The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, June 21, 1951, Image 13

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Newspaper Page TextTHURSDAY, JUNE 21. 1951 THE ' EN(fe BULLETIN, BEND. OREGON PAGE THIRTEEN n ridal Shower eld at Sisters Sisters, .Tune 21 (Special) A bridal shower in honor of Miss Marie Bemttry was given last Friday evening at the home of Mrs.,uon wyatt. uo-nostess with Mrs. Wyatt was' Miss Shirlr-v Campbell. Among those present were me onae-eiecrs aunt, Mrs Hal Roberts, of Bend; Mrs. Dewey Cooper, Mrs. Peter Yaw, Nova Lee. Randall, Mrs. Richard Day, Mi's. Harold Gustafson, Mrs. Homer Shaw,' Mrs. Velma Miller, Mrs. Frank Zumwalt, Doris Ly nam, Mrs. George Meyers, Mrs. Harold Meyers, Mrs. Pershing Andrews, Mrs. Don Trushiem, Mrs. Bill Edwards, Mrs. Harvey Brandon, Beverly Long of Forest Grove, the. hostess and co-hostess, v ' Games were played during the evening. A cake, decorated with the names of "Marie and Bob," was served with punch for re freshments. Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Richard McKenzie and family visited at the home of his brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Buster McKenzie of Prlnevllle. Mr. nnrt Mro PH f fnr.l ITnalnnnl, wpt AnoKan, Minn., visited at the -avinrnr nf Mi antt Mm r A mr,,j TuiarK a lew nays last week It's Stipes FOR SERVICE SELECTION TERMS PRICE AC. STIPE Furniture Co. 821 WALL The Only Stipe Furniture Store in Central Oregon. IE tnw' (r ft7 , j. x s m r e tli i i "IT'S THIS WAY. YOUR HONOR"-Storm Berg V a 34-lnch high' midget, of Malverne, Long. Island, N.Y (how tht trouble, bt ; hat when he tries to put bis nickel In parking meter, Bergh, who -drives a foreign car tailored to at him, was out looking for help when a policeman tagged hint for mega! parking. Now, bell tell it to Judge. Boys from Mr, Huntington's and Mr.- Knox' classes held a swimming party followed' by a wiener roast at the Huntington place Monday evening. Girls of Mrs. Knox' class held their picnic and swimming party on Tuesday evening at Huntington's A picnic lunch will be held at the state park Thursday after noon for all of. the children who attended the vacation Bible schoo) classes mis year. - - Doris Brandon was baptised In a service held at Squaw creek last Sunday. George Knox, minister of the Sisters Church of Christ, officiated at the service. ,- Harold Cllne of Long Beach, Calif., visited Thursday at the ''F2-!' IT'S For EXTRA Beauty ,r7pyTlSHfv,','',y,,uM, ana rwituwii... w0 INJ' Villi BJ HOUSE PAINT WEATHER ATE! for your protection against: " excessive loss of gloss, high dirt collection, uncontrolled chalking, checking and cracking, ' ' rapid erosion, color fading. 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Style Guide specified UAMF DECORATION SERVICE products... ' . reuTED home of Mr. and Mrs. P. Hunt ington. V ' Visitors over thp week end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Shaw were Mrs1 ShaW's parents, Mr.and Mrs. Ralph- Pqrterfield oi aaiem ana a sister Mrs. uon naMoffitt: Howard Shaw of Red mond was also a guest pn Sun day Held at Redmond ' Redmond. June 21. Special) Mrs. Vaighw Bosk yvaa guest of honor at xccent stork shower at the home of. Mrs. Ira Carter. Mrs. Uoyd Harqld and daughter, Louisa were in char of Karnes and entertainrhsnt Mrs. Dale Mo Kenae was oo-hostes. ' , li Attending were th Mesdames Leland Relf. C, K, Mlnson; Esther Newton, Henry Kpnoohe, George Boak, - Tommy . Trailer, Frankie Hargan, D. C Hargan, . H. II. Musick. Charles Houston. D. L, Penhollow, Cart Thompson, Lloyd Bussett, Ollie Brier, Edith Cor dell, Paul Sptllroan, Myron Black well, Burl Urates. ; Bill Hilltard, Henry Cooper, O; W. Herbison, Ray Naff, E. Sneed, Uoyd Harold and the honored guest (TNOPtlS t SNrttJAI, TATHUn!T r hrpi (in. fogjd ntopobo! W tNO Wesiera Canaaltjr iM Barety Company oi ran taJtt, la Uo Still ot KlMll, oat' u Uit Iawanc. miMum4t of to Stito of Ortffuo, pan,Mittf itw: : l Bo.lt ZDtU.tM.KIM StoOEO - ... Cotn tod MM dtMtlto " in' MUUwor.iMnMtM' pnotliDi. '.u-.:,,.- , ;r. r. ., r !.. - nnnii, iiiutu m rM . HtittfcxOul; dot, ood. W. Total tiltn ttM cwttt lt.BJl.4M.10 vtitUuiM, siHIim oaTitw rnii LOUM .Zjr..a.ii.A'.f f,;ti7tU8.l .' um iitaitotcnt OtMMto ,T sis.itti.oo AUoutr lituuitM - mata lain iMbtittiM. oimo! . tHHUtltftlHiJ flihiU, rpitui ,000.00 .. anWiiuai . . a4n nit j' t I , ' t frfinlrol tkrnitj , w....4 lT.730.10S.7R mltlDf m- , ToiVlnlf g'itri .l,O4J.08,6i it": Bulletin Classified Bring Results, Meal Totil ' tht Nt otiiiArwrlllm iDTMtoicut tneoim Total. , iforj rdra! Intonit v tiM. DtTllMd to itMloMtr .,U, Otiier l(mi ffMtIti.T cunilaaV (Bt ...;.....i.....