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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1944 THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON. PAGE THREE gene Saturday night. co, arrived Tuesday to visit her par The Ernest Bedwells went to their ents. the - Henry Millers. --------- - • on-------------— home at Ontario Sunday evening. The senior class had a basket social Friday evening, netting $107.00. Ella Mae Grim won the $3.00 in war By Mra. Rose Hadriek stamps as her basket brought $10.00, and Jean Browns was second, getting Mr. and Mrs. John Spencer were *1.50 in war stamps. Mrs. Jim Tade hosts to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Duncan for received a *25 war bond. a birthday dinner on February 1, the Mrs. Carl Haddox took Carl to occasion being Mr. Spencer’s birthday Portland for medical treatment Fri and Mrs. Duncan’s birthday. Glenn Norton, coach and superin day. Mrs. Dorothy Kendler and two tendent. accompanied nine of his bas children of Portland are spending ketball boys on a tour last week end George Harkenrider Hermiston, Oregon some time with her parents, the W. C. which they enjoyed. They lost the game at Joseph but won at Lostine, Isoms. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Sawalish were and all members of the team played. Sunday visitors at the W. M. Mrs. Wilson ___ of _____ __ _______ Mabel Ditzler Portland spent the week end here at the home RIAN AIEALC rrAAC I gut, Idaho, is visiting his parents. home. Ray Coulter is improved after of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George IKKIUUI NW IILM I. Leo Haddox of Hermiston is car- a Pfe. severe case of pneumonia. He is Sale, and visited her daughter, Laura ing for his brother Carl's place while By Mrt. Grace Shaun Mav Ditzler. stationed at Callan, Calif. he is in Portland. 123 S.E. COURT — PENDLETON Mrs. Esther Strasser pronounces The Marshall Markham family and Irrigon's professor, George Linn, is Ella Mrs. C. W. Grim has been quite ill -====================================ay Mae Grim and Kathleen Paulson the President ’ s ball a grand success. with the flu. She is somewhat better. being called to the army, leaving a were in Hermiston Saturday evening. The sum taken in this community was Sam Smith passed away Sunday vacancy in the school that will be Mrs. Alma Grieves of Hermiston triple that of last year. The music night after a short siege with the flu. hard to fill at this time. by the Pendleton Field orchestra was was an Irrigon visitor Saturday. He was over 93 years old. He was Mrs. Carl Haddox arrived home Billie Gabriel left last week end for Mrs. Lee Larson was in Irrigon much enjoyed. at his home near Irrigon. He has Tuesday saying that Mr. Haddox is Wednesday visiting her son Robert. Mrs. William Kryger was able to Portland where she has entered Eman spent most of 24 years here. He better but had to stay longer. E. A. Stephens has his pump in and return home last Sunday after a uel hospital for nurses training. leaves his widow and 3 sons: Harry By Margaret Thorpe Mrs. Frank Rutherford is being Mr. and Mrs. Hogeland of Stan the water from his well. week at the Hermiston hospital. and John and Robert Smith, all of Ir- field are visiting at the home of May is now using Boardman defeated Umatilla on congratulated upon her son’s promo Sam Umiker was a Hermiston Orville Kensler left Sunday for Ft. Mrs. rigon, and two daughters, Mrs. Olive tion. Jimmy McDermott recently the home basketball floor Friday night Lewis to join the army. visitor Thursday. Fredrickson of Stanfield and Mrs. nard Hoagland. passed the highest of ten on his exam with a score of 21 to 33. Umatilla’s Mahlon Dewing arrived home from Howard Riley telephone crew Browning and Robert The Mrs. Jack Hazel Norcross of Portland. Mrs. for engineer- He is the youngest en second team won their game. nearly four years service in Alaska to Umatilla Thursday. They Grace O ’ Brien and son moved Walters and Fredrickson arrived Monday morning Potts spent the week end at have been living at the Leicht camp. Saturday to visit his parents, Larry gineer at the age of 23 on .the Union his Don and Mrs. Norcross Monday evening, Chester were Hermiston visitors Mon The home. He is now stationed at Pacific railroad. Dewing and Mrs. MacDonald who Walker crew took over the work day. Frank