The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, May 12, 1949, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWQ THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON THURSDAY, MAY 12, 1949 lllUliiUIHUIIIIIIIIMIIIHlliltl NEWS OF SOCIETY ' ' " " ' Ho S. Grant, Sodtl'y Editor (All todrtjr tteim iKould be reported to The Bulletin not later tlian 0 m. on the day. of publication, Tuexlayi, Thursday, and Saturdays.) Mrs. Parsons Is Nominated Group Head ' Mrs. W. E. Parsons heads the slate 01 officers named by the American Legion auxiliary's nom inating committee, at the meet' ing Tuesday evening at the libra ' ry auditorium. Others nominated lor election In June are the fol lowing: Mrs. Clarire J. Douglas, vice-president; Mrs. Edward . Green, second vice-president; Mrs. Bernice Towner, secretary; Mrs. J. W. Armstrong, treasurer; Mrs. Willard Hfgglns, Mrs. Art Brlnson and Mrs. T. J. Casey, executive committee. Mrs. Craig Coyner, Mrs. Ted Mark and Mrs. D. Ray Miller served on the nominating committee. Plan Poppy Sale ; Plans for the annual memorial poppy sale May 27-28 were com ' pleted, with all members to take , part, under airection . oi iwrs. Stella Pearl Runge, poppy chair man. Among . committee mem bers handling, details, are Mrs. Walter Baslm, who will be in charge of radio publicity, and Mrs. William AtLee and Mrs. Rob ert Haymaker, who will arranpe the memorial window. Mrs. Wil liam Niskanen, Mrs. Stella Nelson and Mrs. Sam Thompson are mak ing' wreaths and corsages which will be sold the week end preced ing Memorial day. Orders are being taken now and will be ac cepted until the day of the sale. Poppy posters made, by Bend grade school children In the an nual contest sponsored by the aux iliary will be displayed in down town store windows over the Memorial week end. . , . ' To Sponsor Girls' 1 It was announced at the meet ing Tuesday that the auxiliary is again sponsoring two girls to at tend Girls' State, and The Shev. lln-Hixon Company will again sponsor one girl. There is possi bility that there will be other sponsorships, officers said. The girls are high school juniors, se lected on their tnerlts. by faculty members. : : v. . v . . Roma McComb Is Bride-Elect x At ev recent meeting of Beta Sigma Phi, sorority, Miss Roma McComb announced her engage ment to Robert' D. Carter. The news was told in the traditional manner, with Miss McComb pre senting a box of chocolates and a card with the name of her fiance. Miss McComb is the daughter of Mrs. Emma Walker, of Bend, and Carter Is the son of Mr. and Mrs, Frank Carter, of 1502 Davenport. The bride-elect, a graduate of Bend high school, Is employed as a telephone operator at the local office. Carter attended the local high school before entering the navy, where he served for two years in world war II. He Is em ployed by Brooks-Scanlon, Inc. The wedding Is planned for May 28, at St. Francis Catholic church. Vernel Bigus Celebrates Eighth Birthday Yesterday Mrs. A! BIrus entertained the Sunny Blue Birds and their leader, Mrs. Forrest. Yeoman, Hi a party Wednesday afternoon al the BIrus home, 1425 Baltimore. The occa sion was the eighth birthday anni versary of Vernel Blgus. The girls roasted marshmallnws al the barbecue pit, and Ice cream and birthday cake were served. Others present were Connie Smith, Beverly Shotills, Ellen Hoeft. Shirley Crant, Diannr Yeo man, Christine Carlon, Judy Poor, Judy Haines. Judy Uclphrcy and Bonnie Crocker. Beta Sigma Phi Installs Officers Wednesday Night Tickets for Beta Sigma Phi's cancer benefit card party May 17 are available at the Bend drug store as well as from mem bers, officers announced today. The affair will feature a 1 o'clock dessert luncheon Tuesday In the Pilot Butte inn Blue room, with both bridge and pinochle to follow. Plans for the affair were com pleted at a meeting last night in the Pilot Butte inn. sunroom, When new officers were installed, with Mrs. Charles Dugan retir ing president, in charge. The