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THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 1945. THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON. PAGE TWO Mrs. Victoria Churchman en Baby Audry Stewart of Umatil la returned to her home Tuesday tered the Hermiston General hos after receiving treatment at the pital Wednesday. Hermiston General hospital for Mr. and Mrs. Harry Todd of two days. Bend arrived Friday and spent un James Todd left Monday night til Sunday visiting at the home of HERMISTON, OREGON Mrs. Josephine Mack returned for Portland, returning Wednes Mr. and Mrs. James Todd. to her home Monday after spend day. Mrs. Lillian Schinderling as Little 2-ycar-old Dennis Keith, ing two weeks in the Hermiston sisted on the mail route during his who makes his home with Mr. and Friday and Saturday absence. General hospital. Mrs. Borthwick, was knocked March 30 - 31 IT’S TOUGH TO Mrs. William Purvis and baby down by a bull Wednesday of last Mrs. William McCall returned to her home Sunday after two days son of Pendleton are spending this week and he suffered a broken treatment at the Hermiston Gen week visiting her mother, Mr. and arm. It was necessary to put the ENJOY EM ONLY Mrs. Jess Connor. eral hospital. arm in a cast. He is a patient at Miss Jinky Wilson of St. Paul's Mrs. Nellie Tucker received a the Hermiston General hospital. school in Walla Walla arrived telegram Wednesday afternoon James McNeal of Boise, Idaho, home Friday to spend the Easter that her brother, A. R. Hulburt, was a week end visitor in Hermis vacation with her mother, Mrs. 75, is seriously ill. She left the ton at the home of his brother, Countless men in uniform Jean Wilson. Jinky will be home same night for Townsend, Mont., Roy McNeal. The latter is the (w/) WARM". near Butte, to be with him. till April 3. new manager for the Hermiston yearn for fuller enjoy Mrs. Eudora K, McBee of Mos Miss Rebecca Pierson and Guy Irrigation district. $ 1 ment—of Weyenberg cow, Idaho, entered the Hermiston Shaw of the Inland Cooperative Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Kennedy of General hospital Tuesday night of were business visitors in Walla Helmer. Idaho, stopped Saturday Shoes. They know their PETER with SYDNEY last week. Mrs. Eulene Shultz who Walla Tuesday. Mr. Shaw, man night to visit with his sisters, Mrs. distinctive appearance accompanied her mother here, re ager, returned from Portland last Emma K. Moore and Mrs. Eudora Moscow and workmanship — the turned to her home in Friday following a week's stay K. McBee, who are both in the WCTOR FRANCEN- NSEF CAIE- UM TMURSTON Thursday of last week. there on business matters. way they're crafted to fit Hermiston General hospital. Lt. Clarence Terry of Camp William Sisson and Mrs. Joseph- Color Cartoon—Russia Mrs. Barbara Emert and Miss comfortably. You can de Walters, Texas, recently spent a ine Berglin were married Monday Rhapsody few days of his furlough at the at Pasco. Mr. and Mrs. Sisson Thelma Holmquist left Saturday pend on them to give Terry home on Butter Creek with are making their home in one of to spend until Wednesday visiting extra months of satisfac relatives at Klamath Falls, his father, John Terry, and his the Kingsbury Apartments. Mrs. Sunday and Monday Mr and Mrs. James Todd were tory service. Come in to- brother. Durad Terry and family. Sisson is the cook at the Hermis host at a family dinner Saturday Lt. Terry spent 29 months on du ton General hospital. day for your pair. night with covers placed for Mx. ty overseas and has seen much ac Double Feature R. E. Alstott Sr. was the hon and Mrs. Harry Todd of Bend. Mr. tive service, especially in New guest Sunday afternoon Georgia campaion, etc., and came ored . . ... at and Mrs. Logan Todd, Miss Bar PEGGY RYAN through without a serious injury, a birthday party given in his hon- bara Todd. Dr. and Mrs. G. E. Holt ANN BLYTH Mrs. Jim Omohundro has re-^r at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. of Pendleton, Miss Peggy Todd SWING, MARION HUTTON ceived a letter from her son, Leo I E. Alstott Jr. The honored guest and Mr. and Mrs. James Todd. Maynard Neal. Hospital App.. U. was celebrating his 70th birthday I. L. Stout was taken to Walla ‘ STREET LEON ERROL 46297/ S. Marines, who was reported in 1 on that day. Present for the occa- Walla Wednesday for surgery on jured March 15 on Iwo Jima, that sion were eight of the 11 Alstott : his broken knee which he received »EDDIE SLACK = ORCHESTRAS? fant son Keith are spending sever he is now back at work and feel children, and a total of 24 grand- | in an accident at Boardman. al days with friends and relatives ing much better. A bullet grazed children. Mr. Alstott is proud of Mrs. Barbara