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THURSDAY, MAY 29, 1941.
THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON. OREGON.
BASIS THEATRE
HERM ISTON, OREGON
Local Happenings
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EXAM INATION FOR
OPERATOR LISTED
“Coronado”
The United States Civil Service
THE NAM E OF Q U ALITY
is announcing an examination for
FR ID A Y - M A Y 30
i telephone operator at a salary of
Continuous Show Starting
Dr. and Mrs. W. L. Morgan mot-
Mrs. Alma Greaves left Wednesday $1,260.00 per year with a vacancy
ored to Langdon Lake Saturday night for Waitsburg where she will spend listed at the U. S. Quartermaster de
2:30 P. M.
to spend Sunday at thpir cabin there, some time before visiting other partment in Hermiston. Applications
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Kersbergen | places during the summer vacation. must be on file with The Manager,
SEE OUR SPE C IA L -
were visitors in Walla Walla Thurs
A. W. Behrman, local jeweler, Eleventh U. S. Civil Service district,
day afternoon.
spent Sunday with relatives in Ken Post Office Bulding, Seattle, Wn., not
Miss Mary Petri, local grade school newick. While there he accompanied later than June 5, 1941.
teacher, left Monday to spend most a party on a river outing.
For the present vacancy, the Quar
of the summer vacation in Portland.
Miss Gwendolyn Ross, teacher in termaster Corps wishes a woman.
Mrs. Neil Boynton and Mrs. O. O. the local high school, left Tuesday The examination may be taken in
Color Cartoon — All’s Well
AND A
Felthouse motored to Pendleton Sat morning for Portland where she will Hermiston, according to announce
Sport Reel — Sporting Everglades urday afternoon to attend the flower visit before going to California.
ments received here. Further infor
show there.
Breezy Little Bears
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Hutsel and mation may be received at the local
Mrs. Lillian Sage who is receiving Mr. and Mrs. Guy Shaw fished Sun post office.
care at the Hermiston General hos day in Bear creek above Pilot Rock.
SA TU R D A Y - M AY 31
SEEING IS BELIEVING, SO COME
pital for a broken hip a month ago, They encountered fair luck but the
Bargain Matinee
CLUB MEMBERS
IN AND LOOK THEM OVER!
is progressing nicely.
catch was quite small.
JOAN BENNETT
A1 Labelle spent the week end in
STATION
John Dawson, son of Mr. and Mrs. VISIT AT
LOUIS HAYWARD
Portland visiting friends. He is em O. F. Dawson, recently joined the
in
ployed at the Oregon Hardware & navy and is now stationed at San
Fifty 4-H club members, accom
Implement Co.
Diego, Cal. He is connected with the panied by their club leaders, spent
"SON OF MONTE
Little Robert Fales who was badly 61st division.
last Friday afternoon, May 23, at
burned a month ago and has been re
CRISTO"
the U. S. Umatilla Field Station,
Miss
Carrie
Ainscough
and
Mrs.
ceiving treatment at the Hermiston i
where they heard a review of the
Cartoon
Serub Me Mommy
General hospital, is getting along | Eugene Moshberger of Portland station activities given by Superin
spent
from
Wednesday
till
Saturday
Stranger Than Fiction
Wm. H. SABIN, Owner
Hermiston, Oregon
nicely.
at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Wm. tendent IL K. Dean, and practiced
Morgan. Mrs. Ainscough is Mrs. judging on animals from the station
SUN. - MON. - JU NE 1 - 2
dairy herd and sheep flocks. Two
Morgan’s foster mother.
ment should have at least average since there are no arbitrary ru}es or
Continuous Show Sunday
classes of dairy animals and one of
F.
C.
Thomas
of
Portland
was
an
grades, however, he said.
regulations regarding such cases.
Is Your
overnight guest at the Dr. F. B. sheep were judged during the after-
"TRIAL OF MARY
Apparently
the
tendency
is
to
al
Belt home one day this week. He is noon-
DUGAN"
connected with the Loyalty Group In-j The
lfle Westland Daily club had the low students to finish their universi
in
Need
of
Repairs?
surance
Co.»
Jack
Belt
accompanied
,
mo8t
members in attendance with 13. ty work whenever possible and when
with
Thomas back to Portland.
ToP honors in the j u<iK’nP contest it will be in the best interests of the
MARSHA HUNT
• We carry a large stock Mr. Miss
Marie Skoubo, who has spent| went to the team of the SUnfield students, Mr. Pallett stated. All de
cisions rest entirely with local boards
and
of replacement parts for the past ten days visiting her parents Dairy club wi t h ^ score of 7 50.
6 or 8 PRINTS
ROBERT YOUNG
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jens
Skovbo,
left
Wed-
all makes of watches.
nesday for Portland to spend a few PENTECOSTAL TA B E R N A C LE
Cartoon — Mrs. Lady Bug
S. E. Graven, Pastor
days before returning to her work
News Reel
in San Francisco.
