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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 21, 1941)
THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND. OREGON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1941 PAGE FIVE Local News TODAY'S UKATIIKH TrmMraliirv: 10 p. in., m oV rrn It) a. in., .K ilnirm, Ba nmielcr I reduced lo w-a level): III n. ilk, iin..m ini'iim; 10 a. m., .ie.Nl ini'limt. Itelatlv liuinlillly: lit n. m Ail prr will; lit a. in., M pr mil. Velocity of vtluil: 10 p. m., a nil If; III a. in., 9 mile. Prevailing dlnt'llon of w lnil: Koulhweat 'till' I lr ml Itcbckiih IimIkp will Imlil a public pinochle imrly at H p. m. Saturday, Nuv. 21, In ihr . O. CI. K. ti-itiU Mr ml Mn. C. V. Wiinirhck mid rlillcliiMi, Iiuuiimr ami Vino rill, If f I SVi-diimiliiy In icnd thu mm in Strike Up the Band! Haie conn hsppi- mm ,.lnt ntny medley ot ro. f. "V raance and : ' fhvlhml JK IINC CKOSIT . 1 MAIY MARTIN M Biitn DONIEVI A w v a. a. m Y. N V"T ROCIfSTII A-"" rn I ,,"" tml Tomorrow lam 'I MWa II! iSW?T3i!l M, 1.1ft M.llnw H.nS.f Thundering Stampcdi '-..7. Of 'i THRILLS! ICIQD! rriiuilndcr o( I ho week In Svultlo and Hremrttnii, Waah. At Bremer- lon Ihry will loin the real of the lanniy In celebrating (he SOth wrdillnu anniversary of Mra. Wanlchek'e parent, Mr. and Mra. W. ('. Smith. Present will ha all four ol ihr Smith children and fnnr grandchildren. Kusaell I). Davis, manager of the lleml employment office, Ml thla morning for Klamnlh Falls, whnra ha will attend iin employ-mc-iit mii vice training conference of eastern Oregon employment nlllii' manager. Held by I ha state hoard of vocational education, the cotifrrrnrt' will lie directed hy Winston l. Purvlnr. Ihniir Taylor, student ut Ore Kon Hlalr rnlli-Ko, nriivcd Wrd iirwliiy ivpnln frnm rnrvnllla to M-iid Iho ThHiikiiiilvInK wrrknd wild hla mnthi-r, Mra. C. C. Tay lor. Mra. H I) Mxiri und (Inuglitrr, Kva, rrlurni'd yrati-rduy from a ahort hualni-M trip In Portland Thry wi-r MiTonip.inlcd hy Mra I Mooir'a niolhrr, Mra K. Roche, hi-r alnfir, Mlaa Jiwphlnn Koi'h, and hrr dnutrlilri, Mlna Mary Kllirrlni Mnorv, who altcnda aihiKil In I'nrllond. Holn D. : Moon-, Jr . returned Wrdnriidny (mm lh Unlvi mlly of (lrrK"ti, to ild I hi- holiday work end In bend. Mr. and Mra. Wlltrrd Bur(paa, of Iinhlrr, at In llpnd over thr : l"hanktlvlnn holl.tuya with hvr paii-iita. Mr. and Mra. F. N. Van M(rr Mra Hurieaa la thr lornvr Mloa Mariiarrl Van M.llrr. Mlaa (.nur lrpalon li-lt on thr Kliik'i' yexlrrday (lernicii to rnd thr wrrkrnd vlaltlnK with Irirnd In I ' tl.atul Mr. and Mm. W. C. KU'lrhcr ami diiiiKhlrr. fhinnu. of Kujenr. Irft tmliiy aflrr apendlnir Thanka aivln Jay In Hrnd with hla amlrr and f.imily, Mr. and Mra. Harry lialtlry. and with hla mother, Mra. A. W. Ka tehrr. Mra. Mary K. Walkrr. lirnd rraldrnt who haa tirrn In flood Sa marltan hoapltal In Portland n rovrrtnK from a fractured rollai hnna, It'll the hnapltal Wrdncadny, amirdlnit lo wonl rm-lvrd hen Mra. Wiilkrr wna Injurad In an automodlla arctdrnt arvcral werka Mm Maritarrt Ireland. IVml hltih achiNil teiic her. ta api-mllnK Ihr weekrnd with her mother In t'ortlund. W.ildn Knti Ikln. aon of Mr. ami . Mra. I). W. Kntrlkln. la In llettd for the week end w ith hla (Mrrnla. Wnliln la win klni! In