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TUESDAY, MARCH 29. 1949
NEWS OF
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Eastern Star
Honors Group
In Addenda
Four new members were Ini
tiated Into the Bend order of East
ern Star, at last night's meeting
at the Masonic temple, when past
matrons and past patrons were
honored. r ' ,
An addenda entitled "The Gar
den of Love" was presented in
honor Of the past matrons and
past patrons, with the Friendship
girls, as farmerettes, presenting
gifts. Mrs. Randolph Baker was
acting worthy matron in the ab
sence of Mrs., Mark Howbrook.
The past matrons were given star
shaped pottery bowls holding
growing ivy, which had been
planted by Mrs. Howbrook. The
past patrons received address
books with the Eastern Star em
blem. A garden setting was simulat
ed for the attractive addenda with
trellises, . grass carpeting, daf to
tals and a picket fence. Mrs. Bak
er arranged the decorations. After
the meeting, refreshments were
served, with Mrs. Harold Wight
man in charge.
Past matrons and past patrons
of the local chapter who were
honored included the following:
Mrs. Frank Bockman, Mrs. Hor
ace 1 Kicnaros, sr., Airs. Steve
Steidl, Mrs. C. C. Taylor, Mrs.
J. A. Dudrey, Mrs.- Marion Du
buis, Mrs. Chris Kostol, Mrs. Le
Roy Fox, Mrs. A. E. Hill, Ran
dolph Baker, Sumner Deitrick and
J. A. Chamberlin.
Those who held the hig'h
lodge offices in other cities includ
ed the following: Mr. and -Mrs. A.
Harbour, Eugene;- Mr. and Mrs.
John F. Weisser, Tyndall, S.D.;
Mrs. Grace Donner, Winchester,
Ida.; Mrs. W. H. Coahran, Prine
ville; Mrs.. Louise Haner, Prine
ville; Mrs. George F. Miller and
Homer Rainey, Wenatchee, Wash.
Allied Arts club will meet Mon
day, April 4, at 2 p.m. at the home
of Mrs. Carl E. Erickson, 80
Drake road. Mrs. R. S. Hamilton
will be in charge of the program,
on "U.S. Foreign Policy."
District Nurses association will
have a dinner meeting Thursday,
March 31, at 5:30 p.m. at the Pine
Tavern. Afterward, the group has
been invited to attend a theater
party at the Capitol, as guests of
the management.
Modern Woodman of AmericHwlm tne na" P'Sh school -stu-
' night" Fri-
day, April 1, at 8 p.m. at Norway
hall. All members were urged to
attend. Special recognition will be
given 25-year' members and all
past consuls. Refreshments will
be served after the meeting.
TO INTRODUCE THE NEW
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ALTERATION REPAIR
Men's and Women Suits
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SOCIETY
Officers Named
By VFW Auxiliary
Mrs. Morley Madden was elect
ed president of the VFW auxili
ary for the coming year, at a
meeting last Wednesday evening
at Veterans hall. Others who
were named include the follow
ing: Mrs. Marie Helmbuck, senior
vice president; Mrs. Darrell Gib
son, junior vice president; Mrs.
Elmer Whipple, treasurer; Mrs.
William Cjuigley, chaplain; Mrs.
Francis Gates, conductress; Mrs.
William Selken, guard, and Mrs.
J. E. Gough and Mrs. Eva Sand
ers, trustees.
Appointive officers, to be chos
en by the new president, will be
announced later. The new offi
cers will be installed in April at a
ceremony which will be open to
the public. '
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Officers Here
To Participate
In Meetings
Mrs. William B. Chandlee, of
Hillsboro, state president of the
Oregon Federation of Women's
clubs, and Mrs. Emery C. Ingham,
of Portland, junior extension
chairman, arrived in Bend today
to attend the Junior Civic league's
Initiation ceremony tonight, and
the Sixth district convention to
morrow. The initiation will be In the
Pine Tavern dining room, follow
ing an 8:30 dessert. Earlier, Mrs.
Chandlee and Mrs. Ingham will
meet with board members at an
Informal dinner.
A large delegation from Burns
and women-from other cities in
the district, -which also includes
John Day, Klamath Falls, Tuma
lo, Redmond and Bend, will be in
Bend tomorrow for the conven
tion. Registration will be between
9:30 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. in the
library auditorium. The conven
tion luncheon will be at 1:15 p.m.
in the Pine Tavern. New district
officers will be elected.
Many Present af
"Ma-Pa-Me" Patry
A large crowd, estimated at ap
proximately 300 people, attended
the "Ma-Pa-Me" party held Satutf
day . night in the gymnasium,
pent council in cnarge. jwuertam-
ment inciuaea dancing, card
games and a program of musical
numbers and stunts-
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence T. Nich
olson reigned as "king pa" and
"queen ma" and their daughter,
Genevieve, was princess. The
Nicholsons were crowned and
presented with corsages. Mr. and
Mrs. A. A. Symons won the danc
ing contest, and a prize also went
to Jack Symons.
