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THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON
Redmond and Vicinity
Redmond, Feb. 17 (Special)
Frank Conklin and Myrna Hag
erty were crowned king and
queen of hearts at the Valentine
dance Riven by members of the
Pep club Tuesday night at the
high school. The entertuinment at
the dance was furnished by vocal
ists, Joyce Van Matre and Dar-
lene fakmner.
Murray Dobbins was a Tuesday
night supper guest of Mr. und
Mrs. Ralph ZeiglPr.
Louis and Puul Dobbins spent
Tuesday evening with Cordon Me
Culloch, son of Mr. and Mrs. W.
McCulloch.
Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Simmons
and Mrs. Richard Calvez were
guests at the dinner for the high
school faculty Tuesday night. Mr.
Simmons is a member of the Red
mond union high school board,
and Mrs. Calvez Is the daughter
of Mrs. Irene Boone, commerce
teacher at the high school.
Thursday, February 23, Pastor
Peter A. Hunlie will conduct the
first lenten service at 8 p.m. at
the Redmond Lutheran church.
These services will be continued
each Thursday during the lenten
season.
Honoring Mrs. C. Z. Peden on
her birthday anniversary Satur
day night, a group of relatives
gathered at the Peden home for
an informal evening. Those at
tending the party were Mr. and
Mrs. h. A. Peden and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Al Peden and son, Lar
ry, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Peden, Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Arensmeier and
family, Mr. and Mrs. French Cool
ey and Mr. and Mrs. Gene Davis
and daughter, Nancy.
Tentative date for the next
Lntheran ladies' aid meeting is
February 23, at. the home of Mrs.
Earle Dexler.
Mrs. Alvin Simonsen enter
tained the Harold antl Soren Si
monsen families February 10,
honoring Simonsen on his birth
day anniversary.
Last Sunday evening Pastor
and Mrs. Peter A. Hunlie were
guests of honor at a reception fol
lowing a potluck dinner at the
Prineville Lutheran church. The
members of the Redmond congre
gation joined with the Prineville
group in welcoming their pastor.
The Prineville Sunday school fur
nished music for entertainment.
Talks were given, and the men's
q u a rt e t from the Prineville
church sang several numbers.
Members of the Prineville' and
Redmond Lutheran church coun
cil will hold a joint meeting Fri
day in Redmond at 8 p. m.
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Bert Davis, a former R.U.H.S
student, visited classes Tuesday.
He was a member of the class of
194S.
William Tweedle, M argaret
Holm, and Mrs. Betty Brown are
playing with the symphony or
chestra which rehearses in Eend
Tweedie and Miss Holm are mem
bers of the high school faculty
and Mrs. Brown Is an employee at
the bank.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Comer
have moved from Prineville to
Ephrata, Wash. Comer was em
ployed at Houk Motor company.
The F. L. girls held their regu
lar meeting February 13 at the
home of Mrs. Henry Lisius with
Mrs. Joe Huff as presiding offic
er. Miss Ceorganne Wilson was
Installed as vice-president of the
club. Tentative plans were for en
tertaining the Rebekahs in the
near future.
Cuinn Peden Is back in high
school after recovering from an
appendectomy.
I he Women of the Moose will
sponsor a dance March 11 at the
Moose hall. The Warm Springs
Indians will furnish the music.
Members may invite guests.
The Women of the Moose have
scheduled an alumni breakfast
for Sunday morning, February 19
from 9 a. m. to 11 a. m. All Moose
members and their guests are be
ing urged to attend.
Mrs. Richard Wye is recovering
at her home from recent surgery.
She was released from the Medi
cal Dental Clinic Tuesday, Febru
ary 14.
Information about the various
scholarships available to seniors
has been given to the seniors by
William Usher, senior class ad
viser. Two of this year's gradu
ates from Redmond union high
have already received scholar
ships. Donald Wolf received the
NROTC scholarship, and Ken
neth Vlesas was awarded the
Standard Oil of California schol
arship.
