The Bend bulletin., October 21, 1949, Page 3, Image 3

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21, 194?
THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON
PAGE THREE
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Church Directory
CATHOLIC
(franklin ml Laval
It.v, William Cima-Man, 1'aalur
Sunilny mimm-ii 7:.'K), 0, II a.m.
I'lmses on week iliiyn ut H n.m.
aiiinciTor con
(Curnar W. Tw.mii HI. anil I'rMtio Ar.
Hv. Krad II. Ilwlinr. Mlnlal.r
Sunday m liuol, IMS. I'leut'lilng
ervlce, 11 o. m. Evt'iiliiK mtvIc'i',
7:4!i p. m. I'rnyer luectlntf mid
HIIiIu ituily, WiNliiowluy cvvnlnir,
7:43. ,
TK1NITV LUTIIKItAN
IMlMHtuft Hyiiml)
lllalvMli.il anil r-'mlarat)
Vlnwrl Laraun, 1'aal.ir
I.titheriin hour, Ot.K) n. m. Sun
tiny school, 11) a. in. Morning serv
Ire, U n. m. Lutheran laymen's
league, liidli'K' old iiihI Wnllher
leiiiii., iin iiiiuuunrel. MIhIdii
service In llfiltuoiiil, 11:15 a, rn.
Sunduy,, coiiiiT of illli unit 5
streets. Mission service In Mini
ms, H p. m. Sunilny, community
luill.
I'uinitv Ki'iNriirAL mitcii
(llaail ill Wall HiHI
limy communion each Sunday
lit H a. m. except first Sunilny ul
11 a. in. only. Morning prayer
each Sunday, except Hint Sunday,
at 11 n. rn. Church Bchnol, each
Sunday ut 11:4.1 a. in. Nursery
nchool, each Sunday nt 10:4.1 a.
m. Young l'eople'H J-'ellowshli,
each Sumluy at 7 p. ni. Choir
practice, each Wednesday lit 7:45
p. m. Scout troop, each 'i'hursiliiy
t 7 p. m. Vestry, second Monday
lit H p. in. Alliir guild, Heconil
Mondays ut 2 p. m. Ladles' Kulld,
ullernato Tuesday nt 2 p. m.
Other service and meeting im
announced.
I-UIMT MKTIIOIUHT
llbiml and Sanaa.)
Rav. Iluaa Knaiu, I'aaUrr
C'liuich school, !l: 1.1 n.m. Morn
ing worn hip, II a. in. Youth
Croup. lii.'K) p.m. Sunduy evening
service, 7:.'t0.
Soy Thanks
With Flowers
SPECIAL
IJnitteil Time Only.
' Roses, dozen 2.50
Vroa Cly Deli 'cry
FRIEDA'S
LOWERS
Not Affiliated With Any
Other Mower Shop.
Around the Corner From
Trail ways
Mr. and Mr. Ivan I'lckett,
Owner
217 Greenwood Ih. 2IW-J
For evening service call
renldenre.
I'liono 1U I3 It
ItK.OIU.AMKO CIU'HCII OF
M SI H IIIKIHT Ol'' I.AITIIt
DAY MAIIMTH
Services each Sunduy morning
nt 11 u. in. In Norway hall, Willi
K I d e r 'ieorgo liyer In churgc;
Sunday school, 10 n. m. -
I'KNTKCOHTAL MISSION
HID l-afav.lla alra.ll
llarrlrt K. Martina). I'aatur
Sunday school, 1U a. m. Morn
lug woiHhlp, 11 tvm. Young pen.
plo's service, 7 p. m. KvangcllHtlc
service, 8 p. m. Young peoples'
meeting Tuesday nltiht.
liltKT BAITIHT ( III IU H ,
llrvlna ami Uicvori .tri-li '
lU-V. It'iV II. Auatlli, I'a.tur
Sunday school, 11:4.1 a.m. Morn
Inn worship, 11 o'clock (broad
riiNl over KltNli). Youth groups,
(!:.'I0 p.m. Kvcnlng gospel service,
7 :.'). Wednesday Illtile ul inly and
player groups, 7:.'W p.m. A cor
dial welcome always.
AHHKMr.LV OI (1(11)
llml anil rini..
