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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 17, 1955)
ON CALIFORNIA SKI JAUNT Skiing at Squaw Valley lodge near Lake Tahoe last week were Mrs. R. L. Cutter of Bend (right) and her cousin, Mrs. William A. Hammond of Beaverton. Mrs. Hammond's French poodle, Roulette, also made the trip to Squaw Valley, United States choice for the I960 Winter Olym pic games. ' Tragic Event of 57 Years Ago Recalled by Patriotic Groups Members of two patriotic organ izations. Veterans ol Foreign Wars and United Spanish-American War Veterans, "remembered the Maine" recently at dinner pro grams in Bend and Prineville. The Bend and Prineville VFW posts were hosts in their respective cities.. . On both occasions, programs were presented and the story was told of the mysterious sinking of the United States battleship Maine in Havana Harbor, Cuba, on the night of Feb. 15, 1898. The dis aster, which claimed the lives of two officers and 258 men, precip itated the Spanish-American War. ' The Bend dinner was held Sun day at the VFW hall, with 75 per sons present. Ray Cooper gave the address of welcome and post commander Ray Potter told of the organization of Veterans of For eign Wars by Spanish - American war veterans. Entertainment in cluded guitar numbers by Mrs. Francis Gates, group singing and several skits and monologues with the following taking part: Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lathrop, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cooper, Ermal Tiller and Wrs. W. G,' Van Groos. One hundred twenty-five persons (vere present at the banquet last seek at the Prineville IOOF hall. Frances Thomas of Warm Springs sang "The Lord's Prayer" and "Indian Love Call," and the Prineville VFW post presented a comedy skit. Margaret Hillinrd led the group singing, and dancing fol lowed the program Guests includ ed Mrs. R. L. Henderson of Port land, Oregon department VFWi Auxiliary president, and members ".the outboard that BAILS YOUK BOAT ! Super-quiet, too! More fun afloat! The new Scott-Atwater with Bail-a-matic pumps your boat dry, keeps it dry. 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Upton camp No. 20, USWV, and the auxiliary: Commander and Mrs.' Peter Val ley, Mrs. Emma Coleman, Mrs. and Mrs. Francis Stokesberry, Mrs. Marie Erickson, Mrs. Flor ence Stout, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sunblade, Mrs. Addie Triplett, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ullrick, Mrs. Ma- tion Dubuis, Mr. and Mrs. George Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Mer edith, William Fairman and Mrs. Inga Armstrong, all of Bend, and Mr. and Mrs. Sam L. Rey nolds, Prineville. Central PJ A Has Monthly Meeting At the February meeting of the Reid-Thompson- PTA, the Wacin- ton Camp Fire group presented a bead ceremony and helped Mrs M. B. McKenney lead in group singing. Anita Hammer of the Camp ; Fire group led the flag salute.' Mrs. Almeda Hoist, head of re medial education in the Bend pub lic schools, spoke on the achieve ment tests which chart the pupil's progress. Mrs. Wallace Van Hise presided at the meeting in the absence of H. C Kerron, president. Mrs. Le Roy FoVs room won the room count. The next meeting will be March 7. . p , m Concert Date Set by Club March 17. St. Patrick's Day. , the dale set for a local concert ap pearance of the Gonzaga Univer sity girls' glee club. The concert will be held that evening in the Kenwood school auditorium, under auspices of the Lady Elks. Two Bend girls. Miss Connie O'Leary. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Reuel B. O'Leary, and Miss Margaret Bradley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Bradley, are members of the 44-voice chorus. Mrs. Bradley is general chair man in charge ol arrangements, and confirmation of the date has just been received, she said. Mem bers of the sporsoring organization will conduct an advance ticket sale. , West Side PTA Family Pot luck Is Friday Night The Kenwood - Kingston PTA will hold a family social time Fri day evening, Feb. 18, in the Ken wood cafeteria, starting with potluck dinner at 6 o'clock. Entertainment for the evening will Include a' program, movies, a cake walk and dancing. The program will consist of a skit presented by the faculty, an accordion solo by Janice Greve and a dance and tumbling act by Susan Laneworthy. accompanied by Birdsall. Fisher. Mack Fogle will be master of ceremonies. The high school dance band will play for dancing from 8:30 to 9:30 p.m. Families are to take their own table service for the dinner, it was announced by the committee in charge. Social Calendar Tonight 6 p.m. AAUW, dinner for High School Honor Society, Brooks Me morial hall. 7-wi nm. Allen-Marshall PTA open house and fun night, Allen auditorium. 