WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1948
THE BEND BULLETIN,', BEND, OREGON
PAGE FIVE
Local News
BEND FORECAST '
Bend and' vicinity Fair today
and Thursday, with sonier high
cloudiness: northerly winds 18 to
18 miles an. hoiu-j high, today fijj
low tonight 23..jVt'tSi
-, . , , , Lj i !
Maximum yesterday; 159 degrees,
i Minimum last night; 27 d)vgreus.
I r i " '
, ! A regular meeting of the Reld
school PTA will be held Monday, I
Nov. US,' at 6 p.m. in the school
auditorium, '
' Hd and Mrs. Earl Zeek and
Mr. and Mrs.-P.- R; Buckingham
plan to leave tomorrow morning
lor niamaui rans, to see me loot-
ball game. !'' ' '
A regular meetlhirof the Amri
Rifle club wilt be held tomorrow
evening ai p.m.' in Norway hall.
Those, who are interested in par
ticipating in the Central Oreeon
Rifle league should be present, it
was! announced. Refreshments
will e served alter jth meeting
i i Mr. and Mrs. Friday Holmes are
i among Bend people: who plan to
'.' attend the Armistice day football
i feame In Klamath Falls. They
' will remain for the veek end, and
t ; will visit Mr. and Mrs, Bill Ham
': mer. ., , .. , ,
Among Central Oregon people
' in Bend for the' farm bureau con
vention' are ' Mr; and Mrs. 'Art
L Stevens of Culver. Stevens is a
member .of the board of directors
and Mrsa Stevens is vjqe 'president
i of the Associated Women.
Henry ' Cassidy, of Lakevlew,
sheriff ;of Lake: county, was a
business visitor in Bend today.. .
A$.pound, 7-ounce boy was
born yesterday at St.Charles hos
pital to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth R.
Phifer, "of Madras. The baby has
been named Carl Dean.
M. D. Woolley; superintendent
' of the Oregon state training
. school at Woodburn,. was a visitor
in Bend yesterday, and last night
was a guest of Georee Simerville
. at the weekly dinner meeting of
lilt? juaaiumaiers CiUO.
The V. F. W auxiliary will hold
a bazaar and food sale on Friday
, at the Pacific Power and Light
. : company office, it was announced
..today. Members who are. unable
to bring their foods or other arti
cles to. the salejnay call telephone
1663-J-for transportation.
. Marlon Savage, of Idanha, and
.Albert Wall; son of Mr. and Mrs.
George Wall, of Shevlin, were ad
mitted to St. Charles hospital yes--.
terday, John Olson, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Harvey Olson, of Bend,
were dismissed. Released to
day from the maternity ward
. were Mrs. Homer M. Damon, of
668 East Revere, i and son, and
. Mrs. Melvln E. Sparks, of Madras,
and son. " '
- r. Mr.-and Mrs. Charles R.-Walk-'
er, of Gilchrist, are parents of a
girl born Tuesday afternoon at
St. Charles hospital. The baby
weighed 8 pounds, 6 ounces, and
has been named Sherese Adele.
A girl, weighing 6 pounds, one
ounce, was born this morning at
St. Charles hospital to Mr. and
Mrs. Gorden E. Padgett, of 1135
Cumberland. Miss Margaret Morris, Bend
school librarian, has been releas
ed from Josephine general hos
pital in Grants Pass, where she
underwent an operation, It has
been learned here. She is conval
escing at her home in Cave Junc
tion, and is expected to return to
Bend after the Thanksgiving holi
days. . E. R. Jackman, Oregon State
college farm crops specialist, was
among Corvallis people here to
day for the Farm Bureau federa
tion convention.
Mrs. P. R. Buckingham, Des
chutes county school superinten
dent, was in Madras, Prinevillo
and Redmond yesterday on school
business.
Mr. arid Mrs. D. J. Maudlin and
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Maudlin
, plan to drive to Klamath Falls to-
-HOT
HASHES?
