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PAGE TWO THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 1945. THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON. OASIS THEATRE HERMISTON, OREGON JUNE 8-9 FRI.-SAT. PASSSE Color Cartoon and Parade JUNE 10-11 SUN.-MON. Mes Charlea DUNNE ’ BOYER Io get 'her hjdin News and Cartoon JUNE 12 TUESDAY Double Feature COLUMBIA PICTURES rhe JUNE 13-14 WED.-THURS. Double Feature • AL PEARCE.RASTA" HARUE Mrs. Clara S. Burnham is a business visitor in Pendleton to day. Miss Nancy Jo Wines, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Watson, left Sunday afternoon for West Union, Guy Shaw and sons made a W. Va., to visit her grandfather business trip to Walla Walla Tues and brothers and sisters. She plans day. to be gone for about two months. F. B. Swayze has been able to Nancy Jo has not been back east be down town again this week fol since she came here when she was lowing his recent illness. five years old, making the trip by Mrs. Donald Kirkpatrick and bus alone at that age. daughter, Kathy, Mrs. A. E. Mc Barry Connor, who makes his Culley, and Mrs. A. E. Rugg were home in Astoria, is in Hermiston in Pendleton Tuesday on business. to spend the summer with his Mrs. Kirkpatrick and daughter father, Ben Conner. will visit at the home of Mr. and Fred S. Dunning of Portland Mrs. Earl Kirkpatrick until Sun recently purchased the plumbing day. business from Charles A. Binder, Methodist Ladies Aid met Tues Mrs. Bernice Harding is now day at the home of Mrs. M. P. employed as bookkeeper at the Casseday with Mrs. Fred Erick Oregon Hardware. son and Mrs. Bulware as assistant Mrs. J. L. Primm and son, Joe, hostesses. An all-day meeting was returned Tuesday from La Grande held and 16 ladies attended with where she was caring for her mother in the hospital. their children. Miss Ida May Deulen of Port Miss Earlene Reid is visiting her fiance, Jack Kahn, at the Board land spent several days this week man bombing range. She arrived visiting with Miss Reta Harth at about ten days ago and will spend Umatilla, returning to her home the summer here, returning to her Wednesday. Merton K. Ransom and George home in St. Louis, Mo., in Septem Harkenrider are transacting busi ber. Sgt. Howard West, husbnad of ness in Portland. Summer school for children Barbara West, local beauty oper ator, arrived in Portland Tuesday started Monday at the U. S. O. May 29, from Germany having Classes are being formed for two been imprisioned by the Germans age groups this season. Mrs. Douglas Watson (formerly for the past 21 months. Mrs. West went to Portland to join her hus Mable Rauch) and baby, Nickie Ann. left Friday for Rochester, N. band. Miss Dorothy G. Lare, who has Y., where she will be joined by her been engaged in portrait photogra husband who is being dicharged phy in Winston Salem. N. C., for through the point system. Mrs. Henry DeBus, Mrs. Frank the past 15 years, is visiting here Fraser and family and Mrs. Mary with her father, C. A. Lare. Seeliger of Walla Walla were guests at the home of Mrs. Clar ence Kennison, Jr. Tuesday. Mrs. Frank Seeliger of San Jose Calif., is a business visitor in Her miston this week having arrived Monday. Mrs. J. T. Hinkle, who resides with her son, Dale, in Portland, daughter, Mira Akers in Mil “Jesus answered and and waukie, is visiting many friends and renewing old acquaintances said unto him, Verily, ver here this week, her first visit in 20 years. She and her husband were ily, I say unto thee, Except . very active in this community ago, Mrs. Hinkle being the a man be born again, he years chairman of the first library board when the library was built here. cannot see the kingdom of Her husband was an attorney here and one of the original promoters God.’’ —John 3:3. : of the Westland Irrigation district, | which was known for a number of- d i years as the Hinkle Project. CUM THE "Far. JA?E,. LOCALS HERMISTON BAPTIST CHURCH Bowman’s Shoe Shop H. V. McGee, Pastor No-Mark Brown Rubber Heels Now Available! Mr. and Mrs. Preston Holloman were Pendleton visitors Saturday. Phyllis Bunnell and Goldy Bar- bouletos were in Yakima last Wednesday and Thursday visiting with friends and relatives. Mrs. L. E. Sullivan and son, Al len, of Roseburg arrived Saturday morning to visit about two weeks at the home of her sister and hus band. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kelly. Mr. and Mrs. Sullivan lived in Hermiston for about 20 years and have lived in the Willamette val ley the past 16 years. Assist in Poppy Sale , The American Legion Auxiliary wishes to thank the people at U. O. D. and residents of Umatilla and Stanfield for their assistance in selling poppies during the drive last week. Married This Morning Guy Elmer Clark and Miss Tre- vah Jane Weissenfluh were unit ed in marriage Thursday morning at 9:00 a. m. at the Methodist church with Rev. W. A. MacAr thur officiating. The bride was wearing the WAVE uniform and the groom was wearing the Mar ine uniform. { Union Cafe Now Open Father’s Day, June 17 Nothing has touched me more deeply than the act of the National Father’s Day Committee. By profession I am a soldier, and take pride in that fact; but I am proud er, infinitely prouder, to be a father. A soldier destroys in order to build; the fath er only builds, never destroys. The one has the potentialities of death; the other em bodies creation and life. And while the hordes of death are mightier the battalions of life are mightier still. It is my hope that my son when I am- gone will remember me not from the battle but in the home repeat ing with him our simple daily prayer, “Our Father Who Art in Heaven.’’ —Douglas MacArthur SA YL OR ’S Mrs. S. M. Christenson and daughter, Peggy, are now operat ing the Union Cafe and invite the public to visit their establishment. “Chris” as Mrs. Christenson is known to her many friends here, has been employed as cook in var ious eating places here for the past three years. Routson and her daughter and very essential. Mrs. William Behme has re granddaughter from Weiser, Ida., turned from a visit with a sister of were callers in Stanfield Monday Mr. Behme in Portland, Mrs. Ger night. trude Wolfe, who is very ill at the Mrs. L. O. Walpole and new son Samaritan hospital. returned last Saturday from the Mrs. Bessie Chapin, 1st grade Hermiston hospital. Examiner Here Wednesday Mike Reilley returned Saturday The traveling examiner of op teacher; Mrs. Leora Heyden, sec erators and chauffeurs is again ond grade teacher; Lois Davidson from making funeral arrange scheduled to be in Hermiston at and Nina Wells, recent graduates ments in Portland for his brother the Legion hall Wednesday, June of the Estern Oregon normal, 3rd Pat, 60 years old, who was a work 13, between the hours of 10 a. m. and 4th grades; Miss Ruth Read, er in the shipyards. He had pro and 4 p. m. Those wishing per fifth grade, Mrs. Olive Hendry, perty at Condon but lived in Port mits or licenses to drive cars are 6th. Mrs. Arthur Hogue, seventh, land the last two years. asked to get in touch with the ex and Mrs. Verletta Weltzin, eighth Little Terry Baker was brought grade, will be the teachers for the home Monday from a three day aminer during these hours. coming year. visit at St. Anthony’s hospital, Mr. and Mrs. Sammy Nudo and having had tonsilitis. Apartment House Sold son of Portland spent the past Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Saboe sold Mrs. Ernest Greathouse enter their apartment house and proper week in Stanfield visiting his sis tained on June 2, honoring her ter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. ty on Newport Ave., this week to husband on his birthday. Guests Mr. and Mrs. Clyde A. Belles. The Howard Herrick. at dinner were Mr. and Mrs. Ed Mrs. Pearl Crabtree of Portland apartment was purchased and re gar Hoosier of Pendleton and Mr. I is visiting indefinitely with her modeled in 1941. Mr. Saboe states and Mrs. Dill Penney of Echo. I sister-in-law. Mrs. Herbert Gillan- that their plans for the future are T. 5 Lloyd Otzenberger, eldest indefinite but may stay in Hérmis- i ders. The Tavern was robbed of all son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Otzen ton. its slot machines Sunday night. I berger, wounded while on Luzon, June 3, being entered by the rear arirved home May 30 on a 60-day Will Spend Furlough Here door. A similar but smaller rob furlough. Their son Willard, who Cpl. Howard H. Miller, son of bery occurred the same night at joined the army in September, ’43, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Miller of | Echo at Brick's Place. is now Staff Sgt., and flew more Hermiston, who has been overseas 1st Lt. Bud McGraw, Flight than 30 missions over Germany in in Germany with Patton’s 3rd Ar Command, arrived from the Euro the recent campaign now ended my for almost three years, writes pean theatre of action on June 2 and is with the U. S. Eighth Air that he has been transferred to the for a ten day furlough with his i Force. 1st Army. He is on his way home parents. Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Mc Mrs. Marv Duke and daughter now for a 30-day furlough after Graw. His sister, Alice, came from ¡ Edith left Tuesday to reside in which he expects to go into the Hunter's College (New York) to ' Portland. South Pacific theater. be here with him, and his sister, | Alva, who is taking a cadet nurses Legion Meeting Scheduled course at La Grande, gained her HIGHEST PRICES The June meeting of the Ameri furlough at this time also. Bud. can Legion Auxiliary will be held who graduated from Stanfield PAID FOR on Thursday evening, June 14, at High in 1942, says his plane land- i EGGS and LIVE which time nomination of officers ed the first troops in Germany this will be held. All members are Spring. POULTRY urged to be present. Lt. Earl Attebury is being greet CALL or WRITE ed upon his return from the Phil Card of Thanks ippines and welcomed home by his We wish to express our sincere parents, Mr. and Mrs. George At thanks to our many friends and tebury. Est. 1905 Tel. 801 neighbors for their acts of kind- Mrs. Ida Clue will return Fridav Stanfield, Ore. ness and sympathy during the ill from an extended trip to Portland. ness and death of our mother, Mrs. Mrs. Robert Lowe, Mrs. John Victoria Churchman. Also we wish to express our heartfelt 4 thanks for the beautiful floral of ferings. Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Rankin, and family. PERRY BROS. y MORRELL $ : » $ i» f $ $ $ i ' STANFIELD NEWS BAKER’S COCOR MORRELL - r 3 I i I • CORNEDBEEF LOAF 12- bi . can 31c HUER LOAF ll-oz. can 24c 1-Ni. can He TROPIC GOLD GRAPEFRUIT JUICE NALLEY’S TRÜG Salad Dressing Pint jar 23c Sunshine Hi Ho Crackers I lb. pkg. .20 46-nz. can 32c RELIANCE TOMATO JUICE 46-oz. can 25c CLINTON By lira. 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