THURSDAY. MARCH 17, 1949
The bend bulletin, bend, Oregon
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Local Teacher
Pledges Troth
At Quiet Rite
At a charming ceremony Sat
urday, March 12, Miss Eetty Ches
terfield, daughter of Mrs. Irene
Bonner, of Orofino, Ida., became
the bride of Norman Simmons,
son of Mrs. Eula Simmons, of
Kamiah, Ida.
Rev. Len B. Fishback, of First
Christian church, performed the
double-ring ceremony at 11 a.m.
at his home. The wedding vows
were taken before the fireplace.
The bride was lovely in a gown
of white satin. Her veil was of il
lusion lace, fingertip length,
caught into a crown of seed
pearls. She carried a bouquet of
red roses and white China lilies.
Miss Donna Chesterfield was
her sister's maid of honor, and
Miss Dorothy Warren, of Bend,
and Miss Doris Anderson, of Oro
fino, were bridesmaids. The at
tendants wore matching gowns
of blue taffeta, with corsages of
pink carnations.
Calvin Davis, of Moscow, Ida.,
was best man.
For her daughter's "wedding
Mrs. Bonner wore . a grey suit
'with black accessories and a cor
sage of pink carnations. -Mrs.
Clara Wright, the bride's grand
mother, wore a dress of black
crepe with matching accessories
and a corsage of pink and white
carnations.
Leave on Honeymoon
The bride, who was graduated
from' Northern Idaho College of
Education, at Lewislon, is teach
ing at present in the first grade
at Marshall school. Simmons,
who served three years in the
army in world war II, attended
the University of Idaho at Mos
cow, before coming to Bend.
Following the ceremony, the
couple left for a brief honeymoon.
For traveling, . Mrs. Simmons
chose a two-tone brown suit with
dark brown accessories. She wore
a corsage of roses from her bridal
bouquet.
PARTY IS GIVEN
Redmond, March 17 (Special)
Vei le Hammock was guest of hon
or at a surprise party given re
cently at his home.
Guests included Lois Hammond,
Bonnie Young, Doris Dickson,
(Ernestine Bailer, Sue bKinner,
3)onna Fauls, taieen Hayeni;aro
lvn Varney, Jim Riggs, Hoy Fultz,
Ted Wells, Ken Fairchild, Don
Gunther, Duffy Knorr, Ken Hopp
ner and Clayton Bliss.
The young people enjoyed
square dancing and impersona
tions. Refreshments were served.
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StorkShower Is
Surprise Affair
Mrs. Ray Branson and Mrs. Mel
Erickson were co-hostesses Mon
day afternoon for a surprise
"pink and blue" shower honoring
Mrs, Tom Rutherford. The after
noon was spent informally, and
refreshments were served after
the gifts were opened.
The following guests were pres
ent: Mis. D. W, Rutherford and
Mrs. D. A. Rutherford, both of
Fort Rock: Mrs. Bob Swensoh.
Mi's. C. V. Bells, Mrs. Joe Staton, !
Mrs. Floyd Branson, Mrs. Fred
Davis, Mrs. Maggie Coen, Mrs.'
C. J. Leverett, Mrs. Myers, Mrs.
Verne Payne, Mrs. Jessie M.
Smith, Mrs. Alvina Renk, Mrs.
Bertha Markum and the Misses
Shirley Rutherford, Arlean Ander
son, Juanita Burrell, Lorna Mills:
Delma McCoy and Anna Jean
Davis.
38 Women Attend
Sacrificial Dinner
Thirty-eight women attended a
meeting of the First Presbyterian
women's fellowship, Tuesday eve
ning in the church social room.
The meeting was in the form of.
a sacrificial dinner for overseas
relief, and a collection of $34 was
received for this purpose. .
Mrs. A. B. Lingerfelt, a guest
at the meeting, showed colored
slides of Oregon scenery, as a fea
ture of the program. Mrs. C. W.
Darnell led the devotions. The
committee in charge of the dinner
included Mrs. E. G. Ackerson,
Mrs. E. C. Sullivan, Mrs. Clifford
Humphrey and Mrs. Darnell.
