WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1949
THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND. OREGON
PAGE ELEVEN
News of Tumalo Community
'I'umitUi, Dec. 7 (Spec'lHll Mr.i vImII wllh relative. While In Port-
iiiiii Aim. it. J. Aiiillicr una
hiiiiiII mm, Kk'huiil, let I mommy
of Him week lur CuIuiiiImih, Ohm,
ililvliiK lliiuiiHli Willi Ii'W'iKl
from Uend. Ui'fui iiMuiiiliiK
llOIIIU Mill WCI'll lll'IOIl! ('III IHllllllH,
tlm AihiIum a will (o lu Detroit
Ullll lllld M)HSCBHIMI of II IK'W CHI'.
Mr. unci MiN, Jim (J, lli'iiry oe
cuiiiiiinli'il lliclr hiiii mill (IuiikIi
Ici -in law, Mr, mill Mid, hmn i uni
fy, lu t ' ( I ii ix I Sunday fur u iliiy'a
Culver
Culver, lce. 7 lS.(iil) Hit.
, tciilly limn led woro Cluirlea Mca-
0IIC,er III Culver 1111(1 Ml H. Mil-
ilnil Smith ul Aluhu..
Wi'dncHilay iiiiu'iiImk u now IIiik
Was I'iiIhciI un tho pule near the
llljll UllHMll, WHM IIOll'r It'll.'-
niunlca uiitl music by lliu school
band.
Mr. mill Mm, I IcihcIicI Itcail
mill Mm. J. I'. Head nlioictl In
Tort in ml 'l'huimlny icturiiliiu
home tluil I'vcnlim.
Mr. inn! Mm. lnviiync lluKituin
mid Mr. mid Mm. 1'oiin Knulkln
It'll Tliumdiiy morntiiK or l'uii
land mi u HhoppliiK Hip, return
till! Iininc Sunnily evening.
At Ii'ikUiik O.UO. rlul) moot
lug lit (hi' linuiu of Mrs. I III inn
I.lnkx In Ki'dinnnd lasl Thursday
were Mm. 1-. M. Ilurni'y, Horn
May Homey and Mm. II. K.
Ki'i'iiry. Mi'liiU'iH from Itortinonil
wi'iv Mm. Eii Wi'iivi'r, Mm. John
llenilcmim, Mih, Hurry Wlndoin,
Mm. Jark WcIkihhI mid Mm.
I'enrl Wi'lKiind, The ni'xr meet
iiiK will Ih till! Christ inns party
ul lite homo of Mih, l'cnrl Wei
Hand, thi' I'Vi'iiliiK ol Pec. 13. Tin'
followdnit now oHIecra wore eli-cl-ill
at tills mi'i'tlnii: Mm. John
lii'iidi'moii, i :-nl1i'iit ; Mm. I lurry
Wlndon, acoreliiry; Mm. II. fc..
Kii'iiry. vice prcslilonl. ami Mm,
Ward MoKostlo. treasurer.
Mm. Hill llurke hiiH recently
hern n piillcnr ut the hospital In
I'rlnevlllo.
A lovely baked hum dinner wiih
aorvod Saturday noon to nhout
(iO liranui' "K'inlM'i'H at the l'o
moim inectliiK at Hay alack
Kimilic bull. After ilinni'r a pro
Kiiim In rhnrKc of the Pomona
lcolurrr, Mrs. Tom Pnwi-ra of
Madias, was enjoyed by nil. Tho
buslni'KM part of the meetlnK was
then compli'ted and a fi o'clock
dinner was served ro those who
remained for the evenlnit, when
the fifth decree was conferred
on 10 candidates. Visitors were
Mr. unci Mrs. C. illi'del, Mm. Stel
la Nelson. Mm, lllers. Mr. and
Mia. Cieorite Murphy, members
from Pine Korest grant!!' near
Mend and state aniline deputy
Vein Unit nnd Mm. Lantz of
Kedmond. Refivshments were
served after the di'Kree work.
There will he a Joint Insralla
tlon of newly elected officers
from Kiannes In Jefferson coun
ty at Ashbulle (jnitiKe hall on
fuesdav evenliiK. Dec. 20. This
meeting will be open to the pub
lic. Mr. and Mm. C. R. HnKiniin
were business visitors In Uend
Krl'lay. . ,.
Mr. and Mis. II. E. keeney
were shopplnt! nnd visiting In
It.'dniond Friday.
Mr, and Mrs. I.yle Greenwood
returned home Sunday evening
after a two-weeks honeymoon
" Mr. nnd Mrs. F. !.. Dlckerson.
Mr. and Mrs. John Thomas, son.
Jlmmv, nnd daughter. Alice. Mr.
mid Mm. Cordon Dlckerson ami
daUKhrer. Mary, and twin daugh
ters. Lcln and Lola, all from
Parma, Ida., spent the week end
at the B. N. Dlckerson home.
The following new officers
were elected Saturday at the Jef
ferson county Pomona meeting
ut Haystack grange hall.
Master, Willis Niirtz: overseer.
