TUESDAY, JULY 19, 1949
THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON
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Charter Night
Observance Held
At IOOF Hall
The liilli-s' iiiixllhiry itt I'alrl-
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Nil. iiIimtvimI ihiuli-r nlHhl Insl
Krlilny in I he lOOK hull. The mix.
Illiiry Wll lllHlllllll'il III! July 111,
1!M1, ly I'uplMln lli-oiue I', (Jove,
usslsti-il ly VV. K. Wiiilswoi Hi, ill-imrtini-iit
i-iiiiiiniiinli-r, mill S. K.
WillklllN, Iii IkiiiIIitkimiciiiI.
IIiiimiiviI ut I In- olihi'i viim i- I 'l l,
iluy nlKht wi'i i- live nf tin. rhuiii-r
nii-liilx-i s, Mrs. M. H. SiiiIiIi, Mm.
Jmksoii M. Ki-IU-y, Mrs. Curl
Johnson, Mrs. II. i. IYIi-(li-y unci
Mix. Aiiiiii l.lni-lmucli. In th re
lu-wnl of ilKir (iliiik:aili.nH ihi-y
Wore Klvi'H white roses, pn-si-ntoil
by Mis riimlotc MiiNliin, pn-sl-ill-til.
A recital nf the "I.i-i-Uiri. (if tlia
Whltr How" whs Klvi-n hy Mih.
Walter I-.'. Puiiin. iinil Mih. A. II.
Stevens Hunt! "A Hose lor Vim."
KoIIowIiik I In- iiliur service,
Mm. Smith kiivi 11 resume of the
Uii-kiim nuxlllai Ich. mid mcmhi-rs
Hki' on memories of I In- passion
yours.
At the close of tin mcotlii.
plans wore minle for tin- Julni
caiitoniiiixllhiry pirnlo to ho held
AiiKtiHI I'.l In Pioneer park, unci
for a i - it 1 -1) in honor stale of.
fhvrs KepU'mlicr 111,
Mm. I uum wiih hostess for Un
social hour, assisted hy Mm. I).
N. (iridium. Mm. Kenneth Arn
old and Mm. Waller I Duron.
BDW rlnh will mod WVilncs
(lay at 7 p. in. at I hi- hum,- of
Mm. Stanley Oiapman. l!H.'l Ji-f.
Ii-mon place. Officcis will he
elected and plaiiH will lx- made
for u picnic, ll was luinoiimi-d.
t
Dniik-litrn, of (hi- Nile anil Ihelr
hush.inds will he Kin-sis at a pic
nic Wednesday in 0:.'lu p. in., at
the home of Mr. and Mis. I.lnyd
II. M lillll. 2-ltKI Uiki-Hlde.
Last 3 Days!
Wednesday Thursday Friday
.ikjif a SALE!
FINAL WINDUP of our Whale of a SALE
on women's shoes. All remaining sale
stock on 3 tables. Choose the ones you
want at
$1 - $2 - $3
NONE HIGHER!
Summer, Fall, Winter and Spring Shoes
in many. styles and colors the famous
makes we always feature.
Don't Waif Shop NOW! at
BUSTER BROWN
SHOE STORE
"Her Comes Woody"
Interior nd Exterior
DECORATOR
PAINTING PAPKRINQ
WOOD FINISHING!
28 Ycntn Experience
l''reo Estimates
IIEUBERT E. WOOD '
419 Delaware
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Sets Wedding Day
Miss I .urn a Mills, daughter of
Lui nli- Mills, Hend, will become
Hie bride of Charles Dublin, at
n cpilet ceremony next Monday.
Golf Luncheon
ToFollowPlay
A tli'lcft'illon of women cohers
from The Dalles. hImiuI 21) slionn.
will Is- in Hend Friday to partici
pate In a tournament with the
Hend women. 'Hie visitors will be
eui-Hts of honor al the regular
Friday lunchinn at the country
club, at I o'clock.
Mrs. .1. M. McCarthy Is chair
man of the luncheon committee,
which also Includes Mrs. W. O.
CuthlM-rlson, Mrs. A. J. Martin.
Mrs. Kobcrt II. Foley, Mrs. Thom
as Hutchinson and Mrs. Avery
CrliiiKley.
Ilesldes the tournament with
'Hie Dalles Friday mornlnj;, the
fourth round of play in the
OWCA tournament Is scheduled.
