The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984, February 10, 1944, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO HERMISTON HERALD HERMISTON. OREGON. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Elwood recently Mrs. O. O. Felthouse was hostess Afeet-oeAst-ecANet---Afet-e=Afest-==fst=rAy underwent thorough examination* at one day last week at her home for the the Dean Clinic in Portland. Mr. El- W. S. C. S. with Mrs. Bert Mullins, wood returned home this week but Mrs. Frank Sater and Mrs. Julius Mrs. Elwood remained for a longer Gimble as co-hostesses. A lovely | period. luncheon was served to 35 ladies. In | Mr. and Mrs. Bill Miller motored to Pfc. Francis Ragsdale, who has at- the afternoon Mrs. A. E. Marble, | Pendleton where they spent the week tended an army glider school, is here president, had charge of the business | end. C , . ... visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed meeting with Mrs. W. A MacArthur Ladies Altar Society • will sponsor. . , - .mi = ----------- ----- Ragsdale. He 7 has 119 been T—n stationed Btauuntu at at having "2.52 charge 5. of 7 the “J program. -23 an Easter Bazaar and a cooked food —— adv. Camp Polk, La., and also in North sale on April 1st. Carolina. I Dale Hiatt Lost For Season Mr. and Mrs. Roy Attebury last last Mrs. Lowell Alford has received Oregon State's basketball team took week for Seattle by train to visit their word from her son, Lowell Jr., bugler | another setback this week when Dale daughter and family. The expected MANNISH TAILORED-TO-MEASURE SUITS second class, U. S. Navy, that he re- Hiatt of Umatilla, substitute forward, to return some time this week. & SLACKS ARE GIVEN SPECIAL cently enjoyed a trip to Casablanca was stricken with appendicitis while Mrs. Ray Meade of Portland has and other points. At present he is with the Beavers in Seattle. He un ATTENTION! been visiting her sister-in-law, Mrs. stationed in Massachusetts and writes derwent an operation immediately Unusually clever styles beautifully Clara Drew, who has been quite ill that he likes his work. and is recuperating in a Seattle hos- tailored with trim and graceful lines. the past three weeks. Technician, Fourth Grade, Clarence pital but will be lost for the season Come at your convenience and see the Charles Knerr and family arrived Ross visited two days last week to the Beavers. He is a son of Mr. in Hermiston this week to visit at the at the home of his aunt, Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Ursel Hiatt of Umatilla and Season’s Smartest...................................... home of his mother, Mrs. Alta Knerr. B. J. Nation. He was on a 14-day has seen considerable action with the Mr. Knerr is on a 15-day furlough furlough, being en route to Seattle. Beaver basketball team this year, from his duties with the Coast Guard. He has been in the service slightly even though he is a freshman. Mrs. Richard King and Mrs. Perry over a year. PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH Coleman of Boise, Idaho, came Friday Aprons, pot holders, pillow slips J. W. Stuart, Pastor to spend a week here at the home of and many other useful articles; also Sunday School, 9:45 a. m. their sister, Mr. and Mrs. Craig Per delicious cake, pie and other foods on Morning worship, 11 a. m. cy. sale at Ladies Altar Society Bazaar Young People’s Society, 7 p. m. Mrs. Clara Drew has received many and cooked food sale April 1. adv. Evangelistic Service, 7:45 p. m. interesting souvenirs from her hus Pvt. Bob Miller, Tank Division, U. Prayer service every Wednesday band in the service. He is