The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, May 10, 1949, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO fciiiiiiimiimimmmiiiiiuiiiiiiuimiuiiiiiiiUi NEWS OF SOCIETY tta S. Grant, Society Editor ' ' (All tociety Heiui iKould be imported In The Bullrlin not Inter Irian 0 .m. on the days ol publication. Tuetdayi. TliumJayi and StiturJuyi.) Beta Sigma Phi Plans Benefit; Installation Set Beta Sigma Phi sorority mem bers are busy with plans for their dessert luncheon and ca. d p.'ily, . to be held Tuesday, May 1, as a benefit for the American Can cer society's l?49,fund. The af fair will be held in the Phut Butte inn Blue room, with the serving to start at X o'clock. Both ' bridge . and pinochle will be played, according to Mrs. Walter Laursen, general chuirman. Ar rangements for tickets may be ' made by calling Mrs. Howard Krog, telephone 318-J, it was an nounced. To Install Officers Plans for the affair will be completed at a meeting Wednes day at 7:30 p. m. in the Pilot Butte inn sunroom, when new officers will be Installed. Mrs. Krog will succeed Mrs. Charles Dugan Jr., as president. Breakfast Is Held Twenty-three women were pres ent at the sorority's Mother's aay breakfast last Sunday at the Pilot Butte inn. Mrs. Krog extended the greeting, and Miss Mary . Chavis gave a reading on Mother's day. Square Dance Group To Meet Next Week The old time square dance group will not meet this Wednes uay evening, it was announced to day by the physical education de partment, which sponsors tile ac ' livily. Schedule conflicts and the monthly meeting of the Central Oregon Schoolmen's club were the reasons given. . A. regular session will be held next week on Wednesday, May 18. Four more sessions will be held before school is out, under the sponsorship of the physical educa tion department, it is expected "" that the city recreation depart ment will then take ever for the summer. Tunior Clvlo league will Install officers at the annual dinner, to be held Thursday evening at the Klkhoi-n country club south of Bend. Reset vutions must be made by tonight with Mrs. William U. Wilson or Mrs. A. i Hebert. The group 'will meet Thursday at 7 p.m:, ;at the home of Mrs. Jesse ferrine, ii ast Third street, where cars will be on hand lor transportation. ' .' ' J: iiiiiiiimmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiKiiHtimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Miss Duncan Wears White For Wedding Miss Mary Dolores Duncan be came the bride of Harrison Stew art Jr., in a ceremony Thursday at 8 p. m. at the home of the bride's brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Duncan, 935 Greenwood. Rev. Allan B. Philp, of First Presbyterian church, of ficiated in a floral setting. The bride is the daugnter of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Duncan, and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Stewart Sr. Cloyd Duncan gave his sister in marriage. She wore a gown of white satin with lace-trimmed fingertip veil of net She carried a white prayer book with white iris and satin streamers. Miss Ruth Duncan, sister of the bride, was maid of honor. She wore a gown of aqua and her corsage was of pink carnations. Edgar Harvey, bother-in-laW of the bridegroom, acted as best man. The bride's mother was .attired in navy blue, and the bride groom's mother wore a black suit. Both had corsages of pink carnations. After the ceremony, a recep tion was held. The bridal couple cut the first piece of wedding cake. Mrs. Kenneth Duncan and Miss Josephine Stewart poured. Mrs. L. C. DeWltt cut the wed ding cake, and Mrs. Lester Dunc an was in charge of the guest book. Present at the wedding and re ception were about 40 relatives and friends of the couple. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart left on a . honeymoon trip to Portland and coast points. They will be at home after Sunday on East Irv ing avenue. Bend WCTU will have a regular meeting Friday at 2 p.m. at the home of the president, Mrs. Wal ter Daum, 654 East Kerney. Mrs. Charles Lntrikin will be in charge of tne program, which will feature a speaking contest on temperance, with pupils of the Seventh Day Adventist school, under direction of Mrs. Nora Harbison, participat ing. A similar speaking contest Will also be held Wednesday at i p.m. at the home ol Mis. i-i. is. Meeker, 1537 East Fourth street. Both contests are sponsored by the WCTU, with meduls to be awarded the winners. ; : , ATTENTION, RESPONSIBLE DRIVERS ... SAVE 15 TO 25 on insurance covering loss or damage to your automobile through GENERAL AMERICA'S These strong capital stock companies lead again in providing responsible drivers with better insurance at lower cost. . . Ask us about it, now! 217 Oregon general insurance company of america First National Insurance Co. of America General Casualty Company of America HOME OFFICES SEATTLE, WASHINGTON Local Couple ' t $ c " fe1 ri t i 'i, 7 J'M.t ' 4flfc-vi.jv:'i-.- I Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Stewart, Jr. (Mary Dolores Duncan) were married at a home ceremony Thursday, and are honeymooning on the Oregon coast. Burns Women Golf Guests Bend women won all their matches at the local golf club Sunday, when they entertained a group of women from Bums. The pairings were as follows, with the victor listed first in each case: Mrs. William Naylor and Mrs. Frank ' Huffman, Mrs. George Thompson and Mrs. Pete Wyss, Mrs. J. S. Grahlman and Mrs. A. Morgan, Mrs. A. H. Marshall and Mrs. Frank McQueen, Mrs. Don Williams and Mrs. Harold Olson, and Mrs. Ralph Adams and Mrs. Craddock. . In the opening day flag tourna ment last Friday, Mrs. parley El liott was winner in the handicap class, and Mrs. John Janzik for beginners. Qualifying play for the spring handicap tournament will start this Friday. Mrs. W. L. Stollmack is chairman of the luncheon com mittee, which also includes Mrs. E. E. Hughes, Mrs. Ward Coble, Mrs. W. H. Myers and Mrs. Ken neth E. Duling." Gold Star Mothers, Central Ore gon chapter, will meet Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the home of Mrs. C. D. Delaney, 1342 Albany. A mo moiial service will be included in the program, according to those in charge. ' j 1 , , U 1- Elmer Lehnherr THE BEND" BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON in Home Rite Photo Art Studio . TOURNAMENT ENDING Members of the Bend Golf club who participated in the bridge tournament must turn their scores in by Thursday evening to Mrs. James Bockius, 1606 West Fifth street. First and second prizes will be awarded at the bridge dinner to be held Saturday night at the country club. BANQUET TO BE HELD A banquet Saturday evening, May 14, at 6 o'clock in the IWA hall on Bond street will be a high light of the annual Klamath basin district council convention, to be held here Saturday and Sunday. The IWA-CIO auxiliary, No. 6-7, will be in charge of the banquet. ." VFW auxiliary will have a regu lar meeting Wednesday at 8 p.m., in Veterans hall on Bond street. Delegates to the state convention to be held in June' at Coos Bay will be elected. Mrs. Morley Mad den, Mrs. . Vernon Rowley and Mrs. Ernest Brownell will be host esses for the social hour. Bend Garden club will meet Fri day at 2 p.m. with Mrs. John M. Mihelcich, 435 Federal. Mrs. Percy M. Madden will be In charge of the program, to-feature a study of tulips, and members are to bring arrangements of tulips, to be IudgetV for points. A 1 J a XT I .TV Phone 525 Voice of f RMD- 1340 Central Oregon IVDIM' Kilocycles Affiliated With Mutual Don Lee Broadcasting System ON THE ah n& WITH KBND Thursday morning, 6 to 6:30, KBND will re-broadcast the Na tional Ayrshire air show, a pro gram presented by the national organization of 7500 members de voted to the preservation and pro motion of the Ayrshire breed of cattle. Meet the Press this Saturday evening at 9:30 Interviews Sen ator Keneth S. Wherry of Nebras ka, minority leader of the senate. Joan Caulfield and Richard Widmark will be starred In "Fam ily Theater" tomorrow evening at 8:30 in the Jack Price story, "Two for One." James Farley will be host for the program. "Count of Monte Crlsto" this evening at 8 stars Carleton Young in the title role with Parley Baer as Rene Mlchon. Virginia Gregg is cast in the feminine lead. To night's story is entitled "The Man Without