Stephens of Wei in Portland. the fact that he is grandfather of his head during action, causing By Frances Skoubo MO MF» Chas. Anderegg, Henry Zivney, ser, Idaho, arrived Monday to 33 grandchildren and was sorry him to be hospitalized. MARSHALL THOMPSON Mr. and Mrs. George Linn, Ed W. Bechdolt and Ingvard Skoubo spent until after Easter with her that they could not all be present ; FRANKUN PANCBO* . daughter, Mr. and Mrs. O. O. ward McClellen and Wayne Con have been making improvements for his birthday party. HENRY STEPHENSON yers motored to La Grande Satur on the irrigation ditch along the First Lt. Clement N. : Stockard Felthouse. Clarence ----------- Kennison - Jr. arrived day to attend a speech conference highway. - - --- of Hermiston is now stationed at DELI* RHYTHM BOYS J there, in which Edward participat Robert Wilson cleared a track ine 23rd _olu General uenician Hospital in Monday to possibly spend two ---- ed. Ed's topic was The American the France, according to latest infoi- weeks with his wife and his par- Bill of Rights. He received second for the track boys to practice on south of the baseball diamond on News Reel mation received here. This hospi- ents here. place and a girl from La Grande the school grounds Thursday. tai serves primarily troops in the Ellis Coxen, Electrician's Mate, received first. Earl Cramer and Mr. and Mrs. Army, who in the late fall 1st class, recently spent a 10-day Basel Cramer, are visiting friends “And the angel said Seventh The annual school carnival was Tue«. - Wed. - Thurs. and early winter were fighting in leave with his parents, Mr. and and relatives here in Boardman held in the gym Friday evening. Vosges Mountains area under Mrs. Ray Coxen. Ellis was en . . . I know that ye seek the very wet and extremely cold con- route to Bremerton. Wash., to be Booths of fortune telling, tele this week. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Briggs spent According to a report assigned to a school for further in- grams, niger throw, beauty salon, Jesus, which was cruci ditions. kangaroo court, novelty stand, fish Sunday with friends in Pendleton. from the hospital, trench foot cas- struction. pond, dart throw, bingo and a Mrs. A. E. McFarland went to greatly outnumber all other Sgt. Ernest J. Drumm. Chief of chance stand for a bride, all to fied. He is not here: es types of illness. Section, and son of Mrs. Lottie raise money for the primary Pasco to attend a hearing on the Drumm of Hermiston, is a mem grades, and dancing was the rec- Umatilla Rapids dam, conducted for He is risen, as He ber of the 347th Field Artillery reation for the evening. Lunch by army engineers, Wednesday. anne The Senior Frolic will be held Battalion, which recently helped was served the entire evening by said. Come see the place n the capture of heavily-fortified Mrs. Black's home economics girls. in the school gym April 7th this Livergnano on the Fifth Army The king and queen this year were year. Everyone is welcome, for where the Lord lay.” front, a keystone in German's de- Melvin Carlson and Reba Falco mal or informal. Music wiU be furnished by the Ione Carcinal or ense of the Po Valley in Italy. —Matthew 28:5, 60 ner. Prince and princess were chestra from 8 to 12. Pvt. Norman W. Cavanaugh, son Lynn Gillespie and Grace Miller. for that next Mr. and Mrs. Earl Briggs, Effie f Elmer D. Cavanaugh of Hermis A door prize of a coffee table was Bullock and Minnie McFarland 0110 IN«I ton. has arrived in the Philippines won by Memie Harwood and Shir CARPENTRY JOB MIKE MAZURKI • MILES MANDER wenn, “£+ HERMISTON and has been assigned to the Vet- ley Peck won the bride dall. The motored to Heppner Friday where McFarland attended a county ran 32nd Infantry division in the drawing was done by Norma I Mrs. hispital committee meeting. — Cabinet Work — BAPTIST CHURCH Short Musical Philippines. He entered the army Shannon. in June. 1944, with basic training Seeing Nellie Home Missionary Baptist Church Mrs. John Younger of Durkee is Phone 2452 H. V. McGee, Pastor at Camp Wolters, Texas. He left spending a few days visiting Mrs and How io Play Football E. M. Ayers, Pastor the United States in January, 1945 Grace Forbes and family. 131 Amatol St. - Ordnance for overseas duty with the famed Sunday School, 10:00 A. M. Mrs. Allan Billings and Mar Red Arrow division somewhere on lene. Mrs. John Partlow and Mrs. Preaching, 11:00 A. M. Luzon Island in that area. Evening Service, 7:30 P. M. Dewey West and son Larry were Mrs. W. J. Kennings, who ac- in The Dalles on business Satur Prayer meeting and Bible study companied Mrs. R. B. Wilcox to day. Wednesday at 7:30 P. M. Portland about two weeks ago. re A cordial invitation is extended Mrs. Omer Johnson and daugh turned home Saturday night after ter Marshia of Los Angeles, Cal., to all. “Come thou with us, and Six Delicious F lavors visiting her three daughters, Mrs. are spending several days with her we will do thee good. Claud Wilcox of Portland, Mrs. sister. Mr. and Mrs. George Linn, pkgs, for .35 JEL-SERT Clarence Robinett of Gales Creek and father, W. D. Fonda of St. Ed. and Mrs. Dan Richards of Verno Nebraska. nia. