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THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 19-4?
News
Grange Hall, Sept. 7 (Special)
Four-H club members attending
the Oregon .talc fair this week
from tills community are Ann
Moore, who is exhibiting her
guernsey heifer and will partici
pate In the style review on Fri
day; Richard Fix and Donald
Sorenwn who are on the crop
Judging team; Violet Klobas, who
is In the Spreckles canning con
test; Haley Pi lchard, who is on
the crop judging team, a poultry
demonstration and is exhibiting
)iis guernsey heifer, and Tommy
Burton who Is the other member
of the poultry demonstration
team. Other club members of the
community who are exhibiting
but not attending the fair are
Carole Ann and Gary Turner,
Georgio Walker, Arthur Cole, Lee
Paul, and Mavis Rowley. Laura
Dudley and Mavis are also attend
ing the state fair with their win
ning demonstration on milk
shakes. Club leaders who are fur
nishing transportation to the fair
are Mrs. R. D. Moore, who is act
ing as chaperon for the county
group; Mrs. Harold Harbour, Mr.
and Mrs. E. G. Rowley and Walt
er Prichard, who is driving a
truck for the livestock. Mrs. Walt
er Prichard is taking a group
down Thursday.
Recent out of town guests at
the Lytle Carrington home were
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rosburg and
son Paul Jr. of Hollywood. Mr.
and Mrs. Gene Colp of Oakland,
who are visiting at Elk lake, were
guests at the Carrington home on
Sunday.
,Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ray attend
ed the geology club meeting in
Eugene Sunday.
: Mrs. Al Dumler Visited friends
in Redmond Wednesday.
Mrs. Homer Brown is recuper
ating from a severe attack of the
flu.
Mrs. Les Kurtz is visiting with
friends and relatives in Boise this
week.
Miss Dorlis Walker was guest
of honor at a surprise shower
held-at the home of her parents
last Wednesday evening. A large
group of friends were in attend
ance and presented the bride to be
With many lovely and useful
gifts. Miss' Walker, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence E. Walker,
fcill be the bride of Wallace Ship
ley of Randall, Wash., early in
September.
Mr.- and Mrs. Al . Dumler and
Children spent the' week end in Sa
lem visiting relatives. Their
daughter, Janice, visited for a
week recently with her grand
parents in the valley city.
. Mr. and Mrs. Del Mattson at
tended the state fair Monday. .
Mrs. Marion Dubuis is visiting
friends in Albany and Salem this
week. She plans to spend a few
days at the state fair while in the
valley.
' Mr. and Mrs. G.! O. Lermo of
Sllverton visited last week with
their daughter, Bonnie Lermo,
and their son, C. Lermo, and his
family.
Les Kurtz was a dinner guest
at' the Paul Ray home on Thurs
day evening.
Mr. and Mrg. E. G. Rowley and
daughter, Mavis, are visiting a
few days with relatives in New
bure this week.
, Miss Georgie Walker, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence walker,
returned last week from a two
months stay with relatives in Ari
zona.
The regular meeting of the
Eastern Star juvenile grange will
be held at the hall on September
17.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Walters are
visiting relatives in Spokane.
They left last Friday and expect
to be back Thursday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. John Franks have
sold their home in Bend and have
purchased a grocery store in Cul
ver. They plan to move to the
northern town in a short time.
The first and second degree
team of the Eastern Star grange
will not put on their work next
Tuesday evening because of ill
ness and several members being
out of town. A regular business
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Dudley and I Carlln. The year books were made
son, David, visited relatives near out anu uistntnittM to tup mem-
Antelope over the week end. 'hers present. The next meeting
ler last Thursday afternoon. Dur-! Mrs. R. V. Moore and Mrs. Homer
ing the meeting the chairman. Brown will be in charge of the
Mrs. Walter Prichard appointed meeting on tailored finishes. A
the committees for the coming planned luncheon will be held at
year, as follows: Membership and ' noon.
of Grange Hall Community
meeting is scheduled for 8 o'clock i hospitality, Mrs. F
at the hall on Tuesday evening. Mrs. Howard Hvde,
September 1J.
Mrs. C. A. Burton is ill at her
home.
Mrs. Howard Hyde returned
last Friday from a vacation trip
to Sun Francisco where she visit
ed her daughter. Returning with
her are her two small grandchil
dren, who will visit her for a few
weeks.
Visiting here from Oklahoma at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. D.
Moore are Mr. and Mrs. D. Moore.
parents of Mr. Moore. They left
Saturday morning.
