f SATURDAY, FEBRUARY
NEWS OF
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Club Planning
Guest Affair
Members of the Junior Civic
league are making plans for a
"eiiest niKlit" program, to be held
next Thursday evening in the li
brary auditorium.
Mrs Jess Perrine, club presi
dent, said that special features
are being planned for the occa
Ji,i Arrangements were com
Dieted at a board meeting held
Thursday evening at the home of
Avimv urimsiey.
' Mrs Delbert Hule and Mrs.
Homer Smith are on the reception
committee for the evening, and
Vrs Dale Curtis Is in charge of
ihe "program. Mrs. A. F. Hebert
will be chairman of the refresh-
11. (iulstrom and Mrs. Marion
i ''"Billings.
Members and guests who plan
I in attend were asked to call Mrs.
LVilliam G. Wilson not later than
4J lav. Feb. 22. Mrs. Wilson
arrange transportation for
those who request it.
Grange Planning
Social Evening
pine Forest, Feb. 17 tSpecial)
A social, for grangers and their
friends, will be held Tuesday
night. March 1, at the Carroll
Acres hall. The entertainment
will include games, cards and
dancing. Ladies are asked to
bring cake or sandwiches.
Plans for the party were made
at the regular grange meeting
Tuesday evening. Vern Lantz,
state grange deputy from Red
mond, was guest speaker, discus
sing community service projects
undertaken by the grange.
After the meeting, refresh
ments were served by Mrs. Stella
Nelson, Mrs. Chris Anderson and
Harold Anderson.
Prineville Church
Sets Conference
Prineville, Feb. 19 A confer
ence for discussion of church
matters, including programs for
education and recreation for
young people, will be held Sunday
evening at the Prineville Luther
an church, with clergy and lay
members expected to attend.
Kev. B. M. Rogness, pastor of
the local church, said that several
VUtsiting speakers are expected.
I Thnv innliiHe Rpv KtnrlinfT
jjimonson, of Springfield, presi
dent of the Council of Evangeli
cal Lutheran Churches of Ore
gon; Rev. Waldo Ellickson, of
Milwaukie, who heads a state
committee on parish education,
and Kermit Raftstol, of Eugene,
state president of the men's
brotherhood of the church.
Texas to Be Home
Of Recent Bride
Mrs. Glen Beal entertained last
week at her home on Uurnside
at a kitchen shower honoring
Mrs. Conley Landers, the former
Mary Elizabeth Meagher. Games
provided entertainment for the
evening, and refreshments were
served after the gifts were open
ed. Others present included Mrs.
W. C. Beal, Mrs. T. Mooney, Mrs.
Merrill Ross, Mrs. W. J. Coleman.
Mrs. It. A. King, Mrs. Harvey
Creson, Mrs. Ted Meagher, Mrs.
irt:!l Henkle, Miss Kay Meagh-
i r ami Gebie Beal.
Mrs. Landers left Thursday to
i ioin her husband at Corpus Chris
y A Texas, where he is stationed
f5 i:h the U. S. navy, lie returned
: I o his base a week ago. Mrs.
I Ttd Meagher accompanied her
laughter south, and will visit in
.California en route home
Mr. and Mrs. Landers were
Mrried Jan. 27.
REII1 TTA TO MEET
The Reid school PTA will meet
Monday, Feb. 21. at 8 i. m. in the i
fiool auditorium. Speakers will '
,,Joe Slate. Allen PTA presi-
ft, and Mrs. Almeda Hoist,
"ade school remedial teacher.
3ob Hocker will be presented as
'i soloist, accompanied ny
Ireta Nelson. Refreshments will
served after the program.
Order of DcMnhiv will hold in
flation Monday at 8 p.m. at
masonic temple, lows ii
since will be installed as prcsi-
lt. Member!: nf all Masonic
ies. and friends of DeMol.v,
lembers wil bo welcome to at-
it was announced. The core-
ly Will fnllmv a K o'clock not
k dinner fnt-nil DnMnlnvs and
ifir parents.
