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PAGE TWO HERMISTON HERALD HERMISTON. OREGON. OASIS THEATRE LOCALS HERMISTON, OREGON Fri.-Sat. Jan. 12-13 = The ° MERRY MONAHANS Color Cartoon—Hallaba Lulu Popular Science Jan. 14-15 Sun.-Mon. The . " O. " ... FREDRIC (MARCH ALEXIS SMITH . DONALD CRISP ALAN HALE News Reel Color Cartoon—Got Plenty Mutton Tues. Jim Aiken of Umatilla is a pneumonia patient at the Hermis ton General hospital. Capt. (Chaplain) Malcolm Bal linger of the McCaw hospital in Walla Walla spent Saturday and Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. O. O. Felthouse. Holiday guests at the W. H Bowman home were two sons, Pfc. Allen Bowman of Camp Roberts. Calif., and Vernon Bowman, F 2/c, from Camp Farragut. The regular meeting of the Umatilla Project Farm Bureau will be Friday evening, January 12, at the Columbia club house. The events of the evening will in clude two speakers and the usual pot-luck dinner at 7:30 p. m. Mrs. A. E. McFarland of Board man left this week for San Anton io. Texas, for a national meeting of the R.E.A. as a member of the resolution committee of Region No. 9 of the national association She will also act as delegate for the local association. Mrs. Monroe Gaskill of near San Francisco. Calif., and Mrs. Cecil Colpitts of Bellingham. Wash., ar rived this week to visit at the home of Mrs. Nora Colpitts. The latter plans to dispose of her be longings here and move to San Francisco with her daughter, Mrs Gaskill, for the winter months and possibly longer. News was recent ly received that Sgt. Frank Col pitts, son of Mrs. Colpitts, recent ly listed missing in action, was killed late in November. Thurs. Wed. Jan. 16-17-18 And this is life eter- Double Feature nal, that they might know thee the only true BONITA GRANVILLE KENT SMITA JEAN BROOKS GLENN VCENOE God, and Jesus Christ, whom thou hast sent. HERMISTON BAPTIST CHURCH sth IOAN VALERIE • JAMES BUSH H. V. McGee, Pastor Joe Baumgartner entered the local hospital Tuesday for a few days of medical treatment. Mr. and Mrs. Alva Mo wan an- nounce the arrival of a baby girl weighing 7 pounds 15 ounces born Friday at the Hermiston General hospital. Mrs. Victoria Churchman trans ferred Saturday from St. Vincent’s hospital to the Hermiston Gener al hospital. Dr. J. P. Stewart, eyesight spec ialist of Pendleton, will be at tho Hermiston Hotel on Wednesday. January 17, between the hours of 10 a. m. and 5:00 p. m. 22-lq F. M. Meyers, elderly resident of the Butter Creek district who suf- fered a heart attack at the Farm Bureau mill Wednesday noon, is resting easy in St. Anthony’s hos- pital in Pendleton where he was taken by ambulance. Raymond Blahm, son of Mr. and Mrs. Adam Blahm of Hermiston arrived home Saturday for a 30- day furlough. Raymond is in the Infantry and has spent the past 32 months in the South Pacific. E. M. Ayers, pastor of the Ord- nance Mission announces Sunday School next Sunday at 11:00 a. m. with preaching service at 12:00. Ben Franklin is superintendent of the school. He invites all the peo- pie of Ordnance to attend. Dean Scott. Seaman 2nd Class. arrived home this week following four months spent in training at Camp Farragut. Dean, who was a member of a championship basket- ball team at Farragut, broke a bone in his foot in the last game of the series and was forced to spend some time in a hospital. Dean is visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Loren T. Scott at Ordnance, and his many friends in Hermiston Lloyd Wenzel has replaced Ray Oviatt as meat cutter at Stone’s grocery store here. The latter be- gan work at the Umatilla Cooper- ative Creamery after the first of ine