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Newspaper Page TextTHE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1946 PAGE THREE NEWS OF SOCIETY (AH wnlely Ileum nhull lie ren.irte.1 Id Tin- Itullelln mil IiiIit Hum 10 a.m. on I hi' iliiyn of iulillnillon, Tu'Hiliiyn, ThurHclnyM mid Siiliirilnyii.) Miss Caflow Wears White For Wedding In n lovely leu finrk o( while linicu.lc.l milln, MIkn Kiilhryii Criice I'mliiw heniine Ihe Inlile uf liunul.l Kuym.iii.l Kri.-kitiiu, of l'hllomtif h, iituriliiy lift. -moon In Tiinliy KiIshiiii1 church. Hcv. li. It, V. Holmcr ii'iul Hie cere, tunny at 2 u'clock, In a kcIIIhk ot whllo anil yelluw chiyHiiiilhc inuiii!) anil lull taierH. 'l'hi' lirlilc'N co.Hiuiiu w-ait lie ceuli'il Willi a Hiuukeil while felt halu lint, Irliiiini'il will) a i-iiiIIiik iiNirlch plume III oll-whllc anil a hIiihIi of ttruwn Hint I'xaclly malcheil her hair. The pi-lnccit-Niyli- funk wan liliiiineii Willi a I'nw of cnvereil hudon fnim neckline In hem, ami ilclalleil with a ilrapcil pepltim. Tly I.iiik, ctiiHc-ditlnK Nlei'vin were Inn inned al the wrlM. She carried a lulile'H houiuel .if Ivury rohcH. ci'iiieri'il with a lavemlar nn-hlil. Mix Dorothy Keller, of Cor valllH. huh malil of honor, l:i a Iwojili') afternoon frock of niua silk, maile with exlenilcit xhmil iIith thai formed Khnrl, cap nIccvci. Hit lnniiUcl wa.s Nlmllar to Ihe hi'ldc'iv Mlvi Mary V'andeverl, ilauh ler of Mr. and Mm. t'latide Van itcvert, wiih Junior hrlilc umalil. In a knee I.MiKth kowii of white ncl, with halln trim. She wore a inan-hluit Juliet cap and carried a colonial nnHcay of pink rose IukIh. Hen VokpI. of Corvalll, acted at best tiian, and iinIicid were Claude Vamleverl, Jr., and .lumen HaHlliiKH, of I'orlland. William fallow, of IjiConruT. Wash., Iiave III Bluier In marrlaKe Mm. Kenneth K. Sawyer play )nI the wedding marchen and ac companied Mm. A. Allen, who sank "Ava Marie" prc-eili-iK the recessional. Kollowiii); ihe ceremony, a re iepilon for over fKI khi'MM wiih held al the home of lr, and Mm. .1, O. Vamleverl, aunt and uncle of :he hrlde. After the hrldal Starts Tonight THRU. SATURDAY THE SIOKT INt WliULt WUKLU m HAS READ... MfafZfrtfi W MONA FREEMAN IW0i$ j RICHARD DENNING 'S9K I J'A$ 'lSK EVELYNonAdNKERS fe 1 f ' ;k IGHLA DAlE vT&ii w r V LATEST NEWS AND KIDS! KIDS! KIDS! Don't miss chapter 9 of the "PHANTOM RIDER" starring Robert Kent and Peggy Stewart. Saturday Matinee Only. couple cut Ihe fllHl piece of wed dlnu cake, MIhs Mlltyc Vande. vert, an aunt of the hrlde, look chai'Ke of Ihe nitvIiik. 'I he lnide'a roii iin, Mm. Alfred I JiiInIi'diu, and her KlHIer In law, Mm. William Callow, poured. MIhh (irace Viri deverl and MIhh" Harhara Vamtc veii, her cmmlnH, uhsInI.'iI uhuiil Ihe roouiM. After Ihe ceremony, the hrldal couple left on a wcddliiK trip to Victoria and Vancouver, H. C, after which they will make their home III I'hllomath. Tor travel. Int, the hrlde wore a "ley kii i I w-ith matchliiK acceHNorlcM and her weddlnit orchid. The hrlde wa.s a Nlu.l.nl at .'II. Helens Hall In Toi'llnnd, and ic i;o:i Stale colleue, alter atti'iiillni; Hchools In Iteud and I'ortland. IV.or to her riii.iTluK'', hIic