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THURSDAY, MARCH 1, 1945. HERMISTON HERALD HERMISTON OREGON PAGE FIVE daughters, accompanied by Mrs. ful time. Ella Mae Grim and Amelia Riley, returned from Ida Leonard Aldrich were honored as ho Saturday. Mrs. Henderson and King and Queen. daughters have been visiting their friends and relatives at Kendrick, Idaho. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith, Miss Patty Markham, Miss Loret ta White, and Mrs. Tom Caldwell Guests at the Bud Hooker home MOUE were among the Pendleton visi- last week were Mr. and Mrs. John BONDS tors Saturday. McLouth of New London. Minn, j Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bedwell vis- They are the aunt and uncle of Sunnyside, Wn., ited friends at Mrs. Hooker. this week. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Seeley were ! Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sauter of guests at the home of Mr. and The Dalles visited Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. J. Dell Christley Sunday af- Paul Haberlien this week. ternono. Mr. and Mrs. Worth Hindman Mr. and Mrs. Frances Hart and PAINTS and family spent Sunday with Mr. family of Sunnvside. Wash., visit and Mrs. Howard Gollyhorn and ed Mr and Mrs. Henry Garber- FAST, DEPENDABLE SERVICE BETWEEN family. Umbrella, raincoat, galoshes__ dine last week. Edwin Hinkley has returned to Portland — Hermitton — Pendleton Miss Louise Hammer spent last protection against inclement weather. Your Irrigon after spending a week in week end at the home of Mr. and LaGrande and Baker the Walla Walla hospital. home, too, needs weather protection—the pro Mrs. Hugh Neill who reside in Mrs. Nora Wilson, Mrs. Martha Westland. tection that only agood paint like durable Dutch Ferril, Mrs. Ada Covington and Mrs. Del Thompson and daugh BRICK BUILDING WEST OF CREAMERY — Boy can give. For the outside surfaces, Dutch | Mr. and Mrs. Josh Lathum were ter Georgiana called at the H. G. dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Boy exterior finishes—and good Dutch Boy in McCulley home Tuesday. D. F. BELDING Ca'dwell Monday. Miss Viola Hammer and Mrs. terior colors to give your rooms new life and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Minnick and Dorofhv Anderson and children daughter Luella. Mrs. Jared White visited the L. Hammer family on gaiety. For a better LONG time paint job...re Agent and Miss Lorett White, and Jack Sunday. Thev also motored to member to ask for Dutch Boy...EVERY time. White were business visitors in Pendleton on business during the Telephone 2391 Hermiston, Ore. i Walla Walla Monday. early part of the week. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Grider Mrs. Pete Castric and son were | ’ were Heopner visitors Monday. dinner guests at the Duff Knight ‘ PORTLAND-PENDLETON MOTOR TRANSPORT CO. I Mrs. Milton Bailey. Mrs. E. A. home Sunday. Also at the Knight I St ephens and Fred Adams were home that dav were Helen Ze- some of the Hermiston visitors hendner. Patricia Parker and Ruth Monday. McCulley. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Hill and Mrs. Georre Steward of the West Sam Umiker and daughter Sam land district was an overnight Berry, Mrs. H. G. McCulley, Mrs. esting meetings this spring: Fam my were among Pendleton busi guest of Ted Hammer last week. Pete Castrie and Mrs. Knight. The ily Adjustment to War and Re ladies who assisted with the work turned Service Men, and Moth ness visitors Monday. Mrs. George Liebe has heard Hermiston, Oregon Wayne Stewart, who has been from her brother, Alfred Middle- were Mrs. Laing of Pendleton, and Insect Control. visiting his mother, Mrs. Emma stadt, that his new location is Mrs. Keith Peverly, Mrs. Plourd and Mrs. Hugh Neill. HERMISTON BAPTIST CHURCH Stewart, returned to Portland somewhere in France. Thursday evening. H. V. McGee, pastor Members of an extension unit Monday. Sam Umiker is employed at are encourage to ask for informa Sunday School, 10:00 a. m. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rogers and Umatilla. Miss Beth Russell tion and instruction on any phase family from Hermiston were vis Morning worship at 11:00 a. m. Revival meetings will be held itors of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mil Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Stephens re of homemaking. Usually such re Miss Isabelle Gates, guest speak ceived a letter from their son Pvt. every night except Monday at ler and family Sunday evening. quests are granted. er. Curtis Stephens, who is some 7:45 p. m., at the Assembly of God Miss Arvilla Moore from Her Young Peoples service at 7:00 Some of the recent features Tuesday afternoon saw the fin have been Giving the Professional p. m. Theme: "A Christian and where in France. They had not church in Irrigon. miston was a visitor of Misses Eu ish of the upholstery school which Look to Home Sewing, The Mak His Time”. heard from him for four months Warren McCoy, Chief Petty Of nice and Shirley Miller Sunday. and were very glad to receive his ficer 2/c, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. A birthday party for Elton Fra was carried on by the Extension ing of Bread and Rolls, Cheese Evening worship at 8:00 p. m. letter. Pvt. Stephens is with the M. McCoy, is home on furlough sier was given Friday evening at Service of Oregon State college Making, The Carried Lunch, Color Sermon, “Wanted A Dictator". to visit friends and relatives. He his home. and was held in the USO building and Furniture Arrangement. Ordnance Maintenance Co. Wednesday, 8:00 p. m., Bible Fred Adams made a business has had about three years service. Avery Shoun was a Pendleton with six chairs finished and two study and praise service. There will be two more inter- more nearly so. trip to The Dalles Thursday. Seaman 2/c Bill Allen is home visitor Tuesday. Mrs. Charles McFall, Mrs. Sam on furlough from Farragut, Ida Miss Jennie Marie Warren, the Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Isom were Umiker, Mrs. Milton Bailey and ho. A party was given in his Pendleton visitors Wednesday. county home demonstration agent, Dan Hill were business visitors to honor at the Marshal Markham A very interesting program was made the arrangements which Pendleton Thursday. residence Monday evening. presented Thursday afternoon by were necessary. Last fall she an Triton Motor Oil Union 76 Gasoline Dan Hill made a trip to Port Mrs. Russell McCoy, Mr. and the grade school. Musical num nounced that the home manage land Monday to report for his Mrs. Earl Leach and son and Mrs. bers, rhythm band and a negro ment specialist. Miss Lois Lutz, UNION OIL COMPANY physical examination for the Vernon Jones visited friends and minstrel were enjoyed by the would be available to supervise armed service. relatives in Portland last week. the project and that eight chairs grade school and their parents. Mrs. E. R. Schneider was a Her Mr. and Mrs. Bert Dexter en could be upholstered at one ses sion. miston visitor Monday. tertained dinner guests last Sun (Held Over from Last Week) Fuel Oil — Stove Oil — Burner Oil — Insect Sprays Mrs. John Voile, Miss Juanita day in honor of Dan Hill’s birth Mrs. Duff Knight, chairman of Roy Minnick and Mr. and Mrs. the local unit, took the names of Voile, Mrs. Cribbs and Mrs. Har day. Prompt Delivery Call 2751 ry Allen were Walla Walla visi Sunday School last Sunday was Dan Hill were Pendleton visitors those who were interested in do Thursday. tors Wednesday. at 10:00 a. m. held at the Commu ing the work. They were Mrs. —George Harkenrider Mrs. Joy Wiegand visited Mr. Lester Hammer, Mrs. Floyd Sny Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Brandon nity church. At 7:30 p. m. slides and Mrs. Harry Smith and fam- der, Mrs. Lee Dyer, Mrs. Fred and family were guests of Mr. and and a lecture were enjoyed. Mrs. James Henderson and two ily Sunday. Mrs. Elmer Rucker of Irrigon Mrs. Glenn O'Brien and small son. Chester, left for Riverside, Ce'if., to join her husband. She plans to make her home there as long as Mr. O’Brien is stationed there. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Minnick and daughter, Luella, visited Hermis ton on business Friday. Mr. Min nick expects to go to Portland on Sunday where he will receive medical treatment. _ Mrs. Herman Duus was a Her- mistn visitor Monday. " Mr. and Mrs. Walter Grider of < Irrigon and Mr. and Mrs. W. - Brandon of Boardman made a a business trip to Vale this week. - Harry Thorpe gave an inter- 1 esting lecture with slide pictures < Sunday evening at the Presby-1 a ferian church. 