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OASIS THEATRE locals HERMISTON, OREGON Mrs. Elizabeth Johnston of Des Moines, Iowa, arrived Tuesday for an indefinite visit at the home of her brother. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hamm. Mrs. J. L. Patch was admitted Tuesday to the Hermiston General hospital and is receiving medical attention. Remember the basket social at the Columbia Grange hall Satur day, March 24, beginning at 8:00 p. m. Members of the grange and friends are cordially invited to at- —adv. tend. Bechy Printz, 4 year old little girl, was a tonsilectomy patient at the Hermiston General hospital Thursday of last week. Mrs. Roger J. Bounds of Wash ington, D. C., is expected this week end to visit several weeks at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Swayze. Mrs. Una Dinwitty arrived home from Portland where she had spent a month visiting. She makes her home with her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Payne. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Alstott have received word from Cpl. Alvin Wolke that he is now stationed with front line troops and is still in fine health. He writes that he recently received the September 15, 1944, issue of the Hermiston Herald and was glad to hear from home town friends even though the paper was several months old and soaked in salt water. Cpl. Wolke is in a tank division. Friday and Saturday March 16 - 17 Double Feature THE PARK’ kovoni A Warner Bros. Picture with JEROME COWAN • FAYE EMERSON CHARLES LANG • ELEANOR PARKER Sunday and Monday March 18-19 SHFPIDo CARSON han, g’Anje MANNING % riccles f ARDEN * A Doveneints News Reel and Color Cartoon “For there is one God, and one meditator be- tween God and men, the man Christ Jesus; who gave himself a ran som for all.’’ (1 Tim. 2: 5, 6) Tue». - Wed. - Thur». March 20 - 21 - 22 Double Feature CITY HERMISTON BAPTIST CHURCH H. V. McGee, Pastor 8 s THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 1945. THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON. PAGE TWO plsketed : Paul Van Patten of La Grande Mr. and Mrs. Frank Robinson was a business visitor in Hermis- | and small son Jimmy of Fairview, ton Tuesday, I Montana, en route to Portland, The Westland Home Economics were over night guests at the club will meet Wednesday, March home of Mr. and Mrs. Al Quiring 21. at the home of Mrs. Harry Wednesday. Mrs. Robinson will ' Newton in the Westland district, be remembered as Virginia Rob- Donna June Brock, eight years ertson and was employed with J. old, had a bad fall at her home and A. Terteling & Sons during the was given first aid at the Hermis- | construction of Umatilla Ordnance ton General hospital. She is the I depot and made her home with the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Quirings. Lt. Levester Mulkins and Mrs. Brock. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Shaw and Mulkins. who recently have been Miss Rebecca Pierson went to stationed at Denver, Colo., arrived Heppner Sunday to visit at the here last Friday to visit until Sun home of his mother, Mrs. Casha day at the home of his parents, Shaw. The same group also at Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Mulkins. Lt. tended to business matters in Pen Mulkins will report now to Lib eral, Kansas, for B-24 training. dleton Tuesday. Mrs. Josephine Mack entered Members of the Mulkins family the Hermiston General hospital received a taste of air transporta Gay Dresses to choose from .... and the original Thursday of last week and is re tion Sunday when Lt. Mulkins took them all for a ride at Walla ceiving medical aid. price of $5.95 to $25.00 is right ... but must clear Lon Harper of Milton was a vis Walla, including Mr. and Mrs. itor in Hermiston Wednesday en George Scarlett and members of the racks now at— > route home from Hood River the family. where he had gone for the funeral of Mrs. Harper, who passed away Friday. March 9. Mrs. Donald Pichell and baby son left the Hermiston General hospital Friday for their home in Interment services for Mrs. Lon Stanfield. Little Ronnie Anderson, son of Harper, formerly of Hermiston but Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Anderson, is recently a resident of Milton, were recuperating from a light attack held Monday morning at the Pine of scarlet fever. The entire fam Grove cemetery in Hood River ily has been quarantined for the with Rev. C. Warner of The Dalles officiating. Funeral services had The program which was scheduled Chapman, principal and senior required time. Mrs. Iona Miller and Judy and been held Saturday in the Milton for March 23 has been postponed class advisor. Rodger returned Friday from Phil chapel with Rev. Fred J. Greene until April 13th. The Worthy lipsburg, Kansas, where she had of Milton officiating. Lecturer, Ruth Embree, announ Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Wuner ces a special Agricultural Program been since November with rela tives. She will make her home Harper, 69 years old. passed away for March 23. There will also be with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. Friday, March 9. following an ex initiation in the third and fourth tended illness. She was born July degrees. Miller. _____ Rev. W. A. MacArthur returned 19, 1875, at Waterloo, Iowa, and Monday from having spent the when nine years old moved, with CARD OF THANKS week end in Eugene and Salem, her family, to Attica, Kas., where May we take this means of He was guest speaker at the First she attended elementary and high ----- * school, later going to normal thanking all our neighbors and Methodist church of — Eugene Sun day morning and among the con school at Alva. Okla. She later friends for the kindness and sym pathy shown during our recent be gregation were Mr. and Mrs. W. W. was a school teacher. She married Alonzo Harper on reavement. We wish to especial Poyfair, formerly of Hermiston. 