PAGE TWO
TUESDAY. MAY 17, 1949
THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON
NEWS OF SOCIETY
11a S. Grant, Society EJitnr
(All Mriety Menu ihould be reported to The Bulletin not loter'ttian 9
.m. on ibe dayi of publication, Tuetdayi, Thurtdayi and Saturdttyi.) 1
luUHIIMUIIMUIUMIIIIHUIIIW.
Bend Women
Go to Salem
Convention
Dr. Pauline Sears, of Bend, was
elected to the office of state
health and safety committee
chairman at the state convention
of the Oregon Federation of Bus
iness and Professional Women
in Salem this past week end. Miss
Antoinette Blais, Miss Wilma Ja
cobson, Dr. Sears and Mis. Don
Tnompson attended the conven
tion as delegates of the local club.
Other local members present
were Miss Christobel Davidson
and Mrs. Zona Zalmbach.
New president of the Oregon
federation is Mrs. Hubert Ed
wards, Philomath. Several ' hun
dred women wers present at the
convention.
German Visitor Sponsored
Earlier this month Frau Emmy
Rebstein-Metzger of Mannheim,
Germany, arrived in this country
under the education exchange
program of the office of military
government of the United States
in Germany, the local club has
been advised. The National Fed
eration of Business and Profes
sional Women's Clubs, Inc., will
sponsor Frau Rebstein's 60-day
stay in America, in line with the
American government's policy of
bringing women of other coun
tries to America to learn democra
tic processes. She Is a prominent
woman lawyer, practicing in the
western zones, and an authority
on legislation for women.
"The German women," Frau
Rebstein explained, "have a great
need for united action such as
American women use. Women in
my country must learn how to
make their voices heard and re
spected both politically and econ
omically." Frau Rebstein's visit will in
clude a three-week stay at head
quarters of the BPWC federation
inNfw York, a trip to Washing
ton and tours throughout the
country to enable her to study
and appraise different sections of
the United States, observe local
clubs and attend district meetings.
Installation Set
Bend BPW club will hold for
mal installation of new officers at
a 7:30 p.m. dinner meeting on
May 25 at the Pine Tavern. New
officers are: Miss Davidson, pres
ident; Miss Jacobson, vice-president;
Miss Helen Mason, record
ing secretary; Mrs. Elsie Allen,
corresponding secretary, and Miss
Margaret Morris, treasurer. ,
Emern club will have a 1
o'clock luncheon Saturday nt the
Pino Tavern. Members who plan
to attend were asked to call Mrs.
L. V. Smith or Mrs. Don Peoples
for reservations.
lfF551 1ACK
Wll CORNER
Well, the warm weather
mtiHt have melted the lend In
my "anatomy" since I am on
lime this week.
Certainly the ways of jrov
eminent employee are devi
ous. Here I lie K'P "1 omiiiie,
Kisler, was under liidletineiit
for deportation. He Rets the
Idea of Return,' out of the
country on his own so he.
slowed away ami llien all the
hovs raise a line and cry, have
him taken off the ship to he
Kent back so I hey can send
him swav. II doesn't make
really Rood sense, particularly
since, the government roulil
collect on lnc bond Hint wns
put up for Ills appearance.
Why not keep the money as
n lesson to anyone Hint would
uo mi the bond of a Commu
nist and Ihi'ii sit back and say
"That'll fine, Mr. Klsler, but
If you ever come back, Heaven
help you!" Rut then hi thai
way Hie Roveriiiuenl Iw.vs
roiildn't spend lot of money,
nod thev would look a little lilt
silly. It Isn't Just the Chinese
Unit are so purlleiilnr about
sbvIiir face.
By Hie. way, hows your fish
Iiir.' 1 certainly haven I heard
any tall tales and I tau t led
any myself, because 1 haven'!
Im-cii out. Sooner or later the
Iiiir will bite me I suppose
Inn rlRht now I mn rImiir the
fish unri the other llslieriiien
it break, because with that
new rod of mine I will prob
ably slauRhter Hie fish. lie
ineiiiber, 1 .mid probably be
cause (hat's what the limn told
me when he sold me the rod.