2 The public is invited to attend "I Sunday School at the Presbyter- < ian church at 10:00 a. m. Sunday. - Arden Allen and Mr. Rucker a The following is reprinted from Feb. 18 Sunday Oregonian: were Heppner visitors Monday. . “ RE-CAP PRONTO, Second Lt. Earl Steward, re- | 1 Mason, using industry figures and cently stationed in Colorado, is | - visiting his mother here. Lt. | a DRIVERS TOLD the OPA survey, believes something Steward and Mrs. Steward are go- a like 46,000,000 tires need recapping or ing to visit Mr. and Mrs. Seaman "I NEW YORK, Feb. 17 — Any A- replacement right now. That is nearly and family at Sandy before Lt. —I Steward’s furlough is up. Mrs. - card motorist who is delaying re twice as many as were recapped in all Seaman is his sister. a capping in hope of getting new of last year, he says, speaking strictly Pfc. Ray Coulter is visiting : tires may be walking soon, the rub of civilian passenger car tires. friends and relatives in Irrigon | "I ber experts believe. during a furlough. < Government spokesmen have warn Misses Mary Kennedy and Mur-1 a They point out that fewer than ed that tire makers are concentrating I iel Herald were Umatilla visitors a 5,000,000 new passenger tires will on heavy-duty equipment. Saturday and Sunday. ■ 3 Mrs. Milton Bailey, Mrs. Sam | I be released for rationing in the The Rubber Manufacturers’ associa Umiker, Mrs. Avery Shoun and - first three months of this year. tion reports tire production, which Fred Houghton were among the | a “ Barely enough to keep the B dropped to 2,500,000 in 1942 from 50,- 1 Heppner visitors Saturday. " and C cars rolling,” says C. R. Ma 000,000 in 1941, had risen to only 4,- New improvements in our com- | imunity: Mr. Watson of Pasco is son, service manager of the B. F. 909,000 in the third quarter of last building a house for Mr. and Mrs. Goodrich company. year. Unofficial estimates of 1944 out Milton Bailey. Recapping is the only way the put are around 18,000,000, against an School Notes Miss Gillis, Morrow county average motorist can keep going, original goal of 30,000,000. Industry school nurse, visited the Irrigon government and industry experts estimates of 1945 production run school Thursday. say, and motorists have been put around 22,000,000, the adjusted but The high school honor roll for the past semester included: Kath- i ting off recapping to such an ex unreached goal of 1944. leen Poulson. Loretta White, Del- tent that transportation men are The tire companies want to see more pha Markham, Ella Mae Grim, worried. recapping now, partly because they seniors: Clarke Stephens, Clara Fraser and Loraine Schneider, If you’re an average driver, two want to keep motorists—future custo juniors Bob Brown. David Rand of the tires on your car may need mers—rolling, and partly because they and Shirley Miller, sophomores, attention. in conjunction with aren’t permitted to sell new tires to all and Le Roy Schneider, freshman. The grade school pupils have In Pittsburgh, tire men from the drivers. Many dealers still have top- Local U.S.O. elected officers for the new semes office of price administration giade recap material, 100 per cent syn ter. Grades 1 and 2: President. found that on 9000 cars checked, thetic rubber. The balance, while only Beverly McCoy; vice president. Admission: 16,000 tires needed recapping. Billy Steagall, sgt-at-arms. Janet 60 per cent synthetic and 40 per cent U. O. D. Membership Stephens. Grade 3 and 4: Presi In Columbus, a survey of 8000 reclaim, is better than the all reclaimed dent. Helen Stegall; vice presi- | Card. cars showed 14,000 tires worn rubber “camelback” they could use dent. Kathleen Umiker; secretary. Non members 75c ea. earlier in the war. close to the danger zone. Eva Pelton; treasurer, Wayne Cribbs. Grade 7 and - 8: - — President, Service Men Free! Herbert Rand; vice president. Johnny Tade; secretary. Joan Slate: treasurer. Donald Poulson. Proceeds go to The G A A. invited the boys to PHONE 3141 HERMISTON ORE, Red Cross a Valentine party the 14th of Feb ruary. Everyone had a wonder- COLUMBIA NEWS DUTCH BOY'S!-J Farmer’s Supply Co. IRRIGON NEWS ITEMS UPHOLSTERY SCHOOL SUCCESS Dance! When? 2 NOTICE THE HANDWRITING IS ON THE WALL Why Not Observe, and Take Advantage of it! Where ? Friday, march S High School Gym O. K. RUBBER WELDERS
