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OASIS THEATRE HERMISTON, OREGON Friday-Saturday Dec. 22 - 23 Double Feature Jane Withers in Faces in the Fog CHARLES STARRETT SUHDBUfM ^AUEY Doc. 24 - 25 Sunday-Monday ATLANTIC CITYZ ".CONSTANCE MOORE TAYLOR BRAD CHARLEY GRAPEWIN —DERRY COLONNA A REPUBLIC PICTURE News, Cartoon and Miniature LOCALS I -------- ---- ------------------ Ray "Foozie" Shaw, Seaman 1/c will arrive by airplane in Portland Friday for a leave with his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Shaw. H. R. Kelly entered the Hermis ton hospital Monday for medical treatment. The public is invited to a pie so cial and entertainment at West land school Wednesday, Dec. 27, at 8:00 o’clock, sponsored by West land grange. Ladies bring pie. 19-1 Miss Ina L. Moore was a busi ness visitor in Walla Walla Wed nesday. Miss Ruth Means, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Means, is ex pected home Friday from Whit worth college in Spokane. Wash., to spend the Christmas holiday. Miss Marian Ott. student at Ore gon state colloge. arrived home this week to spend until January 1 with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Ott. Word has been received recent ly that John Allen, son of J. V. Al len, now with the armed forces on Saipan, broke his wrist while do ing some boxing there. J. V. Al len is also reported as being in the hospital with a broken back. They are former residents of the Butter Creek district. Pvt. Frank Kinney, attached to the anti-aircraft. U. S. army, ar rived home Wednesday night to spend a short furlough with his mother, Mrs. Ruth Kinney. He has been in training at Ft. Bliss, Tex as. and expects an overseas as signment upon his return. Mr. and Mrs. William Slate of Irrigon are announcing the birth of a baby boy named Billy, and weighing seven pounds, one ounce, Friday at the Hermiston hospital. Roger J. Bounds of Washington, D. C . was a week end guest of Mr. and Mrs. F. B Swayze. Mr. Bounds is a son-in-law of the Swayzes. He reports that his family is feeling fine. Mrs. Dayton Harris and son Micheal returned Wednesday of last week from La Grande where she had spent five days visiting her sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Van Patten. Mrs. P. G. Rumpel of Leth bridge, Alberta, Canada, arrived Friday to spend through January with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Villermoure. Mrs. Martha Hardy and son Donald were guests Friday and Saturday at the home of the for mer’s sister, Mr. and Mrs. Max Piger. The Hardys reside in Par ma. Idaho. Little 3-year-old Margaret Mc Donnell entered the Hermiston general hospital Monday for ob servation. Tuesday she was taken to Walla Walla for an appendect omy. Mrs. Bernie Isensee has received word that her husband. Bernie Isensee. S. 2/c, is now stationed at Gulfport. Miss., where he is going to Basic Engineering School. He was home on a short leave a few 1 weeks ago from Camp Farragut, Idaho, where he was stationed at that time. The public is invited to a pie so cial and entertainment at West land school Wednesday, Dec. 27. at 8:00 o'clock, sponsored by West land grange. Ladies bring pie. 19-1 AERRY/er tie CHRISTMAS (19442 HAT stauncher tree than the oak, and what stauncher friends than ours? Each year at Christmastime we realize more keenly than ever that our success in this community is deeply rooted in the flrm soil of friendship. We cannot tell you in so many words how much these friendly associations mean to ns, and how we cherish them. But we know you will understand. W In this spirit of appreciation we send our sin cere good Christmas wishes to you and to all those dear to you. Open Evenings Until Christmas Tues.-Wed.