year. IE has -92 the year Mr. Wenzel. who .15 14 oz. bot. CATSUP $ .18 Pheasant Cut Green 2 No. 303 cans .21 BEANS Reliance Whole Kernel CORN 2 No. 2 squat cans .31 Lord Mott Chopped BEETS 6 rolls 3 No. 2 cans .20 2 No. 2 cans .35 a —I - a a " styles, wools and rayon street dresses! a : Sale prices range from : : $3.95 to $14.95. All are ► 2 drastically reduced . . . P a —I — a . MOST OF THE STYLES AND MATERIALS OFFERED ON SALE WILL BE LOVELY FOR SPRING WEAR AS WELL AS FOR NOW. YOU WILL BE WISE TO CHOOSE SEVERAL OF THESE GREATLY REDUCED AND BUY NOW! ALWAYS USEFUL DRESSES AT THIS TIME. " — - To appreciate these values, you must see them! " — - . " — . " a 3 — - a " 1 - a a P Saylor’s Clothing Store 14 oz. pkg. CAKE MIX Add Water, Mix. Bake. That’s All! .25 — “It’s a cinch to make" CORN BREAD MIX 1 lb. pkg. .21 Royal Crystal SHAKER SALT 2 2-lb. pkgs. for a short visit with friends. The Ritchies have recently received word that their brother. Dwight who is in the Infantry, is now in France, as is Lt. Klinefelter, with the Army Engineers. .25 $ $ Play-Mate PEANUT BUTTER SUPER SUDS 2-lb. jar large pkg. Floods O' Suds. For Dishes & Duds! TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH Rev. E. M. Butenshon. Pastor Residence. Pendleton, Ore. Sunday School at 1:30 p. m. Divine services at 2:30 p. m. Ser mon topic. "Jesus, the Light of the World.” Dr. L. Ludwig of Port- land will preach the sermon. All services are held in the u. S. O. building ANGLING RULES TO BE TALKED .15 $ Bohannon SPINACH $ TISSUE Duff’s Devil s Food Reliance " — - Mrs. Roy Duncan returned to her home in Stanfield this week after spending a few days at the local hospital. Mrs. H. D. Drew returned Mon- dav evening from a two months visit at Snyder, Oklahoma, with her parents. Mrs. Drew reports seeing snow at Christmas time but that the weather was comfortable all of the way. Kay Joyce Ritchie and Mrs. Dor othy Klinefelter, daughters of Mrs. Anna Ritchie, left Wednesday morning. January 10. for Inyokun. Calif., where they will be employ ed on the Naval Base by Morrison- Knudsen Co., Inc. Mrs. Klinefel ter recently has been working for M-Kay at Hanford, Wash. The:) expect to stop over in San Francis- Silk Bathroom No. 2 cans Included in the selection are smart two-piece bapemanveysous &cconpaniea“"S . Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Uvely of FRI., JAN. 12 TOMATOES AAAAAAAAAAAAAA ................... —— UMATILLA PTA Hermiston bv his wife and three- Umatilla announce the arrival of rere year-old daughter. He formerly a baby daughter weighing. 8 fin was emnloved with Stone’s at Spo- I pounds 6 ounces, born Thursday | (today) at the Hermiston General kane, Wash. W. E. King, county school sup- hospital. 1 erintendent, was the guest speaker Pvt. and Mrs. Fred Rankin ar i at a meeting of the Umatilla PTA rived this week to spend a short | Tuesday night, talking on "Child furlough here with his parents, Mr. Delinquency.” Mrs. King also and Mrs. H. G. Rankin and with spoke during the evening, giving a Free • Action her mother at Umatilla. He has I synopsis of the talk recently made been stationed in California for the ! by John Martin in Pendleton. Both SPENCER past several months. I messages were very interesting. Geo. Lund of Heppner returned I The PTA is planning a cooked SUPPORT o the Hermiston General hospital food sale Saturday at 2:00 p. m. at relieve that mus o be treated for heart ailment. cular backache Hull's store in Umatilla with the and fatigue—five Mrs. K. D. Pierson, who recent- proceeds to go for games for thq you new energy. y underwent an appendectomy in Teen Canteen. The next meeting Valla Walla, returned home Mon | will be January 23. Mrs. D. Bearrow day night and is improving rapid- 14. Birthday Party Emporium THURSDAY, JANUARY 11. 