Hot. W. II. I'Mllli-a, MlnlaUrr
Sunday service: Sunday Kchool,
0:4.1 n. m. Devotional service, 11
a. m. Kvangellsllc service, 7:4.1 p.
m. Mid week service, Friday, 7:45
p. in., regular preachlnu icrvlcc.
I.ATTKIllAY KAINTS
IC.fn,.r Hill ami Irvlnal
Jaiava Clia,Mill, t'rmkilviit
Sunday nchool, 10 u.m.; Sacra
ment ineetlMK Sunilny, 7:.'ll) p.m.
Iteltef HiH-lcly, '1'ucHilay, 1:30 p.m.
M.I.A., Tuemlay, 7:.')0 p.m. I'll
uiary, 'niuiwlay, 4 p.m.
OIUJIK il OF "ciiuist
(&r, Nar,K.rf
Sunday: Hihlc muily, 10 n. m.;
preuchliiK, 11 a. in.; communion,
11:4.1 II. m.: preiichliiK, 7 p. m.
Thuimlay: Hlhle Htudy, 7 p. m.;
Iiidlet. mcctlni:, 1 p. m.
JKII(VAirswiTNK.SKKS
(Klnvtlin liall, fttiutlt at lUtia, near canal)
Watehlower Wudy Sunday, p.
m.i Hlhle book mudy, Wednesilay,
H p. m.; icrvlce meftliiK, Friday,
7:45.
I'KKHHYTICKIAN
( Wlmln.l.r nrlhuli)
(Nvwiiorl avvmia anil llraka ruad)
It-ibvil K. NlKlmlaa, MlnlaUr
Illlilo m hool, U:4.1 a. in. Morn
Init womhlp, 11 o'clock. Inter
niedlato and senior Machen
leiiKiie, II:, '10 p. m. Evening nerv
Ice, 7:,'i0 p. in. Wedni-Kday, 7:30
It. in., iiiayer mevllnii und Bible
liloadcuHt, it p.m.
MUST LUTIIKIAN ( llt'RCII
iilalio anj Wall
MoiiiIiik worihlp norvlce, 11
a.m., Inicrlm pnntor. FellowBlilp
league, Hecond and lourth Hun
duyK, 5:.'10 p.m. l.udliV Aid, (hot
mid Ihll-rl I'lmr-HiliiVM. V-.'tf) n rn
iL.D.H., Hint anil third Vyedne-
nay, n p.m. i, inner lean ill', Hecond
and fourth Wednesday, 7 p.m.
FIIIHT( ifltlHTIAN
ll-'uijrtli alrt-. al Nr-wtMirt avnu
l-tl H. r-"i'M3rl, Mlnkalrr
Hlhle m.tiooi, 9:4.1 n. in. Morning
worship, 11 a. in. ChrlNtlun En
denvor meeting, 0:30 p. m. Eve
ning church nervlcc, 7:30 p. m.
I'ruyer meeting and tllhlo Htudy
WedneBiluy, 7:30 p. rn. ut church.
Choir practice Thursday, 7:30 p.
m. at church.
FIK.HT CIWKoiroF CllltlST
HC1KNTIHT
(l(r,l Wl Fn.l alrarrt,
Autliorl7d brunch of the
Mother church, the First Church
of ChllHt, Kclentmt, In Uoston,
Ma km. Sunday seivice, 11 a. m.
Sunday school, 9:30 a. m. Wednes
day evening testimonial meeting,
ft p. m. Heading room, Ueimon
building. BG3 Wall.
I lltST MISSIONAHY BAPTIST
( lit lt II
IRaat Ormwoodl
KMrr I. . Iloiw.ll
Sunday school, 10 a.m. Morning
message, 11 n.m. Deschutes In
llrmarv servlci'H. 3 n.m. R'l'C
classes, fi:30 p.m. Kvenlng me
! sage, 7:30 p.m. Women's Bible
class, Wednesday 1:30 p.m. Sun
! day nchool teachers' clasu. Tiurs
:day 0:30 p.m. Prayer meeting or
i Ulble study, Thursday, 7 p.m.
jSong practice, Thursday, 7:4.1 p.
i m. Monthly business meeting.
