The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, August 10, 1949, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1949 PAGE TWO Powell Butte and Vicinity Powell Butte, Aug. 10 ( Special All local officers except one, ol the local grange, were present for the regular meeting Friday night. The applications of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Naff of Redmond were re ceived for membership. A discussion was held In re gard to the practice of some peo ple dumping rubbish along the state highway and other public roads in the community. The group went on record as opiwslng this practice, especially the road to the cemetery, as this is getting j to be a very unsightly place. Kollowlne the business meeting : a package wrapping stunt with Bill Rachor and Mrs. Glenn Rit tcr opposing Myron Blackwell and Mrs. Orlo Flock, was won by the former team. Other numbers on the program consisted of a short skit by Luke Reif and Mel vln Foster and one by M r s. Charles Covey and Sidney Carter; a reading. "Now Is the Time." by Mrs. Ira Carter; songs. "Buttons and Bows." and "Far Away Places." by Sidney Carter, and the songs "With a Song in My Heart" and "April Showers," by Jack Naff. Ardie Reif accompan ied by singers at the piano. A so cial hour around the table con cluded the evening. The next grange meeting will be held on August 19. Mr. and Mrs. Myron Blackwell were Thursday dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Herbison and family, in Red mond. Robert Blackwell returned home with his parents In the af ternoon, after spending two days at the Herbison home. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Covey had as their dinner guests on Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Herbison and family, of Red mond, and Robert Blackwell. Covey took his guests for an air plane ride in the afternoon. Donald Schmeiser of Oregon City came here last week to spend three weeks with his brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Ritter and daughter. Donna Mae Pauls and Mrs. B. L. Ellis were callers last Sun day afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Carter. Sidney Car ter and Jeanette Northcutt ac companied them for a horseback ride in the afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Musick were callers last Sunday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ira carter. Mrs. Ira Carter and son, Sid- OUT OUR WAY A snap of Happy Ed Dexter 6xing to top off a hard day. It's got a grander taste than you have any idea of! And why wouldn't it .be some thing pretty extra special? It's the personal recipe of us Wilkens and our family started up distilling way back in the 1880's. WSl PINT ii BLENDED WHISKEY k roof. 70 ma mm srniis. m MILKEN FAMKT CO.. UWIEHCEBUH6. IHD. CASH FOR Back to School Expenses $25.00 to $300.00 on Furniture Farm Machinery Livestock Automobile Loans Up to $500.00 no ixsutAxrn i;k()i ihko: Twenty Mont lis to Uepay PORTLAND LOAN CO. Nurbert I). Goodrich, Mifr. Kill. 8, IVnni'v Bltle;., 11)1(1 Wall Telephone 173 BICNI), OREGON Slate Lifelines 8180 mil ney, accompanied by Mrs. Dan Kilgore ol Kedinund. and Mi's. Bud Humes and son, Bobby, went to Bend Wednesday where (hey had some dental work dune. I Mr. ami Mi's. Clifford Veimil-I lion returned (o their home in I Sprlnclield Thursday after spend, i ing a couple of days visiting her ! son, Ltlwin Moore, and family. Mr. and Mrs. Joe C. Wright of San Diego arrived last Monday to visit her brother-in-law and sis ter, Mr. and Mrs. George Heights, for a couple of weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Moore and children accompanied by her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Miller of Prineville. spent last Sunday picking wild blackberries on the North Santiam. F. X. Dompier and son, Thomas, of Oakridge, made a business trip to the community on Thur day and returned Friday. They were over-night guests at the Louis Flock home. Glenn Kissler accompanied by his brother. Clarence, of Prine ville. returned Thursday from Portland where they had gone a few days previous for some new I farm machinery. -Mrs. Clarence Kissler and son. Ronnie, remain ed at the Glenn Kissler home dur ing her husband's absence. The Busy Stitchers 4-H club met with their leader. Mrs. T. C. I Haynes. Wednesday afternoon. : and worked on their fair exhibits. : Members of the Garden club met at the school Wednesday af-; temoon with Mrs. Larry Timmer- i man as hostess and arranged tables and made final plans for i the annual flower show that was held there on Thursday after noon. The next regular meeting I will be with Mrs. Tim Adams on September 8. i Mrs. Charles Swendig and j daughter. Mrs. Charles Houston, j of Redmond, were visitors at the ' local church services Sunday j morning. I Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Naff ot Redmond and son. Jack, placed their church membership with the local congregation Sunday morning. Betty bturdivant. Roe McDan- iel and Ruth Coplev were Thurs day evening dinner guests at the nome ot Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mu sick and family. The occasion was the birthday " of Mrs. Dorothy Hendrix. Mrs. C. L. Worrell was taken to the Redmond hospital Fridav evening where she is critically Mr. and Mrs. K. r . Duncan Jr., and family, of Prineville, and his ; parents. Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Dun-1 can Sr.. and Mr. and Mrs. Els- worth Dickson and family pic- mcKed bunday at Warm Springs. Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Yates ac companied by their son-in-law and daugnjer.' Mr.t and Mrs. Charles MooJF of Madras spent Sunday picnicking and fishing at Three Springs lake. Herschel Davis of Eugene ar rived Sunday for a few days' visit with his brother-in-law and sis- ve GOVS.' ITS A SCOD THING ( I HAPPENED TO ) V E OUT THIS J . War.' By J. R. Wiliams NO. DOC. NOT THBM.' OVER HERS THESE ALFALfA.' THEM'S JUST 4g). OF WATERMELON" KynrTMiKj1 vajii i 0 J .y vi i -rrr "A MU. THEM J i rz. it w "jr - - . . ' ii . - TV rrvuu pi'Fut vuker o-"7L,, - ter. Mr. and Mrs. Myron Black well, and son, Robert. Mr. and Mrs. George Boak went to Loon lake, near Reeds port. Thursday and returned home Friday. Edith Taylor of Prineville spent from Friday until Sunday with her mother. Mrs. Mary McDaniel. Mrs, P. It. Spillman and son. Paul, went to Albany last Satur day to visit Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Roth. On Sunday they attended a family clan picnic near Jeffer son, on the Santiam river. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Estos of Astoria spent the week end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Spillman. Mrs. J. C. Minson entertained at a birthday party on July 23. honoring her grandson. Douglas Minson, of Terrebonne. Those present included Mrs. Jack Vice and two children from Prineville: Mrs. Dick Minson and children of Terrebonne. Mrs. Charles Minson and daughter. Susan, and Mrs. Ralph Gilchrist and son. Bobby. Mrs. C. C. Vice was hostess to the Tuesday Bridge club last week. Mrs. Ed Mollman of Terre bonne and Mrs. Porter Sprague were substitutes. There will be no more meetings of the club un til November. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Vice accom panied by his mother, Mrs. E. E. Vice, and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smith and family of Bend went to Todd lake on Thursday where they picnicked and fished. Mr. and- Mrs. C. C. Vice were Saturday evening dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Mollman of Terrebonne. Barbara and Fred Webb returned Jioi .with their grandparents, affel having visited at the Mollman home since Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Flock' and Mr. and Mrs. Orlo Flock and fam ily made the trip to Cottage , Grove and back Sunday. They attended a Flock family reunion j while there. The FFA projects of James Heston, Albert Covev, LcRoy Kissler, Jack McCaffery. Charles I Nelson, Roe and Elmer McDaniel , and Darrell Dickson were visited Saturday when the tour was made in this community. Dinner was served at the Dickson home and about 40 persons were present. I Mrs. Mayme Heston was host j ess to the Relative Bridge club luesday evening. Some ot the winners at the flower show Thursday afternoon included Mrs. Jack Shumway, first, and Mrs. Tillman Haynes, second; arrangements, Mrs. Mayme Heston first and Mrs. Nina Elliott second. Mrs. Tim Adams won the first for the most outstanding display, 'which con sisted of a shaded yellow bouquet. The Sorosis club took first on its card table display. A good crowd attended during the afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Bus,sett and children returned last 'Monday from a week's vacation spent at the coast and Breitenbush. Mr. and Mrs. James Kelly of Portland called at the homes of Mrs. E. A. Bussett and Lloyd Bus sett on Tuesday morning. Mrs. Kelly was formerly Miss Harriett Wilcox, a former resident here. Mrs. Virgil Langtry and two children, of Portland, arrived Fri day by plane to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Cronin, and family. The sewing, cooking and garden 4-H clubs held a picnic Wednes day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. low) Bussett. They went swim- in me ivorman weigantl nd and then uicnicked on the tsussett lawn. Mr. and Mrs. M. I. Sunday and their grandson, Jimmy Galligan, of Hood River, returned to their Vole, of If D fvl 1340 Ctntral Oregon "V yiXU Kl.ocyc.oi Affiliated With Mutual Don Ln Broadcasting Syitwu ON TNI A-n dk WITH KBND This evening at 7, K UNO-Mutual Don lw will broadcast tho nririivss o( former pmmient Her bert Hoover, sieukiuu at Stanford university In Palo Alto, on the occasion of "Hoover day." honor ing the 75th birthday of the ex president of the United States. Friday evening, 8:30 to 9. from the stage of the Tower theater the ninth "Daffy Auction" will be broadcast. Don't miss It. Friday evening starting at 5:30. KHND Mutual Don Lee in anoth er exclusive, broadcasts the all star football game from Soldiers' field. Chicago. Collegiate all-stars vs. the liM8 National football league champions, the Philudel. phia Eagles. This evening at 8:30, be sure to tune in "Family Theater." At 9:45 tonight another of the week ly programs "Skyline Platter Party." Tune In and try to Iden tify the "mystery tune." TONIGHTS r ROC RAM 1 :0O Tod Drska t : AdvMturw of ChamppoQ Curio UrMlIvy : 00 tio.br wi HntUr I :lt Cot fttrcntd :( t.ylt OdtWn : Miwla :t0 Rnrtbr When : Bill Hrnrv N-i 7 :( Herbert Itnmrvr T :S(K Popular f'avoriuo T:W Club Corner :0O Wbat't Um Nun of Thai Song? I Family Theater home Sunday a f temoon a f ter spending the week end here with her sister. Mrs. Hoy Huberts. Mi's. Hugh McDaniel was taken to the Prineville general hospital Saturday evening suffering from a kidney Infection. 9 U- i - .4(iii iur Party U : I Jv Vfc oisMta iU l uumkL) A'ia 4teM U.lia OiU Till RS0!ITTl t.l HT 11 alaMi l:utwi KaluU i6 t l m iMywIM 1 ;IK Now 1 ;U htkfael t'an 1 ;it HiHtU4 kotiwa 1 T ; Mvrumv KHjndup .vo 1'uputar I aui ita .! 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