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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 21, 1945)
THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, NOV. 21. 1945 Local News TEMPERA TVKE Maximum ytwtafday, t degreec liiUaayra btst lUt, If Uereea, : ' TODAY'S WEATHEB Temperature: 11 pan. yesterday, 21 decrees; 11 today, 34 de cree, parameter (reduced to tea level )s m uwaee; is eaa., O0 lockea, aetativc humid ity: W P-"V, W per cent; 10 jjv, 63 per cent. Velocity of wind; U njn, 4 aallea; 18 Mu, 6 miles. Pre vaillnf direction of wind: south east. ,---.'. Gordon X Olson, TM lc in the navy, . ha been honorably dis charged at the Shoemaker, Calif, base, it was reported from there today. Olson lives at 1545 West Fifth street ituBcnd. Mrs. 4. L. Van Hulfel in charge pf a proposed Christmas program for the Bend Moose lodge, today asked that all children of Moose or the auxiliary willing to partici pate in the event report at the lodge hall Saturday at 2 p.m. A celebration of Holy Commun ion in observance of Thanksgiving day will be held at Trinity Episcop al church at 8 a.m. tomorrow, the Rev. George Bolster announced today. Mrs. Ted Metcalfe is in Portland visiting her father, George Ens ton, who is a patient at Coffey Memorial clinic Wayne Houston of the Brothers community is in Bend today on business. Abe Hackeman of Brothers is a' Bend visitor today.' Mrs. L. A. Phelps of the Sil houette shop is on a buying' trip to Portland and Seattle. - Mri E. Kay left today for Klam ath Falls to spend the holiday week-end visiting Mrs. Adeline Hauck. Mr. and Mrc 1 r rv...i. - - ' aTW, kiiu daughter, Dolores Ann, arrived to- oy iotj tne Danes to spend 'thanksgiving with mm t--,..;..' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Waiter De- oucra oi tioraoo. Fine? I titKnt in j,llMk - -- - - ' " vituivil I1I111UUUC es a Thanksgiving Day service at 10:30 a-rn. on Thursday. AH mem bers and friends are Invited to attend. . - . Ensffrn T-Aln V TWu.iw.Bu ... Of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Devereaux, 144 Irving avenue, Berd, was dis charged Irnm tho point, system on Nov. 17, at the "i navai aismct headquarters in Seattle,, Wash. v Mrs. John Thalman and son, . . . J . Ui t tUl after spending two weeks visiting local fripnria anH m! i.i.. ,1-,. . ... . ..J. u3i Thalman is the daughter of Mr. im mis. a. nae. Mrs. Sherman M. Dearth and daughter, Michelle;, returned Tues- uuy nam wasmngton, u. C, where they spent the past seven months. Thpv warn mot at nUn Dalles by Mrs. Dearth's parents mr. ana airs, w. u. tsurreil. Sher man, a joeman third class in the navv. is starinnpri in tho panliol city with the communication de partment. Capt. and Mrs.' Karl E. Weisser are here from Yuma, Ariz., for an extended visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. 3. F. Weisser, 1024 Columbia. Capt. Weisser recent ly returned ;rom overseas, and is now on terminal leave. The Rebekah lodge will hold a regular meeting at 8 p.m. Friday PAGE FtYE in the I. O. O. F. hall, officers an nounced today. On the refresh' ment committee will- be Mrs. Grant Salisbury, Mrs. M. B. Smith, Mrs. Leslie Chapman, Miss Doro thy Powell and Mrs. Talley. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dillon and his nephew, Kenneth Dillon, are in Bend from Oakland, Calif., to spend the Thanksgiving week-end with Mrs. Dillon's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hensley, Route 2. H. E. Baugh of the Great North ern railway, was a Bend business caller today from Klamath Fails.' Mr. and Mrs. C- R. Harney of the Cres Dell lodge, last night were Pilot Butte inn guests. Ernest J. Royster and mother of Prineville, were here today visit ing friends and shopping. Mrs. F. W. Triska and daughter of Burns, were in Bend today visit ing friends. Mrs. Richard Evans. 