WEDNESDAY, JULY 20, 1949
THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON
PAGE ELEVEN
Powell Butte and Vicinity
1'uwrll Hill to, July 21) (Hpi'i'lal)
Ml. mill Mm. Ted Marshall were
Clvcn lliu third mill fourlli ilc
jtnn obligations al tliu ciiiiikc
ini'i'lliiK I'llday i'Vi'iiIiik. Tin
Kimii also Voli-d mi lliu ii'Hiilu
Hull or I'liniiKliiK I lit iiiitIIiik
iliilii ii( Die Willi' lUllliKt' hi'uhIiiii
(rum June lu Oi'tohrr, anil uiiiiii.
liwiiHly ili'Ii'iilixl It. 1 'ollowliiy 1 1 1
IiukIiichn mrrtliiK u short pin.
14 wan put (ill III t h ik tin1 Him'
that tin Hump wen mound tin
tulilii I'lilliiK, Tliu next inci'tliit!
will Iw (in AiikunI .1 mill ihi'i.i
will li' a "I'itIiiI iiii:iiimi. All
liii'inlici lire uriii'il In iilti'iiil.
Mr. iiml Mid. UhiIh Klork, Mr.
mill Mm. Tcil Marshall ami dim
lly, iiml Ml li li i'il Slii'inimi mnl
sillily Iiml a plrnli' dinner u.i
Thursday nl the limiiliui'Ki'r stand
tluil Mrs. Slii'inimi plaint In npi-u
fur biiHliH-HH on Tuesday of iIiIh
wi'i'k. MiuhIiiiII i'iiiiiii'cIi'iI llii' wa
ter mill assisted with thi clean
up pii'iiaintiiiy to iipi'iilnK. 'riic
Hlanil In lucali'il In I hi' yard al
tin lioini' nf Mm. Anna Marriott.
Mm. Old) I'll u Ih whs IiduM-h to
llii' Sorosl club Wednesday alter
noon wlii'ii 111 wiiiui'ii iiiti'inli'd.
Mm. (iussle CroHsiiian nf St.
(mil. Mo., Mm. Dan I'ri'll and
Mr. Hetty iHitinlKiiti of Iti'd
inoiid, Mm. Orlssu AlilKitt ' of
Ik'inl ami Mm. Thelma Krccdinan
Mm. J. C. Mlnson
won tliu prize In the arils! con
li'Hi, In which each niriiiher hud
In draw u picture of I hit woiiimi
next to lirr, mil Mih. Klonnor
Ossncr won Ihi' cuchhIiik con-
ll'Hl pl'l.C, Till! IH'Xl llll'I'lllIU will
Im with Mm. Kri'il Wlrlli on
July 21.
Mr. mid Mm. I'led llacffliiian
mid Mih. ( IunkIii (Iiiihhiihiii of St.
IjhiIh, Mo., mi here visiting al
Ihi- lioini' of mi mint, Mih. C li.
Valii'y, anil with their sister,
Mih. Waller l'ollosc. The women
had not Keen their kIhIit for -0
years.
Mr. mid Mm. I. oilier .Klinnks
mid family of I u'Iiiiikiii mid Mr.
and Mm. Henry lllaukwell
Imnlly of llenil visited Krlday
eveiiluit at the home of Mr. mid
Mm. Myron lllackwell.
Frank Hammond Kuffered a
Hevere heart at lark on Friday
and Ih a patient al the Redmond
liimpllal.
Mr. mid Mm. I .mils Flock, Mr.
and Mih. cirlo Flock and family;
LaMonle Shennmi, Mr. and Mih.
I.uke Keif, Mr. and Mm. Leland
Itelf. W. l. McNelz, Mr. and Mm.
Charles Covey and children; IjIm
Ann HiiKHeM: Mr. anil Mm. (ii-orge
llolihH, Mr. and Mm. K. F. Iiuu
can Sr., Mr. and Mm. K. F. Dun
can Jr. and family; Mm. Iilsworlh
Dickson mid children; Mr. and
Mm. Sam Kilter, Mr. mid Mih.
