THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1943.
THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON. OREGON.
SADIE HAWKINS
DAY ENDS WITH
itants, while trying to decide which
one of the Lil’ Abners they would like
to escort to the dance Friday night.
It was a colorful day and everyone en
joyed themselves immensely.
SCHOOL PARTY
(From The Bulldog)
The Al Capp comic strip really
came to life at the Hermiston Union
High School, with all characters por
trayed. Mammy Yokum, character-
ized by Peggy Sommerer, was chosen
Queen of the Dogpatchers. and Vance
Matott, who characterized one of the
Skunk Hollowers, was King. Daisy
Mae and Lil’ Abner were there char
acterized in many different ways. The
beauties of Skunk Hollow and Dog
patch were there in abundance, cast
ing wistful glances at the male inhab-
Walter Pearson. Jack Jackson play
ed for the grand march.
Decorations were in keeping with
Sadie Hawkins Day. Mr. G. C. Hum
phreys painted huge pictures of Li’l
Abner and Daisy Mae, and each was
placed on the end walls of the gym.
Other smaller pictures also decorated
the walls. These were made by La
Lesea Pieper, Alice Turner and Alta
Mae Guerrant. Cornstalks, autumn
leaves and pumpkins completed the
motif.
Jack Rodgers and Dorothy Jordan
were in charge of the program.
The Sadie Hawkins festivities ter
minated with a school party, spon
sored by the seniors and held in the
school gym Friday night. Prises were
presented to the Queen and King of
the Dogpatchers, Peggy Sommerer
and Vance Matott.
Dancing was the main feature of
the evening with specialty numbers
interspersed. These included a grand
march, circle dance and shoe dance.
PENTECOSTAL TABERNACLE
Bob Attebury was awarded a prize for
Pastor Shelby E. Graves
winning the peanut race.
Rev. and Mrs. Floyd Smith, the
Music was furnished by a phono colored evangelists, will be holding
graph, borrowed from Mr. and Mrs. meetings for us every night this week
.
at 7:30. Good music and singing
every night.
We were privileged this past Sun
day to have as a guest speaker in the
morning service, Rev. Blek from Mon
tana.
Our Sunday School begins at 10 a.
m. A class for every age. At 7 p. m.
Young People’s service. There was
a good number of young people out
last Sunday and they enpoyed this
service immensely.
At 7:30. evangelistic service. The
colored evangelists will have charge.
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solved by a unified organization of
.the city, county, school, and eivic
groups. In order to do this job well,
it will require the complete coopera
tion of every citizen in each commu
Mayor F. C. McKenzie, members of nity and of the groups that represent
the city council, and other officials of them.” •
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Hermiston have been invited by May
or Sprague H. Carter of Pendleton GIRL SCOUT TROOP'
and Mayor John Houston of Klamath
MEMBERSHIP UP
Falls to attend a regional meeting of
the League of Oregon Cities to be
The Intermediate Girl Scout Troop
held in Pendietin. on Tuesday evening, No. 2 has increased its membership
November 16. Mayor Houston is and included a large number of young
president of the League. Mayor Mc er girls. Regular meetings are held
Kenzie has been asked to organize a on Thursday at the U. S. O. The
delegation including school and civic business meetings are conducted by
leaders to attend the meeting.
Marjorie Hughes, president, and Jink-
The development of policies and ie Wilson, secretary. Congratulations
specific community programs design are extended to the following new
ed to meet postwar conditions will be members who have passed their Ten
one of the primary objectives of the derfoot tests: Janell Ward well, Louise
cities’ regional meetings this year. Belt, Beverly Berg, Joan Garrison.
Public works programming, juvenile Dorothy King, Barbara Jones. Bon
delinquency, housing and other war nie Smith, Kathryn Sturm, Dolorea
and postwar problems are scheduled White and Doris Williams.
for consideration.
in order to pass their Tenderfoot
Meeting with representatives from tests the girls attend three meetings,
this area will be Fred C. Inkster, learn their scout laws and promise
League vice president; George K. Aik and pay their annual membership
en, state budget director and secreta dues. Orders are being sent for uni
ry of the Governor’s committee on forms, and each girl plans to have a
Postwar Readjustment and Develop uniform as soon as possible. The mem-
ment; Qscar-Cutler, assistant staff bera of the local Troop Committee, the
engineer. State Highway Commission; scout’s adult advisory councils, are
Orval Etter, legal consultant for the Mrs. Al Quiring, Mrs. Jean Wilson
League; and Herman Kehrli, League and Mrs. Russell Piersol. The troop
executive secretary and director of leader is Miss Helen Thomas. Plans
the University’s Bureau of Municipal are being made for an active year of
Research and Service. Local arrange scout work and with the fine coopera
ments are being handled by Mayor tive spirit being demonstrated by the
Sprague H. Carter and City Recorder girls, indications are that many of
Charles H. Burnett of Pendleton.
the goals will be achieved.
“Every community faces the possi
bility of a municipal ‘Pearl Harbor’
when peace comes,” said Mayor Hous
ton in calling the regional meetings.
Mayor Houston has just returned
from a nation-wide conference of city
officials and league representatives in
Chicago. “We have been doing a lot
of talking about postwar planning but LET US SOLVE
have not taken enough action. Each
YOUR EYESIGHT
community will be faced with the di
PROBLEM!
lemma of continuing the high salar
ies and plentiful job situation of the If your eyes trouble you come here
war economy on through the peace
for a thorough examination . . . .
economy.”
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Recommending immediate organiza they are needed.
tion of planning groups in each com
Over 30 Years Successful
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Optical Experience!
budget committees by January 1 so
that long-range programs can be in
DR. DALE ROTHWELL
cluded in the 1944-45 city budgets.
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Mayor Houston states, “I believe the
most successful solution of the post- 118 South Main St. — Pendleton
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war shock, which will be faced by
every town in the state, can best be
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