THURSDAY,AUGUST 25, 1949
THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON
PAGE THREI
NEWS OF SOCIETY
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Hunnell-Vandevert Wedding
Is Event at Local Church
MiHH linilmni Ann Vninlevr rt wore n own of wliiln liio
ciuli'd iii'kiui.h, when Khc liecmiie the bruit- of Karolil lUibt-rt
lliiiumll, Humbiy, Auk. 21, lit 2 p.m. ul llu- Kind Mtthoilisl
church. 'I'lm jriiwn wiih nuuli- with flip hIitvch, fitted bmliro
Willi umniuim'tti- yoke, biiHtlt- bow at llu- wuintlint- and lull
l(irt with train. She wort- long mitlH, poiult-d at the wrist.
l''or "Hoiiii'tliiiiK borrowed" mIu- won- lu-r mother's n-arlH, and
tin- bi'irlooin need ih'iii'Im Hint
1 1 r i m tn i- d lu-r tiiini wort-
"Hiimt-tbiiiK old." Her vt-il wiih
hIiouUIi-i- IciiriIi, and h)ic- cnr
rit'd an arm bouquet of u hit o
Klmlioli.
'I lie hililc, ilmi!liii-r of Mr. mill
Mm. T. W. Vimilrveil. lirnii. ul-li-ntli'il
I lw Liilvi-i filly of Oil
Ifiii nla for a yi-iir, ;i f li-r hnvhiK
(IiiImIh'iI hlfili Ht'liool In Kt-illiionil,
Wlll'I'l- Kill- wiih viilctlicliirlun of
lu-r iliiKH. Slit- hus Iwcn employed
In I'.i'inl im u li'li'pliiini- oiiTiilor.
Tilt" lirlih-Ki'txitn km-iiI two
year In llu- navy utter IiIh uniilu
ulion fiym Itciliiinnd hlK'i H'IhmiI,
mid ulli'iiilml Oregon Sliilt- culli'He
u yi-nr. Hi- Im t-iniloytil In H--l-montl
ul (hi Tilt-Knot mill. Ik- In
tin- noil of Mrs. Wllllnin C'lnrk.
Camp Sherman, and llurolil Hun
nt'll, Itcilmonil.
To l.lv In lU'tlmiintl
'llu- rniiplt- will Im- at liinni- III
Ihe Ht'ilmunil holi-l iifti-r Sept. ti.
Ilev. Wesley C HaleiT. Ileil
ninnd. uffli-iiiteil nl (lit- tluuhle.
rlnx ceremony. Minn Dorothy
Hush wiih al (lit- oiK'm and Mrs.
linker hiiiiii "I Ijrivt- You Truly."
"llt-fiiUKt-" and "Tilt- Lord's Pray-t-r."
nastu-lH of filnk anil white'Klml
loll and arraiiK-'-ini'iilH of sweet
pens di-t-oruli'd Hit- rhiuicel of the
church.
The lirlile wax Riven in mar-rliiKt-
hy hi-r faiht-r.
Cousin Ik Maid of Honor
MIsh (Irai Vandi-vi-rl. cousin
of (lit- liridi-. wax maid of honor.
Slit- wore a gown of Unlit lilia-j
oiyimily, miidi- with hoiilfant
skirt and flitt-d IkhIIc-c. ilrtiillcil i
Willi n while lace yoke that mutch
cd her lonR mitts. She carried n
nnw-Kiiy of pink roses and sweet
peas.
MIsh Joan Sheoard and Miss
Sallle Will Vanili vei l, a cousin
from SflU-rslmrK. Intl.. were
lirldesmalds. They wore full-skirt-el
frocks made with lwsiie ImhI
IceH and Uertlui t-ollars. Miss
Shepard wan In pink oranH. and
Miss Vandeverl In yellow laffeta.
They carried colonial nosegays.
Don !'. Franks, Henil. hrolher
Inlaw of the hrldeitroom. was
best man. Dunne Crane, Uend,
and Boh Cinrdner, Redmond, ush
ered. Reception Is Held
After the ceremony, a reception I
was held In Ihe church parlors. I
Mrs. i.eoiw Short cut the cake.
Mis. l-'ord llunnell poured the cof
fee, and Mrs. Arthur Vnmlcvert
served the punch. Mrs. Nlcl
Davis, Miss Krankie lloKl.ind and
Miss Juanllit C'nudle assisted
about the room. Mrs. Don I'ranks
keil Ihe i;uesi Ixiok.
