WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 194?
THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON
FAI THIRTEEN
Sisters and Vicinity
AliiT ii'KWlrullun HiiK (iriii'lcil
Mouiliiy liinrmilM un Hit' iiirniiiK
tiny ul iiciiuol, liyion L'.v.iiib, hin
wIkhiI urlm-tuul, ri'iHtriiti mm .to
IiIkIi hi'IiouI student hmi H'jiiHii'i.
ed. limner Mntsoti, jjmde ntliiiiil
priiit'lpul, H'Mtrt'ii Unit 1H7 Kiude
m'ltool mplts hnd H'tflnlciwl.
(ii'iiiKO Wukcliclil drove lo
I'tirtluiiil lust lliurmmy un linni
liens situ ii'lui iicd nume Sutuiuity.
Mi'. ami Mm. Urn dim llnttfii mi1
the parent of a i pmintl, o ituntv
nun, uuiii mommy mui niiig u( ine
bt. L'hurlt's hospital, me hiitiy
has bran inimeu limx-it Iiiiioiii.
The llrsl nitvlinK ul lllr cxee
tltlvi committee ot UH' i'.'i.A. will
be hold 'i'liumday fVfiiini;. ii
lumber 1;), m tuo home ul lui'
president, Mr. Kk'huiU fat-Ken-tin-
Mr. and Mrs, (Jeiirue Khun- of
l'ltiuillKt, Ciillt,, aix-nt tne week
fin! nt tltt' Iiuiih ul Ml Shore's
iiiiiHln mill luinlly, Mm. lioim-i
Miilnmi.
Mr. mill Ml', Clyde liuMi and
diiuithter, Marjory, unit tiH-,e nuil
iiepuew, Cheryl mill 'Hiiiiny liy,
returned Thumdity from roiiliiml
iillpr surmllnii a week thine visit
InK mil Itustt's diiuphter, cly.
dene, mitl oilier relative. Mis.
Vivlitn Kussell re.luriieil home
with them lor a lew rtuys' visit.
Mr. anil Mrs. Bill Aylor anil
Mr. and Mrs. Ilnrotil Meyers weie
dinner guests Siiturdny evenlnit
at I no noiiw ot Mr. and Mis.
Ool lie Meyers, 'lite ucrasiun was
the Aylor's IMth wedding anni
versary.
Mrs, Bob Podd and Mis. Wesley
Maclowell, il Hedmoml. enter
tained with a stork shower nt Mm.
Iiwld'a tionie lust Friday evenlnit
f.,.. Mr t'trtt Vetimeit nt lU'lld.
,111 Pll". -
DuiliiR the evening Rume were
ilayeil linn prizes v.i-ie j
.ir I A-h. I'ai-ritieion jtmt Mrs.
l-'mesi Yeomen ol lleml. Alter
the openlnil ol the Bills, wlrcsh
inents were served ly the hostess
and cohosh1. Those present
were: Mrs. l.yle CmrlnKton, Mrs.
Albert Allen. Miss Murle Tnpfcen.
Miss Grace Preston, Miss Kinder
Emery and Mrs. Claude Wnna
rhek. nil o! liend; Mm. tUoila
I'olly and Mm. Wesley Mart low
ed ol Hedmoml. Mrs. Jerry
Ih-nson, Mrs. Gordon IIiiki-h and
Mrs. Aloha Cnverhill o( Slaters
and the ijuest of honor, Mrs. Kor
est Yeomen. Several littts were
sent by guests, who were unable
lo attend.
Mr. and Mrs. Curl Oustnfson of
Woodhum spent the week end at
Ihe home of their son and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold tJustnlwin.
Orvlllo Carrol sjieni several
dlivs last week at the iH'V'ere I'en
hollow home in Kedmond.
Mm. Kugene Martin and Infant
son. Kenneth Wayne, ietuine.1
home from the St. Charles hospi
tal Saturday.