We are glad to invite you to a real
With FREE Enlargement Coupon
f ‘ A
TO SELL
JE W E L E R
Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Burrell are growing Sunday School. Remember
Mail Orders Filled
TU ESD AY - JU N E 3
f
EM, TELL
proud parents of a 1
pound baby the time— 10:00 a. m. Bible School;
Hermiston, Oregon
Bargain Night
boy born Saturday evening at St. 11:00 a. m. Morning Worship; 7:45
PAYLESS DRUG
/;
EM -
JACKIE COOPER in
Pendleton, Oregon
Anthony’s hospital in Pendleton. He Evangelistic Worship. Friday 7:45
i*--» With An Ad
has been named William Neil and is Bible study and prayer meeting.
'LIFE W ITH HENRY'
“Come thou with us and we will do
their first child.
Plus Short Features
Mrs. R. L. Woolley was hostess for thee good.”
a tea Tuesday afternoon honoring
WED. - THURS. - JU N E 4 - 5
SE V E N TH D AY A D V E N TIST
Miss Marie Skovbo who is vacation
The regular Friday evening meet
ing here. Present were Mrs. A.
Double Feature
ing
at the Seventh-day Adventist
Boulware,
Mrs.
O.
O.
Felthouse,
Mrs.
BASIL RATHBONE in
by DAY, WEEK or MONTH at
Jens Skovbo, the honored guest and church will be postponed till June.
WELL EQUIPPED TO
MAD DOCTOR'
The meeting a week from Friday
hostess.
ACCOMMODATE AND GIVE
Mrs. A. E. Marble and son Harold night will be one of the most inter
YOU THE BEST OF SERVICE
will leave the latter part of the week esting of the year. Plan to come to
• SWIMMING POOL
p. m. and
MONSTER AND
for Corvallis to attend the commence the song service at
• SADDLE HORSES
ment exercises. Harold Marble will bring your friends.
THE GIRL'
BILL SHAAR, Prop.
Hermiston be a member of the graduating class,
• F IS H IN G
Plus Shorts
Power Company Ploys Host
having completed his work in the en
CABINS
—
HOTEL
Pacific Power & Light Co. played 1
gineering department. At present he
31 Mi. East of Pendleton — Follow Road Markers
is employed at K nerr’s Repair shop. host last Thursday evening at a din-1
A triple birthday party was held , ner held in the Hotel dining room. J
at the A. M. Brock home Sunday. Invited were all dealers in major ap
Those celebrating were Frank Reid. pliances in Hermiston. Information
77, Mrs. R. E. Brock, 27, and Myrna concerning the recent drop in rates
Lee Brock, 4. Presents were given in electric power was given by offi-
in the form of a treasure hunt which •ials of the company.
created considerable excitement. A
dinher was served following the trea
M ETHODIST CHURCH
sure hunt.
Rev. Stearns Cushing, Pastor
“The Heart of Christian Service”
Hay Cutting Well Underway
will be the sermon theme for the
The first cutting of alfalfa hay morning worship service. Service is
This Store Closed Friday — MEMORIAL DAY
was begun the past week with an not primarily for the sake of getting
average yield reported about the something done; that is not the all-
SPECIALS FOR THURSDAY - SATURDAY & MONDAY
project.
Shortage of labor and important thing. Service is rather
MAYONNAISE, R. & W .......................... Quart 43$
weather conditions have somewhat the iridescence of a crystal-clear soul,
FRENCH DRESSING, R. & W.................. 8 oz. 13$
hampered operations.
spreading with subtle glow as it
RELIANCE CORN
2 No. 303 cans
SANDWICH SPREAD, R. & W ..................Pint 27$
Whole Kernel or Cream
Watermelon Test Ceinducted Here gathers up into itself all the lights
COOKIES, Sunshine N obility.................... 1 lb. 33$
To make a study of wilt in melon and shadows of life’s prism.
PAPER NAPKINS
3 pkgs.
Church school at the 10 o’clock
vines
and its control, the Oregon
COOKIES, Weston ........................ >/2 lb. cello. 10$
or PAPER PLATES
hour.
Epworth
League
at
7
p
tn.
A
State college is conducting tests in
CUT BEANS, R. & W. No. 2’s ..................2 for 29$
the Hermiston and Irrigon districts. warm and sincere welcome awaits
CORNED BEEF
TOMATO JUICE, R. & W ........................46 oz. 21 $
Three types of wilt exist in the mel I you at these services.
Wilson’s Certified
on growing area, according to M. E.
