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THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON. OREGON. PAGE TWO OASIS THEATRE Local Happenings i THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1941 Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Pierce left Sunday for Portland where Mrs. Pierce visited her mother and Mr. Pierce attend to business. They re turned Wednesday morning. Phone 2121 C. M. Best proudly returned to town Fri.-Sat. Oct. 24-25 Thursday toting a fine two point Frank Pierson and Bill Miller left Ray Whitney and family of Grand buck bagged in the mountains. His Wednesday for the Arbuckle moun view visited Tuesday at the home of only description of the hunt was that that he helped Charles Bracher spend his brother, B. I. Whitney. tain territory on a deer hunt A. W. Behrman, local jeweler, spent his vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bracher and A hunting party composed of M.. daughter Paula spent the week-end the week-end in Kennewick, Wash., Wallace Beery L. Watson, Curtis Simmons and Earl visiting friends. in Portland. MARJORIE MAIN Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Kersbergen Watson returned Sunday from the Mr. and Mrs. Dan T. Gray, Sr., of Directed by RICHARD THORPE Seattle, Wash., arrived here Wednes spent last week-end in Portland and mountains. M. L. Watson was the MILTON BREN day to visit at the home of their son, attend the Oregon-California game only lucky hunter who returned with | his deer. while there. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Gray. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Neufeldt of ; B. S. Kingsley of Portland is stay Miss Esther McMullin accompanied Miss Doris Burcher to Spokane where ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. Dallas arrived Monday and spent un “Battle of the Atlantic” Sport Reel—“Symphony in Snow” she was a house guest over the week- W. Dixson He came to do some pheas til Wednesday visiting their daugh ter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Al end of Miss Burcher. Both girls re ant hunting. Sun.-Mon. Oct. 26-27 turned Sunday. They are employed Miss Marion Pierce and Miss Sybil fred Quiring. Mrs. F. B. Belt, Mrs. Dan Gray, at the ordnance depot. Howell spent Wednesday night in Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hensel are be Heppner where they visited at the Mrs. Janies Todd, Dick Belt and Vir ginia Todd were among those who ing congratulated upon the birth of home of Miss Howell’s parents. a baby girl, their second child, which Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Arrowsmith of saw the Oregon-California game in was born Saturday, October 18, at Seattle, Washington, were guests ov- Portland last Saturday. St. Anthony’s hospital in Pendleton. er the week-end at the home of her Mr. and Mrs. Harley Duffield of She has been named Bette Diane and father, B. I. Whitney. Ashland and Miss Dorothy Dodge of A weighed 9 lbs, 14 ounces. Mother and Portland are the house guests of Mr. M rs. Gerald Keller and infant child are doing fine. and Mrs. W. G. Kersbergen today. daughter, Jo Ann, arrived home from (, JAMES ELLISON Mr. and Mrs. Lester M. Keenan St. Anthony's hospital in Pendleton Mr. and Mrs. Duffield will also visit | JERRY COLONNA relatives in Stanfield who are em and O. C. Dunning and son, Robert, DOROTHY LEWIS Sunday. Both mother and child are ployed at the ordnance depot. all of Portland, arrived Tuesday at getting along fine. Mrs. Harry J. Andrews entertain the Ed Dunning home for a visit and Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Smith, Bob News Reel to enjoy pheasant hunting. Mrs. Keen- ed about 30 friends at her home Sun Cartoon Happy Hunting Grounds an is the former Helen Dunning, and Erla of Vancouver, Washington, day afternoon in honor of her daugh- daughter of Ed Dunning, and O. C. arrived Saturday to spend until to- tei Marian’s 13th birthday. The af Tuesday, Oct. 28 day visiting friends and relatives. Dunning is a brother of Ed Dunning. ternoon was spent in playing games WHAT EVERY WOMAN NEEDS!.. Bob and Mr. Smith left Wednesday The party left again Thursday (to- and refreshments of ice cream, cake j to go deer hunting in the mountains. day) for Portland. and punch were served. Marian re- i Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Smith and ceived many lovely gifts. family came Saturday from Vancou Max Leonard, who left recently for ver to spend a week in Hermiston Portland with the Selective Service, ¡ visiting with friends. Mr. Smith, son has been released from this group Bob and several others left Wednes and has enlisted with the air corps. day morning for a trek into the hills He expects to be transferred to Wich- JAMES GERALDINE on their annual hunt. Mr. Smith is ita Falls. Texas, immediately. His STEPHENSON FITZGERALD rated as one of the top notch hunters signup is for three years. DONALD CRISP'BARBARA O'NEIL in this territory. