TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1948
THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND. OREGON
PAGE THREE
Betty Calder
Wed Saturday
To R. F. Wyatt
Betty Lea Calder, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. ue earner, or Car
oil Acres, became the bride of
Hnbert Franklin Wyatt at a can
dlelight ceremony Saturduy eve
ning at the 'true l.ospel church,
The newlyweds have returned
from a short wedding trip, and
are at home at 424 East Kearney.
The vows were exchanged at 7
n.m., with Rev. Harriett E. Mar-
linn officiating. Candelabra and
baskets of pink and white chry
santhemums uecoratea the chan
cel.
Mrs. Charles Ross played the
wedding marches and accompan
ied the vocalists. Frederick Ross
sane "Always" as a solo num
ber. Duets were "Hand in Hand,"
by Miss Patricia Hagan, ol Prine
ville. and Ross, und "I Love You
Truly," by Miss Hagan and Miss
Lois Stewart.
Attendant Named
Mrs. Jarnes Rasmussen, sister
of the bride, was matron of hon
or. Miss Leta Zufelt was brides
maid, Vicki Lee Rasmussen, the
bride's 3-year-old niece, was flow
er girl. She was dressed In white
and scattered rose petals which
she carried in a small basket.
The bride was given in mar
riage by her father. She wore a
light grey suit, with pink acces
sories. Her hat was trimmed with
pink feathei-s. She carried a white
Bible, wiin a spray 01 pinK carna
tions. The attendants wore suits. Mrs.
Rasmussen was in navy blue, and
Miss Zufelt was in grey. Both
wore corsages of pink carnations.
James Rasmussen acted as best
man. Ushers were Oscar and Carl
Wyatt, brothers of the bride
groom. , Reception Held
After the ceremony a reception
was held in the church parlors.
Mrs. Ed Wilson cut the wedding
cake, and Mrs. Ernest Reid, Mrs.
Otis Garrett and Mrs. George
DuBois assisted with the serving.
Out-of-town guests, at the wed
ding and reception Included Mr.
and Mrs. Edward D. Wilson and
family, of West wood, Calif.; Wil
liam Hoyt, of Redding, and El
mer Hoyt, of Fairfax, uncles of
the bridegroom, and Mrs. M. J.
White, of Chico, the bridegroom's
grandmother.
The bride, who attended Bend
high school, is employed at the
Newberry store. Wyatt was grad
uated from Bend high school and
is employed by the S.P. & S. rail
road. He is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Carl A. Wyatt, of 1550 Elgin.
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yublic Invited
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io lane ran
In Hobby Show
Application blanks are avail
able at the Deschutes county pub
lic library for exhibitors who
wish to enter the hobby and hand
craft show to be held Sunday,
December 5. The announcement
was made today by officers of
the Bend branch of the American
Association of University Wom
en, who are sponsoring the affair.
The show will be held in the
library auditorium, with the
doors to be open from 1 to 9 p.m.
The public is invited to partici
pate, both by entering exhibits
and viewing the show. Paintings,
woodworking, ceramics, textiles,
model planes and trains, stamp
and doll collections and other hob
bies will be shown.
Entry blanks must be turned
in by November 24. it was an
nounced. They should be filled in
and submitted either to Miss
Eleanor Brown, at the library, or
mailed to Mrs. C. E. Stranahan,
720 South Fifth street.
Three judges will select win
ners in three age groups. There
'Avill be a section for children up
to 12. another for young people
between the ages of 12 and 18,
and another for adults. Ribbons
hill be awarded winners in the
two youncer erourjs.
c-Xnlhitnrs will he welcome to
cmain with their exhibits in the
ibrarv. it was unnnnnml. Mem.
Ders or the AAUW will n so bo In
attendance the entire time.
Kcbekah lodce vyill have a res-
War meeting Friday at 8 p.m. al
the I.O.O.F. hall. On the refresh
ment committee will be Mrs. Ken
neth Arnold, Mrs. Ruth Barnes,
Mi's. J. J. Berriean. Mrs. P. R.