TOMATO JUICE, R. A W. 15 oz............ 6 for 45$
HERM ISTON B A P T IST CHURCH
3 tall cans
FRUIT COCKTAIL
Knickerbocker, assistant county agent
Grayden D. Loree, Pastor
TOMATOES, Sunset Valley Stand 2 ’ »’s, 3 for 33$
Hit Parade
located here. Tests will be made to
“Sunrise or—” will be the subject
see which or perhaps all of the wilts
SHORTENING. Red & W h ite ........ 3 lbs.
for our consideration Sunday morn
2 6-oz. cans
TUNA
that are affecting the plants.
ing. Is the world doomed to utter
49 lbs.
FLOUR. R- & W.......................
Mid Pacific
destruction? Will the forces of evil
TOWNSEND CLUB
2 lbs.
COFFEE. Red & W h ite ..................
overthrow the forces of righteous
r /fs t a tu /a r e ,
ness? Will civilization and democra
NEWS
IVORY SOAP. Large
By Mrs. Joe Udey
cy perish? What ray of hope can we
find as the clouds of war, hate, and
OXYDOL. Large
WITH 2 LARGE PACKAGES
Notice to all interested parties— evil eclipse the Church of Christ?
A lb a rs
The club meeting which was to be “But unto you that fear my name
LUX FLAKES Large
held June 6, has been changed to shall the Sun of righteousness arise
LUX TOILET SOAP
June 13 on account of changing the with healing in his wings.” Mai. 4:2.
meeting place. A notice will be in
Worship in the church of your
S H R I M P ............................................. 2 cans
LIFEBUOY
next week's Herald, stating where we choice and find the courage and
S A W Fancy
J J
BEAUTY SOAP. Lady Godiva
«ill meet June 13. This meeting will strength that you need to face life’s
be a social meeting, with program, battles.
BiSC-O-BITS .......................................2 pkgs.
PUREX Drain Opener or Bowl Cleanei
gam es and refreshments to follow a
Just Real Good Butter Crackers
short business session. The public is DEFERRMENTS FOR
TOMATO JUICE ...................... 3 15-oz. cans
invited to all meetings.
Knight’s
~
STUDENTS IN SCHOOL
Third Degree To Be Conferred
GRAPEFRUIT
2 for
The Hermiston Odd Fellows lodge POSSIBLE NEXT YEAR
C O F F E E ....................................... 1 lb. can
ORANGES. Sunkist ........... dozen
»ill confer the third degree on a can
Seaport
didate Monday night in the local hall.
University of Oregon — Although
LEMONS. I ,ge. Sunkist
dozen
Following the ceremony, a lunch will actual deferrment rests with local
| l>e served. All local Odd Fellows and boards, university students will in
DAILY DOUBLE
I nt «■ Odd Fellows in the community many cases be given an opportunity
are urged to attend.
to continue their studies next year,
BEEF ROASTS, young tender cuts
lb. 21$
JE L L -O
3 pkgs.
it was declared here by Dr. Earl M.
Pallett, executive secretary of the
BEEF SHORT RIBS, meaty cuts
lb. 1 3’/2$
University of Oregon, who spoke re
PEAS
3 No. 2 cans
PICNICS, lean shoulder
lb. 21$
Bring Your
cently before a meeting of men eligi
Reliance
Dinner
BACON, jowls
lb. 15$ RADIO TROUBLES
ble to selective service.
PORK ROASTS, young pork
lb. 20$
C A T S U P ................................. 2 14-oz. bot.
Students who are in their second,
to
KRAUT, fine crisp shreds
quart 13$
Reliance
third or fourth year of work at the
Chaffee’s Radio Service university and who prefer to com
at
plete their requirements for gradua
Farmers’ Supply Co.
tion should request deferrment for
six months, with renewal, he pointed
at
THE RED 4 WHITE STOKE
PHONE 3001 KEKMISTON
out.
The rumor that only upper
Thompson's Drug Co.
classmen nearing graduation would
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Free Delivery
Phone 3781
‘‘Reasonable Prices”
be deferred is not true, he declared.
Students applying for such deferr-
S o ld O n ly b y G a m b le S to re s
Coronado 7 ft. Refrigerator at only
$1X 9.95
6 f t Refrigerator at . $ 9 4 .9 5
231 Inner Spring Mattress $10.99
J
Authorized Gamble Store
W A T C H
FILM F IN IS H IN G
3O< Ro11
A. W . Behrman
ÁAÁAAAAÁÁÁÁÁA
H e r m is t o n
B a rb e r Shop
V A C A T IO N
B in g h a m Warm Spring R e s o r t
E C O R H T Io n
DRV
I9?
25*
.................. X3«
55$
$ 1 .6 5
CORN FLAKES X f o r 1ÇC
I lf
JO$
P ro d u c e D e p a rtm e n t
19<
24*
M e a t D e p a rtm e n t
Grapefruit Juice
6 •«
14*
20$
29$
HERMISTON TRADING CO.
Hermiston Food Store
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