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PAGE TWO OASIS THEATRE Sept. 15-16 Fri.-Sat. DOUBLE FEATURE ROY ROGERS TRIGGER Song % NEVADA Hi EKG. K* IE a TKiw WC i BEPBLiC Dr. and Mrs. I. C. Bohlman took Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Dozier an- | their daughter Glenna to Granger, nounce the arrival of a baby girl born Wash., this week where she expects Tuesday. She weighed 7 pounds at | to attend Yakima Valley Academy the Hermiston General hospital. | this winter. Miss Frances Culver, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Robuck arrived Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Culver of Her- A. J. Knoblock of Beardman re- this week to spend some time here misten, enrolled recently at the East- | turned to his home Tuesday after be- Millions of men know the with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. H. D. ern Oregon College of LaGrande. She ing a patient for a month at the lo- real foot satisfaction that's Robuck. The former is a qaedical stu- has been employed at the Umatilla | cal hospital. built into Weyenberg I dent at the University of Oregon Ordnance Depot. Miss Heien Wright began work this Medical Schoo] in Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Park are being week at the Inland Cooperative as as Mr. and Mrs. Elz Hartsock are mov- congratulated upon the birth of a ba- | sistant bookkeeper. . ing to Ashland this week where they by girl born Friday at the Hermiston their fit Mrs. Lloyd Harryman and daughter " . '/ ... r» . have purchased a cleaning establish- nd fine Audrey are visiting relatives in Port- H • 10 General hospital. The little Miss , , 7. , ment known as Wardrobe W a rd robe Cleaners, Cleaners. weighed 8 pounds 8 ounces. land this week. „ ,, , , has had many years of , i * Mr. Hartsock Mrs. Ward Graves, formerly of ... . LeVeta Archer, who is a member of _ . experience in this work. Betty Jean Boardman but more recently of Port- k . , _ the WAC’i, surprised and pleased her several weeks ago to land, was brought to the Hermiston ‘. parents. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wilson, . hospital ... by ambulance ui T I — . „. commence school at Ashland where Tuesday. She this last week by phoning them from . You’ll • , . .. , I she will be a senior, will receive treatment at the hospital _ „ _ . e.r . . , ... • ... Pvt. Ben Boylen left Tuesday for Arlington. Virginia, on Mrs. Wilson’s for work here. She has several relatives in this _ », .. , . „ , . „ . , | Camp Roberts. Calif., after spending birthday anniversary. area, and is well known in Hermiston. .... ■ , ... Gilman Pierson was rushed to Wal .. .. „ , . , , , a short furlough here with his family Mrs. Stuart Rankin and daughter. _ , , .1 re j and other relatives. Pvt. Boylen has la Walla Saturday where he under Carol Jean, arrived by bus Tuesday . . . . g , . , j i received training in the Infantry and went an emergency appendectomy. from Ogden, Utah, to visit indefinite-’ - 2 was not sure where he would be sta His condition is considered excellent. ly at the home of Mr. Rankin’s par Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kennedy re- tioned following his return. ents. Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Rankin. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Harris took turned to their home in La Grande. Miss “Jinky” Wilson left Saturday their son Claire to Battle Ground Mr. Kennedy has been a patient at for Walla Walla where she will at Wash., Monday. where he will attend the Hermiston General hospital since tend school this winter at St. Paul’s. May and Mrs. Kennedy has been em Columbia Academy this winter. Accompanying Jinky were her moth Mrs. Ray Ritchie, Mrs. Willwert ployed at the hospital. er. Mrs. Jean Wilson. Miss Mary Lou Mrs. Archie Fales made a trip to and son of Salem were guests this Johnson and Mrs. Walter Pearson. week at the Guy Shaw home. The Sweet Home last week, accompanied Cpl. Ed E. Hall and Mrs. Hall ar latter's mother, Mrs. Casha Shaw, re- by her nephew. Richie Munts. Richie rived last Thursday night from Camp turned to Salem for a several weeks will make his home with his father Crowder. Mo., where he has been sta and new mother. Mr. and Mrs. George visit. tioned two years with the U. S. Army. Rex. ,, .... , . . g.. 1 -e.- O. e — Boylen, ‘‘-CI, -avie Avi. .näen. Mach. 2/c, =/ son Munts of Sweet Home. Mis. Kent Garrison was severely He is visitin? his parents, Mr. and i ... . 