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PAGE TWO OASIS THEATRE HERMISTON, OREGON PHONE 2121 Feb. 4 - 5 Fri. - Sat. Stunning in its Suspense! COLUMBIA PICTURE Monday Sunday February 6-7 RODDY McDOWAL DONALD CRISP OAME MAY WilTTV EDMUND »»I NIGEL BRUCE ELSA LANCHESTER LASSIE and WE1 MU NEWS REEL Wed Mr. and Mrs. Alton Kingsbury of Shirley Witthöft was taken to the Neotsu, Wash., are back in Hermis- Hermiston general hospital for an ap- ton for a few days to pack up and pendectomy Tuesday evening. She is move their furniture from the hospi- reported as doing nicely. tal cottage. Sgt. W. T. Carpenter recently re Dr. John Potts of Walla Walla was turned to his duties at the Letterman A baby boy, David Adam, was born Sunday to Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Noble at the Hermiston general hospital as- Hospital in San Francisco after a sisting Dr. I. C. Bohlman Tuesday furlough spent here with his family at the local hospital. at the Emmett Cooney home. Mrs. Dr. J. P. Stewart, eye-sight spec evening. Word has been received here from (Carpenter, with Becky Malie and son ialist of Pendleton. will be at the Her miston Hotel on Wednesday, Febru Portland that the condition of W. J. Tracy, will remain for a longer visit ary 9th. Hours 10:00 a. m. to 5:00 Warner is quite grave. He has been with her parents. The Swift Stitchers Sewing club p. m. 25-le moved from St. Vincents hospital in Sgt. James Marshall and Mrs. Mar Portland to the Vancouver hospital. met at the Pardun home recently with Ella Pardun as hostess. Eight mem- shall visited this week at the home of Patients dismissed from the Her- . . present for the afternoon’s his uncle, Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Waits. miston hospital this week were Mrs. bers . were ... , -, r „ „ work which consisted of color, line Sgt. Marshal] has spent the past 2* Clara Drew, Mrs. William Kryger, and fabric instruction for second di- years in the Aleutian islands which he Mrs. Byrnes and Mr. Ergler. "I "7 7 7 T . , vision girls and sewing and needle- describes as quite rugged. Sgt. and Mrs. Harold Antisdel of work for the first year girls. Verda Mrs. L. F. Beaver entertained Tues Hermiston are the parents of a baby and Leila Hunt were appointed yell day afternoon for her daughter An boy, Harold Lee, born at the Hermis leaders and Norma Hyde as reporter. nette on her 5th birthday, using the ton general hospital Friday. Sgt. The next meeting will be at the home valentine motiff. Present were Sally Antisdel is at present in North Africa of Pauline Shier who will be hostess. Roudebush, Sylvia Quiring, Martha i but was notified by cable of the birth Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Barker are the Moore, Shirley Quiring, Frankie and of his son. proud parents of a baby daughter born Annette Beaver. Harry Lewis, former city recorder this week at the Hermiston general Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Kennison Sr. and of Umatilla, was a Hermiston visitor hospital. The little tot weighed 3* Mrs. C. A. Kennison Jr. spent the Wednesday of this week. He has re pounds at birth. Mr. Barker is now week end in Portland where the for- cently completed a five months course with the Seabees at Camp Perry, Va. mer reported Tuesday ■ with the Mer- in accounting and is now rated a Jun He is expected home soon on a fur chant Marines. Mr. Kennison has ior Accountant- He has been study lough. been in training for the past six ing in Portland and will return for Word was received by Mrs. Sloan months. The ladies 1 returned home additional training for Senior Ac Spencer that Pvt. Alvin Wolke, who Monday night. counting rating at the University of is stationed at Camp Barkley, Texas, Mrs. W. E. Moore, a former resi Oregon extension service in Portland. | has received medals for expert rifle- dent of Hermiston but now of Olym Nick Steiner visited from Friday man and machine gunner. He has pia, Wash., visited recently with Miss until Monday near Spokane with his completed his basic training and one Ina Moore and