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About The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 21, 1944)
THF HERMISTON HERALD HF RM ISTON QRFGON PAGE EIGHT a "Home Coming”. We have set a goal of 200 in Bible School. If you are not attending Bible School in some other school, we invite you A pretty lawn wedding was held to meet with us. Sunday will be the Warners' Thursday, September 4, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. closing day with the home church. Thomson when their daughter Maxine was married to Ensign Kenneth J. Bradshaw, with Rev. C. Warner officiating. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a traditional white dress of embroidered chiffon I and chiffon velvet. She carried a Vitamins WORK— I bouquet of pink roses and wore a Restores Color Naturally I tiara of tiny pink rosebuds on her Yes. people the nation over have reported Vitamins WORK, and that their | head. Her only attendant, Miss GRAYVITA gray hair is returning to its natural color GRAYVITA Vitamina contain the same amount i Agnes Kennedy, wore a dress of of “anti gray hair vitamin ” (Plus 450 Int unite ' blue net and taffeta and carried a Bi) as tested by a leading housekeeping maga zine. Of those tested, 88 % had return of hair bouquet of mixed flowers. Mr. color. GRAYVITA Vitamins are non-fatten ing, can't harm your "permanent.” 30 day Carl Bennett acted as best man. supply. $1.50; 100 days, $4.00. Phone Preceding the ceremony, Miss Sara Wurster sang “I Love You MOORE & RIPLEY DRUG STORE Hermiston^ Oregon | Truly” and "Because”. Miss Ann Mary Sherlock played the wed- ding march. Relatives of the bride and j groom were present. Community Theatre The bride is a graduate of Uma- , Echo. Oregon tilla high school and the groom is September 23 and 24 a graduate of Hermiston high school. After a brief wedding trip. En- 1 sign Bradshaw will return to his ' HUMPHREY BOGART * EDDIE CANNI base at Fallon, Nevada. His wife BETTE DAVIS * OLIVIA de HAVILLANO plans to join him in the near fu ERROL FIYNN-JOHN GARFIELD "JOAN LESI ture. IDA LUPINO * DENNIS MORGAN Echo Community Methodist ANN SHERIOAN DINAH SHORE-ALEXB NNN Church Rev. Earl B. Cotton, Pastor Sunday, September 24—10:00 a. m., Sunday School, B. Middleton, j superintendent; 11:00 a. m., “What j Is Your Greatest Ambition?”; 8:00 p. m., "A Picture of Jesus." You are invited to these services. | —=» • =- CENTRAL CHURCH OF CHRIST C. Warner, Pastor The sermon topic for Sunday | morning will be, “Sunrise In The West”, and Sunday evening, "The Also Shorts Tqwel and the Basin.” The Church is making Sunday | WEDDING BITES HELD RECENTLY R. a UJ. STORE--Fall Food Festival PEAS ...................... Red & White, 2‘s, 6 for .95 PEAS................................ Pheasant, 303‘s, 2 for .23 LUNCHEON MEAT............Red & White, 12 oz. .35 PORK & BEANS........................ Hunt’s, No. 212‘s .25 CUT BEANS........................... Wadham’s, No. 2’s .18 CUT BEANS........................ . Pheasant, 2’s, 2 for .29 ORANGE JUICE .............. Palm Beach, 2’s, 2 for .45 BLENDED JUICE............ Palm Beach, 2’s, 2 for .43 TOMATO SAUCE .. Hunt’s Supreme, 8 oz., 2 for .13 CATSUP.................... Red & White 14 oz., 2 for .39 COCKTAIL SAUCE..........Red & White, 10 oz. .25 BABY FOOD Red & White, 4-oz. jars, 6 for .49 PABLUM ........................................................18 oz. .39 TURKEY CONSOMME ............. Morton House .11 RAISINS.........................................................*4 lbs. .49 RAISINS ....................... Red & White, 15 oz. .15 PRUNES ..............................Red & White, 2 lbs. .35 HONEY ................................... Bradshaw’s, 2 lbs. .53 GRAPE JAMS ...................... Oswego, 2 lbs. .79 SUNSPUN ........................... Pint .26 SOUP MIX ........................ Red & White, 2 for .19 ASST. SOUPS Soup’s On or Susan Baker’s 4 for .19 MILK ............................ Red & White, tails .10 BAKING POWDER............ Clabber Girl, 25 oz. .19 CAKE FLOUR..................................... R. & W. .28 VANILLA or LEMON EXTRACT, R. & W. 2 oz. .39 VANILLA EXTRACT Pheasant Imi., 8 oz. .21 SNOWDRIFT ................................................. 3 lbs. .68 PICKLING SPICES— CINNAMON ...... 