SATURDAY, APRIL 9, 1949
THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND. OREGON
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Many Attend
Lodge Affair
Thursday
. Forty people, including Knights
of Pythias, Pythian Sisters and
their guests, attended a banquet
Thursday evening at the Pilot
Butte Inn, honoring Mrs. Frank
Friday, of sForest Grove, grand
chief of the women's lodge, and
Dr. R. D. Ketchum, of Bend,
grand chancellor of Knights of
Pythias of Oregon.
Tables in "the dining roo'm were
attractively decorated with spring
flowers. 1-avors were miniature
"Easter baskets." - The program
included a piano s o 1 o by Lois
Gumpert, and a vocal solo by
Joyce Van Matre, ot Kertmond,
accompanied by Mrs. R. D., Ket
chum. After the banquet, the Pythian
Sisters held a regular meeting at
Eagles hall, followed by a pro
gram, which was open to guests.
The grand chief was presented a
gift, with Mrs. A. E. Stevens,
most excellent chief of the wom
en's lodge, making the presenta
tion. Tribute was paid the grand
chancellor in a candlelight cere
mony. Nelson Leland, grand master-at-arms,
was also introduced.
The degree staff and musician
presented a gift to Mrs. Fred
Gibson, captain of the team. Also
receiving recognition was Mrs. A.
R. Erickson, of Prineville, past
grand chief, who is now district
deputy grand chief.
Boys Entertain
George Nelson, Dick Fishbaek
and Ronald Settelmeyer enter
tained with humorous readings.
The evening's entertainment
culminated with the serving of a
large cake, decorated with the
emblem of the order, which was
cut by the grand chief and grand
chancellor.
Mrs. K. N. Van Matre was in
charge of the program, and Mrs.
Claude Kelley and Mrs. Ketchum
arranged the banquet decorations.
Make Prineville Trip
On Wednesday evening, 25 lo
cal Pythian Sisters attended an
affair in Prineville, honoring the
grand officers. The Bend lodge
presented the hostess group with
a beautifully -decorated birthday
cake.
Annual Luncheon
Interests Many
Willi the arrival' of spring
weather and an increased interest
in the "Easter parade," prepara
tions for the annual Easier Mon
day bridge luncheon, sponsored
by Trinity Episcopal ladies' guild,
have been given extra impetus, it
was reported by committee mem
bers, who arc making elabortc
plans for the affair. Surprise dec
orations are being planned, and
an attractive luncheon is to be
served.
The party will be Monday, April
IS, at 1 p.m., in the Episcopal
parish hall. A large crowd is ex
pected to attend.
Glen Vista Club
(OPEN 6 NIGHTS A WEEK)
A Pleasant Place to
DINE DANCE
Chef ANN ZITBAR'S famous
i cooking Mickey's Music
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Club Has Party
For Husbands
Members of the Hy-Larlty club
entertained their husbands at a
ham dinner Tuesday evening ut
the home of Mr., and Mrs. Mau
rice Lyons, on South Third. Aft
erward pinochle was played, and
prizes for high ' scores went" to
Mrs. Richard Maudlin and Robert
1 Lyons. '
Tnose present included the fol
lowing: Mr. and Mrs: filmer Al
len, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mills, Mr.,
and Mrs. Maurice Lyons, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Lyons, Mr. and Mrs.
A. M. Hammer, Mr. end Mis. Har
old Hansen,. Mr. and Mrs.- George
Raycraft, Mi. and Mrs. Maudlin,
Mrs. Carrie Steele Mrs. Lillie
Faulkner; Mrs. M. E. Lyons, Mrs.
Elsie- Cox, Mrs. Jack Dempsey,
Mrs. Fannie Hammer and Mrs.
Earl Gregg.
WSCS Names
New Officers
. Miss - Mittye Vandevert was
elected president of the Methodist
Women's Society of Christian
Service for the next fiscal year,
at a meeting held Wednesday aft
ernoon in the fireside parlor of
the church. Others who were
elected were Mrs. Walter Foote,
vice president; Mrs". L. L. Hirtzel,
corresponding secretary, and Miss
Ada Newby, treasurer.
Department secretaries were
named as follows: Mrs. C. E. Hein,
missionary and education; Mrs.
Leslie Chapman, organiz a t i o n
and promotion; Mrs. O. Hansen,
local church activity; Mrs. Elmer
Brown, supply; Mrs. H. Aspin
wall, youth work; Mrs. Antone
Fossen, spiritual life; Mrs. A. B.
Burleigh, literature and publica
tions, and Mrs. M. B. Smith, sta
tus of women.
