The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, December 28, 1949, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE EIGHT THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1949 Redmond and Vicinity REDMOND Redmond, Dec. 2H f Special) MIkx Margaret Holm Iff I Friday nlht Immediately after the tcachcr-atudrnt frolir to attend a family reunion on Christmas day at ht-r home in Yakima valley. Mr. and Mm. I.eonard Warren wpnt to Ashland Saturday morn ing to spent the holiday vacation. Mr. and Mrs. W. Scott are spending their holidays with rela tive!) in Portland. Mr. and Mrs. C. Ward were OhrlKlmas eve guests of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Vance. Mr. and Mrs. M. E, Larlvc were hosts to Mr. nnd Mrs. Wayne Red dckopp and relatives Christmas eve, and to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ward and daughter Christmas day. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Thompson made a week-end trip to Detroit to visit Thompson's mother, who has been ill for some time. Mr. and Mrs. Idris Davles and Rev. and Mrs. Wesley Baker were hosts to the Wesley Bakrs of Ulshop, Calif., on Christmas day. The Bakers nre spending the holi days with their son-in-law and aaugnu'r, me juris uavies, ana i with their son and daughter-in-law. Rev. Wesley and Mrs. Baker. Jim Donahue accompanied friends to Portland to spend Christmas day. Bill Mansfield is home from the University of Oregon for the holidays. Friends have received won! that holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Her bert Ctiiither. Mrs. Hatipsten and Mrs. rtuntl'.er are sisters. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Elliott left Christmas -we to spend the holi days with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth mother, Mrs. Cora Puvall; her brother, John Duval!; sister, Ag nes: Mr. anil jUir. Fred Morris and son of Terrebonne, and Mr. nnd Mrs. Junior Silvers and Miss Evelyn Bantu. Home extension meeting will be ..1 f.. in. it, .if M.. Ml. in. L,. ' iwV.'!,,'.. ,.T w vi,u'- '"' Trohm an, ,-. homo of Mrs. EH iviter ........ ....... . ........... ... sls,r ,, nmmir. Tuesdav. Jan. 3 'III. tonic will bo Mr. and Mrs. Jack Brown f i "Home' Lighting" and will be In MeMinnvillo are spending the j charge of Miss Ruth Shelton. Christmas holidays with relatives ... , r. In Redmond. Jack Is a student Mr. and Mm. Edgar Duncan at I infield college vv,,ro "''1' visit their son, The M.ss-.t Joan Trachsel and pi''"''""; at Docrnliccher hospital IrralneSlvatvsHMHlingi'iehol.!i' rt lttl Christmas day be i.iv wiih , Mr niwi.cnuso of car trouble near Culver. Charles Trachsel and .Mr. 1 ' ' . burn, whore Beck is employed a vocationnl agriculture teacher in the high school. Bock held a sim ilar position for muny years in Redmond. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. King were Christmas dinner guests of Mr. Kimr'A sisler. Mi-s t S. Kiiward.; Mm Edwards is the mother ofiMii" i'hri.. Tiv-iw..r',m.i'-M.- iThey had to return home but Mrs. John Borning. laiiilMrs. Marrv Sly, Boili ;'ii Is ! ma,le n telephone call and were Mr. and Mrs. John Krlgor ate! are students at" Oregon State col- lulc. 10 ,",lk " hfr son. 1 Jo had spending the holidays in Portland. lege. lorn 1-ec. who was a patient "'. j received a skin graft on Deo. 8 f.Im.-i Fi.hi.i,... t.f tjuwinno one on iho. ami ooin mui in the Medical-Dental hospital for ! Peach. Calif., arrived in Redmond , u '.J s,- fi ,1 N , , several weeks, returned to his Momlav to siend the Christmas! Mrs. r-. L- I toil, wno toacnes home Christmas eve. Ho Is con-' holidays with her sister. Mrs. i Uvothvr. returned to her home valescing. ; Boyd Simmons, and Mrs. Ceorge here for the holidays with her i,na,,v iii.mii nr rviu.r.11 Kiiiim-ciiii' .m.i iiim-i. r.imiK.ic family. Butte Christian church has sched-! She attrndod the high school Paul Helnsuth ami uled a mooting in Redmond at Christmas frolic with the Sim-!Mrs- Potter were Christmas din the home of Mrs. Ray Naff on mons. ; nor guests at the home of Mr. January 13. The annual election f Mrs. W. K. Chnrlesworth was i "', Mrs- Al j eilen. of officers will be held. ; elated president of the Triple Mrnml, Mrs- El Ro,lf: MJ"; nml V. ,.i.H Mrs H.n-rv Slv nro llie. Links c uh usl l'ri nosilnv when : -"is. l-ounry nu donii muuiv parents day at the R...11 . i of Mrs Winners ot the Duplicate Mrs. Lmm WVlls wms rtiwn: "M1 ,ul '""""J bridge club mooting last Wednes-' vice-president; Mrs. Leo ButteM" Plans re'urn '"day. dav evenine weiv Mrs. C. L. Mev- field, secrotarv. and Mrs. Clavton I Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Wiley Br ers and Mrs. G. V. Wilson, first: Cork, tre.