The Bend bulletin., June 20, 1953, Page 3, Image 3

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NEWS OF SOCIETY
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Miss Helen Louise Titsworth last week became the bride of Clav P
Shepard, son of Mr and Mrs. Fred Shepard, Bend, at an lSom.ki
wedding at Scio . The ceremony was conducted by Rev. Robert WU
mms, pastor of Redmond Community church. Membersof bo h
families were present. After a coast wedding trip, the couple returned
to Bend for the summer.
Bend Man Takes Bride In
Double Ring Rites at Scio
i At a double ring ceremony last week in Scio, Miss Helen
Louise Titsworth of Corvallis became the bride of Clay C.
Shepard, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shepard of Bend.
The wedding was held at the home of the groom's uncle
and aunt, Dr. and Mrs.. J. F. Hosch of Scio. The bride's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis T. Titsworth of Lynnhaven, Vir
Einia. attended the rites, Mr. " . "n n. . 1 .
Titsworth giving his daughter in
marriage. v
The bridal couple descended an
open stairway to exchange their
vows before a fireplace banked in
white gladiolus. The bride wore
a gown of white lace over taffeta,
with stand-up collar,, long pointed
sleeves and a ballerina skirt. Her
fingertip illusion veil extended
frnm n lnce . cao edeed in seed
pearls; She' carried j-a' bouquet fof
gladiolus and stephanottsi ; A .Mi
The bride's only attendant was
Barbara Wycoff Shepard or tsena,
who wore a pink net, ballerina
length gown with sweetheart neck
line and brocade bodice. ' Mrs.
Shepard carried a nosegay of blue
and white gladiolu3 and delphin
ium. Keith Shepard, the groom's
brother, was best man, and Rob
ert Petersen, Bend, ushered.
Joan Shepard Petersen accom
panied the soloist, Norma McDon
ald, on the piano. Selections were
"I Love You Truly," and "Through
the Years." . ' .
A reception was held in the
Hosch home , following the ceremony.-
For going away, the. bride
wore a rose colored, shantung
traveling suit with white accessor
ies. After a short wedding trip
to the coast, the couple returned
to Bend where they will spend (he
summer. ; ' - ...
Miss Titsworth is a June gradu
ate of Oregon State college-where
she was affiliated with Kappa
Delia sorority. She also attended
Oregon College of Education, Mon
mouth. Shepard, a Linfield college
.graduate, is. an English instructor
at Scio high school. . .
Gilchrist Garden
Club Has Meeting
GILCHRIST, June 20-The Gil
christ Garden club met Wednesday
at the Gilchrist Methodist church.
Due to the illness of Mrs. Virgil
Spencer, her program on annuals
was postponed. However, Mrs. R.
J Terrell, Mrs. Isom Ezzell and
Mrs R. D. Cass'ell gave brief re
ports on the recent state conven
tion held at Linfield college, Mc
Minnville. , '
In the absence of the new pres
ent, Miss Anne Dolezal, who a
attending Oregon State college his
summer, Mrs. R. D. Cassell, vice
president, presided at the meeting.
Hostesses for the evening were
Mrs. Sam Ware, Mrs. V. L. Os
borne and Mrs. Arnold Kreuger.
Plans were made to accept tne
Chemult Civic club's Invitation for
the annual July picnic, to be held
July 26 at the club grounds, at
6 pm. Several members also
plan lo attend the meeting of Cen
tral Oregon Garden club members
at Prineville June 24.
The following new members
were each presented with a potted
ruffled petunia : Mrs. Gus Colfield,
Mrs VV. S. Wyse and Mrs. A. L.
James all of Gilchrist, and Mrs.
Arlo W. Harris, Mrs. Fred Kuehnle
of Crescent, and Mrs. Orville Far
ris and Mrs. R. E. Jessup of
Chemult. The presentation was
made by Mrs. Isom Ezell.
Sirs. Louise Irving, Madras, was
among the officers of the grand
chapter of Oregon, Ordr of East
ern Star, who were installed Thurs
day in services hld in Port and.
Mrs Irene McKinley. Portland,
was installed as worthy grand
matron of the order.
Bend Girl Weds
Redmond Man In
Ceremony Here
Anne Taylor of Bend became the
bride of Willis Finney of Redmond
in a quiet ceremony held at the
home of the Rev. and Mrs. W. I.