00 Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Hodge of February 6. 1900. They resided ly thank those who remembered Heppner were business callers in in Walla Walla for a time, later us with flowers and otherwise Hermiston Wednesday. They re coming to Hermiston, but moved came to our assistance. port that their daughter. Miss Jan to Milton late in 1943. Besides C. W. Belt and Family. ------ - -- - • — I - " et Hodge, is now a Nurse Cadet, her husband, she leaves a daugh ter, Mrs. T. Flovd Mason of Hood and is in training at Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Horner are River: a son. Glenn E. Harper of moving to Enterprise this week Milton: two grandchildren. Don where Mr. Horner will be repre ald and Rachel Gail Harper, and March 18, 1945 sentative for the J. G. Clausen Co., three nephews. "Nine Girls", a royalty play by an insulation firm. Mr. Horner 11 a. m. Worship Service Wilfrid Henry Pettitt, will be pre has recently completed the con sented at Umatilla high school struction of several new homes | “HE TOOK IT UPON Wednesday, March 21, beginning which have all been sold. HIMSELF” at 8:00 p. m. Members of the Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Longhorn | cast include the junior and senior this week received news from 8:00 p. m. When the World Day of Prayer their son, Pvt. Carl Longhorn. was held several weeks ago at the girls of Umatilla high school. Tak Sunday Evening Club Paratrooper, that he was again Baptist church with all the local ing part are Leona Laird. Ellamae back at home base and in fine churches taking part, a collection Ewing. Eleanor Eckert. Fern Bray, health. He did not state whether was taken that evening for Chap Barbara Tonies, Edethanne Spen or not he had seen enemy action. lain (Capt.) Ballinger to be used cer. Jean Byrnes. Dottie Reeves, , Sara Wurster and Nadine Zernes. His , main request ... was for , ... »• candy ... for tracts and religious literature, and a fruit cake, intimating that | Mrs. o o Felthouse received a i The p'ay is under the direction he apparently hasn't lost his taste letter from Chaplain Ballinger, of Mrs. Hansen, junior class advi sor. New stage scenery has been for sweet things. W. A. MacARTHUR. Pastor and he says: built by the high school boys un "I don't know just how to thank der the supervision of Thomas you church people of Hermiston for the money for use for tracts and relirions literature for the men with whom I will be working. Sometimes Chaplains are supplied with funds for this kind of work, but I never have, and have always used by own money to buy the supplies and material I needed and that was not furnished free. Im indeed grateful for this fund to the people of Hermiston and Hens - Roosters - Ducks - Geese • Turkeys now will feel free to buy the sort of things I know the men need and Í HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID use. I will try to keep you people ■ ANY AMOUNT — ANY TIME informed of bow I use the money Cull Your Flocks NOW—While the price is highest, and re and some of the responses from the men in the service.” place with BOYINGTON incomparable chicks. Chaplain (Capt.) M. B. Balling er s address now is'0522915, Hq. 9th Sv. Command. Ft. Douglas. Utah. Another Lot of FINE DRESSES put on sale at HALF PRICE $2.98 to $12.50 MRS. LON HARPER PASSES AWAY SA YLOR^ UMATILLA SETS SCHOOL PLAY CHAPLAIN TELLS OF DONA AT ION Hermiston Methodist Church WANTED! All Kinds of Poultry-- ? CITY FEEO STORE $ 8 $ Pendleton, Oregon Lindsey Ripe OLIVES, medium size 1 pt. .24 Reliance Bridge Pack OLIVES 412-oz. jar .27 Sunnyland PEANUT BUTTER, lb. jars. 2 for .25 Nalley's Hamburger or Swt. RELISH, 12-oz. .18 Kustard Cake COOKIES per lb. .35 Fancy Assorted COOKIES per lb. .35 Morton Hse. Chick. Consome with Noodles, 2 - .19 Dromedary Ginger Bread Mix 141 । oz. pkg. .20 Pudding, vanilla, butterscotch or choc., 4 pkg. .19 Roger PEAS, No. 3 Sieve No. 2 cans 2 for .29 Yakima Farmer TOMATO JUICE 16 oz. cn. .21 46 oz. can .34 Seaside Pink SALMON. ' 2‘s cans 2 for .33 Phillips TOMATO SOUP 3 cans .25 SUPER SUDS large size .23 Crystal White SOAP 4 bars .18 Palmolive TOILET SOAP, reg. size 3 for .20 Aunt Sue’s French DRY CLEANER, per gal. .79 HONOR ROLL (From The Bulldog) SEN IORS— Mary Arnold $ S Hermiston Food Store Phone 3781 HERMISTON. OREGON Your Certified Independent Grocer Irene Crampton Stella Weber Mary Elizabeth Ferguson Peggy Todd Peggy Sommerer JUNIORS Adelle Fort Cecil Hunt Lucy Hollomon Mildred Lambert •AAAAáAALAAáAAAALAAA Those two words sincerely express the the sentiment in our hearts. During the past number of years we have been in business in Stanfield, we have had the privilege of serving thousands of customers. In addi tion, we have had the privilege of forming many friendships. These will always be cherished. SOPHOMORES— Eileen Hunt Barbara Todd Doris Jones Charlie Laurie Shirley Laurie Leo Keller Nancy Clark Frank Myrick COCKTAIL $ Thank You! Ruth McCulley FRESHMEN— $ Marjorie Hughes Leia McConnell Rodney Mittlesdorf Royce Shaw Delores Watkins Donna Mohr Verda Hunt Grange Men Entertain $ The men officers of Westland Grange entertained in a highly original manner at the meeting Friday March 9th. Tax Prob lems were solved by J. D. McKay and Harry Olson, a reading “Bes sie s Boil was presented bv Ar thur Greer, stories and iokes were told by Flovd Laird, and an origi- nal skit. “Weiners for Supper", i was the hit of the evening with Ri 1 Embree and Robert Cusick I We regret that we are leaving Stanfield to seek other fields, but leave with the certainty that our store is being left in good hands. We wish Mr. and Mrs. Emil Zivney all the best of luck in the years to come—hop ing that they will derive the same pleasures in serving their custom- ers. MR. AND MRS. M. REFVEM OF STANFIELD