The university singers, a mixed
group from the school of music
at the University of Oregon, will
present an assembly the after
noon of March 29 in the RUHS
gym. This mixed group of forty
voices was highly successful last
year on a tour of the coastal re
gions and Portland. Both student
and adult audiences acclaimed the
performances. The program they
wiH present ranges from the best
in classical music to the folk mu
sic of many lands. Negro spirit
uals, solo and small ensembles
are also Included for. variety.
Redmond high school student
council is sponsoring the pro
gram. Mrs. Iienry Walker, Redmond,
and Mrs. J. A. Dudley, Bend,
played as partners in the bridge
tournament that started February
9 In Portland.
J. R. Roberts scheduled a busi
ness trip to Portland Wednesday.
Octagon bridge club met at the
home of Mrs. Gladys Steers Mon
day night. Mrs. John Berning re
ceived high, and Mrs. Murrell
King, the traveling prize. The
next meeting will be February 27
at the home of Mrs. Herbert
Zacher.
Mrs. Wayne Reddekopp, home
economics instructor at Redmond
union high school, and Doris Holt,
F.H.A. chapter delegate, will at
tend a week end state F.H.A. con
vention in Corvallls.
BU1JE BKTKAYS
Fort Worth (lit A cue ball In
the side pocket put a 32-year-old
Arkansas man behind the eight
ball here. He was arrested by de
tectives who said the cue ball
stolen from a Fort Worth pool
hall was clearly outlined in the
side pocket of the man's coat as
he walked down the street.
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Tumalo
Tumalo, Feb. 17 (Special)
Tillicum Study club met Tuesday
at the home of Mrs. T. G. Becker,
Mrs. II. A. Scoggin being the as
sistant hostess. Eighteen women
including three guests attended
the noon lunchen. Guests present
were Mrs. L. L. Llndsey, Mrs. W.
N. Thompson and Mis. Kay Ger-
king. Mrs. W. D. Collins gave a
reading and Mrs. Charles Porter
and Mrs. Gordon Wilcox gave pa
pers on the CVA, pro and con.
A resolution was passed and
signed by thp members present
to oppose the licensing of the sale
of beer in Tumalo. Tie March
meeting of the elub will be held
at the home of Mrs Frank
Charleston with Mrs. D. O. Stan
ton assisting as hostess.
Mrs. L. L. Llndsey nursed her
two grandchildren, Waivtm and
Betty Bailey through the chicken
pox and then she contracted t'le
disease from which she has now
recovered.
Bob Beasley, T. G. Becker and
Yale Perry are some of the farm
ers who recently sold their po
tatoes.
Keith Shepard returned home
Tuesday evening from the Veter
ans' hospital in Portland whore
he was a patient for nice weeks
Twelve women attended the
Tumalo Extension unit meeting
Wednesday at the home of Mrs.
Dorothy Forrester in Bend when
the group made lamp shades.
Names were drawn and five win
ners will have some hand paint
ing done on their lamp shades by
Mrs. Florence Silvis. A potluck
luncheon was held at noon. The
next meeting of the group will be
at the home of Mrs. John Cow
den, who lives on the Bend Dairy
ranch, on March 21, when the
lesson on "Vitamin Bl in the
Diet," will be given by Miss Ruth
Shelton, Deschutes county home
demonstration agent.
The annual budget meeting of
the Tumalo school district No. 3 C
will be held at the brick school
building the evening of Febru
ary 21.
A delegation of Tumalo resi
dents attended the county court
session Wednesday morning
when the question of a beer li
cense for Tumalo was brought up.
Chemical Blast
Kills 8 Persons
Midland, Mich., Feb. 17 UP)
Dow Chemical company said to
day that the explosion which
ripped through a paint labora
tory, killing eight and injuring 26,
caused more than $500,000 dam
age. The blast tore off the roof yes
terday and wrecked one side of
the two-story, block-long brick
building which housed the firm's
latex plant. Fire broke out and
firemen battled three hours.