St-altlr. Mr. and Mra. Onritr lrakr. ol ln Ank'elea. wilt leave today alter j ciHllliii aeverul daya In hend ; with hla hrother and family, Mr. , and Mra. J. IL Prnke. Craig C'oyraT. Jr. atudent al Wlllametle unlvertlty. I homr for Ihr Thankaptvlni; holld.iya with , hla iwrenta, Mr. and Mil. W. C. C'nyner. Wilbur Kelicry ajK-nt Thankarlv Ing day vlalllnjt with frlenda and rrlailvea In Koaall and Condon. ' Mlaa Johanna Stenkamp. tu dmf al M.u ylhurat eollrun In Port land, la In bend ovrr thu week rnd with her parrnta, Mr. and Mra. Jnvph Stenkamp. ' STRANGE VOYAGER HORUONTAt, IMan wallowed by whale , What It a 12 fruit. 13 Syrian city. 14 Foot pound (abbr.). 15 Note of Kale. It Carle blanche (abbr). 17 Paid (abbr). )( A dandy, SOChlneae measure. Jl Embrace. UEKift U Irtland A (abbr.). 1 14 Beverage. 2) Footprints. 'it Chronicle. 31 Tuesday (ubbr.). 33 He sailed out In a . 33 Feudal vascit. 34 Supposing. 3f Upon. '37 Withered. Aaswsr ( PrtvtetM Patale 0 ?. WE 'iorTr1lA'Lli?ErT7'' 33 Troops. 33 Exclamation of dismay. 40 Bill of fare. 42 Irish breed of raltle. ' 44 L'hinose lodge. 4 Medical lultlx. 4 Barrier. 4Q Animal skin. 30 Far East. 53 Death. 93 Genus of rodents. 54 Nickname for Thomas. SB Over (poet.). S3 Affirmative answer. 60 He was sailing In the sea. VtKTICAL 1 Palestine port. 2 Seasonable. 3 Notary Public (abbr.). 4 Everything. B Pain In head. Working parts of a machine. 7 Sapwood. Nickname fur Melvln. Military police (abbr.). 10 Coming toward. 11 Fraternity. 10 By. 21 Nickname for Harold. 2 Adopt. 27 Church (Scottish). 23 Kwif uiesa . 20 Warning. 30 Sanctum. 31 Savage's drum 3t Musical composition. 41 Din. 43 Kodent. 49 SsnskritIO language. 47 Against. 49 Leafy plant M Beverage. S2 Child. 83 Goddess (Roman). 54 Jsparwse coin. 57 Myself. 98 Either. i I jT" T y "J-" ( ir :ajit, JL is w Z Jl hi IT jT si J7 J5 35 35" 41 '""4l' J "44 4?" If' Jl Quilted Robes ARE MILADY'S FAVORITE GIFT $7.95 Wrap-around ilyles. made of lovely rayon In both large and small floral designs . . . with lining to match. Other robos in chenille or brushed rayon. Wrap-around or tipper stylos in pastels and darker shados. Siies 12 to 20. $4.25 to $7.95 ' KamemlieT A Gift Front ltATII'S la Sure to r lease! Use Our Luyaway Plan! RATH'S "For Style end Economy" 831 WaH Street Mr. and Mra. ('.. M Bi lccs have left for Hjikrrifleld. Calif . where they wrrr called by the Illness of her mother. (hind town Kucat at family reunion dinner held Thanksgiving day at thr J. A. Fountain home wrrr Mr. and Mra. J. M. Jean and lour children, of Kuccnr. From Bend wrrr Mr. and Mm. HiiKh Fountain. Mr. ond Mra. W. V. Ornal and children and Mr. and Mra. LrtKh Irvine. Mlaa Helen Hnrtrum left Wed nrsday for Portland, wh re sho la spending the ThankaKivIng holi days. Maurice Murphy, Phil Coyner and Iron Itrvrrraux are among Hrnd students at Oregon State cot lege spending thr holidays In liend with thnr parrnta. Mr. nd Mra. E. E. Austin, of Klamath Fulls, spent Thanksgiv ing in Ilcnd at thr homr of Mr. and Mra. Nrd llowland. Mlaa lona Kohison. of Prlne villa, was in bend this moming. transacting business Mi-. M. E. IVarl. of A-attle; and Mlaa Mary Ellen Itunge. who la working In Portland, arrived In fiend last night to spend thr week end al Ihr home of Mrs. Stella I 'carl Kungr. I Miaa Esther