(ileiin Killer ami daughter; mid
Mm. Hurl Yale mid children,
were local IcHldenlH who iilleudeil
the annual Crook county I'ouiona
ttraiiKc picnic Sunday ut Uchoco
raiiKcr station.
Iluddy and KHIe Dickson, Ig
nore Sherman, Clyde and Carroll
i'enhollow, Kerry Morrison mid
Sam folwash ol Win in Springs
were reprimentaliveH Iroiii the
local chinch who went to Wine
ma .Sunday alternooii to intend
the ('Illinium Kcrvlec canii this
week. D. I.. I'enhollow took them
down.
Anile Itelf entertained lit a
dinner Thursday evening at (lie
home of her parenlH,
her mother mid Ullly
Brooks-Scanlon
Uiuks-Sianlon Camp, July 20
(Special)--Mr. and Mm. ;uoige
t.'uriiM visited In Portland with
rclutives last week end. Their
daughter, Nellie, who has been
visiting there lor the pant two
week returned home with them
Sunday. Mr. mid Mih. Donald
IfankH and children accompan
ied them to I'm Hand.
Mr. mid Mil. W. B. ilockett
Hpent the week end In Salem vis
it lug relatives. They uIbo picked
berries.
Visiting at the home of Mr. and
Mih. Kstcllu Cooper are his bro
ther, Klmer, and hi daughter and
her huhliand.
m wi Kii-u t n-titii Pw.sj. rniiK
"""". 1 l! ' family and Mr. and Mm. George
1'ellllOllO. ut,,.r , f,,,llv of lii-nd KIM-Ilt
left Friday for a week end trip
over the Mi Kenle to F.ugene and
Sweet Home. They relumed home
Sunday evening.
Judy lie Sully, daughter of
Mr. and Mm. Jules de Sully, In
spending two weeks visiting rel
atives In Medfond.
Mr. and Mrs. George Shoblrt
of liend visited at the Orphy
Ileese home Wedneday evening.
wIiohc birthday anniversaries ai c . , ,.,im,.in .
I I I . I u 1',,..UU I....1,, I Mt- V" ------
llll'l Mill lll'Mllll. .JW.n'o li" m ,.
and Mm. D. I- I'enhollow and
hoiih; Mr. and Mm. W. It. Naif
and Hon Jack, of Kedmond, and
Mr. and Mm. Lelunil Keif.
Of InteieHt to people In HiIh
communliy Ih the fact that K. F.
Duncan, who Ik drilling for Allen
MadHcii of Kedmoud, Htruck wa
ter at Juki 1IX) feet on the Kin
worth Dickson ranch IiihI week.
iodd
lake.
Miss Charlotte Davis spent the
putt week vlHltlng (rlends in
I lend.
Miss Janet Sutton of Bend Is
vlKltini; at the Hoy Sloan home
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. O. II. Herlln and
family of Kingston, Ida., and Mr.
and Mrs. K. F. Jones of Bend
siH'tit Monday visiting ut the
ICODKO l'I,ANNKI
Madias, July 21) Steps have
been liiKen to provide a rodeo as
a feature of the IM'J Jefferson
county fair, scheduled here for
Seplemlier 3 and 4. It had been
feared by devotees of this form
of entertainment that bucking
broncs anil bulldogging of steeiH
would U- mlsMnc. liiiH year. After
a meeting with the Madras Sad
dle club and the Kiwanis club
Henry Thornton, president of the
fair board, has announced thai
negotiations have been started
with Ceorge Wlnegar, rodeo lnv
pressarlo of I'ralrle City, for
bringing his string of roundup
animals to Madras for the fair.
DIKKCTOIt SUSPENDED
Los Alamos, N.M., July 20 iuv
The director of public informa
tion at this atomic installation,
who has been missing since Wed
nesday, has been suspended, an
atomic energy commission offi
cial said today.
U. L. Southwlck announced the
suspension of H. Tracy Snelllng.
He said that, he has taken over
Snelling's duties at the project.