Catholic Alfnr tfifii.lv. circle 2.
i'l meet Tuesday at '8 p.m. at
home of Mrs. John Smit, 408
wrgia.
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SOCIETY!
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Home Economics
Units to Meet;
Festival Set
Three unit meetings, a countv
eomrmt.ee mepting and a tS ng
on Lnl f"' proJm lm 4
on the home economics extension
schedule for next wek. acco d ng
to information from the office of
J?U,h S,!e"0n' l,ome dpmn
stiation agent.
mIJUx.K0't",,tSlU(1'cll'b'ill
Max .Sclillhni'. ai R')S Mo...
continue study of a social hygi
ene course. Those who require
M?.L1S,,t",'Iation wve aslP'l 'o call
l'!.7W f"1''1 , I!lin,on- Phom'
wii rf 'ebonne unit will meet
Wednesday at Pioneer hall, and
he Cloverdale unit Thursdav at
nn.h"?, (,'f N1,s- C- '' Sunkler.
Both will have all-day meetings,
star ing at 10:30 a.m.: with denv
on.strations on "Sow Floor Mu
lshes by the project leaders.
Luncheons will be served at noon
A meeting of the county home
economics committee has been
set for Tuesday, Feb. 22, at 2 p.m.
at the home of Mrs. Nolan Tur
ner, on Butler road. Plans will lie
made for the annual Homemak
ers festival, to ho hni,i a..m on
,ii i bi-wiliuilll.
A dress workshop for project
leaders will be held Wednesday,
ob. 23, at 10:30 a.m. at the Pine
1-orest grange hall.
Mocr Style Show
Entertains Club
A. skit depicting fashions of the
long, long ago" provided hilar
ious entertainment for the Bend
Soroptimist club, at the regular
dinner meeting Wednesday eve
ning at the Pine Tavern, faking
part in the song and dance rou
tine were Mrs. W. K. Euston. Mrs.
Betty J. Obcrt, Mis. W. II. Coch
ran, Mrs. A. E. Stevens, Mrs. ,1.
B. Bear and Mrs. Grace Donner.
Mrs. Clarence Bush was accom
panist. The program was present
ed under direction of Mrs. Eu
gene Bucknum.
Guest entertainers were the
Bend high school girls' sextet le.
who sang a group of well-received
popular numbers. The group
includes Ann Nelson, Suzy Gil
fillan, Pat Blakcly, Marv Fowler.
Audrey Bailey and Pegev Ter-
willlgar, with Gwen Russell as
accompanist.
Mrs. Homer Smith, vice presi
dent, presided at the business
meeting.
Pinochle Party Held
At C. L. Gray Home
Mrs. Calvert L. Grav. 734
Broadway, was hostess February
16 at a party honoring her bus-
nam!, with Alazie Smead as co-
i , m, . . ,
hostess. Ihe evening was spent in
playing pinochle. Many gifts were
received by the honorce. Present
were Mr. and Mrs. Morris Roth-
kow. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest A.
Darst and children, Joann and
Richard, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon
Smith and daughter, Karen; Mr.
and Mrs. Wayne Saunders. Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Turner, Hazel
Strom, Mr. and Mrs. Gray, Mazie
Smead and Billy Irish, a visitor
from Portland.
EXTENSION I'NIT MEETS
Eighteen women attended a meet
ing of the Alfalfa home exlcn
sion unit, held recently at the
home of Mrs. Carl Livesley. The
demonstration was given by Mrs.
Leslie Wick and Mrs. Frank Al
len, project leaders, and Mrs. M.
Smith, chairman, conducted the
meeting. Afterward, a sloik i
shower was given honoring Mis.
Joe Mayfield.
Faculty Dames will meet Tues
day, Feb. 22, for a 1:15 p. m. lun
cheon at the Pine Tavern. The
meeting will follow at the home
of Mrs. Leonard Robertson, 211
Kansas. Children will be cared
for at the home of Mrs. Harry
Drake, 1128 Lexington.