It is siipiMised to do the work.
ti win see.
By the ay, have you situ
Hie "siM'clal for this week'.'
11 really Is a Rood deal. Inn
nut only Ret a lop quality Job
and Reniiuie parts, but you Ret
II at a price Hint is ccrlaluly
n barRain. Mslen tor it on our
spot annoiinernieiil on the ra
dio. And don't forRct to briiiR
your car in lor serileiiiR we
Rive il prompt and sMIIiul at
tention and uc pick up ami
delli er. Keinember HaibriHik
Motors, Mlnnexiia and Bond
Mret. I'lionu U80.
JACK HAI.UItOOK.
Bend Delegation
Back From Meet
Twenty-three Bend members of
Royal Neighbors of America at
tended the twenty-eighth inter
county convention May 11 at Mar
cola. Delegations were present
from Eugene, Springfield, Salem,
Cottage Grove, Monroe, Craw
fordsville, Idanha and Bend.
Mrs. Martinus Anderson, Bend,
was elected as a delegate to at
tend the state convention at
Klamath, Falls next year. Mrs.
W. E. Wise and Mrs. E. J. Mar
coulier were convention officers
from Bend. District officers in
troduced were Mae Logan, Port
land, state supervisor; Alice
Breedlove, Cottage Grove, Mabel
Miles, Salem, and Mrs. William
Weaser, Bend, district deputies.
Highlight of the convention was
a banquet held in the IOOF hall,
with 200 persons attending. An
open evening session, featuring
drills, and entertainment followed.
The . 1950 district convention
will be held in Eugene.
Installation Set
By
Kenwood PTA
New officers of the Kenwood
PTA will be Installed at the
group's last meeting of the
year, tonight in the school lunch
room. The meeting will be called
promptly at 7:30 p.m. Those who
wish to hear the Central Oregon
Oratorio society's presentation
of "Elijah" may leave early en
ough to hear the last half of
the ortorlo, it was announced.
PTA officers to be Installed to
night are Mrs. Kessler Cannon,
president; W. T. Welcome, vice
president; Mrs. William Hand,
treasurer; and Mrs. Richard
Gates, secretary. Projects for use
of proceeds from the recent Ken
wood carnival, sponsored by the
PTA, will be selected.
After the business meeting,
Mildred Chopp, of the high
school dramatics class, will give
a reading. Hostesses for the re
freshment hour will be the first
grade teachers, Mrs. Gordon Dan
lin and Mrs. R. C. Ertle, and the
firts grade room mothers, Mrs.
Clifford Rich and Mrs. Kenneth
Cale. ,
District Nurses
Install Officers
Mrs. J. C. Wright was Installed
as president of district No. 14,
Oregon State Nurses association,
at a dinner meeting last week at
the PIfie Tavern. Others who
were Inducted into offices are
Mrs. Steve Sprague, vice-president;
Mrs. Kenneth Nedrow,
treasurer, and Miss Hulria Lam
mers, secretary. Mrs. Oscar Lar
son conducted the installation.
Twenty women were present,
i Guest speakers for the occa
sion were Miss Shirley Thomp
son, Portland, OSNA president,
and Mrs. A. Hamilton, Portland,
secretary at largo. Mrs. Hamilton
read the Nightingale pledge as
part of the Installation ceremony,
in which retiring officers lighted
candles which they presented to
their successors. Mrs. P. W. Cher-
nenkoft was president last year,
and other officers were Mrs.
Grant Jensen, Mrs, Wright and
Mrs. Sprague.
Two Events Listed for
Women of Bend Golf Club
A trip to The Dalles for golf
and bridge, and the regular
weekly golf luncheon are on the
srhedule for women of the Bend
golf club this week.
A group will leave Thursday
al 6 a. m. from the Pacific Trail
ways depot bv special bus for
The Dalles. They will return thai
evening. .
Mrs. George Silkwnrth is char
man for Ihe Friday luncheon at
the local clubhouse. Others on
Ihe hostess committee are Mrs.
