WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 194
THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND. OREGON
PAGE ELEVEN
Powell Butte and Vicinity
Powell Hullo, Nov, 30 (Special)
A family reunion whs held
Thanksgiving duy ill tint homo
or Mi', unil Mm. K I,. Sniinol,
when all u( their eight children
anil lunilllt'H wcni prtmunt fur tliu
tinnier. TImjhu wliu liurlunk of tliu
dinner liicluiliil Mr. and Mm, Jim
Sllmiwull ami daughters, Judy,
Dlnu, Lulu and Llijiliolh, all of
Kimborly; Mr. and Mm, Ijhvu
Slmuwuit, uuugtitur, Vivian and
mm, Danny, ut Spray; Mr, and
Mm. Lester Mulcy, suns, Jerry
and Norman, and daughter, Sura
.lo, of Twickenham; Air, aim
Mm, Koy Snaliel, duughter, Uoii
n le Sue, and nun, Johnny: Mr, and
Mm. U. W. Michel and daughters,
I'unnii, Siilrley and Hetty, all ut
I'owcil hullo, and Kllen, Donald
and John SnaU'l, all of Powell
Hullo, oilier guests were Alice
Thoinus of Kliiilicriy, bud Nash
of bpiuy and Mm. li. L. tinabcl's
urotner, Hny Kniiy, of KcdinuiKr.
Mr. and Mm. Henry Mustek
iiihI family were dinner guests
liist Sunday ut the homo of Mr.
and Mm. K. W, Ucnlry.
Mm. W. T. lk-niH'it arrived
lam Wednesday from Madera,
Calif., Id spend aumu lime vInii
lug Iter brother, Henry Mustek
and family,
Mr. and Mm. E. W. G'entry and
(lauithler, Joan, were ThaiiKsglv
lni! dinner guests ut the home
of Mr. and Mm, Henry Mustek
und family.
Kdward Mustek, Vera Luu Hun
net i, find and Hetty Wmirti und
Mm, Smith ent Thanksgiving
ul tlto til raneh ut Hamilton,
Mm. '1'. C. 1 1 ii y lien was uniilile
to rook at school Wedneiulay bo
mum of the Illness of her (t(itiili-
ter. Dliinne. Mm. Henry Mustek
iook cimrgo tor her.
Vaughn Monk, Vernon Akin,
Twyilu and Ivicie Haruim, Ilud
lliirgan and Carolyn Muslck lie
comimnled a group of youiiit peo
ple from Itedmond to Ilend Satur
day, to uitvncl a skiiilng parly.
Myron lllurkwcll, I-ouIh Flock,
Itav Naff. Karl Thomiison and
I). L. l'enhollow were mcmlicre
of I lie local group who attended
the Ninety and Nine men s meet
liiK In Sinters last Monday eve-
IIIIIR.
, Mr. and Mm. Charles Covey
son Albert, and duughter. Mane;
Carolyn MiiHlek, Vaughn Honk
and Ielclo lliirgun were Powell
Unite folks who attended the un
ion Thanksgiving services ut the
Kedmoiul Church of Christ Wed
nesday evening.
Mm. Herncice Rndcliffo anil
daughter, Din line, of Monmouth,
sH'nt the Thanksgiving week end
wllh her iirents. Mr. and Mm,
YV. II. Steelliiiminer and family.
Dick Steelhammer was a caller
Thursday evening at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. D. L, l'enhollow
of northwest Kedniond.
Darrell Dickson consigned a
registered shorthorn cow Co tliu
Hereford breeders' sala In I'rlnu
vlllo Thursday, alio brought Hie
seeonU highest price at the sale.
Mr. and Mrs. Juek Naff und
Kolund liasar of Eugene; Mr. und
Mrs. Hay Naff of Kedmond und
Mr. and Mrs. Luke Keif were call
ers Thursday evening ut the I). L,
l'enhollow humo.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mlnson,
Mr. and Mrs. D. L. l'enhollow,
II. W. Steelhammer, Mm. Neva
McCaffery and son, Juek; Mr. und
Mrs. Millard Eukln. und Mr, und
Mrs. Warren Reynolds wore lo
cal people who attended the nun
uet ul thu Ochocu Inn dining
room lust 1 uesduy evening.
