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About The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984 | View Entire Issue (May 29, 1941)
»’ s CR SIX THE H ER M ISTO N HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON. S EASIER THIS WAY »« M w. > quel »e*i«j prie«*, and taxer > THURSDAY. MAY 29, 1941 I day. Mrs. James Warner is giving a wiener roast for her Sunday School of boys on the church lawn Friday. Rev. Harness and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Steward attended a Bible con fer1 nee at Walla Walla Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Hendrix from Dufur visited Mr. and Mrs. Batee Rand Sunday, being en route to Pen dleton to visit relatives. Mrs. James Warner spent Sunday with her daughter, Mrs. Mabel Rand and family. Plan Your Picnics W ith Connor G roceries Lem ons O ranges Prunes NO HOST D IN N E R PLANNED S U N D A Y P rices E ffe c tiv e Thursday, M ay 29., to T h ursd ay, J u n e 5th ., In clu sive. F R I D A Y — M ay 30th — D E C O R A T IO N D A Y G r a p e fr u it «Juice S a la d Dressing G in g er Snaps 2 B R E A K F A S T F IG S , 17 oz. tin s T exene 46 oz. tin s Q u art ja r & BLACK PEPPER D ozen f In Heavy Syrup P R E S E R V E S P U R E F R U IT I7 c 18c BIG VALUE 2 lb. j l lb. cel C O -O P . S O A P P O W D E R The w o r ld ’s f a v o r ite b e v e ra g e . O u r ow n p ri v a te b le n d . G r e a te r s a v in g s t h a n e v e r a t th is p r ic e b e c a u s e o f r e c e n t a d v a n c e s in th e c o ff e e m a r k e t. P e r L b . fl B O IL E D H A M M IN C E D H A M L IV E R W U R S T Cd FRESH HAM BURGER FR ESH CO TTA G E CH EESE By M A R Y B L A K E H o m e S e rv ic e D e p l , C a rn a tio n C o 1 c u p u a i« a io Q « d coti ««jo ch «o«« ,’•$ c u p C a rn a tio n M ilk H c u p w a to r J i c o sugar Sw eet L ge. c a n , m e d T om ato Juice Peas or Beans M acaroni H a r d w h e a t O lives R ip e H A ZE N M O VED TO MORO POST I «¡ a -;£ic‘ "9 ta. jrji a Hno sisvd. A dd re . >q i n j r a d l o n t j c!owly. Mix until very sxroo'i’i, fclrain inlo a pIiH c. pan lined vzith pastry and bake in a hot oven (4£,e ’ F.) unt 1 crust ’r s to brown. Then reduce heat to slow oven (300° F.) and bake u n h l custard 13 firm, or an in* serted knife cornea out clean. hud HERMISTON ARLINGT, Activities at the Umatilla Ord P h o n e 2761 nance Depot have increased the de mand for civil service labor in recent weeks. Announcement has been made of competitive examinations for two janitors, senior and junior, and a attle. Wash., not later than June 9. Further information concerning the classified laborer. Applications for the janitor posi positions may be obtained from W. tions should be addressed to Secre E. Logan, local postmaster. tary, Board of U. S. Civil Service Examiners, Post Office, Hermiston. LEGION HA LL N O W Commander Sam Moore, -a» Sm art talk is g o in g around tow n , ab ou t the sa v in g s o ffe r e d at the n ew C o-op. Store. W h y not V co m e a m em b er? If in terested , ta lk to the manager. cans Connor’s Cash Store C IV IL SERVICE EXAMS LISTED A VA ILAB LE FOR USE Up. salt 3 agga, L a a ta n ■ lig h tly tap. geatad lem o n rin d P la in P astry cans Formay p< Potato Chips R e g . 10c , W ax Paper L g e . 125 Sw eeth eart Soap 4 b a r s 19c N apkins E m b o s s e d - 80 c o u n t 7r E. J. Hazen, first trick telegrapher in the Union Pacific offices in Uma tilla but residing in Hermiston, re ceived notice Tuesday of his transfer to Moro. The move becomes effect ive at once. Mr. Hazen will move his family there this week end. Mary attended high school here this year and Dave graduated from the seventh grade. Both will be missed in school activi- 2 % lb VcUCATEU COTTAGE CHEESE PIE A« Good A j It Look* A fter the morning service at the ; Methodist church the congregation is I invited to stay for the adjourned ses sio n of the Fourth Quarterly confer ence following a no-host