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THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 21. 1949
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Powell Butte and Vicinity
Powrll Rutin, Dnc. 21 (Sprclul)
Mrs. Ira Carter was hostess to a
potluck turkey dinner and annual
Chrlsimns party for the Home
Economics cluh at her home Wed
nesdny. There were 21 memliers
rivsent. Mrs. P. J. Carlson, Mrs.
lik Lamb, Mrs. J. W. Cooper,
Mrs. (ierald P1e.s7.ler and Mrs.
Dan Kllfiore were guests. In the
afternoon Rifts were exchanged
and new names drawn for Juni
per Janes for next year. The next
meetlnR will be on January 11,
with Mrs. Harry Carlson as host
ess. .
Mrs. Luke Relf attended the
regular meetlnR and Christmas
parly of the Pythian Sisters In
rineville Wednesday evenmR.
Mr. anil Mrs. J. Z. Prezler and
Mr nnd Mrs. Gerald Preszler
srmt last Sunday eveninR at the
t.ome of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Fergu
son In RHlmond.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wells of
Redmond spent Tuesday at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
Cooper. The couples were neigh
bors In Woodburn a few years
ago.
Mrs. J. C. Minson was hostess
to the Sorosis club Wednesday,
the organization's potluck turkey
dinner and annual Christmas par
ty and gift exchange. There were
15 members present. The next
meeting will be a birthday party
Sot those members whose birth
days are In October, November
or December. There also will be
election of officers. The meeting
Is to be held at the home of Mrs,
S. D. Mustard, Redmond, on Jan
uary 11.
Mr. and Mrs. George Boak and
Mr. and Mrs. Myron Blackwell
were church members who at
tended the play "Sickle or the
Cross" at the Community Pres
byterian church in Redmond Sat
urday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Kissler
are parents of an 8 pound 4 ounce
son born Friday night, December
18, at the Prineville General hos
pital Mr. and Mrs. Ed Copeland are
parents of a 6 pound 11 ounce
daughter born Tuesday, Decem
ber 13. at the Medical-Dental hos
pital in Redmond. The baby has
been named Betty Ellen.
Ramona and Tanya Rickman
entered the second grade of the
local school . Monday morning.
coming here from the Ochoco
Rrade school In Prineville. Koliert
and Tommy Rickman entered the
third and fourth grades, and I.loy
Mcltaniel entered the second
grade. I.loy comes from Tualatin.
Mr, and Mrs. Woodson Mc
Danlel and family arrived here
recently from Tualatin and ex
pect to make their home here.
A square dance cluh was or
ganized at the hall last Monday
evening when Miss Rose Hoosier
was out from Prineville for in
struction. The club plans to meet
twice a month after the now year.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Barton nnd
son. Hillman. ot navvnie, re
turned to their home Friday after
spending a few days with her
brother. Homer Jones, and fam
ily. Orlo Flock left Wednesday for
Ml. Vernon where he hunted ant
lerless deer. He returned late in
the week.
Mrs. Orlo Flock and children
were confined to their home all
last week with illness.
Rawland Carlson was confined
to his bed last week with an at
tack of tonsilitis.
A Jarge crowd attended the
regular grange meeting Friday
evening when the members de
cided to organize a third and
fourth degree team. The teams
will hold their first practice at
the hall on Sunday afternoon.
January 8. Mr. and Mrs. P. J.
