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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 194?
PAGE SIX
THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON
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State Nurses Association
Chooses Bend for Convention
The annual convention of the Oregon State Nurses associa
tion will be held in late summer, 1950, in Bend, it was an
nounced at a meeting of district No. 14, OSNA, Tuesday eve
ning in I'rineville. The information was contained in a com
munication from Jean Hamilton, secretary of the OSNA
board of directors. Date for the convention is to be announced
later.
Thirty-seven nurses attended the meeting, held in connec
tion with a dinner served at;
the Prineville Lutheran
church, by members of the
women's organization. Fifteen
were present from Bend, 15
from Prineville and six from
Redmond. One gurat was a visitor
from San Kranclsco.
Mrs. Hiltla Hubbard and Mrs.
Henry Carlen, Prineville, were in
cnarge ot arrangements lor me
dinner.
The program included solos by
Betty Conzellon, vocalist, and
numbers by the Prineville "little
symphony," under direction of
Norman Whitney of the Prineville
high school music department.
Praise for the work of June
Smith, Prineville, who is taking
nurses' training on a scholarship
provided by the district nurses'
association, was expressed in a re
port from Miss Henrietta Doltz.
director of nursing at the Univer
sity of Oregon medical school in
Portland.
Mrs. Joe Wright and Mrs. Steve
Sprague gave reports on the state
convention held last week in Port
land. Miss Irene Yick, nursing field
representative of Red Cross for
Oregon and southwest Idaho,
spoke on the Red Cross nursing
program. She discussed the ex
pansion and acceleration of study
courses for teaching home care of
the sick. Sixty-six years ago Red
Cross nurses started Red Cross
work in this country, she said.
Announcement was made that a
special meeting of the general
duty section will be held Thurs
day, Oct 20, at 7 p.m. at the home
of Mrs. Orisa R. Abbott, 344 Dela
ware, Bend.
Church Rife Unifes Couple
Sons of Norway will sponsor a
Halloween masquerade dance Sat
urday, Oct. 29, at Norway hall.
The affair will start at 9 o'clock.
Prizes will be presented for the
best costumes, it was announced,
and refreshments will be served.
An invitation to attend was ex
tended to all members and their
friends.
COSTUME TARTY HELD
Many unusual characters were
impersonated by members of
Royal Neighbors camp No. 8502,
at a Halloween masquerade party
held Monday evening at the libra
ry auditorium. Prizes for V.e best
costumes went to Mrs. N. D.
Murray, as a hobo, and Mrs.
Charlotte Nelson, as the hobo's
bride. Games were played and
refreshments wenp served.
PASTOR'S FAMILY HONORED
Members and friends of First
Baptist church honored Rev. Roy
Austin and family with a canned
fruit and vegetable shower last
week at the parsonage, on Roa
noke. The party was held fol
lowing the regular mid week ser
vice at the church. Mrs. M. W.
Moore was in charge of arrange
ments, and Mrs. George Winslow
planned the refreshments. About
50 persons were present at the
affair.
SHEVLIN CLUB MEETS
Shevlin, Oct. 20 (Special)
Mrs. Willard Gumpert was host
ess to the Pinochle club last
Thursday. Mrs. Robert Van Tas
sel, Mrs. Amos Thompson, Mrs.
Verus Dahlin, Mrs. Jim Dilly,
Mrs. Henry Erdman, Mrs. Joe
Petronovich, and Mrs. Kenneth
Cox were present. Prizes went
to Mrs. Dahlin, high, and Mrs.
Van Tassel, low. Mrs. Petrono
vich won the floating prize.
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Women of the Moose will hold
a "Christmas party" for Moose
heart. Tuesday evening at 8
o'clock, at Moose hall. All mem
bers were asked to bring their
contributions for Christmas giv
ing at the home, so they may be
sent soon, to be on hand for holi
day festivities at Mooseheart.
Mrs. Darold Stevenson, Moose
heart chairman, is in charge of
arrangements. Refreshments will
be served, it was announced.
Josslin to Speak
At Bend Meeting
Plans fur the oiKnnlutlon In
IVsclmtcs county of a women's
detnorratic club will lx dlscusst-d
at tomorrow's luncheon imvtlni;
of the democratic central commit
tee In the Sun room of the I'llut
Uuttc inn, at 12 o'clock. Attcmtlui!
the meeting will be William U
Josslin, Portland attorney a. id
chairman of the democratic state
central committee, and Mrs. JoUla
Leonard, I'ortl.'iml, vhv chairman
of the state group.
All democratic women interest
ed in the proposed organization
of A club are being Invited to at
tend the meeting. They arc Mug
asked to notify Mrs. Wilfred
Kordham lit advance, so reserva
tions can be made. Her telephone
number Is 93UJ.
IlliC IN HASH
Pulton, Ga., Oct. 20 niv The
crash of a navy torpedo bointer
here lust night took the liven of
two men, Kulph Me'kx, a United
I'lvs.s Ktaff ciirti'spondent, mtd
t'nuli'. (.'Italics It oss Kiesler,
USNH, both of Atlanta.
A third occupant of the plane,
Identified as Wave Marlon Hold-
I stein of t'.lenvlew, 111., wan Injur
led and was reported In critical
I condition today at Hamilton Me
morial hospital here.
mocks, a naval reserve lieuten
ant tjgl, was piloting the piano
on a routine return training flight
from Glcuvlcw, 111., when It ap
parently ran out of gus hero
shortly after sundown.
Some 80.000.000 pounds of oy
ster meat are hai vested each yeur
In the United States: as a produc
er, Virginia tanks first with Mary
laud next.
DeBunce Studio
Mr. and Mrs. Don R. Bushnell (Phyllis Halligan) left after their
wedding Sunday at First Christian church for San Francisco, where
they will make their home. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. L. R. Halligan, and Bushnell is the son of Mrs. Velda Bushnell.
Woman's Benefit avssocia t i o n
will hold a Halloween masque
rade party Tuesday, Oct. 24, at 8
p.m., at the home of Mrs. Ed Mc
Lennan, 1953 W. First street. Mrs.
Henry Nelson, general chairman,
urged all members to attend.
Masks are to be worn, she said.
Ladies auxiliary of Patriarchs
Militant, canton Deschutes No.
19, will sponsor the third in a
series of public card parties Sat
urday, Oct. 22, at 8 p.m. at the
IOOF hall. There will be prizes
and refreshments and a grand
prize will also be presented.
BDW club will meet next Wed
nesday, Oct. 26, at 8 p.m , ut the
home of Mrs. Leland Maker, 1856
E. 8th street. The meeting was
postponed from this week.
ANOTHER FATALITY
Medford, Oct. 20 U A 12-year-old
boy who died late yesterday
became the third fatality in 11
cases of diphtheria which have
been reported here during the
past two weeks. No new rases
have been reported for several
days and medical authorities say
the outbreak apparently has been
checked.
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