THURSDAY, JULY 1. 1948
THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND. OREGON
PA"GE THREE
NEWS OF SOCIETY
Ila S. Grant, Society Editor
IA11 society items should be reported to The Bulletin not later
ban 10 ajn. on the days of publication, Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays.)
Party Brings
News of Troth
Announcement of the engage
ment of Miss Louise Tekampe,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herman
Tekampe, 334 Colorado, to Duane
Hamby was made Tuesday eve
ning at a party at the home ot
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis M. Lancaster.
" Hamby is the son of Mr.- and
Mrs. W. V. Hamby, 587 Green
wood. The announcement was mado
by Miss Tekampe's sister, Mrs.
Vernon Leverett, In a room deco
rated with pink and blue crep
paper, and flowers In pastel
I shades. Refreshments consisted
of a large cake bearing the names
of the couple, sandwiches and
punch.
Miss Tekampe and Hamby are
kJ- both graduates of Bend high
school In the class of 1947. Ham
by has since attended Oregon
State college and been associat
ed with his father in the con
struction business. Miss Tekame
is employed at the Square-Deal
Furniture company.
Hamby will leave today for
two-years' service with the army.
The wedding date has not yet
been set.
The couple received a gift of'
crystal stem-ware from the 45
guests in attendance.
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Golf club sports dance will be
neia July 3 at the country club
following the water pageant,
Dancing hours will be from 11'
p.m. to 2 a.m. Members and out-of-town
guests are invited. Music
will be provided by Ernie Traxler
and his orchestra. The committee
consists of Mr. and Mrs. E. L.
Nielsen, Mr. and Mrs. Avery
Orimsley, Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Erickson, and Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Hoogner.
Degree of Honor lodge will hold
an executive meeting Tuesday at
8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Del
bert Staples, 1362 Albany.
B.D.W. club will meet with Mrs.
Harry Monical, 371 Columbia, on
July 7.
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OPEN HOUSE SCHEDULED
Friends of Miss Lucy Davison
and Elmer Mullins are Invited to
an open-house at Miss Davison's
home, 1118 East Eighth street,
on Friday from 7 to 9 p.m. Miss'
Davison and Mullins will be wed
Saturday at 2 p.m. in the Trinity
Episcopal church.
Second Birthday
Feted at Party
A birthday party honoring Da
vid Gibson, of San Francisco, on
the occasion of his second birth
day was given Wednesday after
noon at the home of his grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Has
son, 1116 Portland. Beverly Has-
son and Bobbie Lou Harris were
the hostesses.
The table:; center-piece was a
large decorated birthday cake in
the form of a lamb. The honored
guest received many gifts.
Guests were Sonnie and Bonnie
Branson, Charles Rlddenbusch,
Bonnie Swoverland, Judy Buck
ingham, Ronnie Barber, Patsy
and Dickie Hasson, Judy Harris
Butch Van Tassel and Jerry Sti-
gall. The mothers of the guests
were also present.
Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Gibson
and their son, of San Francisco,
are visiting this week at the Has
son home.
A.A.U.W. Board
Calls for Renewals
The local board of the Ameri
can . Association of University
Women met recently at the home
of the president, Mrs. C. E. Stran
ahan. Mrs. Stranahan announced
that membership renewals are
being accepted now by the treas
urer, Miss Ivy Grover.
Women who would like to be
long are asked to contact Mrs.
Howard Billings for Inspection of
their university credentials.
Chalrmenships for the coming
year will be announced soon. The
first fall meeting will be held
September 18.
Members of the board are Mrs.
Billings, Miss Grover, Mrs. Stran
ahan, Mrs. Wilson Bilyeu, Mrs. A.
W. Westfall and Mrs. M. W.
Moore.
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Dance Pupils
Give Recital
The Ifith nnnllnl an.Innnlntr'
recital was given Monday night
by the students if Mrs. Lenice.
George. The dances were held
in uit; men scnooi auditorium.
Character llnnppu wnvpltv itinni
cs, straight tap, and ballet num-
ucid were penormeu.
The character dances included
SheiTV P.1PP IHkIi- I Villi anrl
Lynne Chase) Dutch; Gail and
uwen jyson, Spanish; and Mary
Terrisa Cady danced a sailor's
hornpipe.
Novelty dancers included Pa
tricia Crawford, rope waltz; Bar
bara Ream, stair tap; Sara Lenice
George and Gary Monical, drum
and stair tap; Patricia Crawford
and Barbara Ream, rope tap;
Janice Monical, Michelle Dearth,
Sara Lenice George, Barbara
Ream and Gary Minical, hurdle
dance; and Sara Lenice George
and Gary Monical, Bowery waltz
comttly. '
Soios were also performed by
Patricia Crawford and Suzanne
I.aBlanc.
