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R0 THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON. PAGE EIGHT The Government Urges that Coal Deliveries Be Made Early in Order to Avoid Heavy Shipments in the Fall. • We Expect Several Carloads Next Month Place Jour Coal Orders Nou! Inland Cooperative ========= Hermiston, Oregon "The Farmers Own Store" Mrs. S. A. Moore is in charge of the acts which will include bicycle riders, clowns, goofuses, “trained animals", pride of the commandos, equestrian act, side show features, midget dancers, novelty dance numbers, and other features with the circus spirit. W. Nugent is ringmaster. Admission price including tax is fifty cents for adults and twenty- five cents for children. Costumes and details of the per formance are in charge of Mrs. J. Byrnes, Mrs. M. Grabeal, Mrs. Grammer, Mrs. J. Stephens, Mrs. J. Butson. Animals have been constructed by S. A. Moore, W Wiegan, M. Graybeal, Jimmy Guirrin, Richard Bray and Jack Yowell. ORDNANCE MISSION E. M. Ayers, Pastor Phons 3809 CENTRAL CHURCH OF CHRIST PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH Regular services every Sunday (or Christian Church) Stanley Weber. Pastor at 8:00 p. m. James H. Bartholomew. Pastor Sunday School at 9:45 a. m. and Prayer meeting Wednesday at “Revival or Ruin” in our world preaching service at 11:00. 8:00 p. m. is an expression that almost every Young people’s meeting at 7:00 sane person will agree with. The p. m. with a preaching service at TROOP 4 GIRL thing that has brought our world 8:00. to the brink of ruin is a wrong Everyone is invited to the meet- SCOUTS ACTIVE philosophy of life in the minds of ! ings. 9.—-------- great masses of people. Hitler’s The Girl Scouts of Troop 4 have philosophy has been “Fear, Fraud, had a busy year and many are and Force” carried out by a nation UMATILLA PTA working hard now to earn their drunk on the flattery of "Super HAS MEETING First Aid badge before school Race”. Christianity is the direct closes. Recently a "board of re- antithesis of Hitler's philosophy: A regular meeting of the Uma view" was held with Mrs. A. F. instead of fear, fraud, and force, Christ offers faith, truth, and love. tilla PTA was held recently with Rohrman, Mrs. L. C. Smith, Mrs. Come out and think with us a fine attendance. Mrs. Bousquet Harry Kelly and Mrs. Ralph Say next Sunday on the Christian way and Mrs. Byrnes gave a report on lor. committee women of the the regional PTA convention held troop, with the assistance of the of life. Here is our schedule: at The Dalles April 10. Mrs. An troop leaders, Mrs. T. J. Means Bible School at 10:00 a. m. Morning worship at 11:00 a. m. nabelle Richwine was presented and Miss Helen Cowan, officiating. At this time Bernadine and Bet Christian Endeavor at 7:00 p. m. with a past president pin. Com ty Jane Barker, Beverly Griffith mittee chairmen were appointed Evening service at 8:00 p. m. and Sarah Taylor passed the "Ten- Our Bible school has a class of by President Anna Kennedy. Mrs. Richwine, who is moving derfoot" requirements, while Joan Bible-centered teaching for every to Vancouver, was honored at a Garrison, Barbara Jones, Kath age and every need. We have a prayer service and program held following the meet leen Kelly, Eva McMillan, Arlene Later refreshments were Ray, Louise Saylor, Linda Smith, Bible study on Wednesday even ing. served by the 8th grade girls. The Katherine Sturm and Doloris ing at 7:30 p. m. Our choir meets for practice un next meeting will be held May 8. der the direction of Mrs. Charles Houston on Wednesday evening at WEATHER HERE 8:30 p. m. _ Echo Community Methodist Church Rev. Earl B. Cotton, Pastor Sunday, April 29—10:00 A. M., Sunday School, Mr. B. B Middle i ton. superintendent. I 11:00 A. M., Morning topic, "One Hundred and Three Years of Service to Oregon.” 