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Newspaper Page TextSATURDAY, JUNE 21, 1947 THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON PAGE THREE V k: NEWS OF SOCIETY (All noelety IIciiih slicmlil tin remitted lo Tin- llulli-tln not luler than IU u in. un I lie iluyn nf iutilU'iillon, Tui'mluyN, Tliumdnyii und Siituidiiyii.) Betrothed Couple Guests of Honor At Large Picnic MIk fhrlNtliii .IroliT mill her fiance, I'hlllp I'ederitcn, who will bo mil i i led July 0, were honored lit a rniiimuiilly pU-ulc held Hun ln y on the liiwn of the It. I. lliunliy homo In tln lOmtorn Slur dlHlrlct. A hlKlilltllit of lilt' oitii. Ion wim the uroiicntutlon u lovely net of illKhm, lo tin1 lion ored couple. Friend und relutlvoit of the youim iH'opli who pnrtlrlputod in tht' (lift Ineludod I In- following Mr. n lid Mrn. (). M. Oliumon, Mr. mill Min. John Krnnki mm diiunh I it, I.0I11 Mny; Mr. mill Mm. John llrudctli'li mill (liiuijhliT, Belly; Mr. mid Mm. CleurKo llrndollih, I'ntrli'la Kellcy. Cpiiib" Kelley. MIim Miirtlm (irlnilln, Mr. 11 ml Mm. I). V. I'nrlln, Mm. Del Mutt nun and nleeo, I'awlii N'o; Mm. M110 llurvev. Ktlitnr llnrvey. Mm. ChrlKllno Tupken. Minn Murle Tupken, O. I'. Imhlo, Mm. II. W. Xli'Kli-r, Jurk Zloifler, Mm. Julia 1 Ydi-im-n, Mr. and Aim. Cheater Johnmin, WIIIIm IVderiien. M Wu Joan Ski'llon, of Portland; Mr. and Mm. C, 11. (Irnffenh-riter, Mr. and Mm. K. I. Klteriild, Mr. and Mm. Howard Toltieson, Mr. and Mm. It. W. Iliimhy, Mr. and Mm. C. M. Jcffenum, Mr. and Mm. O. M. Norliy, Mr. and Mm. Kuueno Aoklcy, Mr. and Mm. C'urtlH Carlln, Mr. and Mm. tlruce Dyer. Mr. and Mm. Arthur Robldcaux Mr. and Mm. I.. K. lJiulmiy, Mr. and Mm. Carl Hanson, Mr. and Mm. Haul Crocker, Mr. and Mm. H. 11. Kchanno, Mr. and Mm. Al t' ml llunnell, Mm. l-eltn Sohlen krr. Awilstlnu Mr. and Mm. II. I. lliimhv as hosts were Mr. mid Mm. K. W. VVi-Hm, Mr. and Mm. Alox Walter. Mr. mid Mm. IIukIi Kelley and Mm. Mario Krlckson. Shower Honoree Is Given Carriaqe Mcnihors of Ensllon Sloma Alpha sorority honored Mm. I. owell Youtm at a sui-pi-lsp stork showi-r Thursday evening at her home, .'1.1-1 Croonwood. The evening was spent Informally and the tiurst of honor was nreaentod with n baby cui-iIhko, after which dainty refreshment of cake and coffee wore served. Thosi! present includi'tl Mr Kranifs HtiRw", Mm. Keno Km' mor, Mm. Dale Curtis, Mm. Klmo Crockett, Mrs. Melvln Shirley, Mm. Floyd Wiillan, Miss ratrk-la Corliss. Miss Harluira Kryrenr, mid Mm. Stella Hunge. Students Too Bright Or Tests Too Easy Syracuse, N. Y. nn Too many student are ftettlni; "A's" at the Syracuse University gradual school. Tlie board of graduate studies reached that conclusion after sur veying 2,279 grades given out last semester. Among graduate students alone, the board found almost 42 per cent of the grades were A's, 51 per cent B's. about 0 per cent C's, and only .5 per cent D'c and Ps. The board has called on n com mittee to establish a uniform grading system for all depart ments of the university. Church Row Recalled After 100 Years Mrrldon, Conn, tun When the Baptists started to build their church next door to one already owned by the Congregational So ciety In 1847. the latter group sought to prevent it by an Injunc tion. They agreed the Baptists them selves were not objectionable but that their pastor, the Rev. Mr. Miller, had a "peculiarly sharp ringing voice" which It was feared might disturb the Congregational meetings. Nevertheless, the Bap tist church was built. Neighbor of Woodcraft thim ble club will meet Wednesday