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Gala Party Is
Planned for
Wednesday
Elaborate plans are being made
for the annual American Legion
' and auxiliary birthday party, to
be held Thursday, March 16 at
; the Pine Forest grange hall. The
'. affair will start with a complete
; ham dinner, for which a nominal
; charge will be made, followed by
a short program, dancing and
; cards. All veterans and their wiv
; es are Invited to attend, accord
.' Ing to those in charge,
; Mrs. Art Brinson is general
chairman. Mis. Felix Springstube
will supervise the kitchen, Mrs.
' W. E. Larson is In charge of table
; decorations, Mrs. Ed Green heads
the serving committee and Mrs.
: Claire Douglas will make arrange.
ments for the card play. Music
, for dancing will be by Ernie Trax-
ler's orchestra. The party is beine
I held under auspices of the past
presidents' parley of the auxil
' inrv.
Reservatlons.may be made with
' Mrs. Howard Krog phone 318-J,
or Mrs. Willard Higgins, phone
026-R, it was announced,
Theta Rho Girls
Holc( Convention
In Redmond Hall
Redmond, March 10 (Special)
' The annual district Theta Rho
convention was held Saturday
night at Townsend hall in Red
mond, with decorations In the
St. Patrick's theme providing a
: colorful setting. Approximately
70 "girls attended, -The meeting
'. followed a 5:30 banquet prepared
and served by members of the
Redmond Rebekah lodge. ,
;. After the banquet, a program
was presented, with girls. from
; the various towns represented
taking part. Redmond was repre
. sented by Sharon Moran and El
len Btacey, who gave two dance
numbers, and Carol Henderson,
. who sang a solo. Prairie City of
J fered an accordionist, In four
. solos.
; The welcome, which was writ-
ten in verse by.Arline Loney, was
! given by Delpha Charlesworth,
president of Redmond Theta Rho.
Sherrill Gray, of Bend, gave the
j response.
Mrs. Viola Janes, of Portland,
chairman of the board of control,
was guest of,-honor... While in;
Redmond, she was a guest at the
home of Miss Charlotte Easton.
Mrs. Florence Scott, of Prairie
City, a member of the board of
control, also attended the meet
ing. In a special drill, the Redmond
and Culver clubs presented gifts
to Mrs. Jones,
The 1950 convention will be
held in Prairie City, with Bar
bara Waldon as president. Con
vention officers for this year
were as follows: Dorothy McLeod,
Redmond, president; Bessie Wlne
barger, Prairie City, vice presi
dent; Barbara Waldon, Prairie
City, treasurer, and Arlinc Loney,
Redmond, secretary.
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Dinner Meeting
Mrs. D. R, Thompson, of Bend,
was installed as president of unit
No. 5 of the Oregon Beauty asso
ciation, at a dinner meeting Mop
day evening at the Redmond Pine
Tavern. Other officers installed
were the following: Miss Joyce
Tomak, Bend, vice president; Mrs.
J. W. Butler, Bend, secretary;
Mrs. G. M., Coflelt, Redmond;
treasurer, and Mrs. W, E, Parsons,
Bend, sergeant-at-arms.
Others present at the dinner
were Mrs. Edna Close and Miss
Lynne Elliott, Prineville; Evelyn
Dunn, Redmond, and the follow
ing from Bend: Mrs. D. A. Nor
ton, Ms Lucille Hathaway, Mrs,
SW. F. Carrillon, Mrs. M, L. Murry,
Mrs. Dan Sullivan and Miss Ethel
ntrikin.
GARDEN CLUB MEETS
Cloverdale, March 10 (Special)
Mrs.. Bud Sax was hostess to the
Cloverdale garden club Wednes
day afternoon. Twelve members
were present. Budding and spring
care of perennials were the topics
for discussion. Mrs. John Willi
ams displayed a small arrange
ment of violas, with a back-
ground of green poplar sprigs.
After the meeting the hostess
served refreshments.
CARD PARTY SET
Second in a series of puhlic
card narties will be held Satur
day, March 12, at 8 p.m., at the
V.F.W. hall on Bond street.
Crooked River Ramblers
Invite You to
DANCE
at
Eastern Star
Grange Hall
Saturday, March 12
Everyone Come -Have Fun
Band formerly played at
Tumalo
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Allen PT A Party
Tomorrow Night
Jeans and cotton frocks will he
in evidence tomorrow nieht at Al
len school, when the PTA organi
zation sponsors its "apron and
overall" party, as a gct-acquaint-ed
affair for all members and
prospective members of the
group. The membership commit
tee will be .at the door to accept
memberships, it was announced.
