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PAGE SIX THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON THURSDAY, JULY '19, 1951 NEWS OF SOCIETY lla S. Grant. Socltty Edit , . (AH society ttrau iKouId be reported to The Bulletin not later titan 9 a.m. on the days of publication, Tundayi. Thursday! and Saturdays. ) Picnics on Social Calendar For Coming Days of Summer - Social activities have been keyed to the summer season, and al fresco gatherings are in order these July days. , Sons of Norway will hold their annual picnic for members and their families this next Sunday, July 22, in the upper meadows of Shevlin park. A potluck picnic dinner will be , served at 1 o'clock, with pop, ice cream and cotjee to be furnished by the lodge. A program of games and contests, with prizes, is planned for the atternoon. me com- mittee in charge ot arrange ments includes Gunnar Bjor vik, Vern Everett, Marcus WaUberg and Otto Larson. Community Event Set Members ol the Glen Vista home extension unit, and their families and friends, will gather for their annual community picnic next Sunday at the . usual spot, between the . two meadows In Shevlin park. The meal will be served potluck style, and thosp who attend are being asked to take their own table service. Serv- Ing will start at about 12:30 p.m.,1 according to.tnose in cnarge. . ' i.-.' .' lfrion Picnio Set , Stevens-Chute post and auxil iary, American Legion, will be the host group for a district Legion picnic next Sunday on the lawn of the Craig Coyner home, 57 Plnecrest. Invitations have been extended to the posts and auxil iaries of Mitchell, Madras, Red mond, PrinevUle and Warm Springs. : . . Special entertainment is being planned for the occasion, and the notluck olcnlc dinner will be serv ed at 2 o'clock. Coffee and ice cream will be provided by the Stevens-Chute post! Those who at-, tend should bring their own table service, It was stressed. UAW.V. To Plcnlo ' The Jay H. Upton camp and auxiliary, United Spanish Amerl can War Veterans, will Join in a. potluck picnic dinner Friday at 6:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Pearl Lancaster, past department president, at 1001 E. Penn avenue. Members are to take their own table service and covered dishes for the table, It was announced. Central Oregon employes of Pa cific Power and Light company, and their families, will picnio Sat urday afternoon, July 21, at 1:30 in the upper meadows of Shevlin . parte.' Redmond Rebekah Lodge Installs BoHmnnri .TlllV 19 New offl. cers for the coming semi-annual term were Installed Wednesday . evening at ceremonies held by the Redmond KeoeKan ioage at me : Townsend hall. Installed were Mrs. Ted Loney, noble grand; Mrs. Floyd Holt,- vice-grand, and ' Mrs. Earl Rldgway, treasurer. Es corts were Mrs. Carrie Way, Mrs. Guy Chamness and. Mrs. George Bailey. -' " ' Deputy Installing officers were Mrs. Walter Darbn, president ; Mrs. Albert Urle marshal; Miss Charlotte' Eastbn,' warden; Mrs. Luther Dotson,. treasurer; Mrs. Myrtle Miller, recording secre tary; Mrs. Emma Van Wert, fi nancial secretary; Mrs. Charles Swlndlg, musician; : Mrs. Steve Lines,: chaplain and Mrs. H. O. Wilson, inside guardian. Not present for the ceremonies if ere Mrs. Bea Vader, new secre tary and Mrs. Fred Elliott, finan cial treasurer. i ' Appointments Made - AoDolntive officers Include Mrs, Rubv Sutherlln, warden; Mrs. Leah Wells, conductor; Mrs. Mil fred Wallenburg, color bearer; Miss Arlirie Loney. LSNG; Mrs. Alfred Ball, RSNG; Mrs. 