Ellen Imvu. Mr. nnd Mm. DIM
Duty und iluughrcr, Dlunnu, of
Molalla wero overnight guests
Saturday at the home of Mr. imd
Mm. Lloyd llusselt und family.
They were dinner guests Sunday
ut the home of Mr. und Mrs. Ice
land Helf. They returned Sunduy
afternoon taxing witn tnem mart
liafy. who had been here for
several months, nnd Mrs. Buty,
who had been here for the puxl
two weeks with her duughler,
Mm. Kelt.
Mr. und Mrs. J. C. Mlnson re
turned Monday from 1'ortlund,
where he hud Rone to attend u
county commissioners meeting.
Mr. nnd Mm, Dick Mlnson und
children, of lerrebonhe. were din
ner guests Wednesday at the
home of his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. C. Mlnson.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Mlnson were
Thursday dinner guests ur the
homo of their son. Charles Min
son and family. On Sunday they
wero dinner guests ut the home
of another son, Dick Mlnson und
family of Terrebonne
Mr. and Mm. Myron Clack
well and son, Hubert, were
Thanksgiving day guests nt the
home if his brother, Henry Black-
wen ami lumiiy in ut-no.
Mm. Minnie Wuro nnd son
Vernon, nnd Mm. Frnnkle Mar
gun came here Wednesday eve-
n I no from I'ortlnud to spend
Thanksgiving nt the home of her
sister. Mm. Ueorgo lioak and
family. They wero accompanied
here by Twylla Hargan nnd Doris
Dickson, who visited their par
ents. They all returned to Port
land Sunday afternoon.
Mr. nnd Airs. Jack Vice nnd fnm
lly of I'rlnevlile were Saturday
guests nt the home of his parents,
Mr. and Mm. C. C. Vice.
Leon Pottlgrew was a Thanks-
Riving dinner guest nt the home
of Mi-s. Mildred Sherman and lam
lly. Callers In the evening at the
Sherman home Included Calvin
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t THESE LITTLfc Kltia.Ltri nuivit uuiiio, mo ijci tuvt
tpsnlcl belonging to Judy Shaw, 4, of Phoenix, Ariz., yowns with I
sheer bortdom while wesnlng two orphaned plgi, Inky and Stinky, f
Th pig came from a litter of 11, nd mamma pig had sccommo-.i
datlons for only, nine. So Buzzle took over.
Drockctt, Lnuru Murshall and El
mer McDanlel.
Mr. and Mm. Virgil Langtry nnd
family of Portland Sent the
'ihanksglvlng week end here at
the homo of her parents, Mr. and
Mm. John Cronln.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Rltter hud
s their suests for Thanksgiving
dinner his parents, Mr. nnd Mm.
Sam Rltter, and Mr. and Mm. Bob
Pietz and her mother. Mm. nose
Solomon of Redmond.
Mr. and Mrs. hoger Cwyn and
family of Suthcrlin were over
night guests on Friday nt the
homo of Mr. nnd Mm. Ted Mar
shall and family.
Thanksgiving dinner guests at
the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Ted
Marshall nnd family were Mr. and
Mm. Ixiuis Flock. Mr. and Mm.
Grlo Flock nnd children, Orval
McDowell, Calvin Brockctt and
LiiMon e Sherman.
Mr. and Mm. Bart PcrenI of
Creswcll, who are moving to
Bend, were guests at the local
church scrvlcus Sunday- morning.
Thirteen members of he Wom
en's Council and Mm. Jack Naff
of Eugene, met at the home of
Mrs., J. C. Mlnson Friday after
noon lor the regular meeting.
