THURSDAY, JANUARY 12, 1950
THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON
PAS1 THREE
NEWS . OF SOCIETY
tla S.' Gfvnt, 5:fy Editor
(AH Kicirty Jiemt slioulil htt reported fei 'Hie BtillHtu not Lpf dtai 9
a.m. on the 4"? of puhlkatioii. Turtiys, Jlirlay anH Saturdays.)
1950 Eastern Star Officers
Installed at Masonic Temple
With Mrs. A. E. Hill as installing worthy matron and Dr.
J. S. Grahlman as installing worthy patron, Mrs. R. A, Baker
was seated as worthy matron, and Baker as worthy patron, of
Eastern Star chapter No. 109, Monday evening at the Masonic
temple.
Other installing officers included: Mrs. H. D. Hamilton,
assisting marshal; Mrs. W. A. Hunnell, installing marshal;
3Irs. C. C. iayior, chaplain;
Mrs. J. S. Grahlman, secre
tary, and Mrs. Eugene Buck
num, organist. Frank Davis
was flag bearer, and Mrs. F.
H. Paine and Mrs. Gien Phil
lips were pages.
An addenda honoring Mrs.
Mark Howbrook, retiring worthy
matron, was presented, and gifts
f Worthy Matron
ir.t
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Mrs. R. A. Baker heads new of
ficers of the Bend Eastern Star
chapter, installed Monday eve
ning in an impressive cere
, mony.
were presented to Mrs, Howbrook
and to her worthy patron, Frank
Boi'kman, by the 1949 officers. A
closing addenda honoring the new
officers was entitled "Harbor
Lights." Mrs. J. A. Dndrey was
reader. Flowers were presented to
Mr. and Mrs. Baker.
Other new officers include the
following: Mrs. Sumner Deitrick,
associate matron; Sumner ' Deit
rick, associate patron; Mrs. R. J.
I Hafstad, secretary; Mrs. Alton
Snider, treasurer; Mrs. R. E. Rod
trick, conductress; Mrs. N. E. Gil
bert, associate conductress; Mrs.
Dean Wonser, chaplain.
Mrs. W. E. Jones, marshal;
Mrs. R. C. Caryl, organist; Mrs.
F. E. Hutchins, Adah; Mrs. E. M.
Gashur, Ruth; Mrs. R. G. Lyons,
Esther; Mrs. Obert Pepin, Mar
tha; Mrs. Don Ratliff, Electa;
Mrs. S. N. Cornell, warder; Mrs.
Georgia Stadum, sentinel; Mrs.
3. A. Thompson, historian; Mrs.
Paine and Mrs. Phillips pages.
Pythian Sisters Plan v
Installation, Meeting
Members of Pythian Sisters
served refreshments following the
Knights of Pythias meeting Mon
day evening. Mrs. R. D. Ketchum
was chairman of the committee
in charge, assisted by Mrs. Ole
Nordstrom, Mrs. Cecil Hoiiins
head and Mrs. F, N. Van Matre.
The Sunshine club of the lodge
met last Tuesday. at the home of
Mrs. V. P. Anderson and made
plans for installation Jan. 19. Mrs.
M. B. Smiih presided at the meet
ing. Next meeting will be Feb. 14,
at the home of Mrs. Hazel Eades,
256 Delaware.
ROTARY ANNS ELECT
The newly-organized Rotary
Anns, composed of wives of Ro-i
tary club members, met recently i
at the home of Mrs. Nelson Le-1
, land and elected officers. They in- j
j elude Mrs. Ray Forrest, president;
Mrs. Carl Hoogner, vice-president, I
and Mrs. Clark Price, secretary
treasurer. I
A meeting scheduled for Mon-j
day evening has been cancelled, i
and the nsxt meeting will be held '
February 20. i
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SQl'ARE DANCING PLANNED
Officers of the Eastern Star
have announced plans for a seri?s
of square dancing parties at the.
Masonic hall, S54 Broadway, with
the first to be held Saturday eve
ning, Jan. 14, beginning at 8:30.
