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HERMISTON HERALD HERMISTON. OREGON.
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.
• 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.
tice restricts vision while crossing
streets.
2. Never cross streets between in
tersections. When in a hurry to reach
a certain store, remember the dangers
of jaywalking and take time to walk
to the nearest intersection.
3. When entering or leaving a
parked car, use the door on the curb
side, not the door on the street side.
Persons attempting to enter their car
on the street isde with their arms full
of packages have been struck by pass
ing cars. Alighting on the street side
also has resulted in accidents.
4. When waiting for the light to
change at signalized intersections,
wait on the curb, not in the street.
Cars making right turns constitute a
hazard for persons standing a few
feet from the curb, especially if those
persons are carrying packages and
fail to see the approaching car.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1943.
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BOARDMAN NEWS
By Margaret Thorpe
Initiation in the third and fourth
degrees was put on at the Grange hall
Save War Bonds • • Collect
UNION
Tuesday night. Jack Meinen was
PACIFIC .
elected to the executive committee to
scrap ■ ■ Waste nothing ■ •
fill in after the resignation of Clyde
nui
Buy wisely • • Build a
Tannehill, and Mrs. George was
sound
and
brighter
future
elected
Lecturer
to
fill
the
resigna
Phone 518
Pendleton, Oregon
tion of Mrs. R. Black.
for all Americans
H. E. C. met at the home of Doris
Lilly Wednesday with a pot luck din
A card party was planned for
themselves in dangerous positions in ner.
December 29 at the Grange hall.
traffic.
Mrs. Chas. Anderegg and daughter
Barbara returned the first of the
"Inattention to traffic, due to pre week
from Everett, Wn„ where they
occupation with holiday matters, or to spent a week visiting with their son
THE RAILROADS ARE THE BACKBONE OF OFFENSE
Traffic accidents during Christmas careless haste has resulted in many and brother Robert Garvison. They
also
spent
a
week
in
Portland.
Mr.
holiday
tragedies
during
the
past
few
weeks in Oregon during the last three
and Mrs. Ray Brown and Reo went
Christ and What It Means to the
Clyde Tannehill went to Heppner and Mrs, Ralph Isackson.
years have taken a toll of 24 lives. years,” he said. "These accidents can with them and spent the time visiting Monday
to serve on the jury. Leo
Mrs. Evans of Heppner is visitas “orld.”The Sunday evening service
be
prevented
through
the
exercise
of
Secretary of State Bob Farrell said
at Silverton and Portland.
Root carried mail during his absence, her sister, Mrs. Neva LeTrace, at thefwill be given over to the Christmas
P. T. A. met Thursday night at the
today in urging Oregonians to drive ordinary caution and consideration
A superintendents meeting was held home of Mrs. Cordilla Lowe.
school auditorium with a small crowd Friday at the Boardman school. They
Mrs. Daisy Pevey is a patient at St. program, presenting, “As With Glad
and walk more carefully to avoid for the rights of others. Let’s declare attending.
The topic of discussion came from all over the county. The Mary’s hospital in Walla Walla.
ness Men of Old.” Our Christmas in
a
holiday
on
holiday
accidents
this
these tragic holiday deaths.
was Developing the Personality of the Home Ec. girls served lunch.
Mrs. Esther Strasser is confined to the church will be in the nature of a
year.”
Child. The discussion was prepared
Suggesting that Oregon “declare a
The Boardman Yellowjackets were her apartments in the Kruse building White Gift Christmas, instead of re
Farrell listed these suggestions for by Mrs. Harry Thorpe, Francis Har defeated at Umatilla Friday night due to illness.
holiday on holiday accidents”, Farrell
ter and Mrs. Clarence Nelson. The with a score of 44 to 32.
