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PAGE FOUR THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1945. THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON. The Hermiston Herald Published Every Thursday at Hermiston, Umatilla County, Oregon. Alfred Quiring and Leander Quiring, Publishers. Entered at the post office at Hermiston as Second Class Matter, Dec. 1906, Umatilla County, Oregon. Subscription Rates One Year.......................................... $2.00 Six Months ...................................... 1.00 Payable in Advance Office Telephone ............................ 2051 Residence Telephone ...................... 2333 Mrs. John Liedloff left the first of the week for Spokane to receive medical attention. Mrs. Ursel Hiatt returned home from San Diego, Calif., where she i had visited a few days with her son. Gene Hiatt, who is stationed there with the navy. Mrs. Hiatt and baby who went down with her remained to make their home with Mr. Hiatt. STANFIELD NEWS By Mr». Rute Hedrick □ tioned at Ft. Lewis, has returned □ home for an indefinite period. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Berry have purchased the Grey place and plan to move as soon as it is vacated. Mrs. Neil Armstrong returned Wednesday from Burns, Ore., where she has been visiting. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Dyer are quite busy this week remodeling their home. Monday night at the club house was the scene of a farewell party for John Snyder who left Wednes $ day for induction into the -Navy. About forty of his friends were present. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Stockard $ and family were dinner guests at the Bud Hooker home Saturday, the occasion being the birthdays of Mrs. Stockard and Mrs. Hooker. Mrs. H. G. McCulley, Ruth and Otis called at the Duff Knight home Saturday evening. Word was recently received from Emsley Rogers that he has i ‘ been promoted to Corporal. Cpl. Rogers is stationed in Florida. Miss Margaret Sommerer and sister Sylvia were business callers ; » in Pendleton Saturday. Henry Wilson has been confined to his home lately due to illness. $ C. D. Shaw and brother Ross Shaw celebrated their birthdays F. B. SWAYZE, President together at a dinner at the C. D. Shaw home. Eleven guests were II present. Mr. and Mrs. Art Greer and family were dinner guests at the night. demonstration agent, called at sev Henry Wilson home Monday night. Cpl. James Getchell and Mrs. eral Columbia district homes last With the group was Bob Greer Getchell spent the week end in week to make arrangements for a who is home on leave from Farra Echo visiting Mrs. Getchell's moth upholstery school to be held at gut Naval Training station. the U.S.O. later on this month. er, Mrs. Abel. Little Marylin Thompson, a Mr. and Mrs. Austin of Pasco Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Farra of John daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Buzz Day and granddaughter visited at visited at the Marion McPheeters Thompson, was hostess late in Jan the C. D. Shaw home. Mrs. Farra home last week end. uary at a party for nine little and Mrs. Shaw are sisters. Visiting at the Duff Knight friends. Miss Lois Lutz of O.S.C. and home are Mr. and Mrs. Wm. A communication from the War Miss Jennie Marie Warren, home Knight of Cloverdale, Ore. Department to Pfc. James Getch- ell, has notified him of his promo tion to the rank of Corporal. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Fix spent Sun SEE US FOR day evening-at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lon Dixson on the Stan field Meadows. Mary Ellen Hancock has recov ered from a severe cold. Mrs. Nellie Tucker has received the sad news that her nephew. Joe Green of McIntosh, South Dakota, has been killed in action in the Belgium area. Oliver Castile has moved from the old Grey place to the wheat country. NEW SUPPLIES ARRIVING DAILY! This week will probably see the finishing stitches put into the sun- I flower quilt that Mrs. Paul Conrad is quilting fir the Grange Home Economics club. Mrs. Sarah Anson has recovered “The Farmers Own Store” Hermiston, Oregon from her illness sufficiently to at- | tend the Grange meeting Tuesday | 2nd Lt. Freddie Waid came from Seattle for a day to visit his father, Claude Waid, and grandparents, Mrs. J. W. Waid and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Fredreckson, en route to Tex as again for more training. Mrs. J. H. Snyder