PILES
(HIMOHOIOl
RECTAL AMD COLON
AILMENTS
STOMACH DISORDER! -hut
littait InpU Iptnun
nwn. inrouan CIDw.UO
to 5 p m. Evanlnoi: Mon., tnrHt
Wd ond Frl., until S itai-IM
Wfrt or call for Mil dMtriptivo bookkrt
The dean clinic
In Our 39th Year
OM'HOaTtO lMtll,'I
M L Conor I. Sumilrfo m4 Of An.
TilaphoiM lAlf 39IS CorrtoiiO' 14, Oro.
A pump worked all day Saturday I home of Mr. and Mrs. Ole Larson,
hut failed to even slow the flow, They also visited at the home of
which stands 13 feel In the shaft. Mr. and Mm. Hoy Sloan.
Mr. and Mrs. Ole I -arson Hnd
J "I LAVOR I:KESH!'' So
t-1 nuny tlucrimiiuting people vSCtJ'
3k for this unusually line fT,
ice cream. ..became it's more . yC Wi J
. C like "hand-dipped" ice cream 1U-' 41!
fJ3 ihan any they've ever taMcil. '
.v.;;-'! ff' .2jm- J' .".
Mr. and Mrs. Ora Foster re
turned Friday evening from a
trip to Kugcue and coast points.
Mrs. Charles Covey and son,
Albert, visited Thursday after
noon with Mr. and Mrs. Bruce
I.ludqillst of Kedmond.
W. I. Teutsch, assistant direc
tor ut extension service at Ore
gon State college, and K. L.
Woods, county agent, of I'rlne
vllle, were business callers Fri
day afternoon at the Luke Keif
home.
Ijirry Schiiad of Canhy was a
guest three days last week at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. 1-elatid
Keif. He waK a dinner guest on
Thursday evening ut the home
of Mr. and Mm. Luke Keif.
Mr. and Mih. Olio I '.hi Is and
daughter, Donna Mae, left Thurs
day for Salem where he will as
sist his mother. Bill, In some
repair work. Mrs. I'auls will at
tend a four weeks summer ses
sion of school at Monmouth.
Mr. and Mrs. Clay Engle and
Dean Staudlnger of Molalla were
Saturday dinner guesls at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Leland
Keif.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Carter and
son. Sidney, went to Eugene Sat
urday to visit their son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Dale
McKenzle. They returned Sunday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin King of
Grants Pass spent the week end
line, with her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Hacker, ami family.
Fd Mli kels and daughter. Mar
garet Ann. and Mrs. Margaret
Slcasman, of Kedmond. were Fri
day evening dinner guesls ut the
family and Mrs. Larson's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Arthur.
home of Mr. and Mrs.' T. C.
Haynes and family.
Mrs. T. C. Haynes and daugh
ter, Dlanne, and her mother, Mrs. ;
Margaret Slcasman of Kedmond,
vislled Mrs. Theodore Sleasman
In the I'rlnevlllc hospital Sunday
afternoon. Mrs. Sleasman had
undergone an operation lor goi
ter Friday morning. .
Mrs. John Cronln and Mrs. E.
N. Hall left by plane Thursday
morning for Seattle and will go
by boat from there to Victoria,
B.C.
Mrs. Lydln Conger of Redmond
was a guest over the week end
ai the home of Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Fischer.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Bussett and
son, Jimmy, returned Thursday
from Vancouver and Molalla
where they had gone on Monday.
Mr. und Mrs. Carl Fischer
spent Krlday at Bear Creek, visit
ing Mr. and Mrs. Manford Nye.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Balfour left
Monday morning on a business
trip to Portland for several days.
Jerry, small son of Mr. and
Mm. Homer Jones, suffered a
broken right arm Sunday evening
while playing. He was taken' to
I'rinevllle for medical aid.
- Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Naff and
; son Jack, and Mrs. D. L. Pen-
hollow and sons, Billy, Mike,
Jimmy and Terry Dean, called
j at the Luke Keif home Sunday
i evening after church services,
i which were conducted by Jack
I Naff.
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