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THE HERMISTON HERALD, PAGE TWO Local Happenings 5 Mis. Gale Gilpatrick spent the week-end in Tacoma on business. Lewis Geiss of La Grande is now employed at Shear's Barber Shop. L. W. Dixson and Elmer Dixson were in Salem on business over the week end. Mrs. Chas. Haygad of Rufus vis ited Wednesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. B. I. Whitney. Lt. and Mrs. Sexton and infant son spent the week-end with relatives in The Dalles. N. R. Mueller and Joe Reeves made a trip to Portland and into central Oregon last week on business. John Behrman, who has been em ployed at the local jewelry store dur ing "boom” activities, left Wednes day for Walla Wala where he will seek employment. OASIS THEATRE HERMISTON, OREGON Phonr 2121 Fri.-Sat. Dec. 12-13 ' BON AMECHE MARY MARTMn) } RVSS TRE I, ; BOVS GOODBYE Mrs. Mildred Bean and daughter and Miss Barbara Tucker spent Sat urday in Walla Walla. Mrs. O. O. Felthouse and Mrs. Mary Brierly were business visitors in Walla Walla Wednesday. Don T. Orput, field representative of the state recreational program, was a caller in Hermiston Wednes- day. Mr. and Mrs. O. O. Felthouse ac companied by Mrs. R. L. Woolley mo tored to Portland Thursday to spend the week-end in Portland. The Altar Society Christmas ba zaar and food sale will be held De cember 13 at the Oregon Hardware & Implement Co. 17-1d Gene Lear, assistant county agent, will provide the agricultural program over KUJ at 1:15, Saturday, Decern- ! ber 13. Mrs. A. L. Carter arrived home Sunday evening from a visit with her 1 son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Jack C. Downing, at Elko, Nevada. Gene Rugg, who recently under went an operation, came home Wed nesday. He is greatly improved which is good news to his many friends here. Mrs. Velma MacNamara, Miss Opal Wilson, Mrs. Nell Kent and Mrs. Juanita Sandy, all Umatilla Ord nance depot workers, spent the week- end in Portland. The office of the assistant county agent will remain open all next week but Gene Lear, agent, will attend an Sun.-Mon. Dec. 14-15 all-week conference of county agents at Oregon State college. A traffic representative from Sec retary of State Earl Snell’s office showed some traffic safety pictures at the local high school last Wednes day. "Mr. and Mrs. Alton Kingsbury left Saturday for Mt. Vernon, Washing ton, where they attended the funeral of Mr. Kingsbury’s aunt Monday. They returned Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Emory and children of Seattle were week-end guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. News Reel Paul Van Patten. Mrs. Emory and Cartoon “Come Baek Miss Pipps” Mrs. Van Patten are sisters. Trees and Homes Mr. and Mrs. James J. Neary wish to announce the marriage of their Tuesday, December 16 son, James E. Neary, to Miss Martha Lesser of Portland on Thanksgiving CHARLIE RUGGLES day. The ceremony was held in the ELLEN DREW St. Francis church in Portland. PHILLIP TERRY Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Neill and daughter left Monday for Oceanside, Cal., to make their home. They I planned to visit for a short time with Mrs. Neill’s sister, Miss Bessie Ham- Cartoon "Zero the Hound” I mer, in Salem, en route to Oceanside Comedy "Man I Cured" where Mr. Neill will work. He has been employed for several years as Wed.-Thurs. Dec. 17-18 barber in the Hermiston Barber shop. Double Feature MARCH OF TIME Color Cartoon “Vitamin Cash” RAWFORDt „„ TAYLOR GARSON I ▲AÀAAAAAAAÀÀA Paramount presents Hermiston Barber Shop /j WORLD PREMIERE WELL EQUIPPED TO ACCOMMODATE AND GIVE YOU THE BEST OF SERVICE Mischa Auer in “Cracked Nuts” - ou FOR MONEY pOF. YOU — polk . ° BILL SHA AR. Prop. Hermiston HERMISTON. OREGON THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11, A 24-hour guard duty is now in ef around the theme, “The Light Shines I already yielded more than two bil fect at the Cold Springs reservoir, in the Darkness.” What an opportune lion dollars. according to R. E. Goad, county