'Allen Madsen. RSVG: Mrs. George Hcighes, LSNG; Mrs. Charles Houston, musician; Mrs. Leo But terfleld, chaplain; Mrs. Riley San ders, inside guardian, and Mrs. Verdo Falrchlld, outside guardian. Committee chairmen appoint, ments announced were finance, Mrs. Joe Harding, Mrs. Guy Chamness and Mrs. Lester Houk; publicity, Mrs. Luther Dotson; sickness and relief, Mrs. Allen Madsen; condolence, Mrs. Bert Loop; ways and means, Mrs. W. K. Charlesworth; Theta Rho, Mrs. Charles Swlndlg; education, Mrs. Al Urie; community service, Mrs. Lester Houk; good of the order, Mrs. Leo Wilson and refresh ments, Mrs. Jack Steenis. Corsages were presented to the Installing officers and the new of ficers by Miss Arline Loney, flow er girl. A gift was presented to Mrs. Charlesworth, Junior past noble grand, by her officers. Mrs. Charles Swlndlg, assisted by Mrs. Al Urle and Mrs. Charles Houston will be In charge of pre paring the news letter which is sent out to members who have moved away. The auditing committee report was made by Mrs. E. A. Sage as sisted by Mrs. Verdo Fairchild and Mrs. Kenneth Fairchild. FREE DANCE SET The Culver Seed Co. will hold Its annual free dance this Satur day night, July 21, In the com pany's warehouse in the Jeffer-. son county town. Festivities will start at 9 o'clock, with music by the Crooked River Ramblers. .,,.,. Hospital chairman,- Women of the Moose, will hold a card nartv Marlys Prentice Tells Betrothal; Wedding ii Set An engagement announce ment oi interest in Bend is that of Miss. Marly s Prentice, daugh ter of Rev. and Mrs. R. H. Pren tice of Helena, Mont., to Marshall Burnett, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Burnett of the Stafford com munity, near Oswego, Ore. ., The wedding Is planned for Sept. 1, at the Lake Grove Com munity Presbyterian church. Rev. Prentice will officiate. .' Miss Prentice has been a stu dent at Lewis and Clark college the past three years, majoring In music. She has also Served on the staff of the college paper. Her parents left Bend In 1946, when her f a t h e r accepted the pastorage of Fl r s t Presbyterian church Jn Helena. He had been pastor i of First Presbyterian church In Bend for nine years. Burnett, a ' Journalism major, Is a member of PI Delta Epsilon, national honorary Journalism fraternity. Following their marriage, both young people will enroll as sen iors at Lewis and Clark college. -,. ; CE Societies Hold Meeting George Knox, pastor of the Sis-. ters Church of Christ, addressed 50 members of the Central Ore gon Christian Endeavor societies Monday evening at the home of Ralph Henry, 84b ocnoco drive, PrinevUle. Earlier In the evening, a short executive meeting was led by warren Henry, president of the CE union. Lawn games were di rected by Darrell Palmer, Red mond. . -' l- Refreshments were served by Mrs. Ray Naff, Redmond, Mrs. Warren Henry, Mrs. Ralph Henry and Kev. Lawrence Burdette of PrinevUle. The next Christian Endeavor executive meeting will be at the Madras unrtstlan cnurcn August 20. , e e Bridal Shower Is Held, in Park Mrs.' Melvin Monlcal, the for mer Lucille Hathaway, was hon ored at an outdoor bridal shower for which Miss Elizabeth Shannon and Mrs. Duane W-. Hamby were hostesses Wednesday evening In pioneer park. une guest list inciucieu Mrs. By ron. Logan, Mrs. Edsel Crabtree, Mrs. Max Mills, Miss Margie Dav idson, Miss Joyce Blrkholz. Miss Ruth Klrbs, Miss Frances Web ster and Miss Marlon Jacobson. Mr. and Mrs. Monlcal were mar ried recentlyln Reno. 3 IOOF Groups Install Officers At Madras Hall Madras, July 19 r- Officers of Mt. Jefferson lodge,- IOOF, Ju niper Rebekah lodge and the The la Rho girls were Installed In Joint ceremonies recently at the wiauras uua fellows nail. In stalling officers were Mr. and Mrs. Ben Evick and Miss Carol Uraue. New officers of the Odd Pel, lows lodge are: Verle Rldgeway, noble grand; Marvin Ames, vice- grand; nay carpenter, secretary; Archie Gles, treasurer; Lester Bryant, warden: J. D. Morris. conductor; Clair Taylor, chap lain; Paul Dwlgans and Earl Wat son, scene supports; Everett Van Wert and timer Miller, noble grand supports; Perry Henderson and Jack Brown, vice-grand sup ports, ana Carlos Randolph, past grand. . , New Rebekah officers are: Mrs. Elma Haught, noble grand; Mrs. Leita Richardson, vice grand; Mrs. Rldgeway, secretary; Mrs. Hdward W. Kriz, treasurer; Mrs. Marvin Ames, conductor; Mrs. R. M. Florey, warden; Mrs. Dorothy Pollock, color bearer: Mrs. Clair Taylor andvMrs. James L. Lewis, ' supports . to noble grand; Mrs. Fritz Haberstich and