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Wooley left for a .'T' cron Í n “91 27,70 AUTHOR OF "The CITADEL" Forest Grove Wednesday night. Little A WARNER »ROS.-ru.t Notional Picture Sharon and Sheila Connell, 8-mos.- old twin nieces of Mrs. Wooley, who Plus Short Features LADY BULOVA have been visiting here for six weeks, Wed.-Thurs.— Oct. 29-30 will remain in Forest Grove. The Gene Autry Wooleys will also attend to business in matters while in Portland. She has been named Donna Marie. Mr. and Mrs. George McKenzie of WELL EQUIPPED TO Philip Olsen, who was burned quite ACCOMMODATE AND GIVE Tillamook visited from Saturday to severely by hot tar recently, is con- YOU THE BEST OF SERVICE Sunday at the home of his parents. fined to the Hermiston General hos- Mr. and Mrs. F. C. McKenzie. The pital for treatment. George McKenzies were returning Mrs. Gus Lindner entered the Her- BILL SHAAR, Prop. Hermiston from South Bend, Dndiana, where miston hospital this week where she Comedy “Westward Ho-Hum” they took delivery of two new cars was given two blood transfusions. Sport Reel "Pampas Pattock” Hermiston, Oregon for his concern in Tillamook. I She recovered sufficiently to make Mrs. Minnie Norton of St. Joe, | the trip to Portland where she will Missouri, and Mrs. Oly Macossee of remain with her daughter. I San Francisco arrived at the home Mrs. Rosella Hannack, who under of Mr. and Mrs. C. Warner Sunday, went an appendicitis operation last with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Norton of week, is recovering nicely. She is a | Mitchell, Oregon. The Nortons re- % - w., % | turned to their home Monday and the patient at the local hospital. Margaret Mosier was a recent pa two ladies will return to Mitchell next Sunday after having spent a tient at the Hermiston General hos FOOD week visiting here Mrs. Norton is a pital. H. Lemons recently received med former Hermiston resident. ical care at the local hospital. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Collinsare the HOSPITAL NOTES proud parents of a baby boy, Larry Florence Folden and Billy Mc- Richard, born Saturday at the Her Minkle had their tonsils removed at miston General hospital. Mr.and Mrs. H. C. Warner of Irri- the Hermiston General hospital this gon are announcing the birth of a week. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Pearizeau are 7 12 pound baby girl Tuesday at the parents of a baby girl born October local hospital. SHORTENING, R & W, 3 lbs..... 65c Lettuce, 3 heads 13 at the local hospital. Mrs. A. Sapper of Yakima, Wash., 14d CAKE FLOUR, R & W, Mr. and Mrs. Adren Allen of Ir was a patient at the Hermiston hos- 23 e Cabbage, Fancy Spokane. rigon are announcing the birth of pital this week. lb. 3c BAKING POWDER, R & W, 1-lb. 19c an 812 pound baby girl born October Mr. and Mrs. G. Foster are the Cauliflower, large, fancy, 14 at the Hermiston General hospital. parents of a baby boy born Satur- The Target BARNACLE BILL UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT Special Foot Long Coney Islands Southern Chicken Dinner Served Sundays 75)0 Meals Served from 7 a. m. to 12 p. m pstirilary MIG’S DRIVE-IN •TAKE HOME A’ BULOVA Opposite Hermiston Labor Temple Hermiston Barber Shop “Down Mexico Way” A. W. Behrman, Jeweler day at the Hermiston General hos- pital. He has been named Gary Lynn. Mr. and Mrs. D. Hamilton are the proud parents of a baby girl, Donna, born Saturday at the local hospital. ADS For SALE IN OUR NEXTISSUE RED&WHITE Specials for Oct. 24-25-27 CITRON PEEL. Extra Fancy, 1 lb. . 49c LEMON or ORANGE PEEL, Extra Fancy, lb 39c RAINBOW MIX, 16-oz. net 39c BAKING CHOCOLATE, R & W, 12 lb. COCONUT, Wadhams Long Thread, lb. CHOCOLATE ECLAIRS, 2 lbs 29e 45 d 55. SUNSPUN with Salad Set, quart TABLE SALT, R & W. 2 lb. pkgs., 2 for INSTANT TAPIOCA, R & W, 8-oz. 15c 10c STARCH, R & W, Corn or Gloss, 1 lb., 2 for 17c OATS, R & W, 3 lbs. 27 : CRANBERRY SAUCE, R & W, 17-oz., 2 for 35c APPLE BUTTER, Dutch Maid. 24-oz. GRANULATED SOAP, Brimfull, 36-oz. BEAUTY SOAP. Lady Godiva, 4 for 25 d 31 d 19c SOAP FLAKES, Lady Godiva, 2 for BON AMI POWDER, can PEANUT BUTTER. R & W, 2 lbs. 35c 13c 43c CHILI CON CARNE, R & W, 1 lb., 2 for COFFEE, R & W, 2 lbs. PUMPKIN, R & W. No. 2’ 2, 2 for 63c 23c CORN, R & W, Cream Style, No. 2, 2 for PEAS, R & W, No. 2. 2 for 29e 29e For Savings in Groceries and Meats Phone 3001 — HERMISTON TRADING CO. For Prompt, Courteous Service Fresh PRODUCE head 14c Fresh Parsnips, 3 lbs 10c APPLES, Right Size Jon- athans, 8 lbs. . Box .............. Swift’s, lb............... 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