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Newspaper Page TextTHE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON, THURSDAY, MARCH 21, 1946 PAGE THREE NEWS OF SOCIETY Society deadlUe on fey. of publication, Tuesday Thuraday. and Saturday, to 10 ajn. ' " ' CaU 56, The Bulletin newsroom. . Former Bend Girl Is Recent, Bride In California Kites and Miss Prinevtlle. Barbara Spmgue of. CI M ... . The newlyweds will make their! Ti, f n j !me for the present at 32ab Di-j fleTTe rOf rCff TV sadero St.. San Franriw-n kin I . . . . '- ... . f hbme v.auL-ro ai aan Krancisoo. Mrs. I A r I i i i ' (Minson U attending business col-'If tj'OfOnCf tlOme Miss Jane Snipper, bride-elect Island. Powell Butte, March 21 (Spo- leBe while her husband is serving rial) The chapel of the Kirst '",lne navy, stationed at Treasure Presbyterian church In ban Fran cisco was the scene of an early March wedding of interest here. Vows were exchanged by Miss Beverly Wennerstrom, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Wenner strom. formerly of Bend, and Youth Fellowship Is In vited To Rally Sunday evenine'the Westmln Charles Mmson, son of Mr. and ster Youth fellowshps of Bend, Mrs. J-C. Minson of Powell Butte, I Tumalo nH p,m,, . ... . . : i w nm fiaiiinlav M.-,roh a 1 umi" and Redmond will hold oi James N. Garland, was honored at a bridal shower for which Mr. and Mrs. Ivor Garland were hosts Friday evening, at their home. The shower gifts were hidden about the rooms. 'Clues fnr finrllnu ounuay evening the Westmin-! ,nem were included In the deco at 3:30 p.m. Saturday, March 9. Rev. Creighton performed the double ring ceremony. , The bride's attendant was Mrs. J. C. Minson, mother of the groom, and Charles Vice acted as .best man. Following the ceremony, a wedding dinner for the bridal party was held at the Pan-American Inn. The table was centered with an elaborate wedding cake baked and decorated by Mrs. Dick i Minson of Terrebonne. . ' Other guests at the wedding In cluded J. C. Minson, the groom's father, and Mrs. Porter Sprague QUINTUPLETS I always m It-btst proof H' GREAT'" COLDS To rellave cough, tor RiMCleoof cheat cow hold -a rally at the Redmond church. where a potluck dinner will be served, followed by a social hour, a "slngspiration" and devotions. Rev., Wesley Baker, from San Francisco will be a guest at the meeting. . Wayne Thompson was named president of the local First Pres byterian youth group as the re sult ol an election held this week. Other .new officers are Bruce Longballa, vice president and Bar bara Blakley, secretary-treasurer. Louella Cook. Clarence Bells nnd Shirley Ann Blakley were nafned Anderson, memDers ot the executive board, i Helen I ...I ,.,11. nn ., . . , .1. ... clliur ctni nttntlrtne v,ii, an m juiigi-iiieill ui uanu- Betrothal News Told Bend Friends Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Rob erts of Bend this week, an nounced the engagement of their daughter, . Eleanor, to. Phillip Hensley, son- of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hensley, also of Bend. No date, has been set for the wed ding. Miss Roberts, who has been studying nursing In Yakima, Wash., was graduated from the Redmond high school with the class of 1943. Her fiance was graduated the same year from the local high school and was re cently discharged from the army, alter serving 23 months in the South Pacific," as a staff sergeant with the 77th division. He was awarded the bronze star and the RUI ON edsehh riili;. Cards with instructions for1 finding the gifts were suspended irom a diminutive umbrella of pastel crepe paper. The following guests were pres ent at the party: Mr. and Mrs. Jim Price, Mr. and Mrs. E. D. McCurdy, Mr, and Mrs. R. ' C. Kirby, Mr. and Mrs. George Lou, Mr. and Mrs. Alma Raper,1 Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Raper, Mr. and