Caller will bexCiaude Cook, who
will give instructions for begin
ners. There will be a small fee
to defray expenses of the party,'
officers announced. An Invitation
to attend was extended to all
Eastern Star members and their
escorts, and all members of Ma
sonic fraternities. ;
CI.tB HEARS SPEAKER
As guest speaker nt a meeting
of the Young Mothers Study
club. Tuesday evening at the
home of Mrs. Miles Shortridge,
Harry English, local attorney,
discussed inheritance laws of
Oregon, and answered (Questions
Put by his listeners. -
Guests of the club were Mrs.
Al Marvin and Mrs. P. W. Covner.
Town and Country club will
lmeet for a 1 o'clock luncheon
, friday. Jan. 13, at the home of
Mrs. Leslie Kribs, on the old Red
mond highwav. All members were
urged to attend.
Guild Plans
Wissenbachs
Reception
Members of the parish of Trin
ity Episcopal church will welcome
their new rector, Rev. Fred C.
Wissenbach, and Mrs. Wissen
bach, at a reception to be held
Sunday from 8 to 10 p.m.,- In the
parish hall. Members of the worn-
ea's guild will be hostesses. On
the committee in charge are Mrs.
A. A. Symons, Mrs. W, E. Chand
ler, Mrs. H. A. Miller, Mrs, Frank
Prince and Mrs. J. W. Taylor.
Rev. Wissenbach was bom in
Germany near Frankfurt on the
Mam. He received his education
at Heidelberg and in Paris at the
University of Saarbonne. He came
to America at the age of 24, and
attended Virginia Theological
seminary at Alexandria. Me has
servecUboth in the mission field
and in parishes in Wyoming and
Oregon.
Mrs. Wissenbach Is a native
Texan. The couple met when Rev.
Wissenbach was in charge of a
mission in the western part of
Texas. They were married in 1920.
For three years, from 1932 to
1935, Rev. and Mrs. Wissenbach
and their two daughters were in
Munich, Germany, where the cler
gyman was in charge of the
American church, only English
speaking church in the city.
Rev. Wissenbach is an accomp
lished artist, and an exhibit of his
paintings was held in Bend last
year, when he was serving the
Episcopal parish in Klamath
Fails.
Academy of Friendship, Women
of the Moose, will meet Wednes
day, January 18, at 7:30 p.m., at
the home of Mrs. Jay Rhodes,
1469 Elgin. Mrs. M. L. Marry
will be co-hostess. Members were
askeii to bring their finished
handwork for the eikiar chest
project,
Four Appointed
By Club Directors
Mrs.- Gordon Randait was ap-
pointed to serve as first vice-:
president of the Jaycee auxiliary,
and three committee chairmen
were named, at a meeting of the
directors, held Monday evening at
the home of Mrs. C. Ralph Lino,
president.
Mrs. Randall will replace MrsJ
Eric Peterson. Mr. and Mrs. Peter
son and their three-month-old son,
Kenneth, will leave later this
month for Boston, Mass. For the
past year, Peterson has been ad
ministrative assistant for Pacific
Trailways.
Chairmen named include Mrs.
Donald A. Dyer, new members;
Mrs. R. K. Temple, scrapbook,
and Mrs. Frank Blake, publicity.
Plans were made for a cooked
food sale, to be held January 2S
at O'Donneli's market.
CE Union to Meet
In Sisters Soon
The Sisters Christian Endeavor
society will be host to all, Chris
tian Endeavoi societies of Central
Oregon, at a special rally to be
held Monday, Jan. 16, at. the Sis
ters Church of Christ;
The monthly executive meeting
of the Central Oregon CE union
wiil be held the same evening,
with the union president. Warren
Henry, in charge.
Guest speaker for the evening
will be Mrs. Ralph Zeigler, who
was formerly a missionary to
China. Special music will be pro
vided, and the opening song ser
vice will start at 7:30 p.m.
AH youth groups in central
Oregon will be welcome to attend
the rally, it was announced.
Square Dance Set
For Country, Club
Members of the Bend Golf club
are joining In the current revival
of square-dancing, with an eve
ning of artner-swincine to be
"held once each month at the Coun
try club. The first of these par
ties is scheduled for Saturday
night, Jan. 21, with dancing to
start at 8:30. Claude Cook will
be Instructor-caller, and an old
time orchestra will provide music.