was employed In I'ortland at Swan Island Nhlpyard. The In Idenrcjom Is the win of Mr. and Mrs. flails Krxks'jn, ol lleho. He was formerly a student al Dickoii Suite rolli'Ke. Date Is Set For Christmas Party MtvtitiK lust ftlht for illnwr n( ihr Tim T.iwrn, incnihiMN of lh SontpilmiHt chili murii plans MIT II l IU INWII11M pit 11 y I 1, Ml lht hoilii n( the pirriltlcnt, Mrs. I), liny MHIit. with Mis. T. S. Anulln as ro IiiisIcsh. A lft '; (-hain't inul MM-hil rvrtlln an pliitiniMl. I Mnvi'loiH-Fi luIdrrfsSs'ii to Surttnti-! rntst club rn-mtHrH In lloll.iiid wi'ic IIh1! Ittuttil to th I I wiiini-n jr'rin, who uiMv jihKiM lo Insi-rt u humlkfii hlc! or olhcr sinal! fl jind mull hi Htm for Christinas (lislt IhlltliJll. Joel Kliiihiill, tt'prcst'ntiitivc fif ( 'ohiinltla ( 'fincei't.s, was pi I'.sriil art Uth -st sHaiir. Ijullo. nld member.) of Eastern Star grange hall will hold a rum mage sale Monday and Tuesday. Nov. 2.ri and 'M. in Anne's store. Iloth new and used article will be offered, It was announced by Mm. I.yle L'aninglon, publicity chairman. SMASH HIT I 1 1 ""MURDER SI 11 COLOR CARTOON Miss Peden Is Church Bride Last Sunday Norlh Kcilinond, Nov. 21 (JIpi--v:it Tht licilmoiiil community chinch wan tin Heme of mi at 1 tiitcilvc nflcrnoon cri'itioiiy Stin ; day, November 17, when MIsm Terry I'cnVn, itimchter ol Mr. and i Mm. ('. . iVdcn, of Itcdmoiirl, ! became the bi Me of Delmar i Kuireiie !hvIh, Hon of Mr. and Mrs. 1 e )avlH, of Tumalo. Mev. Klvln A. KM xi formed ' the Mingle rhiK ceremony In the I preMcnce of relativcH and close I friends of (he couple. Mrs. Cmi ; niru; iilayud the weddinii music mpMiiled Hcv. l)eVerei(l I'enhi who satin "Ah, Sweet i Mystery of Life" and "llccaiise. Mrs. (.cortc !. ooley, ol llend, was her sh.ler's matron of honor, 'and bridesmaids were Mrs. lion-1 nie Schainls r and Mrs. I'url : i Arensineier. Dean Davis acted as; ; Is'st man ami ushers weie Hols'i-t I I lieesley and Neal Davis. I The brlile, elven In marrlaee by . her faihcr. wore a kowii of lra lllltlonal while satin, with full train and floorletiKtli veil, held i In otiii-e liv li fi,r, I .f u i I,, iiKcoi-y I iiiois, iiaiy cot-'o 'arls. She carried a bouquet ot ,vi,.,.i,.r, Mr. and Mrs. Hill Dur while chrysanthemums. (,. MrB ,i c. Durfee. Joan Kas- Ihe atlendants wore iKniffanl ' sklrli'd uowns of marquisette over lalfeta, and carried Ikiu- iltlcts of niuk clivsanllienuitns. virs. lootcy was In blue, and tin- bridesmaids wore pink. I l.lllle Donna Davis, dauuhler .of Mr. ami Mrs. Dean Davis, was flower (jirl, in a floor leiinih frock1 : of whin in. i Kin. ,-:,i-Hj..i colonial nosecv .,f u-i, ... m.I" ' santhi'iiui.ns I For th" . mi.- .he brld. 's mother chose a bluesuli, and thel bride.'i o.iin's m.iihei- u.i. In bine " ' " K J ... nun,- '111, cicne Ki.ih won. iv.r;.u.. ... pink and white . hrysi.n.hemums. I Following the ceremony a re-' i cptlon was held at the home of I Mr. and Mm. Holier! Hii-kIcv ' I'mirlng were Mrs. Karl Arens-I mi ier. sister of the bride. Uulof town .'nests at Ihe wed-l ding and r.t-epilon included Mrs. I siclla Nelson and Mr. and Mrs.) (ieorue F. Coolev. of Bend: Mr. and Mm. Virgil Allen, of