'Hie bride's tahle was decorated
wllh sweet peas and white tapers.
Out-of-town Kuests Included the
following: Dr. and Mrs. Arthur
Viindevert -and daughters,
Shower Fetes
Miss Morley
Miss Doris Moi ley, luldeeletl
of Vein Clark, was honored at a
lire nuptial shower for which
Nil b llonule llachlel and Miss
Heveily Krnsl were IiiihU-nm-h re
cently al llu- home of Ihe laller.
MUts Morley Is the daughter of
Mr. and Mis. Allen Morley. Her
fiance Is Ihe son of Mr. ami Mrs.
Merle Clark, Hums. The wed
ding Is planned for Friday nlghl.
I'rest-iit at the shower party
were Miss Morlev anil her inollicr,
Mrs. Wesley lluher, Misses I'rls
tilla Itolklii, Ijiiinlne Mle, Jean
Cuff In, Maile Daly. (Jerry Karri
Kim and Mary llugar, Mrs. Iter
man KhikI and Hie hoslesHi-s.
Circus Party Held
On Park Lawn
A "circus party" was held Wed
nesday itflernoon In Drake park
for primary children of Ihe Meth.
odlsl Sunday school. Alxiut -10
youngsters nltended and partici
pated In a program of unities and
races. At an Improvised ticket
box. each child was given five
vail-coloil'd llekels. which en
tilled him to a choice of treats
at "booths" set up on Ihe lawn.
Teachers In charge of Ihe parly
were Mrs. K. II. Hi own, Mrs.
C. K. Keln. Mix. Kelly Kwnfford.
Mrs. Miles D. Newman and Mrs.
(.'Union llaugclierg. Molhers who
assisted were Mrs. A. II. Jorgem
son. Mrs: P. M. Michael, Mrs.
Cordon Mimical and Mrs. !. C.
DalkenberK.
Dance Club Plans
First Fall Party
The Heiulonliin DancliiK club
will In-Kin lis fall ami winter pro.
Cram wllh a parly Thursday, Sep
lember 1, in Ihe llcndnnlnn ilane
liiK slutllo at KKII K. I't-nn. There
will la- a pollock dinner al li:.'IO
p.m., wllh daiichiK lo orclieslra
music to follow.
The affair Is planned as a "cot
ton party," wllh a number of the
women plaunlnR lo wear Ihelr
"square dance skirls." Members
are Inviting cuesls for the occa
sion. Those who attend are lo
brliiK potluek food for the dinner
and Ihelr own table service, ll
was announced.
Ss-clal KUestx will be Mr. and
Mrs. Art Clhbs, danclm: instruc
tors from Portland.
HelM'ltah Imlue will have a ii-r-ulnr
meelliiu lomorruw al H p.m.
in the LOO K. hall. On Ihe re
freshment committee will lie Mrs.
Carl Johnson, Mix. Chesler John
son, Mrs. Hubert Jones, Mrs.
Kverelt Jones and Mm. Kuh
Kelley.
I OOI) SAI.K rf.ANNKI)
Women of Ihe Seventh Pay
Atlvenllsl church will hold a food
sale Krlday, lieelnnlni; at 9:30
a.m., In Ihe Pacific Power I.IkIiI
company building. Home made
lin-ad and other home-cooketl
foods will be offered, according
to Mrs. Mae Walson, secretary.
Couple Wed in Church Rite
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Photo Art Studio
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rolx-rt llunnell (Barbara Ann Vandevert)
will make Ihelr home In Kedmond. when they return from a wed
diiiK trip to Wushlneion and Idaho points.
thin and .Sallle Ulrd. Sellcrslnui.:
Intl.; Dr. Cieortie Vandeverl and
(.Jeorite Vandeverl. Jr., Oakland,
Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. John It.
Hrnsel and children. Hilly and
Anne. ItldReflelil. Wash.; Mr.
and Mrs. lon Krlckson, Sweet
Home; Mr. anil Mrs. Hill Callow
and children. Hena Hay and Hilly,
HelliiiKhnm; Mr. and Mrs. Holier!
KennliiKS. Simla Bin burn; Miss
Florence llunnell and Miss
Myrtle Donnelley. San Jose; Mrs.
W. K, Hcdcmnn..Mr. and Mrs. W.
D. Hedcmnn and Charles Malhev.
all Portland; Mr. and Mrs. It. T.