a Home." For the fourth successive year, the broadcasting team of Bill Sla ter and Gene Kelly will head up the announcing staff as the Mu tual Don Lee network exclusively broadcasts the 500 mile Indianap olis Speedway classic on Memo rial day, Monday, May 30. Four broadcasts are planned during the morning. TONK.HT'S PROGRAM' 5 :00 Straight Arrow A :S0 Captain Midnight BUS Tom Mix NO "HOTFOOT" Cool Summer Casuals Whites and S ' Summerettes You'll delight In happy-go feet in these color spun casuals. Several styles Including; this with the comfort-craned sole, topped wllli shimmering straw-type braid iniilli colored. Or Mrhnps you'll choose this rugged and ropy looking out side, seashell smooth inside I'arma, that comes in a medley of shades wheat, white, gold or flame red. Price? low! Buster Brown the SHOE STORE of ALLEY OOP NOW, ALLEY, NCIIVE NO YAIN'T GONWA REASOJ ID FXPPCT PR. I 6ET ME IMTO A I i M. I. ..ITTO tT.-.V 7KIK LOOKING LlkK Jt TKIK :0O fiabriel Hratter 6:16 Mutual Ncwareel 6:30 Sun or tha Ptoneera 6 :46 Ted Cooper 6:60 Remember When 6:66 Bill Henry Newa 7 :00 American Forum of the Air 7:80 Melodie Mooda 8:00 Count of Monta Criato 8:S0 Popular favorite a ;46 Music. 9 :00 Newa 9:16 Lanny Roaa 9:80 Fulton Lewis 9 :46 Veterana' Varietto 10:00- Newa 10:16 John Wolohan 10:30 Kay Hackett 11:00 Sign Off WEDNESDAY, HAY 11 ;00 Variety Show :SO Sunrise Salute 46 farm Reporter : 00 News :16 Breakfast Gang 80 Morninir Melodlea :40 News 46 Morning Roundup :uo Shoe Time :16 Victor H. Lindlahr :30 Newa , :46 Music :00 Bulletin Board 06 Airlane Trio :16 Kate Smith Singa 80 World Newa :86 Novelettes :40 Women's Digest :46 By Popular Demand uu Newa : 16 Gospel Singer ALL SERVICES FREE! 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" t OK NO r .y- 7.V 10:80 Lullaby I.an 10:86 Meet the Baud 10:46 Newa 10:60 Tuna Time 10:66 Man About Town 11 :00 Lailiea First 11:80 Queen for a Day 12 :00 Noontime MeloUlea 12 :06 Today'a Claasifleila 12:10 Noontime Melodies ' 12 :80 Newa 12 :46 Karmera Hour l:0O-Newa of Prinevlll 8:00 Avainst the Storm 2 :80 Music ' 2:46 Radio Devotions I :uo According to me Record 8 :16 Modern Melodlea 8:46 Northwest Newa 8 :60 Music 8:66 Central Oregon Newa 4 :00 Pulton Lewis 4:16 Prank Hemingway ' 4:80 Passing Parade 4 :46 Newa 6 :00 Superman 6:80 Captain Midnight 6:4K Tom Mil 6:011 Gabriel Hatfer 6:16 Mutual Nowarecl 8:80 Ridera of tne furple Saga 6:46 Ted Cooper 6 :60 Remember When 6:66 Bill H-nry Newa 7 .00 Cote Glee Club 7:16 Special Report From Washington 7 :80 Popular Favorite 8:00 What's the Name of That Song? 8:80 Family Theater 9:00 Newa 9:16 Lanny Rosa 9:80 Fulton Lewie 9:46 Skyline Platter Party 10:16 John Wolohan 10:80 Ray Ha-kett 11:00 Sign Olf. TtoMolav Mothers club will meet tonight at 7:30 in the Ma sonic club rorms. Election of offi cers Is scheduled. Charmettes It's iinHssiblc to have uncomfortable, hot feet In these cool charmers smart, sum mery footnotes to fashion. And they're eco nomical without sacrificing quality big Buster Brown values! These styles and others. ,T 4.95 3.95 2.95 great values A I PALMER, HERE'S THE Q OH.VES, VOCTOK... Y -J fj, ,W 1 W.6 TELLING YES, SIC-INDEED r rZAi J A POUT... CAN WE CAM- , I HOTEf i lill Hi TUESDAY. MAY 10, 1949 U'BA past presidents will meet Wednesday for a 1 o'clock lunch eon In apartment No. 2, The Alta mont, with Mrs. Marion Dubuis as hostess. CLOSING OUT- TENNIS Cortland, reg. vals. . 8.95 to 11.95 and Badminton RACKETS Also Balls and Birds 13 OFF Garden and Lawn Sprinklers 75c up Automatic Rain King .. .. 7.95 Adjustaolc, 6' to 50' area Regular Rain King ... ... . . 5.50 Sherman 3.95 Square Sprinkler... 98c Sprinkler Cans 10 qt. 1.95 n qt. 2.39 14 qt. 2.89 Wiss Grass Sheers. 2.30 Pruning Shears 1.10-2.35 Lawn Trimmer... 18.95 Mows the lawn and trims the edges. Pincor 18" Power Mower 119.50 Rubber Hose Double braid, 15 yr. guarantee 50 ft. coil 9.65 Other 50 ft. 6.15 and up Also 25 ft. lengths. Benena Hardware Co. YOUR MARSHALL-WELLS STORE Corner E. 3rd & Greenwood l'liono 775 Sales Service Electrolux Pre-War Price 69.75 PHIL PHILBROOK Authorized Dealer 11!46 E. Srd. Phone 1293 J By V. T. Hamlin SALE M. y. DINT, tut.