A check was being completed
today at the school, to determine
the net proceeds from the -event.
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Royal Neighbors
Observe Birthday
Thirty-five members were pres
ent, at the Royal Neighbors of
America 54th birthday . anniver
sary party held last week in the
libravy auditorium.
A skit entitled "Wanted A
Companion" was presented by
members of the Evergreen circle.
Those taklnr nnrt in l ho cHi
were: Mrs. Henry Merrltt, Mrs.
to Marcouiler, Mrs. Joseph Egg,
Mrs. Martinus. Anderson, Mrs.
Lucy Billadeau and Mrs. Hubert
Bartlett.
Two Irish sones were nrespnt.
ed by Miss Carol Hatwan. Mrs.
Eva Winters baked a large anni
versary cake for the occasion.
Fashion Show
Set for April
One of the highlights of the
spring season will be the Easter
fashion show to be given April 5
by the Jaycee auxiliary, featuring
new styles from Mannheimers.
The affair will, be held in the Pi
lot Butte Inn 'Blue room, where
luncheon will be. served at 1:30
p.m.
Many Central Oregon women
are planning to attend, according
lo (he- committee members, who
are busy with plans. Tickets are
on sale at Stover-LeBlanc, Inc.,
and at Symons Bros, jewelry, and
are also available from members.
Mrs. Ray LeBlanc, Mrs. Alvin
Gray, Mrs. Ralph Lind and Mrs.
Richard Robinson are on the tick
et committee.
Fashion shows in the past have
proved popular with local women,
and it is anticipated that a large
crowd win attend, lne sponsoring
group recommend securing tick
ets early, as the number available
is limited by seating capacity of
the dining room.
Print Dance Set
At Gilchrist byt
Griizliettes
Gilchrist, March 29 (Special)
The Gilchrist Grizzllettes have
scheduled the annual "Print Day1
and dance for Friday,- April 1,
The court for the festivities
will be chosen as in preceding
years. Each class chooses a prince
and princess as candidates for
king and queen. The results of
the election will be announced at
the dance and the king and queen
will reign for the evening. The
candidates this year are: Seniors
Jacklyn Proke and Jim Van
Tassel: juniors Mertie Conklin
and Don Greenan; sophomores
Patricia Freeman and Bill Ma
Jors; freshmen Martha Harris
and George Howard.
, The committees for the dance
will be as follows: Wanda Free
man, Jacklyn Proke, Gloria Hyatt,
Virginia Garner and Lela Turn
er, food; Jo Ann Conklin, Ro
berta Anderson, Jean Bragg, and
Billle Faye Reid, decorations;
Martha Harris, Mildred Nichols,
and Barbara Brown, entertain
ment. The students are eagerly anti
cipating this colorful annual
event. The girls will all be wear
ing new print dresses, and the
boys, print shirts.
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THE BEND BULLETIN,
Blakely.-Morgan Rite Held
At Bend Presbyterian Church
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Photo Art Studio
After their wedding Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Blakely (Ra
mona Morgan) were photographed at the home of his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Lawrence Blakely, where the reception was held.
Miss Ramona Morgan, uueen of Bend's Fourth of Julv wa
ter pageant in 1947, became the bride of Robert Lawrence
Blakely, of Bend, at a beautiful weddinir Saturday evenincr.
First Presbyterian church was
rites, ana anerwara, a reception was held at the home of the
bridegroom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Blakely, at
iwt ciasi. iiuru sireeu
The bride is the daughter
gan, of 1043 Lexington.
The impressive double-ring
ceremony was. performed at 8
p.m. by Rev. Allan B. Philp, in
a setting of candlelight and
white stock. Mrs. Don Halli-
gan, of Corvallis, was soloist,
and Mrs. Clarence Bush was
at the organ. Mrs. Halllgan sang
"Ave Maria" and "Because."
The bride was given in mar
riage by her father. She wore a
lovely gown ot ivory slipper satin,
made In Victorian style, with cord
ing defining the fluted neckline,
flared wrist-length sleeves and
graceful skirt. Her fingertip veil
of imported French lace was gath
ered to a tiara of seed pearls, and
she carried a white Bible with a
white Brasso orchid with white
streamers and sweet peas. At her
throat she wore a pearl necklace
that belonged to her mother.
