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Miss Katherine Monroe of Portland is spending the Thanksgiving holi days with Mr. and Mrs. Alton Kings bury. Miss Lois White of O.S.C. arrived I 4 » 4P early Wednesday morning to spend a the Thanksgiving holiday with her Mr. and Mrs. Paul Van Patten mo i- | W. J. Warner, local attorney, was parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. M. White. tored to The Dalles Saturday night ta business caller in Pendleton Tues- MINISTERS ELECT to do a little goose hunting with rel- day. atives Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Douglas of Pi- OFFICERS FOR YEAR Miss Virginia Wells, Miss Mary lot Rock spent Sunday and Monday Thompson and Elbert Moore spent with relatives and attending to busi- At the meeting of the Hermiston Sunday at The Dalles where they ness. at the Ministerial Association last week the visited Bill Gorrell. George Wallace, employed John Ballack, who has served as a U.S.O. building, spent the week end annual election of officers was held, city police officer for the past six visiting friends in Baker where he ! Rev. Grayden Loree, pastor of the months, left Sunday for Washington, formerly was connected with the Baptist church, was elected president to succeed Rev. C. Warner of the Mr. Ballack has made application for Y.M.C.À. organization. A wedding of interest to their lo- Central church of Christ, Rev. M. B employment with the Washington cal friends is that of Miss Charlotte Ballinger of the Methodist church state police. | was elected secretary-treasurer to A Miss Betty Bathrusch and Miss Faulkner and Lt. V. G. McLeod, both I succeed Rev. Loree, and Rev. S. E. rr 7 ' employed at the Umatilla Ordnance Dorothy Osmond experienced a bus Graves was chosen director of public | breakdown en route home from La Depot. The ceremony was held in ity to succeed Rev. Ballinger. Pendleton November 5. Grande Monday. They had spent the The ministers expressed themselves Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Lear and . week end visiting friends there. The as pleased with the work being ac daughter Margret of Condon spent bus was late over two hours. 2 one day last week at the home of complished in the Hermiston School Little Barbara Willcutt, daughter their son and family, Mr. and Mrs. of Religion and invite parents to visit si of Dr. and Mrs. A. C. Willcutt who Gene Lear. | the school which meets on Thursdays. recently underwent an appendicitis Mrs. Dale Fischer (Ruth Dodd) has Get the feel of the wheel operation, is greatly improved at lat- been visiting for the past two weeks FORMER RESIDENT of a John Deere Tractor . . . check the easy steering, est report. She has been seriously ill at the home of her parents, Mr. and short turning, easy handling, convenient hand clutch, for the past 10 days. Mrs. E. P. Dodd, and at Pendleton at DIES AT SEATTLE handy controls, clear vision, quick dodging, roomy Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jould of the home of her sister, Mr. and Mrs. 1 Funeral services were held at Se you’ll know why John Deere Two- Seattle are visiting at the home of Jens Terjeson. platform their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. C. Cylinder Tractors are so easy and safe to operase Dr. A. E. Marble plans to leave attle, Wash., recently for Mrs. M. C. Paul. Thursday night of next week for 1 Venter, 28, who passed away in a Se that even a boy can handle them. Mrs. Jack Parker of Seattle and Portland to attend the Mid-Winter attle hospital. Mrs. Venter was Mary Add to these advantages the economy of burning Mrs. M. D. Wood of Deer Park, Wn., Symposium of Chiropractic Doctors Jane Sheridan, daughter of Mr. and low-cost fuels . . , the dependability of fewer but arrived Friday night at the home of of Oregon. His office will be closed Mrs. Pete Sheridan, and was born in the Butter Creek district. After her Mr. and Mrs. N. R. Mueller. The for two days, November 28 and 29. sturdier parts . , . the easy maintenance of simple, two- ladies are Mrs. Mueller’s sisters and Mr. and Mrs. Jens Terjeson became