THURSDAY, AUGUST 21, 1947
THE BEND BULLETIN. BEND, OREGON
PAGE THREE
NEWS OF SOCIETY
(All society it ms should be reported to The Bulletin not later
than 10 a.m. on the days of publication, Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays.)
Local Couple Is
Slafed For Honor
Mr. and M"s-, T- G- Kribs, long
time residents of Bend who live at
1303 Newport avenue, are receiv
ing congratulations on their fifti
eth wedding anniversary, which
will be celebrated Monday, Au
gust 25, with an open house in the
social room of the First Christian
church, from 2 to 9 p. m.
Mrs. Kribs, who was Sophie
Bankofier before her marriage,
was born in California January
3C, 1879, and lived in that state
until she became a bride. Her hus
band was born in Wisconsin
March 5, 1870. "
The couple were married in
Marysville, California, August 25,
1S97, and the same year they
moved to Oregon. They settled in
, Burns, where they made their
home until 1918, when they came
to Bend. They have seven sons and
one daughter, and there are also
15 grandchildren and one' great
granddaughter. - Relatives of the golden-weds,
who are in charge of plans for
the open house, have issued a gen
eral invitation to the affair, and
stressed that all friends of the
couple will be welcome to attend.
Coopers Honored
At Social Affair
Redmond, Aug. 21 (Special)
Mr. and Mrs. James Short were
hosts Tuesday evening at Mile
away, their new home ' west of
Redmond, at a farewell party hon
oring Mr. and Mrs. Forest Cooper,
who left this week for Roseburg.
Cooper, an engineer with the state
highway department, had been
stationed in Redmond for the
past seven years. He was transfer
red to the Roseburg office on a
temporary assignment.
Host group, for the party Tues
day was the' Redmond civil air
patrol organization, of which
Cooper was a member.
A. F. Parsons, of Salem, has
been apDointcd temporary resi
dent engineer for Redmond.
Two New Members Join
Tanda Camp Fire Group
Donna Carlson and Carol Sttjer
saa were welcrmnd es new mem
bers of the Tanda Camp Fire
group, at a meeting held Wednes-
Utiy illH-'l IH'UIl i'l lilt? iiuuie ui tut-
guardian. Mrs. Thomas Donohue.
Eight member.-) of the group were
present, including Sharon Mayer,
who returned to Bend recently aft
er spending the summer visiting
relatives in Portland and Seaside.
Plans wore made for an all-day
cuting next Wednesday, and after
the meeting, puffed rice balls were
served.
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TEfeN-AGEHS TO DANCE
Another in the summer series
of dances for teenagers will be
held Friday evening in the Elks
hall, a committee in charge has
announced. Dancing will be from
8:30 to 11:30 p. m. All high school
students and their teen-age friends
from Bend, Redmond and Prine
ville were invited to attend.
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Bride-Elect Is Feted
At Pre-Nuptial Shower
Miss Konnie Van Allen, bride
elect of Kay Thompson, was hon
ored at a bridal shower for which
Miss Elizabeth May and Miss
Eunice Miller were co-hostesses
Tuesday evening at the home of
the former.
Other guests present Included
Miss Marilyn Elliot, Mrs. Wil
lard Ferneau, Mrs. Leon Deve
reaux, Miss Kay Longballa, Miss
Ann Pastulovich, Miss Pat
Shultz, Miss Joyce Scott and Miss
Marijane Spencer.
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Women's Golf
Tourney Slated
Qualifying rounds in the La
dies Golf club annual fall tourna
ment will start Friday at the Bend
golf course and will continue for
one week. Mrs. Farley Elliott,
tournament chairman, announced
today. ' .
Women in the "B" and "C"
classifications will qualify with
lS-holo matches. A fifty cent fee
will be charged for each entrant
in the tournament.
A special putting tournament
will also be held on Friday. As
sisting Mrs. Elliot with arrange
ments for the annual affair is
Mrs. George Thompson.
Honolulu Visitors
Are Entertained .
Honoring Mrs. Fred SchacHer
and daughter, Susan, of Honolulu.
Mrs. -VV. J: Connolly entertained
a group of the visitors' friends
and relatives at an informal gath
ering Saturday afternoon at her
home at 1415 West Ninth street.
Others present were Mrs. Ben
Hamilton, Mrs. Lee Reinhart, Mrs.
Wayne Hamilton and son, Benny,
Mrs. Roland Reinhart and son,
Kenneth, and None Ross.
Mrs. Schaefer is the daughter
cf Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hamilton, of
515 Kansas avenue, at whose home
she and Susan have been visiting
this summer. They plan to return
to Hawaii soon by plane.-
Clrclo One members, Catholic
Altar society, svill sponsor a rum
mage sale in the St. Francis school
building Saturday, Aug. 23, and
Monday, August 25. Hours will
bo from 10 a. m. to 5 p. m. each
day, according to Mrs. Reuel B.
O'Learyi general chairman.
Sunshine club will meet Tues
day, August 26, for a 1:30 dessert
luncheon at the home of Mrs.
F. N. van Matre, 623 Congress.
The afternoon will be spent sew-
in rr for a bazaar to be held an Oc
tober, it was announced.