Palmer, 94 Portland avenue, June
16- at -8 p"m: ' The Rev." Palmer
officiated at the services, tor which
Junis Saunders ucted . as brides
maid and H. C Sutton as best man.
The bride is the daughter. of Mr.
and Mrs. Cliff Evans of Bend, She
formerly attended high school in
Redmond. The groom, also for
merly of Redmond,, has taken his
physical examination, preliminary
to induction into the armed ser
vices. They plan to. take a , brief
honeymoon trip to California,- pripr
to the groom's .entry into the army.
At the-wedding ceremony here
the bride wore a light blue suit
with pink and white accessories
and carried a rose corsage on' a
white Bible. A reception was held
later at the home or Mr. ana Mrs.
H. C. Sutton. -.:.' v
In addition to the parents of the
bride and her brother, Winthrop,
guests at the wedding and recep
tion included Mr. and Mrs. E. L.
Mason of Santa Maria, Calif., the
latter an aunt of the groom; Mr.
and' Mrs. George McDaniel, Kelsey
Clapp, Mr. and Mrs. Edna Harwell
of.Redmond; Mr. and Mrs. H. C.
Sutton, Janet Sutton, and Jams
Saunders, of Bend, and Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Sutton of Corvallis.
Indorsement Given
Mrs. W. C. Coyner
SEASIDE, June 20 A recom
mendation that Mrs. W. C. Coy
ner, Bend, national vice president
of the American Legion auxiliary
for the western division, be given
Oregon department support for
Important national appointment
was made here Thursday: The
recommendation was made by
Mrs. Dora Sexton, The Dalles, at
a session of the station conven
tion . of the auxiliary. ;
nhiprt nf the recommendation
was to obtain Oregon's endorse
ment of Mrs. coyner lor eventual
top national office.
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ATTEND YOUTH CONGRESS
nnina fmm Ttonrl tn flMpnd the
Pan-American Youth's Congress
of the Seventh Day Adventist
church are Mrs. Ernest Thomp
son, Mrs. Ray Gibson, Mrs. Flor
ence Aime and Mrs. Dottle Sum
mer. Going from Redmond will
be Miss Connie Van lassei.
The Congress, held in the San
J?fannenn nllHI tnril IIT1. ' HtfrflCtS
thousands of Seventh Day Advent-
ists from ail pans oi norm anu
South America. '
V
Ct.VB LUNCHEON WEDNESDAY
The Wednesday luncneon at me
Bend Golf club next week will be
An hi a MmmlHm mmnnseri
of Mrs. Jack Wctle, Mrs. Wayne
Ernst, Mrs. frame uucnrisi ana
Mrs. Russ Acheson, it was reported
today by Mrs. Gordon Decker. The
luncheon will be served at 1 o'clock
and all club members desiring to
attend may make reservations with
MmmiiiM, momhprs anv time UD
to next Tuesday noon, Mrs. Decker
said.
Terrebonne
Girl Veds
Bozeman Man
Seventh Day Adventist church In
Kedmnnil wm- hA
wedding Sunday, June 14 In
mi. V ,"ss eiyn Marie
Mitchell, daughter, of Mr, and
Mrs. Otln Mlrnhnll i rr.nH I
became the bride of Delmar Wag
nen. His mother Is Mrs. Ester
Wagner of Bozeman, Moni. .
Rlrlep Dnn T ,. r-v... a .l -
wedding ceremony before an altar
decorated with peonies, roses and
white, Atnnlr An ika i.in
. ,lu Hlv u.iue uanie
down , the aisle on the arm of
lier father hep groom-to-be sang
one nf Ihn InuAlloot if hn rnMinn.
wedding songs, "Because" by
ed gown of slipper satin with
limp train Vlav flnnn.tAn ...n .....
'bw iuh veil was
of illusion and she carried white
Kiuaioius m Her wedding bou
quet. Mrs.. Dean VanTassel was
VflPfll nnlnlet a(Wtmnnnliu)
Paul Gordon. She sang Cadman's
m iuwiuiiK unu ' rogeiner
Life's PnlhWHV Wa TronH" Kir
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Mrs Prank MoMi
wis matron of honor, wearing
VPllnw tflffotn nnt inf...tilMn n
bouquet of blue Iris and yellow
chrysanthemums. Bridesmaids
wee miss juuy ouncn anu MISS
RlflinP AVnfmOP In nn.nno nlnl
taffeta. They 'carried blue Ifls
mm jJinK cnrysaninemums. ; .