Buckingham and Mrs. Earl Zcek.
CASH
FOR
FALL NEEDS
Easy to Get
Easy to Repcy
$25.00 to $300.(
ON
FURNITURE
FARM MACHINERY
LIVESTOCK
Up to s500.00
ON AUTOM03ILES
Terms up to fif icen months.
PORTLAND
LOAN CO.
Norbert I). Goodrich, Mgr.
m. 8, Penney Bidg., 1010 Wall
Telephone 173
Bend, Oregon
State Licenses S186 M321
NEWS OF
lla S. Grant, Sa-My lullor
(All Ml-ly ill tin tlicmlJ lie rrpoili-J lo Tlw Bullriln mil li,lrt limn 10
urn. tin llii- il.,v ol i.uLllaUion. Tui-uluys, Tliutnluyn n! Sitiml.iyv )
Newlyweds
Myrick Studio
Mr. and Mrs. William Dietz,
who were married Friday evening
at the home of the bride's- par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert W.
Bartlett. The bride is the former
Adelva Bartlett. Dletz is the son
of Mr. and Mrs, Clifford F. Dietz,
of 215 Florida.
USWV Auxiliary
Honors Member
Friday Evening
Mrs. D. R. Williams, who plans
to leave Bend soon, was honored
by members of the ladies' auxil
iary of Jay H. Upton post,
U.S.W.V., at a regular meeting
Friday evening in the courthouse
assembly room. She was present
ed a farewell gift. Mr. and Mrs.
Williams are moving to Euphra
ta, Wash., near Grand Coulee
dam. Williams, who is -an engi
neer with the U.S. bureau of rec
lamation, is being transferred
from the local office.
Nomination of new officers
was a highlight of the business
meeting. The following were
named: Mrs. G. S. Miller, presi
dent; Mrs. Iva Wheeler, senior
vice president; Mrs. Peter Vallev.
junior vice president: Mrs. E. C.
Coleman, chaplain; Mrs. L. M.
Lancaster, patriotic instructor;
Mrs. Robert Stout, historian;
Mrs. George Erickson.. guard:
Mrs. Amelia Hall, assistant
guard; Mrs. A. L. Henry, conduc
tress, and Mrs. Roy Ullrick, as
sistant conductress.
After the meetings refresh
ments were served.
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Two-thirds of the industrial
structure of Omaha is devoted to
food processing.
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' Donors of Roses
SOCIETY!" N,w Garden
Shower Is- Given
For Recent Bride
Mrs. William V. Dietz, who wu
Arlnlx", t:,.,-lll, hnf,.,-, ..
riage this past week end, was
honored at a bridal shower given
Thursday evening by Mrs. Ralph
toward am! Mi's. Clifford Diet?.,
at tne home of the latter, 215
Florida.
The evening's entertainment in
cluded games, presentation of
the shower gifts, and the serving
of refreshments.
Tie following guests wore
present: Mrs. Hubert Bartlett,
Mrs. Harvey Drake, Mrs. Lena
Holland, Mrs. A. G. Olsen, Mrs.
R. H. Wilson, Mrs. Irvin Copen-
haver, Mrs. Edna Copenhaver,
Mrs. Ross Bunch, Mrs. Max Mills,
Mrs. Howard Peterson, Mrs. Ida
Reynolds, Mrs. William Selken,
Mrs. Earl Fuls and the Misses
Joan Fuls, Joyce Howard, Rosie
Rosengarth and Drucilla Bartlett.
Local Pianist to
Present Recital
Marian Sill Philp, Bend pianist
who will be presented in concert
at 8 p. m. Monday, November 15,
at the Allen school auditorium,
will include in her repertoire her
own original "Theme and Varia
tions," it was announced today
by sponsors of the recital.
Also on the program will be
three selections by Chopin, and
numbers by Bach-Tauslg, Bee
thoven, Prokofieff, Debussy' and
Griffes.