new officers are Mrs. Howard Krog, president; Mrs. Frank Prince, Jr., vice-president ; Miss Shirley Blakely, treasurer; Mrs. Walter L a u r s e n, corresponding secre. tary, ana Mrs. Kooert Blakely, recording secretary. , - A special meeting of the group will be held next Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Krog, to make plans for the spring dance. Peace Worker Talks Tonight Wilfred Wellock. noted British economist, international peace worker and former member of the British parliament, will be cuest speaker at the First Christian church at 8 o'clock tonight. A dinner at the church will precede the lecture at 6:30 p.m. Wellock. whose travels' have In cluded two trips to Russia, has visited some 16 countries. At the end of world war I he was in- vitea to investigate the economic nnu auuai conditions ot uermany. He is well InfnrmuH nn Trtrllo at.H has contributed to Indian Journals ior over ou years. . He is On a 10-rlnv flnpnlr!n7 tnur in Oregon under the auspices of the American Friends service com mittee, the (juaker service agency which carries on relief or rehabil itation programs In 13 countries. He is being sponsored here by the n i ,i . . ... "... Denu ministerial association, witn Mrs. George Simerville, a mcm 6ir"dTt he Oregon commission lor UNESCO, assisting with arrange Jones-Entrikin Vows Exchanged At a quiet parsonage ceremony Monaay, May a, in wauowa, fctnel M. Entrikln and Ivor T. Jones. both of Bend, were united in marriage. Rev. O. W. Jones, of Wallowa, officiated. The bride, who has lived In Cen tral Oregon since early childhood, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Entrikin, of Bend. Jones, formerly a resident of The Dalles, is executive secretary of the Oregon State Council of Carpenters, AFL. For the past year he has lived In send and has operated his office here. The couple will be at home In Bend, after spending several days in eastern Oregon, Washington ana Jiaaho. Putting Contest Friday To Precede Golf Luncheon A putting contest is being plan ned for .the women's 'golf club tomorrow morning, preceding the regular weekly luncheon at 1 o'clock. The spring handicap tour nament has been postponed, be cause a new sprinkling system is being installed this week at the goll course. Also postponed Is a mixed four-ball foursome, which was scheduled for Sunday. Mrs. W. L. Stollmack is chair man of the hostess committee for the luncheon tomorrow. Assist ing her will be Mrs. E. W. William son, Mrs. Ross Farnham, Mrs. James D. Arbow and Mrs. Marion E. Cady. The hostesses were In correctly listed in Tuesday's paper. Calif ornians, Here To Attend Reunion Mr.' and Mrs. Robert H. Short, of Temple City, Calif.," arrived Saturday by plane for a two-week visit In Central Oregon. High lighting their stay will be a fam ily dinner party Friday night at Mlle-Away ranch, home of Mr. and Mrs. James F. Short, Red mond. The occasion will celebrate the visitors' fifty-eighth wedding anniversary. They were married May 13, 1891, in Missouri. The bride and groom of 58 years ago have four sons and four daughters. In Central Ore gon are George 1. Short, Bend; Wade H. and James F., Redmond, and Mrs. Inez Donahue, Red mond. With their families, they will participate in the reunion, as will another son, Clyde M., of Seattle, and his family. . Other children of the Couple are Mrs. Dave JorgensonJ Mrs. Victor Jones and Mis. Alice Coff- man, all of Los Angeles. State Winner 1.