Salem and Ma. Gen. and Mrs. Claude Ijiikln and Mr. and Mm. Max 1-arkln of Portland. Afier Ihe ceremony, the bridal couple left on a wedding trip to t'alllornla. For traveling, the bride wore a brown dressmaker suit with matching accessories. : They will return to Tumalo to t make their home. A prenuplial affair honoring ! Miss IVdcn was a shown- iwirty held In Hedmond at the home of Mrs. Clyde Ijitta, last week. Mrs. . Warren Vance and Mrs. M. F. , Sandoz were assistant hostesses. Out of town gucsis Included Mrs. ; Victor Heynolds, of Scalile, Mm. 1 IVI !nvls. Mm. Neal lavis and : Mm. It.ilHTt Heesley, of Tumalo. an.l Mrs. George F. C'oolcy, of Hend. dent of the organization. The af I INAI. .MEETING SET fair will be held in the Pine Tav The final meeting of the farm, em, at 1 o'clock, horn, and rural life commlllee: Principal speaker will be Dean ...in i... I...... ... li.. ... ; r.. . . n....n I., .b.. i.wi, i,...h .Ah....i ....,... . uuih,iK. wnen repons oi sun- .. .,.....-.-., . u- , ,,,,. was a oom.H.ru.er. was snoi oown . otny Harrls0n and Arnold U Hoi Their r.i-ommendations will lie over J ranee, and spent several : i, .nrf Min rin Ann Wiito presented at the Deschutes coun - ..on..... nmi.-Mmiwmw. grou.1... .K-iorc m-ing reieascq. Jttmv3S!iVV.m in' wwn nn mm cVKgaijrt.v.v.'-'':-'rt- -' Starts THRU SATURDAY tmi.n"f-.y--v,r -f i if! Mss Ridge way Is Wed In Home Rite A J. 0 D kJ C. .-' T 3 M. OtnCfOy I'owell Hulie, Nov. 21 fSpc - dull The comtnunlly church was appropriately decorated with i, , . i.-.....L ,.i v..iiu .n,i while chrysanthemums Sunday afternoon when Mavis Jiulsc KldHcway, daut;hler of Mr. and Mrs. filen Hldfjeway, of I'owell llulte, became Ihe bride of Hay KuKene Durfee, son of Mr. and Mm. II. C. Durfee, of Hedmond. The double rlnt; ceremony was performed at 3 o'clock by Hcv. I. I.. I'imIioIIow. Tile bride wore an aqua blue street lenc.lh dress and an orchid comae."'. She was lven in mar r!aie bv her father. Neil Durfee Hedmond, brother of the brldei'room, and Miss Klda HldKe- wiiy of Kuicne, sister of Ihe hrlde. were the attendants. Verl deway, brother of the hrlde, arted as usher. The wprldlnii ,.-iri-li was olaved bv Ardllh i,.if A r,., eptin w,,a held al the home of the bride's parents after ,W. eeremonv The following KU,.SK w,.r(. pr,.Kenl for the wed-1 ,li reeenllon: Mr. and Mrs. Verl ltide,eway and two children, . tl.. ...... . l'm . I mUssen, Jim and Hob Abholl. all , Hedmond , Miss Klda Rldijcway ,,r KuKene, Mr. and Mm. Ivan ..i.... .....i ......v.i... )i..u r of Des-! CVcM Petty . ' chutes, Mr. and Mm. Cecil Petty ,)f u,.n,i nnd n,.v. and Mrs. D. L. enhollow and family, ... . e s- t i J Af r rr a n I Jt r rc a . . . I ffacaiua M c, m kap KeCe,Ve MemDer " welcomed as " n,'w memlsT of Women of the , M.Kise, at the regular meeting Frl-' ' nlhl in Moose hall, when Ix'"a f'"is' llhrary chairman, pre- s'm'l her chapter night program, r.ntcriainmeni included vocal so los "y 1 u"y Condon, accompa- nieu ny Auurey hmitn, anil read-: 1 K y r,u,a co p.tu nr.. Coming events which were dls - . . " served Sunday, Nov. 24 at the lodge hall, from 3 to 7 p. m. a party Friday, Nov. 22, al and 8 