time to think upon this great divine “Purchase of these bonds which | sheriff. Men appointed for the work light. may be obtained for as little as $18.75 are Bill Mikesell, Joe Udey and Dan The Sunday evening worship ser for the $25 ten-year bond, now be vice will be in charge of the Women’s | comes the first duty of every citizen. | Parker. The Columbia Grange Home Eco- Council at which time they will pre- | Oregon already has a carefully or- I nomics group will meet at the home sent a missionary play entitled, “Who ganized plan for sale and promotion of Mrs. Arthur Blinston Friday, Follows in His Train?” of defense savings bonds, every coun Group No. 2 of the Women’s Coun ty has its committee. The state com December 14. All members are urged to attend as an election of officers cil will meet next Thursday after- mittee composed of 45 leading citi- noon at the U. S. O. building will be held. izens of Oregon also stands ready. | Roy Attebury and Gene Lear, as HERMISTON EAFT1ST CHURCH Members of our staff which includes all committeemen throughout the sistant county agent, furnished trans Grayúen D. Loree, Pastor state are urged to carry on and work portation for the West Umatilla Beef Sunday, December 14, is Universal to the utmost of their ability. club last week when the members vis Bible Sunday. The Bible is the one ited at the home of each member and timeless book that shines on through “Defense savings bonds are on sale looked over the calves that are now on at all banks, post offices and sav the ages even though darkness may feed. The former is leader of the club. settle about us. One might as well ings and loan associations. Defense Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Pierce, Marion try to blackout the sun as to try to savings stamps in denominations from and Stanley went to Prineville over blackout the Bible. Our subject at 10c up may also be purchased in re the week end to visit the first grand- the morning worship service will be tail stores and other places of busi ness. child in the family. The little tot is “Light During Blackout”. the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd “A plan which makes it possible | Kay Joyce Ritchie wilt lead the Pierce. • Three teams from Heppner will I Young People's service at 7:00 p.m. for employees to purchase bonds on Miss Lois White, O.S.C. student, At 8:00 o’clock the pastor will speak the installment plan from their sal meet three teams from Hermiston. arrived Sunday to spend until after 1 on the subject “Seeking the Saviour”. ary has been worked out and is al ready in operation in man y firms. J the Christmas holidays with her par- | Workers can greatly aid the program ents, Mr. and Mrs. L. M. White. Miss OREGON CITIZENS if they will enroll under this plan at project should go towards Red Cross White came with Richard Cox, who had spent the week-end in Portland URGED TO PURCHASE once and urge their employers to and other war funds. adopt it where it has not yet been in and Corvallis on business. According to Mrs. Belt it is ex DEFENSE STAMPS stalled. Clarence Elliott, 41, of Pendleton pected that the contest will be re "Complete information on purchase sumed next year. who suffered a fractured spine when — he fell from an igloo at the Uma- I Citizens of Oregon eager to take a of bonds and stamps and installation tilla Ordnance depot Wednesday has tangible and active part in the war of payroll allotment plan of purchase a good chance of recovery. A spinal activities can be of greatest aid at may be obtained at the defense bond CHRISTMAS CARDS operation was made upon his arrival this time by purchasing defense sav staff headquarters, 722 Bedell Build ings bonds and by promoting this im ing, Portland, Oregon. at St. Anthony’s hospital. Mr. and Mrs Geradl Keller and | portant phase of financing the mili- | Why not have your por Mrs. Mabel Ralph went to Portland tary program of the United States, trait on your Christmas last week end to visit the little Keller declared Palmer Hoyt, Portland, state