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THURSDAY, MAY 13, 1943. THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON. PAGE TWO Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Durant are medical patients in the Hermiston General hospital. Miss Gladys Brown, fourth grade teacher here, spent the week end in PHONE 2121 -------------------------- PHONE 2121 Mrs. Glen O’Neal was dismissed Lebanon and Portland visiting at the HERMISTON, OREGON former place with her parents. from the local hospital May 3. May 14 - 15 Miss Lavina May Lynch and Miss Those attending the all day group Fri. - Sat. DOUBLE FEATURE Claudine Hale spent the week end in meeting of the Pilgrim Holiness I Walla Walla visiting at the home of church on Tuesday from here were the Rev. and Mrs. Orbie Wells and Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Cundiff- J. W. Roberts was able to leave the daughter Naomi, Rev. and Mrs. J. W. Stuart, Mrs. Clark Paul and Mrs. W. Hermiston hospital May 7th. F. I. Bresler and Julius J. Scheutz W. Felthouse. Mrs. W. A. Emert left Wednesday were business visitors in Hermiston for Portland for a several days visit I Wednesday. 3 U Pvt. Jim Jackson spent mother’s day with relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Wolff are the week end here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Jackson. Jim recent parents of a 9 pound 14 ounces boy, ly spent several weeks at Ft. Lewis born Sunday, May 9, at the Hermis I but was returned to Oregon State to ton hospital. ivith RICHARD DIX Mrs. J. V. Villermoure. who under I complete his studies. Mrs. Herbert Shesely’s condition is went an operation a few weeks ago, Sun. - Mon. May 16-17 | reported as greatly improved at the was able to return to her home Sun local hospital, and she may receive day, May 9. Billy Davis, who has been receiving : visitors. . Mrs. T. A. O’Grady expects to leave medical care at the local hospital, left for Portland Tuesday to visit with Sunday, May 9. Corporal George Sale arrived Sat | her brother, Herbert G. Stewart, who will leave soon for service with the urday from Oakland, Calif., where he Merchant Marines. He is Mrs. O’- is stationed in an office in the U. S. Army. Corporal Sale expects to | Grady’s only brother. leave this week to spend the remain LEO McCAREY’S an- Rev. J. W. Stuart attended the furlough at the nual assembly of the Church of the der of his 15-day in ----------- Portland and homes of relatives — I Nazarene last week from Tuesday Salem before returning to Oakland. I until Friday at Walla Walla. At Mrs. George C. Tompkins of Port WALTER SAK - ALBERT DEKKER -ALBERT BASSERMAN Pendleton on his way home he was News Reel and Color Cartoon called to Wallowa to conduct the fun land spent Mother’s day with her par Mr. and Mrs. George Sale. Mrs. May 18 eral services Sunday afternoon of ents. Miss Betty Johnson who passed away Tompkins is employed as a waitress at the Portland Air Base. at Portland Wednesday. All NEW Mrs. Richard Chrisinger was able THRILLS / to leave the Hermiston hospital May For the wages of sin is 7th.Mrs. Mabel Walker and daughter Engagement Rings Men’s and Ladies’ Watches death ; but the gift of God I Beverly were Mother’s Day visitors here from Arlington. They visited Men’s and Ladies’ Rings — Wedding Rings is eternal life through Je at the home of Mrs. Anna Connor. Bracelets — Jewelry — Movie Cameras Mrs. I. Couch is a patient in the sus Christ our Lord.” Hermiston General hospital. Guitars — Lockets — Billfolds Mrs. B. I. Whitney and daughter, Crosses Novelties HERMISTON Mrs. Barbara Rutherford, left Wed on CHAN nesday for a several days visit in Ar BAPTIST CHURCH Many Other Items Benjamin Franklin and lington and Rufus. Keep ’Em Sailing H. V. McGee, Pastor .E W. Mudge and Isaac Patrick, Wed.-Thurs. May 19-20 J who have been confined to the local hospital due to injuries received in an automobile accident Saturday night, were able to return to their Love was the price homes Wednesday, May 12. of his silence... A handkerchief shower was given in honor of Mrs. Geo. Strohm Wed- dun nesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. O. O. Felthouse. The Strohms are BRIAN DONLEVY 1 WELL EQUIPPED TO planning to leave Hermiston in the ACCOMMODATE AND GIVE near future. Hostesses for the occa Open Evenings YOU THE BEST OF SERVICE sion were Mrs. B. Haneline, Mrs. Jess Prindle, Mrs. H. J. Ott and Mrs. Felt A house. After opening of the gifts, re BILL SHAAR, Prop. Hermiston freshments were served to twenty-six such labor is cared for before attend Mrs. Joe Baczer and baby were dis ladies present. missed from the local hospital May 4. ing summer sesison. In