at 2 p. m. at thp home of Mm. Ern est Gough, 1334 Hartford, with Mrs. Archie Gates as hostess. PERfECM BIAUWUU VINtTIAN BUNDS CALL H. C. Sutton 1368-J 1367 Elgin Ave. Bend, Oregon, for estimates on new blinds. Also cleaning and repairing;. HiiniiniT ( amn Hi'KIhI i iit Ion lor tlie annual Camp Kile girls' und Blue Birds' outinit at C'mup I'lnewan, to be held this vear the week of August 10 17 at the Crescent lake uiganl 711 1 Ion camp, will be held next Wednesday, June 25, from II a. m. to 5 p. m. at tho Cllv Drug slore, with Mm. Joe Klder, ex ecutive swrelury, In charge. Activities offered at the camp will Include handcraft, nature craft, rump-craft and iwlmmliw. Mrs. Klder will be general ill reetor, assisted by trained coun sellors. Miss Dorothy Miller, an aiuatlc graduate, will be In charge of water front activities, and Mm. John Mogiin, a regis tered nurse, will be In camp at all times. Mm. C. E. Ileln will have charge of Blue Birds, and Mrs. A. K. Thompson will preside In (he kitchen. Nl 1.1 W The Nl 1.1 Wa Camp Klre group met Tuesday afternoon lit the home of the guardian, Mm. A. A. Ulxle, and elected new officers to carry on until school starts again In the full. Mardee Dowsolt was selected for the office of presi dent. I'm Crawford was named vice president, and Hohln Itlxle. secretary-treasurer. Tands, Members of the Tumlu Camp Fire group enloyed an outing Wednesday In Shevlln park. A nature hike and a picnic were highlights of tho occasion. Engaged Couple Feted At Shower Miss Ruth Ixirralne Devereaux and her fiance, Donald I., llalll gan, whose wedding will be solemnized tonight at TrlnHy Episcopal church, were honored at a parly and shower last Satur day evening at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hanson. Mm. Arthur Nickel and Mm. II. K. Tucker won- assistant hostesses. Games furnished entertainment for the evening, after which the shower gifts were presented and refreshment were served. Other guest at the affair in cluded the following: Mr. and Mm. Leon Devereaux, Mr. and Mm. 1.. It. Ilalllgitn. Rev. and Mm. W. 1. Palmer, Mr. and Mm. O. B. Slmonls. Mr. and Mm. Kr mal Tiller, Mr. and Mm. Glen Krlbs, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Marsh, Miss Janet Johnson, Wayne Hal llgan, Arthur Nickel and H. R. Tucker. A gift was also sent by Mr. und Mm. Frank Ramsey, who were unable to attend. - CONVKNTION I'l.ANS MADK Epsllon Sigma Alpha commit tee chairmen met at a luncheon Thursday In the Pilot Butte inn. Definite plans were made for the state convention, for which mem bom of the local chapter will tie hostesses, November 15-10. Kaglcs auxiliary will meet Wed nesday, June 25, at 8:30 p. m. In the Eagles hull, rather than Thursday, the usual meeting lime. Initiation will be held, of ficers announced. GOOD NEWS For Bend's Dancing Crowd FRED DALLAS And His Orchestra Open at the Eastern Star Grange Hall Saturday . . . June 21 NEW FLOOR LADIES FREE Admission 1.25 (Tax Incl.) Located A Mllo South of Bend Airport Shevlin Quality PONDEROSA PINE Lumber and "Cctton Party" Is Gay Affair For District Jaycees Decoration of green and while checked gingham set the theme for the "cotton parly" give Wed nesday evening In Norway hall, by the Bend Jaycees and auxil iary. Dancing, rcfrcshim-iil mid 11 "whjtc elephant" liii.uir were features of the evening's enter tiilnment. Guests from other Jayceo units In the district Included Mr. und Mm. Frank Burr, Mr. and Mm. Bruce Scott, Mr. und Mrs. Jack Currish, Dr. and Mrs. Walter Wlnllky, Willis M11I1II11, Malcoin Woodward, Curol McCord, Hun sell Vernon and Paul Glenn, all of Prlnevllle, und the following from Redmond: Mr. und Mrs. Ilollis Titus, Mr. mid Mrs. Bill Suggltt. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Knell colt, Mr. mid Mrs. U-onaid Downs, Mr. and Mrs. Vein Giles. Mr. and Mm. George Taylor, Mr. und Mrs. Keith I'arklNon and Mr. mid Mm. Kenneth Munkres. Powell Butte Girl Is Bride In Prinoville Ceremony Powell Butte. June 21 ( Special 1 The Flmt Baptist church In Prlnevllle was the scene of an afternoon wedding Sunduv, Juno 15, when Miss Neldn Ardlth Tay lor and Wilbur l.ouls Keeton wore united In marriage. The bride ! Hie daughter of Mm. Edith Tay lor, of Powell Hulle, and Keeton Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Glover Keeton. of Prlnevllle. The br'd" was given In mar riage by her untie, Woodson Me Dunlel, of Pntitand. Miss Ardlth Rolf, of Powell Butte, played the wedding murches, und others present from the Powell Butte community were Mm. Edith Tay lor, Mrs. Mary McDanlel, Mr. and Mm. Dean Weaver, Mrs. Hugh McDanlel. Miss Doris Dickson und Donald King. Mrs. Mortloclc Honored At Recent Stork Shower Mm. Harold Voos, Jr., was host ess Tuesday evening at a surprise stork shower honoring Mrs. Roy Mortlock. Guests 01 the affair Included Miss Carol Harmon. Miss Jane Mitchell, Mm Louise Tull. Mrs. Clifford Tull, Mrs. Cecil Tull. Mm. Robert Tull, Mm. Har old Voos, Mrs. Timor Galvln. Mrs. Avery Bright, Mm. Jack Shultz and Mrs. George Miller. Gifts were also sent bv Mm. Dan Woods, Mm. Betty Barber, Mrs. Ernest Brownell, Mm. Maxlne Cozier, Mm. Tom Wash burn, Mm. Walter Watson. Mm. Jack Billings and Miss Myra Tull. Young Adult Fellowship of the Flmt Methodist church will have a semi-formal banquet Wednes day evening, June 25, at 7 p. m In the Pine tavern dining room. EntTtalnment is being planned for the dinner hour, and after ward, ctlored travel films will be shown at the parsonage. Reser vations must be made not later thar Monday with Mm. Marlon Poo,1 or Mm. Vern Uirson, co chairmen of the committee In charge NEW HEADQUARTERS For Building Supplies Phono 919-W Snook Builder's Supply 5 Greenwood Bend Home Owned Home Operated Box Shooks . ..5'V Members of the Male board of Portland, for their f I rut 1 session left to right: Mis. V. t. loynei, department vice p e.MUent; Mrs. I .eon lirown, lllllsboio, state presi dent; Mis. Mae Whllcoinb, Portland, seciotaiy. ll:i'k row: Mrs. McKlnley Kane, Dundee, treasurer; Mis. Fred Gahlsdorf, Salem; Mrs. Sadie Graham, CorvalilK, finance officer; Mrs. Merle Travis, Salem, serjeant-at-arms; Mrs. Rols-rt Uric, Seaside, hist jrian. 2 Church Groups Have Joint Meet The Baptist women's union en- j tortulncd women of the Weslmln-1 ster Presbyterian church at a I sM'clal meeting Thursday after-; noon. Mrs. William Nlskanen . and Mm. M. W. Moore wen- Co- ; hostesses for the mii-tlng. . ! Mis. Norman Coleman of the Westminster women led the de votions. The program consisted of a question and answer game, which centered around the Bethel mission for Jewish relief. A sum of SIH.50 toward the mission's work whs collected at the meet ing. Mm. Elsie Dunn read a let ter to the group which had been written by a Jewish refugee in Poland. Four Hostess.es Named For Progressive Dinner Tuesday The Sunshine club of tho Pythian Sisters lodge has com pleted plans for a progressive din ner, to be held Tuesday evening, June 21. The cocktail course will Ik' served at 7 o'clock ut the home of Mm. Walter F. McFadden, 115 Delaware. The salad course wlil follow ut the home of Mm. Eu