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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1942. THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON. OREGON PAGE EIGHT [called Sunday evening at the Marion | Finch home. Miss Rosetta Healy of Heppner By Mrs. Bob Wooduard spent the week end with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Healy. Miss Kathleen Daley of Pendleton Mr. and Mrs. Charles Epperson | and small grandson Gerald returned spent the week end with her parents, last Thursday from two weeks spent Mr. and Mrs. James Daley._ in California where they visited their METHODIST CHURCH son. Staff-Sgt. Victor Epperson at Malcolm B. Balli»ger¡ Minister I the Lemore Airbase. They report a j very enjoyable trip and that Victor Sunday, December 6th: 10 a. m., likes army life “just fine”. He has recently been appointed to a perma- Sunday School in Hermiston and Ec | nent squadron and because of a sex- ho. 11 a. m.. Hold communion in I I ious eye ailment will not be sent on Hermiston, with sermon by the min- I overseas duty. ister: “Is Life Like a Bubble, a Borab, . Thanksgiving day dinner guests at the Bob Woodward home were Mr. or an Egg ’” 6:30 p. m., Methodist Youth Fel j and Mrs. Kenneth Beebe and children of Stanfield. J. L. Hatfield of Uma- lowship at Echo. tilla, and Frances Giddens of Her- 7 p. m.. Methodist Youth Fellow miston. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Sowers of ship at Hermiston. 8 p. m., Evening worship at Her ¡Caldwell. Idaho, were visiting Mon- day at the Myrnie Caldwell home. miston, with motion picture: “A Son of the Provinces,” the story of a boy of the Philippines who went to Mani la to the University of the Philippines medical school and returned to his Dy Mrs. Bernice Wattenburger Mr. and Mrs. Marion Finch and own village to be its doctor. The pic I daughters Patty. Betty and Frances, ture was filmed in the Philippines in Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Ayers and connection with the work of Metho daughter, and Mr. and Mrs. E. B. j Wattenburger and family, and J. O. dism's Central Student Church in Finch spent Thanksgiving with Mr. Manilla. and Mrs. Bert Barnes of Pilot Rock. 9 p. m., Young Adult Fellowship Miss Patty Finch celebrated her 13 at Hermiston. birthday Sunday with 3 of her school Wednesday. 7 p. m., Echo Church. ' friends, Miss Katherine O’Brien. Miss I Delpha Morehead and Miss Lucille Showing of motion picture: “A Son Wattenburger. The girls were over I of the Provinces” followed by prayer | night guests. j and Bible study. Miss Helen Vogler spent Thanks Thursday, 8 p. m., Hermiston giving vacation with her parents, church- choir rehearsal. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Vogler. Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Wattenburger and family were dinner guests at the PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH Marion Finch home. J. W. Stuart^ Minister Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Myers spent Sunday School. 9:45 a. m. Tuesday in Pendleton on business. J. O. Finch of Seattle who has been Morning worship at 11 a- m. here visiting his son, Mr. and Mrs. Young people’s service at 6:30 p.m. Marion Finch, left Monday for Seat Song and praise service, evangelis tle for his home. tic message, 7:30 p. m. Mr. and Mrs. Ebb Hughes and son COLUMBIA NEWS Your Store RED & WHITE Oats IL & W. Quick or Reg. 3 lbs. 29c Cake Flour Red & White 276 Starch R. & w. 1 lb., 2 For Wheat Cereal R. & W. & W. Amber Syrup R. 5 Lbs. 47c W. Crystal Syrup R. 5 & Lbs. 50c 4 for 25€ Flav-R-Jell Pancake Flour R.&W.2IC Grapefr’t Juice Tes 402. 29c Tomato Juice "8%: 25c Shortening R. & w 3 lbs. 69c Milk Red & White 3 for 28c Matches carton 23c ORANGES, dozen Frozen Fruits & 65c Vegetables Jumbo Sunkist ORANGES, dozen 45c PORK Large Sunkist lb 32c STEAKS ORANGES, dozen 33 RIB 38 Juice, Sunkist STEAKS BEEF APPLES, 28c box $1.89 ROASTS Winesaps BEEF CARROTS, 3 lbs. AA- 21c SHORT RIBS Bulk 141 PINE CITY NEWS 10:30 A. SLOWER SPEED SLOWS DEATH RATE IN OREGON TOP THAT BUY WAR BONDS Wednesday evening prayer service Meaning of Church Membership.” Col. 3:1-17. The Lord’s Supper will at 7:30 p. m. A friendly welcome for you at all be observed. The evening service will be evan our services. gelistic. Remember we stand for the ----- -— o • c- -------- PENTECOSTAL TABERNACLE old Book, the old Faith, the living Christ. You are invited to worship Pastor S. E. Graves Sunday at 10 a. m., Sunday School. with us in either or all services. Two blocks east of the high school. 