The Bend bulletin., July 05, 1955, Page 5, Image 5

'Here and
Rim Rock Riders" will hold -i
special meeting tonight at S
o'clock at their club house, offi
cers announced. Reports will be
given on the buckaroo breakfast
held Sunday morning.
A son was born July 4 at St
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Reg.
2.98
HANDBAGS
Black, White,
REG.
2.98 . . . NOW
3 Bolts Only
NUBBY TWEED SUITING
Rayon Buncle Tweed Suiting 60" Wide
l"dAR.... NOW 98' yd-
California Handprint
LUNCHEON SETS
One Group niHrmdtnurd Pnttprnn '
at
53 ,VT RrXi. 4.50 NOW .!)
53 X 72" RW1.B..V) NOW S3.98
Other Brands
All M x M" size
Keg.
r-'.
scfs::
There
Charles Memorial hospital to Mr.
ina .Mrs. Ulenr. Baii-i:-.c:i, H Ci
den avenue. Tiu baby weighed 8
pounds, 3 ounce j, and has been
named Howard William.
Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Hull, former
local residents now living In Spo
kane, are spending a few days In
Bend.
Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs
W." B. Ream, arf E. 10th' street,
were Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Cancr
day and children and Miss Bar
bara Ream. Portland. Mrs. Caner
day and Miss Ream are their
daughters. The Cancrdays had just
returned from a visit with his par
ents in St. Joseph, Tenn., and with
relatives in Kansas City. .Mo., and
Sioux City, Iowa. Miss Ream is n
student nurse at the University of
uregon medical school.
Mrs. Velma Pennish has re
turned to Portland after visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C
Culler, 624 Roosevelt, and her
brother, Martin Culler, 222 Urania
lane.
The Methodist WSCS will meet
Wednesday, July 6, at 2 p.m. In
tne church Fireside room. Circle
2 will be the hostess group for the
social hour.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Hopper, But
ler Road, left today on a vaca
tion trip through the Southwest.
They planned to visit Bryce and
Grand Canyon national parks and
Hoover dam.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Schuch
ara, Medtord, are parents of a
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Chiropractic Fhysician
Phone 704 Bend
We promote natural health by re.
moving toxins, correcting defkien
eies. and freeing nerve and blood
uppty. Rely ,pon natural methods
for better health.
SUMMER
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85 Wool -15 Nylon Tweeds, 45 Wool-55
Orion Washable Wool Plaids and Novelties.
REG. 3.69.
Plains
, 60"
Red, Tan, Blue,
1 Red, 1 Grey, 1 Tan
Regular
2.M2.IIS M.flH
8.S0 $3.98
war o
r. jc jar saa
reg. to 7.95. ; . now
girl born Monday afternoon, July 4,
it was lt-amcd here. The baby
weighed T pounds, one ounce, an I
has been named Carol Ann. The
Schuchards also haw another
daughter and three sons. Mrs.
Schuehard was formerly Frances
Brobert. She is the sister of Mrs.
Ralph W. Snider of Bend.
Formerly held on Thursday
mornings, meetings of the First
Presbyterian church prayer group
are to be held henceforth on Wed
nesdays at 10 a.m. In the study
of Rev. Jack MacLeod, at the
church.
Holiday callers at the home ol
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Van Landuyt
and family. Reed lane, were Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Wise and Mrs. Leo
Abbott and her mother-in-law and
childrert. all of Portland. The Ab
bott party camped over the week
end on the Metollus. Mrs. Abbott
was formerly Virginia Dark of La
Pine. Mrs. Wise was formerly
Laura Taylor of Bend.
Juniper Garden club will meet
Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. with Mrs.
R. L. Meredith, 7 miles north of
Bend on highway 97.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fulton ol
Portland and Mr. and Mrs. George
Green of Battle Ground, Wash
visited relatives over the weekend
and attended the Water Pageant.
Fulton is the son of Mrs. John
DcBoer and brother of George
Fulton, and Green is Mrs. De-
Boer's brother. Mrs. Fred Fulton.
the former Mary A.ir, Crawford, is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W.
B. Crawford.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Berry, for
mer Bend residents now living in
Portland, were local visitors over
the holiday.
