The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, July 21, 1939, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextLocal News Items TOIIAY'H WKATIII.ll leililieraluiet 10 p, hi., 112 ileum: II) ill iii.i 73 diirm, llniumi-inr (ri duivil sea li'vi'Di id i. ni., :m:i', IihIh'K! 10 a. in., 3W.II ImiiiM, Hitlallvo liiimllittyt 10 p. Ilk, 2N per runt! 10 a. in,, 11 par caul, Velocity uf wind: III p. lit., II inllvn! 10 a. in., II mlli. HrcvHtlliiK direction of wind: nurlli. Mr. Pant CmwfiiKl of Iti'dmond was operated mi yeslvrriiiy ut the HI. Charles luwplUl. E. T. Pi.ioe o( Balotn, rvprtwmla llvo of die Mutt land hoard, wu a IhwIiivm visitor In llcnd ycntcrday afternoon. Mm. Gene Nlvoe and duuuhtcr went to I'urtland on thU tiioniliiK's bun. Dr. H. Spencer Kelt-hum, wlio wiu uraduatod from lha Weslorn State Chiropractic achonl In Portland Oil weak, Is ill cliaruo of ti la father's of llco liar durliui Ur. K. U. KoU'hum'a absence. Dr. II . U. Kvtchiu.i la at tending a national convent Ion of rhlropractura In Dullua, Toxin, n tho Oroitoti tvprcimlallvt. Dr. H. S, Kvlchtim, Ilia wile. Mia. II. I). hVkli uni and her dauKhtcr, Xvle. arrived III llcnd lual nlulit (nun Portland. Mia. liny Burkce, IL'IM Union, la confined to her burnt with a frac tured ankln. Tho Injury resulted from an accident In her noma Monday afternoon. C. T. Terrlll, luwi.lunl to llio Hate public tilllille commlMloner In Halem during ilia Dut few year, vlolled hero yriumluv. Tamil wa justice of peace In llcnd before iniiv Inu to thocntillnl city. At Ilia Pilot HulU. Inn yeilerdny reulatemi Dr. I., II, liyliiiiion of tbe U. S. public health wrvlce In Kan Kranclsco, Mlu llerlha Wnl of Ml. Vernon, Iowa, forlx Klbley, Pout lac. Mich, and Mlaa l.ydhi Mack, Van couver, B C, l(. U, Vornoii, eoimanillor for tbe San Francisco Kxaininor, traveled tlirouttll Ilend tbla iiiomum on a va cation trip In llrtliili Columbia. Mr. Stella Harmon. HM Oxdvn venue, la to leave tomorrow mum big for Woodbuin, lu attend the lianejol camp meetiuii ol tho Church of God. Mra, Hurmuu exccta to le away unlll hilv JO. Stephen Dtiumoro, educational il rector at tiie r'rrdrhka butte CCC camp, waa In (lend today. The regular monthly ictal of Pine Forest granite louluhl will be a ah"w ar honoring Mr. and Mra. Carl Uitrvlk. Kriamh of Ihe couple are In vited. Woineii of tlte itranuo are lu brliiK cuke or lamlwichrii. Mr, and Mra. Kenccr Stearns of Hutehhteun, Minn., are to arrive In Band tbla week, on a tour of the wetlern state, and will l mient of Mr. and Mra. Paul II. Homier. Mra. Btcama la llotiner'a sinter. It will be the flral niectiiul of brother and alster In 20 veara. J, S. Gllkey and It. S. Aiken of Ealem, deputies from tbe atute lux commiulun office, arrived in Bend loilav to rpcod Ihe next several day on buaineaa. Mra. Ada Stevena of Oreiton City la vlallliMj lierMin-ln-liiw ami tluunh- ler, Ur. and Mm. Paul Woerner. Mra. Bleveita la a aUter-lti-biw of Mm. Maude Bleven of Bend. Ir. Woer- ner'a Jnotl'er, Mra. Ilcrmlno KvIIkJ I viaiiinii in rvlamaltt rails and ex pect to ie away about two weeks. All liala ($3.03 to $10 00 valuea) In while, piuleU, black, navy, reduced to $14)5. Special aide In dreGta with gioups of $4.01. $0 US and $12 95, Coata and aulta ($11175 to $29.75 value) now $101)5 Hie Silhouette Shop, Oregon and Wall Streela. Adv. 39c Lumber and Suwinill Workera dance Saturday nliihl, July 22, New Minium-Duncan Hiiildlnit. Tommy Thomprun and lilt orchetrn. Adv. 39-40p Cotton alacka and farmerettes $1.50. atraw lit. la 50c, felts $1.00. Wmslow Gown Shop. Adv. 3Dc ATTENTIONI International Wood worker o America. Local No. 7, regular meeting Saturday, 2 p. m Report from dlilrlct convention. Adv. 38-39C Uanre at Prlnevlllo with Bill Bow man'a Rhythm Acot lit Muwmlc Hall Saturday night. Adv. 30-M)p Will have freih thlpment of Van Duyn chocolalea Saturday morning. Pino Tavern. Adv. 39c KODAK load no with film for Ilia week end and bring your rulln In tin lar printing and develop- fOf Ina fur r.nlv I HOGAN'S PHOTOS IllOrrian Phone 103 Ksmak? O.IAMOND RINGS Raflstarnl and guaranteed Aik lar the csrtificslt cl raajilrstioa tri euarinUa thai It alvan wilh svaiy ttnett of fluattlv (a nd vlu. Lou J - . ,L - I jot ins nam in vvn he rlnq. (.' 