Mrs. Howard Cox. who had
charge of the program, spoke on
Christianity in Latin America.
Members of group 2 were host
esses for the social hour.
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Extension Units
To Have Meetings
Home economics extension ac
tivities for next week include a
recreation training meeting, to be
held Tuesday, April 12, at 8 p.m.
at the Tumalo grange hall,. and
six unit meetings,
A test on material covered in
the social hygiene course complet
ed recently by the Young Mothers
study club, will be given Monday,
April 11, at 8 p.m. at the home of
Mrs. Robert Breckenrldce, 411
East Greenwood, for those who
were unable to attend when it was
given before. The regular meet
ing of the group will he April 18,
at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. R. G.
Lyons, 124 Delaware.
Unit meetings next week, all to
be held at 10:30 a.m., are as fol
lows: Tuesday, Bend unit with
Mrs. Harvey Olson, 1021 Colum
bia; Wednesday, Brooks-Scanlon
unit, guild kali, and Glen Vista
group, with .Mrs. L. Hafter;
Thursday, Lower Bridge, and Fri
day, Boyd Acres, with Mrs. V.
Benson.
LODGE SLATES ACTIVITIES
A chapter night program, an
executive board meeting and a
public card party are scheduled
for Women of the Moose next
week. The executive meeting will
be Tuesday at 2 p.m. in the Down
ing hotel, it was announced by
B. C. Taylor, senior regent. The
meeting Tuesday at 8 p.m. will
be committee chairmen's night,
with the library, Mooseheart,
Monsehaven, publicity and mem
bership chairmen to give reports.
The first in a series of public card
parties will be Saturday, April 16,
at 8 p.m., at Moose hall.
The Young MotheVs' study
club will hold the annual Easter
party for preschool children of
members Wednesday, April 13,
at 1:30 p. m. If the weather is
pleasant, the parly will be held
outside, at the home of Mis, Ar
thur E. May, 1851 East Eighth
street. In case of rain, the young
sters will be entertained indoors,
at the home of Mrs. Leo Beery.
G32 Ogden. Each child was asked
to bring two colored eggs.
CHAIRS
POSTURE CHAIRS
CHAIRS
Phone 89
Auxiliary to
Initiate 25
Next Tuesday
Twenty-five new members of
the American Legion auxiliary
will bo initiated at the regular
meeting to be held Tuesday, April
12, at 8 p.m. in the library audi
torium. Afterward there will be
a program, featuring special
Easter music.
At the meeting, the new em
blem lamp and gavel bell, pur
chased as this year s project, will
be used for the first time.
Mrs. Tull to Officiate
The initiation will be conduct
ed by Mrs. R. E. Tull, of Redmond,
district president, and her team.
Th; group to be initiated includes
tin following: Mrs. Clare Carlin,'
Mrs. Thomas Casey, Mrs. George
Davis, Mrs. Jack Davis, Mrs.
George Dubois, Mrs. Lester Edmi
son, Ella Beth Edmison, Daisy
Fayc Edmison, Patsy Ann Edmi
son, Shirley Jean Edmison, Mrs.
Sherman Dearth, Mrs. J. B. Fick
as, Mrs. Robert Hamaker, Mrs.
Louis Helphrey. Carolyn Hoog-
ner, Mrs. Edna Isham, Mrs. How
ard Krog, Mrs. Roy Logan, Mrs.
M. J. Maiioney, Mrs. Dodson Mer
ritt, Mrs. Connie Randall, Mrs.
Don Shingler, Mrs. Richard Smith,
Mrs. Norman Thompson and Mrs.
George Winslow.
Before the meeting, the execu
tive board will meet at 7 p.m.
Women Golfers
Attend Luncheon
Mrs. P. M, Houk, of Redmond,
won high score at bridge, at the
party for ladies of the Bend Golf
club, yesterday at the country
cluh. Other prizes went to Mrs.
Glen Gregg and Mrs. Harry
Athon. The clubrooms were dec
orated for the occasion with toys
and favors suggesting the Easter
season. About 50 women were
present.
Hostesses for the bridge lunch
eon wore Mrs. Bud Stipe, Mrs.
Wayne Faddis, Mrs. Jack Wetle,
Mrs. Marion Cady, Mrs. John
McCarthy and Mrs. Robert Wetle.
Social Calendar
Tonight
6:30 p. m. Berean class, potluck
supper, First Christian church.
8 p. m. Sons of Norway, Nor
way hall.
8 p. m. Bendonian dancing
club, 1001 East Penn.
8 p. m. VFW public card
party, Veterans hall.
8:30 p. m. Red Cross benefit
dance, Tumalo grange hall.