Brother Is Best Man v
Thp hpsf man wno Iho nmnm'.
ers were' Robert Mitchell, Frank
McMurry, Harold Lang and Mil
ton Soule Jr. Miss Murlal Walker
ana miss rsorma Schlemmer,
wearing aqua. taffeta, were
panrilpltphfprc TTHi-Ia Vi,nH.II
dressed as a miniature bride, was
me uower gin, and Mike Roach
was Bible boy;
, Assisting at tt)e reception which
followed' in the Redmond grange
hall were Mrs. Douglas Carry
Who nut thp wprtrllnn Knlra anrl
Doris Davis and Barbara Soule,
wno served tne punch. Shirley
ienuau nana iea tne guest book
and Mrs. Victor Roach was In
charge of gifts.
The newlyweds are both stu
dents At- Wnlln Walla Pnllpaa nt
College Place, Wash. They will
return mere in me iau 10 re
sume their college work. Follow-
intr a wpriHincr trln tn lnnnl lalrp
resorts Mr. and Mrs. Wagner will
spena me summer in AiDerta,
r-nnnrin ivhont hp i,lll Gafiu ac n
colporteur for his church. Mrs.
vvauuei- wuie a navy uiue sun
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wiui guiu auiicasui les anu u cor
sage, of white rosebuds for her
going away costume.-;
Potluck Luncheon
At Prineville Set
By Gjarden Clubs
The Bend Garden club will join
with other-clubs in this district in
a potluck luncheon to be held at
noon, June 24, at Prineville it was
a n n o u n c e d today. Mrs. L. W.
Franks, president of the O r e g o n
Federation of Garden clubs, will
be present, and will report on the
recent national conference held at
San Francisco.
All members of the Bend Garden
club planning to attend should get
in touch with Mrs. Ray cooper,
who js making arrangements for
transportation, it was announced.
The luncheon will be held at the
Prineville home of Mrs. Dick
Lemerts.
Married at Prineville
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Miss Joan Bal antyne, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. Ballan
tyne of Prineville, and granddaughter of Mrs. Tillie Ogle, Bend, was
married last'week to Clifton Rosenbaum, formerly of Prineville The
bridal couple left for a coast wedding trip following a church rccep
: 1 tion. Rosenbaum Is a lumberman at Riddle.
Social Calendar
Tonight
8 p.m. Buck and Wing square
dance, Powell Butte Grange hall.
. ' ' ' Sunday
6 p.m. Women ; 'of Moose,
Father's day dinner . at hall.
Tuesday
1:30 p.m. Catholic Altar Society
will meet at the home of Mrs. J.F.
Arnold, 25 Irvving.
58 p.m. Degree of Honor : meet
ing, Norway hall. Luncheon served
by lodge.
8 "p.m. Public installation of of
ficers by Women of the Moose.
Committee reports, initiation will
follow.
Swim Classes
Planned Here
Classes In swimming and junior
and senior life saving will be of
fered by the American Red Cross
with first sessions scheduled for
July 7 at the Bend Municipal
pool.
Instruction will be given by the
regular lifeguards at the pool,
Clara Skjersaa, Pat Blakley,
Karen Chapman, Gary Monical,
and Doris Hawes. Classes will be
open to all children eight years
of age and older.
Registration for the course
should be completed by the end
of next week, Mrs. Kenneth C.
Cale, water safety chairman, ad
vised today. All children and
young people Interested In the
program may call the Red Cross
at 467 or visit the office In the
J. C. Penney building starting
Monday.
Each section will be limited as
nearly as possible to 25 pupils
meeting four times a week, Tues
day through Friday, Mrs. Cale
satd. Certificates will be given
on successful completion of the
course.
Miss Balldntyne
Weds Riddle Man
In Qhurch Rites ,
Miss Joan Ballantyne, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. -Ballantyne
of Prineville, last week
became the bride of Clifton Rosen
baum; son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl
C. Rosenbaum, Myrtle Creek, .v
The ceremony was held' at Our
Saviours Lutheran church. Prine-
ville, with Rev. Orin Gudmonson
officiating, The bride, given in
marriage by her uncle, Leon
uevereaux oi John Day, wore
traditional white satin, en train
and a finger tip veil held in place
Dy a tiara 01 seed pearls, Her
bouquet of : white orchids and
stephanotis was fashioned around
a white Bible.