Authorities said they had no
clue to the cause of the explo
sion. STOKM FLAGS FLY
Portland, Feb. 17 tll'i The
weather bureau announced that
storm warnings were hoisted at 7
a.m. today from Tatoosh island,
Wash., to Cape Blanco, Ore., and
through the Strait of Juan rie
Fuca for southeast winds 30-40
miles an hour by this afternoon.
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Conference Plans
War on Rackets
Washington, Feb. 17 mi The
attorney general's conference on
crime today set its sights on the
syndicate racket.
The Job of mapping details of
the fight fell to the organization's
legislation committee headed, by
Mayor Thomas D'Alesandro Jr.,
of Baltimore, Md. '
The group was handed the task
after President Truman and At
torney general J. Howard Mc
Grath called for a concerted na
tional effort to drive the crime
lords out of business.
The meeting of mayors and city
and state attorneys set up the
conference as a permanent organ
ization yesterday and named 38
year old Qulgg Newton, mayor of
Denver. Colo., chairman of the
continuing executive committee.
Ccitello Named
Then the group undertook the
battle of the nation's gambling
leaders. Mayor Delesseps S. Mor
rison of New Orleans said the
gambling syndicate is dominated
almost exclusively by Frank Cos
tello of New York and the old
Capone gang of Chicago.
D'Alesandro's committee was
ordered to report to the execu
tive committee by April 15 on
what new laws it thinks are need
ed to permit more effective parti
cipation of the federal govern
ment in the battle on organized
crime.
Among the major recommenda
tions to be studied by the, legis
lative committee are proposals to
deny telephone, telegraph and !
radio facilities to those who use i
sporting information for illegal i
gamDiing; ana to Dar interstate
shipment of - slot machines and
parts.
Portland Pastor.
Redmond Speaker
Redmond, Feb. 17 Allen C.
Lambert, pastor of the First
Methodist church in Portland,
was guest speaker at the Kiwanis
club which met Thursday noon at
the Redmond hotel. In observance
of National Brotherhood week
which begins Feb. 19, Rev. Lam
bert's topic was "Brotherhood:''
He presented a program of ac
tion as outlined by the National
Conference of Christians and
Jews, Inc.
Marshal Aiken was welcomed
as a new member of the club.
Ray Wise and Howard Schroeder
contributed to the birthday fund
which is being built up for use by
worthy students. Wise, and
Schroeder celebrate their, birtht
days in February.
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Nashville, Ind. HR Stale high
way department employes Virgil
Woods and Lee Lister were busy
during a flood helping motorists
and keeping check on the flood
waters. They were driving along
a flooded section of the road
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ditch. They crawled onto the top
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Redmond Lions
Plan for Dinner
Redmond, 'Feb. 17 Indications
are that eight or nine Lions from
Redmond will attend the state
convention which will be held in
Medford June 11, 12 and 13.
George McKinnon zone chairman,
presented information on the con
vention at the Lions club meeting
Wednesday evening.
February 25 has been set as the
date for a dinner for Lions and
their wives. Special guest will
be Dean Erwin, of district 365,
and his wife. A zone meeting will
be held at a 9 o'clock breakfast
Sunday morning. Both the break
fast and the dinner will be held at
the Redmond hotel.
On Wednesday evening, Febru
ary 22 the losing team in the
membership improvement contest
will treat the winning team to
dinner. Carl Martin was captain
of the winning team, and W. M.
Pearson was the losing team's
captain. Special guest of the club
at this dinner will be all new
members.
i BANDITS GET $40,000
Washington, Feb. 17 IIP) Three
men held up the Shepherd Park
branch of the Hamilton National
bank today and escaped with
about $40,000.
Police broadcast a pickup for
three white men, armed, headed
in a black automobile toward
nearby Maryland.
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