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'Oregon Sweets' Theme for
Meeting of Extension Unit
Special to The Bulletin
SISTERS The Brooks-ScanHon
Home Extension unit met on Wed
nesday at the home of Mrs. Chester
Biel lor an all-day meeting. The
subject was "Oregon Sweets." Ap
proximately twenty members at
'ended the meeting. Project lead
?rs were Mrs. Fred Painter and
Mrs. Velda Winkle. It was an
nounced that there will be a craft
neeting Nov. 16 at the Brooks
Scanlon Guild hall beginning at
10:30 a.m. Members ara asked to
bring a sack lunch.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Haworth and
Mrs. Orval Bidiman ot PrinevUie
were luncheon guests at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Cole on
Monday.
Mrs. Mary Sanford, Monmouth,
and Mrs. Florence Fuller, McMinn
ville, visited Monday and Tuesday
at the home ol Mrs. Isabelle Soren
se.n. They also viskted other friends
in Sisters and attended the Ed
Spoo funeral In Redmond on Tues
day. The VFW Auxiliary honored
Mrs. Phil Shoemaker ol Bend with
a pink and blue shower for her in
fant son. Carl, recently at the
home of Mrs. Ole Larson. After
the guest of honor opened her
gifts the hostess served refresh
nienls. Those, present were Mr.
Bob Irvin, Mrs. Harold Voos, M'-s.
Dick Brandsma, Mrs. Harry Pear
son, Mrs. Jim Olover. Mrs. Roy
Davis and the hostess. Several sent
aifts who were unable to attend.
The Shoemakers moved recently
from Sisters to Bend.
Visit Reported
Mr. and Mrs. Art Vanderveer
ind son of Prineville visited Tues
day evening at the home ot Mr.
nd Mrs. Z. P.. Potter. They also
nttended the evangelistic services
that evening at the Sisters Church
of Christ.
Dinner guests at the. Loyd He
witt home on Sunday were Mr.
and Mrs. Sam Moycr and family
of Powell Butte and Mr. and Mrs.
Bob Hewitt and family of Red
mond. Mr. and Mrs. Creighton Shaw
returned home Tuesday after
sne.nding several days visiting at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. John
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Blackburn at Lebanon.
Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Maudlin re
turned home Monday from Seattle
where they had visited over the
weekemd at the home of Maudlin's
mother, Mrs. D. L. Robertson and
their son and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Dick MaudSin in Toppenish, Wash.
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Madras is spending several days
this week visiting at the home of
her daughter and family, Mr. and
Mrs. George Meyers.
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children, Linda and Gary of Prine
ville were dinner guests on Sun
day at the home of Mis. Mather
ill's mother, Mrs. Nellie Bembry.
Hunters Successful
Several parties of elk hunters
returned home last week and were
sucesaful in bringing home elk.
Among those who brought home
elk were Jack Lowery, Jerry Ben
son, Harold Gustafsbn, Bernard
Cole, Joe Clyde, William Naylor.
Frank Geily; Art Philips, and Oren
Erickson.
A. W. Pamode of Hubbard visit
ed Wednesday at the home of his
sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Gates. He was en
route home from an elk hunting
tip.
Mr. and Mrs. Berthel CaverhHl
and daughter, Dixie and 'Mrs.
Caver-hill's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Sam pels of Tumalo drove to
Springfield on Sunday where, they
visited at the- home of Mrs. Sam
pels brother and family, Mr. and
Mrs. N. C. Sampeis.
Mr. and Mrs. BUI Goff and son
Gene drove to Alsea on Saturday
and visited Mrs. Goff's aunt. Mrs.
F. C. Roeddy. Mrs. Goff's mother.
Mrs. Hazel Wilson returned home
wiith them on Sunday. She hnd
spent six weeks visiting at the
Roeddy home.