-Thurs. Dec. 26-27-2S Double Feature WALT THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21,1944 THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON. PAGE TWO DISNEY’S Behold I bring you * HAVE YOU BOUGHT YOUR GBSNBS joy, which shall be to all people. For unto you is born this day in the city of David a Saviour, which is Christ the Lord.” Ayyyyyyyyyy¥YyyYyy¥yy¥YyyYyvYvvvvvvvvvk LL the good old spirit A of fashioned the season is expressed in this hearty MERRY CHRISTMAS. HERMISTON BAPTIST CHURCH H. V. McGee, Pastor • • • It’s Christmas! So Lot’s Celebrate! sill Let’s celebrate by recalling on brate by never doubting tbat eventually Good shall triumph. Bulk PRODUCE FOR THE HOLIDAYS ORANGES ......................................... per lb. 9c GRAPEFRUIT, Texas Pink ................ 3 for 25c CABBAGE per lb. 7c SALAD VEGETABLES ...................... pkg. 14c CELERY per lb. 9c SWT. POTATOES or YAMS......... 3 lbs. 25c APPLES, Winter Bananas.................. per lb. 7c APPLES, Delicious ............................. per lb. 8c Popcorn 2 Lbs. $ Hermiston Food Store Phone 3781 HERMISTON. OREGON 25c 25c 25c 25c 32c 25c 43c 43c 23c 25c 15c 29c 15c 18c 39c 18c 29c 39c Peanuts 2 47 oz. can TOMATO JUICE, Garden 6 bottles DRINK COCO COLA TOM COLLINS, SOUR or GINGER ALE qt. ... per lb. FRESH DATES ............................ per cake AGUILA CHOCOLATE................ 1 lb. jar RELIANCE COFFEE pint RIPE OLIVES, large size ........ 63 oz. STUFFED OLIVES. Spanish .... 2 lbs. MINCE MEAT, Old Fashioned per jar CRANBERRY SAUCE. Westpeak JELL SERT, 6 delicious flavors 4 pkgs. No. 2 can TOMATOES. Emporium 2 No. 2 cans CORN. Tastv Kernel No. 21 2 can PUMPKIN. Reliance................ PICKLES, Nallev’s Treasure ot. jar TANG. Nallev’s ................. In. jar VEG - ALL. for Salads 2 cans PEAS, Pict Sweet, No. 3 sieve 35c Walnuts Per Lb. Lbs.... 55c $ Pecans Per Lb. 30. Filberts Per Lb....... 43, Almonds Per Lb. . $ 55c Mixed Nuts Per Lb. 26. Christmas Candy Your Certified tdcpcnucnt Grecer Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Villermoure cause of too much inside work. He and Mrs. Rumpel plan to spend states that Allan is in radio work from Saturday through Christmas in Portland and that Don is now day with their, other daughter. Mr. with the Army Air Forces. Mrs. and Mrs. E. A. Hoosier in Pendle Pankow is in fine health and likes Portland as a home.______ ton. Mrs. Joe Baumgartner received word that her son. Pfc. Albert Enumerators Are Needed Isensee, was operated on for ap- The Farm Census, which will be pendicitis recently in the Army started soon after the first of the Hospital at Lincoln. Neb., and is year, has been taken for the past one hundred and fifty years. Any getting along nicely. Miss Joyce Ritchie returned one interested in work as enumer home this week to spend the ator please write to the Bureau of Christmas vacation with her moth Census office in Burns. Ore., and er, Mrs. Anna Ritchie. Miss Ritch each one will be notified when a ie is a student at Seattle College, school will be held to instruct in your county. a Jesuit school. Mrs. H. V. McGee returned home Monday from the Walla Westland Grange Presents Social Members of the Westland grange Walla General hospital where she recently underwent a major oper are sponsoring a pie social and en ation. Rev. McGee stated Wed tertainment at the Westland school nesday that Mrs. McGee is getting house Wednesday. December 27, along nicely but is still quite weak. beginning at 8:00 p. m. The lad Frank Hackler, assistant coun ies are asked to bring a pie. The ty agent, and H. K. Dean, manager public is cordially invited to par of the Umatilla Field Station, at ticipate. __ tended a meeting of county agents