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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1949
THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON
PAGE THREE
Church Directory
F1KHT ClUritC'll OP C1IUIHT
HCIRNTIMT
(Itbl Wait Klral alraall
Authorized brunch of (ha
Mother tfhureh, tho Klrst Church
of ChrlDl, Sciential, In Huston,
Mum. Sunday iiorvlce, 11 a. m,
Sunday school, 0:30 u. in. WudneH.
cliiy ovunltiK testimonial mooting,
H p. in. Heading ruum, Lit'iison
building. 8U3 Willi.
I IHHT CHRISTIAN
(fourth (! at Nawpiirt avanua)
Un It ri.l.Urb, MUUI.r
Blulo school, U;45 a. in. Morning
worship. U a. m. Christian En
deavor minting, 0:30 p. m. Eve
ning church service, 7:.K) p. m.
I'ruyor meeting and Dlble study
Wednindiiy, 7:3(1 p. m. at church.
Choir practice Thursday, 7:30 p.
m. at church.
FIKHT MIHHIONAICY BAPTIHT
ClllKCIl
(Cut Urmwvall
tlibr U II. Uuawall
Sunday school, 10 ujn. Morning
fticiwug(, 11 a.m. Deschutes lit
flrmury services, 3 p.m. HTC
classes, 0:3U p.m. Kvcnlng mes
sage, 7:30 p.m. Women's lllhlc
cluss, Wednesday 1::jo p.m. Sun
dny school teachers'' cluss, Tliurs
tiny 0:30 p.m. Prayer meeting or
Hlble study. Thursday, 7 p.m.
Song practice, 'llmrnduy, 7:45 p.
m. Monthly business meeting,
Thursday after firnt Sunday,
7 p.m.
FIRST LUTHKKAN CHUKCII
Idako anl Wall
Morning worship service, 11
a.m.. Interim paiitor. Kellowiihlp
league, second und fourth Sun
day". 3:30 p.m. Ijidh's' Aid. flint
and third 'Iliursdays, 2:30 p.m.
L.D.R.. flint and third Wedncs
dny, H p.m. Luther Icugue. second
and fourth Wednesday, 7 p.m.
FIKHT MKTIIOMHT
(Hond ami Kanaaa)
Sv. Ituaa Kiwtu. 1'aator
Church school, H;45 a.m. Morn
ing worship, 10 a.m.
SEVENTH I)AV ADVENTI8T
(llarrlmaa and Franklin)
CUraac A. Sbaifbaril. I'Mlur
Sabbath achool, 9:45 a. m.
Preaching aervlco, 11 a. m. Prayer
meeting Wednesday, 7:45 p. m.
TKINITV LUTHERAN
IMlMourl NrtiiMl)
(riilvHti.i, ami l'uiiil
Vlntwrt Latum, l'aaUr
Lulhcruii hour, U:3D u, in. Run
day Helmut, HI a. in. Morning Herv
lee, 11 a. m. Wullher league, Mon
dny, 7:30 p. m. Sunday avhriol
teachers' nieellng, Thursday, 7:30
p. in. Junior choir piacllce, Snlur
duy, 1 p. in. Men'a club, lust Tuca.
dny each monlh, 7:30 p. in. La.
dlcri' ulil, IiihI Thursday uftcrnoon
eueh month.
FIltHT I'KKHBYTF-ltlAN
tCornar llarrtman ami franklin)
Ba. Allan II. I'hlln, I'aiL.r
C'huii'h school for all an1'
groups, II -ITi ii. in. Morning wor
ship, 11 o'clock. Westminster
KelluWHlilp, (j:,'KI p.m.
FIKHT BA1TIHT CHURCH
llrvliitf ami Orvaun alrl -hw.
U..y II. Aiwtln. I'aalwr
. Sunday nchool, 11:45 a.m. Morn
ing worship, U o'clock (broad-
cimt over KUNU). Youth groups,
U:30 p.m. Evening gospel service,
7:. '10. Weilnemliiy itlblu nludy and
prayer groups, 7:30 p.m. A cor
(llul welcome always.
CHUKCII OF THE NA7.AKKNK
ll?r. :I llrt Krrtl
K-I.,l I.. Ilalilr. I'aalur
Sunday achool, 10 a. m. Wor
hip service, 11a. in. Y. P. meet.
Ing, 0:45. Evangelistic service,
7:30. Mid-week aervlco, Wedncs
lay, 7:30.
LATTER DAY SAINTS
ICirnar lllll anil Irvlnal
Jatnaa Cha.Mill. I'raaUalit
Sunday nchool, 10 u.rn.; Sacra
ment meeting Sunday, 7:30 p.m.