1) A surprise birthday party was giv- burned while canning Tuesday about ,, ■ — ... . . j of Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Boyen, will Mrs. Alfred Ha of Hermiston, and t ' leave September 20 to report back for en Wm. Parker last Saturday night at his wife, formerly Miss Evelyn Char duty. He recently returned from 15 ' his home. After a social evening a the face and hands. She was rushed to the Ordnance hospital for treat rier of Butter Creek, is visiting her months of overseas duty and was giv- birthday cake and refreshments were ment. mother. Mrs. Eva Charrier at Yaki en a 30-day leave upon return to this served. Mr. and Mrs. W. W Poyfair and ma. country. Yeoman First Class Clarence Dris- Mrs. C. C. Compton entertained Mr. Mrs. Rosy Neill returned to her kell. who has just returned from 19 and Mrs. A. C. Houghton and Ensign home from the Hermiston General months overseas duty, is visiting his hospital Friday after having been a brother here, Willis Driskell. Clarence Don Houghton and his wife at dinner patient for nearly three weeks. wears two battle stars and has seen recently. — considerable activity in the European A farewell party was held at the and North African theaters of war. home of Mrs. O. O. Felthouse Tues Mrs. Terry Matantos (Helen Bar- day evening, honoring Mrs. L. S. Bur American Legion bouletos) of Seattle is visiting for a rell who is moving this week to Napa. Hermiston Post week in Hermiston and in Umatilla Calif. Assisting Mrs. Felthouse were No. 37 with relatives. She is a daughter of Mrs. P. Hollomon and Mrs. J. R. “Then Simon Peter Reg. Meetings 1st & 3rd Thursdays Mr. and Mrs. Nick Barbouletos of Huffman. The evening was spent in Vixitinff Lrgio-nwirrt Welcome answered him. Lord, . . I Umatilla. She was employed for working on tea towels for Mrs. Bur many years at the L. A. Moore furni- rell. Mrs. Burrell was presented with thou hast the words of ture store and Oasis theatre. an appropriate gift. Refreshments 2nd Lt. and Mrs. Richard Cox of were served by the hostess to twenty- eternal life. And we be Let a Walla Walla were ovet night guests five ladies present. lieve and are sure that Free - Action at the home of his parents. Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. L. M. White (Radio Mrs. I. C. Cox, Tuesday, returning to Louie) of Salem and Mrs. Richard thou art that Christ, the Walla Walla Wednesday morning. Cox of Hanford. Calif., spent Sunday Son of the living God.” Little one-year-old Marriel James in Hermiston and Walla Walla. Mrs. Wilson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Cox had spent a week with her par relieve that mu - Wilson of Stanfield, returned to his ents in Salem but remained in Walla cui ar backache and fatigue—give home Wednesday from the Hermiston Walla to be with her husband. 2nd Lt. you new energy. General hospital after having been Cox. who will be stationed there for HERMISTON ¡treated for pneumonia. ten weeks training. Mrs. D. Bear LOCALS WALK HERMISTON, OREGON PHONE 2121 ; THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1944 HERMISTON HERALD HERMISTON OREGON mum Saylor Sun.-Mon. Sept. 17-18 IT’S HIS GREATEST CHARACTERIZATION! "AmeWirkle Agpesto War NEWS REEL and SHORTS Tue». - Wed. - Thur». Sept. 19-20-21 DOUBLE FEATURE L, SPENCER SUPPORT AUTRV 2 100TIN RHYTHM BURNETTE BAPTIST CHURCH Of interest to their many local friends is the marriage of Miss Aileen Mallory, whose parents reside at Union, and Lester (Spike) Wilcox, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Wilcox, at Memphis, Tenn. Mrs. Wilcox former ly was employed with Property, Uma tilla Ordnance Depot. Mr. Wilcox, who is a Seaman Second Class, is now stationed with the U. S. Navy in Tennessee. They were married at the home of friends, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schwartz, of that city. Hermiston friends wish them “Worlds of luck". Once Fat! Now Has a Model’s Figure “I lost 32 lbs. wear size 14 again Baity Reynolds, Brooklyn Once 156 lbs.. Miss Reynolds lost weight weekly with AY DS Vitamin Candy Reducing Plan Now she has a model s figure. Your experience may or may not be the same but try this easier reducing plan. First Fox Uust Shnw Krsuils or money back. No e ercise. No laxatives. Nodrugs. Eat plenty. You don't cut out meals potatoes, etc., vou just cut them down. Simple n you enjoy delicious AYDS before meals * ‘ 25 for 30 days supply. Phone, write MOORE * RIPLEY DRUG STORE Hcrmixton. Oregon H. V. McGee. Pastor Hermiston Dairy Announces House to House MILK DELIVERY Hunt's Royal Anne CHERRIES No. 1 cans .23 each 1.10 Hanset Softip BROOM Pheasant Cut Green BEANS, 303‘s 2 cans .21 Reliance CATSUP 14 oz. bot. .19 Foster Brand Red Alaska SALMON tails .43 7 oz. jar .26 Stidd’s Chicken TAMALES $ S $ $ Top Wave Calif. MACKEREL 15 oz, 2 for .33 Derby Rarbecue SAUCE 5 oz. bot. .09 Dory Mate Cod Fish CAKES 10 oz. can .22 Reliance Fancy CORN, No. 2 cans Curtis Grapefruit JUICE 46 oz. can .31 Nalley's Table Queen Salad DRESSING qt.29 Duff’s Hot Muffin, Ginger Bread or Waffle MIX 14 oz. pkg. .25 Sperry Pancake & Waffle FLOUR 4 lb. sk. • 33 32 oz. bot. • 55 Maison Royal Maple SYRUP Robinson Chocolate SYRUP 16 oz. jar .27 Thompson's Malted MILK 16 oz. jar .34 Reliance COFFEE 1 lb- jar .32 Airflight PEANUT BUTTER 2 1 -lb. jars .27 2 lb. jar .54 Valomont MINCE MEAT Inavale PUMPKIN White Tag Diced CARROTS .... 1 lb. can .09 Hermiston Food Store Phone 3781 HERMISTON, OREGON Your Certified Independent Grocer STARTING ANNOUNCED SOON! Get Your Favorite Milk $ After Using Your Doorstep Watch Paper for Details Phone 3600 HERMISTON DAIRY Olyn Hodge
