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ì THURSDAY, MAY 27, 1943. THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON. PAGE TWO Pvt. Frank McKenzie, son of Mr. and Mrs. F. C. McKenzie, is now sta tioned at Nashville, Tenn., and seems to be enjoying his work. PYY-Y19191 ", =============================================== Mr. and Mrs. Bus Hansen are the PHONE 2121 parents of a baby girl born Wednes Mrs. Guy Cronk and Mrs. C. R. HERMISTON, OREGON day at the Hermiston General hospi Keys visited in Pendleton Tuesday. Mrs. Ruby Coxen and Mrs. Clara tal. The little tot weighed eight May 28 - 29 Thornburg this week moved to Port pounds and is their second girl. Fri. - Sat. DOUBLE FEATURE Gene Lear, assistant county agent, land where they expect to work. ROY ROGERS Miss Audrey Null and Miss Fran attended a meeting of the extension ces Follett spent from Friday to Sun service on the farm labor problem day visiting friends in Walla Walla. Monday in Arlington. Delegatee were present from all parts of this section. Dr. J. P. Stewart, eye-sight special Darrel Seeliger left Friday morn BOB NOLAN::: ist of Pendleton, will be at the Her ing for his home in Oakland. Calif., VIRGINIA GREY miston Hotel on Wednesday, June 2. after spending a week at the home of 41-lc Hours 1:00 to 5:00 p. m. his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank See- Mrs. Wade Pettitt and infant son of liger of the Westland district. Portland came this week to visit at Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hale have re | the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. ceived word from their son Charles, | H. F. Lindner. that he is still somewhere in the Roy Hale, farmer deluxe who has South Pacific and is enjoying his been experimenting the past few work. He is now rated as a 3rd Class Sun. - Mon. May 30 - 31 | months at his home here, left Sunday Petty Officer. Torpedoman. for Wallowa where he owns a large Mary Perry, now a sophomore at ranch. He plans to spend the great Eastern Oregon College of Education, : er part of the next few months on his was initiated into Alpha Rho Tau, art | ranch. honorary society if E.O.C.E., Satur day, May 22. Staff Sergeant Harold E. Pace and wife, Mrs. C. H. Nuckolls, Mrs. C. W. AR"es stal Beaty and John Pace and son are vis iting at the home of their parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Pace. F. P. Sargent is still quite ill in the “ So Christ was once Hermiston hospital suffering from shin"," contl pneumonia. His condition was con RAW MILK IN ITS NATURAL STAGE—HAS TO BE CLEAN! offered to bear the sins sidered quite serious earlier in the News Reel'and Superman Cartoon week. of many : and unto them WHEN HOT WEATHER MAKES APPETITES LAG, LET Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Hedwall and day June 1 sons Jerry and Larry spent from Sat DOUBLE FEATURE that look for Him shall MILK INSPIRE YOU TO EASY MEAL PLANNING.................. urday to Wednesday at the home of He appear the second | her parents. Mr and Mrs. E. L. Jack- son. Mr. and Mrs. Hedwall own a time without sin unto grocery store in Aberdeen, Wash. Miss Anita Flynn and Miss Alice salvation. Frosh spent from Friday till the first of the week in Corvallis ' and with CHESTER MORRIS Camp Adair visiting the former's brother, Pvt. Don Flynn who is sta tioned there. HERMISTON HAYDEN Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Harmon an nounce the wedding of their daughter BAPTIST CHURCH THE LONE I Lucille, to Thomas A. Reed of Pay PEHIRIF A ette, Idaho, on May 14. Mr. Reed re H. V. McGee, Pastor turned immediately to San Francisco Wed.-Thurs. June 2-3 with the Navy. Mrs. Reed will be at Pvt. William Howard (Bill) Belt, Texas, to begin his basic training as Mrs. B. I. Whitney has received DOUBLE FEATURE home to her friends after June 2. son of Dr. and Mrs. F. B. Belt, has an infantryman. He has been as RA I.TH It ELL A MY in Mrs. Monroe Gaskill (Julia Col | word from her sou. Master Technical arrived at the Infantry Replacement signed to a battalion stressing heavy pitts) came Tuesday to visit for sev i Sergeant Stanley R. Wessell, that he Training Center at Camp Wolters. weapons. eral weeks at the home of her mother, | recently spent a furlough in Palestine. Mrs. Nora Colpitts. Mrs. Gaskill’s I He was accompanied on the trip by husband, who is employed in the lack Gaskell of Echo. The boys are shipyards at San Francisco, is ex- experiencing many thrills while on GRACE WILLIAM | duty with the armed forces. pected next week. WELL EQUIPPED TO C adet George Eugene Rugg, son of Justice of the Peace E P. Dodd of- ACCOMMODATE AND GIVE ficiated at the marriage of Miss Lois Mr- and Mrs. A. E. Rugg, has com- YOU THE BEST OF SERVICE Barton and Jack Minkelr at the Dodd pleted the initial step in his training home Sunday. Present were Mr. and'as a Naval Aviation Cadet at the PHONE 804 or WRITE the Mrs. Max Moore. Mr. and Mrs. Mink Navy Pre-Flight School at Del Monte. BILL SHAAR, Prop. Hermiston ler are both employed at the Umatilla He now faces three months of prima ry flight instruction and then three Ordnance Depot. months of advanced training, before Walla Walla, Wash. 808 North 8th St. winning his wings in the Navy’s air service. BASIS THEATRE Í locals SPECIAL! Retail Prices of Cream Dropped MADAMESRY “eta sowar—vnYOS From Half Pints Pints Quarts oso" 204 35C 18c 30C 45C Drink Lots of Raw Milk Hermiston Dairy Phone 3600 “We Welcome You To Inspect Cur New Dairy” THE GREAT IMPERSONATION I BENDIX* BRADLEY Hermiston Barber Shop For Electrolux Parts and Service f-BUMKLÏH Electrolux Corporation CLOSED MONDAY -MAY 31 - MEMORIAL DAY RIPE OLIVES Pint Jar 21c 2 for 35c Lynden TWISTIE NOODLES 16 oz • jar 16c 6 Pkgs. 35c JEL-SERT Delicious Gelatin Dessert in 6 flavors PAPER NAPKINS 80 Count pkg- 10c GRAHAM CRACKERS 2 lbs. 33 C-H-B Quart jar 29. DILL PICKIES HI-HO Butter Crackers 1 lb. box 21c Van Camps TENDERON! Cooks in 7 minutes. Lynden Minced 4 oz. jar CHICKEN Hot or Cold PAPER (UPS PEANUT BUTTER 3 pkgs. 19c 39c FRESH PRODUCE 2 Pkgs. 19c Reliance TANG 2lb box 32c CRACKERS Sunshine Cut-R-Wax PAPER ’125 ft. rolls Krispy 1 lb. jar 35c Quart jar 41c Salad Dressing LETTUCE 3 Ige. crisp heads 25c 3 bu. 10c RADISHES Local ONIONS Green GRAPEFRUIT 3 bu. 20c 6 for 25c Hermiston Food Store Your Certified Independent Phone 3781 HERMISTON, OREGON Grocer Memorial Day will be celebrated this year on Monday Celebrate in Her miston with friends You can always find them at Sammy and Johnny's place POPPY DAYS—when we all say, “Lest we forget”—Friday and Saturday, May 28 and 29, when the Buddies of the “war to end wars” re mind us that this is still our purpose—an ideal of the American people. Even though their hope has been shattered by another war, they live on —hoping that a new generation of soldiers may accomplish that for which they also fought in that first world war. Hale’s Confectionery & Sport Goods $ $
