HERMISTON HERALD HERMISTON. OREGON
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OASIS THEATRE
HERMISTON, OREGON
PHONE 2121
Friday - - - Saturday
February 18 - 19
DOUBLE FEATURE
NEWS REEL
Sunday - - - Monday
February 20 - 21
LOCALS
Miss Olive Strang, cook at the local
hospital, turned patient herself this
week suffering from a bad cold.
The Oregon Women’s Ambulance
Corps recently purchased a hundred
dollar war bond toward helping the
Fourth War Bond drive.
Mrs. Ray Farnsworth, sister of
Mrs. Margaret Cronk, arrived Mon
day from Portland and is spending
the week in Hermiston.
The Townsend club will meet the
last Tuesday of each month instead of
the fourth Tuesday and the meeting
will be at the U.S.O. The public is
invited to all the meetings.
Dr. J. P. Stewart, eyesight special
ist of Pendleton, will be at the Her
miston Hotel Wednesday. February
23, between the hours of 10-00 and
5:00.
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Mrs. L. F. Fleming of Olympia,
Wash., arrived in Hermiston recently
to make an indefinite visit with her
mother, Mrs. W. C. Morehouse, while
her husband. Sgt. Lester Fleming, is
on maneuvers in Louisiana.
Corporal and Mrs. Chester Stuart
arrived here this week to spend a 15-
day furlough with his parents. Rev.
and Mrs. J. W. Stuart. Cpl. Stuart,
who has been in the service about 14
months, is stationed at Camp Culver,
near Sacramento, with the Signal
Corps as a radio operator technician.
Mrs. Stuart is a Sacramento girl and
is enjoying her first visit to Hermis
ton. Cpl. Stuart must report back to
Camp Culver by February 26.
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NEWS REEL
Gang Comedy - Farm Hands
Tues. - Wed. - Thur*.
February 22 - 23 - 24
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SOMEONE TO"
rami'9
“I have shewed you
all things, how that so
labouring ye ought to
support the weak, and
to remember the words
of the Lord Jesus, how
He said, It is more bles
sed to give than to re
ceive.”
with Mabel Paige
Sport Reel - Winter Setting
Comedy - Indian Signs
HERMISTON
BAPTIST CHURCH
H. V. McGee, Pastor
Mr. Espinola, who has been very
Mrs. H. -V. McGee, Misses Audrey
ill at the Hermiston hospital, is re Null and Frances Follett accompan
ported to be much better.
ied Ray Null to Pendleton Wednesday.
Recent patients at the Hermiston
Vivian Jackson, 3-year-old daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Rex Jackson who General hospital include Mrs. LaRue,
has been very ill the past month with Gwendolyn Standefer, Mrs. Geer and
rheumatic fever, is reported as great Mr. Weston.
George R. Harris, S. 2/c, son of
ly improved but will not be able to be
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Harris, writes his
up for some time yet.
parents that he has been in New Gui
A little daughter was born to Cpl. | nea but is now back in Australia. He
and Mrs. Stanley Pacioni February j has been in the service for a year and
16 at the local hospital. The little six months, and stationed on the U. S.
lady weighed 7 * pounds and has been S. Dobbin for over a year.
named Joyce Yvonne. Cpl. Pacioni. | Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Harris of the
who has been in India for over two local hospital staff were surprised on
months, was notified by cable of the Wednesday by a visit from their ne
happy event.
phew, Pvt. Billy Coltts, who has been
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Seeliger re stationed at Nome, Alaska, for the
turned Monday morning from a two past two years «and is now enjoying
weeks visit spent in California with a short furlough. He was accompa
their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. nied by his wife, parents and grand-
and Mrs. Darrel Seeliger of Oakland, mother who is a sister of Mr. Harris.
and other relatives at Richmond and
CASSIUS CLAY CLINESMITH
San Jose. Returning with them were
Cassius Clay Clinesmith was born
Mrs. Seeliger’s mother, Mrs. F. Mills
and her brother and wife. Mr. and in Keokuk, Iowa, January 30, 1859.
and passed away in Hermiston Feb.
Mrs. Ernest Mills of San Jose.
During the lecturers hour at West 15. He lived in Iowa the first 23 years
land Grange February 11. under the of his life and then was in the south
direction of Mrs. Harry Newton, funds for a number of years, coming west in
were raised to enable the grange to 1889. He was married to Elizabeth
participate in the Fourth War Loan Hinchliffe on March 21, 1895, at Car
drive. In the absence of J. D. McKay lisle. Calif.
To this union six children were
the meeting was in charge of Guy
Shaw. The meeting February 25 will born, four of whom are living. He
be the ninth anniversary of Westland is survived by his widow, Elizabeth
grange and a special program honor Clinesmith and children: Mrs. Maude
ing the charter members is being ar Ackerman of Colfax, Charles and
ranged. There will also be an initia James Clinesmith of Binge. Wash.,
tion in the first and second degrees. and Mrs. Alice Elkins of Dayton.