1 The next meeting will be a din
ner April 19, at the church.
MRS. SHEPFLIN IS HOSTESS
Mrs. Bob Shepflin entertained
the BDW club. last night at 371
Columbia. The following mem
bers were present: Mrs. Ralph
Dye, Miss Betty Coleman, Mrs.
Bob Wilson, Mrs. Ted Hinshaw,
Mrs. Bud Holliday, Mrs. Lee Sill
well. Mrs. Nick Micholson, Mrs.
Frank Chapman, Mrs. Bill Dart,
Mrs. Harry Monical, Mrs. Lee
Maker, Mrs. Fred 'Meyers, Mrs.
John Pezeli and Mrs. Stanley
Chapma.n.
Sewing Circle members of First
Presbyterian church will meet
Tuesday, March 22. at 2 p.m. at
the home: of Mrs. W. B. Ream,
Slorlland avenue.
Bend High
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9;45 p.m.
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College Dean
Mrs. Golda Wickam, dean of
women at the University of Ore
gon, will speak on "The College
Women of Today," at a meeting
of the Bend branch of American
Association of University Wom
en, Thursday, March 24, at 8 p.m.
at the home of Mrs. William Nis
kancn, 525 Broadway. She will be
Introduced by Miss Zola McDou
gall, Bend high school dean of
girls, who has made arrange
ments ' for Mrs. Wlckam's local
visit, it was announced by Mrs.
Wilson Bilyeu, program chair
man., n.
The program will also include
musical numbers, according to
those In charge. Mrs. Don Den
ning, chairman of the refresh
ment committee for the evening,
will be assisted by Mrs. E. J.
Parker and Mrs. Wallace Van
Hise.
While Mrs. Wiekham Is In Bend,
she will speak Friday morning,
March 25, at a meeting ot me
Bend high school girls' league.
Plans are also being made for a
luncheon or dinner meeting, at
which Mrs. Wiekham will counsel
senior girls who plan to attend
the University of Urcgon.
ALLEN PTA TO MEET
A regular meeting of the Allen
school PTA will be held at 7:30 to
night in the auditorium of the
school. Dr. Elizabeth Bishop,
medical director of the tri-county
health department, will discuss
"Fluorine Treatment for Chil
dren's Teeth." Hawaiian guitar
numbers will be provided by Mr.
and Mrs. James Breedlove, and
there will be two numbers by the
"All Boy" class of First Christian
church, under direction of Rev.
Len Fishback.
Young Mothers' study club will
meet Monday, March 21, at 8 p.m.,
at the home of Mrs. Herbert Pol
lard, 234 Urania, with Mrs. Floyd
Neff as hostess. Mrs. Edith Free
man, home demonstration agent
at large, from Oregon State col
lege, will be guest speaker, with
"Family Life" as her topic. Those
who plan to attend were asked to
notify Mrs. Neff. New members
will bp welcome, it was announc
ed, and those who are interested
may obtain information from Mrs.
Pollard, the president, or any
member. Mrs. James Brinton,
phone 1227-W, is transportation
chairman.
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert A. Powers,
of Vancouver, Wash., have an
nounced the engagement of their
daughter, Donna, to E. B. Hogan,
Irish Motif Is
Used for Party
Held in Redmond
North Redmond, March 17
(Special) Townsend hall was
decorated in the St. Patrick's day
motif, for a box social and pro
gram given last .Saturday night
by the Sunshine club, with hus
bands and friends as guests. Pro
ceeds from the sale of the boxes
went to the club's welfare fund,
for such projects as aid to chil
dren at the Corvallis Farm home,
and the club's annual contribution
to Boys' Town, Nebraska.
The program, which opened
with group singing of Irish songs,
was arranged by Mrs. Paul Grif
fith and Mrs. Earl Dexter. Skits
included "Scene at a Ticket Of
fice," by Mr. and Mrs. W. It. Naff,
Mrs. Charley Wiley and Paul
36 Soroptimists
Attend Meeting
Thirty-six members of the Bend
Soroptlmist club attended the
group's regular dinner meeting
last night at the Pine Tavern.