case emer Dr. J. P. Stewart, eyesight special- | gency labor problems should arise on ist of Pendleton, will be at the Her- . the farm home of any youngster at miston Hotel on Wednesday, May 19, I FOK JUNE 1 1U - - the session, he or she will be released between the hours of 1:00 to 5:00 p. immediately to return home, says Sey m. 39-lc mour. The twenty-ninth annual 4-H club R. L. Hardwick, who has been in Club members will be housed this the Hermiston hospital for medical summer school at Oregon State col- treatment, was able to return home lege has finally been definitely ap year in Snell hall and in fraternities proved by all agencies concerned and May 4th. , 9/5. -is scheduled for June 1 to 11. announ- and sororities. The men’s dormitory, The Columbia Grange will meet ces H. c Seymour, state club leader ordinarily used, and Waldo hall are Tuesday evening at the Columbia in the Extension service. The plans being either used by or reserved for SWANSDOWN Cake Flour Grange hall with J. O. Tiffany, in for the session were held up pending the army. Large Package charge of the program which will be final approval from the office of de put on by the men. All visiting fense transportation for the use of Grangers are invited. school buses to transport club .mem- Sgt. W. H. “Bill" Harris wrote an bers to and from the campus in cases CONGRATULATIONS 4 bunches 199 KRISPY CRACKERS 21b. pkg. 32$ RADISHES interesting mother’s day letter to his where trains and regular buses could Fresh Local parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Harris, not handle this traffic. SENIORS which included a poem entitled “The This will be the second club sum- GREEN ONIONS 4 bunches 199 May this be a door to Best Little Mother God Ever Made.” POST TENS pkg. The piece is very well written and can mer session since America entered greater achievements. or KELLOGG’S VARIETY be read at the Herald office- Also in world war II. and more recognition CARROTS 2 bunches cluded in the letter was a V-Mail will be given this year than last to the emergency conditions. Thus, coun Hermiston photograph of a mother. ty extesnion leaders have been instruc RHUBARB 3 bunches Miss Mary Lou Johnson. Mrs. Jean ted that the first duty of 4-H elub RAISIN BRAN 10 oz. pkg. Baptist Church Wilson and daughter “Jinky”, and members who are old enough to help Leladel Warren left Sunday for Ocean GRAPEFRUIT with farm work is to make sure that 6 Ige. size Lake where they will spend a week attending a U S.O. conference in which 4 lbs. OREGON PRUNES Miss Johnson and Mrs. Wilson are (57 GRAPEFRUIT 3 extra Ige. speakers on the program. Mrs. A. H. Cable, member of the Hermiston grade school faculty who 2 pkgs. KRAFT DINNER was taken to St. Anthony's hospital JEL-SERT 6 for in Pendleton last week, is improving 6 Delicious Flavors at latest reports. Stone Stores have just purchased 36,000 pounds Rev. M. B. Ballinger left late Tues of 4-H and F.F.A. show beef at a cost of $6,606.00. day night for North Bend to visit his This high grade beef will be placed on sale at all son David, who is staying with friends POP Washing Pwdr, Ige. pkg. 239 there. Rev. Ballinger will return to Stone Store on Monday, May 17, until the supply is Let POP do the work and mom take it easy Hermiston this week end. He expects exhausted. to receive his call to an army chap lainship in the very near future. The Young Adult class of the Her TANG Salad Dressing, qt. jar miston Methodist church were guests of the Echo group Sunday evening and also attended baccalaureate ser vices at Echo high school. Dr. Silas JUNIOR MATCHES 6 boxes 239 E. Fairham of Portland was the speaker. Going from here were Rev. M. B. Ballinger, John Bensel. Rebec Besides ordering your coal now, please make ev ca and Dorothy Pierson. Donna Kelly, ery effort to reduce the special services required of Marian Ott and Omega Sater. LINIT STARCH 2 12-oz. the retailer. Cooperation in all these matters will be Mrs. J. D. Corliss, Mrs. Clara Thornburg and Mrs. C. A. Power ac- necessary in order that all may be served with the companied Floyd Laird to Pomona in limited facilities at hand. Make this another war ef Pendleton last week. Due to the busy fort. Order your coal now and it will be delivered as season the attendance not soon as possible. Prepare now for next winter! great as usual but the general opin ion expressed was that the Granges are doing a great deal towards the Phone 3781 war effort. The Westland Grange in HERMISTON, OREGON vitation for the Pomona meeting at Westland was accepted. The meeting has been scheduled for September.. OASIS THEATRE A. W. 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