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THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON, OREGON.
THURSDAY, APRIL 29, 1943.
Mrs. Edward Larson and baby girl
were able to leave the local hospital
April 26.
LOCALS
Mrs. Ed Schell was admitted to the
local hospital Thursday suffering
PHONE 2121
Men’s and Ladies’ Watches — Engagement Rings
HERMISTON, OREGON
Mrs. Anna Ritchie spent the past from an infected hand received while
week in Seattle visiting with her employed at the U.O.D.
Men’s and Ladies’ Rings — Wedding Rings
Kay Joyce Ritchie, who is
Mrs. H. Warner and baby, Linda
Fri.-Sat. April 30-May 1 daughter,
attending a theatrical school there.
Carol,
of
Irrigon,
returned
to
their
Bracelets — Jew elry — Movie Cameras
DOUBLE FEATURE
Donald Gribscov was dismissed from home April 28 from the Hermiston
the local hospital April 26.
ROY ROGERS
hospital.
Guitars — Violins — Billfolds
Rumamge sale by the Methodist
$
A girl weighing 6 pounds 12 ounces
in
ladies at the former Korner Kafe,
Novelties — Fountain Pens
was
born
April
26
at
the
local
hospi
April
30
and
May
1.
Also
May
7-8.
RIDIN" DOWN THE
Corporal and Mrs. Richard Chris- tal to Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Bradshaw.
Many Other Items
CANYON
inger are the parents of a 9 pound ba The baby has been named Susan Jane.
Auxiliary Louise E. Harms, former
by boy born Wednesday, April 28. at
lonoon BLACKOUT the Hermiston hospital. He has been ly of Hermiston, has begun training
at Branch B of the Fifth Women’s
named Robert Dee.
JOHN ABBOTT
Patty Emert, daughter of Mr. and Army Auxiliary Corps at the training
MARY McLEOD
Mrs. W. A. Emert of Hermiston, was center at Camp Monticello, Ark.
l LOYD CORRIGAN
honored recently by being elected to
Mrs. Agnes Skopec, who has been a
LOUIS 6ORELL
membership in the Key Men and Wom patient at the Hermiston General hos
en’s club at Kinman Business univer pital, was able to return to her home
SUN. - MON.
MAY 2 - 3 sity in Spokane. Miss Emert was at Umatilla this week.
presented with the first-degree emb
Corporal John O. Krause, son of
lem of the society at a recent assem- Mr. and Mrs. T. O. Krause, has been
| bly. She is enrolled in the General assigned to the new Air Forces Tech
Secretarial course.
nical school at Chicago as a radio
operator-mechan ic.
Little Ronald Leonard, son of Mr-
and Mrs. Al Leonard, was taken to
St. Anthonys hospital for treatment.
"STARRING ?
Raymond W. Christianson, son of
PAUL
Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Christianson, re
“Come now, and let cently began training at the U. S.
Naval Training Station at Farragut,
News Reel and Color Cartoon
us reason together, saith Idaho.
Mrs. V. Williams of Boardman is a
TUESDAY
MAY 4
medical patient at the local hospital.
the Lord: though your
Open Evenings
A farewell pot luck dinner was giv
DOUBLE FEATURE
en in honor of Rev. M. B. Ballinger
MiemeflerrAiercrAt,
the members and friends of the
DEAD ENO noT
MrcsAte
sins be as scarlet, they by
Methodist church Wednesday evening.
UTTOUGH GUYS
After the dinner a program was en
with Mrs. O. O. Felthouse in
Mrs. Victor Willcutt and daughter Erwin Null, Jack Weber, Al Buell, CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES
shall be white as snow.” joyed
charge. Rev. Ballinger was presented Joanne Louise were able to leave the Jack Drake, Jay Gimble, Carl Long-
sucslle.
a gift from the church.
horn, Bud Rugg and' Lyle Tilden.
local hospital Monday.
Services every Sunday at 11:00 a.
Robert Lee Hardwick is a patient
Mr. and Mrs. Walter N. Jackson of
Gir’s
at the Hermiston hospital.
m. at the American Legion hall. All
Estacada announce the engagement of
Jo Ann Kirkebo. Betty Jean Hart- are cordially invited to attend.
Dr. J. P. Stewart, eyesight special their daughter Betty Jean to Merle sock, Joy
Strecker, Donna Rawson.
HAL ROACH presents
ist of Pendleton, will be at the Her- Sylvester Eldridge, son of Mr. and
Peggy Todd, Myrla Gailey, Velma
msten Hotel on Wednesday, May 5. Mrs. Orval Eldridge of Umatilla. Miss
WILLIAM TRACY », SAWYER
Knapp, Janet Hodge. Dorothy Jordan.
between the hours of 1:00 and 5:00 Jackson is a junior in Estacada high
HERMISTON
Hope Reynolds, Velma McKinley, Do
p. m.
37-lc school and formerly attended high la Mae Daugherty, Dorothy Hiatt,
Mrs. Donald McKee is in the Her-
BAPTIST CHURCH
school in Hermiston. Mr. Eldridge is Audrey Roberts. 1 Noreen Townsend.
miston hospital for medical care.