10 p. m. Elks inaugural ball,
BPOEhall.,
Sunday
2 p. m. Reception at Carroll
Acres hall, honoring Mr. and
Mrs. L. II. Nedrow.
Monday
S p. m. Order of Eastern Star,
Masonic temple.
Tuesday
10:30 a. m. Bend extension
unit, with Mrs. H. Olson, 1021
Columbia.
2 p. m. First Presbyterian
Sewing circle, with Mrs. R. M.
Smith, 1501 Awbrey.
2 p. m. Women of the Moose
executive board, Downing hotel.
2 p. m. Sunshine club with
Mrs. II. D. Hamilton, 501 New
port. 2:30 p. m. Circle 3, Catholic
Altar society, business meeting
at parish hall.
8 p. m. Women of the Moose,
chapter night at Moose hall.
8. p. m. American Legion aux
iliary, library auditorium.
8 p. m. Recreation leader
training meeting, Tumalo grange
hall.
PEO Sisterhood will meet
Thursday, April 14, for a 1 o'clock
luncheon at the home of Mrs. W.
E. Chandler, 1526 Awbrey. Mrs.
Alva Goodrich will be assistant
hostess. The program will fea
ture exemplification of the ritual.
Faculty Dames will meet
Wednesday, April 13, at 8 p. m.
at the home of Mrs. Paul Smith.
1545 West Third, with Mrs. Don
Pence as assistant hostess.
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Motorcyclists Set
Climb for Sunday
Two national hill climbing
champions, John Martlnollch,
Portland, and Casey Jones, Eu
gene, will headline the list of
Motorcycle slant artists appear
ing Sunday, April 10, at 1 p. rn.
in efforts to climb the steep hill
located three and a half miles
west of Bend on Ox ranch. The
ranch, on the Shevlin park road,
is located on the first road north
of the "old brickyard." To assist
the public in finding the site
easily, the road will be marked
with arrows, according to local
motorcycle fans.
Martinolich, the "Oregon rock
et," is known throughout the
country for his record-breaking
feats. He frequently visits other
slates, just to "show them how."
Hill in Shape
Members of Cascade Motor;
cycle club, Inc., sponsors of the
hill climb, have worked for weeks
getting the hill in shape. The
high-powered motorcycles hit the
hill at. full throttle, sometimes
looping, at other times flying
over the rough surface, and
sometimes climbing near-by trees.
Two local riders, Del McNemar
and Ralph Mooers, will display
their skill on the iron steeds.
Winning riders are awarded cov
eted points which, at the end of
the season, determine who will
be eligible to compete for the na
tional championship titles. Rid
ers will travel long distances to
try for these points. .. '
Others expected to enter in
clude: Hank Brethauer, Seattle!
Curt Day, Tacoma; Emil Krefsky,
Vancouver, Wash.,- also a past
national champion; Bill Donaca,
Joe Neys and Wilbur Hanson, all
of Portland, and Dave Walling,
of Eugene.
Choir to Sing
At Church Rites
The Bend high school a capella
choir will sing at the regular Sun
day evening service of the West
minster Orthodox Presbyterian
church. The service starts at
7:45 p.m.
The choir, under the direction
of Don Pence, will sing as its first
group: "Czecho-Slovakian Folk
Tune," arranged bv Max T:
Krone; "To Thee We Sing," ar
ranged by Peter Tkach, and "Let
All the Nations Praise the Lord,"
Leisring-Hoggard. ;
A second group at the close of
the service will consist of "Fierce
Was the Wild Billow," by T. Ter
tius Noble, and "O, Holy Lord," by
B. Nathaniel Dett,. . . .: ,
J The topic announced ' by the'
pastor, Rev. Robert Nicholas, for
the evening message is "An Un
answered Question." 1
Wives of Lions
Banquet Guests
Redmond, April 9 (Special)
Wives of members of the Lions i
club were guests at a banquet- j
meeting of the organization held
Wednesday night in the Redmond i
hotel. '..!
Entertaining the group was the
girls sextet from the high school
which 'sang several numbers ac
companied by Miss June Zinc
graf at the "piano.
Members and guests also parti
cipated in a half hour program
of group singing.
Ed Myers represented the Bend
Lions club at the meeting.
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Key Club Work :
Redmond, A)ril 9 (Social)
Fifteen boys interested In form
ing a Key club were guests of the
Klwanis club at a luncheon-meeting
held Thursday at the Red
mond hotel.