-uu.rer. rived Wednesday from Reedsport G. V. Wilson and Frank Foster. A gift was presented to Mrs. ) an' returned there 1 uesitay. i of a daughter born Thurs-1 the club held an all dav mooting i I,'rc 1 ,hI1.s,m'As ',""t-er RUS,S f the St. Charles hospital in ! and politick luncheon at the home I Ml'; a'd Mrs. R. J. Liigstrom. I i of Mrs. N'ah Nolan. I i J, Ewer arrived from Bates second, and Bob Hutchins and C. i Verdo Faiu-hild, outgoing presi' L. Meyers, third. The Howell 1 dent of the club. The next meet- movement was played. j big will be held January 18. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Wells en tertained employes of the North west Telephone company at their Mrs. Art Stevens, who has been ; home Sunday evening at an an ill In Portland for several months Is at home on the Stevens' ranch near Culver. Misses Carolyn Varney, Wyl moth Pearson, Joan Hodecker. Jo Morton, Margery Bush and Pa tricia Wenke are home from the University of Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Meyers and children spent Christmas with Mrs. Meyers' step-father and mother in Beaverton. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Rogers were Christmas dinner "guests of Mr. and Mrs. Earle Hallock and family-Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Downs and family are visiting in Pendle tln with Mrs. Downs' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hodge. Mr. and Mrs. Frank de Les pinasse planned a trip to the val ley over Christmas if their young son. Hank, was able to go. Hank has been confined to the house because of chickenpox. Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Smith spent Christmas in Portland with Mr. Smith's family. Mrs. Charles Heim spent sev eral days last week visiting in the valley. Walter Vance was a Portland visitor last week. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Houk spent Christmas with their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. L. Hudspeth at John Day. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Petlen anil family of Portland visited at the Al Petlen home Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. George Ferguson and children of Mt. Angel drove to Redmond Sunday morning to K. NORTH REDMOND North Redmond. Dec. 28 tSpe- suend Christmas at the C. rKi0.. .,,... ti,;... ciuii jir. una Mrs. rranK vor-i i-ercuson nome ami visit otnori five guests attended lwin had as dinner guests Christ-j relatives. They plan on returning! Fred W Han electrician's ; mas da" x!r- and Mrs- Byron Cor- to their home Thursday, mate second class U S navv isiw in and 'am"y of Madras; Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bowman I spending Christmas holidays With !and -)I.C1,air Osborn and Jam- of Opal City were Christmas eve his parents and wife in Redmond 1 '' of and Mr. and Mi. land Christmas day guests at the He will report back to his ship I ance Corwtn and family of Al-! Fred Mat-Donald home. New Year's eve. jfalfa. j Arthur Pfoff and Mrs. Lllliei Miss Joan Gallowav who is at-' XIr- and Irs- 0rcn Jones andiEwing of Longmont, Colo., herj tending college in Portland is at ' Shirley had as Christmas day din-1 daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and j ttie nome 01 her parents Mr tt,v & u-j am una. iwur.-tt ; .ma. rvn rui mt- ut uuumci, vuw.. and Mrs Carl Gallowav for the i Daie ot Portland. Mrs. Dale is the ! and Mrs. Mary McCrackin of Lit holidays. " ' i Jones' daughter. Mr. and Mrs. j tleton. Colo., spent several days Mrs." Nina Owslev operator of ! Raymond Jones and daughter! Inst week nt the home of Mr. and - '. , ... 