Members participated in the pro
gram, with Dr. Elizabeth Bishop,
medical director of the tri-county
health unit, as featured speaker.
The group is composed of wom
en who are engaged In profes
sions or are department heads or
owners oi businesses, -and each
gave her classification in the club.
A number added short descrip
tions oi tneir.worK.'
Dr. Blshoo touched on a num
ber of the services of the public
health department, giving the
highlights of a typical day, in
ana out oi tne onice.
The meeting closed with group
singing, with Mrs. Clarence Bush
Griffith, and "Why Men Stay las accompanist. Mrs. A. A. Sym-
Home," by Mrs. C. K. Ferguson
Mrs. Oren Jones, Mrs. R. B. Smith
and Mrs. Frank Corwin. Mrs.
Griffith and Mrs. Naff sang 'a
duet, "My Wild Irish Rose," and
readings were given by Mrs. Oren
Jones and Mrs. Griffith. D. L.
Penhollow sang two solos, "When
Irish Eyes Are Smiling" and
"Peggy O'Nell." Mrs. Earl Dex
ter was in charge ot a quizz game.
Penhollows Are
Guests nt Dinner
North Redmond, March 17
(Special) -Mr. and Mrs. W. R.
Naff entertained at a dinner party
Monday evening, honoring Kev.
and Mrs. D. L. Penhollow on the
occasion of their fifteenth wed
ding anniversary. Twelve people
were present, including the Pen
hollow family, Mr. and Mrs. E. E.
Burgess and the Naffs.
Tall candles and an arrange
ment of daffodils and acacia made
an attractive centerpiece for the
table.
The Penhollows have been Red
mond residents for a number of
years. Rev. Penhollow Is pastor
of the Christian church in Poweu
Butte.
.
PAST NOBLE GRANDS MEET
Meeting Tuesday afternoon at
the IOOF temple, members of the
past noble grands' club decided to
send wash cloths and towels to
each Rebekah at the IOOF home
in Portland, as Mothers day gifts.
Mrs. Maud Bevens, vice president,
conducted the meeting. At the
close 'oi the atternoon, refresh
ments were served by Mrs. A. E.
Stevens und Mrs. Bevens.
District Nurses association will
meet Monday, March 21, at 6 p.m.
at the home of Mrs. Steve
son of Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Hogan, Sprague, 1032 Cumberland. A pot-
of Bend. No date has been set lor luck dinner will be served, with
tne wedding. 'the regular meeting to tollow.
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ons, president, was in charge of
tne meeting.
Casiday Speaker
On WCTU Program
Henry Casiday,, Bend police
chief, was guest speaker at the
W.C.T.U. "men's night" program
Friday evening at First Christian
church. Introduced by City com
missioner w. B. Anderson, he
spoke on "Juvenile Delinquency ,'
and answered questions in an
open discussion period following
nts taiK.
Rev. Len B. Fishback led the
devotions. Mrs. Walter Daum
president, extended greetings to
the visitors, and led in prayer.
Rev. Allan Philp, baritone, sang a
solo, accompanied by Mrs. Philp.
Charles Entrlkln, Walter Daum
and Rev. Fishback were in charge
oi roiresnments.
SOCIETY HONORS MEMBER
Redmond, March 17 (Special)
Mrs. L. M. Sage was feted at a
stork shower given Tuesday eve
ning at the home of Mrs. Paul
Helmsoth, in connection with a
meeting of the Ann Judson so
ciety. Mrs. Merlin Armburuster,
president, conducted the business
meeting.
Social Calendar
Tonight
7:30 p.m. Allen school PTA.
auditorium.
8 p.m. Ex-Llbrls club, with
Mrs. William Reld, 344 State
street.
8 p.m. Pythian Sisters, Libra
ry auditorium.
Friday
8 p.m. Ladies auxiliary of Pa
triarchs Militant, IOOF hall.