9 CAPITOL NOW!! LAST CHANCE TOMORROW! CONTINUOUS SHOW I TO 1 1 P. M. EVERY MAN, WOMAN AND CHILD SHOULD SEE IT1 iihf:i mm COMINGI COMINGI SHIRLEY SUNDAY, MONDAY LIBERTY CHANCE BRING A "PAL" FREE! JAMES DUNN LpJ J-IS RochIU HUDSON WM Knights of Columbus Win From Ford V-8's Knights of Columbus trimmed the Ford V-B Softball squad by a healthy margin of 1H to 4 lust night on liar mon'i playfleld. I'auget, aliortatop for the victors, had a perfect night, hitting four limes III four trltai to the plate. Hold, his teammate at third base, evidently saw double with (our two-bate hits knocked out In five chances with the bat Two boma runs were mado by Hank while Uradbury converted one well "placed hit into 'a foiir-Um sprint. Tonight Prlnevlllo will play Wood on Box at 8:30 o'clock on Harmon playfleld. Scores: R. H. E. Knights of Columbus 18 17 0 Ford V-8 4 0 3 Kline ami HussclU Mattaon, Uusln and Crnahaw. Tax Payment Made on Tumalo Timber Lands Seven-elghtlia of the Kteclal school levy for the Tumalo district on prop erty formerly owned by Emily Welle and S. O. Johnson waa paid yester day to R. I. llambv. deputy sheriff. Tile portion of the tax Including interest was $90845. One-eighth of tho tax on Uie property amounting to ttU is owed bv S. O. Johnson. Through an error, the special levy was not added to the county tax rolls last year and tho Uixcs on Ihe jointly owned property were paid before the omlurion was discovered. George H. Brewster, ottorney for Emily Wells, appeared before the county court early this inontn asKtng ti tne por tion of tax would lie accepted. The one-eighth portion was pur chased from Johnson and later Mrs. Wells aold it to the Brooks-Scanlon Lumber company. II nulletln want ads bring results n -GLOBE Mrf " vassal CLAYPOOL FURNITURE CO. THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON, uC0& Z COMINGI TEMPLE AND TUESDAY TONIGHT Young: People to Hold Suttlc Lake Conference The young people's conference of Westminster Presbyterian church will be held at Suttle lake from July 24 to 28, Inclusive. About 53 young people, including some from Berkeley and beatUa in addition to those from Bend, are expected to attend. The morning hours will be devoted to classes, with the exception of an early morning swim, ana the after noons to recreation, including hiking, soltball, swimming and boating. A bonllro service Is to bo Held each night: " -. r TV . a i The faculty will include the Rev. and Mra. Leonard S. Pitcher of Se attle, the Rev. Robert K. Churchill of Berkeley, the Rev. E. A. Kohfield of LBcnd, who is soon to return to his work as a missionary In China, the Rev. Alexander Mersdorf, missionary in Haiti, Robert E. Nicholas Jr. of River Forest, III., and tne Rev. Glenn R. Coie who wiH be in charge of Ihe conference. Mra. Pitcher, a regis tered nurse, will be the conference nurse. Nicholas, who was a graduate assistant at Westminster theological seminary in Philadelphia during ihe post year and who aupplled the pul pit of Westminster church last year, is to serve) here again during the pas tor's vacation in . August Both Nicholas, and the Rev. Mersdorf who is visiting with his mother In Eugene, are expected to arrive in Bend to morrow night and will be guests over the week-end in the home of the Rev. Glenn Cole. The Rev. Mersdorf will speak at both morning and evening services at Westminster church on Sunday. In the evening he will ahow moving pictures of his work In Cuba and Haiti. On Wednesday night at thj confer ence grounds the Bend congregation will join with tho young people in a special service which will tukc the place of the rogural mid-week nerv ier in Bend. A Leader For Over 30 IRAN We invite you to visit our store during GLOBE WEEK! See the popular new models in this world famous Range! ' . Extra Liberal Allowance on Your Old Range During Globe Week! PRICED SEETHE