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THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER
11,152
NEWS OF SOCIETY
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Newly weds at Home in Bend
lip Mr
; Mr. und Mrs. Verle Mitchell (Christine ' Ry man) .were married lust
Saturday. -
Local Couple Repeqf Vows
In Lovely Home Ceremony
In an attractive ceremony last Saturday evening at the
home of the bride's' parents, Miss Christine Irene Ryman
and "Vefle Leon Mitchell were united in marriage. The Revf
Dean Toindextcr of the) Methodist Church performed the
ceremony in the presence of relatives and close friends of the
couple. . ,
The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Ryman,
415 E. Lafayette. The bride-
Kroom is the son or Mr. ana
Mrs. Louis Mitchell, Blakley
Heights. . '
The vows were exchanged before
the fireplace, which was decorated
with gladiolus. The glow of many
candles provided . the only Illumina
tion for tho Impressive rites, and
the rooms were decorated with ar
rangements of fall flowers. '.
Mrs. Bornice Towner played the
wedding music and accompanied
Miss Doris Aspinwall, who sang
"Homing" and "The Lord's
Prayer."
The bride was given In marriage
by her father. She wore" a ballerina
length gown of white embossed net
over white taffeta, with mandarin
collared jacket. Her shoulder-length
veil was gathered to a lace cup,
and she carried her Jobs Duug
hers Bible, with pink rosebuds and
sweet peas showered with ribbon.
BlHtcr Is Attendant
Mrs. Robert J. Burleigh, sister
of the bride, was matron of hon-
in a ballerina length gown with
Betty Crane
Is Bride of
Robert Brown
Miss Betty Crane of Eugene, a
former local resident, ani nuo
ort W. Brown, son of Mr.- and
Mrs. Kenneth W. Brown, 1235
Tuft, were married In n double
ring ceremony August 3, in the
beautitut new cnurcri oi cnrisi
In Klltenfi.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. und Mrs. Oscar Crune, 12b9
Olive street, Eugene. The bride
groom Is a petty officer third
class In the U. S. Navy. Both
voiine Dcoule were graduated
from Bend High School with, the
class of 1949.
Tho Rev. Clinton Storm of the
Church of Christ officiated at
the double-ring ceremony, in a
setting ot mixed gladiolus and
wood Tern.
The bride was given In mar
rlage by her father. She wore a
light blue suit, with white and
navv accessories. She carried u
white Bible with an orchid, and
"something old" was her heir
loom pearl necklace, gift of the
bridegroom.
Miss Joan Crook qf Eugene
was the brides attendant, in a
pink suit with white accessories,
She wore a shaded rosebud cor
Duane crane, nrotner pi tne
bride, was best man. " '
The newlvweds honeymooned
on the Oregon and California
coast, and were honored after
their return at a reception at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. f loya urn
barge 234 Delaware street.
The bridegroom has returned
to his base at Davisvllle, R. I.,
from which he will leave for Cu
ba. The bride will remain In Eu
gene, where she is employed at
the First National Bank.
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Lawyers' Wives In Social Limelight
pink and blue nylon net skirt over
blue taffeta, and pink lace strap
less bodice. She wore a net stole
und carried a pink and blue color
nlal bouquet.
Adrian Mitchell was his brother's
best man.
Mrs. Ryman wns In navy blue
lace, and Mi's. Mitchell chose a
brown and green print crepe. Both
mothers Had rosebud corsages.
After the ceremony, a reception
was held for 34 guests. Those
from out-of-town included Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Watson, Redmond;
Mr. and Mrs. John Clark and son,
Rickey, Portland; Mr. and Mrs.
Carrel Boylan und children, Van
couver ; Mrs. Pete Peterson, The
Dalles, and Mrs. Lois Clark, Cam
as, Wash. Mrs. Peterson is the
bride's grandmother, and Mrs.
Clark is her aunt.
Mrs. Boylan.i the bride's sister,
cut the wedding' cake, and Mrs.
Howard Thom, aunt of the bride
groom, poured the coffee. Miss
Drucilla Bartlett served the punch.
The bride's table, was set with
crystal. The wedding cake was
garlanded with pink daisies, and
flanked with candelabra holding
lighted tapers.