Miss Vivian Fouts, who is em- a graduate of Hermiston high school Lois Brooks, Alta i Mae Guerrant,
H. V. McGee, Pastor
ployed in the office of the Farm Bu this spring and is employed at the Marian Andrews, Lucy Holloman,
WED. - THURS.
• MAY 4 - 5
reau mill, will be joined this week end Hermiston Mercantile. No date has Dora Lee Paul, Peggy Sommerer.
Double Feature!
Katherine Fluecken. Karen Glenisky
by her mother, Mrs, J. C. Fouts of been set for the wedding.
Q. Does an album filled with
Mrs.
Vera
Kelley
was
admitted
to
Donna Jean Meyers, Martha Jones,
Stamps
automatically
be-
Yamhill, and her sister, Mrs. V. E.
the Hermiston hospital this week.
j Opal Null, La Desea Pieper. Frances
come a Bond that will ma-
Biddle
of
Portland,
on
a
trip
to
Mos
ÀÀÀÀÀÀÀÀAÀAAÀ
ture in 10 years?
Announcements were received this Culver, Doris Follett, Joy Minielly,
cow, Idaho, to visit her brother, Sea
A. No.
It must be ex-
Mary
Sommerer,
Wanda
Dunning
and
man Second Class Harry Fouts who week from Wayne Casseday who grad
changed for a Bond,
Doris
Ann
Daugherty.
uated
from
the
Pampa
Army
Flying
and
it
will bear no in
is in training there.
terest until it is so
Mrs. Arthur P. Allsworth and smaT school at Pampa. Texas. He is the
\AN
NOBLE-LINDNER
^exchanged.
of Mr. .....
and Mrs. M. Casseday.
son Arthur P. Jr. of Ogden, accom-* son ...........
LOUISE ALLBRITTON FRIEDA INESCORT CHARLES COLEMAN
panied by Mrs. Chas. W. Reed of Ta-1 Mr. and Mr Walter Hamm were
Q. Can payment of a War Sav
Miss Maude Noble, daughter of Mr.
coma arrived Thursday night of last s greatly relieved lately when they re ■ and Mrs. W. J. Noble of Sunnyside.
ings Bond be made to the
WELL EQUIPPED TO
WI LIA AM BOYD
receiver or trustee in bank
week and visited until Monday with* ceived word from their son. Pvt- Dav-
ACCOMMODATE AND GIVE
I
Wash.,
and
Clare
Lindner
were
unit
ruptcy of the estate of a
heir sister and brother-in-law, Mr. : ,, „
-
.
YOU THE BEST OF SERVICE
in
and Mrs. L. M. White. Mrs. Alls- Id h Hamm. They had received no ed in marriage Easter Sunday after-
registered owner?
worth has been making her home at word from him for six weeks, since I noon by Rev. George Banka at the
A. Yes, when bankruptcy
HAPPY SERVES
Ogden and since Lt. Allsworth is be- the time he sailed from the United Pilgrim Holiness church at Grand
or insolvency has been
BILL SHAAR, Prop. Hermiston ing sent overseas. Mrs. Allsworth is I states. He is believed to be some- view, Wash.
adjudicated
and
re-
A WRIT
moving back to Tacoma to make her where
where in
. the
. South
„ , Pacific area.
quest for payment has
The bride, given in marriage by her
been duly executed.
home.
E. Deulen is reported as improving father, wore a dress of white taffeta
Q. Can I authorize my em
* the local hospital.
and fingertip veil edged with lace.
ployer to set aside portions
E. P. Dodd returned late Sunday She carried an arm bouquet of white
of my salary each pay day
night from a week end trip to Eugene carnations and lily of the valley.
until enough is accumulated
to buy a War Savings Bond?
to visit his daughter and son-in-law,
Miss Iva Noble was maid of honor
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Fischer and fam for her sister. She wore a teal blue
ily. The chief attraction, of course, i dress and carried an arm bouquet of
was Alexandra Fischer, new baby pink carnations and tulips..
SheI
granddaughter.
Miss Lorene Brown, cousin of the
. Col. and Mrs. L. W. Jordan have ar
rived from Los Angeles and will spend bride, was bridesmaid. She wore a
Six months at their ranch home in the I yellow dress and carried an arm bou
Westland project, near the new town quet of purple tulips.
Lynden’s Twistee
ó PEAS (13 pts.).............
Bs Gib Croekst:,
of Ordnance.
Ted Walker acted as best man. and
A. Yee, if your employer
Seaport — No. 303 cans
NOODLE DINNER
has installed a Pay-Roll
Word was received at The Herald Melvn Idler was usher.
Savings Plan.
More
office Thursday that Grant Hender
A
reception
was
held
after
the
cer
(No pts.) — 16 oz. jar
• than 24 million wage
son has been transferred to Provi emony at the home of Rev. and Mrs.