The entertainment will include
old-time dancing in the gymnas
ium, pinochle In the auditorium.
and ping pong in the hall. Room
mothers and teachers will be on
hand at 8 o'clock, to greet the
guests in their children's class
rooms. Light refreshments will
be served later in the evening.
William Burton is general chair
man in charge of arrangements
for the party.
Mad Hats Appear
At ESA's Party
Members of Epsilon Sigma Al
pha met Tuesday evening at the
home of Mrs. Stella Pearl Runge,
adviser, for a "Mad Hatters' par
ty." All members wore hat crea
tions which they made them.
selves. The prize for the most
original hat went to Mrs. Wilbur
Sholes, and Mrs. Runge won the
prize for the prettiest hat.
Mi's. Melvin Shirley,' sorority
president, reported that proceeds
from a recent sale of baked goods
will be sent to the state president
as the local chapter's contribution
to the hospital for crippled chil
dren, in Eugene. The sorority has
adopted this hospital for spastic
children as its state project and
is raising funds to provide a schol
arship for one child this year.
nelreshments were served alter
the meeting.
Redmond Girls in
a p ping Rites at
Emanuel Hospital
Redmond. March 10 (Special)
Two Redmond high school grad
uates were among 48 members
of the freshman class at Emanuel
hospital school of nursing who re
ceived their caps in a ceremony
Sunday at the Faith Lutheran
church in Portland. 'Miey are
Miss Julia Christiansen, daughter
of Dr. and Mrs. Russell W. Chris
tiansen.' iOf Redmond, and Miss
'Ann Maglund, otCamp Sherman.
Both girls were graduated from
Redmond high school with the
class of 1948.
The greeting was extended by
Paul Hanson, administrator of the
hospital. Rev. Lloyd Jaeobsen,
pastor of St, James Lutheran
church, gave the address. The
presentation of caps was made by
Miss Enola M. Miller, R.N., direc
tor of nurses. Lighting the Flor
ence Nightingale lamp was done
by H. George Randolph, chaplain,
with senior class members tak
ing part in the candle lighting.
Miss Joyce Olson, president of
the class oi at, gave tne re
sponse to the greeting.
Among those from Kedmond
who attended the ceremony were
Dr. and Mrs. Christiansen, Miss
Betty Haglund and James Dona
hue. -
Past Noble Grands of the Re
bekah lodge will have their regu
lar monthly meeting Tuesday,
March 15, at 2 p.m., in the iUOF
hall. Mrs. Martinus Anderson
will act as chairman of the re
freshment committee. All past
noble grands were urged to at
tend.'
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Trinity Episcopal guild will
meet Tuesday, March 15, at 2 p.m.
in the parish halt, Mrs. Glaeiyce
Kribs and Mrs, J. F, Egg will be
hostesses for the afternoon, and
Mrs. J. W. Taylor will have
charge of the program. The usual
morning session of the sewing
group will not be held next Tues
day, it was announced by Mrs.
Charles L. McAllister, chairman,
4-H CLUB HAS ELECTION
The Young school 4-H club met
last Friday at the school and
elected the following officers.
L o r e 1 1 a Masengale, president ;
Joanne Johnson, vice president,
and Karron Walker, secretary.
Verna Mae Ilse was also present
at the meeting.
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to Mil jtoi a botile of Cfeomuliioo
with the undemanding you muu like
the way it quickly allay, the cough
or you are to have your money back.
CRE0MULSI0N
for Coughi, Chest Colds. Bronchiri
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Shower Party Is
Given in Ldpine
For Bride-Elect
Laphte, March 10 (Special)
Miss Carmen Ferns, bride-elect
of Marvin Dawson, of Redmond,
was honored at a pre-nuptial
shower party, for, which Mrs, Roy
Larson, Mrs. Carey Stearns, Mrs.
D. D. Stolberg and Mrs, John C.
Johnson were co-hostesses last
Thursday afternoon at Mrs, Stol
berg's home. Miss Ferns' wedding
is set for later this month,
The party was attended by
more than 50 friends of the bride
elect. Decorations, carrying out
the shower theme, featured
spring flowers and a gaily deco
rated umbrella. A short program
Included group singing led by
Mrs. Gholson and Mrs. Clarence
Still, a reading by Mrs, Darrell
Ferns, a vocal solo by Mrs, Still
and a guitar number by Mrs.
Gholson.
The gifts were presented by
Beverly and Barbara Webber,
Harriet Day, Peggy Gholson,
Bobby Jo Carter and Patsy Park
er. After the gifts were opened,
refreshments were served. Mrs.
Clarence Still, Mrs, Weiburn
Parker, Mrs. Gholson and Mrs,
Guy Hunter assisted the hostess
es in arranging the decorations
and serving refreshments,
Out-of-town guests at the party
included Mrs. H. W. Powers,
Mrs. Calvin Charmon and Mrs.