1945. .23 .23 $ — NEW OTL COUPONS ARE VALIDATED The value of the new period 3 fuel oil coupons, which become valid for delivery of oil on Mon day, January 8, has been set at 10 gallons per unit. George L. Curry, district OPA fuel rationing execu tive. announced today. Curry reiterated his previous caution that fuel oil users must continue to take all possible steps to stretch their allowance as the supply situation still remains acute and the possibility of obtaining "hardship" rations is not possible under present supply conditions. The Christian will speak out his love. He will fill up his life with sweetness, and then speak so that men can hear. Prayer meeting and choir prac tice Wednesday evening at 7:30. ON MARIANAS Pfc. Ralph C. Steiner writes from "somewhere in Marianas” that he enjoyed a turkey dinner at Christmas time but “nothing can beat the turkey you cook, Dad.” Ralph is now a permanent gaurd on duty on one of the islands. He states that there are still Japs "hanging around" and are always trying to steal food. He states that he saw a Jap | while on duty the other day but did not get a shot. However, no soldier wanders alone into the wooded areas as he might not come back. They recently put up screens to keep out the giant mos- quitoes. WEDDING RITES Mr. and Mrs. E. Morris an nounce the marriage of their daughter Margaret to George Pullman Anderson, S 1/c, on De- cember 23, at Del Monte, Cal. Mrs. Anderson, who is now a teacher at Hermiston high school, is a graduate of Montana State col lege and a member of Kappa Del ta Sorority. Previous to his enlistment, Mr. Anderson completed three years at Montana State college. He is now a student at the Naval Training school, studying electrical and me chanical engineering at Del Monte. California. The couple were united in mar riage at the school's chapel which was decorated with cedar and pine, by Chaplain Haskins. Now both have resumed their respec tive duties. The annual hearing of the Ore- gon State Game Commission in egard to angling regulations will be held Saturday. January 13, at CENTRAL CHURCH OF CHRIST 616 Oregon Building. Portland Hermiston, Ore. At that time seasons, bag limits Sunday School 10:00 a. m. and other regulations affecting the Services. 11:00 a. m. taking of game fish during 1945 C. E. at 7:00 p. m. will be under consideration. Preaching at 8:00 p. m. sermisti fflethonist Church ----- Topic for Worship "What Christ Means By A Good Man" January 14, 1945 COMPLETE SCHEDULE OE WORSHIP SERVICES II i... 6001 MISIC XSUTPEO8PA I SUNDAY EVENING CLUB HOUR WEDDING PLANS Reliance Oven Baked BEANS 28 oz. jar .24. S Reliance Dinner PEAS 2 No. 2 cans .29 Crystal White SOAP Palmolive TOILET SOAP 4 bars for .1'7 3 bars .20 Hermiston Food Store Your Certified Independent Phone 3781 HERMISTON, OREGON Grocer $ Mr. and Mrs. Lester C. Sutton of Stanfield announce the engage ment of their daughter. Zelma I Maurine, to Sgt Harry J. Hansen. I son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry E Han- I sen of Council Bluffs. Iowa. The wedding will take place in February in the Episcopalian church at Pendleton. Following the ceremony the couple will leave , for a short visit with the groom's a , i family before continuing on to 1 | Alexandria. Louisiana, where Sgt Hansen is stationed with the Ar my Air Corps. I I ; Miss Sutton graduated from ' .Hermiston Union high school in ■ % 1944, and is at present employed I at the Umatilla Ordnance Depot. IB Texaco Service Station Under New Management 6 Days a Uleek and Sunday
