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THR P.RND RUM.RTIN, BRND ORROON, Tlli'HSDAV, .M.'I.Y 21, l!K!
PAGE FIVE -
Local News Items
today's vi;atim:k
Tcmjiiii'iiluie: IV t. in.. 70 ilcytm'h;
Id u. in., 1M tliKM't'h. Hiinum'li'i" (i
ilnml hi M'U level); III p. in., IIO.OII
Imlir! II) it. in., IMMIft liielieH. Hrlnllvc
humidity: 10 i. in., Hfl per ti nt; 10 n.
in., HI irr 1 4nl . Wind wlnilly: 10 .
in., I mile; HI II- in.. 2 itillrs. Wind
illmllnii, vm liiMe.
PMiUt Atlnini'V licit ('. llnylan
mid KluMtfl (', 1. Me('miltV Weill In
t'liillitud thin ntnrnhw llefinc ir
tin iilnu to Hrnit llicy will unto SiiIcim
nn tumiiipnn fur llir cnunly.
Mr itiitl Mr, (i II. Hyltnnl iitnl
Mm. IhtyiM (iilffllh, who in if viiru
IIimiIiik Id citNtiirn ml ii I en, wt'io In
Aliunde City Itml wiM'k. Tliity wt'ir
UHlfttned ut lilt Senntur lintel
Mr. iiiul Mm. Jnmi'n Tummi Mini
m in, Jtnimlv mid llultliie, I'rtiii ihmI tu
llieli hun it in Put timid lit it iiIkM
W idler vlKltiiiM tltir 1 1 itc ll lw
wetkn with Mr Tuihuii'.t p.iiniljt.
Mi mid Mrv J II Jelhies.
Ml. v tit line ul Slhleni wiih
uH't ittrd on yeMi'tdtiy nl ihe Kl
Churhit huhpitul.
Amritite Jmtuu Tin i y 11 Hell of
ihn Mutt miprrntr t'ourt tupjHd In
tii'iid yvAtptduy on hit way to I'juiI- i
inu hike whero he will join ht jhii,
tiiuiKo. fi the fuh Inn lloth JuU r
Hull and hit n nr' Inni Siilein )
VVllhin the I n it ix month The
llullelin noted Unit J. I. Krvvei ;
killed u I war on Awhrny hutle, "Htl
yvur ujt lodny " Thin monitiiK;
Kot-ver with In limit, hut not fur u j
Imnii- hunt lli wan vlMllnn u few j
old ft lend of thin- df-endeji ii(o. Ill,
limm In In Kutirnr
l.ivtllt limit Kit lull Kvm f I.llln- ;
Vllte. Kentucky, who l Miiiioncd In
Hedmuiul with tin CCC t-nmjMity, 1
wtu in li'iid tudiiv j
The meeting of the ituxdon y of the
Vflrrniut id Korrlun Wut tontortow
nlnht nt 7.IK) o'dmk lum Ihth nhifird
to the nimvx of the Chnxtiun 'huii.h
on Newitt iivciiur. imtrml id lliK
held at the home of tM K II iiilc
tih ut flir.t idttiitied
The junior idle, eluh ftiniUt will I
Jk ho hi their wvekly nhout tuimiiimv
Ix'twi-rn U ii in nod 1 in
KuKrhu Mi irk l(l lli iA timinifiH fr
Si-uttle. where he will vii.lt hf. mini,
Mis. I("lrit Coiiklln. the loini-i
llihih Hi U k of He.ul
Del I'uikrr of ll-inl 1m Ikcii ap
pointed ii ineiiln I of the i-Krnitlte
Itiinilllttre of the diMlmraNc ;ttle
n(rtil committee. aretnilttiK to a Ii t
iiniu.uiH-tMi hy Flank Tlelliey. h.oi
lliiin Tletney uniHiiiTurd thr up-'
M 1 1 it me I it. 1 in the I'm tlulid n
thin moinmK
Mtjtn Piitrtna Mmphy lift on th
tnmnlnf! hlaifr to vit.it friendfi in
J'tuttttiid and S-iilll.