1 PEPPER 2% CHILI PEPPERS 1 DILL SEED 2% MUSTARD SEED 3% CLOVES 1% MIXED SEED ..... 1% VEGETABLES Green Peppers — Cucumbers Tomatoes — Cabbage — Squash Turnips and Carrots WESSON OIL................................................ Quart .55 SHORTENING.................... Red & White, 3 lbs. .68 STARCH................... R. & W. Corn or Gloss, 1 lb. .09 SUGAR ....................................... :.............. 10 lbs. .67 BLUE LABEL KARO.................................. 112‘s .16 COFFEE................................ Red & White, 1 lb. .33 COFFEE.......................... Red & White, 2 lbs. .65 POSTUM..........................................................8 oz. .47 FLOUR............................. Red & White, 25 lbs. 1.05 GELATINE ........................................... Wadhams .14 GELATINE .................................................. Knox .21 TUNA FISH................................ Bumble Bee, %’s ’45 PECTIN......................................................... M.C.P. .09 WHEAT CEREAL......................... Red & White .17 ROLLED OATS.................... Red & White, 3 lbs. .26 PANCAKE FLOUR R. & W., 212 lbs. .19 MOTHER’S OATS....................... Premium, 3 lbs. .36 CORN FLAKES................... Red & White, 18 oz. .12 BRAN FLAKES.......... Red & White, 15 oz. .11 WHEAT FLAKES.............. Red & White, 8 oz. .10 SHREDDED WHEAT................... Nabisco, 2 for .33 CORNMEAL................................... Fisher’s, 2 lbs. .17 BEANS.................... Small White or Reds, 5 lbs. .43 BEANS.............................. U. S. No. 1 Limas, 3 lbs. .43 PEANUT BUTTER..................Sunny Jim, 2 lbs. .57 GRAVY MIX.................. Golden Rich, 112 oz. .10 CREAM WHIP................... Sure Whip, 112 oz. .10 MACARONI or SPAGHETTI R. & W., 112 lbs. .25 MAVIS COLA 2 hot. .35 CLOROX 12 gal. .27 VANO Quart .29 FLY SPRAY Quart .39 Standard MATCHES 6 box cln. .23 LIQUID FLOOR POLISH. Simoniz qt. .79 RICE 3 lb. pkg. .39 STOVE POLISH ................. 15 Black Silk SOAP, Lady Godiva 4 for .19 WASHO 24 ox. .19 NUBORA Giant 49 SHOPPING BAGS .49 Victory SHOPPING BAGS .25 Sho-Woven Hermiston Trading Co. MEAT DEPT — Beef — Pork — Veal — Fryers Roasting Hens — Ground Beef Pork Sausage & Lunch Meat .12 .12 .19 .12 .12 .12 .15 os. ox. ox. ox. ox. ox. ox. on these Household Needs— , RED & WHITE STORE THURSDAY. SEPT. 21. 1944. GRAY Grayvita U.O.D. HEWS he will leave for overseas duty. Mrs. Houghton plans to return to Denver where she will attend the University (Continued troni page 1) of Colorado. They have been visiting Inspection Miss Marie Cooper spent the Don’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. week end in Seattle. Wn., visiting Houghton of Irrigon. Irrigon friends honored them with a bridal shower friends. Earl Muse and Bill Young who and charivari. are on field trips visited inspection The box and pallet shop crew sur Tuesday. They left for Pasco prised Myrtle Markham last Satur- where they will complete their day noon with a "cake and icecream” work. birthday party. They presented her Clayton Norton left Thursday to with a large white leather hassock. enter the Army. Viri Willson, Fletta Jones and Chas. McFall are on the sick list this The power of suggestion has re week. warded many employees who took C. II. Johnson is the proud owner advantage of the "Ideas-for-Victo- of a new home in Hermiston. ry" olan. Another year has begun Plant Property for this plan and the following em-1 Myra Getchell and Gerry Batchelor ployees have made worthy contri spent Saturday afternoon in Walla butions during August: Joe Lewis, I Walla shopping. Bertie Barton, R. W Keith. Ray- j Mr. Jackson spent the first of last mond E. Bullington, Lloyd A. | week in Portland, returning to work Platt, W. W. Hunsinger, J. J. Matt Wednesday. hews, Floyd D. Sherwood, Laura > Evelyn Ford spent Wednesday in Brown and W. L. Smith. Walla Walla. Thelma Henderson spent last weak (Held from last week) visiting with relatives and shopping Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Driscoll of in Portland. Brooklyn, New York- have returned to Mabel Rand was in Portland the their home after spending a summer first week of September. While there vacation with Mrs. Driscoll’s sister. she visited with friends and