Carlson wer - introduced, and
made short talks. Following the
business meeting the annual
Christmas party was held. The
program consisted of group sing
ing of Christmas carols, reading
"Annie and Willie's Prayer" by
Buddy Dickson and "Bobby's Sur
prise" by Sidney Carter," and a
guitar and accordion duet by Ro
berta Dietz and Mrs. Glenn" P.it
ter. This was followed by games
and matching of partners" for sup
per. Potluck supper and candy
was served to those present. The
next meeting will lie on Jami-'
ary fi.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hammond
visited Friday evening at lhe:
homo ot Mr. and Mrs. Hill Raehor. ,
Eight memliers attended the;
Home Extension meeting at the:
home ol Mrs. Fred Worth Tues-!
day. which featured ixitluok din-'
nor and white elephant gift ex i
change. Mrs. Homer Jones audi
Mrs. Morton liasoy demonstrated!
the shrinking and pressing of i
wool. The next mooting will tie1
an all day politick dinner meet-'
ing at the home of Mrs. Charles i
Covey on January IS. The stth-;
jivt at that time will ho drapes, j
Sherry Calkins and l'.cVn
Blackwell were among school '
children who were absent last
week because of illness.
Mr. and Mrs. Burl Yates, ae-1
companied by Mr. ami Mrs. lilcitn
Ritter. went to Portland Monday'
morning. Mrs. Yates wont down !
for medical aid. and Mr. and Mrs. i
Ritter visited her parents at Ore-
Ron City. Glenda Ritter remained ,
with her grandparents. Mr. ami
Mrs. Sam Ritter. and the Yates j
children stayed with Mr. and Mrs. I
L. B. Yates. The folks returned;
Tuesday night.
Mr. and Sirs. Leslie Dickson re
turned this past Mondav evening
from Portland where they had 1
gone after their daughter. Doris, j
who had undergone an emergency j
appendectomy the previous week, j
Doris is attending Northwestern I
School of Commerce in Portland.
She will remain with her parents
until after the holidays. i
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Slarshall and
baby returned Sunday evening '
from Eugene whore they had
gone on Wednesday with a load ;
of potatoes. " j
Mrs. C. C. Vice was hostass to ;
the Women's council Friday at a
potluck dinner and Christmas
partv. Mrs. D. I.. Ponhollow, Mrs.
Myron Blackwell and Mrs. Kay
Naff presented a missionary pro
gram. The next niootmi! will lie
with Mrs. Naff at nor homo in
Ki'dmood on January 13.
Mrs. Nova McCuff'.'ry and Mrs.
M.iyme 1 lesion, aoivmpunled by
Mrs. Helen Rolierts of Itt.lniomi.
made a trip to Portland 1'ridav
and returned Sunday evening.
The first and second grades of
the local school had a birthday
party in their room Friday after
noon. The piano pupils of Mrs. Ver
non Starr of Redmond held a re
oil il Sundav afternoon ,u the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Millard
Kvkin. Local pupils who took part
Included liarliara Webb. Joan
Gentry, Dianno llaynes. Michael
Adams. Phyllis Slcasnian. Brenda
Eakin.- Parents of the children
also wen present.
Mrs. Morton Basey last week
was hostess to the Wednesday
evening Bridge cluh when honors
wore won by Mrs. Tim Adams,
Mrs. Tholnia Froodman and Mrs.
Tillman llaynes. The next meet
ing wiil be with Mrs. Frccdmnn
on lVormlier 2S.
Mrs. Ora Foster spent Wednes
day evening In Bond visiting her
mother. Mrs. Christine Kestor.
and her aunt, Mrs. Rose Gibson.
Pick Lamb swnt Wednesday at
the home of his aunt and uncle.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Burnett of
Tum.ilo.
The local Sunday school classes
will present their annual Christ
mas program at the church next
Sunday evening at eight o'clock.
The community is cordially in
vited to attend. There will he
treats for the children.
The Powell Butte church won
the community sing banner Sun
day afternoon "for having the
largest number present at the
school for the regular monthly
mooting. The next meeting will
! lie with the Baptist chinch In
liislmond on January IT.
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I Prineville, IVc. 21 - The an-
inial -Queen's ball ol Tie Prineville
I Job's Daughters "III be hold at
! i he Masonlo hall on the evening
'..I Tl, ,i-,l., f I liwiililliitt- -H
'ioeedlng the party, the Job's
Daughter will take dinner with
moinlHMs of the Pilnevllle chap
ter of the Eastern Star.
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