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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 19, 1955)
0 Interest to ANNUAL EVENT SUCCESSFUL National Honor Society members at Bond High school were Guests of the Bend Branch of AAUW at a dinner party at Brooks Memorial hall. Officers of the Honor Society are pictured at the table. From left: Tonya Wolf, secretary; Ronald Rasmussen, Vice-president; Cliff Nelson,- president, and Larry Lermo, reporter. (Bend Bulletin Photo.) Honor Society Dinner Given By Local Branch of AAUW Fifty-eight members of the Bend high school chapter of National Honor Society attended a dinner in their honor given Thursday eve ning at Brooks Memorial hall by Bend members of the local branch of American Association of Uni versity Women. The festivities started with a polluck dinner served from a table beautifully decorated by Mrs. Installation Set By DeMolay Boys Pilgrim Chapter, Order of DeMo-r lay, will hold public installation at thq Bend Masonic temple Tuesday, Feb. 22, at 7 p.m. Hap- Taylor will be installed as master coun cilor, and a past master council: or's pin will be presented to Dave Kribs. Dave Wilson, adviser, and the Bend bethel of Job's Daught ers, will assist. A dance will fol low the ceremony. The following officers will be in stalled with Taylor: Senior coun cilor, Jules Haglund; junior coun cilor, Bill St. John; senior deacon, Buddy Keown; junior deacon, Carl Pitcher; senior steward, John Pri chard; junior steward. Bill Grims ley; chaplain, Terry Skjersa; marshal, Bob Hawthorne; stand ard bearer, Don Welcome; scribe, Tom Tye; sentinel, Ron Robinson; preceptors, Kevin Midlam, Rich ard Hemingway, Mike Wonser, Hugh Glassow, Bob Paltinson, Ri chard Cannon and Gene Haldy. 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Clifford Nelson, Honor Society president, made the response and introduced the honor society members by class and the sponsors of the group. Miss Mary Bugar and Miss Cecilia O'Leary of the faculty. Ed . Sullivan sang tow solos ac companied by Mrs. R. W. Snider, and Skippy Carsey played a group of electric organ selections. Mi-s. Donald E. Waddell was general chairman in charge of ar rangements, and Mrs. Charles Overby planned the food. Redmond members of the AAUW branch will give a simile: dinner for the Redmond honor students next Monday evening. BROOKS TO SHOW FILMS Thomas F. Brooks will show films of his trip in the Holy Land, at a meeting of the' Kenwood Kingston PTA Tuesday evening, Feb. 22, in the Kenwood gymna sium. The film showing will be at 8:30 p.m., and the public is invit ed to attend. The meeting will get under way promptly at 8 o'clock, it was an nounced. Keep America Beautiful, anti litter organization, reports that after each major holiday it costs the nation about $5,000,000 to tidy up the mess left by litterbugs. SSCHUTES liijfr FHFRAI AAVINf.S T Mi''- Wand loan association Women 60th Anniversary To Be Observed Special to The Bulletin TUMALO Mrs. and Mrs Charles A. Deach will be honored at open house Sunday Feb. 20. from 1 to 5 p.m. at the home they share with their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold other daughters, Bessie Muer of Sandwick, in Tumalo. The occa sion is the Deaches' sixtieth wed ding anniversary. In addition to their daughter in Tumalo, the couple have three other daughters, Bessie Muer of Otis, Bernice Becker of Troutdale and Cecil Zimmerman of Yamhill, and a son, Charles Deach Jr., of Parkdale. There are 15 grandchil dren and 15 great-grandchildren. The couple were married Feb. 20, 1895, in Yamhill, Oregon. Deach is a native of Illinois, and his wife, the former Clara Ectella Miller, was born in Kansas. A general invitation to attend the open house is extended to friends of the honored couple. Prayer Day Proclamation Iss jed By Gov. Patterson "Abide in Me" (John 15:4) is the theme for the annual World Day of Prayer, to be observed on the first friday of Lent, which falls on Feb. 25. It Is estimated that 20,000 communities through out the