Irvin Brunner, of Bendi Mrs. Vic
tor Ferns, of Prineville, and Mrs;
T. Brown, of Redmond. Mrs. Pow
ers is the mother of Marvin Daw
son, and Mrs. Charmon and Mrs,
Brown are his sisters,
Housewarming Is
Given for Lyons
Friends of Mr, and Mrs. Rob
ert E. Lyons honored them at a
surprise "housewarming, Monday
evening at their newJiome at 616
East Irving. The Lyons, who were
married last September, occupied
the house recently. Mrs, Lyons
was formerly Francys Llddle,
Games provided entertainment
for the evening, and refreshments
were served by Mi's, George Ray
craft and Mrs. M. F. Lyons. A
floor-lamp was presented to the
honored couple as a joint gift
from those at the party and sev
eral others who were unable to
attend.
Those present included: Mr.
and Mrs. Randall Moore, Rev, and
Mrs. Ross Knotts, Mr. and Mrs.
Bud Lingerfelt, Mr, and Mrs.
Keith Langworthy, Mr, and Mrs.
Harold Walters, Mr, and Mrs.
Vern Larson, Mr, and Mrs.
George Rayeraft and Mr, and
Mrs. M. F. Lyons,
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Redmond Group
Meets at School
Redmond, March 10 (Special)
Wi-Hub club, composed of young
married couples of the Communi
ty church, held a meeting recent
ly In the music room of the Red
mond high school. Mi's, M. E, Lar-
lve s group had charge of the prO'
gram.
Mrs. Harry Gobelman planned
the entertainment, assisted by
Warren Vance. Mrs. Wesley Ba
ker, Mrs. William Fisher and
Mi's. Warren Vance served the
dessert.
The group Is sponsored by Mr.
and Mrs. Waiter Stauffacher.
Announcing fhe
OPENING
of Bend's Newest Store
Saturday, March 14
You are Invited to visit this new store and see our many
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few men's clothes and many other Interesting Items, Stop
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Ladies' Suits. . . 53.50 to 5.f8
Ladies' Coats. . $3.50 to S.f8
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THE BEND SULLITIN, BEND, ORISON
Farewells Said to
Mrs. G. F, Chester
Mrs. G. F. Chester was honored
at a surprise handkerchief shower
for which Mrs. Thomas Donohue
was hostess Tuesday afternoon at
her home on: Wall street, Mrs.
Chester plans to leave late next
week lor Portland to join ner nns
band, who Is vice president of
Rose City Tours, owned by Pa
cific Tratlways,
The following guests participat
ed in the party; Mrs, Merrill Boss,
Mrs. John Dorseh, Mrs, Wayne
Fehler, Mrs. William Niskanen,
Mrs. Bud HolIWay, Mrs, Harry
Monical, Mss. Chester and her
mother. Mrs. Ora Fickle, and Mrs.
Henry Nelson, Prizes for games
went to Mrs. Ross, Mrs, Fehler,
Mrs. Holliday and Mrs, Chester.
Miss Cook Weds
Harold Roid in
Quiet Ceremony
First Lutheran church was the
scene of an informal wedding
Tuesday evening, when Miss Vir
Virginia Louise Cook became the
bride of Harold Roid. The double,
ring ceremony was performed at ,
8 o'clock by Rev, Carsten Brten,
in the presence of relatives and
close friends of the couple. Bas
kets of carnations decorated the
chancel of the church for the oc
casion.. The bride, a graduate of Bend
high school, is the daughter of
Mrs. Blanche Cook, of 1436 Jack-
sonvllle, and Thomas Cook, oi
Sisters. Roid, who Is also a Bend
high school graduate, served in
the navy In world war II, He Is
employed as a driver for the Owl
Taxi company. His parents are
Mr. and xrs. Jit'itw Hold, of ls
Delaware. '
The bride was given In mar
riage by her father. She wore a
suit of bluebell blue, with grey
accessories and a corsage of gar
denias and pink roses.
Mrs. Nels bklersaa played the
wedding marches and accompan
ied Mrs. Carl Hoogner, who sang
"Because."
Mrs. Donald Fuqua was the
bride's only attendant. She wore
a beige dress, with a corsage of
pink carnations. Jteiter Roid, of
Eugene, acted as best man tor his
brother.
After the ceremony, a reception
for family members and a few
close friends was held at the home
of the bridegroom's parents, Mr,
and Mrs. Reiter Roid and family,
of Eugene, were the only out-of-
town guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Roid left after the
reception on a short wedding trip.
