THURSDAY. APRIL 9, 1942.
THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON. OREGON.
PAGE TWO
Local Happenings
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Mr. and Mrs. Guy Cronk were in
Mrs. E. P Schofield and two
children, Patricia and Edward, of Pendleton on business Friday.
Vancouver arrived by plane Sunday
Mrs. Dale Fischer returned to her
to spend several days with her par home in Portland Friday.
ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Warner.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom O’Grady motor
ed to Bend last week end where they
spent the Easter vacation.
Cooked food sale Saturday, April
11, at Burnham’s store by Methodist
ladies.
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HERMISTON, OREGON
Mr. and Mrs. O. O. Felthouse spent
i Monday evening in Pendleton.
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Mrs. Paul Van Patten is ill at her
home this week.
FRI. - SAT. - APRIL 10-11
Mr. and Mrs. Abe Toffer and
daughter Bonnie were visiting in Her
miston last Sunday.
Mrs. Hally Clark and infant son
left the local hospital for their home
Wednesday.
Mrs. Olson from the Walla Walla
Sanatarium arrived Tuesday to start
work at the local hospital.
MARTHA RAYE
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Barrett
Going Places and Comedy
spent the Easter vacation visiting
with her sister, Mrs. Wayne Lind-
ner.
SUN. - MON. - APRIL 12 - 13
Tom Fraser, son of Mrs. H. T.
JEANETTE
BRIAN
I Fraser and a student at the Univers-
j ity of Oregon, recently joined Chi
j Psi, national fraternity.
Mrs. R. C. Scott returned Monday
from Rockford, B. C., where she at
tended the funeral of her sister, Mrs.
Gene RAYMOND • Ian HUNTER (*=)
Julia Snyder.
Mrs. Riley Leeper and children
Color Cartoon and News Reel
and Mr. and Mrs. Rod Peak left last
week for Shoshone, Idaho, to visit
TUESDAY - APRII. 11
with friends and relatives.
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A. W. BEHRMAN
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Mrs. Julius King of Tertel Town
was in the Hermiston hospital Tues-
day for a tonsilectomy.
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Pearson spent
last week end in Tillamook visiting
with their daughter and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. McKenzie.
Irene and Mary Lindstrom, former
residents of Hermiston, visited at
the Glenn Ripley home the past week
end.
Mrs. W. A. Hineline was admitted
to the local hospital for a minor op-
eration last Friday, She is getting
along nicely.
Mrs. Hester Feeley, an operator in
Reguty Haven, left Saturday
Saturdav for
the e Beauty
Tacoma, Wash., to visit with her hus
band. She expects to return Wed
nesday.
Loren Hensley, who recently en
listed with the army, is now stationed
at the Victorville Army Flying
school, Victorville, Cal.
Mrs. F. B. Hill came from Port
land Wednesday to visit with her mo
ther, Mrs. Miles Barager, who is very
ill in the local hospital. She returned
Saturday.
Mrs. Wm. L. Scarlett left today
(Thursday) for her home in Seattle
after spending several weeks with
her mother, Mrs. J. W. Ralph, and
sister, Mrs. Helen Keller.
Sybil Howell and Fred Steckman
accompanied Esther McMullen to
Hot Springs, S. D., where they will
be employed. They left Saturday |
morning.
Dr. and Mrs. W. L. Morgan, Mrs.
Anne Durfey and Fred Ritzsinger
motored to Spokane by way of Cou
lee Dam Easter week end.
Tom Cannell and son Jimmy of
Forest Grove arrived Tuesday even
ing for an indefinite stay at the home
of his sister and brother-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. R. L. Woolley.
Mrs. Roy Hale entertained at a
lovely dessert luncheon Wednesday
with three tables in play. Mrs. Ger
ald White was high player.
Dr. F. B. Belt has been released
from the hospital but is still quite
weak from a recent siege of pneumo
nia. Dr. Belt will be out of town for
several weeks to regain his strength.
Cooked food sale Saturday, April
11, at Burnham’s store by Methodist
ladies.
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Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Jones and
children, Susan and Jerry, Mrs. Paul
Bracher and daughter Paula and R. j
Emery motored to Walla Walla on a
business trip Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Swanson are
the parents of a baby boy born Sat-
urday at the Hermiston General hos-
pital. They have named him Terry
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GREEN ONIONS
RHUBARB
SPINACH
ORANGES
ORANGES
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HERMISTON,
Mrs. F. C. McKenzie and her mo
ther, Mrs. O’Daniels, and Mrs. H. T.
Fraser, Miss Clara Bryant, Mrs. Wm.
Shaar and Mrs. C. M. Jackson made
a business trip to Pendleton one day
last week.
Joe Cooney and Vivian Brown left
Wednesday night for San Francisco
where they expect to sign a contract
for work in the Hawaiian Islands.
Their destination eventually will be
Pearl Harbor.
Mrs. Tom O’Grady appeared on
the Garden Club Hour, which begins
at 1:15 over KUJ every Saturday.
There is a program every week but
a. O’Grady
1. only
1., broadcasts
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Mrs.
the
first Saturday of every month.
