The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, June 02, 1949, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON THURSDAY, JUNE 2, 1949 By It 8. Grant Soroptimisfs Install New Officers Miss Zola McDougall was In stalled as president of the Bend Soroptimist club, in an impressive candle-lishtlne ceremony held last night in connection with a dinner at the Pine Tavern. Othsr new ot ncers who were installed were Mrs. Earl Zeek, vice president; Mrs. A. A. Rles, secretary; Mrs. Joe Elder, treasurer, and Mrs. C. V.'Shultz and Mrs. Kenneth G. Cruickshank, board members. As a climax to the ceremony, Mrs. A. A. Symons received her past president s pin, with Mrs. D. Ray Miller, installing officer, making the presentation. Other retiring officers are Mrs. Homer R. Smith, vice president; Mrs. Max' E. Millsap, secretary, and Mrs. Fay P. Beach, treasurer. - Mrs. W. K. Euston, Mrs. Millsap : and Mrs, Beach were recognized for having perfect attendance rec ords for the past year. It was Mrs. Beach's second consecutive year without missing a meeting. Mrs. George S. Heath, who Join ed the club recently, was formally initiated. She was presented a yel low carnation corsage, as were the new and retiring officers." Convention delegates were elected, with Mrs. Ries named for a two-year term and Mrs. Euston for one year. Mrs. Elder and Dr. Pauline sears were named alter nates. , Mrs. Symons presented the club a leather-bound scrapbook for fil ing press notices. Before the meeting, Miss Kitty Moore sang " t he Lord s Prayer, accompanied by Gary Jerome. Soroptimist Club Officers Are Installed I fl'igi S ji - r I I. fc'H(-1jfs If f 1st. New officers of the Bend Soroptimist club discussed their plans for next year, following their in stallation last night at the Pine Tavern. Pictured (left to right) are Mrs. Kenneth G. Cruickshank, Mrs C V. Shultz, Mrs. A. A, Ries, Mrs. Earl Zeek, Miss Zola McDougall, president, and Mrs. Joe Elder. Powell Butte Couple Wed Recently Hanford Girl Is Married May 28 To Local Man La Verne Johnstone, Bend, and Miss Patricia Russell, formerly of -Hanford, Calif., were married in a quiet wedding last Saturday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Nicholson, 1414 Baltimore. Rev. Len B. Fishback performed the double-ring ceremony at high noon, In the presence of several relatives and , friends of the couple, - The bride wore a sheer navy blue afternoon frock, with white accessories. She carried a bou quet of deep pink rosebuds. Mr. and Mrs. Nicholson were the attendants. : Mrs. Al Bigus baked the wedding cake. Also present were the bride's father, Elmo Russell, Hanford, and Mrs. C. L. Puerta and daugnter, Dol ores,', from Fresno, Calif. Mrs. Puerta is the bride's sister. After a short honeymoon trip, the newlyweds. returned to Bend to make their home. Johnstone is an employe of The Shevlln Hlxon company. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert John stone, Roseburg. Nine Graduates Are Entertained Nine members of the Bend high school graduating class who arc active members of First Christian church were honored at a dinner party given Tuesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wultcr Daum, 654 East Kearney. The decorations were carried out In blue and gold, the high school col ors. An arrangement of tiny yel low rose buds centered the dining table, and other flowers were used throughout the rooms. Graduates present were Winona Fishback, Charlccn Dahlln, Joan Fuls, Joan TUden, Rose Jackson, Beverly Rclnhart, Ralph Sutton, Allan Waterman and liomml Hodges. Rev. and