Are you going: thru the functional
'mlddle-fige' period peculiar to wom
en (38-52 yrs.)? Does this makeou
Buffer from hot flashes, feel eo ner
vous, high-strung tired? Then do try
Lytlia E. Plnkhani'a Vegetable Com
pound to relieve such symptoms!
Pink ham 8 Compound also has what
Doctors cull a stomachic tonic effect 1
LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S SSSESSS
DENTISTRY
Dr. H. E. Jackson
A. his residential office
NO, PARKIN Cj TBOBLEM
-230 Lava Road
" ; Phone 134
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VTCFLINT By MICHAEL O'MALLEY and RALPH LANE
ffrgat1 Wry. M f tell ME AtlCE DID XCvT IToVERlOOK 2422. T1 SOUNDS ITltATE TO TELL VOlT "T .
W&fMr-IM ALICE ADAMSON 4 mL5 AER SAV WHERE W A DOWNTOWN 13 LIKE A 1 f THIS. ROBIN, BUT IT'S t,
FROM DOWN IMS STREET. Ti lLc wis ? 7 V v EXCHANGE. JKj FAMILIAR I I THE NUMBER OF A SWANK '
b&iixL OR- ARCHER. REMEMBfR ME? I y- A. sSHJVASOWJO Vjijj; rrf NUMBER 1 1 6IN MILL, Wf
nMrf MRS. ARCHER 6AVE ME I'F-c,jbp ShTVV 10 m'M .VOOVl CtVB.jr
Farm Bureau
(Continued from Page 1)
er expanding, price supports
cover all commodities. i
to
1 hen, he reasoned, the. whole
ctunumy oi tne country would
prosper by continuing a program
designed to divert disaster from
miy 'large segment of society,
' . Women AIka IWi i
Meeting in conjunction with the
federation are the Associated
women, headed by Mrs. Lester
van cioKiana, oi island City. The
women's program got under way
In a session at the Pine Tavern at
9 a.m.. with Mrs. Van rtinuior,
presiding, assisted by Mrs. Art
Elevens, oi v-uiver, vice president.
At noon a luncheon meeting was
cm. ai uie lavern and the pro
gram was resumed at 2 p.m.
Heavy business of thn Mo.
tion will be conducted at general
sessions to be held Thursday
morning and afternoon. High
point of the convention will he the
annual federation banquet to be
i ' p,m inursday at the
Pilot Butte inn.
Officers of the federation an
nounced today that all sessions
of the convention are open to the
IJUUiji:. . ! . .i
The convention will rinu rs-i.
day with the final business ses-
sion set to begin at 8:45 n m
ine ooara or directors will meet
Friday afternoon. ...
morrow to attend the football
game.- . , , .
Mrs. J. p. Keyes has returned
from a vacation in Pnsari pnn Pol.
ifornia.
, Marcla Jean Is the name select
ed by Mr. and Mrs. Ottn F K ntnh
Of 1054 Mllwaukpp. fnr thoii
daughter, born this morning at
St. Charles hosDital. The hahv
weighed 7 pounds, 10 ounces.
Notice memhers TWA T
7: We have the ballots to vote on
the amendments to the Intern
ational Constitution. Request a
ballot during office hours or dur
ing unit meetings. Voting closed
Saturday, November 27th, Adv.
I- Rummage sale: Montgomery
Ward's. Sat., Nov. 13, 9:30-5:30.
Business and Professional Wom
en's club as benefit for high
school choir robes and nurse's
scholarship. Adv.
All practical nurses are urged
to attend discussion of Practical
Nurse bill at 7 d. m: Fridav. Nov
J.2, at St. Charles hospital. Adv.
V. F. W. Armistice day turkey
dinner Thursday. Nov. 11, 6:30 p.
m. V. F. W. hall. Adults $1.25,
children ages 612, 50c, youngsters
free. Free dance. - ' Adv.
WURYl HURRY!
LAST TWO DAYS
WALLPAPER
SALE
Friday and Saturday
In order to make room for our
NEW 1949 line of
Style Perfect Patterns
We are sacrificing over 12S current .
patterns NOW IN STOCK!
