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PAGE TWO OASIS THEATRE PHONE 2121 HERMISTON, OREGON Oct. 22-23 Fri.-Sat. DOUBLE FEATURE ROY - trigger Oct. 24-25 Sun.-Mon. DOUBLE FEATURE MARY LEE in 'NOBODY'S DARLING' Helen Parrieh • Dick Purcell in 'X MARKS THE SPOT' October 26 Whats Buzzin. Cousin? starring II JOHN MOER- ROCHESTER- HUBBARD w FREDDY MARTIN - BAND COLUMBIA PICTURE Oct. 27-28 Wed.-Thurs. TEykE OW TWE MARCA Norte ILL sropne," with RALPH RICHARDSON Mrs. James Todd, who has been Announcement is being made of the confined to her home for over five marriage of Miss Ella West, daughter weeks due to illness, is slowly im- of Mrs. H. West, Santa Rosa, Calif., proving. Mrs. Todd is an employee at and Harold Scott, U. S- Navy, Sea- man First Class, and son of Mr. and Saylor’s store. Mr. Mathews, a brakeman on the Mrs. C. Scott of Hermiston. The rites Otto Stein of Portland spent several days last week at the A. C. Swarner Streamliner from Portland to Pendle- were performed Monday in Pendleton. ton, was a house guest last week of Mr. Scott was home on a furlough. He home. Mr. is a graduate of Stanfield schools and Mr. and Mrs- Jess Connor are | Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Payne. - I also attended school in Hermiston. spending this week on business in Mathews and Mr. Payne are boyhood The couple left Wednesday morning school friends. Portland. for San Francisco where they will Miss Neva Pilon returned home Miss Mary Lou Johnson, Mrs. Jean make their home. Monday from Toppenish, Wash., Wilson and daughter Jinky were bus iness visitors in Pendleton Wednesday where she visited for several weeks COONEY-BA U MEIST ER with her mother, Mrs. DeMande. Miss At a service read Thursday, Octo afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Jeppe and small Pilon is employed at Burnham & ber 7, in Chapel No. 4, Camp Adair, Miss Beth Cooney, daughter of Mr. daughter arrived Saturday from San Burnham. Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Rohrman were and Mrs. Emmett Cooney of Hermis Francisco to visit her parents, Mr. hosts to a few guests Saturday even ton, made her vows with Lt. Theodore and Mrs. C. A. Paul. ing. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Har A. Baumeister Jr., son of Col. and Mrs. Arnold Weber is at Soap Lake vey Payne, Mr. and Mrs. Leander undergoing treatment for rheumatic Quiring, Mr. Mathews of Portland Mrs. Theodore A. Baumeister of Cor vallis. Colorful autumn flowers were fever. Her condition has not improved and Mr. and Mrs. Al Quiring. arranged at the Chapel Altar and or satisfactorily to date. Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Swarner of gan music was played while a camp For Ed. V. Price made-to-measure Fairbanks, Alaska, are announcing chaplain officiated at the ceremony. suits for men and women, see Ernest Mrs. Baumeister is a registered the birth of a son on October 7. The Ghormley at Saylor’s Clothing Store, little fellow is a grandson of Mr. and nurse in Oregon and a Lieutenant in Hermiston. All wool fabrics. Satis Mrs. A. C. Swarner. Mrs. Monroe the army nurse corps. Lt. Baumeis faction guaranteed. 10-3p Swarner is the former Miss Maxine ter is a graduate of the University of Mrs. J. V. Villermoure arrived Faust of Hermiston. Washington and a member of the home Saturday from a week’s visit The American Legion Auxiliary Scabbard and Blade and of Pan with her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. E. will sponsor a rummage sale at the Xenia. He is assigned to the 41st A. Hoosier in Pendleton. Umatilla Cooperative Creamery build Tank Battalion, 11th Armored Divi Mrs. Romar Stein of Cambridge, ing (formerly occupied by the Her sion, and is stationed in Texas. Mass., is visiting at the home of her miston Mercantile Cooperative) every parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Swarner. Saturday commencing October 23. GARLAND-EMERT She came Monday and expects to visit Miss Ada Garland, daughter of Mr. 10-3p for several weeks. Pvt. Carl Shaw, son of Mr. and and Mrs. J. B. Garland of Shady Val Mr. and Mrs. Paul Van Patten and Mrs. Guy Shaw, came Sunday from ley, Tenn., became the bride of Lt. A. baby daughter Ilene returned last Camp Mackall. North Carolina, to C. Emert, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. week from a ten day vacation trip to spend a 15-day furlough. His grand-1 Emert of Hermiston, on October 5, in New Bridge, Ore., to visit his par- mother, Mrs. Casha Shaw of near Cheyenne, Wyo., at the home of Rev. ents. Paul enjoyed