Out of town visitors at the Sisters
Church of Christ on Sunday who
attended the evangelistic services
being held by B. Ross Evans were
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Moss and son,
Gregg, Mr. and Mrs. James Stock
and sons. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Vaughn and children and Mr. and
Mrs. Clay Cornwell all of Sweet
Hnro and Mr. and Mrs. Jess Min-
son of Prineville. The evangelistic
services will close Sunday, Nov.
13 and a potluck fellowship dinner.
will be heM at the. church aneri
the morning services.
Pueblo Indians of New Mexico1
had no domesticated mammal
except the dog, and the turkey
was their only domesticated fowl.
Washington, but there is no pro
dent to take the oath of office in
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6 The Bend Bulletin. Sqhirdqy. November 12, 195S
SWEETIE PIE
"I wan young once myself
Sen. Merrifield
Special to The Bulletin I
PRINEVILLE The possibility!
that Senator Hubert Humphrey,
might have agricultural interests)
in the nether regions was proposed j
here Wednesday night wheji State!
Senator John Merrifield spoke to
one of the largest Republican
gatherings to assembly here in re
cejit months.
Party members from all parts
of Crook county met to hear a
rousing address and to learn of
new methods being used by the
G.O.P. in precinct and county
work. Three members of the state
central office were present, Clyde
Brummel, Paul Johnson and Don
Soderling.
Senator Merrifield made, his
comment on Senator Humphrey in
answer to the latter's charge.
made here last Saturday night,
"that farmers are as scarce in the
government's agriculture depart
ment as angels in hell." Senator
Merrifield said he assumed that
Humphrey was familiar with the
terrain or he would not have made
such a statement.
, In serious but pnssionate. sum
mary, Senator Merrifield 1 isted
nine objectives of the Republican
party and t urged Crook county
members to rally around the goals
for 1956 elections. He stressed the
need for active percinct workers
throughout the state and offered
key points for action.
For farmers of this area, he
said that the long-term outlook
was excellent under the policies
sot up by the present government's
farm policies, and he blasted Sen
ator Humphrey for his stand for
100 per cent price support.
The speaker told of numerous
goals, "set up by the Republicans,
which had been achieved since the
last presidential elections, particu
larly In progress "fo ttie good
of the people of the nation." in
education, health, tax structure,
highways and expanded farmers'
markets.
On the state level, Senator Mer
rifield stated that Oregon is now
first in its secondary education set
up, in hourly wages, in highways
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6:15 Music Coast to Coast
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6:55 Social Security Pnram
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I 30 Nnttnal Education Week
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4 -On Chanel lv the Side of Road
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6 0(V-Walter Wlnrhelt
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MONDAY. Nor. 14
1:00 Triple T Ransh
9 :4ft Farm Reporter
7 tOO Frank Hemingway Mews
7 :1ft Breakfast Gang
7 ISO Morning Mlod!
by Nadina Selher
."Cm.." tS bj fiEA &
and I know just how it is!"
Cracks at Solon
and in sed crops, accomplished
after a prolonged Republican ad
ministration. Brummel also spoke, discussing
work being done by the state cen-
ual committee to aid local units.
Master of ceremonies was Mike
Mikshe who was acting in the
place of Jack Wilkinson, county
chairman, Wilkinson was recently
hospitalized for medical care.
Monday Meeting
Set by Group
The November meeting of the
Association for the Help of Re
tarded Children will be held Mon
day, Nov. 14, at 8 p.m. at Friendly
House, 2-145 Kinraid Street, Eu
gene, Oregon. The teachers of
Pearl Buck School will report on
the regional meeting of the Amer
ican Association on Mental Defi
ciency which -they attended last
month.
There will be a coffee hour fol
lowing the reports. Everyone, in
terested Is invited.
CAR KEPT GOING
GRAND PRAIRIE. Tex. (UP)
A. J. Seton of Fort Worth, thrown
unhurt from his automobile by a
collision Friday night, watched as
the car kept going and turned down
a railroad track.
It might still be rolling along,
he said, if It had not been for a
Texas and Pacific freight train.
10:15
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