NEW BUFFET MODELS! Church Announcements 1KINITY KTIHCOPAI. CHURCH Morning prayer and aermon at 0:20 a. m, and 11a m. Rev. J. Thomas Lewis, Rector. MJHEIONARV BAPTIST Bunday school, 10 a. m.; morning worship, 11 o'clock; B. T. 6., 6:45 p. m.; evangelistic service, 7:80 p. m.i prayer meeting Friday, 7:30 p. m. The ladles prayer circle will meet Thursday at 1:30 p. m. In the church building. Eugene B. Barrow, pastor. WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN Bible school at 9:45 a. m.; morning worship at 11 a. m. The Rev. Alex ander Mersdorf, missionary recently returned from Cuba and Haiti, will be our guest speaker at both morn lnfl and evenlna services. Interms- diate C. E. at 7 p. m.; senior C. E. at ! 7 p. m.; evening service at 8 p, rn. Because of our young people's sum mer conference at Buttle lake, July 24-28, instead of the regular mid week service in Bend our adults and others interested are invited to bring picnic lunches to the conference grounds and Join in the bonfire serv ice at which there will be a apodal missionary message at 8:30 o'clock. Transportation will be provided for those who desire it. Glenn R. Cole, minister. . FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Sunday services Bible school, 9 a. m.; morning worship, 10 o'clock. The pastor will speak. Senior league, 6:45 p. ni.; evening service, 7:45. John B. Coan, minister. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Men's prayer meeting at 8:00; Sun day school at 8:45; morning worship at 11:00, subject, "Strange Provi dences" (this service broadcast over KBND); men's meeting at 8:00; B. Y. P. U. at 7:00; preaching services at 8:00, subject. "Tbe Bible and the Young"; Tuesday the Gospel hour over KBND at 2:00: Tuesday at 8:03, the Wheaton College Ambawadors In a musical program; Wednesday, prayer and Bible study. Alfr. Daniclson, pastor. TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH Sunday school, 10 a. m.; Service, 11 a. m. The Sunday school teachers meet on Wednesday evening at 7:30 o'clock. The Dodics Aid meets on Thursday afternoon at the home of Mis. W. P. Smith, 151 Deschutes. The juniors meet on Friday the 28th. R. Tschirlcy, pastor. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Sunday school, 9:00; morning wor ship, 10, sermon, "The Father's Busi ness"; Young People's meeting at 7:00 Sunday evening. R. H. Prentice, minister. TUMALO COMMUNITY CHURCH Sunday school, 1:30, and preaching service following at 2:30. R. H. Prentice, minister. CHURCH OF THE NAZAKENE Sunday school :45 a. m. Morning worship 11 a. ni. The message of the morning will be, "The Christian Course! Y. P. service Ip.ni. Mrs. Bill Pepper will have charge. Even ing preaching service at 8 p. in., the theme will be, "Being Made Free From Sin. July 27 tbe Kings Men. quartet, of Northwest Naznrcnc col lege will sing at the local church. RE. Kiel, pastor. CATHOLIC CHURCH Masses on Sunday will be cele brated at 6:30 and 9 o'clock. Benedic tion of the Most Blessed Sacrament will be given after lost mass. Evening devotions on Tuesday and Friday at 7:30. Confessions on Saturday from 4 to 6 and 7 to 9. Macses on Sunday in Prineville at 8, Redmond at 10. Fr. Berchmans Cantillon O. M. Cap. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST Authorized branch of the mother church, Uie First Church of Christ, Scientist, Boston, Moss. Sunday school at 9:30 a. m. Services at 11:00 a. m. Subject: "Truth." A reading room In the church is open Mondnys, Wednesdays and Saturdays from 2 to 4, with an attendant in charge. CHRIS1IAN MISSIONARY ALUANCE Sunday school at :45 a. m,, classes Years! FROM BUY ON EASY TERMS! FRIDAY, JULY 21, 1939 Wettfle'c JJunfly GDeanamiGG HOSIERY SALE Brand New HOLEPROOF HOSE A new shipment hut for this cale. Three and tour thread, all sbes, all col ors. Yea can afford sev eral (airs at this low puce. Sz. A perfect gem! A misty, dutry ttjjjv oH the by 85c r .