stationed S. Army, arrived early Thursday to in North Africa and has sent home spend a nine-day furlough with his 7:45 p. m. a German officer’s helmet. parents. Mr. and Mrs. Hogan Miller. PENTECOSTAE TABERNACLE Lt. Beth Baumeister has spent the Bob has been in the service about Panter Shelby E. Gravea Hermiston Methodist Church last week visiting her parents. Mr. six months and has just completed his Come unto me, all ye that labour and Mrs. Emmett Cooney. She ac- basic training at Fort Knox, Ky. He and are heavy laden, and ye shall find Sunday, February 14— 8 p. m. companied her husband to Washing- must report for duty February 22 at rest unto your souls. Matt. 11:28. ton, D. C., to visit his relatives and San Francisco. Sunday, 10 a. m.. Bible School. A Instrumental Music is now returning to Barnes Hospital, The Swift Stitchers sewing club met class for every age. Vancouver, Wash., to resume her du- at the Wurtsmith home recently with 11 A. M.. worship hour. Recognition Program of Servicemen 7 P. M., the young people sponsor ties there. Pauline Shein as hostess. Five mem- bers were present with Division A this service. girls making pin cushions and Divi- 7:45 P. Me, evangelistic service. sion 2 girls practicing with patterns. Special singing and music. Fuel dealers deliver by priorities 11, Christian Endeavor at 7 p. m. and The next meeting will be held at the We hope to have Rev. and Mrs. T. based on needs. evening worship at 8. Pomeroy home with Mildred Pomeroy | L. Blick with us next Sunday, FUEL OIL Mid-week prayer service at 7:30 on as hostess. Edna Jones has been Come thou with us and we will do February 8—Expiration date of Wednesday and choir rehearsal at thee good. elected treasurer of the group. period 2 fuel oil coupons. March 14 8:15 the same evening. Mrs. Dayton Harris entertained “Beware lest any man —Expiration date of period 3 coupons. Friday evening for her husband on GASOLINE spoil you through philo his birthday. Present were Mr. and March 21—-Expiration date of No. Mrs. L. J. Michieli, Mr. and Mrs. 10 coupons in A book, 3 gallons each. sophy and vain deceit, Raymond Gallonf. Mr. and Mrs. Ben TIRE INSPECTION RATION BOOK NO. 3 after the tradition of Boylen, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Van Pat- (Brown stamps for purchase of “A” Every 6 months (by March 31) The evening was spent in play- “B” Every 4 months (by Feb. 28) men, after the rudi ! i ten. ing cards and visiting and later in the meats-fats, etc.) “C” Every 3 months (by Feb. 28) February 26—Expiration date of “T” Every 6 months or 5,000 miles ments of the world, and | evening Mrs. Harris served cake and brown V, W and X. X series of driving. ice cream for refreshments. , ... stamps . - r . .0.1 valid on February 6. not after Christ.” PRICE CONTROL Mrs. Ermol Sater entertained re- ,, date of ,0, j ... . . March 20—Expiration Refer price inquiries and complaints cently for her daughter. Shirley Jean, , , -, v, r» xi . , brown stamps Y and Z. Y series to price clerk of your local war price WANT TO KNOW how the on her third birthday. Present to help ... „ , , . . . -7. valid on February 13, Z on February and rationing board. new WAC recruiting policies ap celebrate were Bobby Huffman, Mi-20 Each weekly series good for 16 ply to you I cheal Harris, Jon MacArthur, Sheila " : and Sharon Cannell and Billy Burrell, poin S ' Want to know whether you’re CENTRAL CHURCH OF CHRIST HERMISTON RATION BOOK NO. 4 qualified for a special kind of Mothers present were Mrs. J. R. Huff C. Warner, Pastor (Processed foods). Army job—whether you’d serve BAPTIST CHURCH man, Mrs. Dayton