father’s death about 15 years ago, cylinder design, and you’ll know why a John Deere came to see their new nephew Mich the proud parents of an 812 pound went to Seattle and lived 1 with an Tractor is “tops” with every man who owns one. ael. They returned Sunday morning. baby Girl Tuesday. She is the first aunt, ' lrs- - it i ex. ... her wid- Mrs. Venter is survived by J - Mr. and Mrs. Paul O’Reilly and grandchild of Mr. and Mrs. E. P. over and cousins in Alaska and at son left Sunday for San Diego, Cal., Dodd of Hermiston and is a great Beaverton. to make their home. Mr. O’Reilly grandchild of Mrs. R. Alexander. Mr. and Mrs. Roy R. McNees of has been employed at the Umatilla PENDLETON • PHONE 518 Ordnance Depot in the administra Pendleton were callers in Hermiston LEGION MEETING tion department of the constructing for a short time Tuesday. Mr. Mc IS POSTPONED Nees is a linotype operator on the quartermaster office. MATCHING JOHN DEERE TRACTORS IN EXTRA VALVE Mr. and Mrs. Nomah O’Donnell East Oregonian. IS A COMPLETE LINE OF INTEGRAL EQUIPMENT The regular meeting of the Herm- Pvt. First Class Robert Pierson. were guests recently in Pendleton at visited iston Post, American Legion, which a get-together meeting of executives now stationed in Portland, over the week end in Hermiston with would fall on Thursday, Thanksgiv- and employees of the Pacific Tele phone and Telegraph Co. Dinner was his parents, Mr. and Mrs. K. D. Pier-ing day, has been postponed to the both of them. When she does not get Spencer, Eleanor Eckert, Juanita son. He expects to be transferred soon first Thursday in December, accord- her own way, she rings in her prize- Brown, Lucile Holdman, Irwin Hunt, served at the Pendleton hotel. ing to A. R. Blinston, adjutant. to Yuma, Ariona. fighting brother, Billikins, who al David Dufur, Clifford Panages, Dav Mrs. A. F. Rohrman entertained at Other announcements concerning Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Wells, Mrs. ways get the situation a little more id Dawson, Donald Holdman, Earl a very pretty birthday party honor Rosella Woodward, Miss Virginia the meeting will be announced later. entangled. Billikins will be played by Barber, Vernon Sutton, Cecil Sutton, ing her daughter, Kayella, on her 5th Wells and Elbert Moore will spend Raymond Patch, Donald Ploured, birthday Saturday afternoon. The af the Thanksigiving holiday at the Wm. JUNIORS TO PRESENT David Hamm, a post-graduate. Jack Rodgers and Billy Hibbard. And who ’ s crazy, and who gets the ternoon was spent in playing games Instone home near Heppner. Third year: Coralie Mansker, Dor prize package from Tom and Gary ’ s and at the tea hour refreshments Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Pierce of COMEDY NOV. 28TH Uncle Mac? Roberta Sims in the per- othy Hiatt, Virginia Borthwick, Jo were served in the nusery which was Prineville are parents of a baby girl son of Wanda Dunning will help you Anne Graves, Anne Mary Sherlock, beautifully decorated with streamers born November 17. The little tot "Practice for the junior play, ‘Mis and Bob and balloons. A beautiful cake decor weighed seven pounds, 3 : 12 ounces takes at the Blakes’,’ is coming along figure that out. Mrs. Pinkie and the ! V ein hunt, Carl Bennett ated with five candles and turkeys and has been named Mary Louise. fine,” says Miss Lynch, the director. nurse (Dorothy Hiatt and Marjorie Attebury. Fourth year: Frances Chapman, centered the table. Present were Bev- She is the first grandchild of Mr. and “We've had a bit of difficulty in fill- Knapp) employed by the Bruce Home Elain Hobb, Voynn Gonseth, Fern for Feeble Minded will convince you erly Jo and Dale Woodward, Helen Mrs. O. C. Pierce of Hermiston. ing the part of ‘Billikins' which was that half the cast is crazy. Bray, Sara Wurster, Delcinea Pan Mueller, Max and Deanna Casper, Fred Hoefer, John Behrman and originally given to Jack Drake, but Mrs. Greengas, one of the nervous ages, Theodore Panages, Glen Wilcox, Joy Sue Estle, Milton and Jimmy Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Swanson were things seem to be