The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, January 28, 1950, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextSATURDAY. JANUARY 28, 1950 THE BEND BULLETIN, 8END, OREGON PAGE THREE NEWS OF SOCIETY Through Snow fla 5s. Grant, Society TJilor (All tocMy llrmi )ioull be ie(jrtrl la IV Hullcliii not lst limn t n.m. on ttie Aiyi ol publication, l ursjuys, TWnlan SulurJarf.) A delegation at Rend Women lot (he Moose, and candidates,' half a hundred stronsi. will ieavo RgIiV T Off! Of" TOW If! R&nd VRlicTanyabasoK Members of Christian churches in Burns, Culver, Madras, lot we Merttl. Baker, Medfocxt. Redmond and Klamath a!!s lodges for the mM-wimor distyk't conference of the lodge. Mis. D. H. Bryant, senior regent of the Bend lodge, will be conference leader. Plans for the trip were com pleted at the regular chapter meeting Tuesday, when it was an nounced that Mrs. Earl Wood and Mrs. Bryant would handle reset--vations. Registration will be Sun- !day from 10 a. m. to 12 noon at the Klamath Falls Moose hall, and luncheon will be served at the Winema hotel. At the meeting Tuesday, Mrs. Dan W. Wilson was initiated into the chapter, following a program by pupils of the Genevive Fisher I Neves music studio. Barbara Hin- Local Women 1 Congo Missionary r tanning I rip 6 Christian Churches to Join In Rally Tomorrow in Bend rowtm Butte, bisters and Bend will join in a-"fifth Sunday rally tomorrow at First Christian church in Bend, with Miss Gertrude Shoemaker, evangelist and teacher-missionary in the Belgian Congo, to be guest speaker at afternoon and eve ning sessions. The Rally will start at 3 p.m. with a song service led by George Knox, Sisters, followed by a business meeting with Jess Smalley, Sisters, presid- mg. There will be special mil- J kJL VT WHICH IU I'lUAC Lampshades, Study Vitamin B Two project leader meetings and five extension unit meetings are on the extension schedule for sic provided by the Powell Butte church, and an address by Miss Shoemaker. 6 O'clock Dinner Planned . At 5 o'ciocit, the "99" men's or ganization will meet, and potluck dinner will be served at 6 o'clock. A vouth meeting at 7 o'clock will j the coming week. . I oreeede the S o'clock evening ser- Vice, lu lt;uvui spvrviai iiiu&u: uy the Redmond church and another talk by the guest missionary. Rev. Len B. Fishback, pastor of the host church, said that all, members of the participating churches and their friends will be welcome to attend. Miss Shoemaker is stationed at Mondombe in the Belgian Congo, 1,500 miles from the mouth of the Congo river. Because the area is so far inland, conditions are more primitive than in some other sec lions of the Congo. Roads now be ing built by the state connect Mondombe with Stanleyville to the east, and with many of the outlying villages and rubber and palm oil plantations. Transporta tion is rapidly being converted from river boats and native can oes to modern trucks and station wagons. Mission Work Described At the Mondombe station school, offering third, fourth, fifth and sixth grades, 275 boys and girls ave enrolled, and those from the villages are eared for in dormi tories. In the outlying villages, wherever a teacher or preacher teacher is located, a primary school is conducted offering first and second grades. Miss Shoemaker will spend this year in the United States on fur lough, her first since 1944-45. She will also be speaker at the 11 a.m. service tomorrow at the church, when Woman's day' will be observed. Adult Education H lotas 246 Here AXJitAL MEETIXG SET T!te annual meeting' of the I Deschutes county Camp Fire 1 council will be held Tuesday, In February, units will start two r.s.v projects. The project j shaw played a piano solo, and a leaders will give the "lampshade" trio composed of Doris and Ro.se r,rf i i,ic.u .. -. . ,,i mary Sholes and Deiores Prater Legion Auxiliary Planning Contest Redmond, Jan. 28 The Ameri can Legion auxiliary held a brief business meeting this week be fore