Hmia'd llilt-m of Umdi.n, KnK
land. wtif a Heiut vi-ilur i-ulny. hut
only for a few minuted lie wui nn
lit- WAV hy tae tn Drlkrli-v. (tl,
whore he will attend the UrivelMty,
?f Cnllfui nla.
Dr. Juckitoh, Drtitbtt, lUuwm HldK
Adv.
NOTICK
Aflet (his dnte, Julv 2". 1 vrm
nut lx MiMuiklhle for utw InlU in-
euited hv anyone other than mvt-ell
K J llnlimin
Adv W-lO-p
Dr. Huffman. DentUt, Hiuiupum Did.
Adv.
CCC Company Camped
At Wikiup Dam Site
(Continued (nan tme one)
m.itilal hiatus and length of mi vice
"Tliwe enrollee will U- suhjeet to
all the prtvtleucv duller, and reuuhi
t lot i applying to other emollee.i, and
will receive u IniM pay of 10 ht
month, phut (nod. IihIiuk and cloth
inn" the imnouncement t n I e it.
"However, at lea-a $22 .'0 of the $:
nni't ho alluited to id -pendents, or. if
the npplnant luu no li-pendeiit.., he
mnjtt make n monthly deposit of
$22 .SO which will he returned to hun
when he is iliM-h.ti Ki'd
"The locally r.elected t nrollees will
have eipial pMHluinly fur ediii-a-tinii,
1 1 inning aiul adviineement to
pu it tun a iif ii.sMhlanl Ir.ulets at
I"h i" mouth and leaders at $!.' pei
month
Y "The htneaii in desirous of ohlain
iiik men i xperii'nced In lui;m u
eh-aiitiM Wink who will enioll in this
Misilioii "
lhe CCC mrnpany moved to the
Wikuip site yesterd.iy in occnpymn
temMH ary lent cpiai lei neat the
kiduip hlidue. Iitei, ixulitlile type
HTinanent hnildlnH1. will he erected
on the three company camp site,
ahoul u half mile duwn.vlte.tin from
Ihe temporary location Whether the
thiue enmii.uiy camp will he con
Mructod through conliact or hy ov
ernmeut foicei. luis not yet hern de
cided. COUKT IMMISi; HI ( OKDS
Chattel .llerl(fiiev
Holxrl It. Katipl to Portland Uian
eompnny. Joe C. Henry to Kedei.il
Lund hank of Sokani'
Dec lis
Deschutes county In K V Waid
Don't Let Constipation
Drag Qnl
Tin you nft(n hnvn dayn whfp ynl
wuke up IlKMt-wlien ynn ft-el dull,
mink, "ull hniiited down"? H'h
limn ynu illtl wimeUilnn nhoul. II..
And (tonieihliiK morn Hunt um.
tlikltlK il pliyslrt Yoil fihmild K"'t,
tl Ihn vnuHfi of Ihn t.ronhlel
If ynu eat wlml nmst, people do
-Jiliit, hrnnd, meat., nol.al.oeit -eliiUicrn
arc thai. ,util thin lact. til
tTiiponiilblr: yon tUm't wt rmmijU
"bulk." And "hulk" dneiml menu
n Int of food. I. monn:i a knul of
fnorl Unit, isn't. ooiihiiiuimI In Mm
body, htii Iciivea u unti "bulky"
iaini.il n the littoutlto3 that holpj
a howel ntovcuiont.
If thle is your truuhln, what, you
lipcd In crlup crunchy KoIIoah'h
All-Hrim fur hroukfunt. H con
tolnn "bulk" plus iittirn'v
intcHlliml ton In, vlUuntn H,.
Eat It overy day, drink plenty
of wnler, and tieo If your old
npnrkln tlnenn't come hiick t Mtulo
by lUUuyti lit UaLUo Ciuuk.
i
CAPIT0 L LAST
Taylor
LIONEL MAUREEN
DADnvimoc . n'cm i iuam
Unix II I in uii I v juiiiinn 11 f A
STARTING TOMOKItOW
2 DAYS ONLY
CONTINUOUS SATURDAY 1 TO 11 I. M.
riuK
A Dandy Selection
of Short Re
LIBERT Y-PAL
Lew AYRES Helen MACK
l..tv :; nl I !;!,, k 7. I'.uk addition t i!