Wayne Carter: lecturer. Mis.
Tom Powers; chaplain, Mrs. John
I,ee; steward, Charles J. Keegan
Jr.;. assistant Hteward. L. M. llor
ney; gate kcepr, Dr. Howard; sec
relary, Mrs. Hlmiehe Mender
a. -ii. ' irmiuimT. Mrs. Kva Steb-
i,iu. Pnnwinn Mrs. Doris Cor-
win; Ceres, Mrs. Lucille Class;
Flora, Mm. F.velyn Nmtz; lady
' iKiuiuimii Hlewiird. Mrs. L. M. Hop
ney; executive committee, Cuy
Corwln, l'"loyd Glass and Charles
Keegan Sr. '
New Mayor Keeps
Bus Driving Job
Haverhill. Mnss. dl'i Joseph L.
Wlllelt decided to keep his Job
ns n bus driver even though hp
was elected mayor of Haverhill.
"It will keep mi close to the
people nnd I'll know their prob
lems," he explained.
"Hesldcs," Wlllelt ndded, I
can't live on the mayor's saliiry
of $2,500."
Use classified ads In The Bulle
tin for quick results.
land a car si nick lliu Henry's car
on I he lender unci threw Mrs, Joe
Henry ugalnst the sldu of the car,
In caking her collar hone, mid In
flecting briilsuN, Mrs. Joe C. Hen
ry Jr., of Mend, Is raring for Mrs,
Henry for u few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Hull rilllesplu
entertained ul pinochle Sat unlay
evening for a few neighbors und
frleiKlH, those present being Mrs.
Mmgurel Klewait of Keilinond,
mother of Mr. Cllleuple; L'. Kldge
wuy, uf llelllnghmn; Mr. and Mm.
Clenii McFull, und Mr, und Mrs.
Irving Jones,
Dr. and Mrs. Raymond Jones of
Kedmond were dinner guests
Thanksgiving day ut tho Llob Gil-
icxplo Home.
Lusigu Hill Hull, son of Mr. and
Mrs. K L. Hall, left last week
for Ills station ut Sun Diego, fol
lowing a few days spent here over
Thanksgiving, Hill la In the ulr
corps und la soon to sturt flying
Jet plnnes.
Home Kconomica club of Tum
alo grunge held an all day meet
ing at the home of Mrs. John
Hopper Wednesday of this week.
A small gill exchange was held.
Hoy Scouts mid severnl men
worked on the scout building on
the grange properly ul Tumalo
Saturday.
Mrs. Ceo, Ilcilman spent sev
eral days In the valley lust week,
going down to attend a wedding.
Michael Newby, li year-old son
of Mr. and Mrs.'H. Newby, who
recenlly moved here, fell from
the merry-Ko-round ul school lust
week nnd broke his leg In two
plan's, Michael will have to miss
school the rest of this school your.
Gene nnd Itonald Carver of
Myrtle Point arrived Saturday
night, to stay with their grand
mother, Mrs. L. A. Hartford.
The iMjya enlerwl Tumnlo
Behind Monday morning, Gene In
the third grade and Konuld In the
first.
The Tumnlo primary room now
has an enrollment of 42 pupils.
Mm. Nell Davis Is a patient at
the St. Charles hospital.
Gurnet McCartney returned
insi wii'K irom I'ortinnd, where
he vlshcd fur n U'fck. N
Douglas Sbepard left Dec. 1 for
Tillamook where he will uskIhI his
brother, Jerry In testing milk for
a month while another man Is
sick In the hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. T. Thompson
of, Newberg, former Tumalo
grangers, visited t h e grange
meeting rriday evening.
Following the business session
of the grange, during which It
was voted to assist with the fur
nishing of treats ngaln this year
or the scnooi Christmas pro
gram, supper of cuke and coffee
was served by the following: Mr.
and Mrs. K. VV. Putnam, Mr. and
Mrs. Win, Kurtz, Mr. anil Mrs. W.
A. Wlnney. Mr. nnd Mrs. John
Hopper and Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Ilcilman.
Scout leader Pearson, of Bend,
was given a short time out of
the business session of the grange
to talk on the community chest
nnd cards were passed out among
those present for distribution in
the community to those wishing
to contribute to the chest fund.
Following supper a film "A
Miracle in Paradise Valley," fur
nisheil by the Pnclflc Telephone
& Telegraph Co., was shown. The
Bend public schools projector op
crated by James Murray, an
eighth grader of Bend, was used
for showing the film.
Vei n 1 larlford, lecturer of Tum
alo grange, announced that at the
next grunge meeting on Dec. IB.
the army recruiting service will
show a film entitled "Bikini Atom
Bomb Test", which will be In tech
nicolor. Also on the program will
lie some of Mrs. Bowles dntlclng
pupils. Balloting on state officers
of the grange was conducted nt
the meeting Friday evening with
3(i votes being cast,
A demonstration by the state
college on lice control methods
on cattle was conducted Monday
morning nt the Skyline ranch,
owned by Ralph Cuke.
