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PAGE TWO THURSDAY. JULY 6, 1944. HERMISTON HERALD HERMISTON. OREGON. Mr. and Mrs. Jess Connor left Sat- | Mrs. Ralph Earwood entered the urday night for Tacoma and other Hermiston General hospital Monday points in Washington. They plan to to receive medical care. LOCALS be gone a week. : Mrs. g L. Rucker is a medical pa- HERMISTON, OREGON Dr. J. P. Stewart, eyesight special- tient in the Hermiston General hospi- PHONE 2121 Mr. and Mrs. Jack McKay spent ist of Pendleton, will be at the Her- tai. She entered Monday. miston Hotel on Wednesday, July 19, the week end in Baker. Dr. and Mrs. I. C. Bohlman and between the hours of 10:00 and 5:00. family have spent this week on va- Mr. and Mrs. Bob Russell and three Friday & Saturday children and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Wil adv. cation in the mountains. Dr. Bohl- Mr. . and Mrs. Ben Fix of the Colum- man will be back in his office Mon- cox spent the three day holiday va bia district received word this, week day. cationing in the mountains. that their son Ralph Fix, who has 2 . „. Bobby Stewart, five years old. re . . . . ._ Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Pierce are i been employed in the lumber industry ,, ... ... ceived treatment at the local hospital n .1 j u -n . spending part of this week at Prine- in Portland, became ill with acute ar- .„ ... , this week for a cut on his foot re ... j n V ... I ville visiting at the home of ... their thritis and will be confined for two ceived while playing. son, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Pierce and months in the hospital. family. Another son. Stanley, who has Mrs. L. C. Planter and daughter Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Newport of Caleene of Seattle arrived Monday to Tangent, Ore., left last Friday after been visiting there, and little Mary L. visit with Mrs. Anna Ritchie and Pierce will return home with them. spending a week visiting Mr. and Mrs. daughter. Mrs. Klinefelter. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Miller left Fri R. C. McReynolds. Mrs. Newport is Planter’s husband is with the seabees day morning for Canby where they Mr. McReynolds’ sister. in the South Pacific. visited Mr. Miller’s parents until af- | Lt. Jerry Casseday of Stockton. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Van Patten and ter the 4th. News and Comedy i Calif., arrived Friday to spend a few daughter Ilene Kay left Saturday for Virgil Wilkes of Medford spent the i days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. New Bridge to spend a week visiting his parents M. Casseday. He left Tuesday even- week here taking care of his parents ] who are moving to Medford soon. Mr. I Sunday & Monday A notice in the Portland paper this ing for New Mexico where he will be and Mrs. R. W. Wlkes have sold their j week told of the death of Miss stationed. house here. July 9 & 10 Blanche Harmon, aged 48, late of Mo- Miss Thelma Swarner of Portland The W. G. Bailey family of La lalla but a former school teacher, is spending the week at the home of Double Feature here. Funeral services were held last | her parents. Mr and Mrs- A: C: Swar- Grande spent July 4th in Hermiston | with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. | Friday at the Everhart Funeral ner in the Columbia district. Bailey, and also helped celebrate | Among those enjoying the Fourth Morne in Molalla with interment at Grandfather Bailey’s 76th birthday. A at Cold Springs dam were the Guy the Scotts Mills cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jackson of Among the sailor boys who are Shaw family Misses Rebekah Pierson Eugene spent from last Wednesday and Dorma. Melba and Shirley Kelly. home this week is Norman Anderson, until Saturday at the home of his par Seaman Second Class. “Andy” is Riding in the Shaw power boat was ents. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Jackson. the highlight of the day. getting about the streets on crutches Mrs. Jim Naughton left Saturday “Bob” is in the U.S.N.R. as a medical due to a severe attack of scarlet fever student and is attending classes at the he received at Camp Farragut during . night by train for Ardmore, Okla.. University of Oregon medical school. Allan Lane and Janet Martin in . where Mr. Naughton is now stationed training. Although he is still feeling Mrs. Bill Roberts returned to her quite weak, he is recovering from the with the armed forces. Mrs. Naugh home Monday after receiving medical Call of the South Seas’ ton will remain there until her hus attack. He will report back for duty band receives his overseas assign care at the local hospital. July 16. Mrs. Clyde Hebert returned to her ment. On July 2 a surprise birthday par home Tuesday from the Hermiston H. R. Koch of Hanford spent the Tue«., Wed. & Thur*. Miss Mary Lou Johnosn and Mrs. week end and holiday at the B E. W. M. Pearson left Friday for Port- General hospital where she had re ty was given by Mrs. M. C. Picanso Getchell home. July 11, 12 & 13 for Jess Correa Sr. honoring him on I land where they met Mrs. Jean Wil- ceived medical attention. Kenneth Bradshaw, who spent a Mrs. W. C. Morehouse has received his 64th birthday with 40 people furlough here with his parents, has I son and daughter Jinky and continued on to Tacoma to get a station wagon word of the birth of a baby daughter. present. He was presented with a returned to duty and expects an over- seas assignment soon. Mr. and Mrs. for the U.S.O. Mrs. Pearson return Sharon Ann, to Lt. and Mrs. Courtney beautiful chair and many other love J. B. Bradshaw accompanied him as ed with the station wagon Sunday and Morehouse at Billings, Mont., where ly gifts. Mrs. Picanso made a beau far as Portland and will visit rela Mrs. Morehouse is living with her tiful angel food cake with pink and tives there and in Silverton. Miss Johnson and Mrs. Wilson and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph KrawIs and continued to Rockaway where parents while her husband is overseas white trimmings. There were 64 can- ‘Jesus answered and I I Jinky children and Mrs. McPherson • were Mrs. Wilson and Jinky plan to spend in the service. The baby was born dies on the cake. 23 and is getting along nicely. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Beard and guests at an evening picnic dinner said unto him, Verily, | a month's vacation while Miss John- June E. A. Deulen of Boardman is a Shirley of Vancouver. Wash., are July 4th at the H. A. Wilson home. ' son plans to return this week end. medical patient at the Hermiston spending several days here visiting NOTICE OF LAND SALE verily, I say unto thee, General hospital since Wednesday'. I friends. Mr. Beard, formerly of the WAR NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Mrs. John E. Ferguson and baby Umatilla Ordnance Depot, is now with Except a man be born daughter Elberta Jean left the local the war department stationed at the That the undersigned. Sheriff of Umatilla County, Oregon, by virtue WORKERS again, he cannot see the hospital Wednesday for the home of Barnes hospital at Vancouver. His of Cartoon and Musical an order duly made and entered ' Avoid tired, aching her mother. Mrs. Miller of Umatilla 1 work there came as an advancement herein by the County Court of Uma back and exhaus kingdom of God.” where they plan to remain for an. in- from his work here at the U.O.D. tilla County, Oregon, on the 16th day tion due to wrong definite period. | Miss Barbara Tucker of Imbler, of June, 1944. will, on the 25th day posture by wearing Ens. Kenneth Bradshaw left Friday Ore., who was formerly secretary to | Ocidck”in"?nê"rokekbon"oxn "V’tte "SPENCER for Portland and vicinity to spend a Major Homer Simola for two years at1 highest bidder for cash at the front few days with relatives before report- the Umatilla Ordnance Depot, visited | door of the Umatilla County Court ing for active duty. He will pilot a Mrs. Chas. C. Compton over the week House. Pendleton, Oregon, subject to UPPORT HERMISTON ■ a minimum price of $150.00 therefor, carrier-based dive bomber. His par , to be paid in cash, at the time of sale. BAPTIST CHURCH ents. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Bradshaw, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Rugg have re- | the following described parcel of land, MRS. DONNA BEARROW and Miss Maxine Thompson, accom- ceived word of the marriage of their heretofore by Umatilla County, Ore- H. V. McGee, Pastor panied him as far as Salem. Ens. son. Lt. George E. (Gene) Rugg. U.S.gon, acquired for delinquent taxes, to- 106 Amatol - Ordnance, Ore. - Bradshaw invested Sb000.00 in war M.C.R., to Miss Bettv Irene Arm- wit: , _ . » . . 