Iln.il '
IVi-lllltri cuilllv ti' 'llV t f llt-nll !
Int... 1 I. lit. Hi, IV. ml IH. hi.K-k 11, and
lits 1. 2 :t. -I. li. 7. H. II. 10. and II,
I, Ink III, ll. r.d i nik. j
Pick-a-Back Plane
Flies Over Atlantic
(Continued liom p;rje one) !
lis tit pai tute from Moulrcil to make
the time of an tval at the I'an-
A A,.U-..L'U I,.... ,.l P...-I f
Washington about A p m.
The Memity's flight it one of la,
i xperimcnlal survey flights in which j
lmKi lal Airways plans, to (e.st three I
typen of equipment downed for .
tiatiMtthmtic eomniercial Aerviee.
'Ihe compii'ite aircraft, invented hy I
Major Holn rt II Mayo, was de.-iKned
to penult t.ikeollb with heavier loads
, than would be poMuhle if the Mcr- ;
! int v hail to depend uHu il own j
ilifllni! iH.wei to uel into the air. The,
I motor plane, a modification of the
i (our-cuejned empire ftyin boat,
itlrte the Muallcr er.ift on its back
j in taking off. releaini it )in;h in the
j all
I Plant mi; for the Metcpiy to eutn
Ipleir the round (lip fnan L;nc-. by
I wav o the Aiurcs and LisUai. 1'or
tu'.d j Former Bend Resident
I Director of Film Here
A foinier liend le.sidenl. John T
.Coyle, i.s hsleii a?, eo-duector of "Call
i f ihe Yukon." a film Mmy l.,e-eil m
Jame.i ( Hiver Cui wood';. "Swift
j I ij;hlnu.K," which will be at the
Cit'itnl theater bet.' on I' t iday and
I .i.i. ,1 ... ,,f ....... I- f w
vpreiale t in nimuiMirc w-nrk. had nn i
1 b HI -4 Y( ,; rMA4 fist c 4
bccitc ft om "Cull uf lltu Yukuit" nt Tito Cnpllul Theater
TIMES TONIGHT
5 . IKA 1
" . K. '
NIGHT TONIGHT
impotl.mt p.ut in the pi odticlmu of
the Arctic play Kxterioi .s were
lihiiid in Alaska The sluiv deals
Willi the t'Xp'.M lenci". uf KeVel Iv
Kobeit.'i, win through her own Mub
l.iitiuv.s, becomeH M t .iiifletl in the
Wto-leliiniU of Miow and ice. .cvki
the pi olei Lion of .i half ci lll.cd
Ir.ipia r. then has the lieitunc rule as
t'tjttiphcationt arise.
Cuylv fn a number of years was
-stj'ioned at the Lower Hitd;c dia
tumite pi, mt in Deschutes county, as
manager. Later, he moved to Hend
and with his brother (minded the
Idyl wood tale, then on Wall street.
Coyle has taken pail in the produc
tion of ii number of outstanding (dim
Hint moving to Hollywood.
Dr. M. B. McKenney Is
Back in Office Today
Dr. M H. McKenney was back in
bin office here today, following an
absence of nearly a month. Three
week of the time wus spent on a
trip to ftichmond, V., win re he rep-re.-ented
the Oregon stale board of
rptunictri.sts at an international eon
feiem'e, and alio attended the an
nual meeting of the American Op
tometiit nssueiation, of which Dr.
I olie lluidette nf Salem was elected
piesidenl. 'Ihe 11)31) inei;tin of Ihe
national association will be in San
I ranci.sco, Dr. Mi Kenney reports.
Dun will hv the first western meet
ing of the asMiciation since MIL.
