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PAGE THURSDAY. JULY 3Ü, 1942. HERMISTON HERALD HERMISTON. OREGON LWO OASIS THEATRE FRI. - SAT. Beauty Haven Under New Management JULY 31-AUG. 1 Miss LaVelle Hunt returned Mon day from a week end in Baker visit ing relatives. Miss Barbara Moore underwent a tonsilectomy at the local hospital Saturday. She returned to her work at the U- O. D. Wednesday. Mrs. J. Edgar Saylor visited last week at Seaside, Ore. Tom Fraser and Gale Felthouse went to Pendleton last Monday to be sworn in the air corps reserve. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Coxen were accompanied home Sunday from Pen dleton by Mrs. Coxen who underwent a minor operation there last week. Jim Todd returned Monday from Portland where he attended the American Legion convention there. Ed Bensel was mail carrier during his absence. Wyne Cassidy, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Cassidy who has been on furlough visiting here for the past month, left for San Francisco Wed nesday morning where he will be in the Air Corp. Mrs. A. M. Smith, who fell and broke her leg early last week, is re ported as very much improved and is able to have visitors. Mr. and Mrs Richard Pease of Free Estimates Hermiston are the parents of a boy born Tuesday. July 28. Ail Labor Guaranteed John T. Jackson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jackson, visited here Tuesday evening. He is now em RAY LOOSVELDT ployed in the shipyards in Portland. Marvin Toffer, former resident Licensed Plumber here and now from Pendleton, left Monday for Portland to enlist in the Plumbing & Heating Contractor air corps. He was accompanied by his parents, who returned the same Phone 2381 Hermiston day. Mrs. Ben IL Lamb came Wednes day to spend a week in Hermiston visiting friends. Mr. Lamb is now employed as assistant general super A AAAA AA 4 AA intendent in the aluminum plant in Tacoma. The Lambs resided here during the construction of the igloos at the ordnance depot. Mrs. Harry Harder and daughter Jerry and son Jack, and Mrs. Fled WELL EQUIPPED TO Barker and two children Beverly and ACCOMMODATE AND GIVE Fred Jr., left Saturday for their YOU THE BEST OF SERVICE home in Susanville. Cal., after a months visit with friends and rela tives. Mrs. A. E. Bensel and son BILL SHAAR. Prop. Hermiston I Kenneth motored them to Bend where I they met their husbands who took ithem on to Susanville. « Mrs. Paul Van Patten spent Wed nesday in Walla Walla on business. Marie Ogne returned Monday from Wisconsin where she spent her two I weeks vacation from the First Nat ional Bank where she is employed. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rauch spent Sunday at the Abe Toffer home in Pendleton. Miss Jane Boyer spent last week end here from Pendleton visiting friends. Mr. and Mrs. Jens Skovbo are Cartoon and Variety View spending this week at Bingham SUN. - MON. AUG. 2 - 3 Springs. Jess Baker, who is employed in the Oregon Hardware, left Monday for Boise where he will stay this week and then move his family here. , Mr. and Mrs. Harry Connor and I sons Harry and Robbie left last week I end for a visit in California. I Mr. and Mrs. Dayton Harris are Newsreel and Cartoon the parents of a 7 pound, 11 ounces TUESDAY AUG. 4 baby boy born Monday morning in the Hermiston General hospital. He Double feature has been named Michael Dayton. Mrs. PENNY SINGLETON in Harris formerly was employed at the "GO WEST Hermiston Drug Store. Ce 5. MTHIfl6 “Bur THE I TRUTH YOUNG LADY" BLACKIE with CHESTER MORRIS • ADELE MARA a COLUMBIA PICTURE Mrs. Roberta Hodge has bought the Beauty Haven from Mrs. Dorothy Lindner and will take over Saturday, August 1. The Beauty Haven will continue to serve its patrons with the same competent management as in the past. Competent operators will be in charge at all times, using the most modern me thods and machines. Be comfortable, be becoming, be satisfied with a permanent at the Beauty Haven. We wish to take this opportunity to thank the people of this community and surrounding territory for their loyal and faithful patronage in the past. We trust that you will continue to take advantage of the courteous service always found at the Beauty Haven. A A A Hermiston Barber Shop 57 - - $ A.1. tie • it: ' ‘* 9. J* 428 - de, aiagoyr MOR LUNCH MEAT RICE KRISPIES SILK TOILET TISSUE 12 oz. can 2 pkgs. 4 rolls "97 I Rs PACKAGE Van Camp’s TENDERONI 2 pkgs. 1 96 Buy 2 and Get one FREE! SALT Reliance Shaker 256 176 546 quart can SNOWDRIFT SHORTENING 3 lb. can 720 CR1SCO 3 lb. can 726 TANG SALAD DRESSING pint jar 256 TANG SALAD DRESSING quart jar 390 HERCULES IMITA. VANILLA 8 oz. bot. 19. AEROWAX Self-Polishing Liquid pts. 250 STARCH, Reliance Corn or Gloss 3 pkgs. 250 UNIT STARCH ' 12 oz. pkg. 106 SYRUP. Wyde-A-Wake 24 OZ. bot. 25 ARGO CORN STARCH 3 1-lb. pkgs. 250 PURE SEEDLESS JAM, Sunny Day, 2 lb. jar 476 DELICIOUS COOKIES, assortment, cello bag 146 WESSON OIL POUND 379 Also See Our Handbills Hermiston Food Store Your Certified Independent Phone 3781 Free Delivery HERMISTON, OREGON Grocer Beauty Haven I Phone 3501 — Hermiston — for Appointments Mrs. Georgia Henderson is visiting this week at the home of her daugh ter Mrs. Howard Pettitt at Eugene, Oregon. Don C. Brownell motored to Port land Tuesday, accompanied by his daughter Naomi Brownell and Miss Betty Goff of Umatilla. The girls will go on to San Diego where they will spend the next two weeks visit ing with