Mr. and Mrs. 'Sterling McGarvey
and children were visitors here
over the holidays with his mother,
Mrs. F. S. McGarvey. They live at
Moses Lake, Wash.
Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Palmer and
Wetle's
Annual
WOOL YMOMF
x Anno ir
3.98 & 4.50 yd. NOW
WOOL-40
SSSk
and Plaids
wide, washable
One Table
YARDAGE VALUES
Values to 1.98 yard
Coats, Jackets, Caps,
Pajamas, 10-oz. blue
denim Jackets, Belts,
32.34-36" waist
Boys'
SUMMER SUITS
Washable Coat and Long
Trousers. Also some Eton Boy's
Sum
2.98
son of Portland were visitors In
Bend over the r ourth of July hull
.lays with Palmers sister, Mrs
Paul J. Bonn and family.
Mrs. C. C. Taylor and son
Omer, former Bend residents
and now of Seattle, Wash., visit
ed '-with friends here over the
holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Bushnell and
children of San Francisco were
visitors in Bend over the holidays
Bushnell is the son of Mrs. Velda
Bushnell of Bend and his wife Is
the former Phyllis Halligan.
Mrs. Lynn Daughtry plans to
leave tomorrow for her home in
Hollywood, Calif. She has been in
Bend nearly two weeks visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Georgt
Childs
Sgt. Jay S. Gerke, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Jay S. Gerke of Prin?
ville is scheduled to arrive in Ala
meda, Calif., on July 14 aboard
the attack aircraft carrier USS
Midway, with ai. anti-aircraft bat
talion. The marine battalion was
stationed at Pusan.Korea.
Women of the First Baptist
church will have a work mectin;
Thursday at the church. There will
be a sack lunch at 12:30, with
Mrs. S. W. Wagner as hostess
Mrs. C. J. Siefarth will lead the
devotions service.-
Mr. and Mrs. Allyn Line, 912
Newport, are parents of ,a girl
born July 4 at St. Charles Memo
rial hospital. The baby weighed li
pounds, 14 ounces, and has been
named Deborah Jean.
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Pengilly
and family of Halfway were here
for the holidays. Mrs. Pengilly is
the daughter of Mrs. Irene Peters
of Bend.
Kathryn Thurston, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Thurston, 240
Idaho avenue, is in a group of 30
college students who sailed yester
day from Quebee for a tour of
England, .Germany. France and
Switzerland. They will take part In
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t i
Nylon YARDAGE
'
Regular f QQ
2.98yd. . NOW l.JJ
NOW
Yd.
Regular
Other
One' Group
Assorted '
BOY'S WEAR
9
Sizes 2-18
Shirrs, Polo Shirts, Trousers
50OFF
Jcfferies' 100 Spun Nylon
BLAZER SOCKS
First Quality Boys sizes 7 to 10 J
REG. 59c pr...NOW
a student life seminar sponsored f
by the' national council of tiw
YWCA and the YMCA. Miss Thurs
ton will also attend the YMCA
centennial r.r'. y in Paris ne
month.
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Moe of the
Terminat Hotel had as guests over
the weekend their daughter, Miss
Selma Moe, of Por'land, and Mr.
and Mrs. Barney Moe of Gaston
and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L.
Moe and children, of Kinzuu.
Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Iaw-
rence of Eslacada were in Bend
Sunday to see their daughter, Mrs.
Philip Brogan and family, who are
visiting here frum Salt Utke City,
Utah. Mr. and Mis. Lawrence
were accompanied by her mother,
Mrs. Edna Symons, a visitor tn
Oregon from Gaines, Mich.
Mr. and Mrs. James Lammers
were visitors here over the Fourth
of July holidays with his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. O. S. Lammers.
Now residents of Ashland, they
were returning from a vacation
trip and stopped in Twin Falls,
Ida., to visit with her parents,
Mr, and Mrs. K. M. Longballa,
former Bend residents.
Fred Hall, former Bend residen'
who now has a photo studio in
Ashland, visited here over the hol
idays with his daughter, and son-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Lin-
gerfelt and family.
Firemen Have
Quiet Weekend
The Bend Fire Department had a
quiet weekend, in spile of thv
holiday, and for the first time in
several years, there were no calls
Iwcause of fireworks.