'PoTVll Ann nf Pi-innfllln iamii!M C- I TJf.. f f me Jiny Jones Beauty snop.wiu -. ..i..... LHVIU muiiM-r LC II OMIUIUU morning for Eureka, Calif., to spend Christmas with his par- return to R3dmond after New Christmas night and all were Year's. Mrs. Owsley is assisting iwef"k end guests of their parents, with the care of her mother, who! . Mr- and Mrs. Ronald Wiley and has been very ill. family of Reedsport. Mr. and Mrs. i ents. Mrs Florence Radko tc snenH. Marshall Clevenger and family. I Mr. and Mrs. Frank Corwin ing the Christmas holidavs with I Mr- and Mrs- Ralph Wiley of j were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mel her son and daughter-in-law. Mr. j Bend, Victor Wiley and Calvin Corwin Friday evening. The Mel and Mrs. Edward Radk of' San Winningham were dinner guests j Corwins' baby has been qulte.lll. Bruno Calif. Mrs Radke accom-1 at the Chas. Wiley home Christ-1 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Morris and panied the Leslie Schallhorns to mas day. (Burton, called at the Edgar Dun California. -Mr- ar"d Mrs. Volney Grant and Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Norton James Hoffman of lower Crooked left Saturday morning to spend !river were dinner guests at the the Christmas vacation in and around Echo with Mrs. Norton's relaitves. Miss Carol Gay Bartel, a jun ior at the University of Oregon, is spending her vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gayle Bar tel.'" Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Haugsten of Los Angeles are spending the Oren Jones home Tuesday. Mrs. Wallace Banta called on Mrs. Oren Jones and Mrs. Frank Corwin Monday afternoon. - Mrs. Wallace Banta had as din ner guests Christmas day her can home Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dexter qf Madras were visitors at the Earl Dexter home Sunday; Alex An-" derson also was a caller. Mrs. Burnard Nowhouse and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth DeShasier and children and Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Newhouse and son were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. cliff Marcus on Christmas day. Mr. and Miw. Al Podon and son attended Christmas dinner at the C. Z. Peden home Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Luther Ipaek nnd children called at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar iHincnn Christ mas eve. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Ferguson and Mr. and Mrs. Dan Ferguson wore hosts for a Christmas party given at the Glen Ferguson home. Guests wore Mrs. Florence Hun gerford and son. Vernon, of Port land; Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Fer guson and sons; Mr. nnd Mi's. George Ferguson and children: Mr. a.ul Mrs. Ikin Williams ami daughter; Mr. nnd Mrs. Peterson; Donald Ferguson, nnd Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Ferguson; Mr. and Mrs. Keith Ferguson and Kath leen. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Drake came for the evening. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Duncan and children were dinner guests at the James Harper home at Ter rebonne Christmas day. Mr. nnd Mrs. George Ferguson and children nnd Andy Marquis and Mr. nnd Mrs. Clarence Fergu son were 'dinner guests of the Kenneth Fergusons Monday eve ning. Mr. nnd Mrs. Milton Harper and Milton's two brothers and sistorj oi jorrooonne were visitors wti urtlny evening at the Edgar Dun can home. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Corwin wore supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Corwin Monday eve ning. : Mrs. Earl Dexter and Clara vis ited with Mrs. Florence Pfoff nnd daughter, Mrs. William Mandish, Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. E. I- Pfoff nnd son and Mr. and Mrs. William Mandish. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ab bott and daughter of Powell Butte, and Miss Greta Huffman spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Farthiny and family. Mr., and Mrs. Earl Dexter wore business callers at the Dan Fer guson home Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Wiley and familv. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wiley of Bend. Victor Wiley. Calvin Wlnninghon and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Wiley were dinner guests at the Marshall Clevenger home Monday. -- ' Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Pfoff and son and Mr. and Mrs. William Mandish were Christmas dinner guests at the Vern McGlll home at.Terrebonne. SOUTHWEST REDMOND Southwest Redmond, Dec. 28 (Special) Those from this com munity attending the Christmas party arid dinner at the Redmond grange Friday evening were Mn and Mrs. Erwln Lawson, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wllden, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Surface and family, Mr. and Mrs. Owen Brown and fam- Raycn Gabardine, yd. 98c and 1.29 Lovely gabardines n blue, brown, green, pink, grey, wine, navy or beige, 45-lnch width. All