Mrs. C. M. Harris of daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. phase of the maneuvers. Wolke states the local hospital staff. She was ac Iver Hansen. He also visited a sister- that he has been in 17 states but still companied by her daughter, Mrs. Or- in-law in that vicinity. It was Mr. likes Oregon the best. Mrs. Spencer, vill Perin and other relatives of Wal Steiner’s first visit with his daugh who has been ill for the past five la Walla. ter’s family in some time. weeks, is again able to be up and do Lt. and Mrs. C- G. Morehouse left her work. Wednesday for Camp Leonard Wood, Mo., for officer’s training, after visit ing his mother, Mrs. W. C. Morehouse Bg Mre. Bob Woodward and his brother, L. F. Morehouse in Walla Walla. Mrs. Morehouse will Mr. and Mrs. Bud Hooker and reside with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. children who have made their home A. Swanson, at Billings, Mont., while near Lexington the past year have re he is stationed in Missouri. turned to their farm here. The W. E. New patients at the local hospital Curtiss family who have been tenants “Whatsoever ye do in this week include Mr. Hedwall, Mrs. at the Hooker place have moved to word or deed, do all in Gordie Quick. Eleanor and Victor Su- Dale, Ore. Judy Ann Hornsby. Emsley Rogers, son of Mr. and Mrs. the name of the Lord lisky, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Crampton Roy Rogers, qualified for service at Jesus, giving thanks to are announcing the birth of a baby the Portland induction center last in the Walla Walla hospital. The Tuesday and signed with the Aviation God and the Father by girl little tot weighed eight pounds four Cadets and is now awaiting call to ounces and has been named Carol Ma training. him.” ri«. Tiny Caldwell, who was accepted by W. A. Rust, who is in the navy as the Navy last week in Portland, is to a second class fireman, is home on a report for duty on Friday at the 15-day furlough to be with his wife Farragut Naval training station. Mrs. and eight months old daughter, and Caldwell and daughter Myrna will re HERMISTON also to visit Mrs. Rust’s parents, Mr. main at their home here. and Mrs. Tom Moore and other rela Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Johnson (Ra BAPTIST CHURCH tives and friends. Mr. Rust will're chel Buell) and Mrs. Fred Dixon port back to Camp Farragut February (Dorothy Buell) were here from H. V. McGee, Pastor 10. From there he will receive other | Portland during the week end to visit orders. at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. O- H. Buell. Mr. Buell’s father accompanied them from Lyle, Wash. Mr. Johnson was on furlough from duty with the Merchant Marine. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Woodward and Carolyn were in Pendleton Tuesday on business and shopping. Sunday evening supper guests at the Woodward home were Mr. and Mrs. Wavie Carter of Ordnance, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Beebe and children of Stanfield, and the Glenn Parsons family. The Frank Fredrickson family of Irrigon have recently moved to a farm here near the Christley ranch. Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Wilcox and Mrs. Belle went to Pendleton this Thur«. February 8-9-10 DOUBLE FEATURE „WALT DISNEY'S) ICTORY THROUGH AIR POWER 4w vEcnicoter » by run De STOSST V/, nra WARRICK : Baking Powder K. C. Pancake Flour 25 or 23 28 oz. pkg. Sperry No. 2%2 can Pineapple Macaroni, Spaghetti 27 oz. pkg. Syrup 29c Jel Sert 23c Mustard -y. or Egg Noodles, Mission pkg- 15c College Inn Egg Noodle* & Turkey Pheasant 1 lb. jar 70c Karo 6 Delicious flavors 6%2 oz. jar 9c 2 lb.jar 37c 4 for 29c Arizona - large size Lynden Corn Flakes Kellogg’s Coffee Golden West Salad Dressing Table Queen 2 giant pkg*. 