Get Your Fresh
POP CORN
at the.
Delicacy Shop
734 Franklin Ave.
5c. 10c 15c
25c 50c bags
Or Bring- Your Own Barrel
Miss Mills Sets
Date for Wedding
MIhh Ijiniu Mills Iiiih sol July
X) an the ilale fur her wedding I"
Charles lulling, miii of Ij-roy
lulling, Ki-ilinoinl. The hiiileelect,
daughter of Ixjnile Mlllii, VH liar
rltiuiii, iillenileil IV inl hl!h school.
Ihilhig Ik a volcwiii of world
war II, havhiK completed service ,
overseas wild the aimy. lie In i-in-
ployed hy I he fori-Hl service.
Buffet Supper Is
Event for Club
MeinheiH of the Yomii; Mothers ,
chili and Ihelr liiiKhandH were en.
leiluhied at a buffet supper last
nli;hl at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
l.eo lieery. Mrs. I'loyd Neff ex-lenih-d
a welcome to Hie fathers,
and l(ol,erl P.reckeiiiile respond-
ed. Mi s. Phil Phllbrook. fii-sl
I iiri-Kuli-iit of I In et-fiiit) iavi n
short talk on the alms anil pur !
poses of the ori:ani7aiion. I
Mrs. P. II. Jtuckinttham, county
school superinti-udeiii, was Kuest
speaker. Her remarks were them
ed on preparation of the Ih-cIii-
nlni; pupil for school. Parents
snouiu Ki-i actuamtei wnn ineir i carrieri a wniu- imue who an
children's teachers, she suKWSted. iorchld. 'I'he attendants wore tnf
Children enterhiK the first crade fi-ta Kowns styled like that of the
should he given a thorough physl
i-n I examination, she said.
Mrs. Miles J. Shorirldge was
chairman In charne of nrrnnge-
ments for the meeting.
I he next meeting will be Au
gust lri.and a family picnic is
planned August 7 at Suttle lake.
Redmond C-E Has
Party Recently
Redmond, July 19 Seclal)
Members of the Christian Kndeav-
or society of the Christian church i
were guests at a "come as-you-1
are" party for which Miss Mary: town guests Included the bride-'
I.ou UoU-rts and Miss Nlta Brint-1 groom's aunt. Mrs. l-oren C. May
nail were co-hostesses last Friday ; hep, and his cousins, Mrs. Dale
evening at the UoIr-i-Is home. jpettlt and sons, Seattle; Mr. and
I he evening s program Included
a devotion period and games, en-
terlalnmi-nt and a treasure hunt. The bridal couple went to Vic
Headings were given by Mrs. O. toiia. H. C. on their wedding
W. Herblson. Mrs. William Oh-I trip. They will make their home
borne and David Wills. Miss Joyce In Portland. Sager Is employed at
Van Matte entertained with vocal I the Portland hotel garage, and
solos, and O. W. Herblson led the 'the bride is secretary to the prin-
devotions.
fluesls of the group included
Mr. and Mrs. William Osborne, of
New Lisbon, Indiana, Mrs. tiene
Tapp and Mrs. Glen Johnson and
daughters.
Evergreen Clrrle will meet
Thursday al 2 p. m. at the home
oi nirs. j.ii-K iM-rrigan. it niuei -
ler. Mrs. Louis Youngbcrg and
Mrs. Mark Mazar will serve on
uie icircKiimcni coinmuiee, anu
Mrs. K. It. Smith and Mrs.
Charles Hluff will lie In charge
of entertainment.
Be sure the Home Freezer you buy is the
Deepfreeze Home Freezer. See them today at
OPEN EVENINGS
Man Known Here
Takes Bride in
Portland Rite
A recent I'oiljiind weddini! of
InleiHl to Hend fih-nilH Ik Ih.il of
Wallace Siieer, formerly of Hi nd.
mid Miss l'aii;y llulh walker, of
Portland. N-wh of the uflalr wan
hrmighl
Kinest (
hark hy Mr. and Mm.
MK'alH-. of l.aplne, who
I were uinonx I he uenl!i.
I The ci-iernoiiy was performed
.Inly !l, at H p.m. at All KalnlH
KplHiopal church, with llev. L. U.
! Keller offielathiK.
I The hiide Ih the dauchler of Mr.
land Mm. William I). Walker, of
Portland. Saner Ih the win of Mrs.