Variety Promised
fit Auction Sale
., The auction sale to be held Sat
urday afternoon at Troy field, on
Bond street between Kansas and
Louisiana avenues, under sponsor
ship of the First Presbyterian
church, will feature everything
from candy bars to fishing tackle,
those in charge have indicated.
Besides used household equip
ment, tools and miscellaneous ar
ticles donated by members and
friends of tlie congregation, there
will be numerous Items of new
merchandise, given by-IJend mer
chants, It was announced.
The sale will start at 2 p. m.,
and will last about three hours, it
was predicted. Charley Smith,
Redmond auctioneer, will be in
charge. Articles for the sale are
still being collected, and persons
who have not yet made their con
tributions may leave them either
at the home of Homer' Thomas,
624 Congress, or C. E. Bush, 332
Florida. Those who wish pickup
service may call 235-W, it was an
nounced. '
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. Tonight
. 8:00 p. m. Neighbors of Wood
craft, Norway hall.
. 8:00 p. m. Junior Civic league
with. Mrs. Avery Grimsley, Car
roll Acres.
Friday
1:00 Pv m. Ladies' Golf club,
luncheon at country club.
8:00 p. m. V. F. W. auxiliary,
library auditorium.
8:00 p. m. Rebekah lodge, I.
6. O. F. hall.
8:00 p. m Women of the
Moose, public card party at
Moose hall.
8:30 p. m. Youth dance, Elks
hall.
Monday
2:00 p. m.-Open house at First
Christian church, until 9 p. m.,
honoring Mr. and Mrs. T. C.
Kribs. - :
Tuesday
1:30 p. m. Sunshine club with
Mrs. F. N. Van Matre, 623 Con
gress. 2:00 p.- m. First Presbyterian
sewing circle with Mrs. Pe,ter
Valley, 85 Shasta.
2:00 p. m. Circles 2 and 3,
Catholic Altar society, with Mrs.
M. J. McClain, 17 Irving avenue.
Official Records
HONORABLE DISCHARGES
Aug. 19: Robert John Kennedy,
coast guard. Aug. 16: Claud O.
Davis, Herschel E. Griffith, both
army. Aug, 15t John W. Pickles,
army.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
The county clerk issued mar
riage licenses August 15 to How
ard R. Smead and Irene L. Ray,
both of Bend, and to Bruce Houck,
of Bend, and Paula Haberlein, of
Irrigan, in Morrow county.
ASSUME!) BUSINESS NAMES
"Lewis & Clark" is the assumed
business name filed Aug. 19 witlt
the county clerk by Earle Ciark,
of Redmond.
An assumed name for Bob's
Trading Post was filed this week
by Robert P. and Verna E. Put
man, 304 East Third street, Bend.
Soroptimist Club Plans
Meeting For Next Week
Plans tor entertaining a dele
gation of Soroptimist club mem
bers from Klamath Falls were
made at a regular dinner meeting
of the local group, last night at
the Pilot Butte inn. Twenty mem
bers of the club attended, with
Mrs. Almeda Hoist, president, in
charge.
The joint meeting with the Kla
math Falls group will be a dinner
party next Wednesday at 7 p. m.,
in the Pilot Butte inn blue room.
NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has filed in the coun
ty court of the state of Oregon
for Deschutes county his final
account as administrator of the
estate of Sarah F. Barnett, de
ceased, and that the judge of said
court has fixed September 5,
1947, at ten o'clock a.m. at the
county court room at the court
house in Bend, Oregon, as the
time and place for hearing objec
tions to and for settlement there
of; and all persons interested
are required to appear at said
time and place and show cause
if such there be why said final
accounting should not be settled
and allowed and the undersigned
discharged from his trust.
CLAIR BARNETT, Adminis
trator, Estate of Sarah F. Barnett,
Dec.
ROSS FARNHAM. Attorney
for Administrator. 53-59-65-71-C
NOTICE OF SALE BY REFEREE
Notice is hereby given that pur
suant to the decree of the circuit
court of the state of Oregon for
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Vet Builds Backyard
Honeymoon Cottage '
Auburn, Ala. Ul'i Marine veter
an Richard Barr, of Banks, Ala.,
had a new bride, a de-sii-e for a col
'ege education and $500.
' His schooling he could get via
the GI bill. But where was he to
put his bride. Dick solved the
problem here in five clays.
First he bought $350 worth of
lumber. Then he found an Auburn
family who'agreed to let him build
'n the'r lackyard and paid for
the plumbing fixtures, in ex
change far the house when Ban
finished school.
Then with his brother-in-law
ind two friends, he pitched in
They paid a carpenter $75 for
some work which they couldn't
io, and another' $30 for electrical
work.
- When his bride arrived In less
than a week, she found a com
plete 20 by 14 foot home, with
COME HEAR
L. L. Freeman -
, of Salem, Ore.
Each Evening at 7:30 p.m.
Beginning Aug. 24th
Church of Christ
554 Newport, Bend.
Everyone cordially invited
to attend
combination bedroom, sitting
room! kitchen, bath and closet,
plus electric lights and running
water.
Relatives donated the furniture.
Today the Barrs are the envy . of
other married GI couples on the
API campus.
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