gene Aclt!ey, 1(105 West Third street. Mm. F. N. Van Mutre will be hostess for the main course, a, her home at 62.') Congress. A pro. gram will be presented In connec tion with the dessert course, ii! the home of Mrs. Lawrence Blakely, 1204 Ea- t Third street. AUXILIARY ENTERTAINED Mrs. G. S. Armstrong was hostess to the U. S. W. V. auxili ary Tuesday afternoon at her home, 1637 West Fourth street.' The affair was a party for "se cret sisters" whose birthdays or anniversaries occur In June. Mrs. R. L. Henry was co-hostess, and other members present Included the following: Mrs. Amelia Hall, Mm. M. E. Coleman. Mrs. A. D. McNeal, Mrs. Peter Valley. Mrs. Robert Stout, Mm. Roy Uullrick, Mrs. George Euston and Mrs. W. S. Ma.xey. Starts Tomorrow Continuous Sunday From 1 P.M. i I ltivst News Color Cartoon feted '$ fMWi ??.' W. V PLUS COMPANION FEATURE with Smiley BURNETTE LATEST NEWS To Attend Conven tion Next "nor -i the American Legion auxiliary, who will meet next Wednesday Ix - fore the Mate convention, which Social Calendar TONIGHT 10:00 p. m.-Elks and ladies, dance at Elkhorn country club. si:.mav 1:00 p. m. - Cub Scout pack No. 25, picnic in Sevlln park. 2:30 p. m. Central Oregon churches of Christ, assembly at Redmond church. MONDAY 8 00 p. m.-W.B.A., Eagles hall. 8:00 p. m. Eastern Star, Ma sonic temple. TIKSDAY 2:00 p. m.- First Presbyterian vowing circle with Mrs. F. A. Lieu alien, H'U Riverside. 7:00 p. m.- Sunshine club pro gressive dinner, cocktail course with Mrs. Walter McFadden. 115 Delaware. 8:00 p. m. Degree of Honor, Eagles hall. WEDNESDAY 2:00 p. m. Neighbors of Wood craft thimble club with Mrs. Er nest Gough, 13.34 Hartford. 7:00 p. m. Methodist Young Adult fellowship, semi-formal din ner at Pine Tavern. 8:30 p. m. Eagles Auxiliary'. Eagles hall. THURSDAY 6:30 p. m. Methodist W.S.C.S.. Die social until 9:30, fireside par lor. Women of Moose To Install Mrs. Minter as New Regent New officers of the Bend and Redmond lodges of Women of the Moose will be Installed in a Joint ceremony Sunday at 2 p. m. at the Moose hall in Redmond, with a banquet to follow at 5 o'clock in the Redmond hotel. The Bond delegation will leave by special Trailways bus at 12:20. Mm. Walter Minter will be in stalled as new senior regent of the Bend lodge, succeeding Mrs. Harry Saddoris. who resigned. Mrs. Fannie Mae Thompson, of Klamath Falls, a past senior re gent, will bo installing officer. Ends Tonight Hidnc GflmEJQIIES COLOR CARTOON I'lus 2nd Hie lilt I Week in if.- Y . - opens there next week. Front row, Shower Is Given For Recent Bride A miscellaneous bridal shower honoring Mm. Donald W. Slater, formerly Miss Edna Ives, was held Wednesday evening at the home of Miss Frankke Hogland, 1215 Union avenue. Guests at the affair included Mrs. Clarence Ives. Mm. Oscar Ketcham, Mm. J. M. Jennings, Mm. Robert Kelley, of Redmond; Mrs. Frank Hogland, Mrs. Fran ces Hastings and the Misses Gladys Iverson, Bertha Thomp son, Betty Altlzer, Shirley Hast ings, Christine Zlegler, Betty Ives and Kathleen Ives. Gift were also sent by Mrs. Walter Hall, of Redmond, and the Misses Alma Jean Ryman, Helen Rasto vich and Hazel Prater, all of B?nd. Academy Of Friendship Rings Presented To'11 Mm. Vanilliea Wood entertain ed 11 members of the academy of friendship, Moose lodge, Thurs day evening at her home on Haw thorne avenue. Mrs. Wood presented each mem ber with a gold academy of friend ship ring. Cards were played, with honors going to Mm. Roy Walter and Mrs. Genella Hayse. At the close of the social evening, refreshments were served from a lace-covered table, decorated with blue tapers and basket favors. DELEGATE IS SELECTED Mrs. Eugene Ackley was elected Bend representative to the Grand Temple to be held Oct. 1 in Port land, at the regular meeting r the Pythian Sisters, Thursday evening, June 19. Mm. Claude Kelly was elected alternate. The women voted to dispense with business meetings until Sept. 1. Following the lodge session, Mm. Fred Van Matre served refreshments. mm M in JSto&ksL--,? " -."