9 p.m. Rim Rock Riders' pub
lic western dance, Pine Forest
hall.
Saturday
1:30 p.m. Eniera club, Mason
ic clubrooms. '
2 p.m. Eastern Star Juvenile
grange, grange hall.
9 p.m. Bendonian club, party
at 1001 East Penn; preceded by
practice at 8 o'clock.
9 p.m. District VFW party and
dance, Veterans hall.
9:30 p.m. S ons of Norway,
dance at Norway hall.
Sunday
2 p.m. Women of the Moose.
public dinner at Moose hall, until
8 p. m.
,
Rites Performed
At Redmond Home
Mr. and Mrs. Lester W. Short
reed (Alma Spencer Colburn) will
be at home after April 1 in Ged
des, South Dakota. They were
married recently in Redmond, and
are on a honeymoon trip. Before
leaving for the middle west, they
will visit In Grants Pass with the
bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. D.
L. Spencer. The bridegroom is the
son ot Mr. and Mrs. o. L. Short-reed.
The ceremony was performed
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce
Johnson, with Rev. D. L. Penhol
low officiating. The bride wore a
pastel pink dress, with black and
white acsessorles.
Mrs. Johnson and Glenn Short
reed attended the couple. Other
guests Included Mrs. Shortreed,
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Damm and Al
len Spencer, all of Redmond, and
Mr. and Mrs. Al Udlenek, of
Homedale, Idaho. Mrs. Johnson,
Spencer and the bride are triplets.
Redmond Sextet
Soloists Rate High
Redmond, March 17 (Special)
From the district music contest at
Sweet Home, the Redmond group
brought home Its share of laurels.
Three soloists rated 16; Jeanne
stauiiacher with her presentation
of "I Heard a Forest Praying",
Darlene Skinner singing "Ho, Mr.
Piper" and Carol Henderson pre
senting "By the Bend of the
Klver." ,
Barbara Uphoff scored 2 with
"Caro Mio Ben," and Joyce Van
iviatre a with "My Jonann."
The sextet receive a 1. The
girls sang "On Wings of Song,"
and "Pretty Polly Pellicate." The
sextet is made up of the follow
ing girls: Mary Lou Hazen, Dar
lene Fields, altos; Betty Coleman
and Ilene Hayes, seconds; Carol
Helen Henderson and Joyce Van
Matre, sopranos.
Twlrlerx Kate High
In the twirling contest at Sweet
Home, Doris Osenton, drill team
majorette, brought home a 1,
which qualifies her to go to the
state contest. Doris was chosen to
perform for the night audience,
which choice is based on merit.
There were only 4 contestants to
receive a 1.
Lila Mae Popish, another drill
team majorette, was rated 2, but
received commendations on her
showmanship.
Austria's population ,is 7,710,
229, the commonwealth statistici
an announced.
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GRANGE MEETING HELD
Pine Forest, March 17 (Special)
At the regular meeting ot the
Pine Forest grange Tuesday eve- ,
nlng, the ladies' degree team of
the host grange put on the third
and fourth degrees for 29 candi
dates from the Eastern Star, Turn- ;
alo and Pine Forest granges.
More than 100 people were pres-
ent. Sandwiches, cake and coffee
were served in the dining room. ;
All the children in a. tiny Hun
garian village of 60 people found
Christmas a little merrier because
of the thoughtfulness of 10 Fort
worth, Tex., camp Fire girls who
penetrated the "iron curtain", bv
sending gifts of dolls, toilet arti
cles anu candy. ,
Sons of Norway will have a St.
Patrick's dance Saturday night,
Marah 19, at Norway hall. Danc
ing will start at 9:30 p.m., with
music by Jack Clark and Chris
Renno. Members and their friends
are Invited, it was announced.
Refreshments will be served.
..
A group of Denver, Colo., Camp
Fire girls contributed J100 they
had earned for a vacation towards
an eye operation for their leader.
This generosity and thoughtful
ness is an example of one way In
which Camp Fire girls are carry
ing out their 1949 national birth
day project, "Make Mine Dcmoc
racy!"
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