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PAGE TWO THE HERMISTON HERALD HERMISTON. OREGON. THURSDAY. SEPT. 21. 1944. r Little Shirley Ann Huffman, 2- Two sons of the F. W. Lenz fam ily who are in the armed forces ar years-old, was a tonsilectomy pa rived home this week for visits. tient Thursday of last week. Fred A., who s with the U. S. Ar Miss Edna Faure of Ritzville, my in Alabama, and Martin J., U. Wash., was a visitor in Hermiston HERMISTON, OREGON Miss Blaine Noble entered the S. Navy, stationed in Kentucky, over the week end, taking in the PHONE 2121 Hermiston General hospital Mon are enjoying a visit with relatives Roundup in Pendleton Friday and Millions of men know the and friends. . Saturday. day for medical treatment. Fri.-Sat. Sept. 22-23 real foot satisfaction that's Word has been received here News has been received by Mrs. Mrs. R. E. Alstott, who is a built into Weyenberg that a baby daughter, Alfreda Ann Georgia Henderson that Mr. and DOUBLE FEATURE pneumonia patient at the Hermis- Shoes. They're more and ton General hospital since Mon- was born to First Lt. and Mrs. Al- Mrs. Bob Henderson of St. Paul, . fred Emert at Seymour, Tenn., on Minn., are the parents of a baby more popular the country day, is improving. August 11. The father has been girl. This makes three girls in the over, for their fine work Miss Mary Jean (Jinky) Wilson, listed as missing over France since Henderson family. manship and fine fit. Buy daughter of Mrs. Jean Wilson July 4. . , , ’ is ■ employed , as ■ - 6 ------- of —V) Mrs. D Bob , Beebe ing GOOD shoes is more Hermiston, who is atetnding St. | Guests in Hermiston last week bookkeeper at the Inland Coopera important than ever before. I Paul’s school in Walla Walla, has were Mr and Mrs H A Pankow tive during the absence of Miss Re So, get into a pair oí Wey been named class representative ana son Añan of Seattle. Mr. Pan- becca Pierson, who is ill. ¡ on the Athletic Council, apparent- kow was formerly chief of police enberg Shoes — and you're Mrs. Mike Demianew returned ly still being active in her favorite here but has been connected with all set. You'll find them to her home Wednesday after hav extra-curricular activity. the Intelligence department of that good for work and good ing been a patient at the Hermis Mr. and Mrs. Paul Van Patten city. They plan to move to Calif- for play. See us for a pair ton General hospital for a week. and daughter Ilene of La Grande ornia in the near future where Mr. oí these shoes today. Arlie Townsend. Seaman 1/c, arrived Thursday of last week and Pankow will be employed, spent until Monday visiting rela- 1 Mrs. Golda Myrick wishes to and wife and daughter stopped off St e". 90*" al tives and friends here. thank all her neighbors and friends here Tuesday for a day’s visit with PICTURE Miss Doris Duncan, en route to who were helpful in controling the his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Orvan O. S. C. to attend school, was tak- flames which destroyed a bunk Townsend and family. Arlie was en route to Bremerton. Wash., and Sun.-Mon. Sept. 24-25 en quite ill from the bus Sunday house on her farm east of Hermis- expects overseas assignment in the to the Hermiston General hospital ton Tuesday night about 9:30. Had Double Feature until she was sufficiently recover- 1 it not been for this help, the fire near future. Mrs. Glen Rutherford of Petalu ed to go on. I would have spread to the house. PUNCH AND ma. Calif., has spent the past two JUDY! Mrs. Cecil Colpitts is visiting in : barn and other buildings. Hermiston with her mother-in-law Mrs. W. A. Emert and daughter weeks visiting here with her moth Pat Emert returned Tuesday night er. Mrs. Ina Whitney. Both Mrs. Mrs. Nora Colpitts. The former’s , husband is with the armed forces from Seymour, Tenn., where they Rutherford and Mrs. Whitney left somewhere in New Guinea. Frank had been called early in July by by bus Thursday for Portland to visit friends. Boggs. A buffet dinner was served ! Colpitts. another son of Mrs. Col- news that their.son. First. -t_Al: r Robert Culver is a patient at the to Mr. and Mrs. George Hodge of pitts. is also with the armed forces | fr __ ed I Emert, was missing over in COLUMBIA'S | and was recently reported as 1 France. The latter’s wife resides Hermiston General hospital from the Columbia district, Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Corneille if Ordnance wounded in action somewhere in at Seymour. While there they al- a severe heart attack. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. M. Wilson of and Mr. and Mrs. Philip Boggs. France. His condition was report so visited with Mrs. Emert’s broth er, B. C. Ogle at Knoxville, Tenn., Irrigon have sold their home there | The honorees received many love- ed as “not serious”. and also other East Tennessee rel to Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Ames of ly gifts. atives and friends. En route home [ Antelope. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson | Reuben Patch, who has been a they stopped in Chicago to visit | are now making their home at welder at the Richmond, Calif., friends. No further news of the Victory Square. I shipyards for the past year, ar- Hermiston missing flyer has been heard. Floyd Coxen. Seaman 2nd class, rived home last week Thursday to fiethhist Church ----- i has been named to attend a Laun- visit his parents, Mr and Mrs. J. dry School at Washington, D. C, *** " — *=* Universal News L. Patch near the Cold Springs American Legion and has entered this phase of reservoir. He expects to remain training in the U. S. Navy, He a month or so. Hermiston Post was home on leave about 45 days Topic for Worship Tue». - Wed. - Thur». No. 37 “ Then Simon Peter ago with his family here. Reg. Meetings 1st & 3rd Thursdays Sept. 26-27-28 Mrs. Dorothy McCullough Lee Visiting Légionnaires Welrome answered him. Lord, . . DOUBLE FEATURE > of Portland was an over night THE TOPS IN FALCON ’ guest at the home of Dr. and Mrs. thou hast the words of THRILLS! ✓ F. B. Belt. Mrs. Lee Commission eternal life. And we be Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Burrell and er of Public Utilities, was en route September 24, 1944 Let a to Pendleton to attend the Round son Billy left Sunday for Napa, lieve and are sure that Free - Action Calif., w here they will make their Up. home. They have purchased a Miss Rebecca Pierson, bookkeep thou art that Christ, the SPENCER er at the Inland Cooperative, was fountain and candy shop in Napa Son of the living God.” SUPPORT taken to the local hospital for ob which they plan to operate. En servation Tuesday night and Wed route they will stop in Portland to relieve that mu: - OJ cui ar backache nesday morning taken to Walla pick up Mr. Burrell’s mother, Mrs. and fatigue—give Walla for further treatment. Her Charlotte Burrell, who will accom you new energy. case had not been diagnosed at pany them to Napa to live. HERMISTON The Burrels have resided in latest reports. Mrs. D. Bearrow t Hermiston for about eight years, 106 Amatol Mrs. Emma Ripley, a patient at BAPTIST CHURCH Ordnance, 1 the local hospital for two weeks, being affiliated with the schools COMPLETE SCF H. V. McGee. Pastor here during much of that time. I is improving. II a.m. GOOD Guests at the O. C. Pierce home Mr. Burrell was principal in the over the week end were Miss Mar Junior High for a number of years BIBLE STU ion Pierce, their daughter. Rober and Mrs. Burrell had charge of the ' Coiet o. ta Elliott, Sally Sievers, Phyllis cafeteria at the high school, The Kerr, Avis Durst and Phyllis Rob past year Mr. Burrell has been erts. The former four had come parts man at tne Hermiston Auto earlier in the week to spend some Co. They have sold their new home time at Bingham Springs and to take in the Round Up. The latter here to Mr. and Mrs. Victor Addle- Five Years Experience two came just for the Round Up man who will move in immediate with the entire group coming to ly. , Hermiston Sunday. The girls are ORDNANCE MISSION employed in various offices in E. M. Ayers. Pastor Portland and were enjoying a va- and Phone 3809 cation from their duties. CORN FLAKES I Mr. and Mrs. Jack House of Sunday—September 24: Wor Kellogg’s Portland are announcing the birth ship service with sermon, 2 p. m., a ") son Mvm born September 8 at <1 a "Confessing Christ” will be the 1 lb. jar ■ [ of " « MARMALADE New Cotton Mattresses Made | Portland hospital. He has been sermon subject; Sunday School at Ocean Spray - Orange-Cranberry to Order | named Donald Grant, and weighed 3:00 p. m.; Evening service at 8:00 i 7 pounds at birth. He is a grand- NOODLE SOUP MIX p. m. Custom Rebuilding son of J. L. House and great-grand- Wednesday—September 27, the of Innerspring Mattresses Lipton’s ’ "* ' son of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Bailey 7:30 p. m. prayer meeting with CORN BREAD MIX of Hermiston. Bible study will be held. At this Lumpy Spring Cushions Rebuilt 50 Lb. Bag Dr. J. P. Stewart. eyesight spec service we begin studying Gala Cinch Expert Work Done io Order ialist of Pendleton, will be at the tians. The midweek services are 48 cookies 23 COOKIES Hermiston Hotel on Wednesday, a real blessing to all who attend. Moderately Priced — Subject to September 27, between the hours War Time Conditions Oh Henry! We are glad for the number of of 10:00 a. m. and 5:00 p. m. adv. men attending our Sunday servi 1 lb. pkg. COFFEE Green Giant A very pleasant time was had ces. and extend a cordial invita Phone 3187 or Write Sunday at the home of Mr. and tion. not only to men, but to all. S and W Mrs. C. S. Ratliff of the Stanfield If you enjoy plain, old-fashioned KRUSTEAZ project. The occasion was the gospel preaching, you will enjoy Perfect Prepared Pie Crust birthday anniversary of Mrs Rat- our services, and you will meet Hermiston. 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