quite a bit of fish- Heppner, is also visiting at the Guy Chas. E. Hannan. ing while there. Mrs. Emert is a graduate of the Shaw home. Richard “Bud” Rugg, seaman sec University of Tennessee and is a for- ond class, U. S. Navy, came Wednes- mer Home Demonstration agent of day night to spend a 15-day fur- Sevier county, Tenn. Lt. Lt. Emert Emert at at- lough with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. tended the University of Tennessee A. E. Rugg. While here Bud will wit- before entering the army as a cadet ness two football games, a sport in in the air corps. Lt. and Mrs. Emert which he excelled during his high will make their home in Scottsbluff, “And Thomas answer- Neb., where he is now stationed. school days. Mrs. W. A. Emert and daughter ed and said unto him, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Parsons are th Patty spent a week visiting Lt. and parents of a baby boy born last Thurs My Lord and my God. day in St. Anthony’s hospital in Pen Mrs. A. C. Emert while the former Jesus saith unto him, dleton. The little fellow weighed sev- was on his furlough recently. Mrs. pounds, eight ounces and has been Emert and daughter returned home Thomas, because thou en named James Maurice. Mr. Parsons J Wednesday morning. hast seen me, thou hast is a meat cutter at the Umatilla Co- HERMISTON BAPTIST CHVRCH operative Creamery and James Mau H. V. McGee. Pnxtor believed : blessed are rice is their second child. Roy L. Brown, business man evan Mrs. Lee Weber left today for Sam gehst, they that have not seen, Houston, will open his services Tuesday San Antonia, Texas, where night. she will visit her husband who is sta and yet have believed.” Church School, 10:00 a. m. tioned there with the Red Cross. The Morning worship, 11:00 o’clock. latter had planned to visit Hermiston Baptist Youth Fellowship at 7 p.m. but his furlough was curtailed con Evening worship at 8:00 p. m. siderably. Mr. Weber has been ath HERMISTON The Call to Worship, Thursday letic coach at Hermiston high school evening, 8:00 p. m. BAPTIST CHURCH for the past two years and enlisted with the Red Cross this summer. He H. V. McGee, Pastor expects an oversea assignment very soon. $ ? $ SYL-DEX 23 oz. • pkg- 25C E MATCHES Magic Valley 1 lb. jar 22C TOMATO JUICE Breakfast Wheat MJ.B. COFFEE Kitchenaid 3 rolls PAPER TOWELS 29c Staley's Cream 2 for Softasilk pkg- 12c Pheasant Cream Style GOLDEN SWT. CORN, No. 2’s 14c 44 oz. pkg. CAKE FLOUR BEANS 2 No. 303 With Noodles Signet Bartlett 2 cans 25c s No. 1 tall jars 22( I : PEARS Signet Cling PEACHES Sliced S 8 No. 1 tall jar* 19c IVORY SOAP Hermiston, Oregon a UMATILLA HAS P.T. COUNCIL treasurer. The council has affiliated with the state and national Parent-Teachers association. A P. T. council has been organized at Umatilla with 72 paid up members. The group will meet every second and fourth Tuesday of each month at the Umatilla high school gym. Officers elected were: Mrs. Vesta Ellis, presi dent; Mrs. Dolly Huson, first vice president; Mrs. Lennä Byrnes, second vice president; Mrs. Alice R. Nugent, secretary, and Mrs. Flora Magnussen, CENTRAL CHVRCH OF CHRIST C. Warner, Poetar The sermon topic for Sunday morn ing will be “The Supreme Need of the Church.” Melba Palmer, a missionary to Ti bet, will speak at the evening service and also show pictures of the work in her mission field. The Beauty^Nook Now Open COMPLETELY REDECORATED Operators:— Lonnie Pohrman Naomi Brownell Blanche Attebury Shop Hours: 9 to 6 Saturday 9 to 5 Phone 3242 — Hermiston Auction Sale AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA SADDLE HORSES 15 Head Some Saddles Saturday, Oct. 23 2:00 O'clock 21c 20r $ 4 cans 1 9c SUNBRITE CLEANSER %2 gal. 23c Hermiston Food Store Your Certified Independent Phone 3781 HERMISTON, OREGON SAYLOR’S 6 oz. pkg. 3 medium bars 2 NU BORA BLEACH BUY LOTS OF WAR BONDS, TOO! HORSES: Some Thorobreds - Few Registered. Some Cow Ponies - All Broken and Gentle. Lynden's CHICKEN SOUP Wool Sox, Wool Sweaters : ’ Wool Shirts & Lined Gloves 12c Schilling’s BAKING POWDER 27c 8 $ No. 2%2 can 3 Wadham's cans 25c :, 19c Buy Your Wool" Underwear Lot at Rear of Hale’s Confectionery SHORTENING No. 2 can 23c $ 9c $ IU 69 Cream White PUMPKIN Pheasant Cut Green No. 300 can CORN STARCH NBC PEAS 6 box carton $ SHREDDED WHEAT Wadham’s Sweet Dimple 4 LOCALS SPECIAL IFOO S THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1943. THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON Grocer I Further Information at Hale’s R. C. PETERS PETE BERG ° Auctioneer Clerk