Sunday evening firemen received
a renort of nn olri mnttrps hiivn-
ing near the Shevlin Park road,
half a mile west of Bend.
o o
A
yd.
Yd.
Regular
r Entire Stock Short and Long r
COATS H.288H1988 iQ388
25.95 and 29.95 Handmacher
LADIES SU
Suits Reg. 39.98 and
Front
REGULAR 4.98... NOV
3(
Seven in Car
iHurt in Accident
Hht.I to The Bulletin
MADKAS Seven passengers, in
cluding four children, were injured
a one car accident early this
mornini; on HiKMwuy M7 six miles
north of Shaniko.
The car, driven by Frank De-
laney Jr. ol Seattle, hit the high
way shoulder, bounced over, and
rolled several times on the bank.
Delaiu y told Investigating state po
lice officer Harold Engblom thai
ho Ml asleep while driving.
All injured were released after
treatment except Jessie M. York.
M, of Seattle. She is not in critical
condition. Other passengers in the
car were: Mrs. Mary Ann Delaney,
21; Frank Delaney III; Billy Cheu
vant, U; Sherril Ann Chcuvant 3,
and Donny Cheuvant, 4.
The car was a total wreck.
Cow Completes
Production Test
Mrs. Howard Lamb, Route 1,
Bend, has a registered Jersey cow
that has completed a 305-day Herd
improvement registry production
record of 11,8-13 lbs. m'lk contain
ing 581 lbs. butt erf at at the age
of 8 years and 8 months.
Ill ?g BEND lOO-WB
One
Group
DRESSES
PRICE
1098 - 22.98...
One Group Ladies' Summer
COTTON DRESSES
Regular 2.98
YOUR CHOICE
TS
49.98
"Lazy Dog" Full Length
COTTON HOUSE
Zipper 1 UU
One Group
LADIES' HATS
Many Styles
.' 50
OFF
o
The Bend Bulletin, Tuesday,
Family Back
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Harris o!
'J01 E. Fourth street have returned
from Gateway, Colo., whero they
attended funeral services for tbrej
members of a family who were
killed in a truck accident.
Dead are Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Elliott, brother and sister-in-law
of the Rend woman and their six-year-old
daughter. Their seven-
UNITED'S HALF-FARE
FAMILY PLAN!
Now everybody's going! Dad pays for one first class
tieket and the rest of the family travels for half-faro
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. '
SAN FRANCISCO 4' hrs.
LOS ANGELES 6' hrs. SEATTLE 3 hrs.
Roberts F'uld, Rvdmentf. Cat!
Redmond 260 or on authoriiwd
fravtl agent.
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V ' iafeogEELBt
One Group
Ladies' Summer
. SPORTSWEAR
Blouses. Polos, Shorts, Skirts, Bouffant Slips, Levi Fad-
ed Riders in Red or Blue (also some in girl's sizes 4 to
14), Wool Sweaters, Slacks Jackets, etc. This.ls a large
Assortment including one rack of skirts, slacks and rid
ers plus two tables overflowing with wonderful summer
merchandise. Be here early
50
OFF
1 AA
LUU
18.88
NOW
Dark
COATS
Pair
SHOES
y mn Pnir White and Colors
e . v f n iiirnr
rLAI) Ot nCUvlEl f
Values to 7.95
150 Pair White and
All Heel heights from
FLATS TO
July 5, 1955
year-old son is In critical condi
tion in a Denver hospital. The ac
cident occurred when the Elliots
were driving down a steep wind
ing road in their truck. The brakes
gave away and Elliott was unable
to make a sharp curve. The truck
went over n grade, throwing Mrs.
Elliott and her daughter to their
death. Elliott lived a few hours,
and died on arrival at a hospital
in Grand Junction.
Wednesday!
ire CnOO
assortod colors
SPIKE HEELS
UNITED I
-n:;-.'o(iK9''!;:Si-,-.:;i.o '
.A
K?- y MANY
MANY
OTHER
ITEMS
VALUES TO 11.95
$4'8
OTHER
ITEMS
"Th Place to Trade"
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WETLE'S
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