-a mm m Hor all ages, everybody welcome. Regular Sunday morning worship at U a. m. Mr. E. A. Kohfield of the China Inland mission will preach in the absence of the pastor. There will be no evening service at the taber nacle in that there will be a joint meeting at the Westminster Presby terian church where Rev. Alexander Mersdorf of Haiti will lecture and show his pictures of the field. Rev. J. H. Turnidge, pastor. Code of Road Urged on World-Wide Basis Montreal U A "code of the road'' similar 10 me coac 01 uie aea, which would be recognized by al' motorists, may be in effsct one day throughout the world, Count Dt Lndekcrkc Beaufort, vice-president of the International Automobile as- SANDWICH PRODUCTS Mm WEEKEND BAKERY SPECIALS Chocolate Peppermint Cakes Each .....30c Lemon Chiffon and Butterscotch Cream Pies , each 25c Assorted Pastries. ..... . .each 5c . Others I for ISc . . ., Whole Wheat Doughnuts, .doz. 25c Aticricd Kinds . . All Kinds of Cookies Sandwich Buns-Thin Sliced Pullman SANITARY BAKERY r r A 1 . . i U I iiaaasafasssi i 1 BLANKET SALE! Select your blanket needs for next winter while stocks are complete and prices lew. A small deposit will hold them until you need them. Here's a Sample Value! BUYER'S SPECIAL! Made to the specifications of mole than 3M house wives whs told cur mill what they wanted in a virgin wool blanket Moth roofed. $10.50 Value ...$8.95 Regular $1.00 Hose rota lone, stunning wilh new colon HULfcHKUUH A soft vibrant color . . . enlivened with a rich, worn undertone of dusty rose! Wear this flattering shade with the entire go rout of new cos tume colors . . . you'll find it blends exquisitely wilh claret shoes and accessories. In clear, shadowless chiffon. - M - M!i - ni Ouohry Doubfy Cmt)d be Good Houikpirvg and MR fabrics laming j a;..". sociation, said in an interview here. Count Beaufort, who is also vice president of the Automobile club of France, was one of the 75 delegates from Europe who attended the an nual convention of the international p AND CAKE 4k, I mx& Ha f quasTt A M40 A I mfy I The Best Lunch of All Especially If DAKE-RITE BAKERY ARE USED! New Shipment HSH NETS All Colors Now 50c CHILDREN'S SLACKS AND FARMERETTES Drcrj your boys and girls in slacks or farmerettes for warm weather (lay. All sizes in new summer colon. 59c to Ladies' Slacks 1st cotton drill, suivt bine, brawns assl ether papular summer shades . $1.29 to $3.95 Farmerettes Popular "bib" riacfc mlts in blocs, greens, brawns, white and maroon. Sizes 14 to 42. $1.29 to $1.93 Slock Sets Levi Strauss, sanforised tropical doth, m end ostler jacket and slacks to match. All popular styles and cnlcrs. $3.95 Complete Sport Polos Combed cotton, bright colors, its popular styles. Values te tlJSt. - SoJe.-.-...-.-.-:.-.-.;..lie' association in Washington at the be ginning of the month. Fourty-two countries were represented, includ ing delegates from . Germany and Italy.. Central idea of the convention, the -ount said, was to extend traveling abilities for motorists throughout Jie world. Much had already been 'one in cutting away cf red tape for wtorists crossing borders, and now the association hopes to establish an international code of the road. "fte have a code of the sea that is recognized by all marincrc," he said, "and one day we hope to have a sim ilar code of th road " - "Young Mr. Lincoln" ' i ', - I . . 1 1 ' " - .1'! 'I . WT! VI rv I,' "-'vl .I. Scene fren "Young Mr. Unrein Brooks'Scanlon Quality Pine Brooks-Scanlon Lumber Company Inc. PAGE FIVE i $1.90 The count said that the led Bornan idea of building roads for conception of the world's highways, showing, the way to. international peace.. . - A tropical palm found est Cocas island in tlte Pecifie has been named in honor of President Roosevelt. DONT SLEEP WHETT" GAS PRESSES HEART If you can't eat or sleep because gas bloats you up try AdleriKa. One dot e usually relieves pressure en heart from stomach gas due to constipation. Adlerika cleans out BOTH bowels. CWL PHARMACY Playing at The Capitol Theater ; Lumber Becir's Jewelry ),i Wall Ceiwoon Wotlo'i and Phone 218 B SS2 Wall Street 934': Wall Street New Location Next to Woolworth's Pion0 m Allan's Cafo ,1