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PAGE TWO THURSDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1942 THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON. Mr. and Mrs. O. O. Felthouse spent Phil Emert, who is stationed at METHODIST CHURCH from Thursday to Saturday with rel Maxwell Field., Ala., as an aviation Malcolm B. Ballinger^ Minister atives in La Grande. Sunday, January 3—10 a. m., Sun- cadet, came the day before Christmas Mrs. Ray Oviatt, accompanied Mr. to visit with his wife and his par day School in Hermiston and Echo and Mrs. Kenneth Oviatt and daugh ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Emert. churches. 11 a. m., Holy Communion at Her- Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Smith of Echo Mrs. Ralph Earwood, who has been ters to Pendleton where they spent are the parents of a baby boy born misten church with sermon by the a patient at the local hospital, was I Christmas day with relatives. able to return to her home in Board- | A son, weighing eight pounds and December 23 at the local hospital. The minister: “The Giver of the Gift, | 10 ounces, was born December 24 to little fellow has been named Everett the Gift, and the Receivers of the man December 19. Gift." Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Woolley re- Mi and Mrs. R. J. Bearrow. He has Ray and weighed 71 pounds. 6:30 p. m.. Methodist Youth Fel- turned Sunday from Forest Grove been earned Robert Leslie. Mr. and Mrs. James Todd and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rauch and Miss daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Logan Todd lowship at Hermiston. where they had spent the week end at 7:30 p. m., Young Adult Fellow a family Christmaas gathering with Mabel Rauch spent Christmas at the and children, and R. C. Todd motored Fred Rauch Sr. home at Lexington, to Pendleton and spent Christmas ship at Hermiston. relatives. at a family Christmas gathering. 7:30 p. m., Evening worship at day with R. C. Todd’s daughter and John Ulrich was able to return to son-in-law, Dr. and Mrs. G. E. Holt, Echo Chuch. his home the day before Christmas af in a family dinner. Wednesday: All day meeting of the ter spending a time in the local hos Woman’s Society of Christian Ser- | Mr. and Mrs. H. Sick are the par pital. YEAR of sacrifice and hardship lies vice of Hermiston. PHONE 2121 A little girl was born December 20 ents of a baby girl born December 20 Thursday, 8 p. m., choir rehearsal behind us. It is our sincere hope that to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bales. She at the Hermiston General hospital. Fri.-Sat. Jan. 1-2 weighed eight pounds and 10 ounces She has been named Laura Suree at Hermiston. the fruits of these sacrifices will come more and has been named Judith Ann Sick and weighed eight pounds, one HERMISTON BAPTIST CHURCH She TOOK Men for ounce. and more into evidence in 1943, and that the Rev. Kenneth B. Daniels, Pastor Bales. What They Were Worth! — Mr. and Mrs. Al G. Kennings and Mr. and Mrs. L. M. White were host Sunday School at 10 a. m. Mrs. H. । reassuring influences of steady progress will at Christmas dinner when covers were son, Laurence Albert, are here from | G. Kludsikofsky, superintendent. SFONDA 5" first be felt at your own fireside. Yreka, Calif., visiting at the home of placed for Mr. and Mrs. I. C. Cox, Morning worship at 11 o’clock. Ser- - BALL As Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cox and Mr. his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Will Ken mon by Rev. Kenneth B. Daniels, “A Most sincerely we wish you a Happy New ■ i DAMON RUNYON’S" nings. They also visited at the home New Year’s Message.” and Mrs. L. M. White. any First Real Love Story Year. G. C. Schroder, who was a medical of her mother, Mrs. Laura Carelle of | Youth fellowship at 7 p. m. Dis- rton "Duuette patient at the Hermiston General j Pendleton. 4 cussion on an up-to-the-minute topic. sorel, hospital, was able to return to his I Mrs. Art Blinston received word Evening service at 8 o’clock. Sing- sur cols. home the day before Christmas. Saturday that Mr. Blinston was ser- spiration, followed by sermon subject, Miss Marion Pierce, who is em iously ill in Portland. She and her “Can We Trust the Bible?” F. B SWAYZE. President ployed in the office of a shipyard daughter, Genevieve, left Sunday for A cordial invitation to attend our concern in Vancouver, Wn.. spent the that city. They have sold their farm services. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Christmas holiday here with her par | and will reside in Portland where Mr. Cartoon Rabbit Trouble MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH T-LR-o, ents, Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Pierce. Blinston is employed. Broadway Brevity -Daughter of E- M. Ayers, Pastor ------------------------------------------------ Mrs. E. P. Dodd left last week to Mr. and Mrs. Dayton Harris were Rosy O'Grady spend the Christmas season with her | host at a family Christmas dinner Services are held at the American The school had their Christmas Sunday for The Dalles to visit anoth Sun.-Mon Jan. 3-4 daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. I Christmaas day. Covers were placed Legion hall Sunday, at 2:30 p. m. 'program Wednesday night. er daughter before going back to his Dale Fischer and family in Eugene. for Mr. and Mrs. Roy Attebury, Bob Devotional service, with sermon by Tom ( aidwell is visiting his son work at Tacoma. Mrs. Belle Caldwell, formerly of ., . ~ i and daughter in Portland over the Mr. Dodd spent Christmas day with Attebury, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Van the pastor. Come and 111 help us _ make holidays. Irrigon, is now living with her daugh another daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Jens Patten, Donnie and Ronald Attebury. this first service of 1943 especially Mr. and Mrs. Art Rathke and two ter, Mrs. Walter Campbell of Eugene. Terjeson and family in Pendleton. helpful and inspiring. children of Umatilla were dinner A car was stolen Tuesday evening and Mr. and Mrs. Dayton Harris. A family gathering was enjoyed at Owing to the illness of Mrs. Ayers, guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Whitney at Leight’s camp ground. J. D. (Jim) Todd, now stationed in Irrigon was defeated here Tuesday the W. C. Morehouse home Christmas was no service last Sunday. Christmas day. , * Seattle in the postal department and there „ —0), i Mrs. C. D. Whitney and Agnes night by Hermiston. It was Irrigon’s day. Present at the dinner were: D. rated Second Class Specialist, was a However, she is definitely better, and Caldwell visited at the Rathke home third basketball game. W. Morehouse and grandson Richard A. J. Shown, who has been spend visitor here with his family from joins with the pastor in extending an in Umatilla Thursday. Starring of Portland, Mr. and Mrs. L. F. More Miss Agnes Caldwell spent the ing the summer in Heppner is home Thursday until Saturday of last invitation to you to worship with us Christmas week end with her sisters. for the winter. house and Lorraine of Walla Walla, DOROTHY LAMOUR week. Jim states that he likes his Sunday afternoon at the American Mrs. Bob Woodward and Mrs. Glenn News was received here Tuesday Lt. C. G. Morehouse, Mrs. L. F. Flem busy. He Legion hall. Parsons of Hermiston. Carl J. Cald that Gary Saylor, who joined the na RICHARD DENNING ing of Sequin, Wash.. Miss LaVelle work fine and is kept quite well of Tacoma, father of the girls, vy this summer, is reported as miss- does miss his family and friends. A PARAMOUNT PICTURE Hunt, and Miss Lois Clark. Lt. PENTECOSTAL TABERNACLE was also a guest. Mr. Caldwell left (Continued on Page 3) however. Morehouse’s son Deane of Portland Pastor S. E. Graves Cartoon Superman Bulleteers Mr. and Mrs. Grant Henderson arrived late in the week and will 10 a. m.. Bible school. Mrs. Jesse Musical Serenade in Swing spend this week here with his grand (Grace Bensel) visited over the Snead, superintendent. A class for Christmas holidays with her parents. parents. every age. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Bensel of this Jan. 5 and 11 a. m.. Worship hour. Come ‘ community. Mr. Henderson is em enioy the fellowship of the Lord and ployed as a welder in the shipyards at For Saints. Portland. 7 p. m-. Young People’s service. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Saylor and daugh This next Sunday this hour will be ter, Miss Laura Lee Saylor of Spo spent in special music and singing, kane, motored to Yakima Christmas Don't miss this service. evening to spend the week end with 8 p m., Evangelistic service. IF YOUR EYES Mrs. Saylor’s parents. They re Tuesday, 8 p. m., prayer meeting. turned Sunday from Pasco where TROUBLE YOU— Thursday. 8 p. m.. Bible study and Come here and get the benefits of they had motored to attend to busi prayer meeting. HIGHEST PRICES ON MARKET our more than 25 years successful ness. A hearty welcome awaits all. PFC. Fred Earnheart came Satur optical experience. Reasonable prices for glasses when needed. day to spend a 10-day furlough at the home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. F. We examine your eyes by E. Earnheart. Fred is stationed with modern methods and grind By Mrs Clenn Ostrom NEAÍ IE NEWTON CALL OR SEE US FOR DRESSING DATES — Co. D.E.M.L. in Seattle. Two other glasses to fit in all the latest Katharine Kennedy, who is em- Cartoon Malice in Summerland Earnheart boys are also in the ser styles. ployed in Seattle, spent the Christmas Community Sing vice, Merlin is at Ft. Lewis and Lar olidays with her parents, Mr. and DR. DALE ROTHWELL ry is in New Mexico. Mrs. Bill Kennedy. Wed.