8 p.m. Pythian Sisters, Library auditorium. 8 p.m. VFW post and auxiliary, VFW hall. Friday 10 a.m. Boyd Acres extension unit, Pine Forest grange nan. R n m Kenwood-Kineston PTA family potluck, Kenwood cafe teria, i 8:30 p.m. Square dnncing at Bendonian Studio, 1001 K. rain 8 D.m Patriarchs Militant and auxiliary, lout- nan. Saturday 1-3" o.m. OES Past Matrons Masn"'c temple. 4. p.m. SDA temperance pro n-in Tmimsend hall. Redmond. 7:30 p.m. Potluck dinner for Elks and ladies, Brut nan; tranc ing to follow. 8 p.m. 'Public pinochle party, IOOF hall. 8 p.m. Polio benerit square dance and cake walk, Alfajfa grange hall. 8:30 o.m. Square dance at Tumalo grange hall. 8:30 p.m.-rCreen and Gold ball, Thompson auditorium. Prineville (Sets Traveling Gavel Special to The Bulletin rPFMi rc .T Mrs. R. J. Terrell. Mrs. W. N. Byers and Mrs. Cor- win Galbreath represented tne uu christ Garden club in presenting the traveling gavel to the Ochoco Garden club last Friday afternoon in Prineville. The gavel was re-r-slvnt hv Mrs. Carl Mitchell, club president. She has the privilege of keeping the traveling gavei ior two meetings, then is to present It to the Mirror Pond Garden club of Bend. the meeting was held at the hnmA nt Mrs Tester Vaughn. A delicious potluck luncheon was served to 22 members ana guests. The sDeaker for the day was Mrs. Charles Coons, who gave a talk on how to start sups using Spagum Moss, a florist snop item FOOD SALE SCHEDULED The Bend Little League mothers will hold a baked food sale Satur day at the Stipe Furniture store, it was announced by Mrs. George E.' Cleveland, an officer of the group. Mothers of Little League baseball players registered at the Recreation Department have been contacted,- and others who may have been missed are urged to participate, Mrs. Cleveland said The baked goods should be taken to the store at 9 a.m. if possible Club News Sunshine club will meet Tuesday, Feb. 22, at 2 p.m. at the home of Mrs. R. D. Ketchum. 740 Silvis Lane. Mrs. W. F. McFadden will have charge of the program. All Pythian Sisters are invited to at tend. OES Past Matrons will meet Saturday tor a 1:30 dessert lunch eon at the Masonic temple, with Mrs. George L. Conklin and Mrs. Robert Fox as hostesses. Students of Mrs. R. W. Snider will present a musical program. Ofl nterest I LA S. GRANT, V The Bend Bulletin. Thursday. February 17. 19S5 3 mm mmm i m mammtrn mm immmm mmshiw mm, .'.MS fit A V; v thin v 1 "wi! i iiinpiiiiniiiiiiinnniiiiMiinw im iuiifliiaisi TROTH IS PLEDGED Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Dillon Huettl (Bar bara Hazel Slack) honeymooned at Timber-line Lodge, following their wedding last Thursday. .Photo for The Bulletin by DeBunce Studio) Local Couple Reception Follows Nuptials The Pine Forest Grange hall was the scene of a wellattended wedding Thursday evening, Feb. 10, when Stuart Dillon Heuttl and Barbara Hazel . Slack pledged their troth. Rev. H. Cecil Bever of First Christian church performed the ceremony in an enclosure set apart by candelabra holding white tapers, and arrangements of cream colored chrysanthemums in matching standards. The bride is the daughter ot Ho mer Slack of Boise and Mrs. Fred Kjzer of Bend. The bridegroom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. George W. Huettl, Butler road. . Mrs. R. W. Snider was pianist for the ceremony and Jack Rich ardson of Prineville sang "I Love You Truly" and "The Lord's Prayer." The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a white satin wed ding gown detailed with net yoke edged with rhinestones, long but toned sleeves and full train. A velvet coronet held her fingertip veil, and she carried a White Bible with an orchid. Attended by Sister Mra. Frances Hatchel, sister of the bride, was her only attendant. She wore a floor-length frock of pile blue nylon, with a gardenia corsage. Candle lighters were Miss Eva Slack, cousin of the bride, who wore a pink net trocK, ana Meivin Huettl, brother of the bridegroom. Camp Fire Girls, Blue Bird Groups, Entertain