W. Wells,
Mrs. Albert
Allen and Mrs. E. W. Paul; Ala
lea House, Mrs. R. D. Moore. Mrs.
v.. v. niu-ncucK; reerenuun, nirs.
nuroiu imruour aim mi's. iotan
Turner; finance, Mrs. Al Dum
ler; research and legislative, Mis.
Paul Ray and Mrs. Marion Du
buis; library, Mrs. Lyle Carring
ton; ) H club, Mi's. Nolan Turner,
Mis. E. W. Rowley; publicity,
Mrs. Les Kurtz; standard unit.
Mrs. Alex Walters; luncheon,
Mrs. Les Kurtz and Mrs. Al Dum-
ler; safety chairman, Mrs. Clair
The Eastern Star extension unit
met at the home of Mrs. Al Dum-
will be at the home of Mrs. Nolan
Turner-at 10:30 on September 29.
OUT OUR WAY
Wiliamt
By J. R
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News of Tumalo Community
Tumalo, Sept. 7 (Special IMr., from Lebanon, who alteniled,
and Mi-s. Tom Fair pf Portland there were numerous nieces and
visited at the Wesley Mcculloch nf phews present, (.unci's present
Brooks-Scanlon
Brooks-Scanlon Camp, Sept. 7
(Special) The Black Top Paving
company of Bend started work
last week paving the roads in
camp.
Samuel Brock of Bend was a
week-end visitor at the John Mel
lon home.
Mrs. Estelle Cooper and sons.
Wendell and Donnle, and Nellie
Curtis and Mr. and Mrs. John
Mellott and children; Samuel
Brock and and Mrs. Harold
Iverson and son picked blackber
ries ' and' picnicked near Sweet
Home last Sunday. '
I. J. Iverson is visiting at the
Harold and Maurice Iverson
homes this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Carrol Dickerson
and family spent the Labor day
week end in Burns visiting Mr.
Dickerson's brother and sister
and their families.
The W. B. Hockett family spent
the week end in Salem. While
there they attended the state fair.
Mr. and Mrs. Chet Morrill and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mor
rill, and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Bab-
cock and daughter, Pat, from
Roseburg, camped at Little Cul-
tus lake over the week end.
Mrs. Raymond Ross and son.
Dale, have returned from Port
land where they had been visiting
at the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. W. R. Johnson.
Mr. and MVs. Charle de Sully
and family accompanied by Son
dra Reese, Sharon Day and Mar
garet Millius went to the fair in
Salem Saturday and returned"
home Monday evening. The girls
took part in the 4-H judging con
test, men- daughter, Judy, also
was in the judging.
. Mr. and Mrs. Georee Shobert
of Bend and Mr. and Mrs. Orphy
Keese and family picked black
berries near Springfield Sunday,
REQUESTS GRANTED
Berkeley' Cal , Sept. 7 UP Two
men who demanded to be sent to
jail got their wish today.
Witter D. Hahn. 38, angrily in
sisted on a jail term after Judge
Oliver Youngs refused to release
him from probation for another
onense so ne could go deer hunt
ing. Youngs obliged with a 30-
day sentence.
Sidney K. Ray, 48, charged
with drunkenness, asked for and
got a 30-day term to sober up.
home last week and Fulr helped
the Mcculloch s Willi the haying.
Roy Henry received his dis
charge from the navy air corps
last week in Pensacola, Flu., und
arrived home' Wednesday. Roy
plans to help his father run the
ranch.
Walter Lowe returned last
week from Medford where he
was called because of the death
of his mother, who hud suffered
a broken hip sever.il weeks ago.
Mr. Ruby Scott, who was the
principal of Tumulo school last
year, came out one day the past
week to assist with plans for
operating the lunch room at the
Tumalo school for the coming
year.
Mrs. F. C. Shepard and chil.
drcn. Clay, Douglas and Joan,
took Jerry Shepard back to Tilla
mook the last of the week, stop
ping off in Portland to visit a few
days before returning home.
Jim Hosmer of Bend attended
the lecture hour of Tumalo
grange last Friday evening and
showed colored slides of Hawai
ian views. Supper was served by
the following committee: Mr. and
Mrs. C. L. Allen. Mr. and Mrs.
T. G. Becker and Mr. and Mrs.
W. D. Collins.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe C. Henry ac
companied their son. Joe. and his
wife to Portland over the Labor
day week end They visited at
the home of Henry's sister, Mrs.