They will be at home next week
in the Klein apartments, on Broad
way.
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fMethodist churcn will meet Mon
day at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs.
Vernon Larson, 1452 Harmon,
with Mrs. Harold Walters as co
hostess. Mrs, Harold Kelley will
be in charge of the program, and
Mrs. Joe Rogers will lead the de
votions. BIRTHDAYS CELEBRATED
Lapine, March 10 (Special)
Lorraine Frantz and Paul Hunter
were honored at a surprise birth
day party last Thursday evening.
The guests included Darrell Clark,
John Hunter, Mrs, Ivan Frantz,
Mrs. A. Baker and students In the
high school.
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One of the highlights of the "All Boy" program presented last night
at the Allen school-auditorium was a skit, "Safe Pat Producer".
Kenneth Stevens, right, had the role of the doctor. In the "voodoo"
. ' contraption pictured here, is Dick Jackson. -
Boys' Class Plays
To Large Group
There was standing room only
last night when the "AH Boy"
class of the First Christian church
presented Its annual program at
the Allen school auditorium, un-!
der the direction of Rev, Len B.
Flshback. Patriotic numbers,
readings, solos, skits and a panto
mime featured the varied pro
gram. Bill Coyner, cornetist, was fea
tured in a patriotic ovenir.z. fol
lowed by a reading and a vocal
solo. .Then came Rudolph s Re
venge." listed as a "metterdram
mer" in which Larry Shaffer, Ed
gar Harlan, Ed Kribs, Ronel
Marsh, Jim Dumler and Melvin
Loy had parts. One of the conclud
ing numbers was a one act mys
tery play, "All In the Dark", with
a pirate cave as the setting. In
this play were Eddie Smith, Bob
Newman, Raymond Goodwill,
George Nelson, Jim Flnley, Dick
Fishback and Rev, Flshback, who
was cast in two different roles.
Musical numbers were Included
In the program, which was enthu
sistically received by the large
group.
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To Visit Frisco
Prineville, March 10 Remey
M. Cox, editor and publisher of S
the Central Oregontan Orook!
county s weemy newspaper, wnen
he puts this week's edition to
press Thursday, will leave for
Redmond to board a United Air
lines plane for San Francisco,
where he will be guest of the
American Broadcasting company
and at 9:45 Friday evening par
ticipate in a 15-mlnute program,
one of a 13-week featured series.
"The Editor Speaks," over radio
station KGO, Cox was chosen
among Oregon and California
newspaper men who are tettlns of
the resources and traditions ofi
their home communities.
Cox will outline Prmevilie's
status of the oldest Central Ore
gon city, cowboy and sheep Indus
try capital of the hinterland. He
will also tell of Central Oregon's
Netted Gem potato and clover
seed industry.
CORRECTION MADE
One of the girls appearing In a j
picture yesieroay m tne atuueun, ;
illustrating a story concerning :
the serving of hot lunches In the ;
high school cafeteria, was Incor
rectly Identified, In the larger of
the two pictures used, the gtrt at
the right serving a hot dish to a
student Is Doris Brost, student
chairman of the project.
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Socio Calendar
Tonight
1 p.m. Knife and Fork club,
Pilot Butte inn.
7:45 p.m. New Rrtetan drill
team, practice at IO0C hall,
8 p.m. Junior Civic Imgu, li
brary auditorium,
8 p.m. Eagles auxiliary, Eag.
les hall.
8 p.m. Ladtas of the Elks,
BPOE hall.
8 p.m. Circle 2, Calholte Altar
society, with Mm Antone L. Ht
den, MeKenzte highway,
8 p.m. On i up 1, First Chris
tton women's 'council, wtth Mis.
Robert BreekenrMge, 414 East
Greenwood.
Friday
1 p.m. Ladies Golf cfah, hridge
luncheon at country club,
2 p.m. Bend Garden dub, with
Mrs. H. R. Plumb, HOB East
Ninth.
7:30 p.m.-WCTU, public meet
ing at First Christian church.
8 p.m. VFW, Veterans' hall,
8 p.m. Allen school PTA' party
at the school, until 11:30 p,m,
8 p.m. Rebekah lodge, IOOF
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The Skyline Steak Bens will
he closed this afternoon and to
night while workmen mute rates
repairs on kitchen equipment, 0,
H, Summers, proprietor, announc
ed. Summers said that he would re
open the Steak Hmmtf tor busi
ness at 6:) tomorrow morning.
hall.
9 p.m. Student dan re In J(tUe
gym," after basketball game.
Saturday
6 p.m. Sons of Norway, pot
luck supper at Norway hah, I al
lowed by meeting and ejectton of
officers.
8 p.m. Public card pany at
Veterans' halL
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