Di. and Mis. McKenney made the
trip to Virginia by automobile. They
visited Washington, I). C. and other
ia.lein cities. Immediately following
tiis return from the ea:.i. Dr. Mc
Kenney was called to Portland t -
:.upL'ivi:;e state Irani of optometry
examinations. The Ib-nd man is sec
retary of the state braid Dr. Mc-
k. ...... u ..Int. ...) (...., P.trllr.M.I Inul
kl I
"kl".
HEALTH UNIT IS
DISCUSSED HERE
Stale Director Tells of
I'roKrum in Oregon
A warjiiriM that Deschutes county
iJiouhl lake Mime Immediate action if
it deiiiii-H to Hcruie federal fundi, for
the cHtnhliyhmcnt of a health unit
wax iMtiied hy Dr. A S. liostrom,
Klule director of county health unit.s
and aKrl"tant htate he.illh officer,
when speaking hefore county court
inemheiK, city (dfiecrH and phyhteians
today noon in the Pine Tavern. Meel
ini with the Hroup were director of
the (lend ehamlK-r if commerce, with
C. L Isted ptcnidiriu, and officers of
(he DcM-hulcft County Health unso
cial ion.
Mih. Walter Kmard was in charge
of Ihe meeting, us ptesideiit of the
county health iisMtcialion.
, Although Dr. Hi..ln,tn Miwstvd
immediate action if Dertchutcb wis hew
to M-eure nix'ial Heeurity fund for the
f.slahlishmcnt of a health unit, he
tempered his warning and sui'estiun
with the ptopoal that people first
iniunaltdy aciuunt theniselvc: with
county health unit work. Such ac
(piaintance. Dr. I lost rum indicated,
would result in general approval of
the program
Seventy seven jer eii.t of the peo
ple of Oregon are now under health
unit MiierviHton. Dr. HoMiom wiid.
There are H full tune health uniU in
the tate Two years alio there were
only six.
Deschutes county, the Uatc officer;
.iid. is ne of the four hihf :.t in ihe
.Uile in maternity and child death
latov Not physiciiins, hut expectant
iiujthir who are out of contact with
nur-5 and physicians, are to hlame
lor this hinh rate, comparahle to that
t,i hniiH' iMiiithern states, the slatir
officer added. Ihe manner in which
a health unit will provide the needed
contact was explained
Syphilis also came in for attention,
aed Dr. BoMrorn revealed that n re
cent check on food handlers in The
Dalles hrouuht 17 open cases of this
tuntani"U disease to iinht. Manner in
which Sweden in 18 years chared its
M-ourKe of syphilis was mentioned by
Dt (iofttrotn.
Means of financing a health unit in
DeM'hulcs county were c.msidcred,
with Cunimi;: inner W. J Haer ask
ini; a number of questions. Probably
hy next July fcNMM) of federal money
will he available, it was meiitumed.
A full time physician. whcM. time
would le larRely devoted to eduen
tiuiial and preventive work; two
nurses and a sanitarian wculd k re
quired. District Weatherman
In Bend Wednesday
Kdward L. Wells, district mcteor
olfiniht. vi-itd liend yc-tei d.iy after
no n, looked over bis tern per aiure
imuumeiiis in the local weather sta
lling and agreed that the day wis
mighty warm However, he refused
to concur in the in-lief that Oregon
east of the mountain has had an
ahnoi mallv di y ."pruiu and early
Mimmer. West of the Cascades, he
conceded, the m aon has bi-eu very
diy
Although Bend h.is bveu in a dry
zone this : pnng and summer, o'.her
parts of eastern Oicg 'ii rcci ivcti
plenty of moiMnie. Wells report.
He told of finding lakes where he
had notri none on previous tr.i;s into
the eastern Oregon country. Strange
ly enough, Ukinh, in. the John Day
basin, reported the greatest monthly
amour t of moisture during June, -I HO
inches.
"Precipitation was less than no:-;
mal in western cotmlies and over thj .