joining members of the Le gion for a social evening. Mrs. Frances Juris of Prineville, dis trict auxiliary president, paid an official visit to the group which met at the Redmond grange hall. In behalf of the Americanism committee, Mrs. Robert Tull re ported that an essay contest will be sponsored by the group, and the high school has expressed its willingness to participate. Title of the essay is to be "U. S. Spells Us." Judges for the contest will be announced later. The auxiliary president, Mrs. Wilma Taylor, announced thai the nominating committee is com posed of Mrs. Ray Rogers, Mrs. Wade Short, Mrs. Charles Dudley, Mrs. P. M. Houk and Mrs. Jess Tetherow. Beside the district president. 34 members attended the meeting. The joint social evening was socnt in square dancing, with George Hubbell and Mrs. Harry Sly acting as callers. The next auxiliary meeting will be the afternoon of February 9 at the home of Mrs. R. F. Jones. JKs. Jones will show pictures and make comments about her recent trip to Alaska. agent, will spealt to the others, on "Vitamin B in Vour Meals." In j March, the program will be re- versed. i Project leaders will be briefed in lampshade-making technique at meetings next Monday and Tuesday, at 10.30 a.m. Monday, Jan. 30, meeting at the Pine For est grange hall will be leaders from the Alfalfa, Eastern Star, Carroll Acres, Glen Vista, Six Corners, Bend and Boyd Acres units. Leaders meeting Tuesday at the Redmond grange hall will include those from the Deschutes, Redmond. Brooks-Scanlon, Lower Bridge, North Unit, Tumalo, Ter rebonne, Northwest Redmond and Cloverdale units. Meeting Wednesday, Feb. 1, will be the following units: Des chutes, 10:30 a m., with Mrs. Eu gene Davis; Alfalfa, 7:30 p.m., with Mrs. John Ovens, and Lapine, 10:30 a.m., with Mrs. Darrel Stole berg. The Eastern Star unit will meet next Thursday at 10:30 a.m. at the home of Mrs. H. S. Har bour, and the Carroll Acres unit will meet next Friday at 1:30 p.m., at the home of Mrs. Claude Wan ichek. Shower Is Given At Redmond Home Redmond, Jan. 23 -Mrs. Donald Iverson was honored at a pink and blue shower given Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Floyd Watson, with Miss Lois Hammond as co-hostess. The table centerpiece featured a life-size baby doll surrounded by pink and blue nut cups. A stork hovered over the daintily wraoped gifts arranged on the buffet. A bouquet of blue iris with pink snapdragons carried out the color scheme. The group participated in sev eral games, with Mrs. Vera Hass ler, Mrs. Byrl King and the hon oree winning prizes. Others pres ent were: Mrs. C. W. Iverson, Mrs. C. J. Dunnigan, Mrs. Eldred Starr, Mrs. William Prim, Mrs. Albert Campbell, Mrs. Fred Hart, ;. Mrs. Harley Hart, Mrs. William Welch, Mrs. James Talbot. Mrs. Guy Welch. Mrs. Keith Ferguson and Mrs. Albert Miller, ail of Red mond, and Mrs. James Ferguson of Prineville. The hostesses served refreshments. 86th Birthday Is Celebrated Mis. Evelyn Hawxhurst was honored Wednesday aSternoon, when her daughter, Mrs. Robert Stout, entertained at a party at Miss Gertrude Shoemaker, evangelist and educational mis sionary at Mondombe in the Belgian Conga, 1500 miles from tlie mouth of the Congo river, will be guest speaker Sunday at First Christian church. She will speak at; the 31 a.m. wors'tip hour and at the fifth Sunday rally of Central Oregon Chris tian churches, starting at 3 p.m. Registration classes offered un der the adult education pragrara In Bend totals 246, according to an announcement today by How ard M. Nicholson, program co ordinator. Included, Ix the total are 90 Community rollege sludenls; 85 Jan. 31, at 7 p. m. in the Fine 65 registt;ats irt atm. credit Tavern, dining room, with nii courses, such as sewing, tailor adult Camp Fire workers and ing, boat building, and nppven their husbands and wives invited Mceshlp training, to attend Officers are to be Nicholson stated that there are i , . , ...m v 1 openings tor six more students elected, and. a skit will be pre- hrVsir sewing class which sented by the elrls of the Ciilek. twvun thfe nasi Worftwsrtav. nisauw vujjjfj rue sjuujj, ujjui-j- jnsttuctor in. the class Is, Mrs.