Mrs. Len B. Fishback and son, Dick, were also guests. ' Episcopal Guild to Hold Luncheon Meeting Tuesday A one o'clock luncheon Tues day, June 7, at ihe i.pl jcopal par ish hall, will be the final scheduled meeting of the year for the Trlii . ity Episcopal Indies' guild. Aetlvi ties will be resumed In the fall aft er a summer recess. Guests at the luncheon will bo women of the 1!M!) nmlli million cliiss and members of the guild of St. Andrews' Episcopal church. Prlneville. Mrs. George M. Bllnn and Mrs. Waller G. Peak are co chairmen In charge of arrangements. DKI.KGATKS A It 10 NAMED Mrs. Virgil Surfus and Mrs, Stella Nelson were elei-leil ns ilele gates to attend the state garden Clllll eOMVentlnn .limn 99.'1 in ('nr. vnllis, at a meeting of the Bend warden ciuo last frlday after noon at Ihe home of Mrs. Stanley Younger. Eleven women were present. Mrs. Joe Slate, who had charge of the program, presented a paper on the selection and cul ture of his. lA.,,fl rj.ttta Tuna O IC!nnrlnll Two Powell Butte families were united - Sunday, May 29, when Miss Doris Lillian Hacker, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hacker, became the bride of Franklin Le roy King,: son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmo King. The wedding was per formed at 6:30 p.m. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Ellis, with Revi D. L. Penhollow officiating. The bride wore a grey suit, with white accessories and a cor sage of roses. Miss Betty Jean Metz Was the bride's only attend ant, and William Steelhammer acted as best man. Besides ! the parents of both young people, those present at the wedding and the reception which followed were Twylla and Delcla Hargan, Doris Dickson, Mrs. Ber nelce Radeliffe and daughters, and Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Hacker and son.; After a honeymoon in the south, the young couple will be at home in Grants Pass, where he will be associated with his par ents in the operation of a service station and store. Natural waxes may be of ani mal, Insect, mineral or voeelable origin.' ' Social Calendar Tonight 8 p.m. Circle 2, Catholic Altar society, with Mrs. John Smit, 408 Georgia. . ' . 8 p.m. Pythian Sisters, library auditorium. 8 p.m. Neighbors of Wood craft, Norway hall. . Friday. 9 a.m. Bend Garden club, work day at library rock gardens. 1 p.m. Women's golf club, luncheon at country club. 8 p.m. Circle 1, Catholic Altar society, with Mrs. Jack Layton, Irving avenue.1 8 p.m. High school commence ment, gymnasium. 10 p.m.-iJobs Daughters com mencement dance, Masonic hall. . Saturday 6:30 p.m. Bendonlan danc i n g club, potluck dinner at 1001 East Penn, followed by dancing. 8 p.m. Piano recital by junior pupils of Mrs. J. R. -Cowan, li brary auditorium. 411 CLUB TO MEET Members of the Terrebonne Pig club, a 4-H activity, .will be held Friday at the home of Don ald Trueax. Plans will be dis cussed . relative to participation In the Oregon -Wheat Growers' league 4-H fat stock show and sale in The Dalles on June 6, 7 and 8. Donald Benscoter, 4-H club agent, will visit the club and as sist in plans for participation in the show. J. H. Beesley, Terre bonne, Is leader of the dub. voice of ff RMn ' 1340 Central Oregon m V D IM U " Kilocycles Affiliated With' Mutual Don Lee Broadcasting System ON THI WITH KBND Tonight at 7 the "Mayor Speaks" program will again pre sent Mayor Ted Sexton, and this program will discuss Bend's wa ter system, and problems of the water department. Questions in regard to Bend's city government are invited and will be answered on the