Relief aoclety, Tuesday, 1:30 p.m.
M.I.A., Tuenday, 7:.'J p.m. Pri
mary, Thursday, 4 p.m.
KKOKGAMKl, CHUKCII OF
JKMl'S CIIKI.HT OF I.ATTKK
DAY HA I. NTH
Services each Sunday morning
at 11 a. in. In Norway hall, with
Elder Ceorge Dyer In charge;
Sunday school, 10 u. m.
CATHOLIC
(Kranaltn and tjtva)
Rev. William Couahlan, 1'aalcr
Sunday manses 0, 8 and 10 a.m.
Manxei on week days at 8 a.m.
Come, Get Acquainted
Midget Drive -In
famous for
v-y
De-licious Hamburgers
Hot Dogs Cold Sandwiches
Complete Fountain Service
Lyon's Root Beer .
Food and Refreshments to Take Out
CLOSED TUESDAYS
MIDGET DRIVE-IN
0M-n 2 to 12 p. m. South Third, app. Bruin I'leld
Bea and Ijiuri'itcc ('launen
CIMIKCII OF CIIKIHT
Iblit NwMrll
Sunday: tilble study, 10 a. m.;
IHcacliing, 11 a. in.; communion,
11:45 a. ui.i pleaching, 7 p. m.'
Tliuraduy: Hlblo study, 7 p. m.;
Indies meeting, 1 p. m.
TKINITV FI'lMI-oi'AI, CHUKCII
IMmuI i.I Wall trl)
'II..V. IJwuga K. V, llcl.l.r, lUrbir
Holy communion each Sunday
at 8 ii, m, except Hint Sunday a I
II u. in. only. Morning prayer
each Sunday, except llrnt Sunday,
at 1 1 a. m. ('lunch school, each
Sunday ut !M.l a. in. Nursery
school, eueh .Sunday nt '10:45 a.
m. Young People's Fellowship,
p.ich Sunday ul 7 p. m. Choir
practice, each Wednesday at 7:45
j. in. Seoul Iroop, each Thursday
it 7 p. in. Venlry, second Mondays
il 8 p. in. Allar culld. second
Mondavs in 2 p. in. Eadlc' guild,
alternate Tuesdays ut, 2 p. m.
Other services and meetings us
announced.
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.IKHOVAH'S WITNF.HSF.H
IKIittf.hMn tiall. afiuth ol Itenn naar canal)
Wiilchtower study Sunday, 8 p.
m.; liiblc txiok study, Wednesday,
H p. m.j service meeting, Friday,
7:45.
PENTECOSTAL MISSION
(III ljl.U itat
MarrWt K. Marlllia, Pailor
Sunday school, 10 a. in. Morn
ing worship, 11 a. in. Ycuna peo
ple's service, 7 p. m. Evungellstlc
service, 8 p. rn. Young peoples'
meeting Tuesday night.
PKKHHYTEKIAN
CWUnln,Ur Ortliodiil)
(NMirt avnu ami praka road)
HuWrt K. Nkhi.laa. MinUt.r
lillile school, 11:45 a. m. Morn
ing worship. 11 o'clock. Inter
mediate and senior Machcn
league, 0:30 p. m. Evening serv
ice, 7:30 p. m. Wednesduy, 7:30
I. m., pniyer meeting and rtlhle
study. Sunday evening, KBND
broudcant, 8 p.m.
assembTy7)f con
(Xnil anil (.rranworMl)
Rav. W. I). I'hllllpa. MlnliUr
Sunday services: Sunduy school,
9:45 a. m. Devotional service, 11
a. nt. Evangelistic service, 7:45 p.
m. Mid-week service, Friday, 7:45
p. m., regular preaching service.
CHURCH OF GOO
(Cornar W. Twelfth BL anil Km no An.)
tUr. t'rad II. Uarkrr. MlniaUr
Sunday school, 9:45. Preaching
tervlce, 11 a. m. Evening service,
7:45 p. m. Prayer meeting and
Bible study, Wednesday evening,
7:45.
CHRISTIAN ANI) MISSIONARY
ALLIANCE
20 Lava Kuad
Rav. Allrnl HuWrt Krlmar. Taator
Sunday school, 9:45 a.m.; Sun
day morning worship, 11 a.m.;
Sunday evening evangelistic ser
vice, 7:30 p.m.; Wednesday pray
er meeting, 7:30 p.m.; Friday
young people's, 7:30 p.m. Every
one cordially Invited.