8:00 P. M., Evening theme, “The Work of the Church". I You are cordially invited to these services. BUYER MEETS SELLERÄ^: ÀAAAÀAAAAAAÀA •serete Renablae-d*- Fryers! Available Friday, Saturday and Sunday! Town Deliveries On Saturday Afternoon Harry Kelley Phone 2452 vvvvvvvvvvvvv THURSDAY, APRIL IB 1945. White earned their “Second Class” insignia. Girls of Troop 4 have had sev eral parties during the year, the last being an Easter egg hunt and a wienie roast at the Rohrman or chards. Florence Andrews is president of the troop this term. Mother's Day! (SUNDAY. MAY 13th) BRONZE STAR IS RECEIVED HERE Cards 5c - 10c - 15c With the 11th Airborne Division on Luzon (delayed)—Pfc. George C. Russell, husband of Mrs. Geor gia M. Russell. Box 621, Hermis ton. Ore., has been awarded pos thumously the Bronze Star Medal for heroism by the Commanding General of the 11th Airborne Di vision. During the fighting on Luzon. Philippine Islands. February 13. he moved forward to an exposed position in the face of enemy fire. Continuing onward, he singlehan dedly attacked and neutralized an enemy machine gun position which was holding up the advance of his platoon. He was mortally wounded in the performance of this heroic deed. The citation reads: "The great courage, daring initiative and keen determinatian to close with the enemy displayed by Pfc. Rus sell set an inspiring example for his unit and exemplify the highest traditions of the military service." Placques 20c - 25c - 35c - 50c Powder Illits Assorted Bubble Bath Many other items Brierley’s Variety Store Hermiston, Ore. doing for the Navy. Mrs. Smith’s husband, a motor OPAL E, SMITH machinist’s mate second class, US NR. also is attached to Transpor- COMMENDED | tation Pool. He is a son of Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Smith of Hermiston Treasure Island. San Francisco and prior to entering -service op- —Mrs. Opal E. Smith, wife of Jack I erated a garage. C. Smith of Hermiston, Ore., is Mrs. Smith has been driving for one of several hundred women the pool for five months and al drivers attached to the Twelfth though she has traveled many Naval District Transportation Pool thousands of miles in all types of here who have been commended Navy vehicles has never had an for the important work they are accident. Commodore R. W. Cary, com manding officer, Treasure Island Naval Training and Distribution Center, recently praised Mrs. Smith and her fellow drivers for the work they are doing. “Your motto seems to be to give service regardless of difficulties encountered," the veteran naval officer and dearer of the Congres sional Medal of Honor said. The Smiths temporarily are re siding in Oakland. After the war they plan to return to Oregon. SPRING CLEANING is always much eosier when you hove the proper equip- ment. Lood up on supplies at your Safeway—Now! REMAINS COOL Although Old Sol at times makes strenuous efforts to give residents here a break, to date his work has not been full fledged. It seems that about two days each week are warm, two cloudy and cold, and two windy, with the ex tra day most anything. The report for the week fol- lows: Max. Min. Date 75 42 April 18 80 April 19 39 April 20 79 38 April 21 78 48 April 22 68 40 48 April 23 61 April 24 66 48 Bon Ami 12-02. 19c Powder form tin Water Softener Ladies and gentlemen, the "greatest” of all shows in the world today, the Barndoor Bailhay Circus will present their initial performance this Friday and Sat urday evening, April 27th and 28th at 8:00 p. m. in the Umatilla high school gym. Grade school boys and girls have been practicing several months during their activities per iod getting the acts ready for this circus which is being presented as a benefit show for the building program of the new community church being erected in Umatilla. qt. 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(6 pts.) lb. 37« Asst Luncheon Leaves 33 lb. 43« French Hoad Cheese (2 pts.) lb. 43« Chicken Loaf Opto.) lb. 43« Polish Sausage, type 2 Opto.) lb.»« fax Bologna"a2S" lb.34= UNDER SPINACH OVER Asparagus pkg. .23 Local Crop - 12 oz. cello GREEN ONIONS ba. .06 Full of Flavor Sauer Kraut, bulk quart II« Weiners, skinned O pto.) lb. 37e Pork Sausage, bulk, type 1 (6 pto.) lb. 39e Oregon Hdw. & Impi. Co. Hermiston, Oregon Fresh Oysters Fillet Ling Cod. frosh Fresh Fillet Sole, Petroli type pint 65e Ib. 42e lb 41« CELERY Ik 20 Tender All The Way LB.14 Artichokes A Delicacy LB Of Really Good ____________________________ RATIOS HOTES: Bgur Stop 36 good My let. Red Stamps T5 SAFEWAY. thru X5; Blue Stampa C2 thru 02 expire April 28th,
