The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, September 22, 1949, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 194? PAGE TWO THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND,. OREGON at 3 a. a. aa. (C f .a-' t NEWS OF SOCIETY Jt ' .' J. Ciranl. SocialyEiW ' ' m- (All km My Itrfiu tiuwlil be nvtJ la T) Bulletin rwl lain llian V TJ. .m. on oi. da m publkalkm, Certificates Twenty members of the Central tion received recognition last night, when certificates for completion of a 20-hour refresher course for practical nurses were presented at a meeting of the group, at the home of Mrs. Vivian Hicks, 1964 W. Second street. Pictured at the right, receiving her certificate, is Mrs. Marion Dubuis, president of the association. In the center is Mrs. Joe C. Wright, a registered nurse, who taught the course. Presentation of the certificates was made by Mrs. Joe Elder, left, a member of the Bend school board. Also present at the meeting was J. Wilson Bilyeu, trades and industries coordinator. The course was given at the Deschutes Count1 Sunset home, under auspices of the Oregon State Nurses association, district No. 14, and the Oregon state board of vocational education. At the completion of the course, examinations were given. Names appeared on the certificates as follows: Merrill Jones, Elda Sheffold, Mildred. Johnson, Mary O'Doherty, Marie Kohfield, Mary Ellen Smith, Delia Berridge, Vivian Hicks, Myrth Scott, Elizabeth Brooks, Edith Cook,' Magdaline Humphrey, Marion Dubuis, Helen Richard, Ethel Rohbins, Ruth Moye, Nellie Van Hise, Clara Blackshear, Ada Newby and Augustine McCarthy. ! Nurses' Group iToldofflan I V ', f r m I m M m m m j .'Twenty-four registered nurses. a including tnree irom rnnevine " 'and one from Redmond, attended ; the dinner meeting of district No. i H 14, Oregon State Nurses associa ! . tion, Tuesday evening in the Pine i ; Tavern dining room, i Jj Guest speakers were Nova i , Young, nurse consultant with the ij Oregon state board of health, and j ' Freddie Jane Welch, assistant ex it' ecutiye secretary of the OSNA. J Both are from Portland. t Talks by he two guests, and J; discussion by the members, ren al; tered around the proposed con i a. solidation of the six national nurs i ing organizations now in exist j ence. For more efficiency and less ! cost in dealing with problems of ; ; the profession, the favored plan is J; to consolidate the groups into t two national organizations, with s 'I a Joint board of directors, Mrs. ! Young said. Delegates from the $ OSNA will vote on the proposed "f plan at the annual convention to 4 De neia lu-n in roruana. ,J Convention headquarters will be ?j in the Multnomah hotel. Dele- s gates representing district No. 14 t J' will be Mrs. Joe Wright, local :1 i? president, and Mrs. Steve s Sprague, state secretary of the I ', general duty section. Course 1h Given 1 Mrs. Wright reported on the re- ,' fresher course for practical nurs- ; es, sponsored by the OSNA jj through the local district organi- Mi ak zauon. ivus. wrigm, who lauiu i ijthe course at Sunset home, said ! that she was to present 20 certifi- j Jt cates for completion at the meet- : ing oi me practical nurses asso- t. elation Wednesday evening. J; A letter was read from Miss , June Smith, Prineville, who is '.taking nurses training in Port-! ''.land, on a scholarship given by1 , the district association. i Miss Smith completed the first' four months of her preliminary J I course with the second highest ,'. grades, at the Multnomah county i ; hospital school of nursing. Ji Announcement was made that a potluck dinner for nurses in the general duty section will be held '.Tuesday, Oct. 4, at 6 p.m. sharp J ; at the home of Mrs. Belle Hunter, i ' 1032 Cumberland, with Mrs. Steve Sprague as hostess. ' -. !, FOOD SALE SKT i Circle 1 of the Catholic Altar society will sponsor a food sale , Saturday, September 24, at O'Don . noil's market. NYLON SHORTS AND UNDERSHIRTS By two great names Tex Iron and Wilson Bros. They spHI "tos" in comfort and long wear. Sec them today, wear them tomorrow. '2.95 each gTOVER-UBLANC INC a MINT CTW'aBBagnBwjajaana.nnaa lucMUiyt, lliundaya and ?wtunla)--J hitnRmmiAnimiiilhAi Are Presented - tm jW 1! SttI Oreeon practical nurses' associa Square Dancers Form Nucleus For Bend, League , Organisation of a square dance club composed of adult couples interested in western style danc ing for recreation purposes took place at a meeting last night in the high school gymnasium. In cluded in the club wifl be 20 or 30 couples, most of whom learned the fundamentals of square danc ing last year when groups first received instruction here. A name for the new club will be selected later. ' Marion Cady was elected presi dent of the square dancers, with Phil F. Brogan named vice-president and Mrs. Bradford N. Pease to serve as secretary-treasurer. Directors elected are Dr. J. S. Grahlman, Kenneth Cale, Ralph Adams and Ray LeBlanc Claude Cook was named program chair man. Other clubs will be organized later, to form a local league of square dancers. The group that organized last night voted to af filiate with the state association. Purpose of the new club will be to provide enjoyment and recrea tion for the members, and help promote square