( direction of their guavdian, Miss Don Pence. J Jean Webster. Reservations acet to be made either with iirs.'oe KIH'AXIAXS MEET E.idev or Mrs. Claude Wanrchek. ) p,nrf , :sw n, : ,. (Ran, Maurice Roberts, Clement; iu Z Svt, Groghai) and J. M. Davies each; Singing Blue Birds elected new hr(of v.im ti('; Social Calendar ist. Hospital Film Shown A film on care and treatment of patients at the hospital for crippled children, in Eugene, and rehabilitation oc crippled adults at a Portland institution, was shown. Mrs. Jess Perrine, Easter seal chairman for the area, was in charge. Mrs. Fred Carter and Mrs. Per rine received identification brace lets, gifts from the Mutual Broad casting company and station KBND. The women were local fi nalists in the "Queen of Ameri ca" contest, and Mrs. Perrine was named local queen. Mrs. B. C. Taylor received the award of achievement" pin for outstanding work during her year as senior regent. After the meeting, refreshments were served by Mrs. George W. Riding, child care chairman. PEO Set's bate For "B!L" Party PEO members will entertain their husbands at the annua) "BIL" party, to be held Thursday, Feb. 2, at 7 p.m. in the Pine Tav ern dining room. Miss Grace Mary Linn, Mrs. H. M. Nicholson, Mis. W. A. Hunnelfand Mrs. C. C. Taylor are on the committee to arrange the program. Plans were made at a luncheon meeting held Thursday nfternoon at the Htie iavern, when Mrs. H. H. DeArmond was in charge of a Founders' day program, the organization was founded in Jan uary, 1869, at Mt. Pleasant, la. In a ceremony in memory of the seven founders, candles were lighted by Mrs. W. R. Nance and Mrs. Norman Partridge. Mrs. E. R. Ryan and Mrs. G. W. Ager Tonight S p. m. Sons of Norway, Nor way hail. 3 p. m. Eastern Star and Ma sonic bodies, square dance at Ma sonic hall. - ' 0 p. m. Dances sponsored by Central Labor council, Pilot Butte ir t. 9:30 p. m. Polio benefit dance, Eastern Star grange hall. Sunday 3 p. m. Central Oregon rally at First Christian church. Monday 10:30 a. m. Project leaders' meeting. Pine Forest grange hall, 6:30 p. m. Toaslmislress club. Pilot Butte inn. 7 o m. Javeee auxiliarv. din- jner at Pine Tavern. Tuesday 10:30 a. m. Project leaders meeting. Redmond grange hall. 1 p. m. Trinity fc-piseopai guild, oarish hall. 1 p. m. Trinity Lutheran sew ing circle, with Mrs. Ellis Marr, Carrol! Acres. 2 p. m. Circle 3, Catholic Al tar society, with Mrs. Dan Shan non, 62b Oeorgia. 2 p. m. Pine Forest home ec onomics club, with Mrs. Brian Thompson, Blakley Heights, 7 p. m. Camp Fire council annual dinner. Pine Tavern. 8 p. m. Public card parly, Moose hall. 8 p. m. Degree of Honor's po lio benefit card parly, Eagles hall, Plumb io Retire From Forest Job officers as follows: Kay Michel, gave a brief resume of his life at the Kiwatiis meeting Thursday FORMER RESIOEXT DIES Mrs. Jane L. Hycie, SS, a far mer Bend resident, tSvwi yesterday ' in fcmtmtt Ttta i,WMrtr M K. L. Ptumtv, v;to was Des- , chutes nationa! forest supervisor; A w vaeAim fe B 25 years ago, 5s to reWrp from lbc; Edward Hjde, ot Itettrf. , forest srrvi;t on February 28 and i Funrral swvice are to 'oe con will be succeeded as Snoqwdmiel in Emmets m Monday national forest npej-v)sor, a posi- at,;,i0 P:m; , tiore lie now tiotas, by William t-i.L 's Hyde moved to Erome?t Johnson, Sno,ua)mie assistant j fvom Bewi aat summer, supervisor. Announre mt-ni of ' Plumb's plans fov vetivement ; onices in Tacoma, Wash were made by 11. J. Andrews, Pa- wsSp Vtilr naiirajsl lor oftD Northwest regionai toifitfr. !ca(tf!r j!limt, !iveut ta Hs Plumb has been wS thv 5or-Jwife & tte acmec Heiett Cat-son, est service for 3 years, having ', 0j jjood Rivw served in Oregon and Washing-1 ! ton. After relSnwnt, be plans to) Us(, ctegsftec acJs n Tte Eni!te. wireas ranaimns