The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, March 21, 1940, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextTUB BAND HUtXKTIN, BEND, ORECON, THURSDAY, MARCH 21. 1010 PACE riVR 4 Local News TOOAY K WKAi lll lt Temperature: JU p. ml, 'S'S degree; 10 ft. in., 61 dtreea. Ilarumeter re duced lit tea Irvrl): 10 p. m., .Ml.UH turhra; 10 ii. ill 30.0J lurhea. Kehtlive humidity; 10 p. in.. S3 pec rent, 10 a. Hl, 28 per mil. Veluclly of wind: 10 p. nu 2 mile; 10 a. iil. 14 mtlm. I'rr Viiilirur direct Iom t( wind: south, ftouthwral. i? Kenwood melody bund played fr lir Ktml HuMtinl ihunh ladlt Aid t Itn meeting thU aittfrniion. Mr. tid Mm. George (irunden and iit. lee Htibert, and Mrs. f.rumlen'it ltuther. Mm. I'. U Juhnauii, are vla itittff tn Healtle over th week-end. Mha fnna Heealey, caahter at the llend guiauv, has returned from buaiiieas tup tn fcwtn Hufiiel, Cel., fti-ontMiilrd by Mia l-vlla luu. 1 lUn.M !om aiul Halph Heiber. .f Itrtaiks-ticanUm camp, art; In Ilond ttixttiy. Ua Tuikrr. Jwrk Bumner and DU k C'aiy. employe A 1'ar.itc Fruit and 'l'mdiii company, hvp received tiwunU 'r three vear of aervtr VHltout traffic accltlnjila, ' Theodore A. (itMKly. of Spokane, traffic rrproaanlatlve fur the Spo ' Vane International railway, waa In town on buainea ye-ttenlav. A. C. SlenUiK, of Seattle, district t freight agent ft Ota Dulnth, South '..Shore, and A linn lie railway, wut tn liend yesterday. I Mr. and Mr. Sydney Iumon, nf llmaa Heaven, are the parnnta uf a aoi b jlU un born today tn 8t. Charles hn.- Ital. 1 In una St JnM'k, nf Itedmnnd, care- ..ker for the Dearhute county fair ouiida, waa tn Brnd Wednesday un ualneaa. i John Pedum, getterul aKnt for the e office uf tin Mm I'urific rtnlwuv, 4n In Portland today, conferring with r xecuttve f tha Una. Ther will be meetlntf of tlte I'ercy A. St veii post of the Amer ican Legion ttmight at M o'clock, in the lwning rlub room, lefc liallurd, j jnt tinunan(lfr, htu 'annoiiiutnt Mua KMr Wltrhnt, of I'nrtiond, Lrtinji arrrrtary of th Oretfnn Tu jlirculnaui aMociation, bt tn IWnd to- The Most Important .Announcement :in This City's Entertainment, History WE WILL PRESENT GONE WITH THE WIND Exactly As Shown in Its Famed Atlanta and Broadway Premieres! FOR ONE WEEK STARTING SUNDAY MARCH 31 THE CAPITOL THEATRE Baptist Choir Plans Cantata for Easter An rVOi't' t-tuttiilii ninirr 1 1 it? li ict U.Mi of btunlvy Kcolt will 1 pe arntrd by tha 22-voi-a t holr of th Kiut IbiptlMt ihiirrh Kundny, Mtiuli 1'4. CicoiMi tluitfwn will be at tlx ortfiin, 'Jha cotnili U prnKimn U tut follnwi: "Mi-jou-a und Hp (ilud," chitir; "Kidn on in Mitjrsly," hiiiitunr nolo, IluiUn Co Kin; "Cut to Uitik (Hii-M-mtin," thiiti ; "Tbr llour lt at Hmid," with tnt nltnlul tcimr tU by Al KnuiKi-r; "Hwia bt a flrcvn Hill Kur Awity," iniurtft, Mrn Allied OtinirlMiii, Mib. K K. Kaminky, Sltinlry S4-olt, A C NrUon. '"Dm (bry of tha (,'' barit'int wilo, I'aul OunirlMMi; "How Calm and H-uullfiil IIh Morn," trnor and bnri tinit duel, Ifdward (jxlyck. Fn ul IunU'lMHi; "Jovhrli of Kuttr," oboir; "Hrur the Story, raiMi and alio duct, rtmtr. ami oraiw, alto, trnor ti to, Mi k. DunlvlftiMi, Mia. Kjmi ikv Hluiilry ScrHI, "Tlilr U ttw Day," choir; "PIuk a Hymn of Cilatl ncM," club: 'My ltilaamr t-ivem." wipruni, Mil W Nihkanrn; "Lift Your Clad Voire," rhnir; "O, Lrd llmu Art My Ckd,H choir, KiiitfinK in tbr cnnliila will br: nnpraniM, Mr W Nikaiwii, Ctvdr lluurk. Mm, Alfrci IuiMtn, Mi-a. A. Aull, Mi Stanley Si-oll. Mi- Dorothy lv, Mian Nril Sluitib, alii. Mm. (i Kfruiuvon, Mm. John Mtnt-k. Mr Andrrd Ktilcy, Mr Kcl trtt KtimUky Mtu Kaith