Walter B. Hough. They returned
home by way of the Columbia
river highway.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Henry and
Mrs. Darrle Johns visited in Port
land Saturday night and went on
to the coast for a couple of days
on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. n. W. Heartt and
daughters. Joan and Nancy, and a
friend visited at the H. A. Scog
gin home over the past week end.
Mrs. Heartt is a sister of Mrs.
Scoggin. Sunday, the two fami
lies joined the Ralph Zelgler fam
ily for a picnic dinner at Pioneer
park.
Mr. and Mrs. C. I. Dunlap re
turned last week from a short
trip to Portland and the coast.
Keith Shepard returned home
Thursday following a couple of
weeks in the Veterans1 hospital-ffl
Portland.
Visitors at the Wesley McCul-
loch home during the past two
weeks have included the follow
ing: Mr. and Mrs. Larrie Cowan.
of Goldhill, brother-in-law and sis
ter of Mrs. McCulloch; Mr. and
Mrs. Ouville Phelos of Maoleton.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Ransdall of
Albany and Mr. and Mrs. E. L.
Dotson and four children of
Eugene.
Eugene Smith, who stavs at the
William Ogle place, celebrated his'
75th. birthday anniversary Sunday
when '23 relatives and friends
came over for the day. A large
taDie was spread on the lawn un
der large trees for the dinner.
wnicn was the tnlrd such birth
day party held here since Mr.
Smith came over from Sweet
Home four years ago. Besides
Smith's sister, Mrs. Strieker, and
four members of her family,
were eight members of the Smith
family of Lebanon, Mr, and Mis.
Brown from Corvullls, Mr. Ben
nett of Foster, Mr. Hughee of
Eugene, Mr. und Mi's. Ciomlell and
two children of Sweet Home ami
Mr. and Mrs. WUllnm Ogle.
Mrs. Clarence Elder was In
Portland over the week end to
attend the wedding of her grand
daughter. Mi. und Mis. Glen Davis and
children. Abner, Bert and Wlllier
la, spent four days In Portland
over the week end visiting. They
returned home Monday night.
Mrs. C. L. Allen, assisted by
Mrs. Gordon Wllcom. gave a pink
and blue shower for Mrs. l-ee Al
len last Friday afternoon at the
home of the former, twenty per
sons were present, including' Mrs.
Allen's daughter, Mrs. Wulter
Kraft, of Sun Frunclsco. The aft
ernoon was devoted to games, fol
lowing which the gifts were
opened and refreshments served.
Mr. and Mi's. Walter Kraft left
Tuesday morning for their home
in Sun Francisco following a
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Newark, N.J.. Sept. 7 HI' A
7Syenrolil plillunlhriiplst who lie
lleved that women were ton de
pendent on (he "whims, will mid
stature" of their husbands, left
houses he owned to the wives
of veterans teuunllng them, his
will disclosed today.
Some ;i! women will become
properly owners ut the heiiuest
of the hue Wilbur 11. Driver, New
Jersey wire muniifuctuier, whose
will was probated here yesterday.
Driver died August i'A leaving an
estate esllmuU'd at upward of
$7IK).IKK), of which one-IKIh whs
willed to churllalile Institutions.
Oliver ordered that $'.Tt),tKH)
worth of low rent upuilmentN he
owned be given to the women nf
threeduy visit here at the home
ut her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
C, L. Allen.
Mrs. I Allen Is home from
the St. Omrlcs hospital but her
twin daughters born on August
2f are still at the hospital.
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SEPTEMBER SPECIAL
Brought luck by xipul.ir ilc
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rick delicious il.ivor ol (roll, rixr
huiuius anil ilic "luiul-dippcd'
goodness of Ardcn J-'Lnor-l'mb
ice cream. Buy it Irom your near
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An miiomobllii which was
stolen in curly AukuhI front
Itulpll AduniN, of 1 It'ili I. mih rei iiv-
ered this piinI week from Kslu-
itulti luke by Rstiuadti police.
The vehicle was In M feel or
waier, mid apparently hud been
backed Into Hie lake from Un
cus) hunk In KHlm mlu park, down
a -l!i di'Kiee ciiilmiikliicnl. 'I he cur
iippuii'iilly wus abandoned there
early In Auusi by lite thieves
uliii Nlole It in I'oi'IIuihI from
Admits.
NltroKcn Is considered nil Inert
c.i.s but It will unite with ccrlulu
elements ul hliih lemperutures.
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