On the committee in charge
of arrangements are Mr. and Mrs.
Don T. Fancy, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Abrams, Dr. and Mrs. Bradford
N. Pease and Mr. and Mrs. E. L,
Nielsen.
Women of the Moose will hold
pre-conference ritual practice to
night at 7:30, at Moose- hall. Mrs.
Lenore Thompson, rnuai cnair-
man, said that it Is important for
all officers, escorts and chairmen
to be present.
Tells Betrothal
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Miss' Mary Kathryne Chavis,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nor
man Chavis, of Bend, has an
nounced her engagement to
Norman D, Nelson, son of Mrs.
P. N. Nelson and the late Mr.
Nelson, of Bend. The news was
told last night at a meeting o
Beta Sigma Phi sorority. In the
Pilot Butte inn Sunroora. Fol--lowing
a tradition of the soror
ity, Miss Chavis prasented the
group a box of candy with a
card announcing the engage
ment. Miss Chavis was gradu
ated from Bend high school
with the class of 1947, and is
employed in Bend by the Ore-
on state extension service,
h? is treasurer of the local
Beta Sigma Phi chapter. Nel
son, a graduate of Bend high
school with the ciass of 1942,
spent two and a half years in
the air corps. He is manager
of the Goodyear tire store.
Social Calendar
Modern Woodmen Install
Officers for 1950
New officers of Modern Wood
men of America were installed
last Friday evening at Norway
hail, Galen Gates is the new con
sul, Snd Oscar Moline Is past con
sul. Other officers are as follows:
Roy Kutch, adviser; Bruce Mar-
kell, escort; Pherrin Moody, bank
er; Mrs. W, L. Moody, secretary;
Mrs. Bruce Markeli, chaplain;
Mrs. Roy Kutch, 'musician; Ted
Todoroff, watchman, and Waiter
Moody, Rollo Morgan and Jacob
Comber, trustees.
CLt'B MEETS TONIGHT
Deschutes Geology club mem
bers at their January meeting to
night will outline plans for their
1950 field season and discuss oth
er phases of club business, John
H. Eaton, president, has announc
ed. The meeting will be ai 8 p.m.,
in the city hall.
Also scheduled for tonight is
the election of officers.
Tonight
6 p.m. Stag dinner at Country
club. .
7 p.m. PEO Sisterhood, dinner
al Pine Tavern.
7:30 p.m. W o m 6 n of the
Moose, Moose hail.
8 $..m.- Lady Eiks. BPOE hall.
8 p.m. Eagles auxiliary, FOE
hall.
8 p.m. Trinity Lutheran lay
men's league, church basement,
irliiay
1 p.m. Town and Countsy
club with Mrs. Leslie Kribs, old
Redmoisd highway. '
2 p.m. W C"T V with Mrs.
Charles Entiikin, 334 E. Irving,
, i p.m. friendly Neighbors
with Mrs. L. R. Haiiigan, Carroll
Acres.
2 p.m. Bend Garden club
with Mrs. P. M. Madden, 1318
E. 8th.
2 p.m. Gold Star Mothers
with Mrs. I. T. Powell, 1607 .
4th.
2:30 p.ra. Tumalo PTA, Tum-
alo school.
8 p.m. Rebekah lodge, lOOF
hall.
Saturday
S p.m. Joint Odd Fellow-Re-faekoh
installation, lOOF hall,
8:30 p.m. Square dancing at
Masonic temple.
YEW LANE GROUP TO MEET
Parents and teachers of the
Yew Lane school will meet Mon
day, Jan. 16, at 7:30 p.m. nt the
school, with the program to fea
ture slides and a talk on the rity
school system by James W, Bu-
shong, city school superintendent.
Committee appointments for the
rest of thp school year will be an
nounced by Mrs. Harold Keltey,
president, who urged aii patrons
oi tne school to- attend. Refresh
ments wiil be served, with Mrs.
John Engebretsen in charge.
