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PAGE TWO THURSDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1943. THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON. OREGON Miss Leladell Warren of St. Jo Mrs. Paul Marble and Miss Lois seph’s Academy in Pendleton arrived Casper of Portland were Christmas Wednesday of last week to spend the week end guests at the home of their Christmas holidays with Miss Peggy parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Casper. HERMISTON, OREGON Todd. Also guest at the Casper home was PHONE 2121 Miss Mary Sommerer of E. O. Nor Mike Demeraux of the Infantry now Ernest Ghormley, manager of Say lor’s store, spent Christmas week end mal school of La Grande arrived home stationed at Walla Walla. Thursday to spend Christmas vaca Fri.-Sat Dec. 31- Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Rohrman enter 1. 1 with his family In Pendleton. Rev. W. A. MacArthur, who has tion with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. tained at their home Christmas eve LOVE AND LAUGHS for a group of friends and relatives. been confined to his home due to ill H. M. Sommerer. ON THE LOOSE! Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Bailey spent The highlight of the evening was the ness for three weeks, is now able to Christmas day with their son, Mr. appearance of Santa Claus who dis be about again. Mayor F. C. McKenzie left Sunday and Mrs. Wm. Bailey at La Grande. tributed gifts to the youngsters. Mus night for Portland, returning Tues They returned home Monday noon ical numbers and group singing were enjoyed during the evening, following day. While there he attended to mat and report no snow at La Grande. Pete Berg of the Hermiston Grain which refreshments were served. ters pertaining to city affairs. Mrs. Warren Rust and little daugh Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Saylor of Pasco & Feed Co. left for Portland Monday ter left Sunday evening to visit with on business and to attend a meeting arrived Wednesday to spend until Thursday looking after business mat of the Feed & Seed Dealers associa her aunt, Mrs. R. F. Eaton, at Spo tion. He expected to return the mid kane, Wash., and to meet her husband WEVE B een H itting 'EM ters. F X < • / 3 10°S January 28. Mr. Rust is in the Navy Miss Lauralee Saylor of St. Helen’s dle of the week. and is stationed at Camp Farragut, PHIL SILVERS Mrs. Jess Van Patten of Salt Lake W here T hey L ive , F olks , Hall in Portland arrived Tuesday to spend several days at the home of City arrived Wednesday morning Idaho. Mrs. Rust expects to return NEWS and CARTOON and the future looks a great from Seattle to spend several weeks home New Years. Miss Peggy Todd. Miss Wanda Dunning and Clarence visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Miss Karen Glenisky of Fruitland, deal brighter. Here’s wish Sun.-Mon. Jan. 2 Kennison left Tuesday for Portland Idaho, arrived Thursday of last week Paul Van Patten before returning to where Miss Dunning will visit her Double Feature her home. ing all our friends Health, to spend till New Years visiting at J. C. Ballinger, formerly of Her mother and Mr. Kennison will return the home of Miss Peggy Todd. to duty in the Merchant Marine. He Happiness and Prosperity Dr. and Mrs. Peter Poulsen and son miston but now employed in the Com has been on a 20-day furlough from Willard of Baker spent the Christmas mercial ship yards in Portland, was a the Marines visiting his parents, Mr. in 1944. holidays with her parents, Mr. and Hermiston visitor this week. Mr. Bal and Mrs. C. A. Kennison. 10 linger owns some real estate in Her Mrs. W. W. Felthouse. Aviation Cadet Tom Fraser, who miston. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Tucker and Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Villermoure and has just recently completed his Basic family of Mercer Island, Wn., moved Mrs. Clara C- Bloom motored to Pen Training, was a holiday visitor in last week to the Corrigall place in the Hermiston at the home of his mother, Butter Creek district where they will dleton Christmas day to join the Mrs. Margaret Fraser. Aviation Ca Hoosiers and Penneys at a family operate a large wheat ranch. det Fraser has been located at Mer are en route to Hermiston. Mrs. C. A. Flanigan was taken to gathering at the home of Mr. and ced, Calif., but was not certain where Although the matter of coal is some St. Anthony’s hospital in Pendleton Mrs. Edgar Hoosier. what relieved, there is still some fear Dr. and Mrs. W. L. Morgan are he would be stationed for his Ad that a sufficient supply may not be this week where Wednesday she un vanced Training. He seems to be en derwent a major operation. No re spending this week in Portland with joying his work immensely. available throughout the cold months. port has been received as to her con relatives and friends, During their Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Swayze visited absence Dr. Morgan’s quarters are dition. Tuesday January being remodeled above the First Nat over Christmas with their son and LET US SOLVE family, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Swayze ional Bank. Double Feature YOUR EYESIGHT Pvt. Bob Harris, son of Mr. and Jr., in Portland. Mr. Swayze re Mrs. George Harris, left Wednesday turned the next day but Mrs. Swayze Under ORDINANCE NO. 206 PROBLEM! For Ft. Lewis where he expects to be remained for a little longer visit. Section 4, prohibits the allowing of if your eyes trouble you come here stationed. He recently returned from While in Portland Mr. Swayze visited rain water, ice or snow to fall from for a thorough examination . . . . V FTWYTTY""’ months of overseas action, and W. J. Warner, who is in St. Vincents any building or structure upon any Modern glasses ground to fit if “Therefore if any man many has been spending a furlough with his hospital there, and reports that he street or sidewalk, or to flow across they are needed. looked somewhat better. -1 with parents in Hermiston. be in Christ, he is a new any sidewalk. and the BU Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Connor were Over 30 Years Successful Frances Courteau, daughter of Punishable by a fine of not less creature: old things are Mr. Mrs. SIANo ACTONT hostess Christmas day at a family and Mrs. Geo. Sales of Stanfield, Optical Experience! at their home with covers than $5, or more than $100 and costs. passed away; behold all s spending the Christmas holidays gathering DR. DALE ROTHWELL with her parents before leaving Sun- placed for Mr. and Mrs. O. F. Steele, things are become new. lay for New York, where she will en- Miss Lewine Fix, all of Pendleton, OPTOMETRIST Mrs. Minerva Ward, Bert Steele, Mrs. ADS For SALE IN 418 South Main St. — Pendleton a Naval Training school. Mrs. er And all things are of God, Near Bus Depot tourteau has enlisted in the Waves. Clara Cox and small son, all of Stan OUR NEXT ISSUE who hath reconciled us to She graduated from Hermiston high field, Lt. and Mrs. C. E. Dunn of Miami Beach. Fla., and the host and in 1928. Wed.-Thurs. himself by Jesus Christ, ichool Jan. 5 - 6 Roy Leeson, formerly with the hostess, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Connor. James Todd was hostess at and hath given to us the Portland-Pendleton Motor Transport her Mrs. home Christmas day for a family •ffice here, visited in Hermiston Wed- ministry of reconcilia iesday. He is now employed with the gathering of the Todd family. Covers Union Pacific railroad but was forced were placed for R. C. Todd, Dr. and tion.” o take a week’s vacation when he be Mrs. G. E. Holt of Pendleton, Mr. and HERMISTON arne ill with pneumonia Christmas Mrs. Logan Todd. Barbara and Tom ve. He spent 24 hours under an oxy- my, Miss Leladell Warren of Pendle BAPTIST CHURCH ren tent while in the hospital. Al- ton, Miss Karen Glenisky of Fruit Cartoon and Comedy hough he looked somewhat pale he land, Ida.. Vance Matott, Virginia H. V. McGee, Pastor tated that he was feeling much bet Todd, Peggy Todd and Mrs. James Todd, the hostess. ter Wednesday. Mrs. Hugh Fraser and daughter Nancy of Cos Cob, Conn., are visiting this week at the home of her mother- in-law, Mrs. Margaret Fraser. Hugh ★ The success we enjoyed Fraser, auditor for the