dinner. At this meeting the final reports of the year will be received, the plans for the coming year will be announced and such other business as is neces sary. Everyone is invited to partici pate in this meeting and enjoy the Christian fellowship around the table. L a rg e s iz e Hermis Phono m i ton American Legion, notified the Herald Wednesday that the Legion hall has been vacated by Stevens & Koon draftsmen and is again avail able for meetings. This applies to the American Legion and Auxiliary, and other groups which have been using the building. Stevens & Koon now occupy the entile reclamation building. Closed All Day Friday Memorial Day YOUR O W N STORE tlap / ack a n d e n jo y th e w e e k e n d fre e of SYRUP 25« HERMISTON MERCANTILE COOPERATIVE PHONE 3011 shopping w orries. Just m a k e out your list and take it to your n eig h borhood S a fe w ay w h ere you w ill find everything you need to carry you through the holidays. Price. Thus., May 29. Sat, May 31, Mon. June 1 JAMES W . W A ID BURIED SU N D A Y Surviving are his wife, Lenna, Claude.and Vernon, all of Stanfield, Mrs. Lulu White of Ukiah and Mrs. Wanda Duvall of Lexington, besides six grandchildren and three great grandchildren. He came to Oregon with his fam ily in 1906, settling on a homestead near Lexington. They moved to Stanfield in 1912 where the family has since made their home. Mr. Waid was particularly known for his home loving qualities. He joined the church when a young man. Funeral services for James W. Waid were held Sunday afternoon in the Stanfield Presbyterian church with Rev. C. W arner of Hermiston officiating. Burial was in the Echo cemetery. Mr. Wade was born October 4, I s 51, in Savannah, Tenn., and lived te be 89 years of age. He moved with! his parents to the state of Missouri when quite young. He was married i te Thurza E. Cox in McDowell, Mo., M E T H O D IS T Y O U TH August 6, 1876. They would have celebrated their 65th wedding anni- ELECTS OFFICERS '•rs a ry in August, 1941. To this union were horn six children, one son At a simple and yet inspiring cere mony in the Methodist church, the new officers of the local Methodist Hermiston Taxi Service Insured C arrier O p era tin g on P .U .C . A u th ority Phone 2841 P arcel D eliv ery — P u b lish ed T a r iff R ates A n y w h e r e in O regon U. O. D e p o t S ervice D on C. C ase, O p erator CATSUP flltss Rebecca Pierson was elected president, with Miss Joyce Sater as the secretary-treasurer and Bliss Jo hanna Casper as song leader. These with the following Commissioners form the Youth Council of the church: Devotional, Miss Omega Sa fer; Missions, Miss Lois Casper; So cial Service, Miss Dorothy Pierson: I Recreational, Miss Grace Bensel and John Bensel. By Mrs. W. C. Isom Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Jones from Ida ho have rented the Coryell residence and moved in the last of the week. Esther and Beth W arner visited their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Al va Boulware of Hermiston from Tuesday until Saturday last week. Rev. Haller from Dufur, Ore., oc cupied the pulpit at the Pentecostal church Friday evening. Mrs. Jack Browning and daughter Dolores are visiting her mother at Pe-Ell, Wn. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Dexter and family motored to Malheur, Ore Sunday. Mrs. Goodbroad and son Peter spent from Friday until Sunday at I a Grande, returning with Mr. Good- 1 bread who motored up early Sunday. Mrs. Obrian visited her son Glenn anil tamity a few days last week 12 oz. h o t. Stokely Fancy Piquant Taste EBONY RIPE OLIVES , |2< PARADISE DILL PICKLES Qt il" 15c SHOESTRING POTATOES B17 fuu 10c NEW LEADER SALTED SODAS g 14c LUNCH BOX SAND. SPREAD « u ,3 7 c BEVERLY PEANUT BUTTER2 lb,„ 2 8c KRAFT C H E E S E f e ; - ; - ¿ * 5 3 c SEA LION SARDINES a . 5c BILTMORE SOLID TUNA 2 29 c SUNNY DAWN TOM. 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