I-'. J. iJinyce, formerly -of Hend
and now of Portland, and (,'lur
enie Sa,'i-r, of Mayfleld, Ky. Ucoc r- l o-
Miss Maruol Flelcher. cousin of WILi t?roups to Ficnic
the bride, was maid of honor. Miss , r i .w . runp Homo
I'i'helma l.umbuin was bridesmaid, !
I and Miss Judith Walker, slsler of i
lliii Iti-lili, ui'iiii lunior bridesmaid.
Stepfather Is Best Hut
F. J. Duryee, stepfather of the
brideeroom, was best man. Vil
Hum Walker, brother of the bride,
land U-luhion Aiken were ushers.
The bride wore n Kown of white
taffeta with flnKcrtlp veil, and
bride
1 he maid of honor W" s in
yellow, the bridesmaid In green,
and the Junior bridesmaid In
orchid. They carried old-fashioned
nosegays.
The bride's mother wore an
aqua formal, ami the bride
groom's mother chose a gown of
black lace.
Reception Held
After the ceremony, a reception
was held In the church parlors.
The wedding cake was baked by
the bridegroom, who recently
completed a baking course under
the (;l vocational training pro
gram. Besides the Mc-Calx-s, out-oi-
i Mrs. Willard South. Astoria, and
the bridegroom's father.
clpal of Cresham high school.
TANDA KltOlT TO MEET
A meeting of Tanda Camp Fire
group will be held Wednesday at
2 p. m. nt the home of Mrs.
Thomas Donohue. 305 Wall
street. Mrs. Claude Wanlchek
will te present to conduct a court
iof nwar(s Wtn the
- plomi),(1 ' lnlo the
,.!
girls to be
firemakers'
In protein value, fish Is as nour
ishing as meat.
THE
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WlBlSniMlBiBSIE
HOME FREEZERS
Da luxe Model C-10
Low as $149.50
$15 down, $10 per month
HI
Bridge Parfy
Honors Guesf,
Mm. P. li. Draper, of HuntlnR
ton, W. Va., wan cuest of honor
at a twotahle dessert hrlil;e
hitiehi-oti, for which Mis. J. J.
MasKart was ho.stesH Momlay aft
ernoon at her home on State
mi reel. Mrs. Draper is visiting In
liend wjlh her brother and sister-In-law,
Mr. and Mrs. I,. V. Smllh,
7 ir 'oloi ado.
'JuestH at the parly included
Mrs. I. T. Powell, Mrs. W. O.
C'llirle,
Momi-r
Caryl.
Smllh.
Ms. M. S. Phelps, Mrs.
Mayrand. Mrs. Hodney
'Irs. Dr,iier and Mrs.
'
The annual picnic- for members
- of the Mcthoillut Women's So
jciety of Christian Service will be
'held Wednesday at the home of
iMis. W. C. Coyner, S7 Pinecrest.
vit h luncheon to be served at
1 12:-l:"i p. m.
1 T.(. aflalr has been olanncd
jy v roups 1, 2 and 3, with Kioups
I and 5 invited to attend. Kach
woman Is asked to bring her own
table service and a covered dish.
There will be a short program,
with Mrs. Walter Foote in charge,
and Mrs. H. H. Hlrtel will lead
the devotions.
In case of inclement weather,
there will be a potluck luncheon
In the church basement. Instead
of the picnic, it was announced.
First Lutheran ladies aid will
meet Thursday at 2:30 p. m. in
the church parlors, wilh Mrs.
Frit. Wallan as hostess. Visitors
will be welcome, it was announced.
COMING SATURDAY!
July 23rd Only!
MIDNIGHT.....ON STAGE
PLUS OUTSTANDING SCREEN SHOCKER
NEW
lUK-UK Itt
SEWING MACHINE SCHOOLS FREE
A complete 16 hour, $10 rtressniuklng course is given FREE
with the purchase of any, major appliance. Ask about It
no obligation.
Redmond Girl
Is Honored at
Shower Party
Redmond, July 19 (Special)
Miss Jean Baker, bride-elect of
John Andrew, was honored at a
! pre nuptial shower party for
which her cousins, Miss Joanne
O'Neill and Miss Anna Boarth
were hostesses last Tuesday eve
ning at the O'Neill home.
Games provided entertainment,
and refreshments were served at
the close of the evening.