United States will, take part in this observance, Governor Paul L. Patterson pointed out in issuing a proclamation designat ing the special day. The governor mentioned that President Eisenhower, by starting each cabinet meeting with a pray er, emphasizes his firm awareness that Without God's help there can be no lasting soultion to the prob lems facing mankind. "At the same time, he offers a course of conduct which all public officials may well seek to emulate," the proclamation states. The governor pointed out that since the founding of this great CELEBRATION SET Wilford Maye will be, host at a family dinner party Sunday at the Ralph Cake ranch at Camp Sher man, celebrating Feburary birth days of his wife, Ardeth Moye; his brother, Donald Moye, and his neice and nephew, Barbara and Ricky Moye. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Moye and their children are here from Al bany for the weekend. The men are sons of Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. Moye, 374 E. Seward. awtH, (be MfWr-MMlH MMtrw fMrf MANWM Ow W.JO. 000 la 0iwwnM Iiwii fcaa be p4 UtANtUM attwrt to MttMMs mW tor UtANtUM prwmHm. tax jnM to MMptoto, mmtf to wee. Mw tart art WT .T. 1st tmmmf. ftotBtrair'rvjftoft v4Hb I0w CAL . ORE MACHINERY. CO. 944 South Central Medford, Oretfon Phono 2-filM Mat roar Mt twalna r HMf trip nrnKf t ItwH. tat Unt NiMm MMn Qtim Cmmm m tctMltUtw. Ciwict, iiafct A aba lk rwwM .. . Fashion Show, Card Party, To Be Mar. 17 A St. Patrick's Day style show, card party and dessert will be held again this year under aus pices of Circle 1 of the Catholic Mtar society. The affair will be eld March 17, which falls on a "hursday, in the Pilot Butte inn Hue ,rooni. Dessert will be lerved at 1 o'clock, when the style Ihow will ' get under way.i Both bridge and canasta will be played 'ater, and prizes will be given. The style show,' feauring fash ons from Manriheimer's, will be l preview of costumes for the Easter parade, and for all spring occasions, from dayllpht to dark. Mrs. E. Albert Moody and Mrs. Villiam-A. Ileally Jr. are co chairmen In charge of arrange ments. . Committee heads have een named as follows: Mrs. Neil T. Auaa and Mrs. R'bert Wetle. "ekets- Mrs. Wavne Eaddis and Mrs. Jack . Wetle, , cards; Mrs. (Htherine Duff" food. Mrs. M.P. "?ashmn nnd Mrs. Robert Doue- 'ass., publicity Mrs. Bruce Cu'li- n. serving; Mrs. Cashman, aoc- M"iO!S. ' Circle members are conducting i.n aHvnce ticket sale, and are nreing those who plan to attend to nnke their reservations early. Tables for cards mav be made up n advance or at the party. Grand Guardian To Visit Bethels The four Central Oregon bethels of Jobs Daughters will join this weekend in events honoring the grand- guardian, Mrs.. Dorothy Crump of Portland. A school of instruction and con 'erences will be held at the Masonic hall in Bend Sunday, Feb. 20, at 1:30 p.m. Afterward, refresh ments will be served by the Bend and Redmond girls. A district meeting will be held Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the Ma sonic temple in Prineville. The Bend, Redmond, Madras and Prineville bethels will exemplify ritualistic work of the order. After the meeting, refreshments will be served by the Prineville and Mad ras girls. An invitation to attend is extended to all Masons and Eastern Star members. Initiation for a class of candidates will be a highlight of the evening. The Bend Bethel will conduct the ini tiatory work. . . An American, John Rand, in vented the collapsible metal tube in 18-11. land, Christians have prayed fer vently for guidance In meeting the needs of the hour. ". . . Today, as never before, there is an urgent need for prayer as we are faced with ever - increasing problems, and in their solution lies the path to World peace. -The local observance of the day will be held this year at the Meth odist church, starting at 2 p.m. Mrs. R. E. Johnson is chairman of the planning committee. Speak ers will include Mrs. Craig Coyner, Methodist church; Mrs. Alva C. Goodrich, First Christian church; Mrs. H. J. Curl Sr., First Presby terian church; Mrs. J. E. Askew, Trinity Episcopal church; Mrs. William Niskanen, First Baptist church. Mrs. Bernice Towner will be organist and Mrs. Albert Jor gensen will play a violin offertory. Social Calendar Tonight , 7:30 p.m. Potluck dinner for Elks and ladies, BPOE hall; danc ing to follow. 