Fredrickson was also here Mr. and Mrs. Leland Burgin and Portland. hardly recognized him. He will re The E. R. Schneiders and the Er- here. Monday. The show Saturday night was Ar son and Selby Hogue of Portland are turn to Alaska in about twenty days. Ellen Miller, student nurse of Pas arrived home from Eu- Roy Fredrickson, seaman at Farra- nest Bedwells my Touchdown . Following the show visiting here. L. Jouannault suffered a light was an infantile paralysis benefit dance at which a good crowd attended. stroke a week ago. Bob Smith made a business trip to Mr. and Mrs. Archie McFarland of Pendleton Monday. Corvallis visited over the week end 0202000201020202020002 Mr. and Mrs. Francis Harter and at the home of Mrs. Vern Gabriel and Mrs. Collie Tillory who are sisters of family and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Ham Mr. McFarland. This was their first ilton and family spent Saturday in Pendleton. trip to Stanfield. Mrs. Floyd Bouey spent the week Mrs. Alvin May and small son are at the home of James May at Athe end in Portland. Lyle Tannehill left for Everett, na for an indefinite time. The Stanfield-Echo unit demonstra Wash., to spend a few days before re tion of war-time cookery, made by turning to San Diego. Mrs. George Daniel has been con Mrs. Troy Coleman and Mrs. Carl Weltzin, was very much enjoyed by fined to her home this week due to 14 members. After the meeting Mes illness. Gilbert Pettys left Tuesday night dames Fisk. McPhetridge, Bard and Hedrick sorted the old ciothes to make for Fort Lewis for army training. Mabel Bishke returned from the them ready for the salvage collector. The Grange will sponsor a card East where she visited her husband. party Saturday night, February 5, at the Grange hall. A lot of fun and HERMISTON BAPTIST CHURCH H. V. McGee, paator good eats to conclude the evening is assured by the committee. The Lord’s Supper will be observed Mr. and Mrs. George Grant and during the Sunday morning worship Georgy visited Mr. and Mrs. J. F. service, and the pastor’s sermon will Rueber last week and Mrs. Rueber ac companied them home to Hanford un be a study of this subject. We’ll let our customers do the talking for us. They’re the ones that really shopped til Sunday. Mrs. Charlev Kruse is clerking in around and compared . . . they speak without prejudice. They say Stone s prices are as the dry goods department of the M. low as the lowest . . . and on more items. For Stone s feature a greater variety of Refvem store. foods, more complete selections than any store in town. The Ladies Aid will meet at the Refvem home on Thursday afternoon with Miss Elva Berry and Mrs. Cor dilla Lowe as hostesses. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Waid and Miss Lennä Waid were business visi WE BOUGHT EXTRA WAR BONDS LET US SOLVE tors in Pendleton last Saturday. Mrs. Strasser, chairman of the in YOUR EYESIGHT fantile paralysis fund, reported Wed Tenderleaf Orange Pekoe, a warming and healthful drink. PROBLEM! nesday morning that the quota for Stanfield of $68.00 was oversubscrib If your eyes trouble you come here ed and that *150 was raised here. for a thorough examination . . . . Modern glasses ground to fit if MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHVRCH they are needed. 8 Points— sunripened whole kernels—fills in for any occasion. E. M. 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Swift Deviled Ham........ 3 oz. tin 18c FAST, DEPENDABLE SERVICE BETWEEN 8 Pts. 10 C Pts. PL. 5 Pts. 10 Pts. BOIL, brisket or rib, 5 points . lb. 190 ROAST, 8 points ... Blade or arm cuts lb. 270 Prices Effective Feb. 4 to 10........... Subject to Market Changes. On Ration • Free List! Griffith Salted Peanuts . Fancy Comb Honey...... Libby Tomato Slices .... Model Tobacco............. Roeding Calimyrna Figs Sphinx Layer Figs......... McGrath’s Green Beans . Royal Baking Powder.... Hershey Cocoa.............. Sperry Pancake Flour.... ..... 712 oz. 25c .......12 oz. 41c ...... 29 oz. 27c .......... 1 lb. 79c ....... 12 oz. 32c .. 1 lb. pkg. 37c ... 19 oz. tin 14c ... 12 oz. tin 52c .... 8 oz. tin 11c 9.8 lb. sack 73c Portland — Hermiston — Pendleton LaGrande and Baker — BRICK BUILDING WEST OF CREAMERY — D. F. BELDING Telephone 2391 Hermiston, Ore. PORTLAND-PENDLETON MOTOR TRANSPORT CO. cocccccccccccrcccccc4c44c4cc22209101111414+44**,.%