604 River side drive, has returned from a two-day trip to Portland. Mr. and Mrs, C. A. Bradley and Alfred S. Wolfe, of Portland, were Bend callers today. Bradley and wolie represent the veterans" administration. Harold Gustafson, ranger of the Sisters district, was here today in conference with officials of the Deschutes national forest. George Cleveland has been transferred from the forest serv ice at Wellston, Mich., to the Sis ters ranger district where he will be attached to the timber sales division. Miss Lois Brant, teacher at the Allen school, left here today to spend Thanksgiving holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Brant, in Yoncalla. Zola McDougall, dean' of girls In the Bend high school, left here today to spend the Thanksgiving holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. henry McDougall, at Yoncal- la. . Miss McDougall planned to. auena u;f fugit tcsuui press wtt j terence sponsored by the U ni vers j ity ot Oregon school of journalism in tuaeiie on Saturday. . Kcpre j sentauves from the local high j school to this conference are Allen i West and. Ruby Maimstrqm. . Lt. and Mrs. Harold Hoyt and Miss Irma Klinghammer plan to spend Thanksgiving holidays in La Grande. Miss Wilma Jacobson of the Bend high school faculty plans to leave here tomorrow to spend the holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Jacobson, and her brother, Lt. Bert Jacobson, in Eu gene. Lt. Jacobson is expected nome from the European area after three years with the army engineers in Iran and Europe. . M. Ray Cooper was in bisters : today on business. -Mr. and Mrs. Don Broughton I returned yesterday to The Dalies, j after visiting here at the home j of Mrs. Hattie M. Dysart and son, Joe. Ane uroughtons were here to attend the wedding of Miss Gloria Scharf and Frank Dysart, Monday afternoon. Members of the Pine Forest grange will hold their annual Thanksgiving dinner at 8 p.m. to morrow in the grange hall, it has been announced by officers of the organization. Dancing will follow; the dinner. All members of the grange and their friends are in-i vited to attend. ; Cancellation of the dinner meet-' ing of the Soroptimist club, orig-i inaily scheduled for tonight In; the Pine Tavern, was announced today by officers. . Sgt. and Mrs. John Casey, for mer Bend resident's, are expected today from Portland to spend the weekend as guests of Jim O'Neal. Sgt- Casey U a veteran of overseas service in the Alsu, tians and .the European theater. Mr. and Mrs. . Ward Ferrell oi uaieway were Bend visitors j yesterday. . . . . , j Lt. Walter N. Perry, son Of Mr. j and Mrs. Aubrey Perry, left to-i oay lor ump ceH, va., wnere he expects to be assigned to over-j seas duty. He was accompanied as ' far as The Dalles by his wife and 1 infant daughter, and his father.' Mrs. perry, formerly Doris tia mon, will return to make her nome in Sisters with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Biain Gamon. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Long balla made a trip to Corvallis to day. Their daughter, Kay, a stu dent at Oregon State college, will accompany them home to spend the weekend, j, 8, Bear is expected back to night from a business trip to Port land. Patricia and Thomas Dugan are expected to arrive tonight from Portland to spend the holi day week-end with their grand mother, Mrs. Hugh Dugan, Sr. Mrs. Chris Nicer is absent from the Silhouette, shop due to illness. She returned Saturday from Texas, where she spent six weeks visiting relatives. Leo Burns and Pete O'Neal were Bend visitors yesterday from Madras. 