8 p.m. Public pinochle party, IOOF hall. 8 p.m. Polio benefit sire dance and cake walk, Alfalfa grange hall. 8:30 p.m. Square dance at Tumalo grange hall. 8:30 p.m. Green and Gold ball, Thompson auditorium. Sunday 1:30 o.m. Jobs Daughters of Central Oregon, Masonic temple. Bend. Monday 1 p.m. Bend Study dub with Mrs. Carl A. Johnson, 498 Broad way. 7 30 nm. - Wesleynn Service "nild. Methodist parsonafe. 8 o.m Mirror Court. Order of '"iiranth Mnic fninle. 8 n m Rim Rock Riders, Rim ock Club hoiie. TiMdT 1:30 n m. Tire! 1. CMhn';o A' ir c-vietv. with Mrs. H. McDan :'. f10 Conire. 2 n m Sunshine clnh with Mrs " D. Ketchiim. 740 SHvis line. 5 o m PnaVi u-ww. Brook Mmirlnl hull nntH g-SO nm. fi n m Cnh SvrYMit wek 55 Blue d rvM hamniet. Pine Forest .T-,nc hall. ft n rry -AmeHen I e'n nnot -resllont' tv"-'"" "i Mr. VnK F.vnr 1M0 T. h H n m -Jwmnnlh rw', fit K n m Krwvvl-Kinrston PTA. 8 p nv steml Community Play ers, Crty Hall. HERE ON WEDDING TRIP Mr. and Mrs. Norvin D. Lis ka (Patricia Jean Potter) were honored last week at a recept ion at the home of the bride's parents. Newly weds Honored Here At Dinner and Reception Mr. and Mrs. Norvin D. Liska, who were married earlier this month in Reno, were honored at a dinner and reception last week on Friday evening, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Liska, pa- National Security Training Program Support Sought Mrs. Craig Coyner, national se curity chairman for the local American Legion Auxiliary unit, spoke on behalf of the proposed national security training program at the Auxiliary meeting Wednes day evening at the court house. A bill to put the program Into ef fect (S-2 arid HR-16301 is now be fore Congress, and is supported by all major veterans' organiza tions. ' :'TYe believe that the' present system of providing trained men for the defense of our nation Is both inadequate and unfair," Mrs Coyner said. "As long as aggres sive communism maintains tre mendous armed forces, our Amer ica must be prepared to defend its freedom,. and the burden of this nreparation should be shared equally. We are asking for a pro gram that will assure reserve for ces of trained men constantly maintained at-the essential strength by the training of new groups of young men each year." Urging her listeners to write to their congressmen on liehalf of the bill, Mrs. Coyner said that when the Korean conflict broke out. the United States had few trained re- seives excent veterans of World War If, men who had already served their country in war and who had a right to exnect theat they would not be ' called upon again in advance of those of youn- rer nie. "But trained men were needed In a hurry." she sn'd. "so 900 000 veterans of World War II were called back to combat, while 2.500.000 men of military age, who had never served a day, remained at home." Mrs. Owner contended thnt training should he made available to young Americans nt a time when it will interfere least with their normal lives after gradua tion from high school with re serve Jrivninit continued until thev hive fulfilled their obligation for the defense of the nation. Mrs. W. II. Conhrnn. chairmnn 'or tho nolio benefit luncheon held reeentlv hv the auxiliary, exorc ted thanks to rnemberc of n. ganiwtinn and the nublic who suo- norted the benefit. A check for 115 70 has been turned over to the oolio camnaien. Announcement was mnde of the men houe to be held March 4 at fHp Desrhiites Cnnniv Public I.'