and experiment farm managers in Corvallis last week The men re port an interesting convention. | gaining many new pointers from the various discussions. A traveling examiner of opera Miss Jinky Wilson, daughter of tors and chauffeurs is scheduled to Mrs. Jean Wilson, and Miss Kay arrive in Hermiston Wednesday. Charleson, daughter of Major and | December 27. and will be on duty Mrs. D. B. Charleson, arrived here | at the Legion hall between the Wednesday from St. Paul’s school I hours of 10:00 a. m. to 4:00 p. m., in Walla Walla for the Christmas | according to a recent announce vacation. Miss Wilson was the Ì ment released from the Secretary only girl out of her class to make | of State’s office. the honor roll in St. Paul’s school | All those wishing permits or Word has been received by lo licenses to drive cars are asked to cal relatives of the marriage of ! get in touch with the examiner Edwin A. Isensee. C. Sk., to Miss during these hours. Evelyn Scott, of California. They ' were married December 8 at Van- | couver. Wash. Edwin was admit ted to the Naval Hospital at As toria. Ore.. December 9, due to in- , juries received while on duties | overseas. The public is invited to a pie so cial and entertainment at West land school Wednesday. Dec. 27. | at 8:00 o’clock, sponsored by West- | land grange Ladies bring pie. 19-1 • 3 ermista........... Seven piano students of Mrs. - flethndist Church ------ Max Piger gave a recital for the parents last Thursday evening in the parlors of the Methodist church Each student played a so lo and then a duet with the in Topic for Worship structor. Participating were Jan ice Daugherty. Maxine Hinkle. | Marlene Turner. Betty Walls. WHAT GOOD NEWS?" Dorothy Ann Quinn of Stanfield, and Helen and Harlan Heyden. ! also of Stanfield. Refreshments December 24. 1944 were served later in the evening. H. A. Pankow, former chief of police of Hermiston, spent Tues day and Wednesday in the city in-1 stalling a deep well pump at the Umatilla Cooperative Creamery. | Mr. Pankow is now connected with the R M. Wade & Co as field representative He states that they are now residing in Port- | land, following two years in Calif-, omia where he headed an investi- ; LICENSE MAN COMING SOON our hearts t. $ ► : hoi* : » SciyloV^S, Quality Merchandise good tidings of great gation bureau but resigned be: American $ Legion Hermiston Post No. 37 Re« Meetings 1st A 3rd Thursdays Viñtñif Legionnaires Welcome II a.m. MM MUSIC XST SOM • p.m. SUNBAY EVENING CLs MM BIBLE STUDY & PRAYER WED Jackson Receives Medal Pfc. Willie Jackson, brother of Rex Jackson of Hermiston, recent ly received the Bronze Star Medal awarded him for his “outstanding courage in facing intense enemy fire after failure of his machine- gun on Biak Island, June 22, 1944.” Pvt. Ted L. Hodge, son of Mr. and Mrs. Olyn Hodge of Hermis ton, writes the Herald from Camp Roberts, Calif., that he is getting along nicely and is in “tip top shape." He expects to receive a furlough some time in March and will head straight for Hermiston- Hodge was a familiar figure in Hermiston prior to entering the service a few months ago, and usually could be seen lugging milk bottles. Merle Eldrige Ends Training Pvt. Merle S. Eldrige, son of Or val S. Eldrige, Rt. 2, Hermiston, completed a course in electronics at the Army Air Forces Training Command at Chanute Field, III., and has been graduated. He will now receive an assignment. Let a Fret • Action SPENCER SUPPORT relieve that mus cular backache and fatigue— give you new energy. Mrs. D. Bearrow 106 Amatol Ordnance, Ore. rwWME Jor thristids Hearty and cheery And happy and tme, An ever so fervent Mery Christmas to you!. . . 5******* resessen* e e M Geo. Harkenrider
