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OASIS THEATRE LOCALS July 2-3 Fri.-Sat. Double feature Miss Virginia Fouts was a Pendle ton visitor Monday. Mr. and Mrs. L. M. White spent Tuesday in Pendleton on business. Mrs. Virgil Hatfield of Portland visited over the week end at the Sher man Wells home. Yellow Transparent apples can be bought at Rohrman’s orchard, south of Cabin City. Phone 3451. 46-lc Mrs. F. P. Harwood of Omaha. Neb., arrived Thursday to visit Mr. and Mrs. Charles Taylor. Mrs. Har wood is a sister of Ross Newport. Mrs. Doris Panages of the Colum bia district was taken to the Hermis ton General hospital Monday after- noon suffering from pneumonia. Mrs. Cora Phoenix, who is em- ployed at the Umatilla Ordnance De- pot, spent last week in Seattle and Tacoma. WARNING: DONT TALK TILL YOU SEE NEXT or KIN THEN YOU WONT TALK! JULY 4-5 SUN. MON. Funniest Picture Ever Model k(C C+ p RED WHISTLINGin DIXIE Be strong in the Lord, and in the power of His might .... For we wrestle not again st flesh and blood, but against principal ities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this world, against spirit ual wickedness in the high places.” with ANN RUTHERFORD • GEORGE BANCROFT GUY KIBBEE . DIANA LEWIS • PETER WHITNEY Pop. Science. Newsreel & Cartoon TUESDAY JULY 6 Double Feature YOU'LL HAVE RHYTHM, ROMANCE, FUN wh" wih Ui* AALKEWBURc A COLUMBIA PICTURE ACTION RULES THE PLAINS! CHARLES PLANS CHANGED H. V. McGee, Pastor , The F/DHT IMG • BU CK ARO O JULY 7-8 WED.-THURS. Hermiston Barber Shop M-G-M’s RENIGHT WELL EQUIPPED TO ACCOMMODATE AND GIVE YOU THE BEST OF SERVICE I I , « w.... o.. I ARNOLD Ann HARDING ARD Musical Comedy FRIDAY m Tommy Tucker Time Two for the Money BILL SHAAR, Prop. Miss Anne Sommerer, who is em- ry and beef cattle. He raises much of ployed at the Behrman Jewelry store, I his own hay. left early Tuesday for a two-weeks Mrs. Egbert Moore returned to | Hermiston Sunday after spending the vacation trip to Spokane, Wash. Gayle Emory of Seattle arrived | past two months in Missoula, Mont., Monday to spend three weeks visiting with her husband who is stationed her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. with the armed forces there. Mrs. ; Sam Moore, who had also been visit-1 Paul Van Patten. Kenneth Henry, manager of Say- ing there, returned at the same time. I Staff Sergeant and Mrs. Bruce D. I lor store. was able to return to work Monday after a five day absence due Giddens returned this week from a to complications following the extrac two weeks visit to Plainview, Texas, | where they visited his parents, Mr. tion of a wisdom tooth. and Mrs. Joe D. Giddens. Sunday he Rev. C. Warner, pastor of the Cen returned to his base at Walla Walla tral Church of Christ, is spending this and Monday Mrs. Giddens and her week at Turner. Oregon, for the an mother, Mrs. J. S. Burnham, went to nual camp meeting of the Christian | Portland on a business trip. churches. Bernie Corpe, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Tiller, son of Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Corpe of Hood River but for Roy Tiller, left Sunday for Indiana merly of Hermiston, was sworn in polis where he will be stationed with last Thursday at Spokane, Wash., for the U. S. Navy. He will attend school service with the armed forces. He has near there for several months. been assigned to Camp Claiborne. La., Mrs. Jean Wilson and daughter and has been listed as a sheet metal “Jinky” left Friday evening for De helper. He spent several days in troit, Iowa, to spend three weeks vis Hermiston during the past week visit iting her parents. Mrs. Wilson is on ing old friends. vacation from her U. Si O. duties. George R. Stracey, International CENTRAL CHURCH OF CHRIST Representative of the Retail Clerks C. Warner. Pastor Union, was a business visitor in Her Rev. C. Warner is attending the an miston Tuesday and Wednesday of nual conference at Turner and will this week. He was a guest of Roy not be present Sunday. Ben Gerking White. will preach both Sunday morning and Auxiliary Della May Williams of evening. The theme for the Sunday the WAAC has been assigned to Sel- morning service will be. “The Greater man Field, Monroe, La., home base of Patriotism.” an air navigation training school. ------------------------------ Miss Williams taught .school in Uma- tilla last year. _ _ Coxswain Harold A. Laird, who is I stationed at Pasco where he works in an office, spent several days here this Original plans for a golf tourna week visiting his father, Floyd Laird. ment for enthusiasts of this sport Harold has been in the navy for 10 have been changed somewhat, accord months and enjoys his duties. ing to C. J. Jackson, golf club presi Mrs. Chas. Wells and son and dent, and Lee Weber of the U.S.O. daughter. Billie and Janice, and Mrs. staff who is in charge of the arrange Laverne Null of Hermiston, and Mrs. ments. Due to the fact that not James Attebury of Parma, Idaho, vis enough score cards were turned in by ited their father. W. C. Davis in The Monday of this week it was thought Dalles last week. Mrs. Wells returned best to extend this requirement one Ito Hermiston Monday. week. Anyone wishing to enter the Roy C. Hale. Hermiston’s gentle tourney is asked to turn in score man farmer, returned Sunday from a cards for at least 18 holes not later several day stay at his ranch near than Monday, July 5. Actual play