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HERMISTON HERALD HERMISTON. OREGON. THURSDAY. SEPT. 21. 1944. STANFIELD NEWS By Urt. R m » HMek Harley Rogers enjoyed his fur lough with his mother, Grace Rog ers, at her ranch, and has returned to his camp in Louisiana. Jack Rice spent a few days here with his mother, Grace Scott, and attended the Round Up. He has returned to Seattle. Mrs. Wesley Blessing of Port land visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Loughary last week. Mrs. Glenn Rutherford (Barbara Wessell) of Petaluma, Cal., is vis iting her mother, Mrs. Ina Whit ney at Hermiston and the Frank Rutherfords at Stanfield. Helen Swaney, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Swaney has taken an extended leave from Ordnance to visit friends in Texas. Mrs. Max Piger and sons were Pendleton visitors Monday. Mrs. George Sale and Mabel Ditzler were also visitors there. Pfe. Henry Perkins of Camp Roberts is visiting his father and brother here and will return to Camp Van Dorn, Miss., this week. The Harmony club met Tuesday of last week at the home of their president, Mrs. Bert Stone and made plans for their winter s pro- gram. The Home Economics club met Tuesday, Sept. 18, at the country home of Mrs. Roscoe Meyers. The Stanfield Woman’s Study club will have their first meeting Sept. 21 at 2 p. m. at the Presby terian church It will be an open meeting and all club women are WwPOTZIAC r LTNc) $ Now! PEAS Now! Ruined wheel bearings may mean an idle car or truck these days. It’s not always possible to find new ones. Let your "RPM” Dealer keep yours in good condition by regular servicings, and repacking with specially made Now! $4.29 RPM Wheel Bearing Grease. It stands up in extremes of heat and pressure and lubricates for thousands of miles. 18 02 tin .18 Point-Free S&W new pack—consistently the best. SlilCED BEETS : .Case of 24 cans' : 20-oz. tin Protect Vital Wheel Bearings Point-Free Flotilla—medium size, all green variety. SPINACH NEW PACK! Now Point Free! 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Benjamin, Casper and Irma Billie Gabriel of Portland visit Coombes, who have recently re ed her parents, the Vern Gabriels, turned from a school in Denver, last week end. entered Stanfield high school Edward Gabriel and Loren Tuesday. The initiation party for Hughes are enjoying their first the freshmen is Friday night of furlough at the home of their par this week. ents here. Oscar Willson and family have Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Green have moved to one of the houses on the as their house guests this week, CCC camp hill and he is employed Sgt. and Mrs. Hans Nilsen of Cal as caretaker. ifornia. An Oregon trail marker will be Mr. and Mrs. Tom Gregory, set on the school house lawn at daughter Betty Furlong and baby 3:45 Wednesday. All civic organ daughter of Vancouver, and Mr. izations are invited to the ceremo and Mrs. Al Gregory visited rela nies. tives here recently. Bob Bailey of Vancouver attend- ed the Round Up and called on friends in Stanfield. By Maraaret Thorpe . Miss Marilla Dunning left Mon Mr. and Mrs. Warren Dillon are day by Streamliner for her school the parents of a son born Thursday duties in Stockton. Calif. Miss Alice Veech of Portland afternoon. Warren was home on a and Lt. and Mrs. Wm. Woodworth three day leave from the Navy and (Ruth Dunning) of Boise visited left in the morning before the ba Tuesday at the home of Mr. and by was born. Mrs. Nathan Bard. Mrs. George Teachers reception and PTA Mitchell of Nyssa and Mrs. W. H. was held Thursday night at the Crary of Echo were callers Mon school house. Election of officers for the coming year were as fol day. Mrs. Read of Enterprise is visit lows: president, Clyde Tannehill; ing her daughter Ruth Read, 4th vice president, Mrs. Jack Mulligan and secretary-treasurer, Zoe Bil grade teacher. Mrs. Miles Baragar has as house lings. After a brief meeting the guest her niece, Catherine Tom. evening was spent playing games. An auction sale was held at Jack She was formerly a WAC. Curtis Tom, a brother, also visited here, Gorhams Saturday to sell their household furnishings. Mr. and en route to the Round Up. Mrs. Rene Semler, a niece from Mrs. Gorham have made no im Portland, is a house guests of Mr. mediate plans for the future. and Mrs. C. E. Fisk. Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Walpole and Marie Evans of Vernonia spent daughters of Pilot Rock spent Sat the week end here visiting the urday afternoon at the auction Rheas. sale. Mr. and Mrs. Andy Thomas and Paul Smith spent the week end Mrs. Shirley Tinnesand have re in La Grande and Union on busi- turned from a week’s vacation trip ness. to Bend. Andy Jones and Don Ford both Bob Potenski and Henry Poten- of the U. S. Navy are spending ski returned Sunday to their work leaves on the project. at the Portland shipyards. Mrs. Harry Thorpe is teaching Max Bohms visited the Bart Gaymons Sunday. They left for Seventh Day Adventist school at Hermiston. Georgia September 21. Mrs. Alfred Lantz left Tuesday night for Portland. News has reached here of a son QUALITY being born to Mr. and Mrs. Sam SHOE REPAIRING my Nudo in Portland on Aug. 2. Little granddaughter of Sylvan Will Pay Prompt us Smith Sr. is enjoying her vaca tion here. Attention To Teachers reception has been Mail Orders postponed until September 29. September 24 will be Rally Day LEE’S SHOE SHOP program at the Sunday School. 123 S. E. Court — Pendleton World Wide Communion servi ces will be held October 1. A choir with 25 to 30 young BOARDMAN NEWS Vano Household Cleaner For that fall house-cleaning. Quart 4 lbs. .69 Open Kettle Rendered REPLACE WORN GREASE RETAINERS 13 oz tin .35 ASPARAGUS Consistently The Best' REMOVE, CLEAN, INSPECT WHEEL BEARINGS LUBRICATE, REPLACE, ADJUST WHEEL BEARINGS Food fights for freedom 1 Your government asks that you use as many low-point, no-point items (foods that are more plentiful) as possible. You'll help speed the day of Victory. 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