OutoMown visitor at the Sis.
ters Church of t'hlitit on Sunday
were: Mr. and Mrs. l-'ranres John
son of 1-nCenler, Wash.; Mr. and
Mia. A. J, Ifuldilns, of Amity, and
lietly Hliepard of Cresweil, tie,
Mr. Mini Mra. Clalrj' Dlson took
Vivian and Kuby Yanlley In Lau
relwood u iidi-my near Uasion on
Sunday, 'iiiey will atiunU school
I here,
Mr. and Mis. Newell Van Tan
set and mm mid iliiUKhler in luw,
Mr, unit Mrs. Mean Van '1'assel,
of College I'loce, Wash., visited
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. I'ren
tlss Vim Tassel Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Hlti-hcoi k
and faiiiliy returned last Tuesday
evening alter MieiiUinK about two
weeks on a trip to Alaska. They
went by boat as far north as
SkiiKway and miide a shio trip
inland by railway to Whllehorae.
They repotted a very enjoyable
trip.
Mr. tittii Mro. Leonard Hutehins
of Culver were dinner Kuests Sat
unlay at the home ol Mr. and
Mrs. Theodore Noel,
Mrs, Ins Klna, who Is a student
at Walht Walla college, sM'iit tho
week end at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd King.
Mr. and Mrs, Hob I-tald tent
tho week end with friends In ltel
llluff, Calif.
Mrs. Harold (histafson enter
tained with a birthday party at
her home in honor of her son,
1'hH's, seventh birthday anniver
sary last Thursday afternoon.
I'litl's ittlie gueMs enjoyed games
and favors. After the oiening of
the gifts the hostess served re-
freshmenta. Iliotie present were:
Mrs. CieorKC Wakefield and sons.
Timmy and Tommy; Mrs. Ilower
Shaw and sons, Johnny and
lialph; Mrs. cieorge Meyers and
sons. Tommy bikI Jerry; Mrs.
Chester tieii and children, flonnie
and Allen; Mrs. Norman Minks
and daughters, Virginia and Na
dine; Mrs, t rances Henderson and
sons, liobby and Tommy; Helen
Miu-ie Minus, Jonnny unwes,
Charles llnnkston, Joe Bembry
and Mm. fliile taker and son.
Johnnv. of liend.
Mr. and Mrs. Frances Johnson
of LaCenter, Wash., spent Sunday
at the homo of Mr, and Mrs.
Loyd Hewitt.
The next social meeting of the
V.K.W. auxiliary will be held
Thursday evening, September 22,
nt 8 o'clock at the home of Mm.
liob Modd.
, Mr. nnd Mrs. Maurice Hitchcoek
;ind children flew to Klamath
Kail Sunday afternoon where
they attended the air show.
Mr. and Mrs. Amos I'arker and
daughter, Ijiurn, took their son
Donald, to Columbia academy
near IJnttleground, Wash., on Sun
dav. He Is a student there.
Mrs. Charles liurkhnrt of liend
visited Monday nt the home of
her sister. Mrs. Theodore Noel.
Mrs. Melvin McLnln entertain,
ed u group of the members of the
Knights of Columbus and their
wives Sunday morning following
communion with a breakfast at
her home. Those present were:
Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Jensen, Mr.
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1 MORE THAN MEETS THE EYE Th plant held by Bride Mc
Sweeney, SHlitant to the horticult'jrUt st the New York Botanical
Garden, li known at the ttrophsnthui preuiii. This may mean
little to you at first glance, but it could mean very much to suf
ferers from arthritis snd rheumatic fer. Blooms from plants of
this family, scientist have discovered, can be used to produce cor
ilone. m ayolbctiied hormone found to be very useful in th
treatment of thote disease.
Collegiate Garb
Tabbed in Survey
Chicago Mi's Here's what coi
iege tx fire wearing the7 days,
A (tetiartfnfnt More report sn
ihe elothes habits of the Amer-I
lean college boy revealed that)
nine out ut ten eastern coiiege
men wear a shirt and tie to class.
