The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, December 21, 1949, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE BEND BULLETIN,' BEND, OREcJoN I WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1949 PAGE TWO NEWS OF SOClfci Ho S. Gront, Society Milne All i. .1 II l I. IT.. H.,IU,n no) m tltr ileyi ol puliliratk,.. littMlaya, riiu-iiiyi and ikm Seturtlay.) Pag ChurchSchool jeanf Sef For Friday Children ol the Trinity Episco pal church school will take part in a Christmas pageant, "The Holy NiRht," hy Florence Con verse, Friday, Dec. 23, at 7:30 p. m. at the church. The paRcant, with an old KiiRlish setting, is patterned on the fourteenth cen tury legend that on the night Jesus was born, animals were also to speak. The play, last given In Bend In 1931. with Mrs, 1'hil SturgeJ In charge, is being directed by Mrs. Sterling Sorenson. In some cases, youngsters of the church school are the second generation to take part in the pageant. Principal characters will In clude the following: Ann Mackey, Mary; Robert Young. Joseph; Ned Mackey, Gary Gentry and Dick Bcnold, leading shepherds; Robert Mullins, John Prlchard and Billy Akin, wise men; Sally Nielsen, anscl Gabriel; Paul Ben old. Richard Hemingway, Craig Nielsen, Frederick Bates and Philip Young, animals at the man ger scene. All other girls in the church school will portray angels, and the boys will appear as shep herds. Assisting with the production are Mrs. K. E. sawyer, organist; Mrs. C. L. McAllister, Mrs. Wil son George and Mrs. Allen Young, costumes; Bryce Mullins and W. It Nance, properties, and Sterling Sorenson and K. E. Sawyer, light ing. H. W. Davy made the halos. . EEUNION IS HELD Redmond," Dec. 21 Mr. and Mrs. Pete Hohnstcin and chil dren, Harold, Leonard, Ann and Lois, were hosts to Mrs. Hohn stein's family at a dinner Sunday. Those attending were Mr. and Mrs. George Sage, Donna and Jimmie; Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Sage, Dale and Maxine; Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bennett, Kay and Butch; and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Murchan, Freddie and Viola. Shower P0rfY Given in tfonor ' J n' The Misses Redmond Dec. rothv Hanne Beverly Anliker, ndwicli. were man snH Anitl'A i of mm I dim num. 0UP hostesses to a Ltta iiris nononnft ' senior Sloan, bridal shower Monday night a T u , ws car- The Christmas ?Coi-atlons. re rled out in t.ie presentation of freshments and V the gifts. games were "Pen and penc ii , izes were featured and seve awarded. ter Mr. and Miss Sloan daug w tomf Mrs. Bernard Slo d A of the bride of Ranuarv; Powell Butte, in J nonored at a Miss Sloan was . ..wk hv JACK in the CORNER Well, ""taint" long now un til you ran open a closet door or ward.ooe drawer and hot have someone call to you to keep out or not to iook. The presents will ail be distributed -and you will nave told your little wnlle lies about "Vh yes, U was just wnat I've always wanted.'' 1 say "white lie' be cause in your heart you won aer wncre In Heaven's name tney got the idea you wanted tnac particular thing and fur ther, you are not just sure wnat it is! And then in January comes the hangover well, it inignt as well be a hangover because It is then that you rmiUe just how bad the news is. lhat f irst-ot the niontn blues hangs heavy over your head. But re memoer you will get the bliji paid up, pay your income tax and then s.art ail over again wondering what you will ouy next Christinas. Its a great old merry-go-! round but everyone does loe I.'