Meeree of Honor past presi
dents will hold their annual din
ner Wednesday, Jan. IS, at-8:30
p.m. in the Oasis dining room.
Those who plan to attend were
asked to make reservations with
either Mrs. Paul Mickei or Mrs,
Charles Griffith,
Theme Selected
For Club Meeting
"Time" will be the theme for
the meeting of the Bend Toast
mistress club, to be held Monday,
January IS, at 6:38 p.m. in the
Trailways dining room. Mrs. El
sie Dunn will preside as toast
mistress, and Miss Clara Jones
wiil be topic mistress.
Principal speakers and their
topics will be; Mrs. Fred Hicks,
"How I Budget My Time"; Miss
Grace Mary Linn, "Vacation
Time"; Mrs, Henry Casiday,
"Spare Time"; Mrs, J. E. West,
"Growing Old Gracefully,"
Critics will Include Mrs. Lester
Rremer, Mrs. H, S, Cox, Mrs.
Walter Emard and Mrs. T. H.
Mark. Other members who will
have special duties are: Mrs.
Fay e. Beach, evaiaator; Mrs. J.
A. Dudrey, lexicologist; Mrs. Ar
thur Brinson, timekeeper.
Business will Include nomina
tion of officers for the new term, 1
it was announced.
UNIT MEMBERS MEET ;
Eight women were present at a
meeting of the Carroll A cress
home extension unit, held last i
Friday at the home of Mrs. B.
Havima. Miss Ruth Sheiton, I
home demonstration agent, dis-j
cussed "Improved Home Light
ing." The group discussed plans I
lor making lamp shades at the;
March meeting.
PLAN SKATING PABTV j
Members of Alpha The! a chap- j
ter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha met '
tuesiiay evening at the home or
Mrs. Robert Clark, and discussed
plans for a skating party. So be
held later this moalh.
Eagles Auxiliary will' Initiate
candidates at a meeting tonight
at 8 o'clock, aj: Eagles halt A so
cial hour will follow, with mem
bers who celebrated their birth
days since Dee. 12 to be honored.
Refreshments will be served, and
entertainment will be by pupUs
of the Lenice George school of
dancing.
PABTV FLANJfEB 1
After the joint RebekafcOdd
Fellow Installation Satarday
night at the IOOF hail, there will
be dancing, and refreshmsBts will
be served, it was annoysced to
day
Trinity Kpta-opal guBd will
meet Tuesday. Jan. 17, at 2 p.m.
at the parish hall, with Mrs. Har
ry Grampian and Mrs. R. t. For
rest as hostesses.
SO WEBBISG
Minneapolis Lyaa Bristol,
whs left his brfde-ts-be waiting
at the aitar, was given a WMay
workhouse sentence tor stealing
one of her wedding gifts. His
brlde-to-toe definitely called the
wedding off. .
Royal Neighbors of America
will hold installation for new of-
ficers, Monday at 7:30 p.m. In the
library auditorium. Officers were i
asked to wear forma! attire. Mrs. i
E. R. Smith, Mrs. Roy Waller and j
Mrs, Byron Benson will serve on 1
the refreshment committee. I
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With Purchase of
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21 oi. can 39c each
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PET MILK
tall cans 35c
HORMEL'S, Lb. Can
CHILI CON CARNE
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SLICED BACON --- lb. 45e
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PICNICS Ib. 39c
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HAMBURGER Ib. 39c
All meat freshly ground
SAUER KRAUT qt, 15e
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WIENERS Skinless Ib. 45e
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FRESH SIDE PORK ib. 48c
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RIB STEAKS ................... Ib. 48c
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Rl3 BOIL Ib, 23c
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FROZEN FRYERS, SALMON & HALIBUT
FRESH HENS, RABBITS & OYSTERS
Fancy Winesap
Apples ...... 3 lbs. 25c
"Good for rating or cooking"
Pink
Grapefruit ... 6 for 29c
Cranberries ..... lb. 19c
Parsnips ..... 3 lbs. 23c
Salad Mix .... 2 for 25c
8 oz. Cello Pkg.
Burkee's
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Dressing
Pint 29c
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and cough remedies. We have a
complete stork.
COSMETICS
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