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PAGE SIX THURSDAY. DEC. 14, 1944. THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON, OREGON TREAT your own home THIS CHRISTMAS! sorted small items; also a very nice years ago. [ Irrigon floor Thursday. collection of invasion currency and Miss Glasgow of Ordnance spent coins from all the major South Pa COLUMBIA GRANGE NOTES | Thursday night in Irrigon with her cific islands. Í cousin Muriel Harold. Thanksgiving guests at the An The annual birthday dinner of The Erwin Piersons have a let- son home were Mr. and Mrs. Alva Columbia Grange will be held ter from their son John E. Pierson, Dotson, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Anson about noon on December 17th.E. M. 3/c, that he and Betty Hill of and son Danny and Mr. and Mrs. Those who can do so are asked to the Waves were married at Ala- Paul Conrad. bring roast chicken, dressing and 1 meda, • Calif. They came ------ — on up - * to Ervel Fordyce of Enterprise was gravy. There will be a treat of Baker to visit her parents, the a guest of his uncle and aunt, Mr. fruit and nuts for the children. Tom Hills. They telegraphed they and Mrs. Percy Corman. At the regular Grange meeting, were coming to Irrigon but had to Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Panages to be held December 19, there is to go back too soon to get here. are informed that their son Theo be an exchange of small, inexpen Mrs. William Gollyhorn and dore is now at sea. He was recent sive gifts. daughter Hazel Steagall and ly stationed at Houston, Texas. A committee of girls met at Mc daughter Maxine were in Pendle Mr. and Mrs. Jack Allen have Culleys on Thursday evening to ton Saturday. recently moved to town, and Mrs. prepare decorations for the 4-H Cpl. Leslie of the air corps has Allen is employed at the Hermis banquet. Crepe paper streamers arrived in England, he writes his ton Drug Co. were cut and frilled, greenery was mother, Mrs. Elmer Rucker. The Christmas program for donated by Mr. Sommerer from Columbia school will be held Dec his cedar trees, and one foot ember 22 at 8:00 p. m. Two plays, lengths of poplar limbs were cut ‘ No Trouble At All" and “Virginia and bored to receive the three Visits Santa Claus”, and a number candles which furnished the table (From The Bulldog) of songs will be given. lighting. Mr. and Mrs. Dell Christley at The Home Economics club met Does the word money ring like tended the 4-H banquet held at the at the club house Friday with Mrs. sweet music in your ears? The U. S. O. Saturday night. Ott and Mrs. Snyder as hostesses. Chamber of Commerce is offering Mrs. Wesley Townsend and A special effort was put forth by nine dollars in prizes which you daughter, Mrs. Jewel Faulstitch the ladies to provide attractive can win. have been to Elgin for a visit and decorations and coziness. ' You see. it so happens that out shopping trip. Final plans for the banquet were siders are interested in Hermiston, Mrs. James Getchell has almost made. Mrs. Ott and Elizabeth Oregon. When they request in recovered from an attack of flu Jones each gave a humorous read formation about the city the ser and sore throat. ing. Seventeen members were vice club wants to give it to them, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Hammer present and Mrs. Loy Gossler of but the material is not at hand. and daughter. Mrs. Hugh Neill, Stanfield was a guest. Uncredible as it seems, the latest motored to Walla Walla last Sat Atlas lists our town’s population urday. While they were away, as eight hunderd. Any citizen Dick Hammer had the misfortune | can truthfully tell the stranger to break his arm. that this number has risen to sev By Mrs. Grace Shnun Harvey L. Snyder made a trip Pvt. Ray Coulter writes from a eral thousand. In fact, reliable to Pendleton on Monday. hospital in England that he is bet- estimates range from two to four Mrs. Haynes of Moscow, Idaho, | 1er but not able to leave the hos- thousand. is visiting at the Hodge home. | pital. He was wounded in action Yet. how is the out of town per Mrs. Harold Keller is recovering in France during the invasion. son to know such things unless he from an attack of pneumonia. Mr. William Arnold Gollyhorn is j is told? Keller has his hands full these working in a hospital at Fort | You have the opportunity to in days, as he is hauling his turkeys Meade, Maryland. He is helping form him ana at the same time to Gerald Kellers where they are to care for returned ill soldiers. try for a prize. being dressed out for market. The Dan Hills were Hermiston Awards Alma Anson, who is employed visitors Tuesday evening. 