Emery is aprndinu the Thanksgiving week-end with , her aistrr, at hrr home near Nam pa. Idaho. . , Andrew Cm-Icy. Orrgon Stair collrgr atud-nt whose home la near Kcckville. In koutheastern Orrgon. ie spending ihr Thanks giving holidays In Bond with rel atives. Mr. and Mra. H. B. Dyer. : and Mr. and Mrs. John Snyder and families. Lieut. Vernon Huegler loft this morning lor MeChord field. Wash ington, after spending Thanksgiv ing in Hend with hia parents. Mr. and Mrs. C A. Hueglrr. Mr. and Mrs. K. P. Urosterhoua, of Klamath Falls, wrrr in Bend yeslrrdny. They formerly lived here. .' Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Price were , irglslered last night at thr Pilot , Huite Inn. Pnce is operator of the Crater lake resort, i Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wise, of , Boise, Ida., and Dr. and Mrs. R. S. ' Ketchum and daughter, Diane, of ; Redmond, spent Thanksgiving In ( Ik-nd with Dr. and Mrs. R. D. ' Ketchum. ! Richard Ertlr, who is rmployed , in Si'attlr, is in Bend lor the week end with his mother. Mrs. Mar i Jorle Ertle. COLD WEATHER f 9 m vomiort- i I Beautv- Better COATS Fur Trimmed 4) Plain Styloj Finest quality dress coats and an assortment that; will plrasr every taarr. Catm-ra hair cloth. RutaJii wimiIs, .luillards. Fnrst msn wools. Guarauli-eil linings. And ... all al last yrar'a low pricea! J22.75toJ69.50 THE PEOPLE'S STORE , First National Bank Bldq. Jack ltnrlk-lt, stale director of the public works reserve, was In Hrnd today conferring with local officials. HanU-tt, whose head quarters are in Portland, Is a for mer realikrnt ol Redmond. Promotion of Second I. leut. Har old lli lser to first lieutenant has tsen announcud from i-ort Lew,a, Wash., where Helw-r la a mem ber of the staff of Co. I. Enlistment of John L. Hender son, aon of Mrs. Mary Moye, Bend, In the naval reserve has been an nounced from Portland. Mr. and Mis. A. C. Goodrich and daughters, Crrtchvn and Rachel, are apending the Thankaglving weekend visiting with relatives In McMinnvlllr. N'eal Spencer, stud nt at Ore gon State college, Is home for the holidays with hi parents, Mr. and Mr. C. H. Spencer. Mr. and Mrs. (kmrge Herman, of 'Pie Dalles, are spending the week-end In Bend at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mr. H. 11. Duckworth. Dr. J. W. Thorn, Bend physician who la vacationing In California, la having "a fine trip so far," and hopes to return to Bend within the next few weeks, according to word received here. Miss Joan Vandc-vert, who is at tending the University of Portland nurara training school, la spend ing the vocation days In Bend with hrr parema. Dr. and Mrs. J. C. Vandevert. Mr. and Mrs. William Clark, of Shevlln, were In this city yester-1 day, as Thanksgiving guests of . Mra. Bertha Hethorn. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hodge have returned to Bend from a week's trip through California. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Reed, of Portland, are spending the week end in Bend a guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Cusick. Reed and Cuaick will spend part of the time duck hunting in Klamath county. Mr. and Mia. H. C. Ormiselon, of Eugene, left for their home thi morning after apending Thanks giving day In Hend with relative. Mis. W. L. Smalley, of Madras, was In Bend this morning on a shopping trip. Desmond Curie, Pat Metke and Pat Cashman, all atudent at the University of Portland, are spend ing the Thanksgiving holidays In Bend with their parents. With them returned Jack Thatcher, who ia attending the Columbia preparatory school. Hal Byers, member of the staff of station KVY1I. In Albany, is spending the week-end in Bend, accompanied by Mr. Byers. I Supervisor Ralph W. Crawford I of the Deschutes national forest and R. P. Bottcher. memoer of the ! headquarters staff, -were in the .Oik-ll lake country today, confer- ring with J. R. Bruckhart. Willam :ette national forest supervisor. .Mr. anu Airs. j. Jensen ana Mrs. Louie White, ol Portland, are visiting in Bend with Mrs. Jen sen's sister, Mrs. R. J. Ilafstad. Jeff Kellogg, of Eugene, is vis iting in Bend over the Thanksgiv ing holidays at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Hirtzel. Kellogg Is a brother of Mrs. Hirtzel. Mrs. Virgil Hill and daughter, Patricia Sue. and Mrs. Earl Moore head and daughter, Freida, of Gil- j Christ, were in Bend today on a ; shopping trip. I John D. ("Doc") Slushrr. of i Dufur, spent Thanksgiving day J in Bend yesterday with his aunt, I Mrs. Hugh Mulkins. Doc is on his way back to the Hawaiian Islands, ! where he is stationed at Schofield barracks with the Third engi neers. He Is returning to his work alter a 90-day furlough In the United States. Myrle Murry and H. D. Innis I returned this morning from On tario, where they each bagged the 1 two-day limit In pheasants. I Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Gaines are spending the holidays in Bend as guest of Mr. and Mrs. George 1 Ludowitz. The Gaines are former residents of this city. , Dr. and Mrs. R. W. Hendershott i have left for Portland, where Ihey are spending the week-end. WfTLE 7N PIAC TO TRADE Timely Items for Fall & Winter! Old Jack Frost it painting hit way around . . . end of course you'll want to get out and enjoy the winter teeton. WehVl have every thing you'H need to deep you warm. Her are just few timely suggestions. Children's Snow Suits Keep the children outside . . seep them warm! These snow tuitt m brown, green, rote, aavy, Wot tom blue aee just the thing. Siiet I to 6. but A -a i-r $5.95 SEE OUR WINDOWS FOR COLORFUL IDEAS FOR CHRISTMAS USE OUR LAY AWAY PLAN . . . ' "HIS" AND "HER" TOWELS A grft anybody will adore. Heavy towels with qa ' "Hit" or "Hen" embroidered in contrasting col- T '0 ort. Color combinations ot blue, pint, gold, green, maize end others. $2.98 Women's Galoshes You'll need snug fitting galoshes for this weather. Made by l'. S. they automatically hug the ankle. Care fully constructed. White end Bled $ Lyrii Gaytees 1.98 IIP EanserT Gloves For Winter Fee roM weather wear . . . Hansel dovea . . . Juat In. Famous for quality, warmth and wear. Your choice of wool or combination wool and leather. Bed and White WOOL GLOVES $1.49 Leather Fare FUR MITTENS ..SI. 98 Red. White and Blue WOOL GLOVES $T. 00 CHILD'S MITTS ..59c Children's 2-Snap Galoshes, 7-3's $1.10 Children's 3-Snap Whites, 7-11yVs $1.49 Buckaroo GAYTEE BOOTS $2.98 Ail Rubber That Puils Over the Shoe SALE! OF YOUR FAVORITE SILK HOSIERY NoMend pair Slightly Irregulars, but regular " ly seWntT for tl .33. They're No