The couple will moke their home
at 730 Georgia,
The bride was valedictorian of the
1952 Bend High School graduating
class, and is receptionist at the
Hemingway Memorial clinic.
The bridegroom was graduated
from Bend High School in 1951. He
Is employed at Ward Motor Co.
INVITATION EXTENDED
The first fall activity of the First
Lutheran Women's Missionary Fed
eration will be a silver tea, to be
held Saturday, Sept. 13, at the
church parsonage, 231 Idaho Ave
nue, trom 4 to & p. m. Members
of circle No. 2 will be in charge.
The public will be welcome to at
tend, It was stressed, and mem
bers are being asked to Invite
friends.
First Tresbyterinn women's fel
lowship will begin the fall program
with a dinner meeting next lues.
day, at 6:45 p. m. in the church
social room. All women ot the
church are Invited to attend.
Local Navy Man Takes Bride
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Local Woman
To Be Speaker
In Portland
Mrs. William Niskanen of Bend
will be speaker at a silver tea
Saturday afternoon at the Shrine
Club in Portland, at which the
Portland Kotana club will honor
its new officers. Invitations to
attend have been extended to the
Bend and Eedmond Rcjtana clubs,
and to the Portland Ensemble
Club, comprised of members of
13 women's organizations in the
city. '
' The party will be a benefit for
Rotana's project of assistance to
indigent p a 1 1 e n t s at Troiitdale
tuberculosis pavilllon; The tea
will be from 2 to 3 p. m., and
Mrs. Nlskanen's talk will follow.
Earlier, the Rotana groups will
have a no-hostess luncheon at the
Shrine Club.
Mrs. Niskanen will discuss the
status of women in countries she
observed on a European tour this
past spring. She traveled in Nor
way, Sweden, Finland, Denmark,
France and England.
Mrs. Niskanen, formerly Nina
McCord of Portland, was a mem
ber oi the Bend High school fac
ulty berore her marriage, and re
cently, taught commercial sub
jects at Central Oregon Commu
nity college. She is an uregon
State College graduate, and has
been active in local youth work
and music groups for a number
of years.
Members of the Bend Rotana
club who plan to attend the tea
and luncheon are being asked to
call Mrs. Earl Amiek, 1314-J, to
make reservations and arrange
for transportation.
Church to Honor
Pastor's Family
The Rev. and Mrs. Allan B.
Phllp and their family will be hon
ored at a reception Sunday after
noon, from 4 to 6 o'clock, in the
First Presbyterian church social
room. An invitation to attend is
being extended to all members of
the congregation, and other friends
of the Philps.
The Philps plan to leave Mon
day. Sept. 15, for Watsonville,
Calif., where the Rev. Philp has
accepted a pastorate. He has been
pastor of the local church for five
years.
The Women's Fellowship of the
church will be In charge of ar
rangements for the reception, as
sisted by the Youth Fellowship.
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Extension Unit
Starts New Year
The Carroll Acres homo exten
sion unit held Its first meeting of
the fall season last Friday ufter
noon at the home of Mrs. Sher
man Telford. Mrs. Russell Reeder,
chairman, appointed new chairmen
as follows: '
Mrs. Earl Anders, membership;
Mrs. E. A. Tiller, hospitality; Mrs.
Reeder .luncheons; Mrs. Edgar
Smith, recreation;
Hilgers, - publicity;
standard unit; Mrs
H work; Mrs. E
Azalea House; Mrs
health and safety.
Mrs. Reeder and Mrs. Gene
Huffman will be project leaders
for the project on aluminum trays.
In addition to Mrs. Reeder, of
ficers of the group are Mrs. An
ders, vice-chairman; Mrs. Telford,
secretary, and Mrs. Slgmund,
treasurer. .
'.
Buck and Wine Club will have
its square dance this Saturday
night at the Tumalo Grange Hall,
rather than at the Powell Butte
Grange Hall, the usual meeting
place. Dancing will start at 8 p. m.
standard time, with Leonard Cor
ton caller. All square dancers will
be welcome to attend, officers an
nounced. -
Mrs, George
Mrs. Telford,
B. Havllna, 4
E. Sigmund,
E. Durkee,-
Central Oregon women, wives of mid-state attorneys, were hostesses
at Pilot Butte Inn teas held for the pleasure of visitors, in connection
with State Bar Association convention this past weekend. In the pic
ture above, pourers are Mrs. Hall S, Lusk, Salem, left, and Mrs.