and daughter Busy Year Looms For Chamber of Commerce and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Newberg from McMinnville are at When fifty men meet in a Chamber of Commerce the home of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Snyder for a week. session to discuss earnestly the public welfare ques Several ladies from Stanfield at tions of Hermiston, it means a strong force behind tended the Farm Bureau program the future of the town. And these were not all. They featured February 3 at Echo. Clyde Ken ison, manager of the represented two-thirds of the members and many Tum-A-Lum for many years, is other citizens who are highly interested in the plan now devoting his time to the Tav ning of the days to come. ern. Ualte Rebekah lodge of Stan The new president has had two terms experience field took two candidates. Mrs. An and the new secretary one term — both are capable drew Lamont and Mrs. William Swaney, to Pendleton last Thurs in their positions. Both are interested in the wel day night to be initiated. Installa fare of Hermiston and also of the surrounding dis tion of four new officers will take tricts, and make qualified leaders of the many citi place February 12 at the Grange hall. zens who are equally interested in the advancement Mrs. Rose Hedrick and grandson of the west end of Umatilla county. Dicky Caplinger returned from Portland Friday night quite dis- For four years we have been going through a great | pleased with the rainfall there transformation, but now have settled down to a more during the week. Mrs. Ruby Waltz and Miss Frie permanent and stable condition. With a large in da Bieber took a week’s vacation crease in population and volume of business and from their work at Ordnance to public improvements, new duties have arisen that visit relatives in Portland, and Mrs. Robert E. Chrisler. formerly can be met only by the activities of organized effort Margaret Krause, of Echo accom through the coming months and years. panied them and visited her hus band’s mother there. The former During the past two or three years, the Chamber returned to Stanfield Sunday. of Commerce has brought about much housing; has The Virgil Krause home in the bought the ground for Victory Square ; has secured south end of town was purchased by James Demin recently and he the improvements of access highways, and promoted now lives there. other smaller projects. The improved city water sys Mr. and Mrs. Andy Cleghorn are tem and sewer system, accomplished by the may both gaining strength daily since their recent illness. or and city council, have been supported by a fine Members of Stanfield Grange public spirit, largely maintained by business men who attended Pomona at the V. F. through discussions in the Chamber of Commerce. W. hall in Pendleton last Thursday were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Her Under our present more normal condition, there rick, Mrs. Collie Tillory, Mrs. is plenty to do and every citizen should support the Floyd Daniells, and Mrs. Jake Rueber. The latter attended a ses work of the Chamber of Commerce. In addition, sion of the census enumerators’ plans for a greater future now fall on the shoulders school on Friday, and also accom of the live men of the community in which also every panied her friends, Mrs. George Grant, Mary and Dorothy Depew citizen will be interested. to Pasco to visit George Grant who is temporarily stationed there. +%8 bert Presnell and Mr. and Mrs. Martin Refvem left Monday by Frank Presnell and daughter Max plane to visit his son and wife. Mr. ine from Pasco. and Mrs. Robert Refvem and baby • Mrs. H. B. Hull is on the sick list Judy at Burlingame, Cal., and ar- the service was rived there safeiy at 2:30 p. m. His , Community church Sunday even this week. ing with Rev. Earl Cochran of Pen Ed Kauffman returned Sunday son Bob states he had recently vis- dleton as speaker. The new church night from a couple of days spent ited three hours in Honolulu with Loren Hughes of the Navy. - in Portland. was discussed. Mrs. Wiley Hewitt was brought Sgt. and Mrs. Tracy Carpenter Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Eller's home was the scene of a wedding dinner and son returned to Spokane Sun to her home Saturday from the Friday evening for Cpl. and Mrs. day night after visiting at the Walla Walla General hospital and Edward Whatly, who were mar home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. is