-;7'L" STARTS TOMORROW Continuous. Sunday From 12:30 As Wild - - LUSTY;7R0MANTIC! A Colorful Saga of the Great Southwest! 1 JtTRACY.; 2x Rugged ind ruthless. ..as CoL Jim Brewtoo, attic baroa rP MFLVYIM As Brice Chamberlain . . he ; . JalTO knew women. V I "n 5 imiiD iimimiiD Due to the Lenath of ThU PSeturo tho (Sunday) Will Start at 12:30 Box Office Soroptimist Club Committees Are Named At Dinner At the regular dinner meeting Wednesday evening In the Pilot Butte Inn blue room, Mm. Almeda J. Hoist, president of the Soropti mist club, named standing com mittees for the club year. Committees, with the chairman list first In each case, were an nounced as follows: Mm. D. Ray Miller, Mrs. Grace Donner, Mrs. Fllth Whitcomb and Mm. A. A. Ries, classifications: Mm. K. G. Crulckshank and Mrs. Janicce Glllis, audit and finance; Mm. Lei C. Grant, Mrs. Carrie Slate and Mrs. Dan Sullivan, publicity; Miss Zola McDougal, Mrs. W. K. Eus ton and Mrs. Joe Elder, social and program. Mrs. R. J. Hafstad, Mrs. A. A. Symons, Mm. C. V. Shultz and Mm. J. B. Bear, attendance: Mm. 11. K. Wlghtman, Mm. Ilotrnr Smith, Mrs. T. S. Anglin and Dr. Elizabeth Bishop, ways and means; Mm. Clarence Bush, Mm. T. D. Sexton and Mm. Dean Won ser, music; Miss Grace Mary Linn, Mrs. Earl Zeek and Mm. Eugene Bucknum, hospitality; Mm. A. E. Stevens and Mm. Hoist, civic service; Mrs. P. R. Bucking-; nam ana Mrs. iee u. Oram, press book, and Mm. H. E. Beach, prizes. DegTee of Honor will hold a social meeting, for members and FOUNTAIN SERVICE LUNCHEONS HOME-MADE PIES SPORTSMEN'S HEADQUARTERS DOUTHIT'S OPEN UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT THE ORANGE MILL ( Next to the Capitol Theatre) Completely Redecorated Open Daily 8:00 A.M. 11:00 P.M. Sundays 1:00 P.M. 11:00 P.M. SANDWICHES Untamed As The II I HcrDUKN vr. Fiery... fascinating as Lucie Brew ton! A lusty gal from St Louis. ROBERT DOUGLAS WALKER As young Brock Brewton,gun shooting and gambling fooL friends, at 8 p. m. Tuesday In Eagles hall. Mm. Walter Camp bell Will be In charge of enter tainment, und members of the re freshment committee are Mm. Wesley Hill, Mm. Deane Fox, Ruth Lowe and Mrs. II. L. Dod-son. Industrial Development Discussed By Earle May Earle C. May, assistant man ager of the Bend chamber of com merce, was guest speaker Thurs day evening at a meeting of the Junior Civic league. With " N.-w Industries for Bend" as his topic, he discussed the work of the chamber In encouraging local In dustrial development, and an swered questions on other phases of the organization's work. Mm. Gale Pelker was assistant host ess for the evening. The meeting was held at the home of Mm. Lee C. Grant, with Mm. Wayne Metz, president, in charge. In Need of Up to '300.00 on FUBN'ITUKE SALARY LIVESTOCK FARM MACHINERY AUTO LOANS $500 PORTLAND LOAN CO. Norbert D. Goodrich, Mgr. Em. 8, Penney BIdg, 1010 Wall Telephone 173 BEND, OREGON State Licenses S186 M321 FOUNTAIN SERVICE Ends Tonight News Novelty Cartoon West Itself! t ij iL'PB J W I KATHARINE fijf MtlKU-UUUIWIN MAlU HtWU CIiaw TAmAIVAUf Opens at 12:15