The guest list Included the fol
lowing: Ceorgann Wilson, Mrs.
Warren Vance, Mrs. Vera Baker,
Mrs. Clara Bozarth, Mrs. J. K.
O'Neill, and the Misses Pat and
Sue O'Neill, Lois Hammond, Ern
estine Bailer, Joyce Van Matre,
Wanda Harwell, Delores flaldor-
sen, Helen Suhre, Mina Elliott and
1 lene 1 layes.
Miss Baker's wedding Is plan
ned for July 30, at Trinity Luther
an church in Bend.
La Grande Visitor
Is Party Honoree
The home of Mrs. A. T. Hakan
son was the scene of a recent
stork shower honoring her daughter-in-law,
Mrs. Milton Hakanson,
of Ij Grande. Miss Kate Tlerney
and Mrs. Ida Rines were hostesses
for the affair. I.ovely gifts were
received by the honoree, and re
freshments were served at the
close of the evening.
The following were present:
Mrs. CI. Ennen, Mrs. C. J. Murphy,
Mrs. Jeff Pearce, Mrs. Helmer
Wallan, Mrs. H. Helzer, Mrs. E.
Meistad. Mrs. William Baer, Mrs.
A. Raper, Mrs. Mel Raper, the
hostesses and the honored guest
and Mrs. A. T. Hakanson.
It, PAT. Off
Larger Capacity! Lower Cost!
FEATURES GALORE!
Fast-freez compartment
Storage baskets and dividers
Ice cube and serving trays
e Finger-lift lid
Interior lights
Special tumbler lock
Temperature control
Temperature Indicator
NO OTHER FREEZER HAS AS MANY!
ONLY DEEPFREEZE HAS THEM All!
Social Calendar
Tonight
6 p. m. PAL club, pot lurk din
ner In Pioneer park.
6:.'i0 p. m.- District Nurses' as
sociation, picnic at home of Mrs.
Oscar Larson, Blakley heights.
7:;J p. m. Bend Philatelic so
ciety, home of Mr. and Mrs. C. K.
Weil, 1.U4 Jacksonville.
8 p. m. Public card parly,
Moose hall.
8 p. m.- Circle 1, Catholic Al
tar society, with Mrs. Harvey Ol
son, 1021 Columbia.
8 p. m.- Degree of Honor past
presidents, with Mis. Clifford
Brown, 1237 Cumberland.
8 p. m.- Pine Forest grange,
Carroll Acres grange hull.
Wednesday
12:15 p. m.- Methodlst WSCS,
picnic at home of Mrs. W. C.
Coyner, 57 Pinecrest. j
6:30 p. m. Daughters of the
Nile, home of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Magill, 2400 Lakeside.
6:30 p. m. Central Oregon
Practical Nurses association, pic
nic In Pioneer park.
I 7 p. m. BDW club, with Mrs.
Stanley Chapman, 283 Jefferson.
8 p. m.- Circle 2, Catholic Altar
society, wilh Mrs. H. N. Wilcox,
S3 Louisiana.
8 p. m. First Lutheran LDR,
with Mrs. Frank Wonser, 24
Shasta.
Thursday
1 p. m. Children who com
pleted bummer reading projects
meet at library to go to picnic
in Drake park.
2 p. m. In-As-Much group of
First Christian church, wilh Mrs.
Paul Marsh, Route 1.
2 p. m. Evergreen circle with
Mrs. Jack Berrigan, 12 Mueller.
2:30 p. m. First Lutheran la
fa Birlliclay
Anniversary
Any Occasion
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Not Affiliated With Any
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Around the Corner From
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Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Pickett,
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LATEST NEWS
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dles' aid, church parlors,
u p. in.- Women of Urn Mouse,
picnic In Pioneer park.
I'rl.-ndly Neighbor club will
meet Friday ut 2 p. m. ut the
home of Mrs. Harold Tucker, on
Route 3.
ItF.C'OltnER NAMED
Mrs. Margaret Comslork Is th
new recorder of the Hovnl Neigh
bors lodge, succeeding Nils- -Morris
Clink, officers have un
nounced. Mrs. Coinstock may bo
reached nt 870 W. 12th street, or
by telephoning 9.10-J,
Use classified nds In The Bulle
tin for quick remits.
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TONITE and WED.l
TWO GREAT HITS!
For Bargain Nites!
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