ll Mends, the hosiery fainoaa for wear aaa leng-Ilfa, Harry, they J are really rotng fast at this sen- satlonally lew prtee. Dance at Tumalo Saturday nirht. Hot music hv the Rln Notes. Modern and oid time mu-1 Ackley sic. Adv. 141143c w?s- Pomona, Mrs. Ida Olausen; Flora. Mrs. Daisy Smith; lady assistant steward, Ms. Ben Graffenberger; musician, Mrs. Clarence Harvey; executive committee, Mrs. Eugene Alex Walters and r . W. ! Rcbckah pinochle partv. Satur-1 fiirl&nt Fnrn day, Nov. 22, 1. O. O. K. hall. Pub- -Uf II lie invited. Price 25c plus tax. I y JQ7 IJiirinri . ... Adv. 141142p Grange Hall Grange Hall, Nov. 21 t Special 1 Eastern Star grange officers met at the hall Monday evening to practice their seating drill and : degree work. They are preparing ! Potato Harvest Redmond. Nov. 21 High school j students who worked during the' one week vacation when Redmond high school dismissed for the potato harvest earned a total of S2.397.04. Principal Edgar R. Means has computed. This sum Official Records LICENSES ISSUED The state liquor commission ' sued the following beer licenses, from applications approved by the Deschutes county court: Walter! B. Hickok, of Terrebonne, class B; William A. Rahn, of Millican, class C. Army band music by recording j is mow available for R. O. T. C. I units In colleges and universities i to use in drill. ightCouqiis ue to colds . . . eased .without "dosing". IS f?tJJ:I.fH.H:f-rH:U:Hll.rP?l to initiate a class of 12 members. ' was earned by 166 students. I Miss Ester Davidson became the Of this number 130 were en-, bride of Walter Moye In Payette. gaged in picking potatoes or other I Idaho, last week. They returned j Jobs actually connected wiith the j i from Idaho Friday. Nov. 16, and potato harvest. These students I I will make their home In Bend. I earner $1,980.34. Thirty students Eastern Star grange elected the following officers at their last I meeting: master, Paul Brandon: overseer, E. It. Young; lecturer. Mi's. R. I. Hamby; steward, Bern ard Pedersen: assistant steward, Now Is The Time TO PAINT Phone 506 George Barr Your Homes, Porches, Interiors Let Vn Give You An Ka Urns to! -Newest Wallpaper Samples vho are regularly employed at part-time Jobs earned $416.70 dur ing the wee4t's. vacation, to com plete the total. Students who worked on their own family farms during the James Harvey; chaplain, Mrs. F. I week were asked to compute W. Wells; treasurer, Mrs. John i their earnings on the basis of Franks; secretary. Mrs. Alex -wages which would have been Walters; gatekeeper, Wayne Ham-1 paid out to hired labor, If they had by; Ceres, Mrs. Wayne Hamby; 1 been attending school. HDANCE Saturday, November 22nd Pine Forest Grange Hall Bend Spoiuored By BENO EAGLES LODGE end PINE FOREST GRANGE ORIS WHITE'S ORCHESTRA Established Frlce 30c Federal Tax 3c Total 33e Per Couple (SAL(H)SE-IIES FOR EVERY MEMBER OF THE FAMILY! All Sizes All Styles Low Prices We have an exceptionally complete stork of whiter footwear, tlet your need-jnow: Women s Galoshes .98c Two Snap Style Women's Galoshes $1.29 $1.49 up White, Brown, Black or Blue Children's Galoshes .98c Ladies' Rubbers . . .'. . . . .$1.19 Men's Rubbers .$1.25 Men's Overshoes . . . . . . . .$2.98 Four Buckle Heavy Weurhl - Get Ready For Winter Storms! THE NEW i