The Come-Double club and
Westminster fellowship of the
First Presbyterian church are
sponsoring the concert, with Mr.
and Mrs. Russell Acheson as gen
eral chairmen. Tickets may be
obtained from members of either
group, and at the Bend Drug
store.
The steel industry is now the
largest user of gaseous oxygen
and its requirements are rapidly
expanding.
MEDICAL TEST PHOUED
this simply great to
with uncomfortable
fullness
Are you troubled by distress of fe
male functional monthly disturb
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from pain, feel bo nervous, restless,
cranky, weak at such times? Then
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In a recent medical test It proved!
remarkably helpful to women
troubled this way. You owe it to
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Plnkham's Compound la what
Doctors call a uterine sedative. It
has a grand soothing effect on one
o woman's most important organs.
Lydia E. Pink ham's VEGETABLE COMPOUND '
h.g.raIFTSy"
DCKD
vameo by uuo
Fifty-seven
ram bushes
'for the new
have
i l:e?n donated
rose
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! ported today by office) s of the
Ue.Tl Garde i club, sponsors
the project. The initial planting of
20 rcses wo a made last week, und!
31 oU-ra arc eM:ctcd to arrive
'" a l0W uays'
1 Hoses have been donated by the
! Grange Hall ladies aid, Mis. Ired
! Gibson, for Hip Pvthian Sisters:
Mrs. A. E.' Stevens, for the He
bekahsj Pythian Sisters, C. H.
Bishop, the Eagles lodge and Mrs.
J. L. Cunningham, I i addition to
the first two dozen purchased by
the narden club.
ine Gulden club will have a
regular meeting Fridt y at 2 p.m.
at the home of Mrs. Virgil fc'ur
fus, 22.'i St. Helens. Members are
asked to bring arrangements of
cv 21'gi eons, to be Judged lor
points. Mrs. Jchn Mihelcich, as
program chairman, will discuss
decorative arrangements for the
Thanksgiving table.
Tlieta Him girls will join with
the Redmond club for a potluck
dinner and meeting Wednesday
at 6 p. m. in Redmond. The local
members will meet at 5:45 p. m.
tomorrow at the I. O. O. F. hall,
where transportation will be pro
vided. Take Care of Your Eyes
Rnjor rood vision and freedom from
hendarhei . . . you can not be aure
your eyes are perfeet unleia yuu have
them eiamlned. Cunault ua nowl
Dr. M. B. MtKenney
OPTOMETRIST
908 Wall St. Phone 812-M
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Taken regularly Plnkham's Com
pound helps build up resistance
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NOTE i Or rim mar prefer LYMA E.
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"REDMOND - PRItiCVILLC
Mrs. Van Wert Is
Judge at Show
Madras, Nov. 9 Mrs. Ralph Van
Wert, a leader In Central Oregon
garden club circles wkr a mem.
bpr of the ludtrinrt team at
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, i tower snow now recently py use
1 Mcn.g f;aMlen cib ot Salem .Sec
ofiretuiv of state Eurl Newbrv cut
j the ribbon which officially open
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Van Weir do.
gulden club, oldest such organi
zation of this county, a trophy
to be presented annually to the
exhibitor who takes t lie sweep
stakes awurd at its annual fall
flower show.
Dog-days are days not for dogs
but for the dog-star, Sirius, which
rises with the sun during the
great heats of late summer.
JOHNNY RAY
Eminent Song Stylist
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Sister Boy Has Party
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Sisters, Nov. 9 '(Special) Mrs.
Finis Good entertained at a party
i last week in honor of her son,
rranKie joe, on nis seven n oinn-
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Mrs. LuL'lla Hutchinson. Gifts
were presented to the honoree.
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Gary Benson, Timmy Wakefield,
David Good, Mrs. Jesse Scott,
Mrs. Hutchinson, Mr. and Mrs, F.
D. Good, and Frankie Joe.
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