Anaconda An old adage assures us in 1943 is not merely the Copper Mining Co., is now located in that “silence is golden,” Err. South America, at present being at result of chance. It is the but, on the Eve of New Santiago, Chili. Mrs. Hugh Fraser accumulating reward of and daughter have been visiting her Year ’ s, we can hardly long years of effort on parents, Mr. and Mrs. B S. Kingsley agree. We believe this is our part to give the most of Portland, formerly of Hermiston. in quality and service for the time to speak up and 2nd Lt. and Mrs. C. E. Dunn of your money. That policy Miami Beach. Fla., spent the Christ tell you how much we mas holidays visiting at the home of holds good in 1944, a have appreciated your her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jess Con year which, we hope, will patronage during the past nor. Mrs. Dunn left Thanksgiving shower many blessings day for Florida where they were mar year, and to wish you upon you. ried the 4th of December, and after good luck in 1944. Lt. Dunn’s graduation they came west. Lt. Dunn left Tuesday night for Great Falls. Mont., where Mrs. Salad Dressing Dunn will join him later. Mrs. Dunn Quart Jar Sea Coast 7 12-oz. Can will be known as Vernice Fix. LOCALS = 5 KNOW YOUR CITY ORDINANCES M FOOTLIGHT I dr. MEETINGS and BEST WISHES 079 yy — s. - V I 244 Inland Cooperative Tang 399 $ Pineapple Ukeleie Wadham’s Bartlett Pears Pure Lard 84-oz. Can Heinz Pickles 2 Lb- Jar 358 5-oz. Jar Pink Salmon Sea Joy 7 * -oz. Can 2 8É 4 Lb. Pkg. 759 10 Lb Orange Marmalade Saxon House Everoyl Lb. Bag Sugar 24-oz. Jar Stuffed Olives 5 Swansdown Fruit Cocktail Fresh Cucumber 1 Lb. Jar Family Flour No. 2 Can s. * w. 399 Coffee No. 2 Tin Del Monte Oysters 658 Bag Currants Dried Zante 8-oz. Pkg. 179 379 Syrup 179 Buckwheat Flour Albers Peacock Self-Rising 4 lb- pkg. 399 Apple Butter Ripe Olives Lindsay - Giant Size Lumber Jack Dutch Girl 301 24-oz. Jar i . Notice of Annual Meeting The annual meeting of the Coop erative Laundry & Cannery will be held January 16, 1944, 2:00 p. m. at the U.S.O. building, Hermiston. The purpose of the meeting will be to elect officers and such other business as may come before the meeting. Joyce L. Guiwits. Secretary. (Dec. 29-Jan. 13) SERVICE CLUB PARTY PLANNED Pendleton Field. Ore.—The Pendle ton Field Service Club’s New Year's Eve party was announced this week by Mrs- John A. Macready, director. All EM, their wives and girls from Milton, Freewater and Hermiston will be guests. Activities will begin at 8 p. m. and will continue, until 1:00. There will be good music as well as entertain ment in the form of a floor show. A buffet supper will be served. The girls will wear formal attire. 249 Hermiston Food Store Your Certified Independent Phone 3781 HERMISTON, OREGON Ni w be 1 ..7 Seel. Freedom of CHOICE W’EFEASH.TNS.TA* aboue Freedom., what about "ee messure, freedom of choice " whs Freedom of choice means such ordinary things as trying soY beans in the south field next year, if you think it’s the thing to.do.It means buying the kind erf Hour you think 81 . * you the best biscuits. It means you ond your bou Ge"nF.SOr.GEEA!E he" 56 » corles: Tor’tetrn Freedom of choice is the soil in which character grows. Among the many dicouraging re ports about this and that comes one that is on the brighter side of the picture — namely the fuel supply in Hermiston is not quite so critical as it was some weeks ago. Local dealers have been getting a better supply of coal and this week even put some in the bins as a reserve. In addition to that information received was to the effect that several more ears of coal This freedom of choice—and its counternart a 42 7, responsibility for the decisions made—has done much to develop fonts the character that is going to win this war’ontne Parts, on the farm, in industry. And when the vic- ■ the kind of America we have fought and worked sonYis eserve ust be a country in tea which every man and woman, treater .bova deir ’ will have freedom of choice in even 8 e ter measure. General Electric Co^ SchenectaEp, N. T. Hear £lMr,t “J weekday IS) ori, GE EWT, cBf. BUY WAR BONDS GENERAL® —
