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• THURSDAY, MARCH 1, 1945. THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON. PAGE EIGHT 4 ermiston ----- fethnnist Church -—- Sunday, March 4 Topic for Worship INASMUCH AS YE DID IT NOT" COMPLETE SCHEDULE OF WORSHIP SERVICES II a.m. GOOD MUSIC “YUT7PE88%M » F.rn. SUNDAY EVENING CLUB HOUR BIBLE STUDY a PRAYER Cowez ol Second and WED 8 P M Gladi Auenus • IS see ' ozersrensa H. GILLANDERS SERVICES HELD Funeral services for Herbert Gillanders were held from the Presbyterian church in Stanfield February 28, with the Rev. W. A. MacArthur of Hermiston giving the sermon. Mr. Gillanders was 58 years old and was born at Dayton, Ore., on July 4, 1886. He married LaVerne McCall of McMinnville July 28, 1910. To them were born two children, Herbert and Doris (Mrs. Walter B. Merrill) who survive. The Gillanders have lived on their farm on the Meadows for 22 years, and until the past few years Mr. Gillanders did the farming. He is survived by his widow, one daughter, Mrs. Doris L. Mer rill of Eugene, a son-in-law, Wal ter B. Merrill, and another son, Herbert Earl Jr. of the U. S. Ar my, one sister, Mrs. Pearl Crab- tree of Portland, and a brother, Earl, of Pendleton. Also one granddaughter, Janet Merrill, sur vives. Music was furnished by Mrs. Roy Taylor who sang Face To Face, The Old Rugged Cross, and Mrs. Earl Gillanders accompan ied her. Pall bearers were Ed Coffman, Roy Penney, Gilbert Smith, F. A. Baker. William Reeves and Adolph Heyden. He was buried at Hermiston Raymond G. Blahm Letters have been received from R. E. Pierson Vernon L. Bradshaw Ruth Gifford who recently trans- Gilman Pierson — COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE — Kenneth J. Bradshaw ferrad to Benicia Arsenal and Mary Millbrook Donald W. Baehne | Martha Bussear who is in Nurses Charles G. Prahl — Part* — Accessories — Tires — Floyd A. Coxen | Training in Eugene. Both girls Max Leonard Vern Daugherty Stuart Rankin like their jobs, but miss the old — Gas — Oil — Stove Oil — Diesel Oil — John H. Dunning Rodney F. Tash “Gang” in the field office. Glenn O. Elwood Beverly Alexander has trans Lee G. Shaw — Bulk Sales Gas and Oil — G. K. Elwood Asa H. Shaw ferred from the Field Office to Bill DeRossett Ray Shaw checking. Hugh V. Shaw Georgia Cummings is ill at her "Gale Felthouse Lester W. Flanigan Carl C Shaw • home in Pendleton. •Mahlon H. Stoneman Betty Robison and Georgia Rae ‘Max Geer Earl Getchell Earl L. Smelcer are in San Francisco on a winter James O. Getchell Frank H. Stone vacation. Julius J. Gimble Jr. Beryle R. Thornbury Lillian W’aldow left Monday for Eugene Graham James D. Todd Creighton, Nebraska, where she Eunice Hughes Pat Hatch Chas. L. Hale Tom Todd will make her home. Doris Follett G. A. Hamman Lowell E. Tiller Chas. Hunt Lois Williams spent last week Jack Reeves E. S. Hamman Cliff Tombleson Walter Hinkle in Portland Floyd Pierce Harry A. Hamman Marvin W. Townsend Wm. L. Jackson Jimmy Wadge of the U. S. Na Norman Koningrad Wm. H. Harris Willard W. Jones Arlie M. Townsend vy, stationed at Pasco, was a guesi Donald Neustal R. J. Harris A. M. Thrasher Karl Krause of Alice and Connie Frosh last Kendall Neustal Wayne C. Harris Earl E. Wells Oliver F. Knerr week end. Emmett Steiner George R. Harris Lewis H. Wilson O. A. Kensler Burman Ferguson left the Post Don Roberts G. I. Henderson La Veeta V. Archer Walter Lieb Hospital Friday. Albert Stone Walter N. Jackson Gerald A. White Frank Leicht Vida Keith spent last week vis Dave Mittlesdorf John T. Jackson Claire E. Lindner C. F. Young iting in Rainier, Ore., and Long Bob Estle Merle S. Eldridge Leo F. Young Wm. Lass view, Wash. Lavina Mae Lynch J. M. Jackson Calvin O. Allen E. B. Myers }~or Transportation— Sylvan Mullins W. Jendrzejewski Kenneth R. Athey L. E. Miller Mr. Stanton spent last week in Glen Cross B. Jendrzejewski Edward C. Bensel James Moran Seattle and Vancouver, Wash., on Irwin Null Hiram J. Stillings . Harold D. Buell Marvin L. McKenzie business. Jack Rodgers Clarence A. Kennison Alfred J. Buell Donald P. McKenzie Harry Jordan, recently from Dean Scott Harold A. Laird Gerald D. Buell R. H. Piersol Lewiston. Idaho, is a new em Hollis Brock William C. Lindner Chas. B. Boylen Chas. F. Pierson ployee. John Snyder Carl P. Longhorn James Boylen Fred M. Reeves Harold Keith returned from Virgil Logan Vern Backus Fred A. Rauch California this week where he W. G. Corpe James Naughton was called when his brother was | H. E. Loudermilk Earl Fromdahl Harold A. Rainwater seriously injured. He reports that | Paul A. Marble QUALITY R. W. Marble Ray F. Caudle Barbara Reid his brother is much improved. Robert V. Mardock John G. Clark Donald Serell SHOE REPAIRING — HERE TO STAY — Eugene J. McKay Warren F. Caudle Henry Sommerer "Francis C. McKenzie Donald K. Corey A. E. Sisson Hospital News— Will Pay Prompt Howard N. Miller M. M. DeMoss C. M. Smith It seems that somewhere in the W. Miller John H. Dunning Alvin Wolke Attention To pages of an early romantic period | Eugene Robert L. Miller Harry B. Duke Lester J. Wilcox Mail Order* there were recorded these lines, | Fl ber t B. Moore Mel M. DeGarmo C. R. Warner "When springtime comes, a young | R. W. Christian Harvey P. DeMoss ‘ Robert Follett man’s fancy turns to love". The | E. L. Mulkins Bennie E. Evans Chas. Wells LEE’S SHOE SHOP re irter would add “a young mai- | Gilbert N. Nonne M. L. Evans Fred Rankin 123 S- E. Court — Pendleton den too”. Here in the hospital all *John H. Nye Philip S. Guilland H. L. Anderson are agog and a-jitter for one other Gene Pierce Jack H. Geer Richard Cox than Sergeant Sam Shore and Anthea Collingsworth have an nounced their engagement and Anthea is wearing a lovely dia mond, which very shortly will be _________ ______ .X JJci acco npanied by the companion wedding ring. The whole hospi tal staff extends to Sgt. Sam our heartiest congratulations! Lucky boy, Sam! 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