11 a. m., Morning worship. ------------------ —w • —--------------- 7:00 p. m., Young people’s meeting. 8.00 p. m.. Evangelistic meeting. Tuesday, prayer meeting at 8 p.m. Thursday. Bible study at 8 p. m. To despise the Grace of God is the greatest of all tragedies. Mrs. W. H Bensel of Hermiston was one of the prize-winning contes MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH tants of a recent letter-writing con E. M. A yers, Pastor test sponsored by the Allis-Chalmers Sunday School, 10 a. m. tractor division of Milwaukee. Wise. Preaching service, 11 a. m. She was awarded $10.00 in war Evangelistic service, 7:30 p. m. stamps for her efforts. The Sunday morning service will The subject of Mrs. Bensel’s letter be built around the Sunday School | was, “Why Farmers Should Buy War lesson, the subject of which is “The I Bonds.” MRS. W. H. BENSEL WINS WAR BOND 5 lb. pkg. 350 BEANS Idaho Reds BEANS Small Whites 2 lbs. 15c 5 lbs. 410 LIMA BEANS Baby. 2 1bs. 17c - 5 lbs. 420 2 lb. pkg. 170 BLACKEYE PEAS 2 lb. Pkg. 190 RICE Blue Rose Fancy SPLIT PEAS and Whole Green > 2 lbs. 210 2 lb. pkg. 210 SOUP STOCK Lentils 2 lb. pkg. 69e CHEESE Velveeta * others 14 oz. bottle 120 CATSUP Red Hill 14 oz. bottle 150 CATSUP CUB 77 NEW STICKERS TO APPEAR SOON E. Croften at U.O.D. to save you money AU packed in Cellophane MONDAY MARKS DATE OF ATTACK first critical year of the war and to rededication of all our resources to the spiritual values which are at stake in this war. ' ‘* * The hour of the Pearl Harbor at- A two-day nation-wide observance < f the anniversary of the attack on ! tack (2:20 p. m., E.W.T.) December Pearl Harbor will be sponsored by | 7, will be specially marked, but no the Office of War Information. Join- ceremony should delay war produc . , in the observance will be the War tion. i nd Navy Departments, all other war agencies, war plaants, labor, schools. colleges and numerous other organi- zations. The anniversary will be observed, The windshield stickers validating unday, December 6 ami Monday, I ecember 7, wherever there are the 1943 motor vehicle registrations met ricans around the world The in- will be available early in December, < fusion of Sunday is doubly fortunate, but all motorists should bear in mind both because the original attack fell that the 1942 plates must be left on • : a Sunday and because the tone and their cars, it was announced today at gious ceremonies of the Sabath the secretary of state’s office. For the first time since Oregon re in keeping with the spirit of re- dedication to a high purpose which started issuing annual license plates, no new plates will be issued to motor I characterize this anniversary. The OWI proposes that the nation, ists whose cars were registered in i nder the cry of "Remember Pearl this state in 1942. They will receive Harbor Work . . . Fight . . . Sacri- instead a sticker, commemorating the fice!" will: one hundredth anniversary of the Honor and remember the men and great immigration to Oregon in 1843 > men who have already given their This sticker is to be placed in the up- per center of the windshield, direct ves in this struggle. Give thanks to God for the nation's ly behind the rear-view mirror. Motorists were urged to make their survival of the unprovoked attack of applications* early this year in order ruthless enemies. Clear-headedly assess what has to avoid the mail rush of the holiday been done in one year of war, and season. Stickers must be on the hat lies ahead to be done in terms windshields after January 1, but they may be attached any time after De- I ■ f "Work . . . Fight . . . Sacrifice.” Rededicate the nation's strength, cember 15. its time, its wealth and its very life preserving a concept of life more precious than individual life itself, to work, fight, sacrifice for all that is << ntained in the Bill of Rights and the Constitution of the United States < f America. The October traffic death rate in The OWI proposes