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THURSDAY. APRIL 19, 1945. THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON. PAGE TWO OASIS THEATRE HERMISTON, OREGON Friday and Saturday April 20 - 21 hus tallita 470001232111 an" Ç G eraldine F itzgerald LUCILE WATSON ■ BEULAN BCNDI GEO. COVLOVATS Color Cartoon and Sport Reel Sunday and Monday April 22 - 23 URNER : MARRIACE ISA PRIVATE AFIAIR Color Cartoon—Big Heel Watha and News Reel Uncle Bill McDonald of Board man. who is 86 years old, entered the Hermiston General hospital Tuesday for medical aid. ----------------------- — a A. J. Buell, 92 years of age, is visiting this week at the home of Mrs. George Liebe was admitted his daughter-in-law, Mrs. O. H. to the Hermiston General hospital Buell. Mr. Buell still holds pro Friday for medical treatment. perty in this area. He recently Guy Shaw, manager of the In- has been staying in Portland. land Cooperative, returned Tues- | Lloyd A. Scyler, formerly an day from a trip to Walla Walla on I ammunition inspector at the Uma business. tilla Ordnance Depot, is now sta Miss Virginia Todd of Vancou tioned at Astoria. Mr. Scyler has ver. Wash., spent the week end at been in the U. S. Navy for 30 home with her parents, Mr. and months. His wife resides in Her Mrs. James Todd. miston. Phil H. Miller of Canby, Ore., Mrs. Roy Hale left Sunday night who has visited for the past month by plane from Pendleton for Lock here with his brother, Clarence hart, Texas, to visit at the home Miller, returned to his home Tues of their daughter, Capt. and Mrs. day night. Rodney Shoen. She will make an Mrs. Allen Pinnex and daughter extended visit there. Donna Dale arrived Tuesday to Pvt. Burt Drew, son of Mr. and spend a few days at the home of Mrs. Harold Drew of Hermiston, her uncle and family, Mr. and recently completed two full years Mrs. L. F. Beaver. of service with the 321st B-25 The Westland Home Economics Mitchell Bomb Group of the 12th club will meet Wednesday. April Air Force in the Mediterranean 25. at the home of Mrs. Edna Zeek. theater. Pvt. Drew is a carpenter. Members and friends are urged to Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Skinner an take note of the date. nounce the arrival of a baby boy Mrs. Paul Van Patten and born Sunday at the Hermiston daughter Ilene of La Grande spent General hospital. He weighed 5 from Friday till Tuesday at the pounds 14 ounces and was named home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Mack. Roy Attebury. Clayton Buell, son of Mrs. O. H. Mrs. I. L. Stout left the Hermis Buell, failed to pass the examina ton General hospital for her home tion for the Navy Air Corps last in Boardman after five weeks stay week. He enlisted a week ago in the hospital due to injuries re Monday and was called in for his ceived in an auto accident. physical Thursday. A slight nose Dr. J. P. Stewart, eyesight injury prevented his passing. specialist formerly of Pendleton, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Quiring, re will be at the Hermiston Hotel on cently of Chicago. Ill., arrived Sat Wednesday, April 25, between the urday night to spend until Wed hours of 10:00 a. m. and 5:00 p.m. nesday morning at the home of his 36-lc brothers, Alfred and Leander Quiring. They recently sold their printing establishment in Chicago and expect to go into business in Salem with another brother, El vin. All four of the Quiring bro thers are printers. Tue«. - Wed. - Thur«. April 24 - 25 - 26 Double Feature LOCALS Bowman’s Shoe Shop “It is a fearful thing to fall into the hands of the living God.” No-Mark Brown Rubber Heels Now Available! See L. L. BOYNTON ) for that next CARPENTRY JOB HERMISTON BAPTIST CHURCH H. V. McGee, Pastor — Cabinet Work —- Phone 2452 FOOD VALUES Reliance Golden Bantam cans CORN - No. 2 Whole Kernel Lord Mott BEETS - No. 2 cans Chopped Flotta TOMATO PUREE No. Fargo Golden SYRUP Emporium TOMATOES - No. cans TWISTEE NOODLE DINNER - 16-oz. jars reputation of asd. 98 which in turn point to the long years of building public confidence with the right kind of tailoring, woolens, and service, and the squarest kind of dealing through the better class stores. Women and men’s Coats, Suits and Slacks measured by one who knows. Absolutely guaranteed, not only to fit, but to suit you in every way. See ERNEST GHORMLEY at SA YLOR ‘ S Bible School at 10::00 a. m. Sunday School teachers’ meet Morning worship at 11 a. m. ing Friday evening at 8:00 o’clock. Christian Endeavor at 7 p. m. There will be no meetings next Evening evangelistic service at week because the pastor will be attending the Northwestern Dis 8 p. m. trict Convention. The District Christian Endeavor — - • • —■ “T Rally meets in the Central Church CENTRAL CHURCH OF CHRIST of Christ on Monday, April 23. (or Christian Church) The rally starts with a 35c banquet James H. Bartholomew. Pastor Monday evening. There will be a The World Security Conference program of singing and speaking meets in San Francisco Wednes by the churches of the district. The day, April 25, less than one week local group will give a play. away. Much depends on this con ference. In an editorial of “The I Christian-Evangelist” the editor | says, "A more important obser vance for the churches than VE day is that called for by the offi- Brothers Night for Columbia | cial heads of 34 national church Grange was very much a success. I bodies as, "The observance of a Brothers Everett Putnam, Lou I special Day of Prayer for the suc- Dixson, Frank Hackler, Frank cess of the United Nations Confer Parker. Earl Burnett, Clyde No ence in San Francisco.’ ” The bles and L. M. Gossler did the third world war may be made or honors with delicious oyster soup avoided in this coming conference, and ice cream. The Sister mem and the Christian Church will ob- bers would be happy to have the I serve the occasion in prayer and men serve more often. I sermon next Sunday morning. Mrs. Wicklander, wife of the This is our sermon topic for the State Deputy, was a guest and 11 o’clock worship period: "‘Mak talked to the assembly on Juvenile ing the Gospel Effective Through- Grange and on the Blue Cross out the World”. This is our sched Hospital plan. ule for Sunday: Mr. and Mrs. Bill Embree and Floyd Laird of Westland Grange April 22, 1945 were guests. Mr. and Mrs. Embree talked to the group about their own Juvenile Grange and Mr. “And Great Shall Be . Laird told the members about the Grange Fire Insurance plan. Your Reward” Mrs. Joe Udey gave some in structions on dahlia and gladiola planting and culture. Stray dogs have been bothering Harry Kessler the U. A. Wilson sheep and one dog threatened Mrs. Wilson when Phone Hermiston 3603 she attempted to drive it away from a sheep it had down. after 5:00 P. M. M ■in ■MÏ Wanted! Hop Yard Workers W. A. MacARTHUR, Pastor EASTERN STAR . HAS MEETING WAFFLE FLOUR -MEAL 26-oz. RICE KRISPIES CORN BREAD MIX TURKEY CONSOMME With Noodles eapol LIFEBUOY Health Soap CRYSTAL WHITE Phone 3781 HERMISTON, OREGON represents and reflects the character, integrity and Hermiston Methodist Church Kellogg’s White Tag CARROTS g.The Jolly Little al Tailor COLUMBIA GRANGE NOTES —Hebrews 10:31 SHIRLEY ROSS Little Judith Ann Mulligan of Boardman, 1-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mulligan, en tered the Hermiston General hos pital Sunday for medical treat ment. Miss Lavina May Lynch, former Hermiston high school instructor but now with the American Red Cross, writes that she is transfer ring to the Regional Hospital at Ft. Meade, Md. "How's every thing in my favorite village? I’ll be back to see you some day. Don't forget my Herald, I love it!” Cpl. Emsley W. Rogers arrived last Wednesday morning from Florida to spend a furlough with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy C. Rogers of the Columbia district. Cpl. Rogers is engaged in commu nications work in the Army Air Forces, and has to report to Mis souri April 30 for further duty. Pfc. Albert G. Isensee, son of Mrs. Mayme B. Baumgartner of Hermiston, has been promoted to the rank of Corporal at the Dyers burg (Tenn.) Army Air Field. He is a member of a Flying Fortress crew. The Army Air Field at Dyersburg is an installation of the Third Air Force which trains hea vy bomber crews. An interesting family reunion was enjoyed Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hallie Clark in the North Hill district. Present were Howard Clark, Wishram, Wash.: Sgt. Kenneth Clark, recent ly returned from Africa; Mrs. L. D. Tilden, Newberg, Ore.; Mrs. Margaret Monaghan, Wishram, Wash.; and Mr. and Mrs. John Dallman and family of Stanfield. This was the first reunion for members of the family in five years. The Women’s Council of the Christian Church met in the club house in Victory Square Wednes day, April 18. with about 30 lad ies present. A lunch was served at noon and business meeting was held in the afternoon. Mrs. Bes sie Thompson brought the devo tion, and Mrs. A. H. Buell gave a missionary lesson. Mrs. James Bartholomew received a shower. A district meeting will be held in Pendleton May 4. with a covered dish luncheon at noon. An enjoyable social hour of cards and refreshments was held following the last regular meeting of the Order of the Eastern Star, April 11th. Donations from mem bers present totaled $11.00 to ap ply on the electric signet—the goal of the Worthy Matron during her term of office. The signet will cost around $180.00, of which $51 has been raised. The next meeting, April 25th, will honor Mrs. Chloe Refvem and Miss Elva Berry of Stanfield, who are soon leaving this community 1 to make their home in California. I An invitation has been extended I to members of the Umatilla Chap- I ter. O.E.S., to attend the next | meeting. The refreshment committee of I April 11th consisted of Mrs. Chloe | Refvem. Miss Elva Berry, Mrs. | Dena Tillery and Mrs. Frank I Sloan. The entertainment com- mitte was Mrs. George Harkenrid- 1 er. Mrs. Dell Thompson. Mrs. Hen- I ry Sommerer and Mrs. Curtis Si- i mons. PENTECOSTAL TABERNACLE Leland Morse. Pastor We are having evangelistic meetings every night at 8:00 ex- | cept Monday and Saturday. We invite you to attend. ■ . W Sä I We have a laundry service suited to every fam ily’s requirementss. And remember, our service is always guaranteed. • | , V Your laundry bag is our job, Madam, so plan to use our service from now on. Give yourself an extra day each week! Whether you want Wet Wash, Rough Dry or Complete Laundry Service, you will find our prices most economical. PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH Stanley Weber. Pastor Sunday School at 9:45 a. m. and preaching service at 11:00. Young people’s meeting at 7:00 o. m. with a preaching service at 8 00 Everyone is invited to the meet- | ings __ ____ TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH (U. S. O. Building) E. W. Philippi. Pastor 10:00 Sunday School and Bible class. 11:00 Worship service and Holy Communion Do Your Laundry? , HERMISTON LAUNDRY & MY CLEANERS