Mrs. Eugene' Blcart, supports to vice-grand; Mrs. Carlos Ran dolph, musician; Mrs. Edward Anderson, inside guardian: Mrs. K. A. Stansberry, outside guard ian: Mrs. Sybil Morris, chaplain. and Mrs. Norma Lewis, past grana. Officers Installed for the Theta Rho girls were: Sharon Walker, president; Emeline Overhulse, vice-president; Patty Bone, secre tary, and Ellen Crowley, treas urer, '. , Receipt of a certificate of his appointment as district deputy grand master was received by Joe Joseph, past noble grand of the' Odd Fellows lodge. . PrinevUle Girl Wed in Ceremony PrinevUle, July 19 At a cere mony at St. Joseph's Catholic church last Saturday afternoon Sally, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Lewis of PrinevUle, became the bride ot Richard, son of Rob ert Burger of West Cliff, Colo. Father Eugene Doherty, S. J., of ficiated. . Matron of honor was Mrs. Wal ter E. Frank, and Mrs. Ken Scholz and, Miss Lois Himelsback of Portland were bridesmaids. Little Connie Frank was flower girl. Bud Lown of MUwaukie, was best man. . A reception followed the wed ding at the home of the bride's parents. ,.: - : WOTM Chairmen Plan Year's Work Women of the Moose committee chairmen met Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Earl Wood. 11 Hawthorne avenue, and made plans tor the, coming year. Mrs. Jess Lindsay, senior regent, pre sided. Other officers present were Mrs. Fred Carter, Mrs. Charles Chase, Mrs. Harold Moon and Mrs. Wood. Also attending were the following: Mrs. William weaser, Mrs. Al Rovce. Mrs. Jack Gudmunson. Mrs. William Evans, Mrs. Janet O'Donnell. Mrs. William Mueller. Mrs. Robert Osborn, Mrs. Helen Anderson, Mrs. Al Hanson, Mrs. Bert White, Mrs. William Ogle, Mrs. D. L. Stevenson and Mrs. Walter Mlnter. Social Calendar Tonight 7:30 p.m. Installation practice, isjvv nan. -8 p.m. Neighbors of Wood ci ail, Norway nan. Friday 1:30 p.m; WOTM card nartv, home of Mrs. Berf White, 1105 Lexington. 7 p.m. Patriarchs MUltant'and auxiliary, barbecue at W. V. Mer chant home. Culver. 8 p.m. Trinity Episcopal loupies ciud. pansn nan. Saturday 1:30 p.m. PP&L picnic, upper meadows, Shevlin park. 8 p.m. Installation of IOOF branches, Odd Fellows hall. 8:30 p.m. Buck and Wing square dance ciuu, roweu. Butte grange hall. . .9 p.m. Free dance at Culver Seed co. warehouse. Grangers Hear Pelton Debate; Program Given A debate oh the Pelton dam con. troversv highlighted a meeting of yie Fine Forest grange Tuesday evening, urange memDers repre sented interested factions as fol, lows: Portland Electric company, uoy van vieer; rural lire com- mittee, Mrs. Hugh f ountain; Warm Springs Indians, Hugh f ountain; central uregon cnam- ber of commerce, Mrs. Rex Han, shew; state game commission, Brian Thompson. , A program was presented by the home economics club, opening with a round led by Mrs. G. W. Huettl. Mrs. Rex Hanshew spoke on safety on flcnlcs and Mrs, Brian Thompson reported 'on the state home economics meeting. Kay Hanshew sang a solo, and Grace Huettl gave a reading. Al Walker, Mrs. Stella. Nelson and Mr. and Mrs. Brian Thompson took part in a skit, and a guitar quartet was led by Dean Mccail of frineviue. -".' Mrs. Lancaster Guest at Meeting Mrs. Pearl Lancaster of Bend was a guest at a dinner meeting of the department past presidents' club. USWV auxiliary', last Tues day In the Oriental room of the Osburn hotel, In Eugene. Mrs. Lancaster Just completed her term In the state office. Mrs. Zldonla W. Quick was elected president of the past presi dents' club, succeeding- Lola E. Skelly. Both are from Portland. At the state convention last week, the Jay H. Upton auxiliary received a prize for signing up the highest percentage of new members. - - Mrs. Carlton Meredith was the official delegate of the local aux iliary. Her name was Inadvertent ly omitted from an account given to me Bulletin earner lor puou. cation. - Officers Named For Lodge Group Mrs. Lucv Bllladeau was named chairman of the academy of friendship. Women of the Moose, at the annual banquet Tuesday evening at the