p. m., honoring members whose birthdays are In November. Tickets for the dinner will be on sale at the Downing hotel, or may lx secured from any mern-Ix-r, it was announced. Leona Bryant. Peggy Almsquist and Gloria Hoffman will be hostesses' served with a Thanksgiving serv for Ihe evening. j ice at 8 p.m. Friday, Nov. 22, Winona Egg was named as the. ldoge's cTHiirman for the annual polio drive. Luncheon Speaker Has Army Career Reservations for the A.A.U.W. luncheon Saturday afternoon must be made not later than to morrow, It was announced today by Miss Zola McOougall, presi . . k" ". T ' ... ...u swiwtn uuiiij, .... - serine nts war experience, laie : months with the French under- li"'""'. , v inn uiim . - v . as lorn LATEST NEWS AND COLOR CARTOON is ROGERS Jean Pierre HOC lW, ( AI KNKAIt TonlKht 8:00 p.m. -Neighbors of Wood craft, Norway hall. H:i p.m.-Junior Civic leaguB, jwlth Mm. Hen I'omeroy, KuHl Ninth, ? r. . . i. I P-'"--, i"n'1 (,"r " I with Mm. C. C. Munihy, M f Jreenwood. 8 00 p.m. I.O.O.K. hall Ilehekah lodfje, Saturday 10:00 a.m. First Lutheran I..D.R., bazaar and luncheon in church parlor until 5 p.m. 1:00 p.m. A.A.U.W., luncheon at Pine lavern. 1:30 p.m.-Hed Cross luncheon I r. ... ... ... for foreign war brides, Pine Tav ern. 1:30 p.m. - Emcra cluo, Ma- sonic temple. 8:00 p.m. Sons of Norway, Norway hall. 8:00 D.m. Catholic Altar so ciety, public card party at parish hall. Tuesday 2:00 p.m. First Presbyterian sewing circle, with Mrs. T. A. Simmons, 202 Jefferson place. I,f ft. nl I W eQQMQ r07eCf . For Thanksgiving eauing 01 Interest here is that of Miss Carol II iT -J? "K, "Y, " mr-ana,'"ra-! Redmond. Nov. 21 ISpeciaK w. I-reese. of Portland, and Lvle L ' , , r r i . lni.iBOrm8n ' ,Mn " Ollie L. Bowman, of Bend. The wedding Is planned for Thanks- giving day at the home of the bride-elect's parents. Miss Freese has been the In- Uplratlon for a round of enter-! . . laming in Portland, wnere sne Is a student at Reed college. One of iffe recent affair. In her honor was a no-host luncheon and card party yesterday at the Riverside Golf and Country club of which she is a prominent member. Last year Miss Freese won the Oregon i state women s amateur golf title. Bowman is attending Oregon state college. He completed (inrce years oi war service in me . navy. After the wedding, both young people win auenu urcgun stale. Service Planned At Bible Chapel The fourth anniversary of the founding of the community Bible rhanel on Butler road will be ob- with all members of the commu nity and interested friends in Bend invited to attend. A short program, including special music, is planned, it was announced by Mrs. H. J. Butcher, organizer of the Sunday school. After the service, a social hourl will be held at Young school Double Wedding Is Held Tuesday At Courthouse In a civil ceremony Tuesday : afternoon in the courthouse, two: couples exchanged wedding vows, ! with Justice of the peace Wilson i George officiating. The young , George officiating. The young i people who participated in Ihe . people who narticlpa double weddihg were Miss Dor- loway, and Miss Floy Ann Walker . anH Uixl I Unl' tin all ... fuc m. Attendants