Guests Special to The Bulletin PRINEVILLE Miniature Val entine trees, sporting a bumper crop of hearts and cupids, formed the table decorations at both the Camp Fire and Blue Bird ban quets held last Sunday afternoon. Camp Fire girls and their fnlhers held their annual banquet a the Catholic church, while Blue Birds and their guests held a similar banquet at the same time in the high school cafeteria. Herb Post acted as master of ceremonies for the Camp Fire banquet and each of the nine groups of Camp Fire girls present ed a number during the program Father Conway of St. Joseph's Catholic church, and Dorothy Gil lam, executive secretary of the as sociation, were special guests. Ap proximately 200 guests attended the Camp Fire dinner and pro gram. Rev. and Mrs. Albert Lucas were special guests at the Blue Bird banquet, with Art Michel act ing as master of ceremonies. At tendance at this banquet num bered nearly 250. All 14 of the Blue Bird groups participated In the evening program. Girls of the Oklzu Camp Fire group made the table decorations for both banquets as one of their handcraft requirements. Bend Study dab will meet Mon day for a 1 o'clock luncheon at the home of Mrs. Carl A. Johnson, 498 Broadway. Mrs. M. 0. Young will have charge of the program. She will tell about her experiences in Japan, where her husband, now en route home from the serv ice has been stationed on medical duty. to Women Women's Director Wed Thursday; Karen Wall and Larry Hachtel, niece and nephew of Ihe " bride, were train bearers. Bill Lento was best man. Floyd Russell, brother of the bride ,nnd Meivin Huettl seated the guests. Reception Is Held After the ceremony, a reception was held in the dining room, which was decorated in the Val entine motif. Mrs. Kenneth Slack, aunt of the bride, cut the cake. Alternating with the pouring du ties were Mrs. Anna Barrett grandmother of the bride; Mrs. Lawrence Huettl and Mrs. Harry Brandon, aunts of the bridegroom and Miss Eva Slack, cousin of the bride. Women of the grange assisted with the reception, and Mrs. Paul F. Riedel, grandmother of the bridegroom, was in charge of de tails. Miss Grace Huettl, sister of the bridegroom, kept the guest book. Mrs. Hachtel and Miss Myr tle Slack, cousil of the bride, ar ranged the gifts. Out-of-town guests, In addition to the bride's father, were Jack Richardson, Prineville, nnd Mr. ind Mrs. Harry Brandon and fam ily, Hermiston. Home From Tlniherllne The couple honeymooned at Timberline Lodge, and are at home at 424M. Division. For going away, the bride wore a cream- colored faille dress, with pink hat and her wedding orchid. The former Miss Slack attended Bend high School, and was em- Dloyed at the Tower theater as an usherette. Huettl is a Bend high school graduate and Is cm- oloyed at the local Safeway store. TONIGHT THE FLEET'S IN .i all sssts trt nwt hr kUmI Plus iVEIIGEAKCEl COMING SUNDAY Walt Disney' "20,000 LEAGUES UNDER THE SEA" Saints to Hold Festive Party The annual semi-formal Green and Gold ball, for members of the Church of Jesus Christ of letter Day Saints and their friends, will be held Saturduy night, Feb. 19. at (he Thompson School audi torlum. Dancing will be from 8:30 to 11:30 p.m.. and a floor show is scheduled for 9:30. Th eDrogram will include special recognition, of eight girls in the Junior Gleaners class. An Hawaiian theme has been selected tar the pailv. nnd decor ations will include replicas of palm trees and exotic flowers even a "little grass shack.". Tickets may be obtained in ad vance and at the door. Oregon President Of VFW Auxiliary Visits Bend Unit Mrs. L. R. Henderson of Port land, Oregon department president ot the VFW Auxiliary, visited the local auxiliary at a meeting lasl Friday night at Veterans hall. Olh- department officers present were .Mrs. Vern Eldridge of Prine ville, . junior vice-president ; Mrs. Ira Shirley. Prineville. district No. 14 president, and Mrs. Fran cis Gates, Bend, color hearer. Mrs. Henderson told about plans for Ihe slate encampment to be held-July 6-9 at Ocean Lake. She also described her trip to the na tional encampment at Philadel phia, Pa., and her visit to the VFW National Home for widows and or phans of veterans, at Eaton Rap ids, Mich. Mrs. Harold Iverson, president of the Sisters Auxiliary; Mrs. Ole Larson,' also of Sisters, and Mrs. Edward Face, Prineville, were visitors. Mrs. Francis Gates played accordion music