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PAGE TWO THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 9, 1943 THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON. Mrs. Thomas White and two sons Miss Joyce McCulley, whi is em- of Los Angeles is visiting in Hermis- ployed as personnel head at the Moun- ton with her brother-in-law, Roy | tain View, Idaho, project, came last White. Thursday to visit for several days Mrs. Clara B. Drew has purchased here and in Portland. Miss McCulley Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pearson spent a home in the Cox Addition from Mr. was formerly employed at the Uma- the Labor Day week end with friends and Mrs. Frank Pierson. Mrs. Drew | tilla Ordnance Depit and prior to that i formerly resided in Stanfield. Her on the Hermiston Herald. in Portland. Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Nation returned | Roy Alexander of Pendleton was a husband is in the armed forces. A. M. Thrasher, manager of the Thursday from a two week’s vacation I business visitor in Hermiston Wed Pacific Power & Light Co. office trip which took them to Portland. Van- nesday. here, left last week for a several days couver, Ellensburg, Seattle and other Glenn Willson McCracken, husband We Still Have Plenty of Roll Roofing on Hand of Evelyn E. McCracken of Stanfield, i vacation trip to the home of his moth- places. They also spent one day at | Milwaukie visiting the Vane Gur- is now in training at the Naval Train er in Palo Alto. Calif. Roy White received word Thursday danes and at Yakima where they visit- ing Station at Farragut, Idaho. Mrs. Elbert Moore is working sev that he had been made a Grandpa by ed their son, Pvt. Bill Nation. A partial family reunion is being eral hours each day at the Umatilla the birth of a baby girl, Janet Susan, enjoyed this week at the F. J. Estle to Mr. and Mrs- Clyde Shorter of Pa Cooperative Creamery. She was for sadena, Calif. Mrs. Shorter is Mr. home near Hermiston. Home for a Stanfield, Ore. Wm. H. Sabin, Mgr. merly employed there regularly. visit are Mr. and Mrs. Jack Estle and Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Arrowsmith of White’s youngest daughter. Miss Wanda Dunning spent Satur- family of LaGrande, and Robert Es- Seattle came Wednesday for a short visit at the home of her father, Mr day in The Dalles and Wishram, Wn., | tle and Leslie Estle. both home on visiting relatives. Miss Dunning is furlough from the U. S. Navy. Sev- asked to write Miss Thomas at Box and Mrs. B. I. Whitney. 81 September 2 55 Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Eliott of near employed at the Behrman jewelry eral other members of the Estle fam 573, Hermiston. When a sufficient 85 41 September 3 ily who reside here are also making Calgary, Alberta, Canada, nephew of store. 51 83 September 4 number are registered a meeting will periodic trips to the Estle farm to Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Villermoure are Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Villermoure mo 45 84 September 5 be held to decide which two nights of visiting several days at the Viller tored to Pendleton Sunday where Mrs. take part in festivities. 92 6 43 September the week are most suited. Richard Wallace Rugg, son of Mr. moure home and other relatives. Villermoure was the honored guest at 47 92 September 7 and Mrs. A. E. Rugg, and Clemit a birthday dinner given by her daugh CARD OF THANKS Brock, son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel ter, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Hoosier. We wish to thank our friends and Brock. have arrived at Farragut, CAN VITAMINS CHANGE Raymond W. Christianson, 24. son Idaho, for training with the U. S. neighbors for the acts of kindness and of Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Christianson, Navy. The boys will be trained in sympathy shown during the recent Stanfield, recently graduated from the newest methods of naval warfare, death of Earl E. Shaw. We especial Naval Training School for diesel- Ruad the amazing oxpfianca of ly wish to thank those who assisted at For what is a man the men at Iowa State College. Ames as well as an opportunity to qualify the funeral and those who presented gray-hairad paopla in Calcium ‘ ’ i for additional training in some spec Iowa. advantaged, if he gain Pantothenate tests sponsored by ialty in one of the Navy’s many ser- floral offerings. Mrs. Paul Van Patten and baby Mrs. Earl E. Shaw, and family, a leading housekeeping magazine. the whole world, and daughter, vice schools. Ilene Kaye, returned Wed Mrs. Adeline Shaw, his mother. According to this report: lose himself or be cast nesday to their home from the Her Columbia, HEC To Meet Other Brothers and Sisters. Age—did not seem to affect results. The earliest miston General hospital. Mrs. Van response occurred in a 50 year old ; the latest in away? For whosoever The Home Economics club of the a 23 year old. Patten was formerly employed at Columbia grange will meet Friday. Calar—began to appear near the raota of the shall be shamed of me Brierley’s Variety Store. hair. The color may not appear all over the September 10, at the home of Mrs. bead at the same time. Symmetrical areas, per- Aviation Cadet Phill Gerald Emert, Inez Conrad. The date was errone haps on the temples or the back of the head, and of my words, of him may show traces of color first, after which the son of Mr. and Mrs. William A. ously reported last week as September color will spread to other parts of the bead. shall the Son of man be Emert of Hermiston, was recently Time—varied from 1 month to 6 months. 