The Study club was entertained at ceiving gifts, we will bring gifts of
said the majority of the holiday fatal avoiding holiday hazards:
program prepared by Mrs. Nathan
the home of Mrs. Nathan Bard last canned goods, food supplies, oranges
ities in this state involve pedestrians
1. When shopping, don’t overload Thorpe consisted of a reading by Har
Thursday. Mrs. Era Green gave her and what have you, that can be used
struck when they inadvertently placed your arms with packages. This prac- ry Thorpe, a pantomime by Mr. and
paper on “Our Allies” and Mrs. Troy by some of our Old People’s Homes,
Mrs. Clyde Tannehill, song by a mix
Coleman on “Family Relationships.” our White Swan Indian Mission, etc.
ed quartet, a skit called Practice Hour
Mrs. Robert Parker, Mrs. Cordilla
By Mrs. Rose Hedrick
with W. A. Baker and Miss Ellen Et-
Lowe, Mrs. Neva LeTrace were voted These should all be brought to the
bouer. and a reading by Mrs. Fisher
A class of three was initiated by in as members. Mrs. D. W. Bliss in church Sunday of this week.
called The Vitamin Story.
the Echo lodge Monday night and vited the club to Ordnance for their
The church takes this opportunity
George Daniel spent the week end members from Stanfield attending : next meeting—a Christmas party,
party.
of saying to our many friends, “We
in Portland on business this week.
were
William
T.
Reeves,
Wayne
Men-
I
Mrs.
Fern
Zivney
resumed
teach-
“Anywhere for Hire”
A number of ladies surprised Mrs. denhall, John Heckman and Richard ing here Monday.
wish you a Merry Christmas and trust
Margaret Klitz with a handkerchief F. Evans.
Mrs. Sherman Chapin received word you might find an opportunity of
— LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE HAULING —
shower at her home Thursday. The
Mrs. Mae Leonard beauty operator, that Mrs. Mabel Richards’ condition worshipping the Savior whose birth-
afternoon was spent working jig saw of Prosser was a visitor in town over is slowly improving. She is at her ,
. . ,
,
puzzles.
Pick-up and Delivery Service for Consoli
Sunday. Ed Ferris accompanied her | daughter Patricia’s apartment in day we celebrate, in some one of our
The show was held in the Grange back to Prosser.
churches.”
Portland.
dated Freightways, Inland Motor Freight,
hall Saturday night for the first time , Installation of the new officers of
Mrs. Frankie Lane visited the
since remodeling commenced. This the Masonic lodge will be held Thurs Sturdivant family at Parkdale dur
Sunrise Trail, U. P. R. R. Co., and Railway
makes a great improvement in the day night and their wives and East- ing the past two weeks.
PILGRIM HOLINESS CHVRCH 1
sound. The
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---- next show is Friday night
.
ern Stars are invited to the dinner to
Express
Jack Rice of the naval training base
J. W. Stuart, Pastor
Phone 2021, Hermiston
starring Jack Benny and Rochester in follow at the Grange hall. Officers at Farragut, Idaho, is here on fur
Sunday
Schoo, 9:45 a. m.
Buck Benny rides again.
are: Master, Collie Tillory. senior lough to visit his mother, Grayce Rice.
Morning worship, 11 a. m.
warden, Claude McCall; junior ward
Mr. Hewitt’s sixth grade boys and
en. Don Childs; treasurer, Martin some girls also proved they could col Junior service, 7 p. m.
Refvem; secretary, Harry Wessell, lect paper and tin cans.
Young People’s Society, 7 p. m.
and other officers are appointive.
| Mrs. Robert McPhetridge visited
Evangelistic service, 7:45 p. m.
The waiting room at the Union Pa- | her mother, Mrs. Booker, in La
Wednesday night prayer meeting at
•n- depot
j-- ‘ i- is V-!
------ redecorated.
j------ Grande over the week end.
cific
being
‘ 1 p.
p. m
UI.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Greathouse
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Broers visited 7:45
are redecorating their living room.
in Milton over the week
end.
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I Our Sunday School will render the
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shelton left this ■ Ione Played Stanfield here Tuesday Christmas program on Thursday
week for a Christmas visit in Wiscon- night >n basketball^ won 34 to 15. night, December 23rd, at 7:45. A
sin at the home of their daughter and
son-in-law, Lt. and Mrs. Marshall CENTRAL CHURCH OF CHRIST welcome is extended to our services
Brooks.