Birthday Pal Club
Has Recent Party
At Moose Hall
The Illrthday Pal club of
Women of the Moose held a birth
day party last week in Moose hall,
honorlni! co-workers who have
birthdays or anniversaries in
Mnv, June, Julv or Aut-usl. Past
honored co workers were host
esses. , ,
Mrs. Ralph Kensley, the origi
nal toaslmlslress of the club, pre
sented Klfl.i from secret pals to
Ihe following memlM-rs: Mrs. liar-
rv Saildoris, Mrs. Marv (.rimes.
Mi-s. Philip Dlllcy, Mrs. H A.
Hnrton, Mi s. Oscar Hnrtwlw, Mrs.
M. L. My rick. ..Irs. Phyllis ten
ton. Mi's. Klnnr Melstati, Mrs.'K
H. Smllh, Mrs. Charles White.
Mrs. Jess Perrine. Mrs. Maude
Ilnupt.Mrs. Dnrrell Pipes, Mrs.
Mabel Weaver. Mrs. Philip Hens,
ley and Mrs. Walt O'Brien.
Corsacps of gladioli and sweel
peas were presented to each hon
oree and lo the following, who
were also given special recogni
tion: Mrs. Alllene Wheeler. Mrs.
Blanche Woodall, Mrs. Robert
Karris and Mrs. Ksiher Viele.
Bond; Mrs. Crace Darling, Sodus,
N.Y.; Mrs. Hoy Sharp and Miss
Barbara Sharp, Kansas City, and
Mrs. (ieorge Cousins, Portland.
The tables were centered with
arrangements of sweet peas and
(. yn- j baby breath. A large birthday
cake, encircled wiih flowers, was
cut by Mrs. Walt O Brlen and
served by the hostesses. Mrs. Hoy
Walter won the honor prize, a gift
of handwork tionalt-d by Mrs.
O'Brien.
Toney, Prinevllle, and Bob Hack-
eit, Corvallls.
After the reception, the bridal
couple left on their wedding trip.
For golng-nway, Ihe bride wore a
grey suit with matching accesso
ries, and a corsage of pink roses
and while gladioli.
Miss Helen Ross
Honored at Party
Redmond, Aug. 25 (Special I
Mrs. Iester Knorr and her niece.
Miss Mavis Knorr, were co-hostesses
last Thursday evening at a
miscellaneous shower t honoring
Miss Helen Ross, whose marriage
lo John D. Thorpe, Portland, is
planned for August 27, at 8 p.m.
In the First Baptist church In Redmond.
For the shower, the Knorr
home was decorated with sum
mer flowers. Fifteen guests were
pi-esent. Prizes for the games
went to Miss Ross and Miss Doris
Sural t. The hostesses served
punch and cake after the gifts
were opened.
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Lawn Party Held
At Billadeau Home
Dana and Sherry Billadeau en
tertained al a lawn party Mon
day evening at their home at 214
Colorado avenue. After games
and i dancing were enjoyed, re
freshments were served by rill's.
Clyde Billadeau. Mrs. Lucy Billa
deau and Mrs. Steve Perrigan.
The following werq present:
Jeanne Lutz, Donna! Wavelet.
Johnny Clements, Beverly a'nd
Phyllis Anderson, Patricia Sto
koe. Frankie Hhodes. Mvrna Ves
sels, Virgil Tliford, Frank Ellis.
Ray Goodwill, Janis Saunders.
Frank Howe. Volney Sigmund
and the hostesses.
Garden Club I
Holds Show !
At Elder Home
T'imalo, Aug 25 ISciali A
lovely flwi-i show ar.il garden
parly, held lasl Friday iifleinoon
-in Hit lawn of Ihe Clarence Filler
home, was n I leaded by ulioui 150
women. Assisting Mrs. Klder as
i hostesses were Mis. Will Malone
and Mis. T. (J. Becker. The affair
was sponsored by the Juniper Gar
den clulj, wllh Mrs. Ted Povey
at: general chairman. Judges for
lot flower show were Mrs. I. W.
flanks, Redmond; Mrs. It. N.
F.lllott, Powell Bullc, and Mrs.
Clifford Itasmussen, Bend.
'llu following women won blue
ribbons: Mrs. Malone, Mrs. Ole
Hanson, Mis. One Davis, Mrs.
'Jordnn Wilcox, Mis' Frank
Charleston, Mrs. R. E. l.ymn, Mrs.
S. 11. Collrell, Mrs. Dan Stanlon,
Mis. Povey, Mrs. I-slle Wallon,
Mrs. II I.. Beach. Mis. Sid Conk
lin and Mis. Mary Umbarger.