Family Style
Cooking!
Real "home-cooking" flavor in every
dish no "restauranty" taste is a
very real reason why you'll like din
ing at Polly's. Bring the family and en
joy Sunday dinner and taste the difference.
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LUNCH
Served daily, choice of en
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biscuits or rolls, dessert,
only-
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PTA Founders'
At Meeting of
The fiftv-second annlversnrv of
mi- ungress oi ramus and
Teachers was observed at the Al
len PTA's Founder's dav tiro.
gram Thursday evening in the
school auditorium. It was on Feb
ruary 17, 18!17, that the first
group was organized. Alice Me
Clellun Birney and Phoebe Ap
person Hearst are honored as
founders.
The Allen school group Is near
ing completion of its second year
of organization as an authorized
PTA unit. Robert Breckenridge,
who served as its first president,
gave the Founder's day history.
He is now serving as first presi
dent of the county PTA council.
Program Is Varied
Two skits for the program
Thursday , were presented by
members of the high school dra
matics club. In the cast of "Inno
cence Triumphs" Were Rose Jack
son, Paul Rhoads. Stanley Craw
ford, Janice Jappert and Nudine
Pepin. Rose Jackson and Paul
Rhoads also presented "The Mu
nicipal Davenport." Miss Grace
Mary Linn directed.
The Bend Gleemen quartet,
composed of Randall Craig, Bob
Hocker, Gale Sigmund and Bill
Taber, entertained with a group
of negro spirituals and a novelty
encore number. '
An unusual film, presenting
songs by Dorothy Maynor and a
12-voice glee club, concluded the
program. The film, publicizing
the need for chest X-rays, was
provided by the Tuberculosis and
Health association.
MEETING POSTPONED
The meeting of Bend Camp Fire
guardians and sponsors will be
held Thursday, Feb. 24, at 8 p.m..
in the Red Cross office, it was an
nounced today. The meeting was
changed from Wednesday to
avoid conflict with the Angel
Reyes violin concert.
A training course for all lead
ers and prospective leaders in
Camp Fire work will be held Sat
urday, Feb. 20, at the John Tuck
school in Redmond. Mrs. Jack
Elliott, county council president,
will outline background and prin
ciples of the organization. Speak
ers who have been assigned topics
relating to the Camp Fire pro
gram are as follows: Mrs. George
Simerville. pshycology; Mrs. Har
ry Sly, dancing and games; Miss
Adele Thompson, music; Mrs.
William Olson, symbolism and
handcraft, and Mrs. Joe Elder,
rank and ceremonials.
OKKTYAFI
The Okiciyapi Camp Fire group
had a Valentine party recently at
the home of the guardian, Mrs.
iwui - l I iuutiua. OinTLKII CUWlfl
,,. p., Mick' , tne r0UD.s
sponsor, Kay and Phil Mlckcl, and
Mrs. Sterling Sorenson, who judg
ed letters which the girls wrote
to pen pals in Finland. The letter
written by Evelyn Angelesy won
first place. Other prizes went to
Carolvn Smith, second; Ann
Douglas, third, and Kathleen
Smith, fourth.
Elaine Lowery's
letter was judged the neatest.
Kay Fiske opened the valentine
box, and Kay Mickel distributed
the valentines. Refreshments
were served at the close of the
afternoon.
Redmond Social Sorority
Plans Jewel Ceremony
Redmond, Feb. 19 (Special)
Alpha Mu chapter of Epsilon Sig-
ma Alpha sorority met Wednes-
day evening at the home of Mrs
II. K. McDonald. Plans were
made for the jewel pin ceremony,
and initiation tests were given
by Mrs. Allison Davits.
The nexl meeting will be
March 2 at the home of Mrs.
Jack Elliotl. Preceding the meet
ing, the group will meet at the
Redmond Pine Tavern for a 7
o'clock dinner.