BUY 1 SINGLE ROLL
AT REGULAR PRICE
GET 2nd SINGLE ROLL
FOR JUST T CENT!
Come early and buy present and future require
ments at these tremendous savings. All sales
final with no returns or exchanges allowed on
any sale item. These are Close Outs.
n
! Socio Calendar
Tonight
5:45 p. m. Theta Rhp girls meet
at IOOP hall. ; v .
7:15 p. m.--Jaycee parly starts
at Elkhorn lodge,
7:30 p. m. SOS club with Mrs.
O. B. Simonis, 1242 Milwaukee.
8 p. m. Ladies of the Elk,
BPOE hall. .
8 p. m. Faculty Dames with
Mrs. Harold Carlile, porth Dalles
California highway.
8 p. m. Pythlaris' benefit card
party for choir robes, library au
ditorium. Thursday i
10 a. m Church of God mis
sionary circle, with Mrs. S. C,
Davis, 623 East Penn.
6:30 p. m. VFW Armistice day
ainner, veterans nail.
8 p. m. Eagles auxiliary,
cagies nan.
8 p. m, Bend Rifle club, Nor
way nan.
8 D. m. Bendonlan danclne
club, party and practice at 1001
tasi renn.
Friday .
12:30 D. m. WCTU with Mrs.
Len B. Fishback, 1363 Harmon.
I d. m. Ladies Golf club.
bridge luncheon at country club.
2 p. m. Friendly Neighbors
with Mrs. Loren Coleman, Blak
ley Heights.
i p. m. Bend Garden club.
with Mrs. Virgil Surfas, 223 St.
Helens.
7:30 p. m. BPW club. Elite
beauty shop.
s p. m. Meeting of practical
nurses, St, Charles hospital.
8 p. m. Young school PTA.
Young school.
8 p. m. vfw, Veterans hall.
8 p. m. Rebekah lodge. IOOF
hall.
Saturday
10 a. m. Pomona grange, Pine
Forest hail.
8 p. m. Rebekah card party,
IOOF hall.
8 p. m. Knights of Columbus.
Catholic parish hall.
RUMMAGE SALE PLANNED
The Bend Business and Profes
sional Women's club will meet
Friday, Nov. 12, at ,7:30 p.m. at
the klite beauty shoo. No meeting
will be held tonight, officers an
nounced. Plans are being made
for a rummage sale, to be held
Saturday, Nov. 13, at the Mont
gomery Ward order office. Miss
Wilma Jacobson, chairman, said
that articles for the sale may be
left at her home, 335 Portland,
Thursday, at the Elite all day Frl-
day, or at the Montgomery Ward
omce Tiuay irom a to 7; p.m.
125 Oregon Ave., Bend I'hone 21
OUR LOCAL PAINT SERVICE CENTER
Hold Meeting
Women of the Oregon Farm
Bureau federation, In Bend for
the 17th annual meeting and con
vention, heard an address by Mrs,
R. H. Reeder, of Brigham, Utah,
western regional director, at a
luncheon meeting today noon in
the Pine Tavern dining room.
More than 70 people were pres
ent, representing all parts of the
state. '
Mrs: Reeder declared that wom
en of the organization are the
"cream of the earth":' that they
are women w;io are thinking, and
who have definite goals in mind.
They are not only members of the
American Farm Bureau federa
tion, but are affiliated with the
Associated Country women of
the World, and as such, play, an
important part, in wonting ior, in
ternational peace, she said.
Women Well Informed
In farm homes, there is prob
ably a greater degree of consulta
tion, in family groups, about the
issues of life and business, the
speaker estimated. Farm women
who are well informed on current
issues are better able to enrich
the family life and to represent
their communities or other or
ganizations, she said.