. Of course, some people hit tho jack-pot and 1 suppose tnat makes up lor ail muse that have to tell those little wmte ties. one of the teauliful (h ugs about tne nolldajs is the il luminated house and yard dec orations. The difficulty lies in tnat you don t know just what p.aets are decorated and often times one of the most attrac tively lighted places will be missed, i have thought that ii wouid be a good idea for the newspaper to call atlention to certain streets or certain houses so everyone would hate a sort of gulue list to follow. . if tney make an award for the best decorated house, of course, it gives you someiiiing to Iook for but it just seems to mo that a suggesied drive could be outlined and it would encourage more pvupie to no so. ileum, even inough tiny , wi'ien t in any coinie,iiion, 1 have nca. d iiio.u ducK and goose hunting stories ai ler that lovely warm op,-!.,, iff of the second I wit oi I ne hunting season, i like iIiick but nut that well. Any lime I have to stand in snow up to my knees, shiver and shake with the cold and try to compete v.i.n out) oinor niimers who are driving tiiem lugiier into the say every tiino ui.-y shoot J mil lake tp tiddly-winks as my major spon. , iut speaking of thuc Christ Mas presents if you Are Mumped and want to give him or her a present that will give lasting satisfaction, hurry ui.vmi io uaiorooK motors aim look over ou accessory iiIik k. There Is a ery complete stock (o choose from, and you know tun amirc.ss iiO Bond Street, liuone boo. JACK HAU1H00K Member, Central Oregon Automobile Dealer! Aun. Slower party gi"'.malo commu- women of the ,old Sandwick nity, with Mrs. A'' as hostess. Mrs. Wei4a"d Is Club H?ste" r,jrfiOnd, Dec. 21 Northwest RedjD.o. club held Members of the V ristrnas party their annual Cl a ,he home Thursday evening d Ter. of Mrs. Pearl We5ist ,he dl. rebonne. Court ini rf intor version for the ev . 'H frsh. gifts were exchange ments were serve?" , th ri Prizes for scoriv',,...0. game went to the h. Mrs Merle Gladys Links, "'f Mrs. Jack Wei King, second high- d oni May gand, average, a' Homey low wert( present: The following H.hi Mrs. J P. Read. HorneVi Flora Read. Mrs. L M. Granti May Homey. Mrs. bbard Mrs w Mrs Theodore Hic R Hagman C. Osborn Mrs. ney all Cul. and Airs. H. i- Windom, Mrs. ver; Mrs. Harry'rs. Merle King, John Henderson d JIra j . Mrs. Jack Weiea' J Mrs Thomas. Mrs. H R,Hvs ivora crown w- Heen Kee- uhks. ail nai,v. a est . ney, of Redmond, . HIT ARITV ClXfl HAS PAKTi' IfflARITYCLL'' marit c,ub fliemDers oi h. rHct. nearu me reauw,i, anrl . mas story, sang , annual cnangea gins, at the yule party held lrt L hdme-ol Mrs. rto . . . L --ss session. Mrs. m a onei ousu.- eIected presi. Archie Hammer vv L sec. oent. ana Mrs. Retiring officers rptflrv-treasurer. , , are Mrs. M. F. V' ' Elmer Allen. Christmas Party Well Attended . Fifty persons attended the an nunl Christmas dinner and parly for IVschutcs canton No. li and the ladies' auxiliary. Patriarchs Militant, last Friday evening in the lOOF hall. A program and a social hour, with gifts exchanged, followed the dinner. Walter Daum gave the invoca tion. The dinner was prepared by Mrs. Kenneth Arnold, Mrs. Eva Winters, Mrs. Clara Smith and Mrs. D. N. Graham. Mrs. Walter Daum and Mrs. Maude Iknens arranged the decorations, assist-! ed by Mrs. Arnold, Walter Daum and J. Rae. A brief business meeting fol lowed the dinner, with Miss Char lotte Easton, auxiliary