relatives. Miss Ruth Gifford. Galen Matthews. Pharmacist 3/c, Frank Brace left last week for Cas- is home on furlough after a number per, Wyoming, to visit his son Bob of months sea duty with the navy. who has received his call for overseas His father Jack Matthews is parts duty. Bob formerly worked in the man in Plant Property. Magazine Field Office. Maga zine Area Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Solomon and (Held from last week) family are spending this week in La Misses Alice Frosh and Lucille Kee Grande visiting with relatives. nan spent last week end in Imbler. West Area Oregon, visiting Miss Keenan's moth Misses Jean Brown and Frances er and father. Culver spent Monday in La Grande. Miss Susie Graves has transferred Miss Norma Getchell is back on the from Lawrence Leader’s crew to the job after a week’s illness. planning branch in the Magazine West Area office force gave a fare- Field Office. well luncheon Monday for Mrs. Velma Mrs. Zora Stumbaugh, formerly of Goodwin. Lewis Wilson, gm 3 C, is a guest of the Magazine Area Office force, is to teach school at Mission. Miss Helen Greer. Miss LaVerne Myer from Binford. Box Eactoi'y North Dakota, is a new employee in Ensign and Mrs. Don Houghton from Camp Endicott. R. I., left Thurs the Equipment and Supply Branch. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Nelson celebrat day morning for San Francisco where ed their 11th wedding anniversary on September 2nd. They attended the VOTE FOR Round Up Dress Up Parade and dance at Happv Canyon. Mrs. Fran C.J. + ces Troesch was their guest. SHORB FOR ANTELOPE TAGS ABE AVAILABLE CONGRESS —pa. Fei. Adv. Oregon's first big game season of this year opens for antelope on September 24 and will extend through October 7. Plenty of an telope tags are still available for sale at the Portland office of the Game Commission, the fees being $2.50 for residents and $5 for non- residents. In making application WORK OF ALL KINDS for a tag. a person should forward the correct fee and information as Located at Former Second Hand to the number and kind of hunt- I ing license held. Store Location in Hermiston. All of the antelope range is open ♦ ♦ ♦ to hunting with certain exceptions Boyd Swanson I The Drakes Flat area and the Mil lican-Fort Rock-Wagontire area General Welding closed SAFEWAY Value Event MANY MORE FOODS NOW POINT-FREE Since Sunday you’ll have lots more blue ration points to spend for canned fruits. Nearly all Canned Vegetables are now point - free. Many other items, too! Safeway can save you money on all your foods. Penthouse Pork & Beans 26 oz. can Fancy, Sweets Libby Peas No. 2 can Gardenside Tomato Sauce 8 oz. can Campbell’s Veg-Beef, Soups Chic.-Noodle - Can PURPLE PLUM Oaky Foods Peach dam Pumpkin Starr Brand No. 212 glass NU-MADE Mayonnaise Fresh-tasting Kraft Dressing Qt. Jar MARMALADE Tropical 2 lb. jar SYRUP 16 oz. bot Sleepy Hollow cane & maple PANCAKE FLOUR Suzanna 312 lb. sack OS .IS Edwards Coffee A0 LIMA BEANS Canned Meat You can depend on this. Safeway meats are always the best quality the best eating 29 12 oz. can sad .26 SATIN 3 lb. jar 33 ROYAL 59 Quick-Mix Shortening 21 WHEATIES Giant Size 12 oz. pkg. 14 SOAP 19 DUZ Granulated 2112 oz. box 23 2 lb. bag California Large WHITE MAGIC 40 oz. box Bleach KITCHEN CRAFT Enriched Flour 12 gal. bottle 1 00 2 ib. pkg. .20 07 Del Monte No. 212 can TREET, TANG or KEM BISQUICK Betty Crockers Seedless Raisins Dude Ranch 2-lb. jar 47 Qt. Jar • MIRACLE WHIP Gerber or Heinz Can .10 .IS 17 Safeway Meats Veal Roasts "'33 “A” Grade Veal Rib Chops lb. 20 Beef Short Ribs lb. “A” Grade - No Points "A & "B” Grade - No Pts.* Sirloin Steaks AL lb. Blade Cuts. “A" grade 5 pts. 25 lb*. $1.02 10 17 lb. A1 “A" Grade - 13 Points Beef Roasts 50 lb. sack I -77 00 0 -O GUARANTEÍDFRESM PRODUCE n.,m Pears go PRUNES $2.43 Tree Ripened Apple Box Bartletts for Canning Apple Box APPLES Pound Assorted Varieties CANTALOUPES REMEMBER— $2.59 Pound 09 04 Vine Ripened SHAPES - Ribiers Pound .11 CORN - Golden Sweet Pound .10 SAFEWAY Canning. Regular Fruit Jars Kerr Mason Kerr Glass Top Ball Vacu-Seal Pts., doz. 2a Qt*, doz. .83 KERR LIDS, Wide Mouth, doz. ,14 KERR ECONOMY CAPS 2 doz. 43 JAR CAPS ........ dozen .09 Kerr, Ball. Vacu-Seal JAR RUBBERS - Ball reg. or Ball dosen 04