W. J. Kagan, Mrs. Kay Thomp-
You are cordially invited
To Attend the Showing of
TRAVEL FILMS OF THE WORLD
A FULL HOUR OF COLOR TRAVEL MOVIES
8:30 to 9:30 p. m. each evening this week
1 licsc (dim inoxics show in,' v.iuilioii innuli.scs iikhiiuI llur
wtuM iiic lirniiojil l u in i -1 , 1 1 i l i willi llic WOULD
Wll)i: llv'.WLL lil KLAU vvill, olli.es in IVihI. Redmond
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Redmond
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Installation of new officers of the Redmond Future Homemakers of America chapter made up part
of the program at the mother-daughter tea held recently In the Redmond high school gymnasium.
Standing near the table is Faye Telfer, president. Other home economics girls In the ceremony, left
to right, are: Imogene Smith, Fay Ross, Joanne Adams, Altamay McFall, Beverly Grubb, Mary Lou
Rice, Margaret Michel, Ha Adams, Nancy Petersen, Donna Milliken, Ruth Klamm and Patsy Hansen.
More Roses Are
Received for
Memorial Garden
Latest gift to the memorial
rose garden In Pioneer park is a
dozen plants given by the Amer
ican Legion auxiliary, It was re
ported at a meeting of the Bend
Garden club, Friday at the home
of Mrs. John M. Mihelcich. None
of the bushes in the garden was
winter-killed, It was reported.
Mrs. Stella Nelson was in
charge of the program, which
featured a study of tulips. .Tulip
arrangements brought by mem
bers were judged for points, with
Mrs. Laura Pittendrigh placing
first. Mis. Clifford Rasmussen
second and Mrs. Edgar Smith
third.
Mrs. L. M. Lancaster and Mrs.
Elmer Kay were welcomed as
new members. -
The spring flower show will
not be held this year, it was an
nounced. Bridge Prizes Are
Given for Series
At a bridge dinner Saturday
night at the country club, Mr.
and Mrs. Mark Sanders were
presented prizes for high scores
In the winter bridge tournament
for men and women of the Bend
Golf club. Mr. and Mrs. O. A.
Glassow received prizes for sec
ond high scores in the series.
Women who won prizes for the
bridge play Saturday night were
Mrs. H. Allen Young, first; Mrs.
George Ritchie, Jr., second, and
Mrs. Harry Athon, third. Prizes
for men went to E. L. Nielsen,
first; Stephen Malhiew, Portland.
second, and Tom Hutchins, third.
AAUW Planning Breakfast;
Picnic Slated Thursday
Bend branch of the American
Association of University Women
will have a business meeting in
connection with an 8:30 breakfast
Sunday morning, May 22, at the
Pilot Butte inn. Members who
plan to attend were asked to
make reservations at the hotel,
with G. Harris.
The literature study group will
sponsor a picnic, to be held Thurs
day at 5:30 p.m. at the home of
Miss Eleanor . Brown, 004 S.E.
Fourth street. In case of Inclem
ent weather, the meal will he
served Indoors al the home of
Mrs. C. E. Stranahan. TL'O South
Fifth street. Members of the so
cial studies group arc being in
vited to participate.
I'ythlnn Sisters will meet
Thursday at S p.m. in the library
auditorium. On Ihe refreshment
committee will be Mrs. Nelson In
land, Mrs. W. H. Cualiran and
Mrs. Oscar Hanson.
son. Mrs. Olio Lamb and Mrs.
William J. Hnor.
town & country
FH A Girls Hold Installation
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r,
Social Calendar
Tonight
7:30 p. m. PAL club, with
Mrs. F. M. Kutz, 424 East Third.
7:30 p. m. Kenwood PTA,
school lunch room.
8 p. m. Circle 1, Catholic Altar
society with Mrs. Bradford
Pease, Estes and Trenton.
8 p. m. Degree of Honor past
presidents, with Mrs. W. J.
Creighton, 1446 Hill street.-
8 p. m. Pine Forest grange,
Carroll Acres hall.
8 p. m. "Elijah," by Central
Oregon Oratorio society, school
gymnasium.
Wednesday
1:15 p. m. Daughters of the
Nile, Pine Tavern.
1:30 p. m. Beginners' day pro
grams at Marshall and Yew lane
schools.