Mrs. Vern Singleton was her
sister's matron of honor. She wore
a gown of white taffeta, with a
net inset at the neckline, She car
ried a spray of pink Delight roses,
and wore a coronet of the same
flowers in her hair. Little Vern
etta Singleton was junior brides
maid, in a frock that was a rep
lica of her mother's. She carried a
miniature spray of roses, and
wore roses in her hair.
Bridesmaids in Pink
Bridesmaids were Miss Shirley
Blakely, sister of the bridegroom
Miss Barbara Sue Devereaux,
classmate of the bride, and Mrs.
H. C. Wallan, the bride's cousin.
They wore identical gowns of pink
organrty, detailed wltn dropped
shoulder line and ruffled bustles.
Their flowers were sprays of blue
iris and narcissi, which matched
their coronets.
Michael Hillls was ring bearer.
He wore a white suit, and carried
the rings on a cushion of satin
and lace.
Kenneth Blakely acted as best
man for his brother. Ushers were
Charles Neff, Merle Wescoatt and
Vern Singleton.
The bride's mother chose an af
ternoon dress of black and pastel
Dink silk crepe print, with black
accessories. The bridegroom's
mother was in aqua accented with
black and fuchia details and black
accessories. Both had gardenia
corsages.
Many Attend Reception
The reception which followed
the ceremony was attended by
scores of friends and relatives of
the bridal .couple. Miss Carolyn
Blakely, sister of the bridegroom,
cut the cake, assisted by Mrs.
William Glazier. Miss Pat Blakely
had charge of the guest book, and
Miss Shirley Ann Blakely assisted
about the rooms. Pat and Carolyn
are sisters, and Shirley Ann is
I their cousin.
i Miss Madelyn Wing and Mrs.
1 Richard Maudlin poured, and Miss
Dolores Kaufman strved the
punch.
Among the guests at the wed-
I ding and reception were a number
from out-of-town, including sev
eral who were home from college
: for spring vacation. Mr. and Mrs. ,
Halligan came for the occasion
from Corvallis; Miss Gloria
'Hutchins and Miss Jackie Chute j
were here from Salem, and Mlssj
1 Nancy Lusk and Miss Carolyn i
Blakely were here from Portlund.
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GENERAL LIABILITY
NEW CAR OWNERS! Our pHcy hold
ers are saving money on their insurance
premium. Example Bodily Injury and
Property Damage Liability, hire and
Theft and $50.00 Deductible Collision
rosts on many new ears only $T8.20 first
6 months. J15.00 LESS upon renewal.
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BEND. OREGON
filled to overflowing for the
of Mr. and Mrs. Rollo A. Mor-
Others from out-of-town were Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Piatt, of Spring
field, and Mr. and Mrs. Bob
James, of Prinevllle.
On Honeymoon
For the wedding trip, the bride
wore a white gabardine dress,
with a white three-quarter length
coat. Her hat and scarf were In
foam green, and her other acces
sories were in spring tan. Her
wedding orchid completed the out
fit. Later this week, Mr. and Mrs.
Blakely will return to Bend, to
make their home at 312 Harrlman.
The bride, who was graduated
from Bend high school in 1947, -is
employed at present at cashier at
Penney s store, sue belongs to
Beta Sigma Phi social sorority,
the Theta Rho club and the Re
bekah lodge.
Blakely was graduated from
Bend high, school in 1944, and
served in the army air corps. For
three years he attended Oregon
State college, where he was affil
iated with Alpha Sigma Phi fra
ternity. He is employed by Brooks
Scanlon, Inc.
Degree of Honor officers and
drill team will practice at 7:30
p.m. tonight at the V.'.w. hall.
All officers and drill team mem
bers were urged to be present.
UNIT MEETING SET
Pine Forest, March 29 (Special)
Mrs. George Giskaas will enter
tain the Carroll Acres extension
unit Friday, April 1, at 1:30 p.m.
at her home at No. 5 Hawthorne.
The program will include a dis
cussion on "Sex Education in the
Home." ' The annual election of
officers will also be held. Prepar
ations will be completed for the
Homemakers' day festival April
26 at the Pine Forest grange hall.
'Supremacy Test'
Gets Court Rule
Washington, March 29 IH The
supreme court ruled In effect to
day that states cannot legally
require citizens to pass a "white
supremacy" test In order to vote.
Without an opinion, it voted 8
to 1 to affirm a lower court or
der Invalidating a provision of
Alabama's constitution adopted
in 1946.
The provision, known as the
Boswell amendment, required,
prospective voters in Alabama to
explain to the satisfaction of elec
tion boards any article of the
U. S. constitution.
A three-judge federal court for
the southern district of Alabama
declared the provision unconsti
tutional. The Mobile county board of
election registrars appealed. It
had been enjoined from carrying
out that section of the voting
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BOARD
M. BUCKNUM
DISTRICT AGENT
Brooks St, Phono 331
Social Calendar
Tonight
7:30 D.m. Docihui r.t. ITnnnr
drill team, VFW hall. .
