URSDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1943.
THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON. OREGON.
BOARDMAN NEWS
State Grange officers was held Wed
nesday, December 16, with Greenfield
Grange at Boardman. The forenoon
By Margaret Thorpe
Morrow County Pomona and coun- was spent with a business meeting
-wide installation of new officers by conducted by Pomona Master Minnie
McFarland. After a lovely dinner
our worthy State Master Morton
Tompkins gave a very interesting
talk on his recent trip to England.
The officers were then installed by
Sister Bertha Beck, assisted by Edith
bohnert and Lilly and Chas Wick
lander. A recreation period was con
ducted by Edith Bohnert in which
LET US SOLVE
everyone participated. In the even
YOUR EYESIGHT
ing the 6th degree was put on by
PROBLEM! Greenfield Grange initiating a large
class of Greenfield members. Green-
If your eyes trouble you come here
field Grangers greatly appreciate the
for a thorough examination . . . .
many compliments given by visitors
Modern glasses ground to fit if
on the improvements made on the hall.
they are needed.
Through the faithful work of a num
Over 30 Years Successful ber of members the new ceiling was
finished in time for the meeting.
Optical Experience!
Dressing rooms on each side of the
DR. DALE ROTHWELL stage will also be added in the near
future.
OPTOMETRIST
*18 South Main St. — Pendleton
Mrs. Gladys Ford of Waitsburg
Near But Depot
spent Wednesday in Boardman where
she attended Grange and visited many
old friends.
The show was held Thursday night
in the Grange hall. The next show
will be Bob Burns in “I Am From
Missouri" on Saturday, December 26.
It will be followed by a social to
which everyone is to bring either cake
or sandwiches.
Shoppers in Pendleton Thursday
were I. Skoubo, Effie Bullack. Mar
garet Thorpe and Mr. and Mrs. Ivan
Brandon.
Friday night was a basketball game
on the local floor against Echo. The
Boardman Yellowjackets were defeat
ed by one point after a very hard
fought game.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Harter and
family spent Saturday in Pendleton
shopping.
Mrs. Laverne Partlow entertained
the faculty at her home Sunday night
with a waffle dinner. Games were
played and gifts were exchanged.
Friday afternoon the Ladies Aid
finance committee entertained the oth
er members of the Ladies Aid with a
Christmas party. Gifts were exchang
ed and lunch was served by the com
mittee.
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Nick Faler spent a few days in
Boardman on business this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Thorpe left
for Portland Monday on a business
trip.
Grange met Saturday night with a
regular business meeting. A pot luck
dinner was held before the meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Brooks of Her-
miston spent the week end at the Earl
Briggs home.
Mrs. Ed Barlow and children are
spending a few days at home.
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of Our Lady of Angels Parish:
Confessions — Thursday, December
23, Umatilla from 6 to 6:30 p. m.;
Boardman, 7:30 to 8 p m.; Ordnance,
8:16 to 9 p. m. On Friday, December
24th, Hermiston, 3 to 5 p. m.. and 7
to 8:30 p. m.l Echo, 3 to 3:30 p. m.
Masses—Hermiston, at midnight:
Pilot Rock, at midnight; Echo, at 7
a. m.; Ordnance, at 8:30 a. m.: Board
man. at 8:46 a. m.; Umatilla at 10:16
a. m.
Confessions will not be heard before
the Christmas Masses, except in the
case of a person or persons who was
absolutely unable to go to confession
on the dates scheduled above. All
Masses must commence on schedule.
Rotary Entertains
Football Squad
(From the Bulldog)
Members of the Hermiston football
team were guests of the Hermiston
Rotary club at a banquet held at the
high school last Thursday night. A
delicious duck dinner was served by
the Rebekah lodge.
Special guest of the evening was
Captain Herbert K. Iverson who
spoke briefly as did various members
of the Rotary club, Mr. Davison, and
a few members of the team.
Football players present included:
Bob Alford, Jack Rodgers, Erwin
Null, Dean Scott, Dick Belt, Dick
Kingsley, Frank Harkenrider, Bob
Greer, Tom Todd, Jack Belt, Bruce
Norton. Bill Schoonover, Ken John
son, Sylvan Mullins, Bob Attebury,
Vance Matott, Lloyd Hughes, Clay
ton Buell, Bob Jensen, David Pier
son and Jim Rugg. For various rea
sons. other members of the team were
unable to attend.
Rotarians present were: W. W.
Felthouse. Dr. W. L. Morgan, Walter
Pearson, George Harkenrider, Leander
Quiring and Mr. Kersbergen.
Entertainment included a vocal
solo by Betty Jean Eldridge, a violin
solo by Hope Reynolds, a reading by
Opal Null and a piano solo by Jack
Jackson.
HEAR THE MUSIC
OF THE BELLS
Ring out wild bella your New Year's greet
ings. Blow, whistles, blow! On with the
dance, let the joy be unconfined!
Again we wish for you all the good things
that 1944’s cornucopiae may contain.
Dr. A. C. Willcutt
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES
Services every Sunday at 11:00 a.
m. at the American Legion hall. All
are cordially invited to attend.
HERMISTON BAPTIST CHURCH
H. V. McG»et Pastor
“Refugee.” This is a subject and
a condition that concerns our time,
and our country. Christ was a “Ref
ugee”. What are some of His teach
ings and reactions to this human mis
ery? Sunday morning at 11—this
topic will be the subject of the ser
mon.
CATHOLIC SERVICES ARE
SCHEDULED
HOLIDAY GOOD CHFER
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Father Cornelius O.F.M.Cap., pastor,
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old year, and we voice
the hope that 1944 will
see many more unpleas
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the eternal discard. And
now, we join our friends
in the general rejoicing,
and wish you a Very
Happy New Year.
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