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THURSDAY, MARCH 1, 1945. THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON. PAGE TWO BASIS THEATRE HERMISTON, OREGON Friday and Saturday March 2 - 3 CARSoNE Alan HALE: George TOBASRober SHAYNE Cartoon—We're on the Way to Rio Musical—Lucky Cowboy Sunday and Monday March 4-5 Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Warren of Mr. and Mrs. Vern Daugherty and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Oviatt were Heponer were visitors in Hermis Port'and visitors over the week ton Tuesday. They moved to Heponer from Hermiston last end. • Miss Ina L. Moore and her aunt April. Cpl. Henry H. Harding of Her- Yrs. Lucy Stierwalt left Sunday Rev. H. G. Luscomb of Belling to spend until Thursday night vis misión is now stationed in Bel- ham. Wash., was a visitor at the iting in Seattle and Olympia, Wn. gium with the 4262nd Quarter- master Truck Company which is , Roy W. McNeal home. Mr. ana Mrs. Ed O'Donnell hauling vital war cargoes at a | Mrs. Anna I Myrick, an employee were called to Seattle, Wash., -- at the-- Umatilla Ordnance Depot Wednesday by the death of Mr. Belgian port. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bousquet of was injured in a car wreck Feb. O’Donnell’s brother, H. S. O'Don- 15 and as yet has not been able to nell. They expected to remain for Portland spent Monday visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed return to her work. I the funeral. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Pickel 1 of I County Commissioner and Mrs. Jackson. Mrs. Bousquet will be remembered as Miss Jane Jack- Spokane announce the birth of a Wm. Meiners of Pendleton were baby boy this week at the local business visitors in Hermiston son. Read Dr. A. E. Marble's special | hospital weighing 8 pounds and Saturday. They also attended the offer advertisement on this page. one ounce. Inland Cooperative dinner and The Columbia school had an The Westland Home Ec. club business meeting that dav. art display Thursday of last week will meet Wednesday, March] at Mr. and Mrs. J H. Ryland, who with all grades taking part. Hand the home of Mrs. Don Allstott in formerly resided in Hermiston carvings, finger painting, charcoal Umatilla. Miss June Warren ; about 10 have sold their painting, free hand paintings and home demonstration agent I business in Bingen. Wash, and many others were on display. A give a demonstration on the mak- have purchased the Victory Tav- tea was served to the mothers by ing of slip covers. + Lewiston Idaho the teachers, Mrs. Al Cable, prin- I Miss Beth Russell. Irrigon cor- ernat Lewiston, iaa . respondent of The Herald, was a Walt Pearson, who recently un cipal. Miss Helen Zehendner and visitor at this office Wednesday derwent an operation on his foot Miss Betty Putman. Miss Mary Lou Johnson arrived investigating the linotype and I in Emmanuel hospital in Port- . j g -417 alga ninniti ny yins other plant machinery, attempt land, is getting along nicely and home from Corvallis Saturday from attending a two weeks con- | ing to find out how her news be is expected home quite soon. Wayne C. Ufford, Technician ference there. came newspaper print. Mrs. Leonard Keller was sur- | A delayed news item from the Fifth Grade, son of Mr. and Mrs. Marine Corps, states that during Chester C. Uff ord of Route Two. prised Monday by her husband ceremonies at a Pacific base. Mar Hermiston, is now stationed with arriving in Pendleton after hav- | ine Sgt. David E. Hamm. 21. son Headquarters Company of the ing spent the past year in the of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hamm of 850th Signal Service Battalion, in European theater of operations. Hermiston, was awarded the Pur Italy. His work has to do with In October Captain Keller's plane ple Heart medal for wounds sus operating and maintaining motor | was shot down over German ter- prisoner. He tained during the battle for Guam. transportation for troops in the ritory and was taken A .37 millimeter gunner. Hamm Mediterranean theater of opera escaped from a German prison His unit was recently and made his way back to the was wounded by fragments from tions. a land mine which had been de awarded the Meritorious Service American lines. Mrs. Keller and tonated by Jap grenades. Later Unit Piacque for superior perfor baby daughter have been spend- ing the past few days in Pendle- news from him reports him in fine mance of duty. Cpl. William C. Lindner, son of ton. health and back at work. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. A. Lindner of I driver Earl Stewart With Air Squadron with the 804th Tank Destroyer • Mrs. Tom Stewart has received Battalion, Fifth Army unit, that wort from her son, sgt. Earl L. has proved itself extremely versa Stewart, that he is now stationed tile in action on the in eastern Fiance with an air- | accordingto news byThe drome squadron. The squadron, i Herald made up of aircraft mechanics, played a leading roe i armorers. communications and ^instrument experts, recently was the Fifth Army, being among the | to bases in “In the day when Technical and supply Ber aneline and shoos vere set up immediately be- wood, employees, of the city of front line t where God shall judge the Hermiston were official, visitors they were bombed and strafed at LOCALS I Hermiston, is a half track Italian front, received from Italy. This eroup e has spectacular summer advance moved from England first troops to pass through Rome. France. News Reel Musical—Show Boat Tues. - Wed. - Thurs. March 