Mrs. Rill Mayer, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ruk'aveno,- Mr. and Mrs. Allen Morlcy, Mr. and Mrs.' Skip Wallen, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hall, Mr. and Mrs. Chris Anderson, Mrs. Earl Birchard, Mrs. Bob C. Mrs. Inez Knight, Anderson, Doris" Morley, The group will be installed March! Rosie Rukaveno, Dorothy Macey, 31, to serve the first six months ' Rosie knight, Dawn Price, Joan of the church year. " I Price and J. N. Garland. Gifts were also sent . by Mrs. CLUB MEETING CANCELLED ! D. E. Hill, Mrs. Jerome Ward, Officers of the Allied Arts: Mrs. 'Rea Shaver, Mrs. Midge study club announced today that Grinstead, Mrs. Dorothy Howard, the- regular meeting scheduled: Mrs. Pearl Howard and Mr. and for next Monday has been can-Mrs. Jack Newby. celled. ' Miss Snipper is the daughter of Two Are Initiated At Regular Grange Meeting Powell Butte, March 21 . (Spe cial) At the regular grange meeting Friday evening, Lloyd Wyatt was elected overseer and Mrs. Bud Harns was named laay assistant steward to fill the va cancies caused by the resignations ol Mi', and Mrs. Ivan Copley. Joe Huntley and Stanley Emer son were given the first and sec ond degree obligations and the membership applications of Mr. and Mrs. Nick Rachor were pre sented. The grange voted to spon sor a 4-H scholarship again this year. The next, meeting will be April 5, with the home economics club in charge of the program. M;'. nnd Mrs. M. H. Snipper cf Seattle, Wash. Her fiance, who was recently discharged from the navy after serving three and one half years, is the son of Mr. and Mr,s. Ivor Garland of Bend. quare Deal Presents The Mew MA ; . . ... " I SSeepona Secfiosid FOUR HOME USES FEATURES: Various styles in arms. r Wood trim, Swedish or walnut. c Choicsst fabrics obtain able, 8 Sturdily constructed frame, bolted, glued and doweled. Seasoned hardwoods used. 0 Tempered steel spring units and hinges. e Reinforced sagless con struction, usinq heavy webbing with helical suspension. c Individual sisal pads. c Lovers of good felted cotton. FULL SIZE BED Another cxciling arrangement by fluy. A full sized l;eJ by night. LONGFELLA BED A very charming arrangement as hive seats In front of tl:s fireplace. At bed time a romfnrlablo bed for the long-fellow. CHILDREN'S TWIN BED A novel arrangement by day. May bo used as comfortable children's twin beds at night. FDR FLEXIBLE SET-UPS Can be arranged for rumpus rcotn or den. The two pieces of the Javeno can lie use:! separately. ' Sectional Unit Priced 69,50 79.50 - 89.50 Bed Daveno and Swing Rocker Sprlnr crnniclion 179.50 Spring-Unit Bed Davenos 89.50 - 99.50 -129.50 SQUARE DEAL FURNITURE CO. Window Display Feature Interest In national Camp Fire week has been heightened here by a. display of handcraft and other articles which have " at tracted notice for several days in the center window of Welles store. The exhibit was arranged by Mrs. John Mogan, Mrs. Gale Blakley, Mrs. Gail Baker, Mrs. G. L. Olson, Mrs. Joe Elder and Miss Jean Webster. ' Prominent In the display are articles made by the Waditaka group at Shevllh, whose guardian is Mrs. Milo Chamberlen. The collection includes a hand-knit afghan made for the Junior Red Cross, one of the hand-painted drapes which, the girls made for their club house and samples of woodcraft. i Mrs. John Mogan's Ocowasln group displayed novel lapel pins and the window Is centered with paper detls which depict Camp Fire activities, made by the Una llyee group, under the direction of Miss Jean Webster, guardian. Ceremonial Gown Shown A ceremonial gown which is dis played belongs to Shirley Sur face, a member of Mrs. Gall Bak er's Wahanka gwup. Her group also displayed personality note books and leaf prints and plaques, all handcraft projects. A block-printed