8 p.m. Circle 1, Altar society,
with Mrs. T. E. J. , Duffy, 902
Broadway.
3:30 p.m. Junior Civic league,
dessart and Initiation. Pine Tav
ern.
, Wednesday
9:30 a.m. Registration for con
vention of Sixth district, Oregon
Federation of Women's clubs, li
brary auditorium.
1:15 p.m. Convention lunch
eon, Pine Tavern.
1:30 p.m. Juniper Garden club
witn Mrs. Clarence Elder, old Red
mond highway.
6:30 p.m. Degree of Honor
past presidents, meet at Eagles
nan lor transportation to Red
mond. 8 p.m. Javcee auxiliary, with
Mrs. Bruce Cullison, 1815 West
second.
Thursday
2 p.m. Trinity Lutheran ladies'
aid, church basement.
2 p.m. Thursday Bridge club
with Mrs. W. J. Eagan. 480 Broad
way. '
5:30 p.m. District Nurses asso
ciation, Pine Tavern.
4-H Club News
By Deanne Gumpert
NIMBLE NEEDLE CLUB :
Gilchrist, March 29 The Nim
ble Needle 4-H knitting club met
last Thursday at the home of the
leader, Mrs. R. J. Terrell, who re
turned recently from Laurel.
Miss. The girls brought the work
they have prepared for the spring
fair. Patterns for mittens, bean
ies and scarves jvere distributed.
LIuD urganlzes
Terrebonne, March 29 A new
f 4-H camp cookery club was or-
ganlzed recently at the home of
uianne riansen, witn 14 members
present. Diane was chosen presi
dent, and other officers were
elected as follows: Jean Harper,
vice-president; Lucy Jenkins, sec
retary; Paul Williams, treasurer;
Wilma Williams, sergeant-at-arms;
Elaine McClaln, Lester
Drew, and Lelghton Felsted, pro
gram committee; Alberta Bur
hoop, librarian - and reporter;
Douglas Noaks and Boise Baird,
club forest rangers, and Sherry
Newton, song and yell leader.
Mrs. John Hansen is the leader.
Next meeting will be April 1 at
the home of Paul and WUma Wil
liams. New members who wish to
join will be welcome to sign up at
that time, it was" announced.
Poultry Club
The Glen Vista Busy Layers 4
H club met recently at the home
of the leader, Mrs. Louis Dunlap.
Officers were elected as follows:
Barbara Carllle, president; David
Kribs, vice president; Bernlce
Hergenroden, secretary, and Fae
Phillips and Bobby Dunlap, re
porters. Flower Club
The "Sunny Flowers" 4-H
flower garden club was organiz
ed by Don Benscoter, county 4-H
club agent, Wednesday at the
home of Mrs. Rex Hanshew on
Jones road. Mrs. Hanshew will be
the leader of the new club.
Officers elected Include: Merrl
lyn Ross, president; Emma Jean
Bartlett, vice president; Donna
Hanshew, secretary, and Marilyn
Hanshew, reporter.
Other members are Carol Han
shew, Myrna Jefferson, Grace
Huettl, Loretha Huettl and Jan
Ice Rhotor.
requirement. But the supreme
court refused today to hear the
appeal.
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solvent for fats, oils, waxes and
gums.
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Meets at School
Mrs. P. R, Buckingham, Des
chutes county school superintend
ent, was guest speaker at a meet
ing of the Parent-Teacher club,
neiu rerenuy at tne Terrebonne
school. Mm. Vfcrn MhoUI inI Mm
C. Talbot were in charge of the
wined mciuueu a reaa
Ing by Mrs. Russell Hollinshead
ana two songs oy Mrs. I'earl Wei
gand, Mrs. John Hansen and Mrs.
Hollinshead, accompanied by Mi's.
Edward Mollman.
Russell Holllnshead's room won
the room count..
Aftpr the mwtflra tiin anil i.rtf.
fMk won. Kj.rv.v1 Ku Mrc Aval
Anderson, Mrs. John Poppe and
Mrs. Mollman.
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PAGE THREE
Bendonlan Dancinr club will
have an "April fool" party Satur-
day night. April 2, at the Bendon-
lan studio, 1001 East Penn ave
nue. Ernie Trailer's orchestra
will play from 9 p.m. to mid
night. The dance Is not a costume
affair, it was announced, but nov-
elty entertainment will carry out
me uicma a ciass session will
precede the party at 8 o'clock, It
was announced by the Instructor,
Mrs. L. M. Lancaster. Several
new steps will be presented, she
said.
TONITE and WED.!
TWO BIG HITS
FOR BARGAIN NITES!
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