Miss Marcia Sklersaa of Bend'
the; bride's cousin, was , maid of
honor.. Another cousin of the
oride, Mrs. Chuck Forrily, Cor
vallis, was bridesmaid. Mrs. Nell
Skjersaa, Bend, the bride's aunt
played wedding music and ac
companied Mrs. Don Halligan,
Madras, in tne selections Be
cause" and "The Lord's Prayer."
Alan Steele was best man. and
Fred ; Hall , and Doug Harris
ushered. .
A reception in the church base
ment followed the ceremony. Both
young people are graduates of
Crook,' county high school. The
bride attended Oregon state col
lege and later, was employed in
Prineville. Rosenbaum is engaged
in lumbering at Riddle.- The
couple left for a wedding trip to
Delake and other coastal points.
Bend persons attending the
wedding were Mrs. Tillie Ogle,
the bride's grandmother; Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Nystrom, Miss Lorna
Nystrom, Mrs. Maurice Meleness,
Miss Nada Meleness, Mrs. Fran
ces Jackson, Don Jackson, Mr.
and Mrs. Leon Devereaux, Jr.,
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Gallagher, and
Mr. and Mrs. George Raycraft.
SOCIAL MEETING SET,
A Degree of Honor social meet
ing will be held Tuesday at 8 p.m.
at Norway hall, it was announced
today. Lunch will be served by
the lodge, and each member Is
being asked to bring another
member. Several forms of enter
tainment are planned.
Sisters Rodeo
Gets Under Way
Fans wore assembling In , the
grandstand and bleachers today in
ample time to see the first brono
break fi-om the chute as the 12th
annual Sisters rodeo got underwuy.
Top contenders have entered the
Sisters show to do battle for points
against Muck Barbour's stock.
Ciown for the two-day event is Ted
Billings, Canby, California, who
with his mule Whlrlcy Gig and
Chita, motion ploture chimpanzee,
were expected to keep the audience
occupied during lulls. ; 1 , t ,
A trick riding specialty featuring
Buss Carson and his daughters Bar.
bara Jean and Joun, aged eight
and nine, also was to be featured
In the arena program. : Twelve
regular events, topped ' by bronc
busting, calf roping, and bulldog
ging are to be held both doys. :
The show was to begin today at
1:30 p.m., Shortly after The Bulletin
went to press. A buckaroo ball
tonight and buffalo breakfast start
ing at 6 a.m. tomorrow also will
be featured. The annual Queen's
ball was held last night at the Sis
ters high schoool gymnasium. The
dance honored Queen Connie Clark
and her princesses, Shirlene Har
rington, Agnes Thornburgh, Joyce
Randall and Wilms Kirby. Music
was by the. Crooked River
Ramblers. ..
"t A rodeo parade down the main
street of Sisters began at 10 a.m.
tOdflV. Iinripr thp riirppttnn nf .Tnlrp
Harrington. George Wakefield of
bisters Is president of the rodeo
association. .
Th. Bend. Bulletin, Bd. Oor. Jun2. Iij-J
muubvi wuimx ot ine honor, V
nas just completed hli year -of
study and returned to the news-1
Trapshoot
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Oregonians, but with special
purses und awards for g u e s t s.
winners lollow:
Class A doubles: Arnold Reie-
ger, Seattle, Wash., 98;. John Wll
lener, Eugene, 95, and Clyde Fox,
Klamath Falls. 94.
ft' Class B doubles: D. Fields, Was
co,' 89; George Blum, Tillamook,
89; M, Clogston. Medford, 89, and
tiui unurch, Koseburg, 89. .
Class C doubles: J. Cawrse. Re
mote, 91; C. Enitling, Stayton, 88;
E. Krewson, Roseburg, 85.
' Class AA, 16-yard; John Simp
son, Portland, 100; Arnold Rieg
ger, Seattle, 99; Phil Miller, Reno,
Nev 99.
.. j Class A 16-vard: F.ldon Baker.