rovesw, wiw jin or quick results. ITc'or Eiizaheift MATVBE StOTT - also "ARCTIC tTRV" president; Janet Hand, vjce-pres- rh-r ijsrw mtiin a rr- Mom- Kr, wsw sni3rv- noon. Uhpster lawipy mane a re- Carol Newberry, treasurer; Don- np Uodtlard, sc.ng leader, and Joyce Cale, scribe. Carol New berry and ACton King ave new members. Fifteen girls belong. and Mrs. R. W. Hand is leader. TAX DA Members of the Tanda Camp File group held a ceremonial at a regular meeting at the home of Mis, Thomas Donohue, with Bil girls receiving honor beads. Kobin Kixic and Phyllis Ever- mau passed their Woodgather- ers rp.ik. Plaques of the Camp Five law were presented to the girls. Oltanpl Camp Fire group met this weelf at the home of the leader. Mis. -William Baer, and elected new officers as follows: Tress a Stenkamp, president; Janet Baer, vice-president ; Mary Alice Keily, secretary, Mary Te resa Cady, treasurer, and Fran cis Pipes, scribe. Glenda Osborne is a new member. CHEERFUL BLUE BIRDS Cheerful Blue Birds, under di rection of their leader, Mrs. Wcs Brown, are making a doll house and dressing clotbes-pm dolls. Donna Glskaas is a new member. port in behaif of the newsy (armed advisory committee fori the recreational project. Rupert!; FavKS, Kiwanis representative on ; the Kay Scout council, reported! that plans are in the oiling lor a court ol honor with the hope Dial : the affair will stimulate mare par- j ent Interest, Group singing was,; led by Devere Pennollow. J . . . TO HOLD SQUARE DANCE Mrs. R. A. Baher, worthy ma-! tron of Eastern Star, announced' today that the square dance farj Eastern Slar members and their escorts, and ali members of Ma sonic fraternities, will be held (a- , nignt as ongtnutiy ittaiiiHxt. i ttt? affair was lentaiiveSy canceHed yesterday because ot the storm, but because travel conditions nre norma), it was re-scheduleo. . tlancmg wut start at a p. ttt., with Claude Cook as caller, Trinity Eptseopat GutM will meet Tuesday, Januarv 31, for a "fifth Tuesday" potluck luncheon S at 1 o'clock in the parish halt, j The program will feature a talk by Mrs. Fred C. yissentacn, wile of the rector, who will give a first hand account of the original Passion niay, which she attended some years ago in Obevammer-j Mill Group Honors W. C. Burrefl A surprise birthday party hon oring W. C. Burrell was given Wednesday evening by he ship ping depatment of Brooks-Scanlon, Inc., at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Dearth, 708 Roa noke. Games provider entertain- Nicholson entertained with 1wo vocal solos, accompanied by Mrs. Craig Loyner. KCs Moke Plans For Square. Dance Local Knights of Columbus have announced plans for a guest night Saturday, February 4, when knights, their ladies and friends will join in square dancing at St. Francis parish hall. Refreshments will be served, officers announced. Plans for the party were made at the regular meeting Monday evening, when it was announced that on the next meeting night, February 13, the local knighls will go to Prinevillp for a joint meeting with the lodge there, in 2?e C.W. Elliott home, where mPeSing is pianned, with all Mrs. Hawxhurst is being cared j kmRht and prospective knights invited to make the trip. Trans portation will be furnished, with cars to leave from the Catholic were iuncheon hostesses. Mrs. ; mcnt, and refreshments were PROGRAM PRESF.NTED Redmond, Jan. 28 Mrs. Helen P.ogers presented a program on Canada at the Juniper Literary club mcctine which was held Wednesday afternoon at the home j Z V r P ; ,hZ ,r stube, Mrs. R. S. Linton. Mrs. ported at the meettnf: that Mrs. R v,.i-s,t m for. The occasion was the hon-j oiee's eighty-sixth birthday anni versary. Gifls were presented to Mrs, Hawxhurst, and refreshments were served. In addition to the honoree, her daughter and Mrs. Elliott, the following were pres ent: Mrs. R. C. Colver, Mrs. Hom er Thomas, Mrs. Feiix Spring- N. r " ni n i t i . o n iurVd maufomobne accWni ffwt 'm! - J" on Tucsdav on her