Trailways dining room. ' Other officers appointed by Mrs. J. L. Lindsay, regent of Women of the Moose, are as fol lows: Mrs. E. R. smitn. chaplain: Mrs. Roy Walter, secretary, and Mrs. J. F. Egg, publicity chair man Twenty-six members were pres ent. Loves Topsail Sports Clothos Thh Magic Fabric for active sportt tt already a Bye-word with the out-of-door gtrl. Impeccably tailored in world-famous, draff fashion youll find the styling of these of a far luperior nature. Pedal Pushers 5.95 Bend Mercantile Co 937 Wall Phone 20 Wins Award Larry Mize, The Bend Bulletin "little merchant" for the Carroll Acres area, Is the winner of the honor carrier award for the past month. Larry has handled his route for 13 months and has established an excellent record as a livewire newspaperboy, according to Les Schwab, circulation manager. 1 A $20 cash award Is made each month to the honor carrier. Larry is the son of Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Mize, who live at 1185 Roosevelt avenue. 1 SUIT FILED The Ohio Casualty Insurance company has fUed suit In circuit court here against Eugene F. Mil ler, asking Judgment of $355.95. The amount Is allegedly owed on a promissory note. The giant African snail, a six- Inch-iung animal, has spread from Africa eastward across tropical areas of Asia, the East Indies. and even to Hawaii; it is a ma jor crop' pest. Women of ihe Moose, will hold initiation Wednesday evening. July 25, at Moose hall. Officers requested that all members be present promptly at 8 o'clock. Senators Want Protection For Servicemen, Families Washington, July 19 HP) Sen ate investigators demanded to day that the defense department do something to protect service men being "shamelessly victim ized" by rent gougers near mili tary camps and being forced to live under conditions that are "a disgrace to America." They said the problem gravely threatens "the morale of our fighting men" and called upon the department to do something about it Immediately. The report, prepared ' by the senate preparedness subcommit tee, said servicemen and their families are being forced to live "amidst appalling filth and Inde scribable squalor" near camp Breckenrldge, Ky., Camp Rucker, Ala., and Fort Leonard Wood, Mo. It said servicemen and their families are being forced to live In garages, tool sheds, chicken coops and In one case a shack built of whiskey bottles and beer cans. v ' Increases Common It said rent Increases of 100 per cent on "substandard hous ing" near the three -camps are "commonplace." In some Instan ces, It said, servicemen have been "gouged" with 500 per cent rent boosts. Committee chairman Lyndon B. Johnson, D Tex., documented the report with photographs be cause "some of the hovels were so hideous that they could not be described adequately by mere words." The report said, service fam ilies in the three camps are forc ed to bid against one another for homes without heat, without run ning water and with "generally disgusting" sanitary conditions. Some service families kept the lights-on "in order to keep the rats away," the subcommittee said. It said that in a converted gar-. age near Camp Breckenridge, a six-month-old baby . was bitten three times by rats after a ser geant's wife turned out the lights to let her baby sleep. The mother then was refused the use of her landlady's telephone to call for help. . The subcommittee, said that "dozens or landlords',' in the camp areas are flouting rent control directives by charging extra for parking spaces, washing water, and similar services in a philos ophy of " 'get what you can'." Charges Made "The Inescapable conclusion," the sub committee said, "la that in too many instances service- ' men are being shamessly victim ized at the hands of clvUIans whose property and lives the men in uniform are dedicated to de fend ..." Like the "rat house" and the chicken coop (rent $27.50 ' a month) the "bottle "house" was discovered by subcommittee In vestigators near Camp Brecken ridge. 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