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THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON. PAGE TWO OASIS THEATRE HERMISTON, OREGON PHONE 2121 Sept. 8-9 Fri.-Sat. NEWS REEL and SHORTS Sept. 10-11 Sun.-Mon MARGARET CHARLES O’BRIEN LAUGHTON ROBERT i LOCALS Mrs. Ina Whitney spent last week visiting friends in Grandview. Wash. Mrs. Glen Anderson and baby son left the Hermiston General hospital Monday for their home. Mrs. Alton Kingsbury of Neotsu. Ore., spent Tuesday and Wednesday as a business visitor here. Mrs. Earl Watson and family moved to Spokane last week to be near her husband who is in the navy. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Nye and Mrs. J. H. Nye and family are spending some time at Wallowa Lake. Mrs. Smiley Bean and daughter. Hope Reynolds, moved to Portland Monday where Mr. Bean is employed. Mrs. T. J. Panages was a medical patient at the Hermiston General hos pital from Friday until Sunday. Ted Hodge returned last week from Spokane and Sun Valley, Idaho, where he visited his brother. Jack Hodge. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Blessing of Portland spent Monday with friends in Hermiston. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Wilcox spent Sunday and Monday fishing at Celilo Falls. Mrs. Georgia Henderson was a med ical patient at the Hermiston General hospital Sunday and Monday. Mrs. Frank Helms arrived Monday for a visit with her daughter. Mrs. Fred Rauch. Pfc. Howard H. Miller, son of Ches ter Miller of Hermiston, recently ar rived safely in England with the armed forces. Mary Lou Madison was taken to Walla Walla Wednesday for an ap pendectomy. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Guening of Butter Creek will leave tomorrow for Portland where they will make their home. Mrs. C. E. Baker returned home last Thursday from a six weeks visit at Manchester, Wash., and Eugene Ore., with relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Doty moved back to their home in Caldwell, Ida.. Saturday. Mr. Doty was employed at the U. O. D. here. Mrs. J. E. King and baby daughter Judith Elaine returned to their home from the Hermiston General hospital Monday. Mrs. Emma Ripley, mother of Glenn Ripley, suffered a stroke Wednesday and was taken to the Hermiston hos pital Thursday morning. Mrs. Earl Briggs and Mrs. Ther- man Martin, both of Boardman, are pneumonia patients at the local hos- pita). Mrs. Ralph Barlow, who is em- ployed at Hermiston General hospital, was on vacation last week. Unfor tunately she was ill most of the week. John Bensel of Portland was in Hermiston this week visiting relatives and friends. Mr. Bensel has been employed in Portland since May. Miss Rebekah Pierson. Vernon Wade and Mr. and Mrs. Guy Shaw were among those present at the Roundup parade in Pendleton last Saturday evening. Mrs. Robert Scott (Molly Ann Rip ley) and son Bobby Joe arrived this week from Lupus. Mo., where they have been visiting at the home of her mother-in-law. Her husband, Corp. Robert Scott, is with the armed forces overseas. 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Thompson Seedless Pacific Brand VINEGAR Quart bot. .16 RAISINS 15 oz. pkg. .13 TANG quart jar -39 Salad Dressing Clabber Girl BAKING POWDER 10 oz. can .09 Schillings COFFEE Hershey's COCOA 1 2 lb. for .1 1 Washington fancy Albacore Xu Boro Household BLEACH OXYDOI TUNA A letter has been received locally by relatives that Pvt. Henry R. Harp ster is in a hospital in England. Ap parently his injuries are not consid ered serious. 'Straight front Our Miss Alice Geer returned home Sun day after spending a week in Port Men's Shop Come These land visiting relatives and friends. Miss Geer also visited at the Virgil Smith home in Vancouver. Wash. Dr. and Mrs. I. C. Bohlman and family, and Miss Stella Bohlman spent from Friday evening till Mon day evening at their cabin at Langdon Man-Tailored Clothes Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Dayton Harris and for Ladies . , . son Michael spent from Friday thru Monday in La Grande at the home of Sure they’re Mannish . . . her sister. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Van mannish to a degree most other Patten. makers simply can't equal. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Saylor and Every suit and coat is individu family returned from spending about ally cut and tailored to your a week in Portland and the Oregon own measurements by the same beaches. Mr. Saylor was fortunate in skilled craftsmen who make landing a large 32-pound Chinook our famous clothes for men. salmon during his vacation. Come in . . . make your fabric Dr. J. P. Stewart, eyesight special selection from our wide range ist of Pendleton. will be at the Her of several hundreds of patterns. miston Hotel on Wednesday, Septem You’ll get the best man-tailored ber 13. between the hours of 10:00 clothes you've ever worn. a. m. and 5:00 p. ni. adv. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Sinden and Miss $40 to $65 Maxine Sinden of La Grande spent UlmlrttiS— Sunday and Monday at the home of StrgamlinEd Mr. and Mrs. O. O. Felthouse. Miss Sinden remained for the remainder of nish, with ft» froM and the week. imit »li»« tut Mr. and Mrs. Charles Taylor re turned to the city by bus last Friday following a 10-day vacation spent in the valley and at the coast. The Tay lors vacationed at Braemer, which is a beach resort near the ocean. Rev. and Mrs. W. A. MacArthur and son Jon. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Huff man and son Bobby and Mr. and Mrs. Hood, Texas. As a member of the VOTE FOR Preston Hollomon spent Labor Day at cadre at the Infantry Replacement Training Center. T/4 Dyer is aiding the Huffman cabin at Emigrant in the instruction of new men in the Springs. Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Fix have re Infantry as they receive their basic ceived word from their son, Cpl. Lloyd training. He is the son of Bradley Fix. of Camp Shelby Miss., that he Dyer of Hermiston. has been transferred from the Infan FOR Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Ott have been try to Engineer Maintenance, in a informed that they are now grand- non-combatant unit. At present he is parents of a boy. all others being repairing electric motors. — pa. Pol. Adv. girls. The new arrival is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Pete Laas and Kieth Mr. and Mrs. Walther Ott of Rahny, have located at Lebanon. Ore., where New Jersey, and weighed eight pounds Mr. Laas will operate his own gun eight ounces at birth. The little fel smith shop. H. H. Gailey moved the low has be n named Roger Henry. Laas locksmith, gunsmith and preci Mrs. C. Warner and Miss Patsy sion tools to Lebanon recently. Warner went to The Dalles Monday Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. (Bus) Han- - . , . , sen and family and Mrs. Bruce Fol- where Patsy will enter . high school and stay with Mrs. Levi Reeder until lett of Lakeview spent the Labor Day her parents move to that city. Mrs. week end at the home of their parents, Warner continued on to Portland Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Follett. Germisto ~~ where she will be attending a three Miss Iris King and Miss Shirley day session of the Women’s Mission flethnist Church Merth, who were employees at the ary Board of the state. He miston General hospital have left Pvt. John H. Kuhn, son of Mrs. P. to go to school. Miss King will attend Walla Walls college and Miss Merth E. Kuhn of Hermiston, has won the will go to Granger. Wash., to attend right to wear Wings and Boots of the TOPIC FOR WORSHIP Yakima Valley Academy. United States Army Paratroops. He Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Saylor have "They Dug is stationed at Fort Benning, Georgia, been informed that their son-in-law. and has completed four weeks of jump Ray Harper, has been promoted to Another Well First Lieutenant. Lt. Harper is sta training during which time he made tioned at Ft. Benning, Ga. His wife five jumps, the last a tactical jump SEPTEMBER 10. 1944 (Dona Saylor! is at Ft. Benning with at night involving a combat problem him. on landing. Mr. and Mrs. J. W: Hamman have received word that their son Glenn has been promoted to Master Tech. Sgt. The promotion came on August 14. He is stationed at Camp Pendle- ton. near Oceanside. Calif. Glenn has had several years of overseas service. - Torodhc t Mrs. Glenn Hamman arrived Wed nesday to visit indefinitely at the COMPLETS SCHEDULE OF WORSHIP SERVICES home of her husband’s parents. Mr. Il - _ enne MKie YOUTH PROGRAM and Mrs. J. W. Hamman. Mrs. D. F. KENT GARRISON dole WVe MUOV 6.30 TO 800 P.M. McGreal, niece of Mr. Hamman, also • p.m. SUNDAY EVENING CLUB HOUR Across Street North of arrived Wednesday and will spend a few weeks at the Hamman home. Tum-A-Lum Lbr. Co. Little one-year-old Jackie Colpitts, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Colpitts fell and cut his hand on glass Mon day and it was necessary to give him surgical treatment at the Hermiston General hospital where he remained for several days. Harry Gailey of the Hermiston Transfer Co. this week moved the Smiley O. Bean household goods to Portland this week. Mr. Bean is em ployed at the Robert Motor Co. there as mechanic. Mr. Gailey also moved the Ray Loosevelt household goods to Newport. T b Chester M. Dyer of Hermiston has been promoted to that grade from the grade of T 5 at the Infantry Re- placement Traini n g Center at Camp Saylor's SHORB CONGRESS Sheet Metal Work SALE CHOCOLATE $ Notice THE TEMPLE CAFE WILL BE CLOS lge. pkg. .23 American Legion Sweetheart TOILET SOAP Pheasant VANILLA 8 oz. bot. -19 SOAP Hermiston Post No. 37 3 bars .22 Reg. Guest Ivory 5 bars .21 1st * 3rd Thursdays X'ifiting l^gionnairtt Welcome Pioneer Minced CLAMS 7 oz. can .26 West Haven CRAB MEAT 61 2 oz. can .49 3 bars .19 ED TEMPORARILY FOR RENOVA TION AND SOME MINOR REPAIRS BUT WE HOPE IT WILL BE OPEN ED SOON BY A GOOD, RELIABLE RESPONSIBLE PARTY. IF THIS CANNOT BE ACCOMPLISH Lifebuoy Health SOAP Hermiston Food Store Phone 3781 HERMISTON. OREGON Once Fat! 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