Pvt. Harold Reeves who is from Umatilla. Miss Dorothy Osmond returned Sunday from a week’s visit in San Francisco where she attended her brother’s wedding. Virginia Todd, Virginia Wells, Al berta Johnson, Doris Rodenbaugh, Shirley Walker and Marge William son attended a formal dance at the Pendleton U. S. O. Tuesday evening. Ed Barnett, local “man about town” is now in the local hospital with an injured foot. Zelma Lerdahl, who has been em ployed at the Pacific Power & Light Co. for the past few months, left Sat urday for South Dakota where she will make her home. Sgt. and Mrs. W. D. Carson from i Ft. Carson. Colo., are visiting friends I and relatives here for about ten days. Mrs. Anna Carson of Lewiston, Idaho, visited relatives here last week end. She returned Monday ac companied by Miss Peggy Sommerer who will remain for about a week. Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Piersol and son Russell spent Sunday in Meach am. Ann, who has been there for a week, returned home with them. Mrs. Jean Wilson and Miss Mary Lou Johnson spent the week end at the Lazy T dude ranch near Wal lowa Lake. They report an enjoy able time. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rankin. Mr. and Mrs. George Harkenrider and Mr. and Mrs. Dan Gray spent Sat urday night and Sunday on an out ing near Bingham Springs. Mr. and Mrs. F. C. McKenie re turned Sunday evening from a week’s stay at Bingham Springs. “Mac” re- I ports that they spent some of the time fishing and Saturday night con nected with a big one. Miss Nelma Saylor of Los Angeles, who has been visiting at the home of her brother and family. Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Saylor for the past two months, left Tuesday for Laramie. Wyo., where she will be director of dining service at the University of Wyo ming. While here she also visited with another brother. Edgar She was accompanied to Wyoming by her mother. Mrs. Minnie Saylor, who will visit there for an indefinite period. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Warner are II illis Driskell Visits Here still at their cabin near Tollgate and Willis Driskell, who some months apparently enjoying their stay. Mr. Warner gets quite provoked, however, ago operated an O. K. tire weld shop when the Herald does not arrive in the Pennock building, made a short visit in Hermiston Wednesday right on the dot. dressed in a U. S. navy uniform. Avon representative, Cere’ Bea Driskell recently was given a release ver, phone Hermiston 2151. 50-2c from the navy department due to ill- Word was received this week by ness. He entered the service May 1 Mr. and Mrs. Otto Pierce from their via the enlistment route but spent son, Lt. Gene Pierce, that he “was most of his time in the service in a off” for parts unknown. Lt. Pierce hospital. has spent the past several weeks. [ since his graduation from officers . training school, in San Francisco un HERMISTON BAPTIST CHVRCH dergoing various treatments and in Grayden D. Loree, Pastor oculations. Sunday morning we shall continue Mrs. J. D. Todd was hostess at a our series of expositions on the Book bridge party last Friday evening in honor of Mrs. Harry Harder arid of Romans. We shall conclude Paul’s Mrs. Fred Barker of Susanville, Cal. argument regarding the necessity of Two tables were in play with Mrs. Salvation, the purpose of the law, W. M. Pearson winning high and the and the judgment of God as found in two honorees receiving lovely guest the first four chapters of the book. Sunday evening at eight o’clock prizes. we sing favorite hymns. The pastor Harry Lockrie spent a few days at will bring a brief message on “The the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Four Freedoms’. Hamm this week. He knew Mr. Hamm in Murray, Illinois, years ago and the two men were in the service together. has the sensational new Mrs. Glenn Ripley and Mrs. F. B. Belt returned last week end from Portland where they attended the convention of the American Legion auxiliary. Mr. and Mrs. W. C- Morehouse and Courtland Morehouse spent Tuesday in Pendleton on business. Miss Bonnie Brown, formerly em ployed in the First National Bank, is now working at the Ordnance Depot. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Dixson and daughters Donita and LaVonne spent 1. Guaranteed last week in Seattle and Port Ang unconditionally for 100 years. eles, Wash. A. W. Behrman. Hermiston jewel 2. More gold in er. returned Sunday night from a the point. week's vacation trip to Seattle. Wn. 3. Modern bal .'i A recent item in the Sunnyside, anced styling. Pens from Wash., paper read as follows: "Mr. 4, Simplest. one- ’3.00 and Mrs. John A. Clarke announce stroke filling. Hundred 5. Quick start, the engagement of their daughter. Year Pen leak-proof feed. (illusi atedi Maribelle Ruth, to Richard L. Rain $8 50 6. Writes ‘ mile water of Hermiston, son of Mr. and on single filling. Mrs. E. E. Rainwater, also of Her 7. Handmade miston.” The announcement was GuAl points (through Ri made following Maribelle’s gradua 80 operations . • .TH tion from high school this year. No 8. Your ch . of date has been set for the wedding as 7 quality points. Mr. Rainwater is at present with the U. 8. navy. Maribelle attended all but her senior year in Hermiston and Dick played under Coach O’Neal on A. W. BEHRMAN the Hermiston high school football team. Mr. Clarke was formerly man JEWELER ager of the P. 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