Bowman and Coles
To Attend Session
' Prineville, Nov. 10 R. A. Bow
man and LaSelle Coles, Crook
County leaders in reclamation de
velopment, will leave with their
wives by automobile Friday
morning for Oklahoma City,
Okla., to attend the annual meet
ing of the National Reclamation
association. Bowman for a num
ber of years has headed activities
aimed at securing construction of
the crooked river reclamation
and flood control project. Coles,
Immediate past treasurer of the
Oregon Reclamation congress, is
manager of the ucnoco irrigation
district. .
Knights to Sponsor
Prineville Night
Knights of Columbus will have
their annual council party Sat
urday at 8 p. m. in the St. Fran
cis parish hall. The occasion will
be "Prineville night," and all
members of the Prineville, Red
mond and Bend groups are Urg
ed to attend. Prospective mem-
bers will also be welcome, it was
I announced.
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FREE
WHILE THEY LAST
Odd bits of Wallpaper
with each room-lot
. order
Corn Production!
At Record Mark !
Washington, Nov. 10 IP The
agriculture department today
boosted previous estimates of the
l48 corn crop to a new record
high or S3,B49,siu,oo busnels,
. The figure was 81,555,000 bush
els higher than the October fore
cast of 3,567,955,000 bushels. The,
estimate has been raised every
month since July owing to almost
perfect weather for growing and
harvesting.
The enormous corn crop has
brought the total supply of all
feed grains to a record-breaking
figure that is expected to mean
more and cheaper meat, milk ana
eggs in 194U.
Plans for the party were an
nounced by Otis S. Lammers,
council activity chairman, at a
meeting of the Bend Knights of
Columbus, Monday evening at
the parish hall.
Burglary Charge
Uph(
eld in Court
Reginald L. Morgan;, 25, Los
Angeles, was convicted on charg
es of robbery yesterday, by a Des
chutes county circuit Jury.
Morgan was arrested between
Hampton and Burns on May 7,
after being charged witn robbing
the Park Service station in Bend.
F. O. Hartvlgson, station opera
tor, was forced at the point of a
gun Into the men's rest room and
bound with lengths of windshield
wiper hose. About $90 was taken.
Morgan s companion in tne
hold-up. Ralph Lowell Parker, 26,
also of Los Angeles, was arrested
at the same time. In preliminary
hearings he registered a plea of
guilty to cnarges oi armea rot-
bery, and was sentenced by Cir
cuit Judge R. S. Hamilton to five
years in tne uregon state peniten
tiary. Morgan has not been sent
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heavy plating
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Steady Decline
New York, Nov. 10 UB Stocks
made an unsuccessful attempt to
rally in Into dealings today and
closed irregularly lower, but
above the day's lowest prices.
A steady decline had run from
an Irregular opening to the last
hour when a rise developed on
good volume. This, however, fail
ed to attract new buying and
when trading lightened prices
sagged from the recovery highs.
' Wall street attributed the late
rally in part to more favorable
interpretations of European de
velopments and an unconfirmed
rumor President Truman will
shortly make an address clarify
ing the administration position
on many subjects.
2nd Annual Show
arid Sale
CROOK COUNTY HEREFORD BREEDER'S ASSN.
County Fair Grounds, Prineville, Ore.
SHOW Tuesday, Nov. 16, 194810:00 a. m.
Feeder Sale, Tuesday
Nov. 10, 1948. 1:00 p. m.
Billy Freeman, Judge II. B. Sager, Auctioneer
Feeder Sale of about 100 head of feeder
calves of all breeds, choiced out for 4-H
Club members.'
Purebred Sale 70 head of rugged two-year-old
bulls, 25 head bred and open
cows and heifers.
For catalog and sale Information write
Norman Jacob, Sale mgr., Prineville, Ore.
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$10 deposit down
$10.43 per mo.
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Open Evenings t'ntll 0:00 p. ni.
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Mow is the time to get that inside finish work done.
Guaranteed work. All power equipment used. See
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SERVICES ABE PLANNED
Rev. D. W. Phillips has an
nounced that a, divine healing
campaign will be conducted at the
Assembly of God church every
night of this week, except Satur
day, at 7:45 o'clock. Evangelist
M. L. Galligan will be special
speaker.
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