1. Three dollars will be awarded at the Hodge Dairy, has been at Mrs. Charles McFall is improv to the person writing the best com home a week because of illness. ing and thinks she will get to come position on Hermiston. Oregon’s, Forest Putnam, nephew of Mrs. home from the Ordnance hospital past. Bud Hooker, is home from the war by Saturday. 2. Three dollars will be awarded front in Italy. The Pentecostal people have the to the person writing the best com Dogs attacked the Chas. Keller new furnace in use now. They position on Hermiston. Oregon’s, turkeys early last Sunday morn have been over two months get present. ing, killing one and injuring one. ting all the parts for it. 3. Three dollars will be awarded Mr. Keller shot but did not get the Mrs. Milton Bailey, Mrs. Sam to the person writing the best com dog which did the damage. Umiker were Walla Walla visitors position on Hermiston, Oregon’s, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Chapman Tuesday, and Mrs. Leo Haddox and two children had dinner at the spent Tuesday in Pendleton. Duff Knight home Thursday. Clifford Rucker, S. 1/c, is in John Powell, father of Mrs. Florida attending a naval gunnery Knight, is making his home here school. " OUR ADS now. Mitt Connell, a paratrooper, is Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jeppe are in Irrigon visiting his brother, Earl moving to town as the place they Connell, and other relatives. He are living on has been sold. is returning to his base in Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mikesell at- John Voile was a Hermiston vis tended the 4-H banquet and had as itor Saturday as was also Ella their guest, Mr. Mikesell’s brother, Mae Grim and Marlene Markham. C. J. Mikesell of Vancouver, Wn. The Harvey Warner family visi Mrs. Udey reports that the ted in Umatilla Saturday. Townsend club has purchased a The C. W. Acocks are preparing new piano for the Townsend hall their turkeys for market with lo from the Pendleton Music House. cal pickers. They began picking She also reports that Mr. Udey is Friday. cutting down a poplar windbreak Lyle Mulkey, who is working at which they planted twenty-seven the lumber company at Heppner, spent the week end with his fam ily here, returning to Rhea Creek where his work is to be Monday. I Mrs. June Cooper and small son left for Springfield, Oregon, to join her husband who is employed there. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Hill were Her miston visitors Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Grim were Pendleton visitors Monday. Mrs. Theresa Connell is ill in the Pendleton hospital. The Earl Connells were Pendleton visitors Tuesday and Friday. Hermiston defeated Irrigon 48 to 13 in the basketball game on the future. Rules 1. Compositions shall be between 500 and 1500 words, preferably 1500. 2. The deadline is Friday. De cember 22, 1944. Give your type written composition or composi tions to Mr. W. A. MacArthur, sec retary of the Chamber of Com merce. on or before the deadline date. C. OF C. OFFERS CONTEST PRIZES BowALRs! I IRRIGON NEWS ITEMS A fine selection of framed and Venetian styles... you’re sure to find just the mirror you've always wanted I And priced to save you money. Every one made from clear sparkling Pittsburgh plate glass . . . gift-packed in protec tive padded folders Come in and see them I Specially priced from $1.65 to $25.00 FARMERS SUPPLJ CD Hermiston, Oregon COLUMBIA NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Bob Woodward were hosts at their home Sunday afternoon and evening to a family group gathered to welcome T. Sgt. Maurice Caldwell, who arrived home Saturday after 31 months of combat duty in the South Pacific. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Jim McCutchen of Pendleton, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Beebe and children of Stanfield. Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Easton and children of Boyd, Mr. and Mrs. Wavie Carter, Mr. and Mrs. Myrnie Caldwell and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Par sons and children, and an uncle, George Caldwell who came from Astoria for the occasion. A buffet supper was served in the early evening. The returning soldier brought home a number of souven irs, including a Japanese bugle, battle flag, and hand fan, and as- “Read ’Em and he comes home This scene will be duplicated in mil lions of homes this Christmas. Let us hope that before Christmas 1945, America will be at peace forever. Millions of boys will come home, as they went away—by bus. When the war is a memory, look to Overland Greyhound for the beet in bus transportation. buses for holiday furloughs. Give your scat to a flgKHnt men- Hermiston Drug Co Phone 2271 OVERLAND BREYHOUND L/NFS A . Operated by UNION PACIFIC STAGES, INCORPORATED ) $ 1/ L: si ge n s. Neu Stock Just Arrived for Christmas -o*.) 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