2 p. m. Methodist WSCS,
group 1, with Mrs. Antone Fos
sen, 538 State street.
2 p. m. Group 2 with Mrs.
Byron Benson, 1155 Harmon.
2 p. m. Group 3 with! Mrs.
Clyde Stewart, 232 Vine.
6:15 p. m. Sdroptlmlst club,
Pine Tavern.
7 p. m. r Reception at First
Christian church for new mem
bers. 7:30 p. m. BDW club with
Mrs. Frank Chapman, 335 East
Kearney.
7:30 p. 1ro Beta Sigma Phi
with Mrs. Howard Krog, 841
Portland.
8 p. m. Wimodausis club with
Mrs. Floyd Branson, 574 Seward.
8 p. m. First Lutheran LDR,
church parlors.
8 p. m. Circle 4, Catholic Al
tar society, with Mrs. Chris An-'
derson, Blaklcy Heights.
1:30 p. m. Beginners' day pro
gram, Allen school.
2 p. m. Evergreen circle with
Mrs. J. J. Berrigan. 12 Mueller.
5:30 p. m. AAUW literature
and social studies groups, picnic
at home of Miss Eleanor Brown,
904 S. E. Fourth street.
7:30 p. m. Allen school PTA,
school auditorium.
8 p. m. Trinity Lutheran lay
men's league, church basement.
8 p. m. Pythian Sisters, li
brary auditorium.
8 p. m. Circle 2, Catholic Al
tar society, with Mrs. Bernice
Honsowclz, 707 Delaware.
OITTCKKS ELECTED
New officers of the First Chris
tian Women's council, elected re
cently, will be installed at Ihe
first meeting in June. They are:
Mrs. Robert Breckenridge, presi
dent; Mrs. Ralph Bailey, first
vice-president; Airs. Cecil Moore,
second vice-president ; Mrs. Ed
gar Smith, third vice-president;
Mi's. Alva Goodrich, secretary,
and Mrs. W. 1.. Moody, treasurer.
Cvergrcen Circle will meet
Thursday at 2 p.m. at the home
of Mrs. J. J. Kerrigan. 12 Muel
ler. Mrs. Roy Walters will be as
sistant hostess. On the entertain
ment committee will lie Mrs. Ar
nold llcitnn and Mrs. Walters.
Footwear
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WACANKIYA .
By Donna Davis
The Wacankiya Camp Fire girls
met last Wednesday at the home
of their guardian. The members
practiced a play, which the group
will present for the Women of
the Moose on May 24.
Mary Plummer gave a talk on
"The Care of Babies." Donna
Davis was elected scribe to re
place Suzanne Gregory, who has
moved to Alabama.
MIN'NIHECA
At their last meeting, the mem
bers of Minniheca, who are com
pleting their work for the rank
of woodgatherer, made plans for
the food sale that was held Sat
urday at O'Donnell's market.
Each girl has made a design for
her Camp Fire name and is sten
ciling it on her head band.
WETOMACHIC
By Judy Lively
The girls of Mrs. William Dur
fee's Blue Bird group, that re
cently flew up into Camp Fire,
have chosen Wetomachic as the
new name for their club. At their
May 7 meeting the girls con
ducted a regular business session
and elected new officers. Presi
dent is Phyllis Fuller; vice-president,'
Carmen Durfce; secretary,
Allison Van Wormcr and scribe,
Judy Lively.
After the business meeting the
girls served tea to their mother
and presented a program. Mrs.
Joe Elder explained "Memory
Books" to the group present.
Other members are Sharon For
ester, Sandra Davenport, Ann
Richards, Gaile Wilson, Joan
Price, Barbara Haupt, Susan Vier
gus, Linda Fountain, Sharlyn
Thompson, Nancy Dalman, Bren
da Burrell and Sharon McConncll.
WELKIKHOX
lly Sandra Elder
Welkikhon is the new name
chosen by Mrs. Vance Coynef's
Blue Birds. The group recently
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program "Sammy Kaye's Show
room" starting this evening at
7:30 on KBND, with a Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday evening
scheduling.