bandana and cross word puzzles, for the Junior Red Cross were contributed by Mrs. G. L.' Olson's Tawanka group. Mrs. Gale Blakley's Pine Blue Birds, exhibited hand-mada table favors. . Skating Party Planned Culminating the local observ ance of national Camp Fire week, a skating party will be held from 3:30 to 5:30 Friday afternoon at the roller rink. All Camp Fire eirls and Blue Birds, as well as girls who are prospective mem bers of either organization, are invited to attend. Guardians will be in charge. Mrs. Joe Elder. ex ccutive secretary, announced to day. The customary admission fee will be charged. Powell Butte Club Officers Elected Powell Butte, March 21 (Spe- clnn Mrs. M. F. Nolan was elect efl. president of the Sorosls club when the erouD met one after noon, last week at the, home of Mra. Frank Bowman in Redmond, Other new officers are Mrs. Bow man, vice president, Mrs. Arthur Stevens, secretary-treasurer na Mrs. Lloyd Bussett, corresponding secretary. Mrs. Hugh Stewart and Mra.. Bussett were appointed to serve on the flower committee. The next meeting will be March 27 at the home of Mrs. Elmo King, when members whose birth days occur during the first quar ter, will be honored. Phone 324 H. G. Rainey Lewis Rainey Bond ond Minnesota Meeting Plans Announced ;By Literature Study Group , The A. A. U. W. literature study group will not meet Monday 1 night, March 25, to avoid conflict with the Bend gleemen's concert, I officers announced today. ; The next meeting will be a pot : luck supper April 8, at the home of Mrs. George Slmerville, when ! Miss R. Louise Fitch, special rep- resentative of the Reader's Digest. will be guest speaker. Mrs. Al , bcrt Westfall will be In charge nf arrjiniipmpnlR fnr the slinnpr. i which will be at 5:30 p. m. in r-1 der to permit members to attend , the piano concert by George Hop kins of Eugene, that night at the I Tower theater. , ' Royal Neighbors Enjoy "Gay Nineties" Party j Celebrating the fifty-first an- nlversary of the founding of the j society, members of the Royal i Neighbors lodge met Monday In j Norway hall for a "gay nineties" party.' Members wore costumes ! in the vogue of the late 1800's. Mrs. Jack Berrigan and Mrs. Winona Egg were awarded prizes', i Plans were made for the April I I meeting, with the following committees named: Mrs. Mable ; Welser, Mrs. Eva Winters and j Mrs. Wise, refreshments, and : Mrs. R. P. Jones, entertainment. Powell Butte Girl Honored At Party Powell Butte, March 21 (Special)-. Miss Iris Bozarth, bride elect of Elroy Fuller bf Prinevllle, was honored at a shower party given last Thursday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Bozarth. The w?ilding is planned for Easter Sunday. Guests included the honor guest antl hei fiance, Mr. and Mrs. Les lie Huston, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Robertson, Mr. and Mrs, Lyle Bar clow, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Neal and Mr. and Mrs. Melvlit Bozarth, ull of Prinevtlle, and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Kissler, Mr. and Mrs. Har old Ashford, Mrs. Glen Ridgeway and Miss Edith Rolf, all of Powell Butte. Gifts were also sent by Mrs. .George Crosswhlte and daughter, Else l.ee, and Mr. and Mrs. Wen dell Fuller of Prinevllle, Lora Johnson and Mrs. Hoy Schambers of Redmond and Mrs. Luke Relf and daughter, Ardlth, of Powell Butte. - ...."....;.... 