Wool Gabardine, yd. 5.50 & 7.95 Finest quality all wool gabardines for suits, skirts, etc. Many lovely colors 1 yard makes a skirt 56-Inch and 60-inch. Crush resistant, washable. RAYON SUITING T. B. L. finish suiting that won't wrinkle, launders and looks like a million. In stripes, plaids and checks, soft colors, 44-Inch. yd. 1.95 FINE PENWALE CORDUROY. ... yd. 1.69 For skirts, dinsses, shlrls, jackets, this soft corduroy Is 36-Inch, com,g In a choice of 16 lovely colors. FOR PARTY DRESSES TAFFETA yd. 79c 20 colors In this lovely material for dresses, blouses, etc. 39-inch. Bend Mercantile Co. 937 Wall Phone 20 . REASONS WHY PEOPLE LIKE TO BUY USED CARS FROM Ward Motor Co.! Low Price! We always keep the price of every used car as low as possible price closely, add small profit! Reconditioned Cars! Our cars are thoroughly inspected and reconditioned, to make our low price a FULL VALUE PRICE! Always A Square Deal! Each car has but one price, based on its true value. We aim to shoot square with our customers! ' i ' Used Car Guarantee! Our guarantee on a car means something, because it is always strictly adhered to. ' , t Honest Appraisal Whether you are swapping or buying, the price we set on any ar is the result ot a careful, honest appraisal. car Financing is arranged to suit the desire of the customer. You'll Enjoyt Dealing With . WARD MOTOR CO. PONTIAC GMC , Bond at Oregon Phono 1595 lly, Mr. ttml Mrs. Floyd lloll and family, Mr. and Mrs. Donald WiireliiK nml fumllv. Mr. "nil Mrs. Mllfred Wallcnhm'K nml ilmi!" lets and Robert I.eillH-tter. , Dock linker of Tnmalo was a Satiinlny evening dinner inicst Mr. nml Mrs. John llnller and iliiuiihter. Mrs. 1'niil Sliinnrd nml son were Saturday dinner Kiie.sls of Mr. and Mrs. Kvetvtt I'tirr. Mr. niiil Mrs. John Hopper were Christinas day Kiiesls nl Mr. mid Mrs. Charles Wllden. Utile IHiniin Davis, itcnt KrandilaiiKhter of Mr. anil Mis, A. H, Davis, has been very III anil was taken to the hospital recent ly. Owen Drown was a Saturday cvenlni; culler at the Floyd Molt home. Mrs. Johnson of Portland visit ed Mrs. Kverelt I'arr Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dolt and Mr. and Mrs. Mlltivd WallenliurR and daughters spent Christinas eve with tlu Kliiyd Holt family. Robert ldlxMier was a Satur day eveniiiK dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Herb Knriiiharsen. Mr. and Mrs. Kveretl Parr, Mr. mid Mrs. John Sinner and Mr. and Mrs. Mnlvin Hoffman were dinner Kucsls Chiislmas day of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Meeker. Mrs. Ross is spendlntt several days with her sisler, Mrs. A. Nvs. who is still ill. Miss Krnestine Haller was a Saturday evening visitor at the Baker home In Tumalo. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Criffiths and Jimmy spent Christmas eve with Mrs. Griffith's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Owen Drown, nnd family. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wllden were Saturday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Hopper of C.ateway. This was n Christmas dinner for the Hopper family. !.M COMI'I.KTICU WfhliiH'". -s -lin y of the interior Usi'r I- CI"P man announced completion of the second ma or dam In the Missouri basin pro ecl today. lie said the W.XW.IHM Heart Untie dam on the Heart river In went central North Dakota was coiiipicti'd U year iillead nl srhril. II le. Ilii'lainiition cotiimisNloiier Mi chael W. Straus said caily rum. plrlliiii of the procii was "Indira live ol the speed Willi which the Imii'iiu is prcxHliiK the MIksuuiI IiiimIii development," taste today's Blitz IDeinhard fhe new fasfe in VEER jn KtlWWO COMMNT KMtlMOKXtOON pi IB WW MS j x waa WEAR IT FOR SPORTSI FOR WORKI FOR DRESS! Wear It for EVERYTHING . . . with th auurance of enduring time, kesplno accuracy, of smartnsis, of Iht lait word In maicullna imart nsti. Al this low prlea, you are ctrtaln you're gttting a htaplng, mtature of value for your monoyl ' ' CASCADE JEWELERS EXPERT WATCH REPAIR REGISTERED WATCHMAKER 839 Wall Street Phone 879 WHO'S WHO IN BEND AN ALPHABETICAL CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY OF RELIABLE BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL OFFICES CESSPOOL SERVICE Cesspool & Septic Tanks Complete Set-rice Beat of Material Furnished Our periodical Inspection will insure yon more efficient operation. . B. F. 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