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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963 | View Entire Issue (May 26, 1949)
'1. ? ri THURSDAY, MAY 26, 1 949 v- . tiiliililiiillllilUlllillilllllillilllilliil(tllUlllllilItit(iiltlllllili!iil NEWS OF SOCIETY tin S. Grant, Society Iditar ' (All wlrty items xliotiM be rrporlrj to 'llic Hull, tin not Llrr ll.un 0 . b.iii. on the tiny ol publit ullon, TuTftJayn, 'lluiiiilayn and Saturday.) l'.li:)1till'rTltll!llttfttlllllltl)UtNlllltjlttiitllUI1lllUtUtilUaUt1IIIUIUtlll Jti'llllllUIJtt)ttllljtLl:Ht(ltllU)lltt(ltItllllllllllltliUIIIUtltltlUIIIUttUilltllllll( Joyce Davis Reigns as Queen 7T uiy , l ay If Joyce Davis of Redmond, named "Miss Oregon" last year at the Miss Oregon pageant at Seaside, will reign over the third annual pageant to be held at the Oregon beach resort July 22, 23 and 24. Miss Davis, who was in sixth place in the Miss America contest at Atlantic City last September as Oregon's representatives In the event, has completed a year's training in voice at the San Francisco Conservatory of Music on the $1000 scholarship which she won at Atlantic City. She plans to make music her career. Fifteen of Oregon's most attractive and talented young women will be in Seaside for the battle of pulchritude which will end with the crowning, by Miss Davis, of the new Miss Oregon. Each will represent an Oregon community and each will have a chance to win the coveted trip to Atlantic City and the Miss America contest. GleasonShaw Vows Are Said In Med ford Mr. and Mrs. Royal Gleason, who were married May 6 in Med ford, have returned from a wed ding trip and are at home In Bend, at 328 East Kearney. The bride, the former Janet Shaw, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shaw, of Medford. Gleason, who is manager of the local Western Auto Supply store, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Gleaspn, The wedding was performed at Vie Girls' Community club in Medford, with Rev. J. D. McDan iel officiating. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a soft pink dress maker suit with white accessories. She carried a colonial style bou quet of red rosebuds centered with a white orchid. Mrs. Dean Eppinger, sister of the bride, was matron of honor. She wore a grey suit with pink accessories and carried a colonial style bouquet of red rosebuds. Alfred Gleason was best man for his brother, and Jimmie and Vernon Gleason ushered. Miss Eleanor Hoover, cousin of the bridegroom, was soloist. Miss Velma Brock played the wedding music. A reception was held after the wedding, with about 65 relatives and friends of the couple attend ing. Both young people are gradu- ) Friday and MAY 27th BOYS Sunsuits $1.00 Shirts .'. $1.00 T-Shirt$ ...$1.00 C?Hon Suits $1.00 Bedroom Slippers $1.00 BABIES Creepers ...$1.00 Felt Shoes $1.00 Gowns 2 for $1.00 Knit Suits $1.00 Pique Boys' Caps ..-$1.00 Sunsuits $1,00 Plastic Pants ..2 for $1.00 pinkenblu shop Near Chamber of Commerce . . 'V,' : Dinner Dance Set For Country Club A dinner dance for. members of the Bend Golf club will be held, Saturday night, May 28, at the country club. Dinner will be served at 8 o'clock, following a cocktail hour. Dancing will be from 10 p. m. to 1 a. m. Dr. and Mrs. M. B. McKenney are chairmen of the host commit tee, which also Includes the fol lowing: Mr. and Mrs. Y. Allen Young, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. McAl lister, Mr. and Mrs. K. M. Long bHa,'"1Mr.'lantl',Mrs. W. H. Beid, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Halbrook, Mr. and Mrs Ted D. Carlson, Mr. and Mis. R. W. Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Symons, Mrs. F. S. McGar vey, Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Howard M. Conlee, Mr. and Mrs. Walter G. Peak, Mr. and Mrs. Sig Skavlan and Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Meyers. Women's Golf club will have a regular Friday luncheon tomor row at 1 .o'clock at the country club. Mrs. Jack Halbrook is chair man of the hostess committee, which also includes Mrs. Jack Layton, Mrs. Fred Paine, Mrs. Delbert Hale and Mrs. Bill Hand. ates of the Medford high school. The bride was employed at the J. J. Newberry store in Medford. In world war II, Gleason spent 43 months with the signal corps, serving mostly in the South Pa cific area. at the pinkenblu shop Saturday and 28th GIRLS 4 pr. Sox $1.00 Shorts ..$1.00 Sunsuits $1,00 Bonnets $1.00 Mary Jane Slipper ..