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Day Observed
Allen Group
Party Ik Planned
William Burton, chairman for
the PTA's apron and overall par
ty to be held March 11, empha
sized that varied activities will
provide entertainment for the
evening. 'There will be old-time
dancing, cards, ping-pong and
other games, it was announced.
Members were reminded that
they could get In some practice
for the old-time dancing by going
to the classes held Wednesday
evenings in the Allen gymnasi
um. The classes are open to the
public, and are free of charge.
Joe Slate, president, said that
the party is being planned to pro-'
vide members an opportunity to
get acquainted, with a good time
in store for everyone; Glenn
Gregg is furnishing doughnuts
for refreshments, he added, so
the evening's entertainment will
be completely cost-free.
Many Are Present
There was a large attendance
at Thursday's meeting. Wallace
Van Hise's room won the room
count, with 21 parents present.
Certificates for the social 'hy
giene course completed recently
were presented to tne toiiowing:
Mrs. Julius Steen, Mrs. Robert
Breckenridge, Mrs. Alt Carlson,
Mrs. Olaf Skjersaa, Mrs. B. II.
Mullins, Mrs. Harvev Drake,
Mrs. R. S. Hawthorne, Mrs. M. F.
Ross, Mrs. Tharon Roach, Mrs.
Loy Cole and Mrs. Earl J. Wear.
Mrs. C. E. Hein presented the
certificates.
Refreshments were served af
ter the meeting by parents from
Mrs. LeRoy Fox's room.
Cuban to Play
Wednesday at
Local Theater
Angel Reyes, Cuban violinist,
will be presented in concert
Wednesday, Feb. 23, at 8:30 p. m.
in the Tower theater. The con
cert is the second in the current
series, sponsored by the Bend
Community concert association.
Reyes began his musical career
at a very early age, and at 12,
made his first public appearance.
Shortly afterward he won first
prize, against professionals of
nurture years, in a competition
sponsored by the Havana Phil
harmonic orchestra, later he
studied in Paris, and afler only
nine months of study at the
French Conservatory as a pupil
of the eminent teacher Flrmin
Touche, he won second prize in
violin and theory. He was grad
uated three years later with first
prize in violin and first medal
In solfege and theory.
In the war years, Reyes com
pleted a 25.000-milc concert tour
of Germany and Austria under
auspices of U. S. O. camp shows.
He has appeared as soloist with
a number of top-ranking sym
phonies, and has toured exten
sively since his dramatic New
York debut in 1941 at Carnegie
hall.
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PIE SOCIAL PLANNED
Tumalo, Feb. 19 (Special)
The Tumalo home extension unit
will sponsor a pie social Friday,
Feb. 25, at 8 p.m. at the Tumalo
grange hall. The affair has been
planned as a benefit for Azalea
house, proposed girls' coopera
tive to be built on the Oregon
State college campus.
Degree of Honor will hold a
Washington's birthday party
Tuesday, Feb. 22, at 8 p. m. in
Eagles hall. Husbands and friends
of members are being invited to
attend.
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Redmond, Feb. 19 (Special)
Bend high school entertainers
presented an exchange assembly
Thursday morning In the 'Red
mond high school auditorium. Ar
rangements for the program
were made by Barbara MIze. Bend
high school activities chairman.
The program opened with popu
lar numbers by a dance band
composed of Jack Gulllfnrd, Ken
Johnston, Dan Horstkotje, Dick
Gates, Roland Hull. Bill Covner,
Phelon Cullison, Gary Jerome
and and Paul Rhoads. Other mu
sical numbers" were a baritone
horn solo by John Allen; piano
solo by Mary l.ou Hudson; vocal
solo by Kilty Moore, and selec
tions by the girls' sexnetle, com
posed of Peggy Terwilligar, Au
drey Bailey, Marv Fowler, Pat
Blakley, Suzy Gllfillan and Ann
Nelson, accompanied by Gwen
Russell. A boys' quarto compos
ed of Mickey Sullivan, Ralph Sut
ton, Bill McCallum ami Howard
Whitson sang the "Whlffenpoof
Song." A pantomime was nresent
ed by Rose Jackson, Paul Rhoads,
Stanley Crawford, Janice Jappert
and Nadlne Pepin. Rose Jackson
and Paul Rhoads gave a one
word skit. Mickey Sullivan gave
a l-umorous reading.