Caicades." Wells stated in summar- .
uing June rainfall. "Eal of the
mmmtaim'. an excess of mmtvne was
rtpiirted, especially in the more tm
poitant wheat areas. A few sc.'tt vd ;
stations in the extreme east reportt
a deficiency. The cxee.ss in east:ir.
counties was due to thunderstorms,
which in some cases were extremely
violent and caused collide! able d.i:u
age to property and cieps. A thun- 1
derstorm over Uirch creek canyon m
Umatilla county on the afternoon of,
June 22 was acemupauicd by intense'
rainfall, estimated ut 2 50 inches in
20 minutes." I
Wells was here on one of his reg- i
ular inspection trips. He came herej
from the Muth. after examining sta
tions in the Harney. Lake and Klam- j
ath areas. In Hedmond. he was to ap-
point a new observer, to take the:
place of the Kev Percy Arkle. who
recently died. The Kev. Arkle wa
observer in licdmond for 12 ye.n.
taking "ver the work when tl.e st.i
tiou whs established.
The Bend station, m a i n t a 1 1:
iointly by Wells' department and il'
ail ways service, is now recognized
one of the mot important in Oreg
Be Cool!
Wliy suffer from tlic heat ! Enjoy cool, dean
filtered air while havinjc your lmrber and beauty
work done.
Wo hi)ve just installed one of the new IMS
DEZKRT AIR KtKll.KRS . . . full floating and
streamlined in . . .
SLATE'S BARBER AND BEAUTY SHOP
825 Will! Jilicil I'liiim- 171
This KOOLtr! UHr" tioh ,iii- liom ouisule wIhl-Ii
b cooled and (iltrrcd of M (oroiRn tnattpt'. Tliis ttisuics
n clean, cool healthful air condition. Step in at your
ci;ivonienee . . . notice the difference.
Phalen Sheet Metal Works
7IIH Wall Mm I
Secret of It All
-a
-s.
J't'. BurK drives a Iraclor on
bin futher'a farm near Uridtfc
boro. N. J., where the former
University of Pennsylvania fool
hall tackle developed the mus
cles which enabled him to win
the Diamond Sculls at the
Royal Henley Regatta on the
Thames. Burk will compete
in the National Rowing Cham
pionships on the North Shrews
bury river at Red Bank, N. J.,
July 23-24.
blading,, are telegraphed to Oak
land. C. hf . h;ur times a d.iy.
Bend Legionnaires
To Elect Officers
Li gi:;nnaiie.s of Bend at their an- j
mial election meeting tomorrow nitrht (
in the Downing club room will name ;
officers foi the coming year and ,
lied three delcg.it.-s to the depart- i
mint cimvtntion. to bo held this year ;
in Pendleton on September 1. 2 and 3. !
The ;:;s!nnc of another h jy lo
aitend the U?ver Boys' M.-.te at Hill j
Mi!it.iiy aci'demy. Parting on July,
iti will abo h. considered and plans-1
u :-.'nd a Bend ejuetn to the Pendle-
ton eonventi 'ii will be disclosed. j
Jatr.es Gould has been nominated ,
or commander of the Percy A. Stev- I
i ts po.-t and Melvin D. Gillttt has'
a i t; nominated ;is first vice com- t
ir.andc. Ki. mimes for second vice ;
e mm.Mider are Fred Van ?er Oud-
fiit'ueilen, Andrew Ar.eey and Unb
elt Burleigh. Len C. Davis is the i
nominee for finance ufficcr. Kerr
pi.ict'.i oil the executive committee, i
the followmt! men have been nomm- j
alcd: (i!cn Tin, mas. Krank H. Prince.
Dt Fred A Llturdlen. J. S. Davit, j
William J. Baer and A. T. NietH.'rgall j
Nominees for places as delegates1
to the Pendleton convention arc j
George H. Brick, post adjutant; Dr. j
Lieu;. lien and Gould. Alternates so;
far nominated are Allen Ryman and
NiebergnM. Additional nominations
are txpeeted to Ix made for the var
ious offices at tomouow night's
meeting.