Wallowa. Mr. Hale owns a 150-acre will get underway probably Sunday, bottom-land ranch, specializing in dai- July 11. It is hoped that a large number will take advantage of tournament play. Several prizes of bonds will be offered as well as other awards. | GOLF TOURNEY HERMISTON BAPTIST CHURCH STARRETT ond RIPE OLIVÉS Pint Jar 22c 16 oz can 21c RELIANCE (15 points) FRUIT COCKTAIL NALLEY’S Howard Clark Hermiston AT IGLOO INN 4 • _ Hi 3 SWEET RELISH 12 oz. jar 1 7e PAPER NAPKINS 80 count 10: PICNIC PLATES 16 oz. jar TWISTEE NOODLE DINNER LYNDEN - 16 oz. jar EGG NOODLES & Boned Turk. 2 pkgs. 17 MINCED CHICKEN 2 pkgs. 19r SARDINES HOT or COLD CUPS Shop Enough for the Double Holi day CLOSED JULY 4th * 5th! LYNDEN - LYNDEN 4 oz. jar 17c $ 29r 39: 5 oz. can Lightly smoked, in tomato sauce or mustard KLEENEX 440 count 2 5 ( SALAD DRESSING Quart 29r PREFERRED 2 lb. box SODA WAFERS DIAMOND WAX PAPER Two 125-ft. rolls SCHOOL BOY RELIANCE COFFEE 1 lb. jar 33 NEW WEST APPLE JUICE Quart bottle JEL-SERT 6 delicious flav. for 25c 35c PEANUT BUTTER Phone 3781 HERMISTON, OREGON 2 lb. jar POST BRAN FLAKES, Two 14-oz. NATION - WIDE NON - ASSESSABLE REASONABLE RATES $20,000.00 Liability - - - 80 % Collision HOSPITAL AND DOCTOR BILLS PAID FOR YOU AND YOUR FRIENDS. Let the State Farm Mutual protect your rights and pav your doctor and repair bills. We also handle Fire and Life Insurance. Ask about our new Tripht Life Policy Co-op SERVICE ART STATION THOMPSON 29: PANCAKE FLOUR 3 lb. pkg Your Certified Independent Grocer Ruy Mcre Wer Hermiston Phone 2011 “Remember, essential transporta Stanfield Soldiers Need Furniture tion must move along our highways, The soldiers now stationed at Stan so drive carefully and put victory field are undertaking a search for first on the Fourth!” used and old furniture which they NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING could remodel, paint or touch up for use in their day room. The loss of IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE furniture in the reacreation hall fire STATE OF OREGON FOR last March left the camp with very UMATILLA COUNTY few usable items. If anyone has any kind of furniture which would be In the Matter of the Estate of available for this purpose, they are August Frederick Beisse, Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN asked to call the U.S.O. club, phone , that the undersigned as administra 2821. tor with the will annexed of the es tate of August Frederick Beisse, de ceased. has filed his final account and report in said estate with the Clerk of the County Court of the State of Oregon for Umatilla County and that the Judge thereof has fixed Saturday, the 24th day of July, 1943, at 11:00 FOR YOUR o’clock A. M. as the time, and the rooms of the above entitled Court in the County Court House in Pendleton, Umatilla County, Oregon, as the place for hearing of objections or ex Preferably late models. ceptions to such final account and report and the settlement thereof. Will buy your equity. W. J. WARNER, Administrator with the will annexed of the Estate of August Frederick Beisse, deceased. (June 24-July 22) Used Car Hermiston AutoCo. New Machines Are Hard to Obtain SO WE MUST TAKE CARE OF OUR PRESENT EQUIPMENT • CHECK that air cleaner regularly. • KEEP oil and grease compartments full of good clean lubricant. O BE CAREFUL where you drive. • CHECK air pressure in tires regularly and keep properly inflated. • KEEP rubber tires protected from weather when not in use. • PAINT your machines to protect from rust. Braden-Bell Tractor & Equipment Co Pendleton, Oregon Phone 518 i "NOW / HAVG TIME TO WORK IN THE GARDEN !" i a Herds 35( 6 3t pkg-29( SPERRY Hermiston Food Store Automobile Insurance State Bob Farrell today joined the National Safety Council and other agencies in urging drivers to exercise care to avoid traffic accidents during j the Fourth of July holiday period this year. : "July 4, 1941 found this country celebrating its independence. July 4, 1943 finds this country fighting again to pieserve this independence,” l’ar- rel! declared. "It would be poor business to threa ten the efficient conduct of our fight for freedom by destroying human life and valuable property needlessly.” Holiday travel will of necessity be curtailed to a considerable extent this year, but there will be some local tra vel over the highways of Oregon, Far rell said. It is important hat this travel be accident free because acci dents today may involve military ve- hides, military personnel, or war workers and their vehicles. “Hundreds of essential workers will be traveling to and from their jobs during the Fourth of July holi days as our war plants continue their operations,” the secretary of state said. “Our highways must be kept free of accidents so that this and other form's of essential transporta tion may move uninterruptedly.” Farrell urged drivers to observe the 35 mile wartime speed limit at all times, to observe posted speeds on military reservations, narrow bridg- s, towns and at other points, and to keep alert to existing traffic condi tions. One battit won Jati not win ■ war. V’e’ve got tough or tiinot ahead. or GRAHAMS TABLE QUEEN State Farm Mutual Your Shoes FOTRTI OF JULY CAUTION URGED and, Put victory first on the fou th ! Hats Blocked With that slogan, Secretary of 4 S THURSDAY, JUNE 24, 1943. THE HERMISTON HERALD. 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