12th Anniversary Is Party Occasion Powell Butte, March 21 (Spe cial) Krlends of Kev. and Mrs. D. L. Penhollow honored them at a surprise, party last Wednesday evening at their home In North west Redmond, on the occasion ol their twelfth wedding anniver sary. The group presented a gift to the coup'le and refreshments were- served by the visitors. Those present included Mr. and Mrs. George Fairfield of Red mond and the following from Powell Butte: Mr. and Mrs. Charles Covey and children, Marie and Albert, Mrs. Luke Relf, Miss Edith Relf, Mr. and Mrs. Avery Sherman and children, Beverly, Lenore, LaMonte and Louis, Mr. ar.d Mrs. Henry Mustek and four daughters, Mr. and Mrs. L.ioya Bussett and three children, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Carter, Mr. and Mrs. l.enry Morrison and son, Perry, and Mrs. Glen Ridgeway. . SOCIAL CALENDAR Tonight 7:30 p.m. Bend Garden club with Mrs. J. C. Jerome, 815 Har mon. 8:00 n.m. O. N. O. Pinochle club with Mrs. Paula Labalette. 8:00 n.m. Junior Civic league with Mrs. Homer Smith, 1104 Co lumbia. 8:00 p.m. A. A. U: W. Musi- cule, Episcopal parish hall. 8:00 p.m. Nelp.hbors of Wood craft, Norway hull. . Friday 1:00 p.m. Eagles Auxiliary with Mrs. Nellie Hise, 721 Florida. 3:30 p.m. Camp Fire girls' skating party, roller rink. Saturday , 1:30 p.m. Emera club, lunch eon at Masonic temple. 6:30 p.m. Public dinner, I. O. O. F. hall, sponsored by ladies' auxiliary, Patriarchs Militant. 7:30 p.m. Sons of Norway, Norway hall. Monday 6:00 p.m. Eastern Star, ban quet at Pine Tavern, followed by initiation at Masonic temple. 8:00 p.m. Eagles' Auxiliary, Eagles hall, 8:00 p.m. Bend Gleemen's concert, high school gymnasium. Quiet Wedding Performed Last Saturday In Albany Mrs. Vida B. Cook, formerly of Bend, and Al McCoy of Foster hostess. were united In marriage baturuay, March 16, in Albany. The cere mony was read in the pastor's study of the First Christian church, according to word received here. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Daly attend ed the couple. Others present were the bridegroom's son, Rex McCoy of Portland, Kay Prichard and Judy Suse. Mr. and Mi's. McCoy will make their home at Foster. refreshments in the church base ment, with Mrs. Ray Stennet as Raccoons always wash their food In water before eating It. Mrs. Armstrong Honored At Birthday Celebration Members of the ladles auxiliary of .the Jay H. Upton post, U. S. W. V., honored Mrs. G. S. Arm strong at a surprise birthday party Monday afternoon at her home, 1637 West Fourth street. The women presented Mrs. Arm-, strong a gift and refreshments were served, , . i Those present Included Mrs.! Peter Valley, Mrs. George Erlck-1 son, Mrs. M. E. Coleman, Mrs. Abe Hall, Mrs. R. L. Henry, Mrs. William S. Maxey, Mrs. Roy Ul- lrlck and Mrs. A. D, McNeal. 1 .'-! . CBKEMONY PLANNED j Plans are being completed by members of the Eastern Star for' an initiation ceremony and school ' of instruction next Monday night i at the Masonic temple, when Mrs. i lima Thum of Portland, associate ' grand conductress, will make her official visit. Preceding the meeting, the state officer will oe honored at a 6 o'clock banouet at the Pine Tavern. Reservations may be made with Mrs. Jack Dudrey. . . PROGRAM FEATURES SOLO A vocal solo, "Prayer Perfect," sung by Mrs. Ervln Lovejoy, was a special feature of the mid week lenten service last night at OVER 100 MILLION BOTTLES SOLD! SIMPLY GREAT FOR MOUTIILY PA1I1 Lydla K. Ptnkhiun' Vegetable Com pound DO u ol than relieve monthly pain when due to female functional periodic disturbance. It also relieve accompanying weak, tired, nervous, cranky feelings ol such nature. Taken regularly plnkham's Compound helps bulla up resistance against such distress. It's also a great stomachic tonic I We Wire Flowers Anywhere BOUQUETS POTTED PLANTS O GERMAIN'S Flower and Vegetable Seeds Wo Have Easter Cards DONNER Flower Shop 881 Wall Phone 345 Telephone 312 X&& kLw FLYNN NOW! THROUGH SATURDAY The Story of Men Who Shot First and Talked After! SMITH T IN Filmed in TECHNICOLOR with S.Z. "Cuddles" SAK All 1' '. '' . ' NEWS and SPORT I Corsages Potted Plants Funeral Designs Our aim Is always fulr treatment and fair prices. 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