OUT OUR WAY
By J. R. Williami
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Vital Statistics
Following is n list of the births
und deaths in Deschutes county
for the period Novcmlicr 4 to No
vember 28, according to the rec
ord of flie Trl-Counly heulth do-
pnnmeni:
3lrths; Nov. 4, John Philip to
Philip and Ardlth Coyner; Nov. 5,
Neul Charles to Rodney and Ala
deun Hufstader; Nov. 6, Richard
William to LuVcrne nnd Patricia
Johnstone; Nov. 7, Philip Gordon
to Gordon and Joy George; Jo
seph Loehr and James Michael to
John and Dorothy Turner; Caro
lyn Rose to Waller and-Lorraine
Crulkshnnk; Nov. 9, David Nlch
olus to John and Kuth Jacobs;
No. 12, Vlckl Lynn fo Corbin and
Daisy Weber; Guy Wilson to Paul
and Mildred Fisher; Nov. 14, Tere
sa Anne to Ralph and Mary Craw
ford; Nov. 17, Gary Richard to
Klchurd and Frances Schaertl;
Charles Edward to Charles and
Mlmia Moon; Nov. 18, Evan Stu
art to Evan and Dorothy Thomas;
Nov. 20, Robert Barclay to Robert
and Mildred Sandman Jr.; Thom
as Edward to Hurold and Virginia
Hold; Nov. 21, Karen Aleen to
Alois and Ruth Bigus; Nov. 24,
Cheryl Marie to Cloyd and Vir
ginia Herrtngshuw; Nov, 26,
Michael Paul to Edward and Ei
leen Duffy; Nov. 27, Mury Eliza
beth to Lelnnd and' Mury Land
ers; Nov. 26, Juy Clark to Wlllard
und Merdyth Ward.
Deaths: Nov. 12, Minnie Fran
ces Sanders; Nov. 14, James Ar
thur Foss, and Nov. 20. Jeremiah
Timothy Cronln.
Study of Eskimo
Language Planned
Copenhagen nil The Smith
sonian Institute of Washington
and the Arctic Institute of North
America huve been negotiating
wllh the Danish linguist. Prof. L.
L. Hummerich, ahour a one-man
expedition to Alasku to study the
Eskimo language.
Prof, Hummerich said Alaska Is
the best pluce for studies of this
kind, because the Eskimo lan
guage is the most primitive of the
northern languages. He would
probably visit the island of Nunl
vak, southwest of Alaska. He said
thut as the old primitive Eskimos
have become almost extinct and
the younger gcneralnon Is living
In close contact with the outer
world, It is of great importance
fo carry out the investigation of
the language now.
The Danish museum Inspector
Helgc Lai. sen also will undertake
a one-man expedition to Alahka
to study the life of the lust Inland
tsklmos there.
Insecticide spraying f?om air
craft In Connecticut is more com
mon on tobacco fields than on
other furm cropland.
'Saved my
Life
A Co.l-i.nd for GAS-HEARTBURN"
Wh,nMrAwilfnifnh nrUi pniwntpnlnriil.mifTfWifts
Inn him, MHir mtimncti unci lirurt Imrn. rttT" iwunlir
lrrarrlm thn fKtMtnfUnjt mMlclnm knnwn Mr
VfiililtiinftHnrwlli't iiiMlfifiraHknliHMtMii
tililctn No Invnllvn. Ili'll-nrm lirlniiH roniiort In ft
tirty nr rriurn Imtllo to ux fur doiilile umnoy buck.
BELL-ANS for Acid Indigestion 25 fi
LAW NABS JESSE JAMES -
Greenville, Tenn. Ui Jesse
James wns arrested here. He was
one of two men nabbed by alcohol
tux unit agents at the site of a
moonshine whisky still.
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REDMOND
Last Rites Held
For Mrs. Zufelt
Kunerul services were held Tues
day, Nov. 29, from tho Church of
Jesus Christ of Lutter lny Sulnts
In Alhiimbiu, Culif., for Mrs, Mur
guret Crook Zufelt, 74, who died
Nov. 25, uflcr suffering a sudden
neurt atiucK.
Mrs. Zufelt wns born Feb. 10,
1H75, nt I'ayson, Utnh. She leaves
Iwo sons, George El wood Zufelt,
Uend, and Bert It. Zulelt, Alham
bra; a daughter. Mrs. Bcroiec
Geinird, Alliumbra; five grand
children, IJewuyne and Lyle Zu
lelt unit Mrs. Clurcnce Kono,
Uend; Lawrence Zufelt, Kedmond,
and Juy Colver, Alhumbra; one
great-grundchlld, Rita Lee Koho,
oeno.
liurlal was at Rose Mills me
morial park.
Mrs. Zufelt made her home for
the past 10 years with her son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Bert Zufelt. They moved to Al
humbra from Bend 11 months ago.
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Knoxville, Tenn. Ui B. L.
Newman, city Jailer, had no ready
answer when a women demand
ed to know: "What woman was
my husband with Saturday night
when he was arrested?" New
man advised her to ask her husband.
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