27c 1 lb. jar 32c quart 30c per box $3.25 Winesap 50 lb. bag Potatoes S You have the advantage of selecting from hund reds of fabrics, products of the world’s best mills. Whether it’s a suit, coat or slacks for men or women, you can get just what you want. We know how to measure, and guarantee not only to fit you, but to satisfy you. There is no better place in the world to buy clothes than right here in Her miston .... at— SAYLOR’S s- AiroeAlerovee Aleeee AiereeAleemneNterceMt Thursday for the funeral of Samuel Smith of Irrigon, father of Mrs. Frank Fredrickson. Bob Woodward has received a call for a pre-induction examination and is to report at the induction center next Monday. USO INVITES PARTICIPATION By U. S. O. Staff What are you looking at? It de pends upon where you’re standing! i In Hermiston January 13, 1942, you dedicated the U.S.O. club, which cele brated its second birthday several weeks ago. Nationally, U.S.O. began celebrating its third anniversary on February 4, 1944. From the begin- ning U.S.O. has served in many mili- tary and industrial areas and it has been now announced from U.S.O. na- tional headquarters that there are 30,000,000 people taking advantage of U.S.O. facilities per month. Locally the U.S.O. council and its executive committee, composed of L. C. Smith, chairman, Rev. H. V. Mc Gee, vice chairman, and Mrs. H. C. Sutch, secretary, wish to extend to the entire community a welcome to all of the U.S.O. activities at both Her miston and Ordnance City. As the U.S.O. anniversary of three years is being celebrated on a nation- wide scale, the local council invites all war workers and citizens of the community to participate in all future U.S.O. programs. There will be a Boy Scout Council of Awards at 7:30 p. m. Wednesday, February 9. Every- one who is interested in Scouting is invited to this event. On February 19th, the U.O.D. Ebployees Associa tion is sponsoring a real, live radio broadcast from the U.S.O. club. This will be one of the biggest shows that ever took place in Hermiston and the U.S.O. council cordially invites every one to attend. So—what are you looking at? It’s just exactly what you want at your U.S.O. Come on down to U.S.O. and be a part of the anniversary of the U.S.O.’s third year. Canning Schedule Notice There will be no canning at the Co- operative Laundry and Cannery un til February 17 and then every Thurs day thereafter, according to Claude VanArsdale, manager. CENTRAL CHURCH OF CHRIST C. Wai-ner, Poetar We shall worship Sunday morning around the theme, “Let the Church be the Church.” As a special message in song, Dan and Annie Lindsay will sing, “Jesus Is Our Loving Shepherd”. The evening worship service will be in charge of the Women's Council. The General Council meeting of the Women’s Council will meet Wednes day, February 9, at the home of Mrs. Alice Morehouse. Lunch will be served at noon. The Bible school begins a contest with the Central Point Bible school of Central Point, Ore., on next Sunday morning, and closes Easter Sunday. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES Services every Sunday at 11:00 a. m at the American Legion hall. All are cordially invited to attend. SUNDAY EVENING CLUB Hermiston Methodist Church Sunday, February 6 — 8 p. m. Instrumental Music ‘I HAVE” (chalk illustrated) West Davenos Baby Beds Baby Buggies 75c U. S. No. 2 $47.85 “Warm Morning” Heaters, now $39.95 Broom Softip • FRESH CRAB® FRESH SMELT HALIBUT • SALMON THIS IS NOT AN ORDINARY FIRST OF THE YEAR CLEARANCE SALE, BUT IS A CLOSE OUT SALE ON MANY LINES’ $ FRESH OYSTERS FILLET RED COD SPICED & SMOKED HERRING FRESH ENGLISH FILLET SOLE S Garment is always a good one! Davenports and Chairs Box Spring Foundations Occasional Chairs Swing Rockers Sunny Jim Grapefruit 8 30% OFF Nalley’s Marmalade An I 8 oz. 19c 1%2‘* 17c 6 for 35c Vanilla 1 9c Vitapine - Sliced Chili Dinner ANet-efest-A/ LOCALS COLUMBIA NEWS Gang Comedy - Call All Kids Tues. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1944 HERMISTON HERALD HERMISTON. OREGON. • FRESH SHRIMP MEAT Our service work on Refrigerators, Washing Machines, Oil Heaters, Water Pumps, Electric Ranges, and other electric al equipment has increased so much, we are short on time and space. Hermiston Food Store Phone 3781 HERMISTON, OREGON Y inoepenQent our Certified L. A. MOORE, Furnisher of Homes Grocer — Phone 2121 — Meewo Me