-., MB;01T.tT I -rtomptoD EItieJvco.t--PortUad,..OrccoB. ii iii.oo3.aa . ; , 3,au3.M ; j.w.5.ii I; T37.ll5.84 , MO.OOO.flO : 9UO.UW.W Naomi Lorenz. Twvlla Harean Ruth Newton, The,lma Wilson, Louise Harold were al'sci on the guest list. ; ; . . A spring theme was used In decoration at the Carter horns. Mrs. Charte Houston woi the game prize. ' ; : Mrs. Aenes Everett sneht sev era) .days In Portland last week. ne returned to nernome in KeO' moiid Saturday. ... 'i ; Clayton Norton went to Eugene Sunday where he will attend the summer session at we university of Oregon. . ; ..'; : ;t; : Mr. and Mrs. Pete Eccleston and, friends went to Portland Sun day.. , r , . '. . Mrs. '3.1j: Cowles was released from the Redmond Medical-Dental hospital Friday. She had un dergone surgery there. She is at home In the Stacey apartment on Ninth street. , , Mrs. Peterson of Powell Butte will go to Corvallis this week to chaperon a group of 4-H summer school students. Miss Nancy Pet erson is attending the summer session. Mrs. Peterson Was a Fri day business visitor in Redmond. Miss Marie Schulke of Corvallis is visiting her sister. Miss Anne Schulke. Miss Margaret Conklin is. em ployed at the Pine Tavern In Bend thin summer. Margaret will be a junior at Willamette university next fall. ', Miss Shirley Hartford,. a form er Redmond high school student. Is working at the Pine tavern in Bend. Miss Hartford is planning ot attend Lewis and Clark college in the fall. : Mr. and Mrs. Syd Uoyd of Port- land, Ore., have moved to the Knights of Pythias' Home in Van couver, Wash. They were former residents of Redmond. ' A t the' time they lived here, Lloyd was associated' with the Farmers' hardware.' ' . miss mary l.ou tveaiain; aaugn ter of Mr. and Mrs. Al Kelnath, f prmerly - of , Redmond, .was among the spring high school graduates 'in-Portland, according to friends. , , Miss Darlene .Fields is employ ed' for the 'summer at Erlckson s market. Miss Fields plans to at tend college this fall. Gary: Baker .spent last week visiting, his aunt and uncle, Mr. and. Mrs. Lloyd Smyth . at, their rancn nome near uena. . . v Miss Ann Smyth has seen a re cent' guest at: the home- of her aunt and uncle,. .Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Baker. ' The Misses Marilyn Baker, Phyllis Rennels, Maxine Elliott and Shirley Johnson returned over the week end from Silver Creek where they had . been at tending a Presyyterlan camp. Word has been received by friends that Donald Gunther will be home on furlough the latter part of the month. .: Community Westminister Guild met for a picnic at the home of Mrs. Lloyd Baker Friday after noon. Mrs. Bob Williams was complimented at a stork shower as a special feature of the day. No business session was held. The guild will adjourn until fall, u . Miss Sharon Moran will be em ployed at her father's hardware store during the summer. Sharon will be a senior at Redmond Uni on high school next fall. Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Musick, and daughters, Ruth and Carol, were Wednesday evening guests of Mr. and Mi's. Lloyd Busset and family. During the evening Carol, and Vera Lou Busset called on Mr. and Mrs. Art Horsell and the John Cronln family. Mrs, Ruby Allen, Miss Lorraine Allen and Miss Carol Musick went to Klamath Falls over the week end to bring Miss Elolse Alien nome from couege. . Johnny Smith, who has been at tending college at Klamath Falls, returned to Redmond over the week end. : Mr. and Mrs. Vern Herbst are at home at Powell Butte after a brief honeymoon spent at East lake. Mr. and Mrs. Herbst were married last Thursday In Port land. . ' -i H:;. Mrs. Mary McDonald recently t uffered a heart attack. She is Im proving at the home of her daugh ter, Mrs. Edith Taylor. HO1 MsssEssnEssm mmSmeS ThtWtit'i Mm lorAMt Retoilefi of Aut0 S"W1iw " " j i " ,'i.rvc'.: j Liberal Trade-in A jlWance j Phoire470 Mrs. John Gunter is visiting at the home ot her son-in-law and daughter, Mrf and Mrv Dan. No lan. She came from her. Okla homa home to join her son, John Curtis, who is spending his fur lough with the Nolans. . , .; , MAN LEAPS TO DEATH North Bend; Ore., June 21 IR Walter A.; Centers, -: 50,' -North Bend, Ore., apparently leaped to his death off the 32S ft., McCol lough bridge across Coos bay channel, state police reported. - Officers at Coquille said Cen ters jumped about 4 p.m. yester day and his body was recovered by the coast guard less than an hour later 100 yards from the Southern Pacific railroad bridge over the, channel, , Fifteen different types of ma terials and 18 kinds of steel go into an automobile steering wheel made by General Motors. ; ATHLETES FOOT GZU HOW.TOKILX.rr IHOMEH00H IF NOT FtiiilD, rM M Uek IHoa oltok.1 hot (hoi frml FKN0TTJL4TIN0 wot. KWo IMBKDDKD oonM m - toct. now ot vkmd tmva cohtakt. CENTRAL OREGON Tractor & EquipimHt Co. 'Your Ferguson Tractor Dealer' i V: 183 East Greenwood " -.'? 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