Harris. Mrs. W. A. with the Air. Ground, or Service February 20-- Expiration date of MacArthur, Mrs. R. L. Woolley and Forces—whether you could be as H. V. McGee, Pastor green stamps G, H and J. Green Our sermon topic for Sunday morn- Mrs. L. S. Burrell. Refreshments signed to the part of the country stamps K. L. M, will be good Febru-' ing will be “A Modern Church.” Mr. in which you enlist? of a birthday cake and ice cream were ary 1, until March 20 at their 8, 5, 2 and Mrs. Warner and Patsy will sing, served by Mrs. Sater. TODAY—get full details at & 1 values. Tokens will be given in | “Nearer, Still Nearer.” the nearest U. S. Army Recruit change on and after February 27. j The sermon for the Sunday evening ing Station (your local post of February 27—Starting date for use worship hour will be. "The Question fice will give vou the address). Or of red and blue ration tokens. of Matthew 27:22.” The Bible School ¡ write to: The Adjutant General, SUGAR i contest, with the Church of Christ of , Room 4415. Munitions Building. March 21—Expiration date of . Central Point. Oregon, had a huge be- | Washington, D. C. stamp 30. Book 4. good for 5 pounds, ginning on last Sunday. Bible School Stamp 40, Book 4, valid for 5 pounds meets at 10 a. m., morning worship at ***************** of canning sugar between February 1, 1944, and February 28, 1945 (13 mo.) SHOES Stamp No. 18, Book 1, and “Air plane” stamp No. 1. Book 3, valid for one pair each for indefinite period. Loose stamps not accepted. STOVES Purchase certificates available at local boards. Kitchenaid WOOD, SAWDUST, COAL Paper Towels OASIS THEATRE r HERMISTON, OREGON PHONE 2121 Saturday te aovewrunes of ÌSRTU VNERIE WOBSON, vis lent urerted Cartoon - One Ham’s Family Monday February 13 - 14 SAYLOR’S SUNDAY EVENING CLUB DOUBLE FEATURE OH MY DARLING NEWS REEL Wed. Spring & Summer Fabrics Are Here! : • NEWS REEL Sunday LOCALS LADIES • . • OBERT DONAT, TEI IIUJI THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1944. Thurs. February 15 -16 - 17 RATIONING CALENDAR News for You About the WAC . DESERT, TA MYSTERYI Comedy - Double Up Color Cartoon How To Be A Sailor grg pein • FOOD / $ savigs • L Nalley's Mayonnaise 12‘s 179 Pink Salmon Seedless Raisins 4 lb. pkg. 449 Postum Cereal Lge. pkg. 228 Makes 60 cups Shaker Salt Fourth War Bond Drive 199 2 rolls for Sea Joy : • Support the Gold Medal Flour 25 lb. bag $1.25 Bisquick 40 oz. pkg. 328 2 pkgs. 238 Wheaties 2 2-lb. pkgs. 1 59 Union Oil Company George Harkenrider Get the ONLY Tractor 88888 8 8889 2 pkgs. Cheerioats THAT provides traction without built-in weight 24* THAT keeps tractor front end down THAT automatically protects tractor and imple Large Paper Shell lbs. for 55$ Ivory Soap 14-oz. pkg. 258 P & G Soap Pecans Duff’s Hot Muffin. Waffle or Ginger Bread Mix S Hermiston, Oregon 3 med. bars 198 4 bars 190 ment when a buried obstruction is hit THAT pulit and controls its implements in the soil WHH THE FERGUSON SYSTEM DR. STRAM OPTOMETRIST Old Mill Ice Cream Mix 2 pkgs. 279 Camay Toilet Soap 3 bars 220 E r joy Good Vision” The New FORD TRACTOR A PROFITABLE with Implement* for FINGIR TIP FARMING IS IT Maison Royal Chocovan 4 oz. bottle 99 Oxydol or Duz Large size 246 INVESTMENT EYES YOUR TO HAVE EXAMINED PERIODICALLY. . . . WHY 8 Crispy Crackers 2 lb. box 32$ Scotch Cleanser Per can 99 NOT DROP IN THE NEXT TRIP TO PENDLETON AND HAVE— Hermiston Food Store Your Certified Independent Phone 3781 HERMISTON, OREGON Grocer $ Your Eyes Examined? Stram Optical Co. 225 So. Main St. Pendleton. Ore. Examination Without Charye THS SINGLE CONTROL raises ASK US P R OOF!