1 Two boys were born yesterday at the St. Charles hospital. Par ents are Mr. and Mrs. Paul Chris topherson, 514 Delaware, and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Fore, Redmond. Jake Setteimeyer is a Bend vis itor today from Brothers. Harold J.. Nelson, field repre sentative for the social security THANKSGIVING DAY, Thursday, No vember 22nd, it a day for Celetjration, Fun, and Relaxation You'll enjoy all three if you see the GREAT SHOWS we've planned as a climax to your THANKSGIVING HOLI DAY. The performances will be ' continuous from I to 1 1 P. M. at both tho CAPITOL and TOWER. Bring Your- Famlly For A Joious Good Tune t Together! THANKSGIVING DAY, Thursday, No vember 22nd, is a day for Celebration, Eun, and Relaxation You'll enjoy ail three if you see the GREAT SHOWS we've planned as a climax to vour THANKSGIVING HOLI DAY. The performances will be continuoui from Ho 1 1 P. M. at both the CAPITOL and TOWER, TUAWife.filViNG DAY L! " . IfSFUN!1 IT'S SONG1. 20 Piece All Girl Glamour Band Featuring the am ourette Quartette - A Sea the f"u Cr0' II Quartette 9' -! II sU). They vote for hel 1 Guy with the Bow T.e PLAN TO VISIT AN AFTERNOON SHOW PLEASE! . . .'..nmc cr OPENS FIRST TIME ON THE JgYBOARD F,VE KSSiX o F,ORVTO CARovAJlN RAY NOBLE HENRY K N AN w" xviKift TOGETHER FOR THE FIRST TImc ill 10 Wll 17711'"' '"V 1 .... Avthm 1 1 II 'K .ondoo-vvoo... 1 llL0bl (iat i - " ALSO ADDED 1 . UL LATE NEWS' NOVELTY THANKSGIVING DAY ,I?MORRoyy -.HHIUyyj I TO I) P. M. j 0 WONDERFUL STARS """ - - FIIMEO IN GLORIOUS TEHNICOLOP fstorics: 1000 lJl,forJf'ullc Thrills' . A SAGA OF Tirrtn SACRIFICE aad BRAVchyj medanngoltlm, nn win W;i. - tho!, ii.. J! w5 board, was It) Send yesterday on' his monthly visit, which was Stepped up two dsya to avoid cgn Uict with "rhankxgivins. Ht wil return Dec. 30, when he will tc available ia room 210, courthouse. His Bend trip are scheduled or tne tnira i tiursaay each month. Choir and orchestra, practice of the Methodist church originally scheduled for tomorrow will ot held on Friday, at the same hours, Rev. Robert Mclivenna has an nounced. The date was changed because of the Thanksgiving hoii- Clearance sale, velvet and felt hats. Mrs, A. Ballantyne, 44? Newport. Adv. . .. NOTICE I-W.A. Members BrooksScanlon Plant you are urged to attend your unit meeting this evening, December ?l. , Adv. CARD Of THANKS We are more thankful than we can say to all who have so kindly stood by us and befriended us In, this, our darkest hour. Including Mr. Tobias and the singers and especially very, very deeply grate ful to Mr. Lintz and the men of the Camp Abbott fire department who so graciously showed their faithfulness and loyalty to the comrade who loved them ail. Mrs. Charlie Walker, Mr. and Mrs. Ca,lvin Walker and children, Mr. and Mrs. Hay Casteel and children. 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At this fims ctf ye we vSib K thBk kU of ouf loyl fr iadt od th u,drmaiM.gcM in Soiian J-Wa . Dry Csetaitig &nd hftvc compit ntcnted ut with their patroaftee We look forward to serriftfj yua with finer Siaitaot dry CHARITY BALL TONIGHT Final nlans harf h&em maria today for the annual charity baH to be held tonight In the Elks hall fnr mpmr-UirQ nf iha Wnn onA their ladies. The Bulletin incor- yeciiy statea in 'i-uesdays paper that the affair would be held qsi Thursday. SAtJITONE 2-WAY DRY CLEANING METHOD m piut in, '' ' SuiiwctsV STEM BEADS 1EGIQST Chicago, Nov. 21 (tPi John Steiie, former governor of Illinois, today was elected national com mander 04 the, American Legion. City Cleaners & Dyers 1032 Wall Phone 244 Marion Cady Sam SeoH I "Erv1 Soys I TRINITY LUTHERAN Thanksgiving Day Servicts' 11:00 A.U. Federal sad Galveston ADDED ATTRACTION! CARTOON.: SPADE COOLEY'S - . 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