president, presiding. Mis. Paul Brookings and Mrs. Daum were in charge of the program. Redmond Group Elects Officers Redmond. Dec. 21 (Special) Mrs. Earl Dexter, president; Mrs. Herman Wenke. vice-president. and Mrs. Alvin Simonsen, secre tary-treasurer, are the 1950 offi cers of the Lutheran ladies' aid. elected at a meeting held Wednes day at the home of Mrs. Wenke. The new president will appoint committees at the January meet ing, to be held at Mrs. Simonsen's home. After the business session, the group packed a Christmas box for the Lutheran Children's home at Parkland, Wash. A social hour followed. USW V Party Held Tuesday Night Members of the Jay H. Upton camp and auxiliary, United Span ish War Veterans, joined in a lovely Christmas party Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Pearl Lancaster. Games and cards were enjoyed, and refreshments, fur nished by the auxiliary members, were served by the hostess. An ex change of gifts completed the eve ning's entertainment. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. George Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Valley. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Henry, Mr. and Mrs. Chris Kos tol. Mr. and - Mrs. Roy Ullrick. Mrs. George Erickson, Mrs. Mar ion Dubuis, Mrs. E. C. Coleman, mother of Mrs. Lancaster; Fran cis Stokesberry, son of a Spanish war veteran, and the hostess. Mrs. Miller is president of the auxiliary, and Valley is command er of the camp. Social Calendar. SOROSUTtf PARTY IS HELD Members of Epsilon Sigma, Al pha sorority and their Rift joined in the dub's annual Ch'Hsi mas party last Friday evening at Norway hail. The evening was spent dancing, and a buffet lunch was served. Climax of the eve ning was a gift exchange. TonlKht 6 p.m. Alfalfa dome extension unit, with Mrs. Cart Livesly. i 7 p.m. Loyal Order ot Moose and families, mrty at Moose hull. 7; 3(1 p.m. IV I a Sixmn Phi, I with Mrs. Dick Maudlin, 1655 W. iih. 7:30 p.m. Soroptimist club, Pine tavern. j 8 p.m. Christmas program at Young school. j 8 p.m. Christmas program at Tumalo school. 8 p.m. Wlmoduusls sewing club with Mrs. James Durbin, WJ Seward. 8 p.m Circle 3, Catholic Altar society, with Mrs. H. N. Wilcox, 53 Louisiana. Thiirstdsy 1 p.m. Church of God mis sionary society, home of Mrs. Arthur Gentry, l!2''l Fresno. 2 p.m. Trinity Lutheran ladles aid, with Mrs. Henry Klrbs, 311 Florida. 7:30 p.m. Christmas program at Richardson school. 8 p.m. Eagles auxiliary, FOE hall. 8 p.m. High school Christmas concert, school gymnasium. Friday 6:30 p.m. VFW Christmas par ly, Veterans hall. 7:30 p.m. Elks' party for chil dren, BPOE hall. 7:30 p.m.--Church school pro gram al Trinity Episcopal church. Vole of ?f DMn 1340 Central Oregon" bVI 11 " Kilocycle Affiliated With Mutual Don Let Breedcatting System Band Concert Offers Variety Redmond. Dec. 21 Tile winter band concert presented by the Redmond high school band, last night in the hlh school gymna sium, ran the gamut from classics to comedy. A musical skit, "Rag time Wedding," featuring soloists, quartets and exhibitions of baton twirling, was a highlight of the evening. Frank de Lespinasso, head of the music department, was in charge, assisted by Miss M. Holm. Proceeds were ear-marked for a fund to purchase band uniforms. The band will present another concert in the spring, de Lespi nassee has announced. Parents' Anniversary Occasion of Family Party Southwest Redmond, Dec. 21 (Special) Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Davis were honored Tuesday eve ning at their home on the occa sion of their fifty-seventh wedding anniversary when their three sons and their families surprised them with a potluck dinner and gifts. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Archie Davis and family. i,i,ach.ia(irps; nir. and nil's, ueu uavis, 9-rfTumalo, and Mr. and Mrs. Cuy Common salt furnishes mater ial for much of the modern chem ical industry. ON THI A- II K WITH KBND This evening at 7, K11XD pre sents the first in a aeriej of pro grams featuring speakers finm the Bend Tonstinastei's' club. Join ing with member of the "0Hra lion Economy Hoover Report," local group discussing efficiency and economy in government. Robert Johnson, chairman of the group, will conduct the program this evening. "Special Report from Wash ington" this evening discusses voluntary medical care plans with Dr. Arthur Rosentmum. Dr. Hen ry Liehtenborg, Melvin Dollar. William Warne and Al Hamilton. Special report from Washington is heard each Wednesday evening at 7:15. . Tomorrow evening at 9:30 KBND presents n transcribed re broadcast of the annual Bond high school Christmas music pro gram. Sunday, Christmas, at 12 noon, KBND presents Christmas music from Redmond, Prinevllle and Bend high schools. Each day this week on "Queen for a Day, KBND Is announcing the local flnnllsts In the second half of the "Queen of America" contest. "Queen for a Day" is heard 11:30 a.m. to 12. TON1G1ITH PROGKAK 6 ;0l Suiu ot Pkmma ft;l& Tie-Toe Time :J0 T.uil Ml. :0O U.brl.l llnttar 6:1ft Cut SrnaU :S0 Tello-Ton :6i HemrmtHT Winn II ll.nry 7 :tMV Oiit-ratlun Kctuiomy Hoover Reper ?;16 Ktport frt.ni WAabiiiulou 7 :S0 Popular Kavoriu 7:55 Club Corner 1 :0O Whal e rhe Nam at That Boot 5 :Si Pmmily Theater 9 :0v Ncvre :15 rultor, Lewie Jr. 9 :3u Skyline flatter Tarty 10:001 Love a Myatery 10:15 The Tenth Man 10:30 John Wolohan 11:00 Sutn OK TIll'RSDAY. UlXKMIint 3 H0 Muelc a:30 Sunrlae Saluta 6:15 Karnl Kevorter -no Newe ENJOY THIS GREAT STRAIGHT BOURBON $3.60 $2.30 45 Qt. Pint Reg. 513.50 - J iL.. Men's Fitfe "",cr Toiletry Case choColates Whitman box s Sampler 52.0O Reg. $4-89 Ladics" COMB. BRUSH. MIRROR $et ; Reg. $14.50 Men's Fined Leather Toiletry Case $8.95 Reg. $1.29 Metal Ashtrays Set of 4 98c Reg. $1.00 LEATHER Coaster Set Poker Chip Racks $3.59 $5.79 $8.29 Plastic CANASTA Card Rack 79c Reg. $3.50 PERSONNA Carving Set "Th fotrki !nj Centnrj" Iff Stnlght BouilonWlilikjTJ4 Prod Batlaul DiitUIm rioauii Corp, IT. DENTISTRY 1 :lt - tlreaklael llani Ti30Mornina kl.lo.llea 7 HO Newe 7 :45 M,n-r.lrvj Rounitull :0O IVpular Kavorllea :l Newe t llk-ll.v.n ot lleet i00 llullxln Uoard ,04 Muele : 10 World New il5 I'mtular Uentanfl :S0 Tell V.H1. llelehhtir :4f (Ireaan Treasure -Hiie Slull IC.0O-Ne I01l-Hoe aultnii 10. U N.n 10:55 Man Ahoul Town II :0O l.a,llee Klret 1 1 :30 Uueen for a Oaf li:0 Noontime MeUvllea in :05 TiMay'e ClaulltnU I:I0 N.wnllme M.lodlee l:l Kiru Yame lt:IO Nixntlme tielwllea II 30 Newe 1IU6 Kermere' Hour I mo Kmlin,iv.l Hour a:0O-t'hrl.tma I'roeram t:ll(V-MaVe M'l.lo Your lloliby 1 :1 l.l.iul Serana,le :0O Aot-ortllne to tho Iteenrd Sil5 lleiul Mlulaterlal Aeen, :3iv Modern Mvlotllea 1:45 llavM H,a 4:00-Kulton I.ewU Jr. 4:15 Krank llerolneway 4 :S0 Northweal Newe 4:35 Muelo 4:40 Central Orewnn New 4 :oo Stratehl Arrow 5:50-at. Kranete Choir :00 tiabrlel Healtar (:15 Cole Serenade :30 Tello-T-et :30 Kememher When 11:5511111 llenre Newe 7:00 The World of SlKkrU