were Mr. and i Mrs. C. G. Karris, also of Cres- ' cent. Sewing circle members of First : Presbyterian church will meet at 2 o'clock next Tuesday afternoon! at the home of Mrs. T. A. Sim mons, 202 Jefferson place. Plans will be completed for a bazaar to be held Dec. 10 at the Wall Street hardware. Mrs. W. B. Ream is general chairman. FLOWERS FOR HOLIDAY OCCASIONS CORSAGES CUT FLOWERS FLORAL DESIGNS Frco City Delivery We Telegraph Flowers Anywhere Open Evenings & Sundays PICKETT Flower Shop and Garden Phone SSO 629 Qulmby ALLEY OOP Z3TW PffBT ABOUT OOOLA? WHO T BTyE. AB UTTLS WAS IT STOOD jP wrfH VOl) VEH, IT A KSSTAM WILL I ' WHtN YOO NEE0S5 h!lP X I NVA Y0J' I -VVAYS BE AT YOU CORONATION ? I V MTAH.' STAMDl MS BY 1 Visiting Officers Expected In Bend For Meeting, Tea The Women'g union of the First baptist church will he hosts this week end to the officers of Ihe Women's Haptist Mission so ciety of Oregon. Those expecting to he here are Mrs. Veme Smith, mate president, I'ortland; Mrs. Blanche Hodge, Portland; Miss Isabel Gates, Portland; and Miss Thomaslne Allen, missionary, who formerly served In Japan. There will be a missionary j meeting and tea given by Ihe Baptist women on Sunday after- nri.i at tha Lira. REinlia. "hum). Mrs. Claude Met., president of the local women's union, is in charge of arrangements for the meeting. Miss Allen, the missionary speaker, who was in Japan prior to me war and during the earth quake of 1933, wag instrumental in helping to organize a Chris- tian relief committee. Miss Allen sailed for Japan In 1915 and after studying Japanese in Tokyo, was sent to teach in Sendai girls' high school and college. She later did evangelistic work In the Morlbka area In northern Japan. Miss Russell Wed ' t n i i JO "rOSSer MOD r ncnus nere nave receivea news f wedding of Miss Dorothy uii j D o.i hp Nnv 17 ln p. wash IfKtorr t'rosser- wa8n ' ' ' . . ne ?T!e .th daughter of ,ana - rtusseii, lor - n nr-1 . rt Wjutmnn.) n u.ob "-j -i former instructor ln the school of graduated from Redmond high'music She nas s,udled and hoo' '"L.L ,au8h' Oregon Washington vers"y UI urrgon. ror ne past and Nebraska, and in recent "everai years, ioroiny ana ner r " " '" fj ; wnere sne nas rjeen empioyea as. r bank cashier. I rouowing tne ceremony, ine young couple leu on a wedding inp. iney win maKe ineir nome riusatri, wueic oianutri.y is 'employed. SANTA'S One of Oregon's Most Complete Stocks ! H.G.RA1NEY L.E.RA1NEY ! DEND-ftCPMOKD" PRIMCVILLC Co-Author Of 'Muslin Town' To Be Bend Visitor On Friday Gwendolen Lampshire Hayden, of Eugene and Burns, coauthor with Pearl Clements Gischler of the newly-published novel, "Mus lin Town," will be In Bend tomor row afternoon to autograph cop ies of her book al an autograph party to be held at Hrandls Ihrltt wise drug store from i to 4 o'clock. Each copy purchased during the party win De graphed by Mrs. Hayden. auto-1 First of a series of Juvenile , 'aug.ni in Liatsop. lamnui ano books to be written by Mrs. Hay- iLane counties, and has been do. den and Mrs. Gischler. "Muslin "Peclal remedial leaching at Town" Is a Actionized tale ofjL1p"al!e krove. In recent years Oregon history, dealing