$1.49 TOYS Helicopter $1.00 Block Books ...2 for $1.00 Circus Books ..2 for $1.00 Pull Toys $1.00 Place Mats.... 2 for $1.00 1027 Brooks St. Senior Girls To Be Guests At Annual Tea Bend high school senior girls will be guests of honor tomor row at the traditional tea given by the Bend branch of the American As sociation of University Women for the graduating young women. The affair will be held this year at the home of Mrs. Lorrance B. Evers, 620 Riverside, from 3 to 5 p. m. Mrs. T. D. Carlson is general chairman in charge of arrange ments. Mrs. Howard Nicholson is arranging a program of music, and Miss Grace Mary Linn heads the hostess committee. Mrs. Carl E. Erickson is in charge of decorations, and Mrs. Don Ratliff is chairman of the refreshment committee. Breakfaxt Is Held Plans for the tea were complet ed by AAUW women at a break fast meeting Sunday morning at the Pilot Butte inn. Business in cluded election of Miss Zola Mc Dougall as delegate to attend the national biennial convention June 19-23 in Seattle. Mrs. William Nis kanen was appointed as chairman of a committee to select the group's principal project for next year, with activities to be cor related around a central theme. Mrs. A. W. Westfall was appoint ed chairman of a scholarship and fellowship fund-raising project. Miss Margaret Cornell was elect ed treasurer.. To Present Scholarship The AAUW's scholarship to an outstanding senior girl will be among those presented at the an nual major awards assembly Fri day morning at the high school. Mrs. Wallace Van Hise will make the presentation. Mary Louise- Loggan Heads Jobs Daughters Bethel Mary Louise Loggan was elect ed honored queen of Jobs Daugh ters, at their meeting last night at the Masonic temple. Others named include: Beverly Reinhart, senior princess; Nadine Peppin, junior princess; Nancy Ferguson, guide, and Pat McKee, Marshall. Charleen Dahlin is the retiring queen. Installation of the newly elected officers will be June 8. LOGGER KILLED Roseburg, May 26 UP) Authori ties today said Julius Lee Har old, Sweet Home, logger, was killed at work near the Starve out canyon location of the Moun tain Side Logging Co. . , He was crushed by a rolling log. RECORD TOUR . 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Social Calendar Tonight 8 p.m. Ex-Librls club with Mrs. H. L. Gentry, 354 East Irv ing. 8 p.m. Junior Civic league, li brary auditorium. 8 p.m. Lady Elks, social tor husbands, BPOE hall. Friday 7 p.m. Women's golf club, luncheon at country club. 2 p.m. Bend Garden club with Mrs. Stanley Younger, 710 New port. . 3 p.m. Tea for senior girls at home of Mrs. L. B. Evers, 620 Riverside, until 5 p.m. 8 p.m. Rebekah lodge, IOOF hall. 8:30 p.m. District LDS dance, Townsend hall, Redmond. Saturday , 8 p.m. Golf club dinner dance at country club. . Sunday . 11:30 a.m. Rimrock Riders leave from Rimrock barns for picnic in Shevlin park. Rebekah lodee will meet Fri day at 8 p.m. in the IOOF hall. Reports win De given dv ueie- gates who attended the state con vention at North Bend, and new officers will be elected. On the refreshment committee will be Mrs. J. C. Culler, Mrs. Claude Waiiichek, Mrs. Frank Cook, Mrs. Iva Comstock and Mrs. Paul Brookings. ' ... MM CAMERAS Everything from Inexpen sive box cameras to profes sional type press cameras In available here. A camera to fit your purse . . . and your need. FILM dependable color. Holds Formal Installation Terrebonne Terrebonne, May 26 (Special) Mrs. Ruby Mayfield is visiting ner orotner in Klamath Kails this week. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Strasser were business guests in Port land over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lutz of Whitler, Cal., were Sunday vis itors at tne urooueu river ranch. . Terry Isaacson and family and Misses Joe and Carold Lew picnicked at Suttle Lake Sunday. Carolyn Isaacson attended a birthday party for Howard Daugerity Wednesday afternoon. Mr., and Mrs. Carl Hershey visited at the Terry Isaacson home Wednesday evening. Mrs. Pearl Weigand, Mrs. Carl Hershey and Carold Lew were luncheon guests at the Terry Isaacson home Friday. 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Betty and Dixie Glazebrook, Lo is London, Pat Hansen, Mina Barnum, and Dorothy Bucholz, were present for the GAA track meet Wednesday evening. Bulletin Classifieds Bring Results FOR SUN TOGS i i , rvi irv , VI control does like influencing "Eclipse," in light-as-air Cordo-Lastex. Sizes 32-40. WET LE 7N PLACE TO TRADE Showers Fete Bride-Elect; Wedding Set Miss Ann Pastulovich, daughter of Tony Pastulovich. Bend, is among local brides-elect who will have June weddings. Her fiance is Jack weathersbee, who will re ceive his degree in civil engineer. ing from Oregon State college early next week. He Is the son of Mrs. Frank Blno, Portland. Miss Pastulovich, who also attended Oregon State, Is employed at the local bureau of reclamation. The wedding has been set for June 12. The bride-elect has been the In spiration for prenuptial enter taining. The most recent party was a shower for which Mrs. George Bradetich, Mrs. John Bradetlch, Mrs. Roy Bradeticli and Mrs. George Tomac were hostesses last Sunday afternoon. Others present were Mrs. John Miheleich, Mrs. Joe Petronovich Jr., Mrs. George Rastovich, Mrs. I Joe Petronovich Sr., Mrs. Mikei Vodvick, Mrs. Doris Thompson, Mrs. Domenlck Bozich, Mi's. Pete Klobas, Mrs. Mildred Chopp, Mrs. Marie Barnum, Miss Betty Brade tich and Miss Helen Rastovich. Another shower honoring Miss Pastulovich was held earlier this month at the home of Mrs. Ward Munkres, with Mrs, Lowell Wing, Mrs. Frank Gravon and Miss Ro ma McComb acting as hostesses. Others present were Mrs. Ted Preede, Mrs. Bill Halverson, Mrs. Reed Howard, Mrs. Leon Dever eaux Jr., Mrs. Wallace Johnson, Miss Barbara Oestrelcher and Miss Shirley Blakely. 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