6-7-8 secrets of men by Jesus Christ according to my gospel.” (Romans 2:16) M. ETHEL HERMISTON BAPTIST CHURCH B arrymore Color Cartoon—Commando Duck and Sport Reel H. V. McGee, Pastor in on bat. his squadron is being refer Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Cooney of red to as "the Infantrymen of the Hermiston, recently arrived at the Big Spring Bombardier School at Air Force". Big Spring, Texas, and has been Pvt. Robert Harris Released assigned to duty. He was com missioned a bombardier at Mid Rev. H. V. McGee, pastor of the land. Tex., in 1943, and has served Baptist church, this week received a tour of combat duty in the Euro information from the regional pean theater prior to return to hospital at Camp Joseph Robin- this country. Following a fur- son, Arkansas, that I Pvt. Robert J. i lough spent here with his wife and I Harris of Hermiston was being parents, he repoited back for du- released from the army with an | I ty. His wife is with him at Big honorable discharge. Pvt. Har ris, who served overseas a total of Spring, Texas. 42 months, has been having trou- | ble with his feet. Pvt. Harris is | expected heme in the near future. | He is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Harris. We are now holding regular Sunday morning services in the U. S. O. building, and extend a cordial welcome to all. Sunday School at 10:00 a. m. Worship service at 11:00 a. m. This Sunday morning, the new pastor is giving his inaugural ser mon on the theme. “The Fearless Christian”. VW ft FISHER’S ZOOM ................. TOMATO PUREE ..... RIALTO 3 for TOMATO SAUCE .19 Picnic Tins (No Points) No. 2 can .19 (20 Points) WADHAM'S Golden Sweet SOY KING Fluffy PANCAKE MIX -35 BLUE KARO PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH Stanley Weber. Pastor Pilgrim Holiness church servi ces are held at the church each Sunday, beginning at 9:45 a. m. Sunday School, 11 a. m. morning worship, and 6:45 Y. P. S„ and each Wednesday evening a prayer service at 7:45. We are beginning a new con- test in our Sunday School. Come1 next Sunday and help us win. 112-lb. jar .16 SYRUP SALAD DRESSING .... pt. jar Whole Kernel - No. 2 Cans PHEASANT Cut Green s & w LIQUID BEANS ................. APPLE ..... No. 303 Cans ORANGE JUICE 2 for MIRACLE WHIP CORN .......................... M c D onald .21 114 Lb. Packages GREEN GIANT PEAS .......... lb. pkg. Whole Wheat Cereal No 212 Cans (No Points) .26 LOCAL COMPANY GETS TRUCK 2 for .35 12 oz. Bottles 46 oz. can .49 No Points Red Point Economy KRAFT DINNER 2 pkgs. .21 Serves 8 Peonie S & W SEEDLESS RAISINS 15-oz. pkg. .14 1 2-lb. box .11 18-07. pkg. .22 HERSHEYS COCOA CEREAL NALLEY’S quart .39 TANG NALLEY’S TREASURE PICKLES 12 oz jar POSTUM MAHATMA Long Grain RICE ..................... ROYAL CRYSTAL GOLDEN WEST SALT ........................... COFFEE put on sale at HALF PRICE Gay Dresses to choose from .... and the original price of $5.95 to $25.00 is right ... but must clear the racks now at— $2.98 to $12.50 UMATILLA PTA HAS MEETING California sequoia redwoods. After a social period, doughnuts and coffee were served by the fourth grade mothers. The Umatilla P.T.A. met Febru ary 27 with a fine attendance. The executive board met at 7:00, fol ______ lowed by a short business meeting at 8:00. called to order by the first vice president Mrs. Lennä Byrnes. Mrs. Bousquet acted as secretary pro tern in the absence of Mrs. W. R. Nugent. The pledge of allegiance to the flag was led by Jimmie Hatfield and the audience sang "Home on the Range". Rev. W. A. MacAr thur of Hermiston was present and gave a very interesting and beautiful illustrated chart talk, comparing the life of man to the age old beauty and serenity of the FEBRUARY ENDS WITH SUNSHINE The final week of February brought some excellent weather, with the nights quite cool but the sun shining brightly during the day. No rain was recorded dur ing the seven-day period, accord ing to the records of Charles Tay- lor. 55 February 21 February 22 ........... 52 February 23 ............ 53 55 February 24 February 25 ............ 56 February 26 ............ 53 Wednesday to check TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH E. W. Philippi. Pastor FLOTTA FINE DRESSES Richland. intervals. still feeling fine the Richland sewer and meth-and getting Earl along is nicely. Because First'Lt. T. E. Cooney, son of I they are so near the scene of com- CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Christian Science services will be held at the Legion hall Sunday at 11:00 a. m. The public is cordially invited. iter Another Lot of 2 lbs. .27 1 lb. jar 2-lb Packages .32 Hermiston Food Store Yeur.Cerified Phone 3781 HERMISTON, OREGON Grocer INUVpenUURI $ $ Cant. Verne E. Daugherty, com manding officer of Co. É. 22nd Bn.. Oregon State Guard, has re- I ceived notification that the Her miston company will receive an army truck for local use The unit will be of great benefit to the com pany and will be used for drills, bivuacs and other official duties. Capt. Daugherty and Lt. Friday will go to Camp Whittycombe. Clackamas county, Sunday to re ceive delivery. COLUMBIA GRANGE NOTES A costume dance is to be held March 8th with each person to dress as his or her opposite. That| is. if one is a farmer he should dress as a judge an acrobat or a sailor—anything but a farmer A small door charge will be asked and a fine must be paid by all who do not “dress up". The next regular meeting of the grange falls on March 6. 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