Rev. Wesley Baker explained to
the group the function and pur
pose of the club. ,
Candidates for membership In
the proposed Key club who were
present at the luncheon are:
Bruce Rogers, Rom Cox, Don
Wells, Ray Shumway, Jim Hes
tow, Jack McCaffery, Bob Shof
stall, Frank Conklin, Kenneth
Viegas, Pete Satterleo, Melvln
Johnson, Ernie Magill, Donald
Wolfe, Bill Adams and Cleve
Winkel.
Carroll Acres
Carroll Acres, April 9 (Special)
,Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hanson and
daughters, Janet and Karen, call
ed at the L. R. Halligan home
Thursday- evening.
Mrs. H. R. 'lucker and son,
Dick, called at the Gilbert Nelson
home Thursday afternoon.
, Mrs. Gladys Carroll entertained
with a party Wednesday evening
honoring the birthday of her
mother, Mrs. W. E. Dunn. The
following guests were present:
Mrs. Rhetta Kirkpatrick, Mrs.
Sarah Hurd and Mrs. John Oris
wold. Another daughter of Mrs.
Dunn's. Mrs. T. M. Cole, from
North Bonneville, Wash., is visit
ing at the Carroll home.
Mrs. Stella Nelson has return
ed from Portland after spending
the week there.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Dunn, from
Sweet Home, visited with his
mother, Mrs. W. E. Dunn, and his
sister, Mrs. Gladys Carroll, Tues
day. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Cook were
Sunday dinner guests at the Paul
Marsh home.
Dinner guests Sunday at the
Frank Gray home were Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Williams and daughter,
Judy, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Row
ley and Howard Thom.
Laurence Carroll spent last
week end visiting in Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Halligan and
son, Regie, were Sunday dinner
guests at the, Arthur Nickel home.
.Mrs. FrankjGray.'s brother, Carl
De Moy, is visiting at the Gray
home for several days. De Moy's
home is in Oregon City.
1 Mrs. John Griswold called at
the Gladys Carroll home Sunday.
Gus Pifer called at the II. R.
Tucker home Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Tim Sullivan, of
Klamath Falls, visited Wednesday
with Mrs. Sullivan's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Marshall Welshons.
.Sherrill Gray was amond the
F.H.A. girls from Bend high that
attended a party in Redmond
Wednesday evening. , -The Red
mond F.H.A. entertained " the-rj
group from Bend.
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Demonstration! at 620 Quimhy
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Glen Vista., April 9 (Special)
William Cavin and son, Laurence,
are moving to the Leona Jones
acreage, which they have pur
chased. Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Chrisco drove
to Sweet Home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hoyle Phillips
drove to Tlgard to take her moth
er, Mrs. Pay ton, home.
Mrs. C. C. Carter visited J. G.
Chrisco recently.
Mr. and Mrs.. Louis Dunlap
and Mr. and Mrs. Hoyle Phillips
visited the Elrod ranch at Terre
bonne last Sunday.
Fred Whitmore sprained his
ankle last week.
Mrs. Ethel Zeigle'r has been on
the sick list for the past week.
Cecil Kribs spent his spring va
cation visiting his aunt and uncle,
Mr. and Mrs. John Mallot, in Sis
ters.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Whitmore
had dinner with their son, Henry,
last Sunday in Bend.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Cox attended
the 25th anniversary of the Pow
ell Butte grange, where they re
ceived their 25-year pins. Thev
arc charter members of Powell
Butte grange. Betty and Rich
ard Koth also attended.
The 4-H llkestock club held its
meeting last week at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Anton Heden.
Thirteen members were present.
Mrs. Chester Fullerton was
hostess at a pink and blue blanket
shower for Mrs. Donald Secley
Thursday evening. Those present
were Mrs. Donald Seeley, Mrs.
B. W. Seeley. Mrs. J. H. Wriffht.
Mrs. B. A. Chanev. Arlsne
Chaney and the "hostess, Mrs. C.
E." Fullerton.
The 4-H Flying Needles knittlne
club met at the home of their lead
er, Mi's. W. A. Winney, Monday
after school. The 10 members
present started work on socks
and mittens.
Bernlce Hergenroder and Rich
ard Koth each got 100 baby chicks
this week for 4-H club work.
The 4-H Rose and Flower club
met at the home of the leader.
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Mrs. James Price, Tuesday eve
ning. Mrs. Leslie Kribs attended the
Town and Country club dessert
luncheon at the home oX Mrs. Hu
bert Bartlett.
Bernlce Hergenroder has been
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FOOD SALE PLANNED
Circle 4 of .the Catholic Altar
society will hold a food sale Sat
urday, April 16,: at 10 a. m. at
O'Donnell's market.
A United States naval medical
research unit is conducting scien
tific studies of tropical diseases
in the Middle East.
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