Baker, 99; O. Ballew, Eugene, 99;
b, uiavin, Twin rails, j.aa ys
,fi Solpmon, Roseburg, ,98.,. i irri.j
' -iiw Other Results !)' t u
Class B, i 16-yard; John Forbes,
Portland; '99; Ray Glass, Eugene,
98; K. Gilkenson, Roseburg, 98;
J. Bird, Albany. 98.
Class C, 16-yard: Bud Harriss,
Gaston,: 97; F; Jyhla, Tleton,
Wash., 97; George t ick, Portland,
95; D. Wallace, Portland, 95; Joe
Norton, Mitchell, 95..
Class D. 16 yard: Donna
Wooley, Roseburg, 93; D. Neber
gall, Albany, 91; Jim Twohy,
Portland, 90. . - k
Tonight at S p.m. at the Pilot
Butte inn the scattergun marks
men win tane part in wnat prom
ises to be a highlight of the 1953
shoot a Calcutta auction. In
this affair, gunners are auctioned
off to the highest bidders, who
share in the winnings of the
marksmen.
Maior events on today's pro-
Hram are the preliminary handi
cap, which started this afternoon,
and the Oregon state champion
ship, second half, which got un
der way, this morning.
Oregon state handicap compe-
tlon will be held Sunday, with
gunners to be In action all day at
the grounds three miles soutn
from the center of Bend.
Oregon state PITA champions
will be announced at the end of
the shoot.
Dr. Grahlman
Moving Office
. Moving into newlyrremodeled
offices at 81 Oregon avenue this
weekend will be Dr.. J. S. Grahl
man; Dr. Robert Bristol, who will
be associated with him here In
the practice of .dentistry, and
Leonard Seems, dental technician
Mrs, Selm'a-Cain will continue as
receptionist, in the new quarters.
uruiiiinan nas naa acmai
offices upstairs in the.J. C. Pen-'
ney building since July, 1929. Dr.
Bristol, who henceforth will be
assuciuiea wim mm Mere,, is a
recent graduate of the University
of Oregon dental school,!
in tne new quarters, which have
been completely rebuilt in recent
iMuuiua, aie mur uemui operating
rooms, a business office and two
uuiuy rooms, upstairs Is a dark
room - for the ; development of
-v-ray iums. .
The new dental quarters also
will have much new. equipment,
J ...111 U n. i' A .. . .,
a.iu win ue aiuuiig uie mum muu-
era in Oregon, Dr. Grahlman re
ports; w. .,!.';.' i - . v
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VIOLATION ('HARflEB-
Casper W. Libel. 33 nf 414 p.
ovenue, has been cited to appear in
the city police court on a basis
rule violation count,
Phone 693 -2'4 Miles North on Redmond m-Wft
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' STARTS SUNDAY ,
"FORT WORTH" in color
ALSO
"RETREAT HELL"
y NOW PLAYING ' '
Stewart Granger
"WILD NORTH" in color
ALSO ' '.'"'
"ANGELS IN THE OUTFIELD".
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SUNDAY
ENDS TONITE .
"Brighr Vietory"
AND
"Son of Belle Star'!
TWO RIP-ROARING ACTION HITS
IN ONE THRILL PACKED SHOW! '
John Woyne , Henry Fonda
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"FORT APACHE"
2nd Action Hit
Thrills . ChUls Spills In this siiectacular motorcycle racing
story. Scenes In this show were taken of actual field events.
If
Bill Williams Carlo Betenda
The Pace That Thrills
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NEWS COLOR CARTOON
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Mrs. .1. F. Arnold will entertain
Circle No. 3 of the Catholic Altar
Society at her home, 25 Irving,
Iuesday at l:dO.
TONIGHT
Panorama Playhouse
PRESENTS
"That Delightful French Farce"
MOLIERE'S
SCHOOL FOR WIVES
Single Admission . . $1.40 (incl. tax)
Children under 14 . . .60 (incl. tax)
Telephone 772 for Reservations
Curtain 8:30 p.m.
Panorama Playhouse playing nightly except Monday at
Allen Auditorium will perform SCHOOL FOR WIVES
through Sunday, June 21.
Medford Edifor
Wins Fellowship
GEARHART, June 20 (IB Award
of the second Eric Allen memorial
fellowship went today to Eric
Allen, city editor of the Medford
Mail-Tribune and son of the late
dean of the University of Oregon
journalism school for whom the
fellowship was named.
Allen was chosen by a special
committee of the Oregon' News
paper Publishers' association.
which is holding its annual conven
tion here. He will attend the uni
versity for a year of graduate
study. ,
Harold Hughes of. the Astorlan-'
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