Thursday ufter first Sunday,
7 p.m.
rti'llrvo illnlrc.n
nltnimt ItiMiitntlv.
lie Mire lu UMi
( III It( II OF TIIK NAZARENE
1 1746 VjA Vr alrrrt)
K.w.,J Ilal.ly, I'aatur
Sunday school, 10 a. m. Wop
itlilp service, 11 a. m. Y. P. meet
ing, G:45. Evangelistic service,
7:30. Mid week Bervlce, Wednes
lay, 7:30.-
FIK.ST PKK8BYTERIAN
(Curnar llarriman and KrankUal
tin. Allan II. I'Mlp. I'aator
Church school for all age
groups, 9:45 n.m. Morning wor
ship. 11 o'clock. Westminster
Fellowship, 0:30 p.m.
Halloween Costume Ball
BENEFIT SANTIAM SKI ASSOCIATION
Saturday, October 29th
SUTTLE LAKE LODGE
12 Miles From Sisters, Oregon
$3.50 per couple, tax incl.
ORCHESTRA DANCING
GAMES FROLICING PRIZES
MIDNIGHT SUPPER
Tickets Available ul the Rend, Redmond, Prlneville
(Jinit)bcr of Commerce Offices.
Girl Who Killed
Mother Defended
Hay wind, C'ul., Oct. 21 "Hi
Friends and relatives, milled to
day to defend 15-year-old Celeste
Morrow, who stubbed her mother
to death In 8 quarrel over )ir
high-school boy friends.
"As fur us we can find out, the
girl hud a very good reputation,"
suld juvenile probation officer
Mrs. Mury F. Quale. "She Just
hud a miserable life because of
her mother's drinking." ' '
Celeste udmilted jabbing un
eight-Inch kitchen knlte Into her
mother's buck Wedncsduy night.
She suld her mother, Mis. Celeste
Morrow, 41, had forbidden her to
see Freddie Klarenbach, 17. with
whom she had gone on movie und
bowling dates.
The Alameda county probation
depiirlment filed a petition in
Juvenile court alleging murder
und a preliminary hearing was
set lor Oct. 31. It was u routine
lirrw-i.rlilr-1
Depending on the outcome ofj
investigations' now being made'
Into the pretty bobby soxer"s
background, Celeste could im com-'
milted to the probation officer un-;
til she is 21; committed to the
California youth uuthorlty; pluc
cd in u private institution, or cer
tified to the criminal courts. i
It was doubtful that she would
be bound over for u criminal trial. ;
A preliminary psychiatric ex
amination, conducted by Dr. E.
W. Mullen, showed Celeste was
a "perfectly normal, Intelligent
young girl,' suid assistant district
attorney Folger Emerson.
Young Klarenbach said Celeste ;
did "everything possible to stop"
her mother from drinking.
Central Oregon !
Group to Attend ;
Utah Sessions
I'l lnevllle, Oct. 21 - Central Ore
gon will lie represented al the
annual convention of the Na
tional Reclamation association In
Salt Lake City, Utah. November
3, 4 and .1, by men of Crook and
Jefferson counties long active In
Irrigation development of the
urea. From I'rlnevllle Judge A.
It. liowman and LaSelle Coles
will attend, accompanied by their
wives. IJen Evlck, O. E. Bebb and
Ralph Frelsen, members of the
Jefferson Water Conservancy dis
trict of Jefferson county will go
to the Suit Luke session.
Plans had called for a delega
tion of the l'owell Hutte High
line Irrigation association to at
tend the Salt Lake meeting. The
members of that group, however,
report that they ull will be busy
cleaning up the annual potato
harvest. They will cancel the
Utah trip and arc making plans
to go to Portland the week fol
lowing the Salt Lake meeting, to
confer with Michael W. Straus,
commissioner of the U.S. bureau !
of reclamation, who Is scheduled
to come to Oregon Immediately
following Ids attendance at the
.Salt Lake convention.
The l'owell Unite Interests wish
to confer with Commissioner
Straus over plans for a high dam
in the Crooked river gorge ut the
Hoffman site, l.'l miles south of
I'rinevllle, where a storage reser
voir will be developed, capable
of conserving the entire runoff
ol the Crooked river watershed.