Many years of his life were devoted
The Home Economics club will meet
work.
February 23 at the home of Mrs. Har to Christian
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ry Newton.
CARD OF THANKS
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We wish to take this opportunity to
sincerely thank our friends and neigh
bors for the kind expressions of
sympathy and for the beautiful floral
offerings in our recent bereavement
in losing our dear mother and grand-
mother.
Mrs. Glen Aldrich and family,
J. R. Peterson and family,
CAN YOU do clerical work
L. R. Peterson and family.
or accounting? Have you ever
worked in a store? Can you drive
a car?
CARD OE THANKS
We wish to sincerely thank our
The Army needs all kinds of
skills in the WAC. There’s a
neighbors and friends for the beauti
chance for you —to improve a
ful floral tributes and for the kind
skill you already have, or learn
ness extended at the death of our be
one you’ll find useful all your
loved husband and father.
life.
Mrs. W. A. Emert,
Today—find out about the op
Mrs. J. C. Willis and family,
portunities that await you in the
WAC—the important job. the in
Delbert Emert and family,
teresting life, the chance to serve
Arland Emert.
your country in a vital way.
Beecher Emert and family,
APPLY at-the nearest U. S.
Clarence Emert and family,
Army Recruiting Station (your
Dee Emert,
local post office will give you the
Mrs. Ralph Matthews and family,
address). Or write: The Adju
tant General, Room 4415, Muni
Lt. Phill Emert and family,
tions Building, Washington. D.C. ( Lt. Alfred Emert,
Patty Emert.
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HERMISTON METHODIST
CHURCH
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Walter A. MacArthur, Miniater
“The Best Place To W’ork For
Christ” is to be the theme of the wor-
Can You Use A
Typewriter?
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savias .
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$
GOLDEN WEST COFFEE
1-lb. Jar...........................
32c
MAPLE SYRUP
Maison Royal - Qt. bottle .
CORN KIX
Gold Medal - Pkg.
12c .
PEANUT BUTTER
Playmate - 2 lb. jar
39c
TENDERONI
Van Camp’s - 2 Pkgs.
15c $
SEEDLESS RAISINS
Honor - 15 oz. Pkg.
14c
MOP STICKS
Hanset Spring - Each
17c
BORAXO
12c
Cleans Dirty Hands - Can .
POP WASHING POWDER
BLACK TEA
Memorie - 1 1 lb. pkg.
24c
FLUFFY PANCAKE MIX
1 7
Soy King - 20 oz. pkg.......... - • C
Large package ...................
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LET US SOLVE
YOUR EYESIGHT
PROBLEM !
If your eyes trouble you come here
for a thorough examination . . . .
Modern glasses ground to fit if
they are needed.
Over 30 Years Successful
Optical Experience!
DR. DALE ROTHWELL
OPTOMETRIST
118 South Main St. — Pendleton
Near But Depot
OFF .
on all articles of
' Avon Products
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now on hand.
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All shades of—
• LIPSTICK
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• ROUGE
• POWDER
Also Hand Lotion, ‘ !
Shaving Cream, etc.
Mrs. Cere’ Beaver I :
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Hermiston Methodist Church
Sunday, February 20 - 8 p. m. •
Instrumental Music
“THE HYMN WRITERS” (chalk illustrated)
Minute
Men of 44
All of us
Help the 1
$
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19c
Washes Everything
PEET’S SOAP
Granulated - Ige. pkg.
28c
UNION
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Hermiston Food Store
Phone 3781
HERMISTON, OREGON
Y independent
our Certified
Grocer
THEY KEEP EM ROLLING
THE RAILROADS ARE
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to
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SUNDAY EVENING CLUB ►
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19c
43c
$ SPECIALS!
20% 1
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OVEN BAKED BEANS
B & M -18 oz. Jar
Columbia River
CHINOOK SALMON
No. 1 Hat Can ......
$
59c
100% BRAN
Nabisco - Lb. pkg.
25c
ship service at 11 a. m. this Sunday. m.; Youth Fellowship 6:30 p. m.; and
The hymn writers and stories of var Young Adults Tuesday evening at
ious well known hymns will be fea 7:30 p. m.
tured at the meeting of the Sunday
Evening club at 8:00 p. m. A cordial Da-- . . . It
welcome is extended to all.
Other services: Church School 10 a.
"s
29c
TOMATO JUICE
Reliance - 46 oz tin
MANNISH TAILORED-TO-MEASURE SUITS
& SLACKS ARE GIVEN SPECIAL
ATTENTION!
$
VEGETABLE BEEF SOUP
Phillips - 2 cans...............
WAKOTO FLOUR
50 lb. sack
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1944.
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