On the other side of the country,
though, SO per cent of the seeker
of knowledge, wear an oynn
sports shirt and, often. Hi
very fancy plaid,
Marshall Field's store tor men
found In a survey:
Mother el college boy are lltf
Ing In a new era. The son no
longer send hi washing home,
lie trundles his bundle to the
nearest laundromat.
Whether the college boys are
Ivy league or otherwise, mey all
wear levin, wash pants and faded
government issue for casual
wear, topped by a T-shirt
When they dress up In the east,
they wear a conservative, severe
ly cut, thinly padded suit for
dates and conservative foulard
ties.
I Tie far western counterpart
gets pretty gay on dates. He
wear a loud tie that's good lor
a conversation piece, along with
his two-button double-breasted
gabardine suit. The Ivy hgue
fashion plate looks "relmfti," the
store says. The rest of tha boy.
when liiasHl up, go lor trie more
casual wear.
and Mr. Walter Hansen, Mr. and '
Mr. Bert McClaln, Mr, and Mrs.
Jack DeRuhla, Mr, and Mrs, Tom
Powell, Jim McClaln and Mis Iso
belle Pagannl, all of Bend,
Bill Alley of Eugene i visiting
at the home of his brother-in-law
and sister, Mr, and Mra, Guy Mc
Laughlin. Mr. and Mr. Harry Motschman
of Portland vlalted last week at
the home of their daughter and
family, Mr, and Mrs. Howard
Heigeson.
A picnic was held Monday eve
ning on the Metoiius river for the
members of the grade and high
school faculty and their families
and the school board members
and their families. Games and a
picnic supper were enjoyed.
Those present were: Mr, and
Mrs. Byron Evans and son; Mr.
and Mrs. William Edwards and
son; Miss Joy Waterson, Mr. and
Mm, Homer Matson and family;
Michael Coglaniese, Mrs, Evelyn
Eikln and children; Mrs. Lois
Erickson and daughter; Mr. Ma
rion Lytic. Mm. Tiliie Wilson, Mrs.
Alice Scott, Mrs. Ruth Micheii,
Mr. and Mra. Albert Demaris and
family; Mrs. Archie Brown and
son, Koy, and Mr. and Mr. Frank
iiumwait.
Mr. and Mrs. Buster Philip
spent Friday and Saturday at the
tato fair In Salem, and visited
Melon Pilferers
Forced to Eat
Cedar Rapid, la, SP Most
youngsters dream of having all
the watermelon they carfeat, but
a young foursome here didn't ex
actly enjoy the experience.
Surprised by two detective as
they were pilfering melons from
a fruit market, the four received
a watery justice.
The detectives conferred with
the market owner, melons were!
carved open, and the three teen-j
aged boys and a girl were order-!
ed to start eating, i
They -were permitted to stop
eating when they promised never
again to steal watermelons.
PJS, There must have been
some melons left over, because
the trash can in the police assem
bly room was full of rinds the
next morning.
ONE WAV TO WIN
Jackson, Mich. Us Paul Ander
son, cafe operator, complained to
police that two teen-age boys
bored a hole in a pin-ball ma.
chine to Insert a long wire and
register fake wins.
Electrical
Wiring
friends and relatives at Albany
Sunday.
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Hillsdale, Mich, sOT Mr, and
Mrs, Earl Chspin have four chil
dren, but they csisbrata only two
birthdays. Alien Lester was born
July 21 on ihe flrrt birthday of
his sister, Ann Louise. The other
two youngsters are live year-old
twin girl.
NOT FOB SALE
Coldwatsr, Mich. iui Johfl
Bartholomew arranged to run t
notice three clay In inn local
paper Si.tvcvus.inj? his ut lor
aie. Then tss sailed up and can
celled It, His automobile wi
smashed In two-car collision
outh ol the elty.
The taag ef UE ia 4e sir ... n uif
taut with foul dog tad gun , , , the
daws aggf the bitdi. Then bosk
to cefoblag gins of light
Orrmptt These tre unocg th
good tosgl of life.
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