Friday evening, 8:30 to 9
KBND presents a transcribed
half-hour of the Softball jambo
ree at Bend's municipal ball park,
featuring opening ceremonies for
the 1949 softball season.
Effective next week, "Fishing
and Hunting club of the Air," now
at 8:30 Monday evenings, moves
to 8:30 Thursday evenings. The
first Thursday broadcast of this
favorite sportsmen's program
will be May 26.
Memorial day, one week from
next Monday, will see four broad
casts of the Memorial day speed
way race from Indianapolis, put
on the air exclusively on KBND
Mutual Don Lee. The broadcast
starts at 8:30 a. m., and concludes
with a 15-minute program at
12:30 noon.
"Count of Monte 'Cristo" to
night at 8 presents the story of
"Checkmate," a tale of the Ter
rible Turk who is a master of
the game of chess.
TONIGHT'S PROGRAM
:00 Straight Arrow
:30 Captain Midnight
" Tom Mix '
:00 Oabriel Heattir
;1S Mutual Newsreel
:30 Son of the Pioneers
:4B Music
:r0 Remember When
:65 Bill Henry Newa
:00 American Forum of Hi Air
:80 Sammy Kaye Showroom
:00 Count of Monte Crieto
:80 Paul Weston Show
:00 Newh
:16 Lanny Rnim
:SO r u ton Lewis
:46 Veterans' Varietla
on News
:16 John Wolohan
:30 llenrv Kinir
;00 Sinn Oil
WEDNESDAY, MAY 18
6 :0(1Variety Show
6:30 Sunrise Salute
DISTRICT MEETINGS SET
District meetings of the Wom
an's Benefit association will be
held May 21 at Eugene and May
2.6 at Echo, it was announced at
a special meeting of ,.the local
group last Tuesday afternoon in
Norway hall. Mrs. Kathryn
Bowen, state field director of Ore
gon and Washington, was a spe
cial guest. Twelve members were
present.
Allied Arts club will meet Mon
day, May 23, at 2 p.m. at the home
of Mrs. E. L. Nielsen, 326 Con
gress. Mrs. Fred Lieuallen will
have charge of the program.
went Into Camp Fire. The new
leader of the group is Mrs. Alice
Roper. The gills met Wednesday
night after school at the park,
where they played games.
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6:46 Farm Reporter
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7:16 Breakfast Oanir
7 :80 Morning Melodies
7 :40 News
7 :46 Morning Roundup
8:00 Shoe Tuna
8:16 Victor U. Lindlahr
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8:46 Music
:00 Bulletin Board
9:05 Airlane Trio
8:16 Kate Smith Sings
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 News
10:60 Tune Time
10:66 Mao About Town
11:00 Ladies First
11 80 Queen for a Day
12 :00 Noontime Melodies
12 :06 Today's Clansifiecla
12:10 Noontime Melodies
12 :80 News
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8:16 Modern Melodies
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8:66 Central Oregon News
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4 :46 News
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6:46 Tom Mix
6:00 Gsbriel Heatter
6 :16 Mutual Newsreel
6 :80 Riders of the Purple Sage
6:46 Music
6:60 Remember When
6:66 Bill Henry News
7 :00 Cote Glee Club
7:16 Speoial Report From Washington
7 :30 Popular Favorites
8:00 What's the Name of That Song?
8:80 Family Theater
9 :00 News
9:16 Lanny Ross .
9:30 Fulton Lewis
9:46 Skyline Platter Party
10:16-Jnhn Wolohan
10:80 Henry King
11:00 Sign Olf. '
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FEorial Tributes
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CARD PARTY HELD
A large crowd attended the
card party given last Tuesday
evening by the Woman's Bene
fit association. Prizes were
awarded to the following: Mrs.
D. Warner, Mrs. Mike Gassner,
Mrs. W. T. Raynor, Mrs. J. c.
Culler, Ralph Cooper and
Charles McMeen.
DANCE GBOUP TO MEET
The square dance group spon
sored by the physical education
department of the local schools
will hold Its regular weekly ses
sion this Wednesday evening.
Squares, mixers and folk dances
will make up the program for
the evening. The session will
start at 8 o'clock.
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pint 1.55
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