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OASIS THEATRE PHONE 2121 • HERMISTON, OREGON June 4-5 Fri. - Sat. DOUBLE FEATURE APACHE TRAIL LLOYD NOLAN". DONNA REED WILLIAM LUNDIGAN ANN AYARS CAROL BRUCE THE in; BROTNEL. osi FORAN GRACE MDONALD JOHNNY DOWNS WILLIAM DEMAREST . SONNY DUNHAM and ws OBCNESILA Sun.-Mon i June 6-7 DOUBLE FEATURE Edgar Kennedy in The Crime Smasher , TTHURSDAY, JUNE 3, 1943. THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON. PAGE TWO Frank Albertson in SILENT WITNESS day June 8 DOUBLE FEATURE A New Shipment! The condition of I. J. Couch is Mr. and Mrs. L. M. White return- greatly improved at the Hermiston | ed Friday from a 10-day trip to Port- General hospital. land, Salem and Silverton. Mr. White W. J. Warner, Hermiston attorney, 1 was on a ten-day vacation from the was a business visitor in Pendleton telegraph office at Umatilla. | Mrs. M. L. Watson was hostess at Mrs. Clark Paul Jr. and children Tuesday. Mrs. James Scott was taken to the an all-day meeting of the W.S.C.S. of Baker visited last week at the Hermiston hospital this week for med at her home recently with a luncheon, Clark Paul home. served to 25. Assisting her were Mrs. N. J. VanSkike, proprietor of the ical care. Mrs. Melvin Bowers has been re Chas. Shown and Mrs. Jess Prindle. “Vigorbilt” Hatchery, was taken to Capt. Herbert K. Iverson, in charge the Hermiston hospital this week suf leased from the Hermiston hospital of the Army Engineers at the Uma fering from an attack of pneumonia. and is feeling much better. J. C. Ballenger of Portland spent tilla Ordnance Depot, spent the week Wednesday in Hermiston on business. end at Mountain Home where he was Mr. Ballenger owns some property a guest of Major Alexander, former ly of the U.O.D. here. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Taylor and Mrs. Neil Boynton and son Paul, children of Portland were guests of who have been visiting her parents For the Lord him- her mother. Mrs. Laura Mortimer M t . and Mrs. C. A. Paul for two this week. weeks, left Wednesday evening for shall descend Mr. and Mrs. O. O. Woods are the her home in Seattle. parents of a baby girl, Roberta Fay, Mr. and Mrs. Vern Burrell, Billy from heaven with a born recently at the Hermiston Gen and Miss Mary Nudo returned Sun eral hospital. shout, with the voice day after spending the past ten days H. A. Wilson, who has been quite ill visiting friends and relatives in Port of the archangel, and during the past few weeks, is some land. what improved but still quite weak Mr. and Mrs. Gene Gray-and daugh with the trump of from the experience. ter of Sunnyside, Wash., visited sev Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Ragsdale are eral days last week at the home of her God : and the dead in parents of a baby girl. She has been parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Harris. named Barbara Ann and weighed 6 Mrs. Gray is the former Miss Mary Christ shall rise first.” pounds, four ouncès. Harris. - Mr. and Mrs- Paul Van Patten and Lester “ Spike ” Wilcox, who was in Mr. and Mrs. Dayton Harris and son Micheal motored to Pendleton Satur jured recently when a car on which HERMISTON he was working fell on him. has day evening. greatly improved. He .... received sev- Mr. and Mrs. Guy Shaw spent Sun- , BAPTIST CHURCH day in Heppner visiting at the home | eral broken bones and other bruises, of Mr. Shaw’s mother, Mrs. Casha ; being lucky to escape more serious in- H. V. McGee, Pastor Shaw. jury. — Dean D. Monson, son of Mr. and Corporal Glen Elwood, who is sta- Mrs. Cliff Monson of Hermiston, re- tioned at Jackson. Miss., is spending ported this week at Farragut, the | a short furlough here with his par- second largest U. S. Naval Training ents. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Elwood. Cpl. Station, fir his recruit training. Elwood is connected with the ordnance Mr. and Mrs. George Strohm. who department. He expects to leave have spent the past several weeks Saturday. visiting in Seattle. Portland and oth Mrs. Guy Jeppe and daughter re er points, returned to Hermiston Wed turned to their home in San Fran WELL EQUIPPED TO cisco after spending two weeks here nesday. ACCOMMODATE AND GIVE visiting at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walt Pearson and YOU THE BEST OF SERVICE Sally, accompanied by her parents Mr and Mrs. C. A. Paul. Miss Dora Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Bensel. went to Lee Paul returned to San Francisco with them. BILL SHAAR, Prop. Hermiston Corvallis last week to visit several days with Kenneth Bensel who will Mrs. Arnold Webber and Miss Lil- lian Waldon arrived Friday from Ne- ▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼ leave soon for the service. braska where Mrs. Webber had been visiting her parents for three weeks. Mrs. Waldon came to spend a month with her sister and brother-in-law, | Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Webber. Mrs. Gene Lear was hostess at tea Friday afternoon at her home in hon or of Mrs. Neil Boynston who is vis iting here. Present were Mrs. M. L. | Hours: 9:00 to 6:00 Watson, Mrs. O. O. Felthouse, Mrs. A. R. Boulware. Mrs. Eric Taplin, Evening Appointments Tuesday and Thursday Mrs. Al Quiring, Mrs. R. L. Woolley, Experienced Operators: Bonnie Pohrman and j Mrs. Boynton and Mrs. Lear. and Pat Lynch Mrs. Myrtie Withal of Salem was Hermiston Phone 3242 an overnight guest at the home of E-J-Aee-eci Mrs. Clara Bloom Tuesday evening. Mrs. W hithal made her home in Her miston several months last summer. She was en route to Spokane where she will be employed at an aluminum | factory. W illiam Dale Carson, son of Mrs. | Anna E. Carson of Hermiston, has recently graduated from the Engineer Officers Candidate School at Fort Belvoir, Virginia, and is now a second lieutenant in the Corps of Engineers. He attended Hermiston high school ! and now resides with his wife at Fort Penn.. Delà. He entered the army on May 15. 1937. LOCALS odstlala" roti ye wT pre with Thunder the Wonder Horse Wed.-Thurs. 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Sodas or Grahams i The Beauty Nook B E styvä LUES Makes dirt vanish ‘Ceg WATCHES Meath Brooklyn Bridge | Y 91 ■' $ Wiar— w B ulova Hermiston Barber Shop KING* A Stanfons balite saiea Two 2-lb. pkgs. . 15« Raisins 299 4 lb. pkg. 499 Hermiston Food Store Your Certified Independent Phone 3781 HERMISTON, OREGON Grocer Protect Your Buildings by Painting A good coat of FULLER PAINT will last for years. It is good business to protect your buildings from the weather. It not only improves the appearance of your prop erty but will make it last longer. See us to- day for good paint. USE FULLER’S. Use Fuller Paints - THEY LAST! COLUMBIA NEWS Bv Mra. Rob Woodwarti New benches -recently completed at the Townsend club hall have increased the seating capacity and are a much needed improvement. The hall has been rented to Bert Michel and the Townsend club will appreciate the public’s full cooperation with him as with the club in the past. Mrs. Joe Udey reports that during the past week she made up thirty- seven Memorial day bouquets from her flower gardens. A number of the bouquets were treated and mailed out to other cities. Mr. and Mrs. Will Van Winkle of Lexington visited here last Friday at I the home of her sister, Mrs. R. B. Wilcox. i • Callers during the past week at the Walter Maffei home have been Mr. and Mrs. Wiley McDonald. Mr. and I Mrs. Harley Dutton. Arvard Ander- son. Fred Hennigan and Everett I W atkins. all of W asco, who came to i purchase chicks. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Parsons and ' Glenda spent the week end at Boyd, 1 near The Dalles. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Epperson made a business trip to Pendleton on Tuesday. Lester Wilcox was able to return home Thursday of last week from the ! hospital. Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Feldman of Wasco were here during the week end to visit their daughters, Mrs. Walter I Maffei and Mrs. William Hewliss. [ Mrs. Hewliss returned to her home in Portland Monday after spending sev eral days here at the Maffei home. During the coming week end Mr. and Mrs. Harold White of Wasco will be house guests at the Maffei home Mrs. C. B. Hearing of Wasco was here last wek to visit her mother and sister. Mrs. Florence Sink, and Mrs. I Joe Udey. Tum-A-Lum Lbr. Co Prepare Now for School Next Fall! $ I Now is the time to think of your child’s eyes—not wait until school gets underway this fall. Let us give your child a thorough examination—it is good insurance. We are equipped to give the best service available. Let us help you with your problems. Strain Optical Co J 225 So. Main St. A Pendleton, o Oregon - wn. ...