way to Port- Davt,ie anli a7 Oleon. land. Mrs. McCaf fery was to have pp.,, , hail the program on Wednesday. APPOTJIET M'VDE and she is scheduled to give her ,nJnrf"f K" ' J.a"", -program on Iceland at the next Appom mcnt o f Arthur C. session, of the club, which will , (Dutch Lonborg Northwestern be held at the home of Mrs. Grace s "".""v etbal) coach, as Onmlev nn rhri,,rv s athletic director of Kansas was Wuigiey on Februarys. (announced today hy Chancellor Women of the Moose will hold i PPane w- Mptott .J the third and Jinal public card narty in the current series Tues day, January 31, at 8 p.m. in the Moose hall. There will be prizes and refreshments, Mrs. M. L. My-, rick, social service chairman, has announced. A new series wilt b3 gin Fehruary 7. with Mrs. Lenore ; Thompson in charge. ' parish hall in Bend at 7:30 p.m. Polio benefit card party, spon sored by the Eagles auxiliary, will be held Thursday, February 2. at 8 p.m. in Eagles hall. There will be prizes and refreshments, ac cording to the committee in charge. served by the hostess after a gift of camping equipment was pre-1 sented to the honored guest. Those present included: Mr. and Mrs. John Lyon, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Thompson, Horace A. Rich-' aids, Mr. and Mi-s. Roy E. Glas-i sow, Mr. anil Mrs. Chris Kostol, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Simmons, Mr. and Mrs. Murl Duncan, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Craven, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Giassow, Mr. and Mrs. John Richardson, Mr. and Mrs. Burrell and Mr. and Mrs. Dearth. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Piath and Mrs. Richards were unable to attend. SORORITY MEETS A "white elephant" auction was the highlight of a meeting of Ep silon Sigma Alpha sorority, heiil Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Paul Ullley, 23C Saghiaw. rt 01AKONYA At a meeting of the Odakonya Camp Fire group, held recently at the home of the guardian, Mrs. John Davenport, plans were made cor a council fire ta be held tea S. with mothers and sponsors to be guests. They roaiie Valentine) Invitations and planned refresh- j menls. New officers were named j as follows: Kay Siadufe, pres-j ident; Joyce Spencer, secretary;) VJga Micnaeison, treasurer, ana Sandra Anderson, scribe. j j New York 5r travelers are now able to get flight forecasts by dialing a telephone number in the same way 1iiat they now get weather forecasts. GILCHRIST BLUR BIRDS The Friendly Blue Birds held i their regular meeting Wednes day at the Gilchrist school, un- j der the supervision of their lead- j ers. Mis. W. A. Carmichaei and j Mrs. Mark Fogelqulst. The newj officers for the .next three 1 months took their respective j places. They are Dianne Narlin, ( president; Marlene Helium, vice-j president; Terry Wilson, treas-j urer, and Collien McKeniie, scc-i retary. After a short business S meeting, the girls worliPd on ': scrapbooks. Nine members were' present. j 5 TO ASTM ASTERS MEET j Redmond, Jan. 25 Plans were made at the Toast masters meet- mg Thursday evening to have aj session on parliamentary proce-; dure February 2. Jay Shlvely will be in charge of the rorelmg which will be devoted entirely to the one topic. Keily Brink served as! toasimastnr at this week's meet ing with C. E. Thompson as gen era! evaluator. . j Five minute speeches were Thursday evening, 12 of the Bend! made by R. E. Duggpr ami Earipj memoers attended a meeting ofifraisock who gave their required1 their sister chapter In Redmond,) "occasion a 1" talks. Kenneth at the home of Mrs. Jajnes Bloom. ! Munkres f ulJilled a club require- ment by reading a report on fro.-; Sewtaff circle of Trinity Luth- j ett foods versus canned foods. ! eran ladies' aid will meet Tuesday; Critics for the evening were .lay at 1 p.m. at the home of Mrs. ! Shiveiy, M. A. Lynch, Nick Den-' Ellis Marr, in Carroll Acres. ton and Or. R. W. 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