that Sunday be Oregon dropped 19 per cent from the dedicated to solemn memorial for rate recorded for October of 1941. hose who died at Pearl Harbor and Earl Snell, secretary of state, said | those who have died since, to thanks today. The rate for this October was i ving for our survival during the 10.3 compared to 12.7 a year ago. While the death rate dropped 19 I per cent, motor vehicle use, as shown by gasoline consumption, dropped only 16 per cent. This, Snell says, indi cates Oregon drivers are driving with greater care this year. For the ten-month period, gasoline consumption dropped off ten per cent while the death rate showed a re duction of 26 per cent. The rate for January-October period this year was 8.3 compared to a rate of 11.3 last year. The death rate indicates the num ber of persons killed per one hundred million miles of travel. “It won’t last long.” BEANS n RICE n EVenVTHING NICE M. !.. $3.00 Load All you can carry on 1 i ton truck. SAFEWAY Hlememakeis’ Guide RED & WHITE STORE — Scrap Lbr. & Kindling ------ : " Hermiston Trading Co. ONE DELIVERY DAILY-------- — •: For Sale FOODS BULK DUCHESS Salad Dressing Pint Jar 214 Jar 252 LUNCH BOX Sandwich Spread - Pint GUARANTEED-FRESH (073 Lb. Jar Peanut Butter GRAPES Lb Fancy, juice-filled Red Emperors or Almerias PEANUT BUTTER 43d 1 12 lb. Jar Dennison's lb. DANJOU PEARS Good Eating POTATOES U.S. No. l‘s 250 TOMATOES Ripe Delicious Lb. Cello (2,5 33p WALNUTS Med. Franquettes 1226 GRAPEFRUIT Texas Pink MIXED NUTS F ancy HERITAGE DINNER Your money back if you are not entirely satisfied. Sold by the pound for savings. 27e Lb. Bag KITCHEN CRAFT lb. 42 19c lb. ANCY YAMS DELICIOUS. WINESAP and NEWTOWN APPLES, and many other values. Flour. 241 lbs. 93c; 19 lbs. $1.75 DRIFTED SNOW Flour, 2112 lbs. 98c: 19 lbs. $189 vl, S1 19 I— M? These tender and juicy meats are guar anteed every time or your money back. PANCAKE FLOUR " Sperry’s 1 lb. Bag MOTHERS OATS Cup & Saucer Lge. Pkg 50 oz. i’kg OXYDOL Granulated Soap, giant VEAL 23c 39c 125 Ft. Roll “PAN READY” POULTRY Colored Fryers lb. Colored Roaster: Leghorn Fo Roast lb. 290 Shoulder Steak lb. 390 Loin pkg 63ç WAX PAPER Cut Rite 276 Specials SU-PURB SOAP Granulated SAFEWAY GUARANTEED MEATS HARVEST BLOSSOM Flour - 241 lbs. 75c: 49 lb. 170 Best Buy of the Day! lb 59 lb. 154 Colored Fowl lb. A5d “Sr L Fillet of Cod lb. Sliced Salmon lb. lb. 35c *Boston Baked Beans Silier Onions in Cream Piccahli: Dutch Cabbage Salad Corn Bread Jan Apple Crisp with Pour Cream Hot Beverage BOSTON BAKED BEANS 5 cups cooked dried beans t-p. I ut ika 12 tsp. sait ’ í cup finely 3 . cup w: chopped onion 2 tbsps. dark lí tsp. prepared molasses mustard 3 slices bacon Place cooked beans in well-greased 112 qt. casserole. Thoroughly com bine other ingredients, except bacon. Pour over beans. Strip with bacon; bake in moderate oven (350° 1’. ' 1 hour and 15 minutes or until brown Serves 6. HOW TO COOK BEANS UP-TO-DATE bean cookery suggests that for cooking navy, pink and red, kidney or cranberry beans: Pick over beans, removing damaged beans or foreign particles. Wash in sieve or bowl. Do not soak. Although soaking cuts cooking time, it makes beans mushy. Place in kettle 4 times greater in volume than beans. Cover with hot water: add 1 tsp. salt for each cup beans, cover. Simmer until beans are tender, ? to 3 hours. Add water as needed. SOON COMES CHRISTMAS or HALIBUT U S WAR STAMPS Beans are chuck full of nutritious goodness, especially Vitamin Bi— that “pepper-upper” vitamin that actsas the vitamin miracle man. They contain protein, iron and other min- a meal. PRODUCE REAL ROAST Beans for Pepper-Upper Vitamins Fresh Oysters 35$ pint 499 Tempting ideas for holiday sweets are given in this week's Family Circle Magazine— EREE every Thursday. Safeuay Homemakers' Bureau JULIA LEE W RIGHT. Director 77F /(GHS LEAR/ SOMETHING NEW. WHATS THAT ? SAVE 8% 1 MONEY ? THE POUND ♦ , OH EOITH-HOW ‘ \ WONDERFUL • A ANO WHATS MORE you CAN SHOD EARL IN THE WEEK • Mices ARE ALWAYS 6000- AND NO CROWDS g TO JosTLE you < -ANO SHE SAID SELs PTtOOuCi THAT SAFEWAY By THE POUND JUST THINK ! ALL OUR VEGETABLES ANO FRUIT Nice ANO FRESH ANO CRISP — Why-ru AX FIT FOR A DINNERS KING - ANO THERE WONT Be ANY WASTE EITHER, .ru BuY RIGHT AMOUNT ! j IOEA !