To Speak in Bend
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Muriel 1-fwter
Muriel I'Blei, co-founder of
KlugKley Hall In London and
sometimes called "the Jane Ad
dams of England," will visit Bend
on Sunduy, September 11, Miss
1'Kter will be heard here In two
public addressed on that date, up
jieai'lng us guest speaker at the
regular morning service of the
First Methodist church und In
the evening ut u community meet
ing to be held ut the First Chris
tian church.
Through her books und articles
und through extensive truvel into
many corners of the world, Muriel
I-esler Is widely known toduy as
a non denominational religious
leader. During the pas't year she
hue re-vlslted (Jermany, India,
New j-aland und Australia. Her
current appearances in Oregon are
part ol a coaBt to coast tour of the
United Stutes under the sponsor
ship of the International Fellow
ship of Heconclliution. r rom
Bend, Minn Lester will go to Port
land as gues'l spcuker for the
September meetings there of the
Oregon Council of Church
women.
Navy Service '
Held Superior
It y Charles ( orddry
ll.nlU-il Vrtun Avialwn Writi-rl
Washington, Kepi. 2 'Id--Man
for man, plane foi plane, Ihe navy
handed Hie air loiee a npeetaeu
lai drubbing in i lying supplies
t- Berlin, according to tlguien
which das Junt Ix-eorne available.
I wo navy nipiadrons of the mil
itary air transport service
(MATS), consisting of 24 plum's,
led the puck in ability to deliver
the goods from the lime they en
leu. I the airlift task force until
they recently returned home. The
all force still carries on the iilr
lilt at u diminishing rate. It prob
ably will wind up In tvo months.
To aid In getting the maximum
effort from his squadrons when
thv lift was In full swing, On
William If. Tunner set up an ef
ficient y luting system. The com
petition was friendly but Intense
and when the ratings weir ponied
there usually were red faces in
the air force.
Hut the air force ulso notes that
there was "enough glory to go
around" In the aerlul supplying
of Husnian blockaded Berlin.
The navy planes beat the air
force in daily utilization . 9.G9
hours to 0.77 hours. That figures
out to ubout 200 tons more ca
pacity per month per plane for
the navy than for the air force.
figuring un average of 19 navy
planes in actual service, this
would mean 3.HO0 tons more per
month than 19 air force planes
of the same type could carry.
The efficiency rating was based
on distance from base to Berlin,
weal nor conditions, number of
assigned aircraft and other fac
tors. It was expressed in terms
of the per cent of its assigned
quota of tons per day a squadron
could deliver.
sldernllon In the compilation as
Ihe result of experience in the
field and an Intensive study of
all tyiien of buildings. For in
stance, basements are no longer
a "must" with many homes, as a
utility room is used instead, anil ,
the one-floor house In growing in I
i popularity.
j With the factor hook as a guide'
tan appraisal can lie made of any j
S dwelling anywhere In Ihe stale
nml tables enable the appraiser i
j to estimate the cost In a mailer of I
i minutes. '
I To explain the book the lector-'
era will tie Arthur A. Selander, ;
chief appraisal engineer; Harry
J. Iiggan, supervising appraisal :
'superintendent; Robert V. Nel- j
i son, appraiser, and Jesse E. Oil
; key, who specializes in industrial
piants and Is a supervising engineer.
Feud in Progress
By 'Pup' Promoters
Portland, Kept. 2 'II'' A couple
of Oregon "pups" werp feuding
in circuit court today.
George and Versa Boylngton,
Portland, who run "Pronto Pups"
Oregon, Inc., sought a restrain
ing order, an accounting of pro
file and $75,000 from Raymond
and Mildred Wanish, Identified
as owners of a Salem lunclistand
and other places in Oregon and
Washington selling "Pludo Pups."
Thr Boyingtons claimed a Hade
mark on Pronto Pups, a wiener
wrapped in dough and deep fried.
They also said in an affidavit
that Pludo Pups were to be sold
at the stule fair in Salem to the
detriment of the Pronto Pup business.
irullH to this area was completed
and energized yesterday.
Completed data for 1947 show
a total of 3,099.9-10 registered live
births in the United Stales of
which nearly 85 mm- cent oc
curred In hospitals.
TICKET SALKH HEAVY
Salem, Sept. 2 HPi-Ticket sales!
for the forthcoming Oregon state!
fair today were still establishing
new daily records.
Officials pronouneed the 107!
aires of the fairgrounds as "in
the best shape In years for the
fair opening Labor day. .
Gates were scheduled to open I
at 8 a.m. Monday at an admis
sion charge of 50 cents, including
tax. Children under 12 are to be
admitted free.