Mm. Burl Yates had charge of the
devotional program and plans
were made for the dinner to be
held at the hall on December 6 for
the Redmond Klwanls club. The
next meeting will be an till day
potluck dinner meeting with the
annual Christmas gut exchange,
Each woman will bring a gift, not
to exceed 50 cents. Tills will be
on December 16.
Mr. and Mrs. Rush Duncan Sr.
were dinner guests Thanksgiving
at the home of their son and
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dnughterln-law, Mr. and Mm.
Hush Duncan Jr., and family of
iTinevine.
Mr. and Mrs. Elsworth Dickson
nd children were Thanksgiving
dinner guests at the home of Mr.
nnd Mrs. Ulenn Shoemaker In
Kedmond. Elsie Dickson spent
the day wllh Shirley Salsbury.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Goodrich and
daughters of Prinevllle, Mr. and
Mrs. Eddie Mollmun and Kon, Mr.
and Mis. C. C. Vice, Dhvld and
Mrs. Helen Bates of Terrebonne,
and Mrs. E. E. Vice were dinner
guests on Thanksgiving at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Porter
Spraguc and family.
Mrs. Pearl Herbs!, sons Vern
nd Earl, went fo Brownsville
Wednesday to spend Thunksglv-
Ing wlttt 3 daughter and sister.
They returned Friday.
Paul Spillman Jr. was a dinner
guest Sunday at the home of Mr.
und Mrs. Charles Mlnson.
i'hunksglvlng dinner guests at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Spillman were Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Mitchell and family, of Tumulo,
and Toy Jones.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Spillman re
turned last Sunday evening from
Salem where he had attended a
stnfe board of education meeting.
They spent Saturday and Sunday
at the home of their son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Leo
nard Koth, in Albany.
Mr. and Mm. Ted Marshall and
family returned last Sunday from
a trip to Sutherlin and valley
points.
Mr. and Mm. Jack Naff and
Roland Rasar, of Eugene, and Mr,
and Mrs. Raymond Relf and son,
Roger, of Molalla, came here Wed
nesday to spend the week end at
the home ot their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Luke Relf. Tho Eugene
residents left Saturday and the
Ray Helfs returned to Molalla
Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Luke Relf left
Monday morning for Dunsmulr,
Calif., to visit her brother and his
sister, Mr. and Mm. Don McNely,
for a few days.
Mr. and Mm. U u. Yates and
sons, uene and Dei, moved over
the week end to the Bruce Bal
four residence.
Mr. and Mm. George Hohbs of
Prinevllle were Thanksgiving din
ner guests af the home of Mr. and
Mm. Otto Pauls and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter lleppner
of Redmond visited Iriday eve
ning at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Otto Pauls.
Mr. and Mm. L. B. Yates were
Thanksgiving dinner guests at the
home of their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mm. Charles
Moon, In Madras. Mrs. iates re
mained with her daughter until
rrlday evening.
Mm. Margaret Sleasman of
Redmond was a Thanksgiving din
ner guest at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. l. c. Havncs and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Horsey of
Portland came here Saturday to
spend the week end with Mr. and
Mm. T. C. Haynes and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Sleasman
of Portland were callers Sunday
afternoon at the home of Mr. and
Mm. T. C Haynes and family.
Nick Haynes spent the week
end with his uncle and aunt, Mr.
and Mrs. Theodore Sleasman, in
Metollus.
Mr. and Mrs. Myron Blackwell
Mm. J. C Minson, Mrs. Ray Naff,
Mm. Burl Yates. Mrs. Luke Keif
Mrs. D. L. Penhollow ana Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Morrison attended a
bunclay school officers and teach,
em meeting Friday evening at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. ira carter.
Mr. and Mrs. Ora Foster and
son, Terrell; Melvln Faster and
Mr. and Mm. Wallace roster were
Thanksgiving dinner guests at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Calkins and family.
Mrs. Chnrles Covey visited Mrs.
Jack Naff Friday evening at the
home of Mr. and Mrs-. Kuy Nan
In Kedmond.
Sidney carter underwent ton
sillectomy In Kedmond Friday
morning, and Is recuperating at
the home of his parents.
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