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Partlow mo Miss Phyllis Sires will leave tored to Pendleton on business 27-oz. package Sunday for O. S. C. after spending Saturday. CREAM of WHEAT each ten days Easter vacation with her Mr. and Mrs. Jess Allen of Port parents. Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Sires land spent several days with their of Stanfield, and friends in Her daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Willard miston. Baker and family and friend here I Nature’s Nut Brown Food Roy White, secretary of the Ore on the project. ROMAN MEAL 30-oz. pkg. gon State Council of Carpenters, Audree Wilson spent the week | returned Thursday morning from end visiting in The Dalles. Mrs. Flossie Coats spent the a business trip over the moun tains which took him to Elgin and week end with her husband. Rogers, Fancy Sweet Instant Cooking back to La Grande for different Claude Coats, who is employed meetings. Mr. White reports con with the Teleweld Welding Com PEAS ................ No. 2 114 lb. pkg. ZOOM.............. siderable snow at Meacham and pany working in and around Pen Whole Wheat Cereal snow falling in La Grande Wed dleton. nesday evening. Ernabel Peck, who attends St. i $ Seaport, All Green S/Sgt. Claude L. Stamper Jr., Joseph s Academy in Pendleton | -22. son of Mr. and Mrs. C. *L spent the week end with her par ASPARAGUS No. 2 cans EASTER SUNDAY Nabisco 100 % • Stamper —PE oi of nermiston. Hermiston, is expected ents. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Peck. Cut Spears Elizabeth Traybough returned • home soon according to in forma BRAN 1 lb. pkgs.. 2 for .35 tion received from Miami. Fla. He from Portland with her infant son “The Victory of Double Milled, ready to eat has served 12 months in the Chi- Morris who was confined in Ressurrection” ) na-Burma-India na-Bul Jewel theater as an en- Doernbecher hospital there. , ' gineer Ray Brown and Leo Root are -gunner on a B-24 and has lb. pkg. SHORTENING flown on 30 combat missions, to constructing concrete bridges and Guittard Sweet Ground Sunday - 8:00 P. M. taling 270 hours. He has been flood gates in the city irrigation 1-lb. can awarded the Air Medal and a ditches. i CHOCOLATE Cantata— Easter Egg cluster. The Russell Miller family is “ Christ Victorious preparing to move to the farm, the COLORS per pkg. former Falconer farm along the highway east of Tom's Camp, Albers P while the Hamiltons are moving FLAPJACK 40 oz. pkg. Cinch. Golden or Spice back to their farm along the main CAKE MIX large pkg. Joy Reed, popular high school canal. Henry Phelps has bought W. A. MacARTHUR, Pastor senior, this week enlisted with the the former King place where Rus Makes two 8-inch layers Nurse Cadet corps and will leave sell Miller is vacating. S Blue Geraldine Grawnquest and in- this week end for La Grande to KARO SYRUP C & H Pure Cane enter preliminary training. Miss SUGAR lb. bag Reed is a daughter of Mrs. Carrie Reed of Hermiston. Miss Reed is president of the McDonald Girls' League in high school and Effective April 1, Overland Tang ORANGE JUICE 46-oz. can Greyhound Lines will fur has been especially active in ex SALAD DRESSING qt. jar nish added bus service. tra-curricular activities. If ar In addition, all prataat rangements can be completed. for New Arrival and Miss Reed will return to Hermis Departure Times Standby Orange and ton for graduation exercises. Hills Bros. Phone your Overland OASIS THEATRE [ LOCALS UJegenbergs WHEN OFF DUTY GREENSTREET LORRE BABES ON BOARDMAN HEWS CLAIRE TREVOR SHIRLEY L. L. BOYNTON 6 .23 .27 2 110 .21 .31 3 .59 .25 5c & .10 $ LOCAL SENIOR .24 .28 J 0 .65 112 lbs. .1 6 .39 .48 .45 Hermiston Food Store Your Certified Independent Phone 3781 HERMISTON, OREGON $ IMPORTANT CHANGES de SSada/ GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 46 oz. COFFEE Hermiston Methodist Church IS NURSE CADET Grocer Echo Community Methodist Church Rev. Earl B Cotton. Pastor Sunday. April 1—10:00 A M.. Easter Program by the Sunday School B Middleton. superin- tendent. 11 00 A. M.. Easter music and sermon by the pastor. At noon, community basket din ner. 7:30 P. M.. Evening service. You are invited to these servi- Hermiston Drug Co. Greyhound agent now to familiarize yourself with these new schedules. Phone 2271 OVERLAND_________ . GREYHOUND LANES