- Vs- 1S ' - A V - J') Giles' Photograph Alberta Sage, sophomore mem ber of the creative writing class at Redmond high school, who won first place in the state es say contest sponsored by the American Legion auxiliary. For her essay, entitled "What Kind of An American Am I?" she will receive an award of $50. At a recent school assembly she also was presented with a $5 award py Mrs. Kobert lull, on behalf of the local auxiliary, and a $5 check from Mrs. Joe Brown, of the Redmond Spokesman. Ruth Dixson, editor of "And the Bud Blossoms," surprised Alber ta with a package from her writ ing classmates and the snonsor. Mrs. Maude Lee. Jo Morton and Anna Bozarth, -also members of the creative writing class, placed second and third, respectively, in the district contest. Extension Unit Has Installation Carroll Acres, May 12 (Special) New officers of the Carroll Acres extension unit were installed at a meeting held last Friday at the nome oi Mrs. J. R. Boyd. They are Mrs. H. R. Tucker, chairman: Mrs. Gilbert Nelson, vice-chairman, and Mrs. Larry Foster, secretary-treasurer. Mrs. Hubert Bartlett, a member of the home extension county committee, was guest installing officer. Thirteen memDers were present. A demonstration on "Care of the Skin" was given bv Mrs. Tucker and Mrs. Harold Hanson, project leaders. Potluck luncheon was served at noon. The. meeting was the final ses sion until September. Trinifv EnlwnnAl irnilil will imect.TujBsday, May 17, at 2 p.m. m mo parisn nail. Mrs. U. A. HorstKotte and Mrs. Sam Thomp son will be hostesses. ALTERATION - REPAIR Men's and Women's Suits O'Coats. CARL JOHNSON. Tailor Suits made to measure. 335 Vermont I'liono 810 CASH TO BUY Wood and Coal Take Advantage of the Spring Nnwlnls Offered by Fuel Dealer and SAVE MONEY! '25.00 to '300.00 on Furniture Farm Machinery Livestock Automobile Loans Up to $500.00 NO INStRANCE REQUIRED! Twenty Month lo Repay PORTLAND LOAN CO. Norbert U. (ioodrich, Mgr. 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Remember "Pal Club," 11 to 11:15' each " Saturday morning from KBND's studios. Starting next Tuesday evening, and each Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday evenings at 7:30 on KBND, the new "Sammv Kave Showroom" program will be neard. The program features the music and showmanship of the or chestra leader who is among the top entertainment attractions of the country. "Swing and Sway with Sammy Kaye" is a byword from coast to coast among de votees of popular music. Be sure to hear "Sammy Kaye's Show room" program each Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday evenings at 7:30. TONIGHT'S PROGRAM :0( Straight Arrow 6 :ao Captain Midnight 6:45 Ton. Mix :0O Gabrk.1 Heattw 6:16 Mutual NewsrMl 6:80 Son. of the Pioneer. 6: Mu.lc 6 :60 Remunber When 6:116 Bill Henry News 1 :l)0 Bend Hiith School 7:16 Fraternally Your. 7:30 Vocal Varictiea 8 :00 Affair, of Peter Salem 8:80 Mysterious Traveler 8:66 Hy Gardner Say. .00 News 0 :16 Lanny Ross 9:80 Fulton Lewi. 9:46 Musle 10 :00 New. 10:16 John Wolohan 10:80 Rsy Hackett 11:00 Swn Oil FRIDAY, MAY 1' 6:00 Music 8 :S0 Sunrise Salute 6 :46 Farm KetwrUtr 7:00 News 7:16 Breakfast Gann 7 :80 Mornitiu Melodies 7 :40 News 7 :46 Morninir Roundup 8:0O Shoe Tune 8:16 Victor H. Llndlshr 8 :80 News 8:46 Music 8:00 Bulled. Board 9 :06 Airlane Trio 9:16 Kat Smith Sing. 9:80 World News 9 :86 Novelettes 9:40 Women's Digest 9:46 By Popular Demand 10:00 News 10:16 Gospel Singer 10:80 Lullaby Lane 10:86- Meet the Band 10:46 New. 10:60 Tun. Time 10:66 Man About Town ' 11:00 Luiies First 1 1 :30 Queen for a Day 12:00 Noontime Melodies 12:06 Today's Classified. 12:10 Noontime Melodiee 12:16 Sports Yarns 12 120 Noontlm. Melodic 12:80 News " ' 12 :46 Farmers' Hour 1 :00 New. of Prinevllla 2:00 Against the Storm 2:80 Make Music Your Hobby 2 :46 To Be Announced 8 :0O According to the Record 8:16 inquiring Parent 8 :80 Modern Melodies ' ' 8 :46 Northwest New. 8 :60 Musio 1:66 Centra Oregon New. ' 4:00 Fulton Lewis 4:16 Frank Hemingway t 4:80 Passing i'arad. - ' 4 :46 News 6 :Oo Superman 6:80 Captain Midnight 6:43 Tom Mix 6:UO Gabriel Heatter 6:16 Mutual Newsreel 6:80 Rider, of the Purple Sag! - ' . 6:46 Real Estate New. 6:60 Remember When ?:66 Bill Henry Nawa :00 This Is Paris 7:80 Melodic Mood. -8 :00 Straight Arrow , 8:80 Popular Favorite. 9 :00 New. . 9:16 Lanny Rom " ' ' 9 :80 Fulton Lewis 9:46 Musle for Dreaming 10 :00 New. ' , 10:16 John Wolohan 10:80 Kay Hackett 11:00 Sign Off. 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