Other students participating
were Connie Piland, Linda and
-Nancy Garvik, Karen McMoen,
L;.rne Hansen, Barbara 3aer,
Janice Baer, Sheryll Mullins, lane
Berni, Beverly Sample, Kay Poil
son, Sybil Rathkow, Theldona
Shingler, Sandra and Charlyn
Thomson, Gerry Ann Robertson,
Joyce Cale, Mary Fisk, Mary
Alycp Mellin, Rose Marie Arbow,
Dennis Martin, Verna Richards,
Patty Stipe, Diane Heden and
Sherry Roberts.
Due to the summer vacation,
a number of Mrs. George's pu
pils we.e not In Bend to partici
pate in the recital.
Auxiliary Chooses
National Delegate
Mrs. R. E. Ullrick was elected
delegate to the U. S. W. V. auxi
liary nation convention In Wash
ington, D. C, when Jay H. Upton
auxiliary held a special meeting
at the home of Mrs. Lewis Lan
caster on Monday.
Mrs. Robert Stint was chosen
as an alternate to the convention
which will be held from August
22 to 25.
Mrs. Ullrick and Mrs. Lancaster
reported to the group on the
state convention which they at
tended in Newport from June 21
to 24. Refreshments were served
by the hostess.
Present were Mrs.' M. E. Cole-
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Mrs. Maurice S. Buness, the for
mer Miss Mary E. Webster, who
was married in a double ring cere
mony at the First Baptist church
Sunday. The couple is now on a
wedding trip to the coast.
man, Mrs R. L. Henry, Mrs. G. S.
Armstrong, Mrs .Peter Valley,
Mrs. Stint, Mrs. Marion Dubuls,
Mrs. Ullrick, Mrs. W. S. Maxey,
Mrs. G. F. Miller, Mrs. George
Erickson, and the hostess.
State FOE Lodge
Selects.Officers
Officers of the Eagles state
lodge for the coming year, elect
ed at the recent state convention
in Portland are:
Gerald W. Mason, Portland,
worthy president; W. M. Loy,
Bend, vice-president; Roy Jewell,
The Dalles, chaplain; Dr. Floyd
Utter, Salem, conductor; Jack
Henry, Klamath Falls, Inner
guard; Chester Capon, Portland,
outer guard; William Lizcr, Coos
Bay, treasurer; L. A. Hamilton,
Salem, secretary; and trustees,
Lawrence Hawes, La Grande,
Leonard Wildish, Eugene, and J.
R. Means, Portland.
Over 40 delegates from Bend
were in attendance, in addition to
representatives from the auxili
ary and the junior corps.
Prineville Couple
To Be at Wedding
Prineville, July 1 (Special)
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Van Winkle,
of Prineville, plan to attend the
wedding of Ana Eleanor (Sistie)
Boettiger and Van H. Seagraves
at Phoenix, Ariz., on July 7.
Mr. and Mrs. Van Winkle are
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Carroll Acres
Carroll Acres, July i i special)
Mrs. Marietta Yeck, mother of
Mrs. Lester Kramer, passed
away at her I ome in La Grande
last Wednesday, after a long ill
ness. Funeral services were held
there on Saturday. Mrs. Kramer
has been in La Grande for the
past two weeks.
Cub Pack number 25 will have
a picnic in Shevlin park on Sun
day, July 18. There will be no
den meetings until after that
date.
All Cubs of Pack 25 who are
11 years old, are to report to,
the lot behind the city hall on
Saturday morning at 9 to assist
with the pet parade. The boys
are to. be in uniform. The same
group will assemble at the band
stand In Drake park on Saturday
evening at t:au to neip witti the
water pageant.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Maddox
have had as their house guest for
the past week Maddox's sister,
Mrs. Robert Sieverson, whose
home is In Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Halligan of
North Platte, Neb., arrived on
Tuesday to spend the Fourth of
July with the L. R. Halligans.
The two men are brothers.
Tommy Wilson, son of the Ed
Wilsons, is spending several
weeks, in Provo Canyon, Utah,
visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Gene
Hester.
John Elliott of the U.S. navy,
arrived at the home of His par'
ents, Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Colver,
on Saturday, having flown from
Guam to Hawaii, nd from there
to the mainland. He is on a
30-day leave and he and Mrs. El
liott and their son. Mike, will stav
with the Colvers during that time.
Mrs. n.veiyn watson and son,
Jack, and Guy Dittmer, spent last
week end at East lake.
The Friendly Neighbors sewing
club will meet at the home of-
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Next Week for Employees' Vacations. Open cs Usud af 8:00 a m.
