The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, July 31, 1951, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Text;-.. fit: m !1 !f!f u 'Si frAGE EIGHT, Redmond FFA Chapter Meets Redmond, Julv 31 (Sneclnl. . Members of the Uedmond chaD- ter of FFA met Monday, July 30 at T.au p.m. in the high school . ag room, fcntnes for the county fair were made and premiums ' discussed. Plans for summer tours were completed: Derrell Sharp and Wayne Reddekopp were m cnarge oi ine meeting. Mr. and Mrs. L. Crecellous from Agency plains were in Redmond over the week end. .. Mr; and Mrs. Raymond Jones ot fcugene were visiting his par ents over the week end. . , ' Mrs.. Bertha' Denton . made a . trip to Bend Sunday. Mrs. War' ren Vance accompanied her. . Lee Hollinshead and brother were In Redmond Friday night on business,- They live in Terre bonne. - . ' i . : Marvin Forrester and Cecil Tack 1 tr were Sunday ' dinner guests at the Kussell Holllnsnead home ' In Terrebonne Sunday noon. The boys, accompanied by the ; Hollinshead young people, went on a swimming party in . the afternoon. Friends have reported the death of Walter Ruble, a long, time res ident of Redmond. Mr. Ruble had . been ailing for. many months. Ills, sister, Katie, .cared for him during his illness. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Clark w.ent to Vancouver over the week end. Mrs. Clark planned to attend a religious education summer sett slon at Iewls and Clark-college. Miss Barbara Clark planned to stay with Mrs; Fred; Hodecker this week while her mother was out of town. " '' : W. E. Curtis was complimented with a. family picnic .at Trout creek on the Santlam Sunday. Curtis was celebrating. his 95th anniversary. , v .- '- . ' Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Larlve and family and Mr. and Mrs. ; Rusty Davles and family picnicked at . CUne falls Sunday. ' Mr. -and' Mrs. . Sanders Logan and son,' Bobble are visiting Lo gan's grandmother, Mrs. Maude Logan, and Mr. and Mrs. George Abegg this. week.. During their visit ,they drove to Grass Valley to visit ?wlth Mrs. Logan's par ents. They will return to their Oakland, Calif., home the middle of the week. . Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs. Fred Roberts of Prineville were dinner euests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Abegg and Mrs. Mauae i.ogan. Mr. and Mrs. fieoree Abe?e made a trip to Portland Monday to consult Mrs. Abegg's physician. Warren Vance was taken to the St. Charles hospital in Bend Sat urday. He expects to be home within the next lew days. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Cork were honored at a potluck picnic Saturday, at the home of Mrs. Charles Swendig. The Coiks are moving to uresnam. Dr. G. Henry Green, executive secretary of the Synod of 'Ore gon, was guest speaker Sunday morning at the Community Pres byterian church during the ab sence of Rev. Bob Williams, who is oft vacation. Marsden Elliott officiated as Lay reader, and Mrs. Harry uobelman Eave the Uevotlonals. " . .. - : Junior high Westminster trrouD and their sponsors, Mr. and Mrs. B. Swift, held a meeting' and so cial, hour at the George Johnston home Sunday night. The group were scheduled to leave Redmond at 7 p.m. -The senior group held tneir meeting at the home of Lo la and Craig Eby. ;,; . - sunaay, the Lutheran members of the Redmond,- Madras and Prineville : congregations held a picnic at the Cove. . . aunuay picnics neia juiy 3tnn Included ,the Ray Johnson post, American- Legion and auxiliary at Camp Sherman; Deschutes val ley Young -Farmers club family picnic at Scout lake: Eastern Star grange picnic at Shevlin park lower meadows. . Central Oregon fifth Sunda'v rally was held at Culver Chris tian church Sunday. Mr. and : Mrs; T.N. HumDhrev have announced the engagement of their daughter, Cordelia to Pvt. Monte George Bean, the son of Mrs, Myrtle Breedlove of Leb anon. Miss HumDhrev was a member -'Of ' the '1949 graduating class at ; Redmond ; union ' high school and is attending the North western school of commerce In Portland. She formerly worked at the Northwest telephone. No date has been set f of the wed ding. . if--; i Merlin Rodman left last week for Fort Payne, Ala. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. George Rod man of Culver. " Mr. and Mrs. C, C. Hazen are Visiting relatives in Eureka, Calif. During their stay there they -will be guests of. Mr. and Mrs. w. J. sturtaie and Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Hazen. Mrs. Ethel Wilson will go to Seattle August 2 for a two-weeks vacation. Mrs.' Joe Frlzzell and son, Lar ry, and Mrs.. Pauline Ponnish left Saturday morning for a week's vacation in Canada. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wilson and two children are guests of the Bii( Wilsons this week. Mrs. Zoa Burdick accompanied Mrs. Chas. Helm to Portland Friday. Mrs. Burdick had been visiting Mrs. , Edith Smith and Mrs. Gladys Steers. ' Mr. and Mrs. I. G. Smith were week end guests of Smith's mo ther, Mrs. Edith Smith and his sister. Mrs. Gladys Steers - Mr. C, S. Hill made a business trip to Portland Thursday nleht. Me returned over the week end, Terrebonne Youth Group met for an old-fashioned social at Ed bchallhorns Thursday evening. Mrs. George Chamberlain and Sam McCall were Redmond bus iness visitors Thursday. They called, upon Mrs. C. S. Edwards and Mrs. John Bernlng. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sykes and Mrs. .Sykes mother were Red mond business visitors Friday. Mrs. Harry uooeiman win give the devotlonats -Sunday morning at. the Community Presbyterian church; i--. -' .v -. -.- ' Mr. anil Mrs. George Teatcrs and 'daughter, Nancy left Satur day morning for a vacation trip to California, wnue there t n e y will be guests 'of Mrs. Tester's parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Jones. Mr. and Mrs. rom Lee w e r e business visitors in Bend Satur day. ' ' . Pvt. Frank Dosser is visiting his .parents this week.. He will leave August b for Camp Stone- man, Calif., where he will be as signed overseas duty. ' Charles Pownlne has taken em ployment in Prineville. He and his family will live In Redmond and he will commute. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kendrick of San Gabriel, Calif., are guests at the L. H. Kendrick home this week. . . ' TEACH of a buy now! at SAFEWAY ; Golden-yellow FREESTONES... large and firm... tree-ripened (or top flavor We've seen no finer Elberta peaches for can ning or fresh-eating in many a moon. Safeway peach experts chose them for you. Every peach allowed to ripen blush-red on the tree... then kept cool, dry and happy until you take it home! Their flavor is full developed, zestfully sweet. Golden flesh is solid, unblemished, crammed with juice. Pits flick out at a touch. Be sure they're on your shopping list. Elberta peaches from Safeway. They'll bring you an orchard of pleasure. All your money back (without returning a thing) on any fruit or vegetable that doesn't please you ... AT SAFEWAY THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON TUESDAY, JULY 31,' 1951 L ''"JIAMffiOl BiO assortments . . . 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