2/c. o/ at ", New . A i Lots 15-16 & 17. Block 1, Hermis- [strong, A.M.M. Orleans ton, in NE SE. Sec. 10, 4N-28. bonds while in Hermiston. First Lt. W. J. Cochran of Camp on June 25. The military wedding was R. E. GOAD. Sheriff of Umatilla County. Lee. Virginia, arrived Sunday to held in a Methodist church with a re spend a 15 day furlough with his wife ception following at the Bienville Ho- (June 22-July 20) and daughter. Lt. and Mrs. Cochran tel. and daughter Kathleen left Wednes- I 7 day night for the Oregon beaches to COLUMBIA NEWS , spend part of his furlough. Lt. Coch- The regular meeting of the Farm ran has received his orders for over- | Bureau Auxiliary scheduled for Fri- seas duty upon his return. He is | day of this week. June 7, has been i making the round trip by plane. cancelled because notice of it failed There will be a meeting of the Her- to make will last, be week held ’s paper , _ . . _ .. regular meeting in Aug- The next miston Girl Scout association Friday ust. evening. July 7. at 8 o’clock at the Mr. and Mrs. Henry Garberding re-1 U.S.O. Miss Mary S. Stevenson of turned Tuesday afternoon from a *. . . i ’ . the district regional office will be week end holiday in the mountains at present with some good suggestions Carl J. Caldwell of Tacoma is for the organization. j spending several days here visiting at A family reunion was enjoyed Mon- the Woodward and Parsons homes, day at the home of Mrs. Bert Mullins Otis. McCulley is employed at the . Bill Kik ranch on the North Hill dur- when all her children , were home. | ing the busy season. COFFEE APPLE JUICE 32 oz. bot. i lb. jar Present were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mrs. Bob Woodward and children S & W Walpole and daughter of Redmond I accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Sherman New West who arrived Saturdav, Mr. and Mrs.Wells of Hermiston to the Instone Morse A. Mullins and two children of ranch at Lena on the 4th. 3 lb. jar .72 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Beebe and GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 46 oz. .33 Bly, arriving Sunday. Lt. W. J. Coch children of Stanfield enjoyed a pic- Shortening Pick Them Yourself Standby ran who came Sunday from Camp nie dinner with the Glenn Parson Lee, Va., and Mrs. Cochran and family Tuesday. Bobby and Ronnie McAhren. of SHREDDED WHEAT daughter Kathleen, and Mrs. Wayne Hermiston 9c in half ton lots BLENDED JUICE 46 oz. can are spending part of the Casseday and son. Wayne is on over- Nabisco summer months at the H. G. McCulley Reliance seas duty. Mr. Walpole and Mr. farm. 2 Miles West of Umatilla Mrs. Janet Getchell is reported to Mullins returned to their respective $ CREAM of WHEAT CORN 2 No. 2 cans homes Tuesday and their wives and I be improving nicely from an appen- dectomv at the Ordnance Post hospi- I 28 oz. pkg. children remained for a longer visit. I tai. Honor Brand, Whole kernel OASIS THEATRE Hundreds and Hundreds of WORK TROUSERS One lot of these at $1.95 This is a very special price, as they are worth more anytime. Buy two or more pair NOW! ! ! Others at $2.95 - $3.50 - and $3.95. You’ll appreciate these values Come in today, or to morrow, or any other day and examine them. Buy and Save! TED LEWIS g[AZNC ALLS! I NORTH STAR .KH'HIHIHW.iaWM > Apricots Ripe Back the Ahack/ Edmonds Orchard 10c Lb $ .25 .32 .39 $ s .29 SALT 2 2-lb. pkgs. Reliance Shaker .15 6.7-oz. .25 CHOCOLATE BARS GREEN BEANS Pheasant, Cut DOG FOOD Gaines S 2 No. 303‘s .21 2 lb. pkg. . 20 GINGERBREAD MIX Dromedary - 14 oz. pkg. 2 No. 303 cans . 2 1 S 22 CAKE FLOUR Softasilk 44 oz. pkg. .29 S LUX FLAKES 23 Large package OLD DUTCH Cleanser 3 cans .23 $ 23 Large package L IFEBUO Y Health Soap Cleans Venetian Blinds, Walls. Upholstery. Rugs. Phone 3781 HERMISTON. OREGON s 3 bars . 20 Z E R O. Beacon 3 qt. bot. .25 • Reduces Dirt to Nothing! Hermiston Food Store $ Your Certified Independent Grocer $ 'S in Hermiston! Why defer the pleasures and benefits of home ownership when F.H. A. makes it so Several Still easy to attain? The rent money you have paid out in the last five years would have Remain given you a substantial equity in a fine home of your own . . . paid for on the easy in stallment plan. Investigate the F.H.A. plan See Them in connection with the purchase of a new home from Interstate Homes, Inc., in Her Today! miston. A small down payment will do it. Elmer Fritzke, Hermiston Hotel _ _ _ _ i » MMMt Mee MVs We----- We— Me-tMeneteM. -A 1