LINE ENERGIZED
Detroit, Ore, Sept. 2 dliCo
lumbia river power flowed to the
site of Detroit dam today on new
ly-energized Detroit-Albany 110,-,
IHJO and 2Z(,oiju-volt transmission
lines. The last link in the Bonne
ville power administration's cir-
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.hukh nuiiKWi , r.r.iir.u
j Salem, Sept. 2 dli Fruit and
vegetable canneries In this area I
i today reported a "need for addi
tional workers as farm produce
continued to arrive in large
quantities.
i The Siifem state employment
of (Ices had orders for 200 women
nnd 100 men cannery workers.
The employment shortage was
shaiH'ned by the loss of mapy
young people preparing to return
to school.
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! FN LISTM KNTS CHANGED
Effective Thursday, the navy
will discontinue three-year enlist
ment periods and revert to its nor
mal peacetime program of ro-
t fruiting enlisted personnel for pe
riods of either four or six years
at the option of Ihe individual.
i The three-year enlistment.
j along Willi a previously abandon-
led two-year enlistment program.
was put Into effect immediately
after world war II under an accel
erated navy recruitment pro
gram. Both were found to result
in a too rapid turnover of enlist
ed personnel for efficiency and
stability.
Present regulations permitting
17-year-olds 4o enlist for a term of
minority, wherebv they serve un
til their 21st birthday, will be continued.
Capital Probe
Will Continue
Washington. Sept. 2 Ui Re
publican investigators said today
they intend to follow up an "un
limited number of leads, many
Involving MaJ. Gen. Harry H.
Vaughan, before letting the "five
per center Inquiry die.
Sens. Karl E. Mundt. R.. S. D.
and Joseph R. McCarthy, R-,
Wis., both members of Ihe sen
ate's invest lcallng'subcommittee,
refused to divulge the nature of
these tips about the activities of
President Truman's military aide.
Bui Mundt said thev definitely
"should he checked." He said
they "might, give rise to further
questioning later of Vaughan.
Tile subcommittee recessed its
public hearings yesterday. Chair
man Clyde K. Hocy, D.. N. C.
said he saw "no necessity" for
recalling Vaughan In the future.
unless some new evidence about
him is uncovered:
The sub-ommittee staff, Hoey
said, will continue to look into
several angles of the case. He
said two men whose names have
figured prominently in the in
quiry will be colled to testify
loter when their health permits.
They are "five per center" James
V. Hunt and perfume manufac
turer David A, Bennett.
TIMBER INCOME HEAVY
' Salem, Sept. 2 miThe Ore
gon state board of forestry re
ported todny that Income from
timber sales during the last three
months totaled $168,550.
This was an increase of S125,
000 oyer the previous three
months.
Officials said the Increase was
due largely to activities of the
Vancouver Plywood . company
sale in Lane county which car
ries a stumpage price of $24 per
1.000 board feet, and was sold
for $75,000.
Assessors Plan
Training Session
At Prineville
The second In.servirA tmlnlnir'
session conducted under the aus
pices of the assessment and taxa
tion division of the state tax com
mission will be held at Prineville
September 1516. To this "school"
will come the assessors and ap
praisal Officers of pjeht rntinlioc
The first in-service training con-
lerence was neld at LaGrande last
month and a total of five such
meetings will be held throughout
the state.
Those expected at the session
are the following assessors and
their assistants: Ed Risen. Des
chutes county; Edwin E: Good
rich, Crook county; Mrs. Marie
Hosklnson, Sherman county; Milo
W. Prindle, Wheeter county; Dan
iel A. Hanners. Hood River coun
ty; Alex Currie, Gilliam countv;
Joseph L. Metts, Jefferson coun
ty; C. H. Langslet, Lake county;
Mrs. McKinley Thompson. Har
ney county; Harry E. Green.
Wasco county. Other county offi
cials interested in the subject of
assessment and taxation are wel
come. Experts to Talk
The two-day session -vill consist
of a series of lectures by techni
cians of the staff of Commis
sioner Robert D. Maclean, in
charge of the assessment and tax
ation division and these experts
have been selected for their pro
ficiency Jn matters of appraisal.
The speakers will explain and dis
cuss the contents of a new book
; just issued by the state tax com
i mission, "Factors of Cost for
Building Appraisal," a compen
dium of information which can be
of invaluable assistance to ap
praisal officers. This is the first
revision of factors of cost which
has been made in 18 years and
dlirin? that norinri mimnmne
changes have been made in the
jtype and construction of dwell
! ings. These are all taken into con-
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