ironing out very boarders, will be played by Barbara Lewis Wilson, Rueben Patch, Dick Casper, Shirley Quiring, Kayella and Pendleton visitors Monday evening. nicely.” Follett and the expressmen. Mike and Kingsley, Creston Buzzard, Gordon Charles Rohrman. While there, Mr. Hoefer was initiated This hilarious 3-act comedy will be Ike, by Carl Long and Alfred Buell. Shown, James Bensel. in the Pendleton typographical union. staged in the school auditorium Fri- Fifth year: Pauline Roach, Minnie He is linotype operator at the Herald day, November 28, at 8 o’clock, The Riley, Laura Stephens, Ina Sutton, 4-H YOUNGTERS office. roles of the two brothers, Tom and Zelma Sutton, Säily Anson, Charlotte Mr and Mrs. O. O. Felthouse mot Gary Blake will be portrayed by PRESENTED PINS Corneille, Ruth McCulley, Peggy ored to Sunnyside, Wash., Sunday to Kenny Elwood and Bill Bucknum. Sommere, Wilbur Hunt, Wayne Bar- spend the day with Mr. and Mrs. J. They have journalistic tendencies and ( Contini.ed from Page One) ber, Newell Anson and Owen Anson. A. Clarke who recently moved there. their writings get them into all sorts ney, June Myrick, Dorothy Olson, Sixth year: Agnes Riley, Jean Ms- The Clarkes send best regards to their of jack pots, even with their unsym- Adacarol Corliss, Eleanor Beck, Joyce Kenzie and John McMullen. WELL EQUIPPED TO Hermiston friends. pathetic land lady, Mrs. Perkins, Beck, Cecil Hunt, David Blahm, Rob Seventh year: Agnes Kennedy and ACCOMMODATE AND GIVE Mr. and Mrs. George Sparett, Mrs. played by Doris Follett. ert Grimps, Alvy Stoneman, George Mary Sommerer. YOU THE BEST OF SERVICE Fred Shank and baby daughter, Lyle Tilden does a bit of clever Corliss, Charles Seeliger, Richard 8th year: Mary Margaret Kennedy Laura Lee of Monument, Oregon, acting in his portrayal of the timid Borthwick, Elvin Harig, Delmar Van and Clemma Barber. spent from Thursday till Tuesday at lawyer, Herman Carter, and he ap Arsdale, Lawrence Olson, Jim Hogg, A colored scenic picture was shown BILL SHAAR, Prop. Hermiston the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey pears to be lather hen-pecked by his Andrew Lamont, Junior Brown, Billy to the group This picture was one Payne. better half, Mrs. Carter, enacted by Gilbert, Jim Lamont, Wendell Hogg, taken by the Forest Service and | Mary Sommerer. Jim Quinn, Frank Myrick, Howard showed many beautiful scenes along The go-getter with ideas of her own Henderson and Archie Isensee. the Skyline Trail in Oregon. Ice is Genevieve Blinston in the role of Second year: Alida Picanso, Fran- cream, donated by the Umatilla Co- Linda Larson. Her love scenes with ces Stephens, Anna Riley, , Mildred operative Creamery, and cake, fur- Kenny Elwood, alias Tom Blake, are Rogers, Marian Andrews, Virginia nished by the leaders of the Home all one-sided, but she makes up for Picanso, Carolyn Smith, Edithanne Economics clubs, was served. OASIS THEATRE Local Happenings HERMISTON, OREGON Rhone 2121 Fridav-Satu relay Sunday-Monday—Nov. 23-24 TOGETHERl TERRIFICI Juay tn" BRIDE CAME COD when you buy a JOHN DEERE TRACTOR” A WARNER BROS. HIT with STUART ERWIN • EUGENE PALLETTE • JACK CARSON GEORGE TOBIAS • HARRY DAVENPORT Directed by WILLIAM KEIGHLEY News Reel , Tuesday- November 25 BY “THE CITADEL'S” AUTHOR I starring MICHAEL REDGRAVE MARGARET LOCKWOOD EMLYN WILLIAMS Gang Comedy “Fighting ” and Sport Reel “Flicker Memories.” Wednesday-Thursday Nov. 26-27 FLYNN M«c MURRAY .1) TECHNI COLOR . RALPH BELLAMY ALEXIS SMITH Robert Armstrong • Regis Toomey - Allen Jenkins Directed by MICHAEL CURTIZ Cartoon “Tortoise Beats Hare” Diamond rings sets starting at $33.00. We have a big se lection of watches ranging from $17.50 to $60.50. Ham ilton, Bulova, Waltham, El gin. Select your Christmas gifts now. Use our Lay-aw ay plan. A. W. Behrman, Jeweler Hermiston. Oregon You can send your boy to do a man’s job led s". w Gcomrows Plus Short Features f, nm NOVEL THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1941 THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON. OREGON. 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