LIGHTING CONTEST Cards? Your picture and baby. The little tot has been quite chairman of the defense savings staff, CANCELLED HERE greeting, with envelopes ill and has been under a doctor’s care in a statement received here today. “All of our war effort depend on I for several weeks. The baby re to match. successful financing of the various | The annual Chritsmas lighting con turned home with them. All for $2.00 per dozen. Don Serell, who was recently re military programs,” Mr. Hoyt said. | test, sponsred by the Hermiston Gar leased from the U. S. army to be with “The government several months ago ' den club, will not be held this year, his parents here, has not received j worked out a plan of borrowing di- ! according to Mrs F. B. Belt, presi further orders to report. It was j reet from the people through the sale ! dent. Due to the war conditions it is Hermiston, Oregon thought that due to the declaration | of defense savings bonds. This has i felt that money usually spent in this of war that all those released from I duty might be recalled. Miss Claudine Hale has joined the Oregon Women Ambulance Corps which meets regularly at Pendleton. | Miss Constance Leuhrs, high school instructor, has also attended one of the meetings. The requirements are quite rigid and the girls are planning to specialize in the course. A telegram was received here to- day by Mr. and Mrs. Alfred C. Swar- ner of the birth of a son, Richard Monroe, to Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Swarner of Fairbanks, Alaska. Mrs. Swarner will be remembered here as Miss Maxine Faust. This is the y $.8 3997 fourth grandchild of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Swarner. ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Lester Hammer en tertained with a turkey dinner at their home in Columbia district Sun < *Y . day afternoon. The occasion was the tate celebration of four birthdays. Covers were laid for twenty-two, and the centerpiece consisted of four birthday cakes, beautifully decorated. Those whose birthdays were celebrated were Mrs.. W. D. Neill, Mrs. Charles Plourd, Rosalie and Ted Hammer. Among those present were Mr. and Dear Santa Mrs. Carl Hammer and Dick and Carole; Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Neill Please bring me a sweater. I only and Peggy; Mrs. Charles Plourd and have five and that’s just half enough. Donald and Phyllis: Mrs. Floyd Mathers and Bobbie; Jess Meyers of And, Santa, a blouse, too. Long or Idaho: Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Neill: short sleeve, any color, I love them Mr. and Mrs. Lester Hammer and Gloria, Viola, Rosalie, Louise and Ted. Duck Pin Bowling Tuesday Night VVVVVVVVTTVVV TYSON STUDIO CENTRAI, CHURCH OF CHRIST C. Warner, Pastor Sunday is Universal Bible Sunday. W e shall worship Sunday morning P. S. Mother says to please bring both of my brothers, Dad and Grand pa all a sweater. They never have enough. WHEN YOU BUY AT TBBSB BARGAIN PRICES 7 29999992299299999 /&• SSI0U Qsk DICTIONARY Maps HiutrnAriOMg tvt leaslet on ths new FOLGERS COFFEE 1-lb. an31€ SYRUP zeoXEOeire ate 24c KIDNEY BEANS zeaiiram. PANCAKE FLOUR 2wp dempim 22c TOMATOES Seaport Tall cam 27c MARMALADE Sz127,3!" PUMPKIN R."asz.. GRAPEFRUIT JUICEsxene 27c 3 IO. 2 cana SALMON Chin. celilo 2 Brand Col. cant Riv. 35c CORN FLAKES “.. 152-oz. SYL-DEX 2scoktfpetWheat 24c GRAPE JUKE Hermiston Food Store Phone 3781 Free Delivery HERMISTON, OREGON 1941 blandgbelle Your Certified Independent Grocer 25 29 In every letter Santa will find these additional requests*** Bright Colored House Dresses Black’s All Wool Plaid Shirt Masculine Dress Shirt Jacket and Skirt (Be sure it's masculine) Lined Driving Gloves 10 Warm, fluffy blanket Pretty party dress 21c Bill Fold Luscious Satin Nightie Quilted Satin House Coat or Heavy Thick Chenille Arrow Tie Genuine Leather Hand Bag Warm Comfy House Slippers Table Cloth and Napkin Set 25c All Wool Gabardine Skirt Reversible Rain Jacket These practical gifts are just a few of those you’ll find at Saylor’s