Monday, July 12
Mrs. Harold Tucker on July 1G,
rather than with Mrs. John Cuf
fin as previously announced.
Carl DeMoy, of Oregon City,
has been spending several days
with his brother-in-law and sister,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gray,
Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Whetzel and
bun, xiunaiu, ui laiuwi-u, juuuu,
are expecieu at me uoq woiver
home to spend the Fourth of July
week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Sissler
and son, Phil, of Eugene, were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wilson
from Saturday until Tuesday.
The two ladies are sisters.
Mrs. Evelyn Watson and son,
Jack, and Guy Dittmer are spend
ing this week in Portland. While
there, Jack is going through the
medical clinic.
Mrs. Harold Tucker and Mrs.
L. R. Halligan were among thd
group of ladies attending a party
last Friday In Redmond at the
home of Mrs. Mavis Ryan, honor
ing Mrs. Dora Cooper, home dem
onstration agent, who is taking.
a year's leave of absence.
Wayne Halllean was home
from his work in Eugene for the
week end.
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Gloss .and
children spent last weMi end at
Heppner, visiting with Mrs. Gless'
brother, Howard Estey, and fam
ily. The Esteys, who have been
farming in New York state, are at
present with Mrs. Estey's sister
at neppner, and are looking for
a location in the west.
mere will be a family reunion
at the Gless home over the
Fourth, when the Howard EstevS
and Ernest Estey and children,
ot t-oriiana, win dc visiting.
CEILING DAMAGED
Bend fire department members
answered a general call from the
Kay Swoverland home, 1460 New
port, yesterday afternoon to
check a blaze that was burning
in the Insulated ceiline of the liv
ing room. A "short" in an electric
wire apparently caused the
blaze, fire investigators said,
Damage was not extensive.
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Fire Added to
Flood Burdens
PnrtlnnH .Illlu 1 (ll'l llrel flnrvl
and then fire have destroyed all
tha naranniir hnlnncrlnae nf 1r
Jack Bulletset, Vanport flood
refugee.
M,-b Rnllntuot .nrwl hpi- 17-
month-old son were made home
less when the Memorial day flood
llc.nstat rldstrnvprl lhr housinp
city of Vanport north of Portland.
Late yesterday lire ournea out
most of the third lloor and part
nf tha KWnnrl flnnr fif a rnnvprlPil
apartment house in west Port
land. Mrs. Huuetset ano ncr oauy
had rooms on the third floor.
Mn Rullutspt rppallpii that it
was on May 30 she lost nearly all
or ner personal Deiongings in me
vanport flood. Ano on June -u
fire took the rest of them.
Tom-Tom Listed
As Divorce Cause
Seattle. July 1 (tl'i x a farm
couple has been granted a divorce
here alter Mrs. saran Jane Monr,
38, testified that her husband
donned an Indian war bonnet and
sat in a corner . beating a tom
tom when company came to their
home.
Mrs. Mohr added "Some guests
were amused . . . others bored."
On another occasion, Mrs. Mohr
said her husband, Harry, who is
a student of Indian lore, went to
Montana to join the Crow Indian
tribe.
"He became a brave and stayed
on to take part In a throe-day
sun daiice," she said.
H. G. Eldrldge
Dies in Hospital
H. G. ("Happy") Eldrldge,
Prineville, died last night at the
St. Charles hospital, following an
illness ot several months. Mr. fc.l
dridge, an old-time resident of
Central Oregon, formerly lived in
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which will be held here, have not
yet been completed.
Mr. Eldrldge is survived by his
wile. Other survivors Include two :
brothers, Sim Eldrldge, Seattle,
Wash., and Vern Eldridgc, Prineville.
Health Activities
The county health department
today announced Its program for
next week.
A child health conference, by
appointment only, will bs held In
the health 'offices at 1:30 p. re.
Wednesday.
An immunization clinic will be
held in the offices from 1 to 3 p.
m. Friday. The regular staff con
ference will also be held Friday.
Younq People
Plan Sonq Event
Young , people of the Eond
churches under the auspices of
the Bend Ministerial association
will join In a "sihgspiration" be
ginning at 6 p.m. Sunday in Drake
park as a feature of the Bend
water pageant. The musical pro
gram will feature two young
men's quartets from Bend nnd
Portland, other special numbers
from the various churches, -hymns
and choruses by the younjj
people.
Any young people wishing to
participate in tho half hour pro
gram from 6 to G:30 p.m., preced
ing the band concert, are invited
to join the group at the Westmin
ster Presbyterian church at 4:30
Sunday afternoon for a warm-up
practice. Following this practice
the young people will go in a
group to the loud speaker system
across the river from early com
ers of the Bend water pageant
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