-Thurs. Jan. 6-7 OPTOMETRIST Mr and Mrs. Tracy Carpenter and Charles Chandler of Kodiak. Alas- Marie of San Fran- 418 Main Street ka. came last week to spend several laughter Becky here spending the cisco, Cal., are PENDLETON, OREGON days here with his father, Austin holiday while he is on a furlough with Stanfield Oregon Chandler. Charles is connected with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. Cooney. Mary Shannon is here visiting her the army transport division as ware- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Shan ▲ÀÀAÀÀÀAÀÀAAA house superintendent at Kodiak and non after New Years, when she is getting along nicely with his work. will until . LEE BOWMAN • JEAN ROGERS y return to her school. He received the position through a Mr. and Mrs. Roland Collins and SHxNhk civil service examination. Shirley spent Christmas day in Con .4 Coffee purchasers who have not yet don with her people. Mammoth Fun! Mr. and Mrs. Del Gordion spent used ration stamp no. 27, good for LUPE VELEZ LEON ERR Christmas day in The Dalles with one pound, must do so before mid- their parents. WELL EQUIPPED TO night. Sunday, January 3. they were Joe Cooney, who is attending naw ACCOMMODATE AND GIVE YOU THE BEST OF SERVICE reminded today by the state office of school in La Grande, spent the holi- with price administration. Stamp No. 28 days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cooney. Elisabeth Risdon m HL 'in ration book No. 1 (sugar book), E. Mr. Marion Martin w.. and Mrs. J. H. Byrnes had as RKO RADIO Picture BILL SHAAR, Prop. Hermiston will be good for the purchase of one their Christmas day guests. Mr. and pound of coffee from January 4 to Mrs. Claude Barnes of Walla Walla BUT WAR BONDS AND STAMPS AT THIS THEATRE Mr. and Mrs. Estle Byrnes and Mar February 7. jorie, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Byrnes, Glenn Russell and Albert Byrnes of Touch- i t. M's. Paul Walsh and children of The Dalles. Mrs. Louise Harryman and children, and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn — { 01% Ostrom and son. Oliver Coryell returned Sunday from Spokane and Idaho where he 7. "hl spent ten days with friends and Jer ry Buell, who is in the navy. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Rennick and children spent Christmas day in , s.2res. MAA Touchet with their people. The Ren- 4 ( 2 I bi a nicks just recently moved here where he will be employed at the round , — house. Mrs. Paul Walsh and daughter Ver na and son Merlin of The Dalles are here visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Byrnes. Patsy Cooney, who is attending Marylhurst college is visiting her minent. parents. Mr. and Mrs. E. Cooney. Nr. and Mrs. Leonard Montgomery and son Billy of Sawyer spent Christ mas with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Al Moran. that we say HAPPY NEW YEAR to our Miss Gladyce Lane left Sunday morning for Klamath Falls where friends we have reason to say it with added fervor, be- she will make her home after spend ing three months here at the home of cause each passing year increases our indebtedness to Mr. and Mrs. John Leidloff. adjustment, easier The Pocahontas lodge is making you. It is with this spirit of appreciation that we extend new John Deere No 32 before—the plans for a New Year's watch party Both our 1913 New Year's greetings to you now. ========= to be held Thursday nicht. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Spencer and Edithanne spent Christmas evening at the Spencer home in Stanfield Mrs. Harriet Ford, who teaches in Hillsboro is here at the home of her LOCALS SINCERE OASIS THEATRE WISHES A V.e BÎG FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF HERMISTON SIRIE! V_____ ___ We Are in the Market Live Poultry of All Kinds UMATILLA NEWS Cash on Delivery Perry Bros.-G.G.Smith ¡ ’ PACIFIC RENDEZVOUS Hermiston Barber Shop hire .0 I . V* Cat willgss gpentipelznew type of two-way plow that andbeera itve Pk asier than operation, ever wheels operate JIsWax Tractor Plow, mother. Hermiston Food Store Phone 3781 f ree Delivery HERMISTON. OREGON Your Certified Independent Grocer Jennie Blakeley. Miss Barbara Tonies of Portland is here visiting her sister and family. Mr and Mrs. Dale Montgomery. Mrs Deed Switzler is in Portland Attending to business. IRRIGON NEWS ITEMS Bv Mrs. C. D. Whitney isiting his parents. Mr. and BRADEN-BELL TRACTOR & EQUIPMENT CO. Pendleton Phone 518