3. An interesting time is being plan- Results— 88 % of those tested had positive evi- The past week has brought out ashamed when he shall commissioned a Second Lieutenant in ned for the members and all are urged some dence of a return of some hair color. more ideal weather—a combina- • Now thousands use GRAYVITA, which con- Army Air Forces at Turner Field, to be present. tains 10 mgm. of Calcium Pantothenate (the come in his own glory, the tion of summer and fall temperature. same amount used in testa above) PLUS 450 Albany, Georgia. U^P. units of Bi, the vitamin necessary to Gardens are producing fine yields this and in his Father’s and Mr. and Mrs. Larry E. Sollars are healthy nerves. Try GRAYVITA. See what • Miss Lynch Returns Home year greatly due to ideal climatic con difference it may make in the way you look. 30 announcing the birth of a baby boy day supply. $1.50, 100 day supply, $4.00. Miss Lavina May Lynch, teacher in ditions. of the holy angels.” Phone, write Monday at the Hermiston General Hermiston High School, returned to The report for the week follows: hospital. The little fellow weighed Hermiston this week following a Date Max. Min. MOORE & RIPLEY DRUG STORE HERMISTON eight pounds and has been named | month’s visit to her former home in September 1 ............... 82 48 Hermiston, Oregon Rodney Lea. | Keyser, West Virginia. While there BAPTIST CHURCH Miss Kav Joyce Ritchie began work she visited with relatives and friends- H. V. McGee, Pastor Tuesday morning at the Behrman I Jewelry store. Miss Ritchie attended the Cornish School of Dramatic Arts me w» ------- and the Laura Whitmire Studio in A %, z E OF Ä EKED Seattle during the past year and was 76 GASOLINE TRITON MOTOR OIL also employed in a jewelry store while Announcement is being made by there. Miss Ritchie is a daughter of Miss Helen Thomas that adult classes GIF INSECT AND LIVESTOCK SPRAY Mrs. Anna L. Ritchie of Hermiston. in shorthand and typing will again be LUBRICANTS Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Villermoure re offered this winter. Classes are held ceived word that Mr. and Mrs. Wil at the high school two nights each Paint Thinners Pressure Appliance Fuels kinson of Cranford, Alberta, Canada, week with Miss Thomas as instructor. announce the birth of a baby girl Only slight overhead charges are Geo. Harkenrider, Consignee Marjory Elizabeth, born August 29. made for participation. The little Miss is the great grand- Anyone interested in taking part is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Vil lermoure and Mrs. Wilkinson will be AT IGLOO INN remembered as Dorothy Rumpel of Stanfield. BASIS THEATRE LOCALS PHONE 2121 HERMISTON, OREGON Fri. - Sat. Sept. 10-11 The Forest Rangers In Technicolor with FRED MAC MURRAY PAULETTE GODDARD News Reel and Comedy s BUD . ABBOTT- : LOU * 2 d COSTELLO I GINNY SIMMS GRAY HAIR? PATRIC KNOWLES ELYSE KNOX JOHNNY LONG and Hit Orchestra SO-SKATING 11AUTIO-50 NEWS REEL CARTOON and MUSICAL September 14 day DOUBLE FEATURE FALL WEATHER PREVAILS HERE oney” O’KEEFE Lloyd Corrigan in THE MANTRAP Wed.-Thur«. Get Orders In At Once GAMBLE STORES Sept. 12 - 13 Sun. - Mon. Brick Siding Now In! Sept. 15-16 DOUBLE FEATURE ADULT CLASSES iyldcat «TA*««« RICHARD ARLEN- ARUINE JUDGE Union Oil Company e Your Shoes and Hats Blocked Howard Clark Thank You is, 1 1590 1/s ah ‘a • I I wish to take this means of thanking the people of this vicinity for the cooperation shown in recent weeks in making donations towards the purchase of six soldier chests for our boys in the armed forces. It again proves that this community is backing the efforts of the men at the fronts. Efforts of this type will help greatly in making the hardships of our boys a little more bearable. As director of the Victory Service League, I want to thank the Rotary club for sponsoring the drive— also all who so generously donated to the cause. FDR Curtail spending. Put your savings into war bonds every payday. SAME COLUMBIA KRAUT No. 212 cans 159 CREAM WHITE SHORTENING 3 lbs. 694 SWEETHEART TOILET SOAP 3 bars 218 $ IVORY SOAP 3 med. bars 20c $ MATCHES 6 box carton 239 ARM & HAMMER SODA 3 pkgs. 259 LESLIE SALT SUGAR 10 lb. bag 279 10 lb. bag 699 RELIANCE CRANBERRY SAUCE 16 oz. can 182 $ Another great job now lies ahead of us—the Third War Loan Drive. We must—and will—buy more bonds to en able our government furnish war supplies to the fighting- front. Let’s all be boosters! VAN CAMP’S TENDERONI i* - 6 oz. pkg. 8e POP WASHING POWDER 24 oz. pkg. 259 K.C. BAKING POWDER Chas. Hodge 25 oz. jar 238 HERSHEY’S COCOA $ 12 lb. pkg. 1 20 BACK UP YOUR BOY DEL MONTE PUMPKIN No. 212 can 120 SWANSDOWN CAKE FLOUR Large pkg. 260 DERBY BARBECUE SAUCE RELIANCE COFFEE DURKEE’S Famous MEAT SAUCE • Buy an Atlditional Bond Today ‘ 5 oz. bottle 10 $ 10 oz. jar 30. GRAPENUT FLAKES 2 7-oz. pkgs. 198 ASPARAGUS SPEARS Walla Walla S No. 300 cans 2 4-oz. cans 25 PEARS, PEACHES,"TOMATOES & PRUNES FOR CANNING! Hermiston Food Store Ynagsendehif“ Phone 3781 HERMISTON, OREGON FUHR IOAN DRIVE _ FOR /N VASi ON LIBBY’S VIENNA SAUSAGE Grocer Now in Progress Buy More War Bonds! ____ ’ ! a -i -A , . ». 74 e ’ -- r. • Ken -for * pr iTbuni od. «A vit Fefr amor t .IG to psellev t