Mrs. J. W. Ralph and granddaugh
ter Jo Ann Keller, Mrs. Wm. Scar
lett and Mrs. E. P. Schofield spent
Tuesday in Pendleton visiting Mrs.
Helen Keller who underwent an op
eration at St. Anthony’s hospital.
The Victory Calf club met Monday
night at the Frank Myrick home with
leader Eva Wilcox in charge. At this
time they decided to make calf blank
ets all alike and the same color for
their calves at the fair. Refreshments
were served by Mrs. Myrick.
Barbara Follett visited with Mr.
and Mrs. Neal Fitch in Payette from
Wednesday to Sunday last week.
Both Mr. and Mrs. Fitch lived in Ha-
waii for some time and were well ac-
quainted with Barbara’s brother Bob
who is in the army there.
Mrs. J. M. Piercy entertained a
group of ladies at her home at the
Ordnance depot Wednesday. Those
going were Mrs. Wm. Shaar, Mrs. H.
T. Fraser, Miss Clara Bryant, Mrs.
N. R. Mueller, Mrs. F. B. Swayze and
Mrs. F. C. McKenzie.
Raymond Knapp, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Guy Knapp of the Westland
district, recently completed a four
months training course as aviation
machinists mate at Seattle, and has
been transferred to an air base in
Norfolk, Va., for advanced training.
Mrs. Ralph Richards and Mrs.
Kate Robertson entertained for Mrs.
Dale Fischer at a bridge party last
Thursday afternoon. There were four
tables in play with Mrs. Walt Pear
son winning high and Mrs. W. G.
Kersbergen low.
Mrs. Wayne Lindner. Mrs. Jess
Connor, Darlene Watson and Hester
Feeley made a trip to Pendleton on
Monday night to see Ricardo, a not-
ed hair stylist. Tuesday evening
Mrs. Lindner returned to take the
lessons on new hair styling he offer-
ed.
Jesse Moore and Mr. and Mrs. Al-
fred Shipp and baby, all former resi
dents of Hermiston, arrived Friday
morning from Seattle. They re-
turned Sunday. Both men are em
ployed in the Boeing aircraft facto-
Leander Quiring and daugh- j
ter Sylvia returned Sunday from a
week’s visit in Salem with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bone. They |
returned home just in time for Syl- |
via to come down with the mumps.
WELL EQUIPPED TO
Mrs. Genevieve Brown and Ervan
ACCOMMODATE AND GIVE
Wilbur left Friday night for Missou- Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Cullen Sr.
YOU THE BEST OF SERVICE
la, Mont., where Mrs. Brown will vis-' of Walla Walla returned to Hermis-
it with her family. Mr. Wilbur ex- | ton Friday morning where they have
pects to go on to his home in Ne- taken apartments at the Cronk Apts.
BILL SHAAR, Prop. Hermiston braska for a visit before coming back Their son, Bernard Jr., has been
here to await being inducted into the staying at the apartment house dur
army.
ing their absence.
Mr. and Mrs. Clemet Stockard
were here over the Easter vacation
from Portland visiting with his par-
eats, Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Stockard,
and with his brother, Victor Stock
ard. He is a former resident here
and graduated from the local high
school a number of years ago.
Mrs. Nora Colpitts left Monday
for San Francisco to visit with her
daughter Julia who is to be married
Maxwell House
April 18. Mrs. Colpitts' sister and
sons of Idaho. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Col
pitts of Stanfield, and Mr. and Mrs.
Lester Colpitts and Miss Golda Mum-
ma
gathered at the Colpitts home be
ma
fore she left for California.
Miss Virginia Robertson and Jer
ry Gohrke, who have been employed
at the Ordnance Depot by J. A. Ter-
teli ng & Sons, left Thursday after-
CARAMELS
noon for Hot Springs, South Dakota,
where they will be employed by the
same firm on a construction job
PIERCE’S CATSUP
there. They made a short stop-over
at Boise. Idaho, to visit Miss Robert
son's family.
CASCADE CRACKERS
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hamm re
ceived a telephone call from their son
Bill Wednesday night from San Di
PHEASANT
No.
ego. The latter stated that he was
leaving that evening for Quantico.
Va., to attend a quartermaster train
EMPORIUM
No. 2 cans
ing school. He will probably be there
about four months. Bill Kirchner,
formerly
employed at the First Na
CAMPS PORK & BEANS
-OZ. cns.
tional bank here, is still stationed at
San Diego.
"Sonny’’ Pankow, son of Mr. and
FREEZO
CREAM
Mrs. H. A. Pankow, formerly of
Hermiston, was in town the first of
the week visiting friends before go
SILK TISSUE
ing into service.
Harold Rainwater arrived last
Wednesday on furlough from his
services in the ambulance division of
the medical corp in the East. He in
tended to visit 10 days but was re
called by his division Tuesday.
Marion Oviatt left today (Thurs
day) for Portland to report to the
naval recruiting office and from
OREGON
there expects to go to San Diego.
.Maribelle Clarke was visiting here
from Sunnyside. Sunday.