Charleen Dahlin, who is act
ing president, announced the
program. Ella Sterling assisted
with properties. The trip was
made in a Rend high school bus.
Miss Zola McDougall, dean of
girls, and Don P. Ppnce, music
supervisor, accompanied the stu
dents. Social Calendar
Tonight
7 p.m. VFW district No. 14,
family dinner, Redmond Veter
ans' hall.
7 p.m. Knife and Fork club,
Pilot Butte inn.
8 p.m. Rebekah card party,
IOOF hall.
8 p.m. Bendoninn dancing club,
1001 East Penn; orchestra from
9 to midnight.
9 p.m. Fourth degree Knights
of Columbus and their ladies,
party at Norway hall.
Sunday
8 a.m. Legion auxiliary public
breakfast at library auditorium,
until 1 p.m.
i. Monday
1 p.m. Bend Study club, with
Mrs. G. A. Horstkotte, 403 Con
gress. 2 p.m. Allied Arts club with
Mrs. D. J. Wai-H, Carroll Acres.
6 p.m. DeMolay pot luck din
ner at Masonic hall, followed by
installation.
7:;i0 p.m. Roynl Neighbors of j
America, library auditorium.
8 p.m. Held school PTA, school i
auditorium.
8 p.m. Young Mothers' Study
club, with Mrs. Max Schilling,
525 Newport.
Tuesday
1:15 p.m. Faculty Dames, Pine
Tavern.
2 p.m. Counly home econom
ics committee with Mrs. Nolan
Turner, Butler road.
8 p.m. Circle 2, Catholic Allar
society, with Mrs. John Smith,
408 Georgia.
8 p.m. Woman's Benefit asso
ciation, Norway hall.
8 p.m.- Epsilon Sigma Alpha
sorority, Pilot Butte inn sunroom.
8 p.m. Degree of Honor, Ea
gles hall.
DANCE TO BE TONIGHT
Prineville, Feb. 19 (Special)
The Prineville Junior chamber of
commerce will sponsor a benefit
dance tonight at the Lookout
grange hall, on the Ochoeo high
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Former Gov. Mon C. Wallgren,
of Washington, above, has been
named chairman ot the National
Security Resources Board by
President Truman. The board is
responsible for keeping tab on
the production and stock-piling
ot critical materials.
way east of Prineville, as a ben
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Joe Parrlsh and his Rythm Aces
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in charge of arrangements.
PINOCHI.K PARTY SET
The Bend Rifle club will hold a
pinochle party Thursday, Feb. 24,
at d p.m., In Norway hall. The
public is invited to attend, It was
announced. A Dutch lunch will
be served after the card party.
AMERICANS STIIX HELD
Prague, Feb. 19 Uli-The U. S.
embassy announced Friday that
two months of negotiations have
failed to release two American
soldiers held Incommunicado by
the Czechs since mid-December.
A communique released simul
taneously In Washington and
Prague said the U. S. government
is considering what further steps
can be taken.
It said recruits George R. Jones,
22, of Owensboro, Ky., and Clar
ence R. Hill, 31, of Jackson, Miss.,
both of the tith Armored Cavalry
regiment of the constabulary, had
been absent without leave from
their units in Germany since
Dec. 1.
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William Morrow
Dies in Montana
Madras, Feb. 19 Relatives and
friends here have received word
of the death at his home at Deer
Lodge, Mont., of William Mor
row, last surviving member of
the Morrow family widely known
In Crook and Jefferson counties.
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Prineville, was preceded the past
two years in death by ils brother,
Andrew Morrow, who was long
associated with his brother-ln-law,
James Kecnan, in the noted
Morrow & Kecnan ranch of Criz
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