Winners in the children's division
were as follows: Barbara Brisllin.
Norma Lynds, Keith Cottrell, Viv
ian and Velma Lynda anil Carol
and Dick Wilcox.
Tables of exhibits were display
til by the Deschutes-Pleasant
Hidge extension unit, the Tillicum
study club and the Powell Butte
(harden club. Also attracting
much attention was a garden
made up of lava rock and Juniper
loliage, containing a pool wltn
live gold fish swimming about.
This exhibit was arranged by the
Ulue Hird club, under the guid
ance of Mrs. Cordon Wilcox and
Mrs. W. J. Martin.
Mrs. Sid Conklin was in charge
of registration, while the Misses
Margaret Conklin and Betty Kip-
pen assisted about the garden.
A short program, themed on
Trees," was presented. Miss
Joyce Davis sang "My Nest of
Heavenly Blue" and Joyce Kil
mer's "Trees," accompanied by
Miss Janet Boone, Redmond. Mrs.
Slella Nelson. Bend, vice-president
of the federated Garden Clubs of
Oregon, was guest speaker, out
lining briefly the program being
followed in the preservation of the
Myrtlewood trees in southwestern
Oregon. She was followed by Mss.
Clarence klder, who gave a short
talk on the need for people in
Central Oregon to preserve junl-x-r
trees In their natural state,
before it Is too late.
The tea table, arranged under
the direction of Mrs. H. L. Beach,
was beautifully appointed with
silver tea and coffee services.
Crystal candelabra held yellow
candles. A striking fan-shaped
arrangement of yellow and red
gladioli was the centerpiece.
Mrs. W. D. Collins and Mrs. Sid
Conklin poured the first hour.
Mrs. S. H. Cottrell and Mrs. Del-j
mar Davis relieved them fhe lat-
ler part of the afternoon. Jackie i
Martin, Carol Parkhurst, Marjiei
Trueax and Carol Wilcox, mem-1
bers of the Blue Bird club, assist-,
ed by passing the cookies. I
Couple Passes 50-Year Mark
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Bend (iarden club will meet
Friday at U p.m. al the home of
Mrs. Clifford Itasmussen, In Car
oil Acres, whose address In Rome
3, Box 77. "Terrurlum for plants
and niches to display (lowers"
will be discussed during the pro
gram hour. Members are to bring
arrangements of perfume flow
ers to be judged for points, It ,
was announced.
Klamath News Herald Photo
A Bend couple, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Stafford, who live at 1312 South
4th street, celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary recently In
Klamath Falls, where they made their home before coming here In
1944. The couple were married Aug. 2, 1899. in Wilkes boro, N. C.
The golden wedding observance was held July 31 at the home of a
daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Elliott, who held open-
house in their honor.
Sons and -daughters of the couple Include the following: Mrs.
James Wall, Vashon Island, Wash.; Mrs. Emmett Barkee, Klamath
Falls; Mrs. Glen Miller. Klamath Falls; J. E. Stafford. Nubeiber,
Calif.; Clyde Stafford, Wenatchee, Wash.; Paul Stafford, Bend, and
Mrs. Elliott, Klamath Falls. There are also 15 grandchildren.
Stafford has been a locomotive engineer for the Great Northern
railroad for 48 years. When he and his wife were married, they lived
in West Virginia, moving west to Washington in 1903. They lived first
in Leavenworth and later in Wenatchee, moving to Klamath Falls In
1928.
FOR FUN
FOR LAUGHS
IT'S
"DAFFY
AUCTION"
ON OUR STAGE
TOMORROW NITE!
at 8:30 p.m.
Presented by
HEATH'S ICE CREAM
IT'S THE BEST SHOW
EVER IN BEND ...
PLAN NOW TO ATTEND
EACH WEEK!
Coming Wedding
Of Interest Here
Redmond, Aug. 25 (Special)
William Bodker, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Ady Bodker, who formerly
lived at Terrebonne, will be mar
ried Saturday, Sept. 3, to Miss
Lois Jean Hermanson, of Askov,
Minn. The wedding will be In
Lincoln, Neb. Bodker, who is a
graduate of Redmond union high
school, is attending the University
of Nebraska law school. He serv
ed In the navy during the war.
Mr. and Mrs. Andy Bodker will
leave Junction City August 30 to
attend the wedding.
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3 Groups of DRESSES
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Values to $21.50
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