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PAGE TWO OASISTHEATRE PHONE 2121 HERMISTON, OREGON Fri.-Sat. March 5-6 DOUBLE FEATURE sows'" NIGHT with BELA I LUGOSI LIONEL L «TWILL Sun.-Mon. GEORGE day locals Don Baehne, who is stationed with ter J. Stuart who is stationed at Camp the U. S. army at Camp Callan, Cal., Kohler, Calif., that he had entered is reported to be in the hospital with Davis College for Signal Corps train a bad foot. Although his condition is ing. This college was the University not serious, the trouble is quite pain of California before using it for a ful. Signal Corps school. Mrs. Emina Martin. 80 years old, Mr. and Mrs. Al Malden are- the parents of a baby girl, Marilyn June, was the honor guest Sunday at a born Saturday in St. Anthony’s hos- birthday dinner at the O- H. Martin pital in Pendleton. The little tot is home near Stanfield. Present for the a granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. occasion were Mrs. Challis and family Ralph Richards. of Pendleton, Mr. and Mrs. Don Mrs. Casha Shaw of Heppner spent Childs of Stanfield, Mr. and Mrs. last week in Hermiston visiting rela- Frank Yoder and Mrs. Attebury of tives and friends. She came to be Boardman. 1 present for the farewell of Carl Shaw ... . ... .e . | Quality Plus Variety at Behrman’s Rev. C. Warner was present at the convention of state pastors at Corval- I lis last week. | Mr. and Mrs. Jess Connor motored I to Pendleton on business Thursday (today). | Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hunt of Lex- I ington were visitors in this area Sun , day. Mrs. Richard Cox and Mrs. L. M. White accompanied Mr. and Mrs. I. C. Cox to Walla Walla Tuesday. Miss Grace Nanne was able to re left for service with the U. S. army. The Hermiston Methodist Youth BE APPREHENDED turn to work Saturday at Saylors af ter being home a week due to illness. Fellowship visited the Echo group Reports from officers of the Cold Miss Joyce Sater, who is employed Sunday afternoon, Approximately 15 as a stenographer at the Inland Co- young people from here enjoyed the Springs bombing range state that operative, has been ill since Monday afternoon of fellowship and entertain farmers are letting livestock, especial ly sheep and horses, roam on the ment. and is confined to her home. range plainly marked as “Danger Rev. M. B. Ballinger attended the “Jinky” Wilson, daughter of Mrs. Men’s and Ladies’ Watches — Engagement Rings Jean Wilson has been confined to her state pastors’ convention at Corvallis ous.” Not only are they running a home since Sunday due to a case of last week. Present for the meetings risk of having their stock killed, they Men’s and Ladies’ Rings — Wedding Rings was E. Stanley Jones, world re are also proving a nuisance to bomb the flu. ing maneuvers. nowned religious leader. Thursday George Harris Jr., who has been Bracelets — Jewelry — Electric Clocks It is also reported that some tres stationed with the U. S. navy at San Rev. Ballinger went to North Bend Guitars — Violins — Billfolds Diego for several months, has recent where he visited with his son David. passing has been noted. This must The promotion of Sherley H. Stock cease at once or drastic action will be ly been transferred to Portland. Novelties — Fountain Pens Attend the L. F. Crist auction sale ard to the rank of Corporal recently necessary. was announced at the Roswell Army Tuesday. March 9. See advertisement Many Other Items in this paper. Also 10 head of horses Flying School in New Mexico. He is LICENSE MAN TO adv. the son of Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Stock have been added. BE HERE MARCH 8 Dr. J. P. Stewart, eye-sight spec ard of Hermiston and attended local schools. ialist of Pendleton, will be at the Her Walter Nelson Jackson, son of Mr. A traveling examiner of operators miston Hotel on Wednesday, March 10th. Hours 1:00 to 5:00 p. m. adv. and Mrs. W. N. Jackson, has been and chauffeurs is planning to make Open Evenings Mrs. Jess Prindle was called to graduated from the U. S. Naval a special stop in Hermiston Monday, Training School for diesel operators March 8, between the hours of 10:00 Union last week by the illness of her mother, Mrs. C. H. Crandall, who'is on the campus of Iowa State College a. m. and 3:00 p. m. at the American staying at the home of another and will soon be assigned to duty with Legion hall. to rank of Corporal at the Roswell, day to visit relatives and friends. the fleet or a naval shore station. All those wishing permits or licens- New Mexico Training center where daughter, Mrs. Neal Morrison. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Gossett of Col Miss Rosemary Serell, who teaches es to drive cars are urged to take ad- he is stationed. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Calarne and lege Place were Monday and Tues Miss Grace Hartley of Elgin moved in the Ontario schools, underwent an vantage of this extra visit and get in Miss Betty Jean Reuber of Stan day guests at the Hodge home. to Hermiston last week. Miss Hart operation for appendicitis last week touch with the examiner during these field spent the week end here with her Floyd Haynes, brother of Mrs. ley is employed at the Umatilla Ord at the Ontario hospital. Her condi- hours. Olyn Hodge, has come from Clarkston sister, Mrs. Myrnie Caldwell. tion was reported as serious but she ---- nance Depot. Mrs. H. Triplett was taken to and will spend some time here at the AUXILIARY EVA Walter Nelson Jackson, Fireman is now rapidly improving. Prosser this week for medical treat Hodge home. 2/c, spent the week end at the home Miss Beryl Loge spent Tuesday in um new TIT HPUC: Mrs. Carl Hammer has returned ment. • of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter La Grande with relatives. She drove W—YY— Mr. and Mrs. Vern Dunham and from a visit of several weeks in Cali --------- Jackson. He is stationed at San Fran- a car' back and was accompanied by children were here from Elgin Mon- fornia. cisco, Cal. | her mother, Mrs. Loge, from Hunt- A well Fort Des Moines, la. Edward Arnold Bray of Umatilla ington. Miss Loge makes her home known horsewoman in civilian life. is now attending the Navy Pre-Flight with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Van Patten Auxiliary Eva Wilcox, daughter of School at Del Monte, Cal. After suc while employed at the U.O.D. Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Wilcox of cessful completion of his course Cadet Gerald James Coxen, son of Mr. Hermiston, Ore., is in training at the Bray will be graduated to a primary and Mrs. Roy Coxen of Hermiston, First Waac Training Center at Fort training base for additional ground has joined the forces of the U. S. | Des Moines, Iowa. school work and flight training. Navy and will be stationed for the Manager of her own riding acade- ! time being at Farragut. Idaho. His my, Auxiliary Wilcox has ridden in ▲ÀÀÀAÀÀAAÀAÀÀ j recruit training will consist mostly of many horseshows. While attending physical hardening and learning the Oregon State College at Corvallis. I fundamentals of seamanship. where she was a member of the Stu George Eugene (Gene) Rugg, son dent-Faculty Riding club, she won a | ! of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Rugg, is now number of ribbons in ROTC horse- ( at the Navy Pre-Flight School at Del shows. She has ridden in the Pacific Monte, Calif., for three months of International Exposition at Portland, WELL EQUIPPED TO rigorous physical training. In addi and has shown her own stock at local ACCOMMODATE AND GIVE YOU THE BEST OF SERVICE tion to a strenuous sports program, shows at Pendleton. Baker, and CENTRAL CHURCH OF CHRIST — 8:00 P. M. the cadets will receive instruction by Haines. She is a member of the Mus- Election of Directors, report by the manager, the military department in the var tangers at Pendleton. entertainment, music and refreshments. ious branches. Auxiliary Wilcox had sold most of BILL SHAAR, Prop. Hermiston Rev. and Mrs. J. W. Stuart and her horses before she enrolled in the Your cooperative store is