dancing as a com munity activity by providing dem onstration groups for publicity and education purposes, assist in training callers and aid in the formation of other clubs. As soon as possible, club mem bers will choose a typical western costume, to add color to the ses sions, the new offfcers said. The club was formed under the city recreation program. Most of the members joined in square dance parties several times this past summer. ELKS HARVEST BALL For Elks, Their Indies anil Oul-of Town Guests ELKS TEMPLE Sat., Sept. 24 Admission, couple 1.20 Tax Included ;1 'i New Officers. Installed for ThetaRho At a ceremony last night al the IOOK hall, Margaret Ferguson was installed as president of the Theta Rho girls' club. Members of the Rebekah lodge acted as in stalling officers. The meeting fol lowed a 6:30 potluck dinner. Also installed were the follow ing: Joan Fuls, past president: Marian House, vice-president; Judy Fuls. recording secretary; Carolee Solum, financial secre tary; Beverly Hanson, treasurer; Sheriill Gay, chaplain; Donna Rhodes, conductor. Betty Crane, warden; Billie Banks, right supirter to the president ; Kay Meagher, lett- supporter to the president; Joan Darst. musician; Eula Mae Cha vis, marshal; Barbara Fuller, right supporter to the vice-president; Nancy Fuller, left support er to the vice-president. Mrs. Frank Gray, district depu ty president of the Rebekah lodge, was in general charge of the installation. She presented a past president's pin to Miss Fuls. Mrs. Fred Gibson was installing officer, assisted by the following installing staff: Mrs. C. E. Hein, marshal; Miss Kathryn Kelley, vice-president; Mrs. Park Flem ing, chaplain; 'Mrs. A. B. Bur leigh, recording secretary; Mrs. Earl Weber, financial secretary, and Mrs. Ted Meagher, treasurer. Plans were completed for the annual Theta Rho fall formal, to be held Saturday night, Oct. 1, In the IOOF hall. "Stardust" will be the theme for the party. Members of the club are to meet Friday at 7 p.m. and Saturday at 1 p.m. at the home of Miss House, 112 Drake road, to make programs lor the altair. Social Calendar Tonight 7:30 p.m. Allen school PTA. school auditorium. 8:15 p.m. Junior Civic league. with Mrs. Herbert White Jr., 1516 W. 4th. Friday 2 p.m. Friendly Neigh b o r s, with Mrs. Lester "Wolf, Route 1. 7 p.m. Daughters of the Nile, Pine Tavern. 8 p.m. Grange social at Pine Forest hall. Saturday 6 p.m. Town and Cou n t r y club, with Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Drake, 1123 Lexington. Additional Society (Continued on Page 6) ' Fashion Notes for Fall by Nancy If you love to be casual, this is the year to do it. Tweeds and Corduroys are very much in the fashion picture. All, of course, in exciting new shades. It seems most women are a lltle afraid of changing to new colors. They somehow feel that If they have blue eyes, then blue is their best coior. Wally Westmore of Holly wood says' "Shades should be chosen to suit the color of the hair, eyes, and skin." I believe our whole costume should be a definite buildup for personality and should be set off with a hat that flatters at all angles to give the final touch to a perfectly groomed woman. Design and proportion are the essentials of a good- hat. if you do not look good in a small hat, don't try to wear one just because tney are in style. If you seem to have a prob lem, 1 would be happy to help you in any way and show you some of the hats I have indi vidually styled. . . . Nancy vote of f RMn 1340 Central Oregon " IV D I 1 1 " KllocyclM ' Affiliated With Mutual Don Ln Broadcasting System M TNI wm KBND Each evening, Monday through Friday, at 9:15, KBND presents the "Fur Show," a 15-mlnute pro gram of melody, with a unique I contest feature that you 11 really I want to try. At 5 o'clock this evening It's i "Straight Arrow," and at 5:30 an other popular children s show, "Captain Midnight." At 7:30 tonight tune In the "Sammy Kaye Showroom" pro gram which" follows the Harry James show at 7:15 on Thursday evenings. Tomorrow evening, 9:45 to con clusion KBND airs the Bend Lava The friendly, economical place to shop is THE DAIRY STORE. Here are savings for you where quality foods and meats are featured. Also re member we're open evenings and Sundays for your convenience. No. 303 Cans Garden Peas . DI NDEE No. S03 Cans Corn PREFERRED STOCK 1'lcnlc String Beans lll-NT'S No. 303 Cans Canned Beans KERR JELLY 12 OZ. GLASS Assorted Flavors. !i .... Strawberry Jam. ... 1 lb. jar 39c Marmalade ....... 1 lb. jar 27c Fresh Corn 2 doz. 35c Cabbage ........... per lb. 3Jc Danish Squash per lb. 3c Green Peppers 3 lbs. 25c Delicious Apples ..... 3 lbs. 29c Tokay Grapes 3 lbs. 29c FOUNTAIN SERVICE , Enjoy a cup of coffee or a sandwich; and our famous milkshakes while shopping in our store! WILSON'S I ROAST BEEF. . .. NATIONAL ! CORNED BEEF.. 2 THE DAIRY L 135 Minnesota Ave. ALLEY OOP k"&r;t x.bX- Bear-Coi-vallis Spartan football game from Corvallls. At 1:45 Saturday afternoon the KBND Don Lee network carries the Ore-gon-Idaho football gume from Eugene. 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Knit ruffs mill uiiInI IiuihI, O Quality is High Prices are Low Selection is Greater at RED by Nancy l:;(l Mliinraola 1'lione I81J W At City Bus Slop