An error in preparing the contact
postcard for post mem hers gave the
date of the election meeting as July
23. It is stressed by Brick thai the
meeting will be Thursday night
AAA Asks Farmers to
Accept Wheat Plans
Washington. July 21 (IP1 Agricul- I
tuud adjustmcn; administrator H. K.
lollcy appealed to farmers today
fur compliance with the 55.J00.0OC-
acre wheat allotment pregram for
lto'J to prexcnt repetition ut a price
depressing, b.impcr crop.
Ihe AAA has nnnctinced the divi
sion nf the acreage goal by states.
which later will be divided among'
ee.untics. and eventually among in- j
dividual fannen who. by limiting :
their wheat acres, will obtain farm j
benefit pavments.
Each slate xvas awarded 7MU per j
cent of its average seeded acreage, i
plus the amount diverted under pre- i
viou-. AAA programs in the last 10
years, with adjustment for the trend;
in acreage during the !at thicej
years.
The 1133 allotments by tUtes in
cluded: Idaho. 8:iJ,M9: Oregon. 7tii,L'0o; and ;
Washington, LtiBl,!3i).
I5HAD l!i:(ll'KNH)
i:M-hiirK. Or.. Julv L'l llP'-H'.c
slatr liihw.iy ilt'pm-lint'iit tuthiy re
npriii'il tho iiinhwny (ruin Urain 10
hVrdsmirl. wliit-h whs nnlert'd L'Us"d
Be Comfortable!
riinnr 101
1
ft
Students
DANCE PLANNED
FOR TOMORROW
Rend (Joif Club Is Sponsor
of Affair
Senior high and college MudcntK
will be fjucits of the Bend Golf club
tomorrow night at a danco at the
club houfcu. Sons and daughters of
Molf club members have been includ
ed in the invitation which has been
lAMU'd.
Dam-inij will begin at 0 o'clock and
refreshments are to be served late
in the evening.
Arrangements for the dance are
being made by Mrs. J. A. Dudrey.
.Mrs. II. 11. DeArmond. Mrs. John W.
I'adrlen. Mrs. B. A. Stover, and Mrs.
A. J. fjluftow.
An 18-hole blind bogey tourna
ment will be played tomorrow by
the members of the Ladies Golf club.
The .umi-finals in the summer han
dicap arc also listed on the club cal
endar for the women.
I Hole.-ses for the 1 o'clock lunch
eon which will be served at the club
house will be Mrs. C. G. Reiter and
Mrs. William Lindgren.
i
! The FX,, clubs of Bend and Red
mood held a joint installation cere
m'.ny at the home of Miss Ruby
Webber in Redmond last night, in
stalling officers who will serve dur
ing the next six months. The new
' '.fficers of the Bend club are Mrs.
: V alter B.'irm-tt, president; Miss
yesterday because of forest fire
dangers.
Ihe fire was still several miles
j from the road, and visibility was re
ported good.
TVA Investigators
End Internal Strife
Knoxville, Term.. July 21 (U5 The
congressional committee investigat
ing the Tennessee valley authority
today smoothed over internal differ
ences and adopted a resolution per
mitting TVA employes to offer in
formation to any committee witnesses
designated by the chairman of the
congressional group.
Hep. Thomas A. Jenkins. R.. Ohio,
who hatt led verbal ly with Francb
Biddle. counsel for the committee,
on the right of witnesses to question
TVA employes, offered the resolution.
Meantime, Dr. A. E. Morgan,
ousted chairman of the board, sat to
one side waiting to be recalled to
testify. Dr. Morgan started the con
troversy when he complained he was
not allowed to question TVA em
ployes without first notifying the
TVA management.
OWEN WISTER DIES ,
North Kingstown, R. L. July 21 (LP)
Owen Wister, 78, novelist, died today
at Crrtwfield, his summer home.
Wister gained most of his fame as
a novelist from his first book "The
Virginian."
j Harps, horns and trumpets made
i music in old Mesopotamia!! cities, but
the violin type of instrument was de
I vised in India later.