Damc-Iton, Mt3 Slitilt-y Mork TftiorM. Y. A Smith. Aiwlrrw Kolt y, Kdwurd (ivikr. AHirrt Kiurri, haiM'u, A V. KcI.mjh, Arthur Van I)c .undf. Hurl tin (oxin, I'util Dunicl on, Krrd Kny croft. diiv, mniplrtlntf urranKtm-nt for the Kt.itn tulxrculou merllnR lirre April 2 and t. W. P. Trricrdin, of Shuttle en aral aunt for tha South Shore rad rtmd line, wka In Hrtid vrUnly. H. C Han u h Joined tltr m rbitniral alaff of Eddie'a Suit and Srrviw. Their arr lOl WI'A pinployri at woik thu wtfk nn DrM-hutra county ptnjcvt. it wm rrpurtrd ltiy by Cldf IaKounUiiu. ctiunty WI'A op nation miprttntrndrnt. Kifty-lbrtf uir worktntf on tlic cnurthouM Mfr 1 projeti, 37 on Central Oregon lrrl-j ltntlot) dttrkt liniirovcinrnt, and II I on continunity lutnitatitiu. Mm N (. Abel mid hrr two chil- . I drcn btt tA iiiubt by train for I MiikiI. N D., to join hrr huUind, j who nitivnl fmm iW-iul to Mtuot last ! month. Abel wiia piopiwlor uf llw I Vintage here i W. K. IJoHiir. n( lpuip, miiU' a I bufttnrM trip to Bend ymtrrdav. C. C. fanudl, ( li inrvilie. di.strUt ! Kiatrr for Uie CVntrul Otr(on Grz iok araH-Utlnn. U in Ilnd tixiay to 'obtain DuMnirnU for lite eoiutnic 1 timt of a ditch itnd ri--rrvt.ir four , I mile v nit Insist of Ait,. to Uikc i rare of hicp that will Ih irivrn i thioiitth fnm MiU'Ik II and Maiipin to j j Uif Oi-luicii iwitinnal forest tn May' i and Junr About 7.000 sheep will tie ill (veil to thrir tuiunivr fvedtng tfrouid, aaiil Pumcll. r Atbrrl Krlk-wn of the City Dru nlorv hurt rrlurnrd from a viMt with , his tnnthrr. Mm. Peter Krik-rn, in , St. Johns. Wiwli, rlrikMrn drove to ' the eiudern W.tthinKt4i conimunity ; Sunibiy and returned to his home 1 here Tuccbiv ni(ht. 1 Paul KipjM-e. ain of Mr. and Mis. ! O. C. Hippev of 7:i6 Florida at reel. ; ban bem pleilKrd to tlw Phi Z-rlii 1 fraternity at ArimtmnK eollrKt. , Iterkrley, wltvre he now enrollrd in ; liw around tniartrr in the higher ac- counting eoiirae. Mr. and Mrn J O. Hoiik and Mnt. I W. U Van Allen mi vo.ltiiu in j mmthern Cutlfonna this week. While I tn the south, Mnt. Van Allen is to : .pcnd the spring vni'ilion with her ; daughter, Corrimie, wlio b attending I M'hool bt Pasadena, j lieornc Aitken was 11 Bend visitor J last uiKbt and attended the meeting ( nf the Central Oregon htxirtsmen'a, ; held In connection with the onncrv I anca uf American wildlife week. Annual Firemen's IUI1 Saturday, March Zi. Elka luill. Admission 1 1 Adv. IW-fUc "Old Time Dance" Friday. March 22, Terirlionne (itatiKe Hall. Good imiic. Adniiabion 4X and 10c. Sup per. Adv. Rlc LIBERTY PAL NIGHTS! Your Chance To Treat! Bring Your Pal Free! Always a Good Show Wednesday, Thursday end Fridey The baffling MYSTI of the TOO PERFECT, CRIM Qi 1 i ' A. .L.il.L ALSO CAPITOL Vf' "V:r- 'J PLUS A Tr- V rv I A GEORGE t Nijui,itiiiiiiiii.iiii.iirTinrL- COMING! COMING! COMING! Jonathan Swift's Immortal ULLIVEEl'S IN TECHNICO Churches Combine for Good Friday Service A three-hour service on Good Fri day from 12 noon until 3 o'clock will be held tomorrow in the Trinity Eois copal church with pasters of k fcjx churches pnrttrtuttintf Worshipper are notified that they may enter and leave at their convenience. It is cx 1 etied that many from the business district will avail themselves of thu prtvilcKe durmu the noon hour. The thame of thin historic observ ance is Tlic Seven Last Words of Christ." Pastors tukuiR part will be Kev. CI. V. V. BoLstcr, Captain Mara bclle tuirUy. Kev. H E. Knl. Rev. K. H. Prentice, lie v. Hully Jurvis and Hev. J. B. Coan. The public is cor dially invited to thu Good Friday observance. Amusements LIBERTY - Pal niirhts - "Double Alibi" with Wayne Morris and Mar Karet Lindsay, and aerial "Ihc Orc Kon Trail." CAPITOU-Today "Riffles" with David Niven and Olivia DcHaviU land. TOWER -Tonight-Paul Muni in "We Are not Alone" and "Blnndic on a Bmlm't" with Penny Singleton, plus, on the stage "Spring Fashion Parade." IJniirriiil P i c I ti r e NEWS CARTOON SPORTSCOPE "THE OREGON TRAIL" Opens Tonight! CARTOON NOVELTY OLSEN'S BAND Fanta Veterans of Foreign Wars post and auxiliaries will meet March 30 at Bonneville, at 8 o'clock, with De partment Commander John Schum, and DeparUia?nt President Mrs. Betty Ham re us In attendance. Dis trict Commander and President Mr. and Mrs. Francis Gates request as la rye a group as possible to make the trip from the local pit and auxil iary. ITie V. r. W. auxiliary No. 1643, wdl hold their rexular meeting and in initiation Monday, March 25, at 7.30 o cluck in bather hall. SOCIAL CAlJtffDAB Tonight 6 15 p. in., R. N. A. juvonile. drill practice. Sat her hall. 6 30 p. m.. A. A. U. W.. Pine Tav ern, open meeting, address on "Propaganda,' by Palmer Hoyt. Friday 7 30 p. m., Itebckah lode, I. O. O. F. hall. j 8:00 p. m.. Junior women's club. Mrs. Pierce Beach, 615 Ogdcn, host ess. Armw points and scrapers used by Woodland Indians not long before arrival of white men have been found In the Hudson Valley region, New York. HIS STATURE GROWS mms JANE BRYAN FLORA ROBSON . RAYMOND SEVERN UNA O'CONNOR PLUS SAVE YOUR LAUGHS t JBUMSTEAD w Si" i QsL LAKE leir, $IMM$ 4 VV esiCMMM rVy h.HAYWORTH ykJ ncmr. On Our Stage "Spring Fashion Parade" 35 Models 35 ' SEE YOUR FAVORITE MODEL DISPLAY ' THE LATEST SPRING AND SUMMER FASHIONS SPONSORED BY ALL OF BEND'S LADIES APPAREL SHOPS! Royal Neighbors Have Anniversary Parties The 45th anniversary of the found ing of the Royal Neighbors of Amer ica, and the 22nd anniversary of the juveniles of the lodge, was cele brated Monday evening, with the adult lodge In charge, and the ju veniles as guests uf lamur. The juveniles were presented with $5 from the UxJe, and $5 from the Evergreen circle during the evening, and a mother-daughter quiz waa held, hi which Uie daughters won. Roberta Hudson of the daughters' team, posted a perfect score. A birthday cake was cut by the oldest member of the adult lodge, and tha youngest member of the Juveniles. Entertainment committee were Mrs. Luther Miles and Mrs. Walter Wise. Refreshment committee were Mrs. Joseph Hahn. Mrs. Ed ward Krejci, Mrs. Maurice Hoover, Mrs. R. L. Winters, Mrs. Martin us Anderson, Mrs. Leo Hollenbeck. Next meeting of the lodge will be April 1, at which time there will be an initiation of candidates. Engagement Is Told At Luncheon Party Announonnrnt y made at a i luncheon party in the Pine Tavern lait Saturday, of the engagement of Mm Elinor Heinz, of Bend, to Joe O. Lammi, aUo of thia city. Miae Heini ia the daughter of Mr. and Mr. Will Heinz, of Canbv. For the Da.it three yearn ahe haa taught at Ken wood school. Lam ml is a ranger with i (he U. S. forest service. 1 CupsU at the party were Miss Jean Sim. MLsa Lenora Messier. MiM Lois Porlerfirld. Mt Hr-len Hall, Miss Iuuie Arney, Miss MarriMU Jones, Mrs. Elizabeth Jones, Miss Irene Dart. Miss Grace Linn, Miss Mary Monk, Miss Ruth Beailey, Miss Mrie Brusterhoua, Mrs. Will Heinz, and the guest of honor. The wedding is expected to take place early in June. - Handkerchief Shower Honors Mrs. Armstrong Mrs. G A. Armstrong was honored last Sunday on the occasion of her birthday anniversary, with a surprise 1 handkerchief shower, given by the United Spanish War Veterans auxil- iary. Refreshments