at the re freshment hour. Twenty - seven Bend auxiliary members were present. Addenda is Given At OES Meeting Courtesy girls of the Bend chap ter of Eastern Star and the im mediate past matron, Mra. R. J. Hafstad. honored the worthy ma tron, Mrs. F. E. Hutchins, with a Valentine addenda at the meeting Monday night at the Masonic tern pie. Mrs. Hutchins was escorted ttirouirli a doorway formed by sec tions of a large heart, held by Mrs. Stanley Chapman and Mrs. Virgil Henkle, then to each star point, where she was presentca with flowers and Valentine verses. At the end of the drill, Virgil Hen kle, associate patron, attached a gold arrow to the heart, and the courtesy girls presentea a oouion ierrc to Maurice Lyons, worthy patron. Mrs. Lottie Gates was soloist for the ceremony and Mrs. Grant Jen sen was acting chaplain for the evening. NOW PLAYING THUNDERING Drama of The Great- American Plains! Walt Disney's Stirring NEW True-Life Adventure Feature! THE VANISHING PRAIRIE Print by TECHNICOLOR Plus $2 A TRUTH MORE TERRIFYING IHM FICTION! lartttMl Starts SUNDAY "DR. JEKYI.I, and MR. HYDE" ALSO "A WOMAN'S FACE" SO O N ! ! WED 50 YEARS Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Hilgers received gol den wedding congratulations at a reception last Saturday night. GoldenWedding Reception Held at Pine Forest Grange Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Hilgers of. 1375 Newport avenue were honored at a reception last Saturday night at the Pine Forest grange hull, on the occasion of their golden wedding anniversary. They were married Feb. 13, 1905, in Stockton, Kansas, and have been Bend resi dents for the past 18 years. Present for the celebration were all eleven of the couple's children. and their fumilies. The children are: George, Albert and William Hilgers and Mrs. Everett Sigmund, all Bend ; Mra. Oliver Saunders, LaCrosse, Kansas; L. G. Hilgers, Pasadena, Texas; Mra. Lee Clark, Salem; Mrs. Bernard Beathouwer, Portland; Mrs. C. J. Dunmyer, Lebanon; Mrs. Donald Bartell, Port Orford, and Robert Hilgers, Klamath Falls. - Hostesses for the reception were the local daughters-in-law, Mrs. Sigmund, and Mrs. George G. Smulley of Bend, a granddaughter. The golden-weds have 25 grand children, many of whom were present, and one great-grandchild. The out-of-town guests included Donald Clark and Miss Myrna Robinson, Salem, and Miss Don na Taylor, The Dalles Refreshments were served from a lace-covered tuble decorated In the gold theme and centered with an elaborate four - tiered wedding cake. Many gifts were presented to the honored couple. Matched wedding rings in white and yellow I surround an air of excitement.. ? . give her . Electriqujo " Max Factor's unforgettable new fragrance in elegant Christmas gifts BATHINO , ;. BEAUTY After the last pat of the towel, - she'll want these: dusting powder with bath-size puff, parf urn cologne . . ., 4.00 PARFUM COLOGNE EUCTRlQUE thrilling new essence that clings ...and clings. $2.50 1 g.VwJpJ?j MAOIC WAND ' 5 .. ,-f A tall, tall shaker a 3vi of dusting powder J OfZS'' 1 aPPed with a fj r..-r- hf I bottle of parfum . f ' . f cologne.., the . 4 t fragrance trick ofj, ' tfy the year, $1.50 . .' lid . ' I All prices plui reduced t. t The FRIENDLY Brondis Stores THRIFT-WISE DRUGS 1020 Wall Phone 371 ECONOMY DRUGS 801 Wall Phone 323 S & H Green Stamps gold were the gift of the sons and ? duunhters Miss Phyllis Ann Phyllis Ann Sigmund. a granddaughter, was in charge of" the guest book. Miss Juanita Hil gers, another granddaughter, helped with the gift table and in troducing the guests. Many guests, including neigh- bors and long-time friends of the golden-weds, were present. Club News square dancing will be held Sat- ' urday, Feb. 19, at the Tumalo Grange hall. Dancing will start at ' 8:30, with Wes Welcome calling. Weslcyan Service Guild will : - meet Monday, Feb. 21, at -7:30 p.m. at the Methodist parsonage, . 304 Hunter Place. ; Suture dancing will be held Frl- 1001 E. Penn avenue. A one-hour instruction session for beginners will be held at 7:30, preceding the regular dance. . " Mirror Court No. 24, Order ot V the Amaranth, will hold Initiation ' Monday, Feb. 21, at 8 p.m. at the . Masonic temple. Mrs. -W. E. Shetv fy, worthy matron, requested that nil mnmhpra nttnnrl HrtetOHo fni the social hour will be Mrs. Clark Price, Mrs. Claude Wanichek, MrsV Fred Bishop and . Mrs. Arthur Farla. " i -, her with 4 IP