Fine California Wines
MUSCATEL
ANGELICA
SHERRY
TOKAY
PORTi
For Bcmillful Exteriors paint your
home with Pittsburgh Sun-Proof
the diirnhle finish that protects! It
keeps its glistening beauty (rom ouo
to three years longer than ordinary
paints, and covers up 2S greater
suriaie area.
We will gladly estimate your re
quirements or give you a bargain
price for the job complete.
HUHU
s in
Will Be Entertained
Kathryn Kelloy, vice president; Mrs.
Fred Stanley, secretary-treasurer.
Officers of tho Itedmond club art
Miss Webber, president; Miss Ruth
Huntington, vice president; Mrs. Leo
Willson, secretary-treasurer.
Miss Louise Ewemmolaar of Red
mond wns inducted into membership
by the Redmond club at last night's
meeting. Plans for a banquet of the
two clubs at the Pine Tavern here
on July 29 were made. This meeting,
scheduled for 7 p. m., will be in honor
of Mrs. Harold Kennedy of Junction
City, state president of the F. L.
clubs, who will make her official
visit that day.
At last night's meeting, Mrs. Doug
las Dodge, retiring president, and
Miss Kelley, retiring secretary, made
their reporta for the Bend club end
Miss Irene smith, retiring president,
and Mrs. Willson, secretary, made
their reports for the Redmond club.
Appointive officers of the Bend
club were announced by the new
president as follows: courtesy com
mittee, Mrs. H. W. Rice and Mrs.
Hugh Kelley; executive committee.
Mrs. Delbert Wolfe. Miss Kathryn
Kelley and Mrs. Clarence Misncr;
chaplain, Mrs. lone Merceth; pub
licity, Mrs. Rice; magazines, Mrs.
Wolfe; properties, Mrs. Douglas
Dodge, vho was also named historian
pro tern.
Mrs. Percy Armstrong will be
hostess to the members of the Emcra
club who will meet at 2 o'clock Sat
urday in the Masonic temple.
The Neighbors of Woodcraft will
meet at 8 o'clock tonight in Salher
hall.
, HUGHES IN WASHINGTON
I Washington, July 21 (IP) Howard
: Hughus and his Globe girdling crew
, came to Washington by plane today
to tnank Secretary ol State Cordell
Hull for cooperation cf his depart
mcnt in the round-the-world flight.
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aft the
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Committees Appointed
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Committees for group 1 of the
Methodist Women's association wain
appointed yesterday nt tho luncheon
meeting held on the lawn of-thn
George F. Hoover home. Onsets (it
tho afternoon affair wore Mrs. J.-B.
Coan, wife of the new pastor of tho
Methodist Episcopal church, and Mrs.
E. D. Gilson of Los Angeles, mho
lived in Bond about ten years ago.
Mrs. Fred Hall led the devotions.
Mrs. Rort r fV,vlr.n nnrl Mr. An-
j tone Fossen are to be in charge of
selection of hostesses for the meet-
j ings this year. Miss Ada Ncwb
Mrs. C. P. Niswongor, and M.S.
I Amos Erickson will be in charge--Df
the devotional portion of the mopt-
(ings. The entertainment committee
will be appointed later In the year,
I Mrs. M. B. Smith, president of the
j group, announced.
. .
Those on the refreshment commitr
tee for the Rebekah lodge meeting
in the I.O.O.F. temple tomorrow
evening aro Mrs. H. C. Terwilliier,
mrs. tan iracey, miss Helen Walker,
rw D.. . . K c T t itr a
iv. UUH41I7 cicala, ii3. j. ,y, nrm-
I strong, and Mrs. Jack Wanichck. The
1 meeting will open at 8 o'clock.
I
i Mrs. E. D. Gilson of Los Angeles.
I who is visiting friends in Bend, was
: a guest qf the Pythian Sisters yester.
day who met on the lawn of the H.
! H. DeArmond home. Mrs. Gilson w.as
la member of the Pythian Sisters
i when in Bend.
j About IS women were present for
i tne quarterly Dirtnaay luncneon
I which was served at 1 o'clock.
More than 2,000 persons gathered at '
Washington airport to greet Hughes
and his companions when .they
alighted from a commercial trans
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