growing and j Roland received a telegram last week Women’s Army Auxiliary Corps. you should take an interest in its affairs. j from their son and brother, Pvt. Ches- However, she has three registered Be sure to be on hand. You will enjoy colts, two of them of Man-O’-War —Ben F. Gerking, Mgr. the evening. strain, awaiting her return. For five years leader of the 4-H Dairy club. I she owns four head of purebred ■ shorthorns. Prior to joining the women's army, Auxiliary Wilcox was a bookkeeper in the Farm Bureau Cooperative. Headquarters for March 7-8 Pa brent Lane Cartoon THURSDAY, MARCH 4, 1943 THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON. ■ PRISCILLA News Reel Tulips Shall Grow March 9 DOUBLE FEATURE • HAIR-RAISING ACTION I A Boston Blackie f Goestiollywood A Very Merry Romp — With Musici FALKENBURG A COLUMBIA PICTURE Wed.-Thurs. March 10-11 Inside Fighting China A. W. Behrman Jeweler Remember Annual Meeting of Hermiston Mercantile Hermiston Barber Shop Friday, March 5 : ’ Geo. Harkenrider | • pot Csao Mos! CATSUP, Alemeda 12 oz. . S $ bottle 12c GRAPEF RUIT JUICE, Tex Delta .... 46 oz. can 33e CORN, Reliance Cream Style, No. 2’s .. 2 cans 33e BEANS, Killian French Style No. 2’s .... 2 cans 43c WAX BEANS, Killian Wax No. 2 cans 2 cans 350 SLICED BEETS, Seaport No. 2 cans 2 for 23c PEAS, Green Lake tender sweet, No. 2’s 2 for 29e APPLE JUICE, New West 46-oz. bottles 2 for 490 ( HIX & NOODLE SOUP, Lynden 10-oz., 2 for 230 RAISINS ........... . 4 lb. pkg. 490 NU SPREAD , Pkg. 270 ARGO, for richer gravies - 1 lb. pkgs. 3 for 250 RELIANCE COFFEE lb. jar 340 OLD DUTCH CLEANSER................. 6 cans 470 IVORY SOAP 3 medium bars 190 IVORY FLAKES large pkg. 230 IVORY SNOW .................. large pkg. 230 P & G SOAP 4 reg. bars 170 CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP 4 reg. bars 17c PEETS GRANULATED ............. med. pkg. 230 PALMOLIVE SOAP .................... 3 reg. bars 21c WOODBURY FACIAL SOAP 4 bars 27e 20 MULE TEAM BORAX 2 lb. pkg. 27e 20 MULE TEAM BORAXO 2 10-oz. cans 270 20 MULE TEAM BORAX CHIPS BUY TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH E. M. Butenshon, Minister There will be a Lutheran service in the Baptist church March 7 at 2:30 I p. m. Sunday School at 1:30 p. m. Residence of pastor, 811 N. W. Car- 4 P den Ave., Pendleton, Ore. SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH 10:30 a. m., Saturday, Sabbath _ | school. _____ The church at study. 11:15 a. m.. Morning service. Ser- mon by Pastor H. A. Schultz. Sub ject, “Those With The Lamb.” 10:15 a. m.. Every Sunday, Listen to Gospel Light over K.W.R.C. and SAVE on METHODIST CHURCH Maleolm B. Ballinger, Minister Sunday, March 7th- 10 a. m., Sun day School in Hermiston and Echo churches: 11 a. m.. Holy Communion in Hermiston, celebrating the Week of Dedication of the Methodist church. Sermon by the minister, "Let Us Pro claim Our Faith and Live It.” Dedi cation of lives and offerings to the cause of Christ. 3 p. m., Methodist Youth Fellow ship at Echo. 6:30 p. m., Methodist Youth Fel lowship at Hermiston. 7:30 p. m.. Evening worship at Echo, with laymen talks concerning the Week of Dedication by Gene Lear, Rebecca Pierson. John Bensel and Mrs. Boulware. ANY of these FINE VALUES MARCH COLUMBIA NEWS Ige. pkg. 23c By Mrs. Rob Wooéwar^ Guests at the Olyn Hodge home from Thursday last week through Sunday were Mrs. Hodge’s mother. I • Mrs. H. L. Haynes and Mr. and Mrs. ’ Glenn Kimball, all of Pullman. Wn.. and Mr. and Mr*. George Shultz and children of Moscow. Idaho. Mr. and $ Mrs. Bill Speers of Kennewick were also Sunday dinner guests. Word received here tells of the promotion of Pvt. Sherlock Stockard $ “ , Hermiston Food Store Your Certified Independent Phone 3781 Fre HERMISTON, OREGON Grocer I Has OIL TO BURN All Types of Lubricants to Fit All Needs Union 76 Gasoline - Triton Motor Oil Open Again! The Hermiston Laundry Hear Ye! Hear Ye! It's True Bring your wash in today. $A Home Industry for ' Home Folks All Work Guaranteed - Hermiston Laundry Horace Smith, Owner