were served and Karnes played, prizes being won by Mrs, A. D. Neil. Mrs. G. A. Arm strong, and Mrs. William S. Maxey. Those present were Mrs. R. L. Henry, Mrs. A. D. McNeil, Mrs. Wil liam S. Maxey. Mrs. Addie Triplet!, Mrs. M Coleman, Mrs. Emma Woods. Mrs. Marion Dubuis, Mrs. George Enckson, Mrs. Charles Haines, and the guest of honor. Christian Endeavor of the First Christian church, will have an Easter sunrise service Easter morning on Overturf butte. Following the service, breakfast will be served at the home of Mus Betty Corliss, 1405 Lexing ton. All who wish to attend are re quested to be at the church at 5:30 o'clock Sunday morning. , Re be kalis will meet tomorrow evening in the Odd Fellows hall, with the following committee in charge of refreshments: Mrs. Ethan InnLs. Mrs. Albert Johnson, Mrs. Carl Johnson. Mrs. Leo Helbig, M.rs. Florence Allen, Mrs. Ina Cram, and Mrs. N. R. Gil bert. Vernon Stevenson, employe of The Shevlin-Hixon Company, and Mrs. Pearl Henderson, both of Bend, were married Saturday evening in Cald well, Ida. Mrs. Stevenson is con nected with the management of iht Central Oregon Appliance Company here. The couple will make their home in Boyd Acres. The newly -organized junior wom en's club will hold its second meet ing tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock in the home of Mrs. Pierce Beach, pres ident, 615 Ogden. The club is spon sored by the Bend Women's Civic league, and was organized under the direction of Mrs. C. L. Allen. Last Time Today WITH THE YEARSl WeAie Not Alone FOR THE NEWEST BMINST0RM!, ii UNTIL YOU'VE SEEK ft j M 63 Years of Successful Refrigeration Manufacturing! O Five Year Guarantee O Hermetically Sealed Unit O All Steel Box O Quiet Operation' O Complete Line O Easy Terms Bond & Minnesota Free Delivery Within 100 Miles Enajfement of Miss McKeynoIds Announced Miss Dorothy Jane McReynolds, daughter of Guy McReynolds. an nounced her engagement to Wayne M. Metz, son of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Metz, at a luncheon party in her home Wednesday. The wedding date has been set for August 28. Guests at the party were Miss Be mice Washburn, Miss Geraldinc Sexton, Miss Mary Lou Symons, Miss Betty Jean DeArmond, and Miss Helen Angell. Each girl was given a boutonniere of sweet peas and vio lets, containing the announcement of Miss McReynolds engagement, and the centerpiece was a Urge bouton niere. Both Miss McReynolds and Metz are natives of Bend, and both were graduated from the local high school. Miss McReynolds attended Reed col lege in Portland for one year. EASTER SUGGESTIONS! Boxed Candy Scciep Winstcl 858 Wall Street Egg Dyes nd O1 Transfers 3 for ..... eC Favor. , IUC NewWrisLy Antique Cologne - OV Evening in Paris OtJ Eattor Sets from 7t asasSMssslaMsaUUaBaaaiysaMsBsMsMs so 6 Cubic Games and Reading Are Rebekah Meeting Feature Mrs. Ernest Nelson gave a reading, and games were played at the Tues day meeting of the Past Noble Grands of the Rebekah lodge. On the entertainment committee were Mrs. Nelson and Mrs. Nary Kettleson. and the refreshment committee were Mrs. Fred Van Ma ire and Mrs. M. B. Smith. Next meeting of the group will be Tuesday. April 16, in the I. O. O. F. hall, and for that occasion the re freshment committee will be Mrs. Paul Crocker and Mrs. N. R. Gilbert, and the entertainment committee is to be Mrs. Lincoln Ned row, and Miss Ada Newby. The young people of the First Christian church will have a social get-together in the church annex, following the evangelistic service Friday, March 22. 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