program. At 7:15 this evening another "Fraternally Yours" program will be presented. At 7:30 tomorrow evening the regular weekly "Bend Recreation program" will be heard with Dave Howard, director of recreation, presenting the pro gram. Saturday morning at 6:30 KBND releases a special "Oregon Dairy Month" program saluting, the Oregon dairy industry, and delving into some of the problems facing the dairy industry in this state. Governor Douglas McKay leads the discussion. Each evening Mondav through Friday at 6;l5 we invite you to tune in for the new music pro gram featuring the Emil . Cote Glee club. Saturday evenings at 6:15 a program of Scandinavian folk songs is heard with the first broadcast in this series to be made this Saturday. t TONIGHTS raOORAK i !0O Straight Arrow fi:8D Captain Midnight MS Ton. Uli 6:00 Gabriel Hotter 6:tfi Cote Serenade 8:30 Son ot the Fionatrt 6 :46 Mueio 6 :0 Renieraber When :J6 Bill Henry Newt 7:00 Meet the Mayor 7:16 Fraternally Youri 7 :S0 Sammy Kaye Showroom 7:46 Vocal Varietiea 8 :00 Affaire of Peter Salem 8:80 Finning Hunting Club :00 New. 9:16 Lanny Roes 8:80 Fulton Lewii : Meet the Queen 0 :65 Music 10:00 Newa 10:16 John Wolohan 10 :80 Ke..ry King 11:00 Sinn Oil FRIDAY, JUNE . :00 Musle :80 Sunrise salute -;46 Farm Reporter :00 News 16 Breakfast Gang :80 Morning Melodiel :40 News :46 Morning Roundup :uu snoe lime ; IS Victor H. Lindlahr :3f Newa :46 Music :00 Bulletin Board :0h Airlane Trio :10 World News :16 Popular Demand :30 Novelettes :40 Women's Digest :46 Tell Your Neighbor :0O News :ls Gospel Singer :80 I.ullabv I.sne :86 Meet the Band 10:46 News 10:60 Tune Time u 10:66 Man About Town 11:00 Ladlea Firat 11:80 Queen for a Day 18 :00 Noontime Melodiea 18:06 Today's Classifieds 12 :10 Noontime Melodies 12:16 Sports Yarns 12 :20 Noontime Melodiea 12 :30 News 12 :46 Farmers' Hour 1 :00 Newa of Prineville 2 :00 Against the Storm 8:80 Make Music Your Hobby 2 :46 Fun Show 8 :00 According to the Record 8 :!S--lnquiring Parent 8 :80 Modern Melodiea 1 :46 Northwest News 8 :60 Music 8:66 Central Oregon Neva 4:00 Fulton Lewis 4:16 Fi-ank Hemingway 4 :80 Passing Parade 4:46 News -6 :00 Superman 8:80 Captain Midnight 8:46 Tom Mix 6:00 Gabriel Heatter 6:16 Cote Serenade :80 Riders of the Purple Sag 6 :46 Musio 6:60 Remember When 6:66 Bill Henry Newa 7 :00 Melodic Moods 7:80 Recreation Program 7 :46 Music 7 :65 Club Corner 8 :00 Straight Arrow 8 :0 Mysterious Traveler 0 :lto Newa 9 :16 Lanny Ross 9:80 Fulton Lewis 0:46 Meet the Queen 10:00 News 10:16 John Wolohan 10:80 Henry King 11:00 Sign Off. SCHOOL PICNIC HELD Students at Marshall school, 110 strong, were .entertained Tuesday at a picnic at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Foley, on East Eighth street. Mrs. Foley and Mrs. Alva C. Goodrich were co-hostesses. The children were accompanied by their teachers, Mrs. Arthur E, Hill, Mrs. Betty Simmons, Mrs. Charles Viergus and Miss Eda Williams. Jobs Daughters to Sponsor Commencement Dance Jobs Daughters will hold their annual commencement dance in the Masonic hall at 10 p.m. Friday following the graduation exercis es in the Bend high school gym-' nasium. All high school and college stu dents have been invited to attend. Use classified ads in The Bulle tin for quick results. SPORTSMEN Win Prizes! (Both Local and National Frizes) Listen to Fishing and Hunting ; Club of the Air Tonight 8:30 9:00 KBND sponsored by ' Authorized Service Carburetor, Magneto, Ignition 228 E. Greenwood BEND, OREGON Phone 1779 Another New Shipment! . 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