James T. Brand, Salem. Standing behind the table are Mrs. H. H.
DeArmond and Mrs. Duncan McKay, Bend; Mrs. MacCormac Snow
and Mrs. William C. Beers, Portland. Below: Mrs. John Chinnock,,
Mudras; Mrs. John Copenhaver, Redmond; Mrs. Sumner C. Rodri
guez, Madras: Mrs. Vernon Burda, Prineville; Mrs. James Bodie,
Prineville; Mrs. Rupert E. Park, Redmond.
DINNER PLANNED some 75 strong, would : join the
PRINEVILLE, Sept. 11 R. W.members of the farmer group and
Michell, president, announced attheir wives at a dinner at the cafe
the Monday evening September terla of the grade school next Tues
meeting of the Powell Butte Farm-day evening. The dinner will be
ers' club that the Bend Rotary served by the Powell Butte Parent
club members and their wives, Teacher association.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Brown (Betty Cranel were married recently
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Social Calendar
TonlRht
8 p. m. Lady Elks, BPOEhall.
Institute film, Nuzarene Church,
3rd and uiruyette.
8:30 n. m. Beginners' snunve
dance class, Bendonian studio,
1001 E. Penn.
Friday
potluck dinner for members and
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KUi-sia, wuu mis. r runcis OIOKP3-
ocrry, iuui t. renn.
8 p. m. VFW Auxiliary, VFW
hall.
8 n. m. Rehpknh Inrlcrn TfiTIF
hall.
8 p, m. Public card party at
Moose hnll.
Saturday
3 p. m. Tea at First Lutheran
parsonage, until 5 p: m.
8 p. m Sons of Norway, busi
ness meeting. Norway hall.
8 p. m. Public card party at
IOOF hall.
9 p. m. Buck and Wing square
dance club, Tumalo Grange hall.
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Forest Service
Timber Awarded
Clearing the way for salvage
logging in beetle killed or Infest
ed timber in tho Sisters district,
two blacks of timber were sola
here yesterduy afternoon when
sealed bids were opened in the
office of Halph W. Crawford, Des
chutes national forest super
visor. Tite-Knot of Redmond was the
successful bidder for 250,000
board feet of pine and assorted
species in the Abbot Creek area
when that firm submitted an of
fer of $14.25, 25 cents above the
bid of Brooks-Scanlori, Inc., Bend.
In the second sale, involving
350,000 board feet of beetle in
fested or recently killed timber
in Dry Creek Swamp-Cache Creek
area, the Leonard Lundgren Lum
ber Co., Bend, submitted the high
bid, $18.55. The offer was well
above that of tbe only other bid
der, Brooks-Scanlon, Inc., which
made an offer of 13.75 per thous
and board feet. ,
DOW JONES AVERAGES
NEW YORK 0P-Dow-Jones clos
ing stock averages: 30 industrials
272.11, up 0.46; 20 railroads 98.88,
up' 0.19; 15 utilities 50.11, up 0.13,
and 65 stocks 104.65, up 0.20.
Sales Thursday approximated
970,000 shares compared with 1,
590,000 shares Wednesday.
CONFERENCE SET ' '
The second annual Oregon state
conference of Alcoholics Anony
mous is to be held here on Satur
day and Sunday at the Pine For
est Grange hall. Open meetings
will be held at 8 p. m. on Satur
day, Sept. 13, and at 2 p. m. on
Sunday.
Find it in the Classified Ads!
Sir." .fjy1 Ay rea-
Czechoslovakia, has been rt.
assigned, and will soon take a
his duties as Unituri S((J .
bassador to Korea. He mill g
the post formerly hold by tog
J. Mucclo, who was recotlj
recalled from Koret. . I
GYPSIES MAKE WHOOfQ
stop gypsy wedding feast held b
the m o o r s near here polisbtJil
50 roasted Jambs, 400 pounds d
almonds, 240 bottles ot beer,'
bottles of anise and 100 gata- -wine.
' Three hundred bub
flocked here from Spain and
Darts of PortU?at fnr tho via.,'--
of 15- year-old T u 1 i a Vera Dili
and 19-year-old Jose Pnrienci?
whose parents are wealthy gypsa
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