with a she has studied at the Unlver. pioneer family which moved , ' rK,n Eastern from the Willamette valley to theIOrcB0,n Scn? of Education, and Blue mountains In Eastern Ore- hfs also published short stories, gon, where discovery of gold plays and pageants, brought a tent city. Written es- , A,rs- Hayden will be hostess at rMtit, mr in .nnimnrv 1 similar autograph parties in reading by children of the ele- mentary grades, It reflects the , writers' keen Interest In publiciz ing Eastern Oregon. Their second : book, "Thunder Hill," the story of the Spalding mission and the first printing press In the Ore- gon territory, is nearing comple- tion and will go to press soon after the first of the year. It should be of especial Interest to; Bend residents to know that Mrs. Hayden and Mrs. Gischler col-; lected material last summer for ; a similar book on Bend. . , . !u A nativue of E"Bene- ere her mother and grandmother. ' Mrs. Hayden is a graduate of the i University of Oregon, where she I served as concertmaster and first woman president of the univer- .g,, 5ymphony orchestra, and a - - ... .years added writing to her ac - compnn She has sold a nurnber ot stories for children, some poetry and one book, -'Real- ly-iTuly btones. published by Review and Herald Publishing association of Washington, D. ' mis moian, wnicn is io oe one 'of a series to be used as reading HEADQUARTERS Games . . . priced from 49c Nationally-known Games Story Books . V 29c - 49c up Children's Favorite Stories - Dish Sets i For the Stuffed Dolls . . Horsman Dolls . Cut-Out Dolls . Metal Scooters Doll Carriages O Airplanes O Wheelbarrows Table and Chair Sets Use Our Lay-Away Plan. ' A small deposit will hold any' gift! AMD, ALLEY, IT'S A PERFECT MIGHT TO J SEE TME MOON- J- LIGHT FROM ff INSPIRATION !-! 1 -POIT.' y -f course hooks. She is a member of the National League of Ameri can Pen Women. Mrs. Gischler, also of Eugene, was born In Texas, her parents having traveled 400 miles by ox team lo settle there. She attend ed West Texas State Teachers college and taught for several years in Texas public schools before coming to Oregon In 193S. ror the past seven years she has Burns and Canyon City, the latter of which Is expected to draw a large turn-out, as "Muslin Town" of the story Is really Canyon City in 1862. DBIVEK NEARS OOAI, Ellcnsburg, Wash., Nov. 21 mi Howard Shaw, general chairman of the Kittitas county community chest, today said the drive was S720 short of its goal but that belated contributions had raised the total collected to $20,098.27. The drive ended Nov. 2. Relief At Last ForYour Cough Creotnulrion relieves promptly be cause It goes right to the seat of the trouble to help loosen and expel wnn TaHn nhlMrm. &nd Aid Tl&LUTQ ! to soothe and heal raw, tender. In- named Droncmai mucous mBm branea. Tell your druggist to sell you ft bottle of Creomulsion with the un derstanding you must like the way It quickly allays the cough or you are to have your money back. CREOMULSION ; . fU tC tAm Rmnrrtifri ' Wr WUgM,WesIWiaj,Droncninj 49c to $7.95 Little Girl ..... 3.95 ..... 7.95 1.79 .....7.95 Toy Autos Wagons O Chairs By V. T. HAMLIN