CATSUP (10 pts.)
for
and salary earners are
dence, Rhode Island, from Williams- Geo. Banka.
saving their money this
Alameda — 12 oz. bottles
burg. Va. He is now a Seaman,
Chase & Sanborn
Attending from Hermiston were:
Second Class, and is now taking ad- | Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Lindner, parents
Q. Can I invest a lump sum in
COFFEE
lib. pkg. 310
War Bonds and receive
vanced training with the Seabees. of the groom: Mr. and Mrs. Glenn
CORN (11 pts.) .... 2for
from the investment a return
Mrs.
Hederson
is
with
her
husband
McCracken,
Mrs.
Hallie
Clark
and
in the nature of an annuity?
No. 23 Stamp
but indicated that she would return children, and Miss Marian Lindner,
Seaport, Cr. Style, No. 303
A. No. The purchase of
to Hermiston soon.
sisters of the groom.
each War Savings Bond
is a separate transac
Mrs. P. H. Arrowsmith and two
“
Bow-Legs
”
TOMATO SOUP 3 for 299
tion. EachBond is
sons of Seattle came the first of the
dated as of the first of
doz.
Oe
CLOTHES
PINS
week
to
visit
at
the
home
of
her
fa
Phillips — (3 pts.)
the month in which
ther. Mr. and Mrs. B. I. Whitney.
Your Automobile
payment for it is re
White Metal
ceived by an authorized
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hammer and C.
issuing agent, and ma
Means More Today
CORN (8 pts.) ...................
D. Long were dinner guests of Sid
tures exactly 10 years
Hanson at Pasco Tuesday afternoon.
Columbia
(No
pts.)
from that date.
Whole Kernel. No. 2 squat can
I Mr. Long is connected with the per-
Cost of replacement and repair is
DILL PICKLES
high. Actual value is increasing —
| sonnel department of the Inter-Moun
Remember—the longer
these conditions make it vital that
Cross Cut — Gallon
tain Construction Co. and Mr. Hanson
CRAB
61 2 oz. can 368
you keep War Bonds,
your car is completely protected by
is the International Representative of
up to 10 years, the more
reliable insurance.
Reliance (3 pts.)
the United Brotherhood of Carpen
valuable they become.
A Farmers continuing form policy
ters and Joiners of America. A busi
(National Std. Coverage) gives maxi-
ness discussion took place following
mum protection at minimum cost.
SALAD DRESSING
Ask us for rates.
the dinner concerning the Pasco job.
James H. Boylen, Agent
Table Queen — Quart
OASIS THEATRE
Fine Selection of
See Our New Selection of Costume Jewelry
ay. MURDERS
$
We Have A
%
Fine Selection
COMMäNOOS
8
of
: •
Watches
aroAW/i^
8
MUNI
Small Deposit Holds Your Purchase
• 1 A. W. Behrman, Jeweler
EEPEM
FALL IN
Hermiston
Barber Shop
:
FOOD VALUES
IBIli™
126
• 2
179
259
S
149
76
298
f
SWEET RELISH
Nalley's — 12 oz. jar
: •
178
Fresh Vegetables
Radishes
Fresh Local
3 bu. 20#
Onions
Green
Westgift ( 10 pts.)
TOMATO JUICE 3 for 278
Fresh
No. 1 tall cans
$
3 bu. 20*
Spinach
Tomatoes
Fresh
4 O-Fath om
SHRIMP
tall can
ib.
198
Carrots
328
Fresh
AWARDS GIVEN
AT BANQUET
>
(Continued from page 1)
I are in charge of G. C. Humphreys and
Miss Lavina May Lynch. Students
( } who gave their assistance (up to and
including Saturday) were Vera Cross.
L V. McGraw. Paul Williams, Dick
, Kingsley. Lowell Tiller. Peggy Todd.
' > Jo Ann Kirkebo, Adolph Williams,
! | Hattie Peterson. Noreen Townsend
and Maurine Sutton.
4 ?
High school students who received ' ,
monograms and other tokens of hon- I ‘
or tonight (Thursday! were:
$
a ,
1
Hermiston Food Store Your
Certified
Independent
Phone 3781
HERMISTON, OREGON
Grocer
FARMERS AUTOMOBILE
infer INSURANCE Exchange
Boys
Jack Belt. Rov Sires. Jack Jackson.
Jim Allen. Dan Follett. Kenneth John-
son. Bruce Norton, Bill Schoonover. |
Glen Wilcox. Bob Attebury. Sylvan
Mullins. Aaron Stuart. Jack Rodgers.
Jerry Coxen, Kenneth Elwood Clar
ence Kennison, Maynard Neal. Lowell
Tiller. Lawrence Gettmann, David
Pierson. Adolph Williams. Bob Al-
ford, Diek Belt. Frank Harkenrider.
Vance Matott, Jack Pierson, Paul
Williams. Lowell Alford, Gale Davis,
.
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CHAS. HODGE, Director
Hermiston Auto Co,
Hermiston. Oregon
"Ye -Ur -
-
“Springtime Is Oil Change Time”
Clean Your Motor of
Winter Sludge
SEE YOUR RICHFIELD DEALER
FOR
Free Victory Carden Seeds
Richfield Service Station
L. E. Elwood, Prop.
— We Are A Union Service Station —
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