Hermiston
Barber Shop
PACES ATTEND
DOUBLE WEDDING
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Pace went to
Portland Friday to attend the wed
ding of their granddaughters, Juani
ta Louise Nuckolls to Mr. R. Daniel
Vogt, and Carmelita Lucille Nuckolls
to Mr. Howard Gerald Williams..
The double ceremony on Saturday
evening was read by the Presbyter
ian minister, Rev. Travis, at the
home of the brides’ parents, Mr. and
Mrs. C. H. Nuckolls. In front of the
fireplace an altar was arranged in
a setting of palms, candelabra, and
all white flowers. Juanita, gowned
in pink lace, entered on the arm of
her father, and Carmelita, in blue
lace, identically styled, entered on
the arm of her uncle, Clyde W. Bea-
ty. The brides wore corsages ‘of
white orchids.
A reception was held after the
ceremony.
Mr. and Mrs. Pace report that the
marriage brought back memories of
their own wedding which was a dou
ble ceremony 45 years ago.
OREGON OFFICES
HIGH RANKING
According to a recent announce
ment from Walter M. Pierce, 2nd
Congressional district, Oregon post
masters have established a fine rec
ord in recent years. Mr. Pierce feels
quite proud of the record made be
cause a good majority of the post
masters have been appointed on his
recommendation.
In first-class offices, Oregon stands
No. 1 in the nation with an average
of 96.65. There are 18 of these offi
ces in Oregon. In the second-class
division, such as Hermiston, Oregon
ranks No. 7, with a rating of 93.26
In the third-class Oregon rates No. 2.
For all classes of offices, Oregon
ranks No. 4 with an average of 94.-
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Eat Ayds Candy
and grow thin!
If you love to dance—you will prefer
not to sit on the side lines. Remember
it's the slender gals who attract the
best dancing partners—who look best
on the floor.
Eat AYDS Candy—a piece before
each meal — and grow thin. It cuts
down your craving for fats and sweets.
AYDS contain nourishing maltose,
powdered carrots, powdered egg yolks,
also Vitamins A, Bl and D. Just phone
Thompson’s Drug Store
Hermiston, Oregon
seen and yet have believed."
7 P. M., Junior and Senior Epworth
Leagues.
No evening worship.
Friday, 6:45 p. m.. choir rehearsal.
CENTRAL CHURCH OF CHRIST
C. Warner, Pastor
Our sermon topic for Sunday
morning will be “Down into the Val-
ley” and Sunday evening, “The Pas-
sion of Jesus”.
Group No. 2 of the Women’s Coun
cil will meet next Thursday, April
16.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our sincere
gratitude to the friends for their
many kind acts and visits to our
PENTECOSTAL TABERNACLE brother and uncle, Edwin O. Come-
Shelby E. Graves, Pastor
gys, during his long illness. Also for
One thing I desire of the Lord that the floral gifts and sympathy in
will I seek after, that I may dwell in our bereavement.
the house of the Lord all the days of
The Comegys Family.
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my life, to behold the beauty of the
Lord and to inquire in His temple.
Psalm 27:4. We invite you to join NOTICE TO NEW TAX PAYERS
All persons in Umatilla County
us in our services.
Sunday, 10 a. m., Bible school. Mrs. who have purchased new businesses,
livestock, farm equipment, or other
Leslie has charge.
assessable personal property since
11 A. M., worship hour.
7 P. M., Young People’s service. March 1, 1941, are hereby notified to
Come and enjoy these wonderful report same to the County Assessor
young people’s services. Burg Dorf or write for an assessment blank im
mediately.
will be in charge.
The law requires that these reports
7:45 Evangelistic services.
Wed., April 15, the churches from | be made and provides a penalty for
surrounding towns are getting to non-compliance.
The shortage of tires and the cut
gether for an all day fellowship and
ting of our time for preparing the
you are invited.
roll by two months makes it imposs
Thurs, 7:45 P. M., Bible study.
ible for us to call upon you. Any as
sessable personal property must be
Bridal Shoiver Enjoyed
A lovely bridal shower was held reported or the penalty will be ap
at the Charles Wilcox home Monday plied to the person failing to make
evening for Miss Helen Barbouletos, such report.
who will become the bride of Terry
D. W. DAVIS,
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Matantos of Seattle in the near fu-
County Assessor.
ture.
(Apr. 9-16)
The hostesses, Mrs. L. A. Moore
and Mrs. Chas. Wilcox, served a
buffet supper after which Miss Bar
bouletos opened her many gifts.
There were about 30 guests pres
ent, each one of whom received a
gardenia corsage. After the gifts |
were opened the guests were taken
to the theatre where they spent the
Oh, Oh I S'Wrong Way!
remainder of the evening.
Miss Barbouletos has been employ-
COAX In Custoinerj-With
ed at the Oasis theatre and Moore’s I
furniture store for the past several
years.
Backed by Oood ^enrice /
METHODIST CHURCH
Maleolm B. Ballinger, Pastor
Sunday, April 12. 10 a. m., Sunday
School.
11 A. M., morning worship, with
sermon by the pastor, “Believing
Without Seeing", based on John 20:
29, “Blessed are they that have not
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