 2 4,000 pounds and FAREWELL PARTY 4,800 yards of ticking which will be, GIVEN DR. MARBUT sufficient to construct these m attres-' •Word has been received from Ore ses. I A farewell party was given in gen State college that the date for Dates and centers of construction honor of Dr. and Mrs. W. Martin making application for mattress mat will be announced as soon as arrange Marbut, and Mr. and Mrs. Allen er.als has been extended from April ments can he made. The cotton is Thompson of Pendleton, Wednesday ! '■ to April 30. This will permit any expected to arrive about the middle evening when the Masons and their of June. wives and the Eastern Star and their family who was unable to file an ap husbands of Echo, Stanfield and Her plication prior to April 15, to do so miston served a pot luck dinner. Home Economics Cluh To Meet during this extended period,” says Guests were welcomed by the wor-1 The Home Economics club mem Miss Frances Clinton, home demon stration agent. Applications should bers will meet next Tuesday at the thy matron, Mrs. Gerald White, and hi made at the county agent's office Columbia club house at 1:30 p. m. short talks were given by Dr. and in Hermiston, Milton or Pendleton, The topic for the afternoon will be, «Mrs. Marbut, Jess Arnold, marker of nr the Farm Security office or Wel “Mrs. Consumer’s Questions.” Miss Echo Masonic lodge, Gerald White, Frances Clinton, home extension master of Hermiston Masonic lodge, fare Bureau in Pendleton. Umatilla county has received ap- agent, will be present to aid in the Miles Barager, worthy patron of Queen Esther chapter. i cations for 48S mattresses and an discussion. A program was given under the direction of Mrs. David Mittlesdorf. A solo was rendered by Molly Ann Ripley, trio by the Casper girls, square dance by pupils of M iss, Tischler, tap dance by Aria May Yer- ges and a reading by Mrs. Mabel i Smith. MATTRESS DATE IS EXTENDED 3 Cans 25c Corn, Peas & Beans T om atoes Solid Pack 2 1-, size 10c Pineapple Large Cans 2 Cans 29c 4 Cans 27c Milk Federal Large No. 2* 2 can 10c Prunes Swansdown 19c Cake Flour 2' •» ib. n kg. V anilla S oz. bottle Westag Imitation 19c Quart jar 19c Salad D ressing 15 oz. can 5c Tom ato Juice W ax Paper 12 » ft. roil 2 Roils 25c Lb. pkg. 25c Raisins (40 glasses Flav-or-ade soft drink 1 4 I’ligs- 15c The Eyes Have It! SATURDAY, APR. 19 YOUR OWN STORE But Here They Are Again. Buy Now! 1941. Stram Optical Co. WEEK OF APRIL 18th TO 24th INCLUSIVE Seaport No. 2> 2 tins THURSDAY," APRIL IT California Fancv Navels Ruby Catsup 3 12-oz b o ttle « Tomato Juice Stokely. 46 Tomato Soup Grau ¿fruit Juice Glenn Aire Grapefruit No Stokely Cut Beans Sugar Belle Peas No. Hershey's Cocoa t-ib. Hershey Baking Choc Kingsford Starch ComAroj. 2 pMs 15‘ Jell Well Desserts, Pdngs 3 Pk, 10* Tuna Flakes No 'i can __ ... 10< Favorite Matches Ctn of 6 bxs 13« Zee Toilet Tissue 4 roll pkg 15« Camay Toilet Soap 4b.rs21< Wh. King Gran. Soap 31-or box 19« Su-Purb Gran. Soap02z4' 15<; 29* Sperry Pancake Flour 38-oz pkg 18« Sleepy SYRUP 26-01 5 can 25c can 190 59* SLICED HALIBUT Fresh caught. A IR W A Y Freahneaa fu ll-« f I Iv o r, tom pdn« J arom a— Buy A ir w ay’ 1 - lb b egs It. bag 2 for 2 5 c SM O K E D P IC N IC S BA C O N JO W L S Morrell's EDWARDS i.b 23 < .2 ibs. 4 3 Caatarfcary Taa f O ra n g es lb. COFFE to p h a tt! lb. S'At