convalescing here. Mrs. Ken- - ried in Walla Walla that afternoon. Emmett Cooney. Their daughter neth Gregory is caring for the : Mrs. Whatly, nee Helen Presnell, Bicky remained at her grandpar children. Miss Barbara Wood is confined | was a graduate of the local high ents’ home. The Pocahontas Council No. 35 to her home at Prescott, Wash., < school with the class of '44. and is the sister of Mrs. Eller. Other motored to Echo Wednesday night with scarlet fever. Mrs. Glenn members of the family present to help the Echo council install Jackson is substituting in the fifth | " were Mr. and Mrs. M. Presnell, new officers. The local glee club grade for her. Mrs. Art Hogue is substituting < sang two numbers. parents. Mr. and Mrs. Rov Presnell Mrs. Glenn Ostrom and sons Ga for Mrs. Ray Harmon in the sev- and children of Walla Walla. Al- ry and Vane returned Sunday enth grade. The Oscar Christianson home is " night from The Dalles where they spent four days visiting with her quarantined for scarlet fever with < | - sister and family. Mr. and Mrs. Sherwin as the victim. Miss Lorna Gabriel has moved Paul Walsh and family. She had the pleasure of visiting the radio from the S. R. Hill home to the " | — studio on which Mrs. Walsh speaks Frank Ayers home. H. H. Gailey, Prop. The library is still in a state of I - every Monday. Wednesday and repair. Mrs. Hedrick, librarian, LOCATED FOURTH HOUSE Friday morning at 10:30. Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Eller and reports a circulation of 325 books E. OF HERMISTON GRADE Mrs. Eleanor Marshall spent Tues- and magazines in January, though SCHOOL - RIDGEWAY AVE. day in Pendleton and attended the only being opened 8 days which is - Bonded and Insured for Local movie. “30 Seconds Over Tokyo." a higher average than any month _ - and Long Distance Hauling Mr. and Mrs. Link Myers and since last July. The Stanfield-Echo unit will " Phone 3091. Hermiston. For children of Poplar Grove spent Your Hauling Needs Sunday visiting another daughter meet Wednesday. February 14, at. < and son-in-law. Mr. .and Mrs. Al 1:30 p. m. at the home of their president, Mrs. W. J. Helmick, for bert Vieg. | the lesson on Color and Arrange- j " ment of Furniture. Some slides will also be shown by the agent, Miss Warren. Maureen Sutton, who terminât- “ ed at Ordnance on January 30. was a visitor in Stanfield Monday. She - will be married on February 18 to Sgt. Harry Hansen, at the Episco- " pal church in Pendleton and will " accompany her husband to Alex- - andria. Louisiana. The Ladies Aid will tie comforts for the Red Cross at an all day ses- " sion on February 15. their next — meeting, and enjoy a covered dish luncheon. On Feb. 8 the program for the DR THE BEST Study Club will be in charge of COSTUMED Lennä Waid on Washington and COUPLEI Inez McCormick will give a paper on American Citizenship. Mr. and Mrs. C. E Fisk received word that their son. Lt. Col. "Jiggs Fisk, has been wounded again in the E. T. O. A. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Duncan and family and Mr. and Mrs. John Spencer celebrated their birthday anniversaries at the home of the latter on Feb. at dinner. a T 8 a 2 I a "d a a a a a Hermiston Transfer a 3 1 a 2 4 a a I a masquerade a a GALORE! a 4 COLUMBIA NEWS Mr and Mrs Charles Stuart, who have been residing in Port land. have returned to this com munity to live. Mrs. Foster called on Mrs. J. Dell Christley Tuesday afternoon. Fred Berry, who has been sta- * * * First National Bank of Hermiston First National Bank of Hermiston Chicken Supplies Brooders - Fencing - Feeders Inland Cooperative It is a genuine pleas ure to shop at a Red & White Food Store. First, you will find a wide and complete variety. Sec- ond. you will find fresh fruits and vegetables—the finest obtainable. Third, you will find courtesy, friendliness and a genuine interest in your welfare. Make Red & White your first and only stop on your food shopping tour. AT YOUR HUtHBORLt RED & WHITE STORE — FRESH PRODUCE — LETTUCE, Large Icebergs................ 2 for CARROTS, Crisp and Tender............ 2 for NEW GREEN ONIONS...................... . 2 for GRAPEFRUIT, Arizona Sweets........ dozen 15c 15c 13c 65c Celery, Calavo», Broccoli, Brussel Sprouts, Artichokes and Cauliflower. — MEAT DEPARTMENT — SALMON — HALIBUT — SMELT — OYSTERS KIPPERED COD — SMOKED HERRING BULK KRAUT — MINCE MEAT CHOICE CUTS of BEEF, PORK and VEAL. 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