lit 1049 7 116 Mualral Varletlee 7:30-5lum,ral Varlellee 7:46 V.wal Varletlee :00 H jilotui Caaeldy 1:30 Ktanlna and llunllni Club 1 :00 Newe tl6 Fulton twle Jr. : So II I, I, Seho.l Xmaa Prwrara 10:301 live a MyeUty UiOO tllan OK T IIUOKINUS IIKAVV Heavy bookliiKN for I'hrlNlmiis air travel was reported hy J. C Setlell, atiitlon maimiier lor Unit ed Air Lines hurt'. llooklntts are particularly heavy over loiiti distance.', whleh Intll calo the volume of Ioiik haul truf fle apparently la duo lo tho three day holiday. Kxlia mi'i'IIoiim have lieell 'el up lo supplement Unit ed'! 170 rtuular dally fUtilita and olheiN will be &'.!'.td us necessary, Sedeli said. All Indication)! are that Prcom- hcr will lie tht fU-iivlfat nlr cmiko month In Hulled lilHlury with refold volumes of nlriuiill vxpreiw ami nlr fielttht hi'lnu can led, So. tlell repoi'led. DOli l'OI.SttNflll Art Diihlmvii, fM Kwt lOlh street, reporletl to nffleera yen tertlay Unit Ills tli'M luitl Ih-cii pulN. tilled. The iIok died, KnlllKlcn lo-polled. llulletln ClaKsirieilN lli lni! ltemillH BLINDED WHISKIVv L rial It PROOF. 70 GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS THE WILKEN I AMILY C0..LAWRENC18URQ. IN0. Dr. H. E. Jackson At his residential ofice NO PARKING ntOBLEM 230 Lava Road Phone 134 LAST MINUTE Qiit Syggestioris at your lUliltri.ltMlUXllLiUiJuU- NEW, IMPROVED PINKING SHEARS tht only plnktr ti thli prte that ofdrt $ thtit fiitunn: High Corbon Sftal Bladu lltof or harper . . . Hay ihorptr lon)r . . . can b riharpntd afttr yari of hard war...FUUy GUARANTEED. Ftathtr tight ; . . w toiy to wit . . . but pink. hs!r mattrfali oi It cuti Itavlna a ravtl-proof, rig lag finiihtd dg. PfnVi dttptr, cttar.tr, blggiir . . , INDISPENSABLE for homo making, homo towing. GIFT PACKAGED! Mall and Phono Ordori AcctpUd Whllo Quonlltltt Lott. : ; Ill lillli . . i Thread a-Mntlc Needle Threader. . . Special 2.39 A few nitmittn to thread your needle, Srtven lime and eye-alKht for all who new. Only a few left, Itcg. r'.fli S pc. Coffee Set Special 4.95 8-cup kIuhn coffee mnkrr, niiinr, erramer, bi-veraKe Ixitlle and mirror Irny. e) 4 and fl Cup ian Coffee Makers Reduced to Clear 2.29 and 3.45 Itettitile Control, DeinoiiNlrator Electric Train Fieduccd to.. 8.95 fiold Bund. Iter;. I M Pitcher & Glass Set. Special 2.93 Train Set Reduced to 8.95 Wind up, complete with track and h Utiles. Iter. IV.03 Irish Mail Only 9.95 Willi can of eiiniiiel In loin-li up Neriitelu-N Iteif. 2.2I Scooter, with enamel. Only 1.49 ; K Atlliilimlle Electric Roaster 38.95 Tl iTinoHtiitleally mini rolled. Pin Cushions Only 39c Colorful liilnliiliire tin I iIcsIkhh. . (i K Kleelrle Kitchen Clocks 4.95 In colon pliia lux. Kleelrle, ItrR. 0.75 Toaster Set Only 4.98 IfoHptlallly tray and dihlii'M Willi eriiNt liliiiiuer. Henry ChezeiYi Hardware YOUR MARSHALL-WELLS STORE E. Third at Grttenwood Phone 775 I s.98 I 59c I $5.49 I Reg, Shower Soap PIPE RACKS and B- -.- ! J 9 . r l ALLEY OOP By V. T. Hamlin ,' Dm.., Mirmirtnrc Q I f "By gofkv, th' old sa& I II f A i NCW poz th' magic belt... J- ' 5 oict? KOCK5 WITH CORD numluors g, Tir i ii - rr t- i irr n i r n t ,w HTf , I ah,' iN'fflvrM sure r left it in -- r,W I TH1 HITCH. PAL.- ISURE' DOES LOOK jffSSpS it PTHAT CLOSET r- BEND DRUG CO. BlKSSffliH I I The Rexall Store v a tLXCii 'm Vemmm TiZ&rJ mm mM M I I 1 I I MWrfWe rnone m mrgprt , V VZ? m 7 f.--M mi&A I W L H ' LI-NO I , 1, 1 -1, .- ,.1 .iT r f, II ,11 I Ifcdi; m.W,hm. I T'1'"" ' " i nZ7ZTu7Z.wzrnf