The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984, May 03, 1945, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextTHURSDAY. MAY 3, THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON. OREGON PAGE EIGHT King’s Heralds The Great Gospel Singers Sunday K U J Walla Walla 8:30 A. M. Yakima 8:30 A. M. 3 — = o 3 0 30 . 540 $ O 3 o DO o o O o 5 3 o c For Information Write— “Voice of Prophecy” Box 55 — Los Angeles, Calif. Tucker, Mary Graves; Kewpie Doll, Shirley Teel; Rag Doll, Grace Ann Nelson: China Dolls, Mary Ann McDonald: Rag Doll, Maude Marie Linter: Rubber Dolls, Sally Pearson and Loretta Mason. And the Band Played On: Mari- lyn Miller, Maxine Hinkle and Janice Daugherty. Ever See a Lassie: Mary Ann : McDonald and Maude Marie Lin- ter. Negro Clog: Richard Snyder. Tico Tico: "Carmen Miranda" Military Tap: Mary Graves, ¡Grace Ann Nelson and Shirley Teel. married Emma Boswell there in 1896. A daughter, Goldie Nelson, | died in 1931, and a son, Clarence A. Warren, resides near Ione. Be- | sides his widow and the son, also surviving are four grandchildren, | one of whom is serving with the armed forces in England. The Warrens farmed for a num ber of years in Morrow county, la ter moving to Hermiston. About a year ago they moved back to Heppner. Mr. Poultry Produceri • Effective at once we are pleased to announce that we will keep our plant open year NAVY WEDDING around to serve the poultry and turkey industry of Eastern Ore gon more completely. C. E. Party Enjoyed Last Friday evening the Miss Chris- Beatrice ___ Wilcox and G. K. tian Endeavor of the Central Elwood, A.O.M., U. S. Navy, were Church of Christ had a party at married in a double ring ceremo- the Christian Church parsonage, ny April 14 in the Brookley Field, • We are interested in buying About fifteen members and friends Ala., chapel. The bride is the were in attendance. Every one I daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. P. for cash all kinds and any quan participated in outside games until | Wilcox of Robertsdale, Ala., and darkness, and then went inside for the bridegroom is the son of Mr. tity of Poultry, Eggs & Turkeys. further games and entertainment. ! and Mrs. L. E. Elwood of Hermis- One feature of the evening was a ton. Bible contest on different charac- Chaplain James E. Wilford, ters of the Bible. The party closed chief of chaplains for the Mobile Pick-up service where amount | with ice cream served in abund- Air Technical Service Command. | ant quantities to all. More parties performed the ceremony before an | and projects are planned for the altar banked with cut flowers. ! future. -------- ' Organ music for the wedding ! was furnished by Sgt. Walter Westafer who played “I Love You FORMER LOCAL Truly”. “Because", “O Promise MAN PASSES Me”, and Schubert's “Ave Maria”. Wagner’s and Mendelssohn's wed-1 Virgil L. Warren of Heppner ding marches were used for the Est. 1905 died April 27 at St. Anthony’s hos processional and recessional. pital in Pendleton. Funeral servi The bride's attendant was Miss | ces were held Monday in Heppner Shirley Taylor of Robertsdale. Leo Walpole, Mgr., - Tele. Stanfield 801 with Rev. Wendel O. Herbison of- Ala., and the best man was Leon- ! | ficiating in the Christian church. ard Phau, A.O.M., U. S. Navy, of Interment was in the I.O.O.F. cem- Ned Rockford, N. D. | etery in Ione. Mrs. Elwood is the supervisor of | LUTHERAN CHURCH 11:00 A. M., Worship service. Mr. Warren, who resided in the record’s branch of the Adju TRINITY (U. S. O. Building) Next Wednesday, May 9, Lad- Hermiston with his wife until tant General's office at Brookley E. W. Philippi, Pastor about a year ago, was born near Field. Seaman Elwood is present- Aid meeting at the home of 10:00 Sunday School and Bible ies Milan, Miss., May 25, 1877. He ly stationed at Barrin Field, Ala. cla. Mrs. H. Casper. Perry Bros« Stanfield, Oregon Please send