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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963 | View Entire Issue (April 21, 1949)
THURSDAY, ApklL 21 ,1949 THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON PAGE THREE Mrs. C. P. Niswonger Honored at Tea 0 VC iV 21 i .... rii Cti cr--Tnj Mrs. F. N. Van'Matre. of 623 Congress, entertained last Friday afternoon. at a. tea honoring her mother, Mrs. C. P. Niswonger, on the occasion of her 75th birthday. A number of long-time friends of Student Paper Gets High Rating Redmond, April 21 "All-Amor-lean" is the honor ratine given the Redmond union high school stu dent newspaper for the first se mester by. the National Scholastic Press association. Only 10 of the high school papers in the United States submitted in the same group as Panther 'Scratches, Red mond high's paper, received the All-American rating, highest pos sible achievement in this national critical service. Carolyn Varney, daughter of Mrs. Harold Clapp of Redmond, is the student editor of Panther Scratches and a member of Quill and Scroll, national honorary for nign school journalists. Mrs. Delia Nunce, journalism instructor at Redmond, Is faculty adviser. Pan-1 ther Scratches Is printed monthly' "The Panther Scratches," wrote the Judge In the National Scho lastic Press association scorebook, "is a paper to which Redmond stu dents and citizens can point with pride. You've put a lot of work and ability Into It and you've produced a good paper. It is a good testimony to the staff and faculty who have been active workers on the paper." ' First class rating was awarded the 194S Panther Scratches. Sec ond semester papers for this year wllll be submittal for critical rat ing in May. - Excellent ratings were given on news values and sources, news writing and editing, and depart ment pages and special features and makeup. Headlines rated a superior. The paper Is edited by 25 students enrolled in a Journal Ism class under the direction of Miss ' Varney, ' editor, and Nance, faculty adviser. . Mrs, Of the approximately 3,000,000 miles of rural roads In the Unit ed States, one fourtji are primi tive and unimproved and one half are unsurfaced. the hororee participated in the affair. Each cuest was eiven a cor- j sage as she arrived. The tea table, which held a birthday cake, decorated with candles, was festive with spring flowers. Donna Rae (lUmpert played several piano selections. in the front row, left to right, above are: Mrs. N. R. Gilbert, Mrs. 1 M. Jackson Kelley, Mrs. Niswonger, Mrs. Emma Reber, Mrs. L. H. Nertrow, Mrs. Mary Ferguson, Mrs. Augusta Markel and Miss Mittye Vandevert. Others in the picture, left to right, are: Mrs. H. L. Maker, Donna Rae Gumpert, Mrs. J. P. Keyes, Mrs. Van Matre, Mrs. William Routely, Mrs. H. C. Friedley, Mrs. Lillian Organ and Mrs. Anne Forbes. Others present were Mrs. Ida Reynolds, Mrs. Mary Barton and Mrs. Raymond Gumpert. Dr. J. C. Vandevert and Rev. Ross Knotts also called' to offer their congratulations. Eugene Wedding Of Interest in ' Central Oregon Prineville, April 21 (Special) The wedding of Larry Pagter, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Pagter, of Portland, and Miss Virginia Bruckert, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bruckert, of Eugene, was solemnized Saturday evening in the university city.at St. Mary's Episcopal church. The bride groom is engaged in timber man agement work as a member of the headquarters staff of the Ochoco national forest here. His father is a timber management author ity at the regional forest office in Portland. The bride's father Is supervisor of the Willamette na tional forest. Immediately following the wed ding Mr. and Mrs. Pagter left for San Francisco on a honeymoon. He will return here Monday, and Mrs. Pagter, who now teaches at Springdale, will Join him when the spring school term ends. xt. C. Hulett, supervisor of the 'Jam Session' To Be Friday The second annual "Joint jam session" for all musicians of local No. 700, A. 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