•
and program.
C. Warner, Pastor
Mrs. Grayce Rice entertained a few
Sunday, December 19, is Christmas
guests Sunday at the hotel honoring" ' .
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“
her son Jack who is home on leave Sunday’ and we shall center our wor- CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES
from the Farragut, Idaho, naval base. ship around the Babe of Bethlehem’s
Services every Sunday at 11:00 *.
Mr. and Mrs. George Elliott enter Manger. The sermon topic for Sun m. at the American Legion hall. All
tained Saturday night with cards, day morning will be, “The Birth of
are cordially invited to attend.
honoring the birthday of Chloe Ref-
vem.
Mr. and Mrs.Paul Baker entertain
ed Wednesday night honoring Lloyd
Waid who leaves for the navy soon.
A group of 25 or 30 employees of the
1943
U.O.D. and their families were in-
vited.
Norman F. Evans will be inducted
into the navy December 18.
Mrs. Esther Strasser is still un-
able to clerk at the Sabin store. Her
son, Robert Carleton, is here from
California.
*
Mrs. Woodrow Daniels is employed
at Bremerton, Wash. Her husband is
shipping from San Francisco to Se
attle.
The Study club will enjoy a Christ
mas party at Ordnance December 16
with Mrs. D. W. Bliss as hostess. A
no-hostess dinner and exchange of
gifts will be enjoyed. Mesdames
Reeves, Fisk. McCormick, Berry, Tay
lor, Green and Coleman are the com
MD-
mittees.
The school Christmas program and
tree will be held at the high school
auditorium December 23.
See our Two-Seasons Coats. Removable Linings—Two Coats in
The Christmas sermon and special
i music at the Presbyterian church will
One. Fur and Leather Lined. You will be surprised at our prices
I be held December 19 as announced by
| Rev. J. M. Cornelison.
on these coats. You will be surprised to find such coats in stock
I F. A. Baker will spend Christmas in
and priced so low in as small a town as Stanfield.
| Spokane as his son. Major Bruce Ba-
Iker, will arrive from Oklahoma to be
I there with the families of Lowell and
I Wallace Baker.
Braden-Bell Tractor & Equipment Co
MOTORISTS TOLD
TO BE CAREFUL
KEEP EM POUING
STANFIELD NEWS
Hermiston Transfer Co.
HURRY
HURRY
Sale Starts Dec. 17
Special Discount of 10 and 20 per cent on all
CHRISTMAS GOODS
Also Special Discount on all
Ladies Winter Coats
F
Also MEN’S SUITS
at a Special Price
REGULAR $29.95 SUITS at....................
Others at $19.95
$24.95
We also have SWEATERS for Young and Old
SHIRTS DRESSES
GOWNS
UNDERWEAR
Many Other Items to Wear
BUY NOW AND SAVE!
Look Over Our Furniture Department
Where You Will Find Low Prices . .. Come and See for Yourself!
GAMBLE STORE DEALER
WM. H. SABIN, Owner
STANFIELD, ORE.
(Too Late For Last Week)
Twenty-two members of Stanfield
Grange 657. who received first and
second degree on November 30, were
given third and fourth degrees on De
cember 7, and the installation of of
ficers was December 15 at Pendleton
with the state master. Morton Tomp
kins, Deputy Wicklander. Secretary
Beck and the lecturer as installing
officers.
Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Kohler and Mr.
and Mrs. Milton Hammill and child
ren were dinner guests at the home of
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. B.
Greene, on the Meadows recently.
Kenneth Gregory of Claybourne,
La., is on furlough to visit his wife
and other relatives.
Miss Mildred Rogers has returned
from Spokane and has enrolled as a
senior in high school here.
On December 3 J. F. Rueber moved
George Grant’s household goods to
Hanford. Mrs. Grant, accompanied
by Mrs. Rueber. drove over the next
day and found the place booming. Mr.
Grant opened his fountain Monday of
this week.
Miss Neva Hedrick spent the week
end in Portland as the guest of Mr.
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Use Long Distance only if it is urgent,
especially on December 24,25 and 26.
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