me your free correspondence course." Invest in War Bonds now and usure your future happiness. P. O. Box Name SAFEWAY State HAVE TRAIL DAY only one entry, Mrs. Roy Harris, and she gave a fine exhibition of her exceptionally well trained horse, Duke. Harvey Matlock of Pendleton placed first in calf roping, time of 15:2-5; Art Hughes of Heppner, second, time 17:3-5. In sack rop ing, Vern Tergeson, Pendleton, was first and Dale Gray, second. John Hodgens of Athena was first in the boot race, with Chuck John son a close second. In the Brone riding contest John Hodgens and Chuck Johnson tied for first. Rovella Lieuallen, Harlan Me Curdy and Jess Snead were judg- es for the show. . The Traildusters Trail Day, first spring event of the Hermiston rid ing club, was held last Sunday at the George Attebury ranch at Stanfield. The Traildusters were hosts to the Pendleton Mustangers and the Athena riding club. Dur ing the morning a cowboy break- fast was served to about 150 peo- pie, and around 200 enjoyed the saddle horse and western events in the afternoon. in the three gaited saddle horse class, singles, Mrs. Roy Harris won first and Miss Margie McKee sec ond, both from Pendleton. In the DANCE RECITAL three gaited pairs, Herb Thomp- son and daughter Mrs. Harold HELD AT U. S. O. Reichenberg, from Pendleton, won first and Mrs. Marg Myrick and As a culmination of the season’s Bud Bliss second. In the five gait- ed saddle horse class there was tap dancing classes, Mrs. Norma Piger presented her students in a May Day Festival recital at the U.S.O. club Tuesday evening. Mrs. LIFE’S Little TROUBLES Walter Pearson was the pianist for the colorful event. The following i program was given: Map Pole Dance: Corlena Pedi go, Vera Rodda, Joan Lieb, Adele | Bacon, Jeanne Smith, Beverly Griffiths, Sally Pearson, Pearl Gil- lespie, Barbara Jones, Janet Jones, I Delores Madden. Mary Ann Mc Donald. Heigh Ho; Barbara Anderegy, Karen Houston. Frankie Beaver, No need to lie in tied— toss— Clara Ann Coxen, Lynn Miller and worry and fret because CON STIPATION or GAS PRES Jerry Piger. SURE won't let you sleep. Be Schottishche: Janice Daugherty, sensible—get up—take a dash of Maxine Hinkle and Marilyn Mil- ADLER-I-KA 1er. to relieve the pressure of large Wedding of the Painted Dolls: intestines on nerves and organs of Martha Moore, Darlene Smith, the digestive tract. Adlerika assists Edith Herrington. Evelyn Arm old food wastes and gas through strong: Vernona Currie, Roy We a comfortable bowel movement so that bowels return to normal size ber. Barbara Anderegy, Clara An and the discomforts of pressure na Coxen. Karen Houston, Lynn stop. Before you know it, you are Miller, Frank Beaver and Roy We- asleep. Morning finds you feeling ber. clean — refreshed and ready for a The Three Smiths: Shirley, good day's work or fun. Shaaron and Sharlene. Caution, use only as directed. 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(12 pts.) 37c Nate's Prawns, cold snack Salt Mackerel, cream it Weiners, easy to fix Cooked Salami ma am Specialists in poultry research at General Milli Larra Research GNieK BOOK Farm wrote the Larro Chick Book. ami am Polish Sausage (5 pts.) ». Me Bulk Minced Luncheon Meat, A C. lb (6 pts ) 37c Spiced Luncheon Meat lb. (8 pts 1 53c (6 pts.) ». 39c ...SUT AS I WAS SAYII i < SALLY, THIS FAMILY SPENDS TOO MUCH FOR GROCEmES. 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Wheatsworth, Cereal pkg. 17c Dry Oatmeal and Cereal GOPEEB,) X 15c Kitchen Craft Flour set: $1.99 ;ij¡¡ $1.02 King Salmon, troll caught, by the piece Are you ready for your baby 1945 < IT. AS I CAME ALONG THE STREET DOWN THERE 7 IF sauy CAN SAVE MONEY THERE, IT MUST se you SEE, IT IS QUITl A qurre A STORE! AseBETTER FINO ?.= BOuT ABOUT MONTH wu FIND IT$ COST YOu 3 IT, SUSAN. STORE FINE FOOC, «UT Al THE ENO OF THE LESS! 3 ANO TO THINK I HAO To M LEO RIGHT INTO SAFEWAY, TO SEE THE ANSWER!