PROTECTION COMPLT-SORY
lioston itl'" Compulsory acci
dent insurance with coverage up
to $.V)0 will tie effective at Bos
ton college in 1950. The cost, $12
a year, will be added to each stu
dent's tuition bill.
EXHIBITIONS PLANNED
Sacramento, Calif., Oct. 21 I
Jake Mintz, manager of NBA ;
heavyweight champion Ezzard
Charles, today announced a series i
of eight western exhibition bouts.
beginning with a fight In Oakland-.
between Charles and Al Smith on
Oct. 20.
Other bouts are scheduled In
Wilmington, Cal Oct. 27; San
Iego, Oct. 29; Spokane, Nov. 2;
Vancouver, B.C., Nov. 3; Seattle.
Nov. 4; Boise, Ida., Nov. 7, and
Ogden, Utah, Nov. 10.
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST
(TlarrlmaD and Krankllnl '
Claranea A. Sbaphard. raatar
Sabhath school, 9:45 a. m.
Preaching service, 11 a. m. Prayer
meeting Wednesday. 7:45 p. m.
TliniKTIAN ANn MISSIONARV
! ALLIANCE
120 Lava Road
Rv. Alfred Robert Rr-Unar. Faalor
I Sunday school, 9:45 a.m.; Sun
! day morning worship, 11 a.m.;
t Sunday evening evangelistic ser
j vice, 7:30 p.m.; Wednesday pray
er meeting, 7:30 p.m.; Friday
I young people's, 7:30 p.m. Every
j one cordially Invited.
PHONE 178 2-J
Let Us Enhance
Your Old Table
With a Glass Top
A Mirrored Top
Will Cover Those
Ugly Scratches
Reasonable Rates
MID-OREGON GLASS
and MIRROR CO.
O. RALPH LINO
452 K. Greeley
GYPSY, $6,000 MISSING
Roseburg, Oct. 21 dli Rose
burg police want a smooth-operating
gypsy woman who set up her
I fortune-telling stand outside the
j city limits.
! Three "fortune-seeking" resi
i dents left deposits with the worn
i nn so she could tell them all about
their futures better the next day.
' Police are looking for the gypsy
! and $6,000 deposited by the trio.
OCTOBER
SPECIAL
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Beautifully Mounted
Only
95c
(Children over 8 and
adults, l.Ilfi)
Choice of Proofs
Guaranteed
No ApiMilntnient
necessary, 10 a.m.-l p.m.
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Flashes of REPTILE
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USE BULLETIN WANT ADS FOR BEST RESULTSI
U6
LK3
Our Hands Are Tied!
We have lost our lease
on our warehouse at
Eddie's Sales and Serv
ice, and must bt ou
by November 1st,
Square
Deal's
Starts Friday
October 21 st
1:00 p. m. '
Continuous Until
7:30 p. m.
and each day except
Sunday, until stock
is sold.
AUCTION
$50,000.00
STOCK
MUST BE
SOLD
SALE
$30,000.00
STOCK
MUST BE
SOLD
Starts Friday
October 21 st
1:00 p. m.
Continuous Until
7:30 p. m.
and each day except
Sunday, until stock
is sold.
Everything Must Be Sold
YOUR CHANCE
TO BUY
Appliances Stoves
Floor Coverings Gifts
Breakfast Sets Davenos
Lamps Bedroom Sets
Mattresses Springs
Housewares 9 Davenports
Sets Etc '
BUY NOW FOR XMAS
Auction Continuous
1:00 to 7:30
We Have Commissioned
Ferris Gates, the West
Coast's Leading Auctioneer,
to Dispose of This Stock
at Auction.
YOUR CHANCE
TO BUY
Appliances Stoves -
Floor Coverings Gifts
Breakfast Sets Davenos
Lamps Bedroom Sets
Mattresses Springs
Housewares Davenports
Sets Etc '
BUY NOW FOR XMAS
SQUARE DEAL
FURNITURE
Comer of Bond and Minnesota, Bend, Ore.
AUCTIONEER'S NOTE
I deem it a privilege to be able to auction this fine stock
of furniture and appliances. In all my year of auctioneer,
lug, I do not recall such a large and complete stock to go
under the auctioneer's gavel. Come in and see If I'm not
right.
Sincerely,
minus GATES
Auctioneer.
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