- "nrv with all adults invited .te attend. A'ter th" meeting, refreshment? vere served. OST Motlie-i r'-ih will meet Wednesday. Feb. 2t nt R p.m. at Ho hme of Mrs. Fred II. Paine '520 Harmon boulevard. Mrs. C H. Overbuy will be chairman of 'he hostess committee, assisted by Mrs. Owar Glassow and Mrs. '"eorwe Silkworth. WHC8 Kxeo'iflve Ronrd will meet Wednesday, Feb. 23. at 1:30 p.m. nt the home of Mrs. II S. Cox, 1050 Ogden avenue. FARR'S Hearinq & Air Conditioning E. First A Greenwood Phone 447 or 117.TM HEATING SYSTEMS Furnace Vacuum (leaning Flue (leaning Furnace Reiwlr Service Replacement Part Complete New Furnace Installations ,' rents of the bridegroom, on Route 2. About 20 friends and relatives attended. The hride, the former Patricia Jean Potter, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Potter of Wheeler. She is a graduate of the Wheeler high school and is employed as an X-ray technician at Portland Osteopathic hospital. The bridegroom Is employed In Portland as a salesman for Blake, Moffitt and Towne. wholesale pap er manufacturers. He attended Mc Kenzie high school at Blue River and in 1950 received a degree in business administration from the University of Oregon, where he was affiliated with Phi Sigma Kup pa. He is a company commander in the Army Reserves at Vancou ver. The couple were married Tues day, Feb. 8. at 5 p.m. at the First Methodist church in Reno Rev. Stephen C. Thomas officiat ed at lle, double-ring ceremony, .. iThe newlytveds honeymooned In Nevada and California before com ing to Bend. They are at home in Portland at 103G N.W. 19th aven ue. Now Lodqe Has Annual Election At Norway Hall mrs. Katnerine Winters was named guardian neighbor of Neigh bors of Woodcraft, when election was held Wednesday evening at Norway hall. Mrs. Ernest Gough is past guardian neighbor. Olher new officers were named as follows: Adviser, Mrs. Gilbert Long; bunker, Mrs. Carl Johnson, magician, Mrs. Ray Cooper; at tendant, Mrs. S. N. Cornett; flag bearer, Mrs. Roy Ullrick, inner sentinel; Mrs. Gertrude Mauer, outer sentinel, Mrs. Hons Ander son. Managers are Mrs. Winters, Mrs Cornett and Mrs. Ullrick. Mrs. Farley Elliott is clerk and press correspondent. Dr. J. C. Vande vert and Dr. J. W. Thorn are ex amining physicians. - Ends Tonite "RETURN FROM THE SEA" "CRY VENGEANCE" rM& - s 1UKAS wmmwm Mill Due to the lemrth of this show we will not have S3 Starting Time for 20,000 Leagues Sunday 1:38 4:18 8:M Last Complete Show 9:04 innnr posiLunnc The Bend Bulletin, Saturday. February 19. 1955 Dinner-Dance Is Arranged For Golf Club ' The Bend Golf club will hold a dinner . dance Saturday evening, Feb. 26. nt the club house. Dinner will be served from 8 to 9:30 p.m., following a eockiuil hour. Dancing will be from 10 p.m.- to 1 a.m.. with music by Uury Keown's or chestra. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Shepard are ch'iirman of the host committee, which also includes the following: Mr. and Mis. James Arbow, Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Cashman, Mr. nnd Mrs. Jack Svmones. Mr. and Mi's Desmond Currie, Mr. ond Mrs Robert Douglass, Mr. and Mrs. Owen Panner, Mr. and Mrs. Neil T. Agan, Mr. nnd Mrs. B. A. Sto ver, Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Symons, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Cullisnn, Mr and Mrs. Jack Corbett, Mr. and Mrs. Kessler Cunnon and Mr. and Mrs. Al Schalz. , Reservations are to be made with a committee member no la- than Thursday noon. Unique Service Program Due ' Smh-IiiI to The Bulletin REDMOND Volunteers from Redmond Christian church C. E. society will be "slaves" at the beck and call of townspeople who wish' to hire them for odd jobs on Monday, according to Mrs. Ham lin Perkins. , The young people will turn over proceeds from their labors toward furnishing Bethany House, the new Sunday school and Christian En deavor meeting place. A minimum charge of 75 cents per hour will be made, ranging upward depending on the task. Rev. Richni'd Merri- man at 289Y will be in the cleare ing house for persons wishing to call for helpers. There is no school Monday owing to Teachers Insti tute in Bend. TniAV SPENCER IflAUT nrnnimi iinerid ocnumHri una la VICtOK rUMMG'S MtOOUCTNM OF rth. mm ilk nnun with DONALD ScrMf) Plw by JOHN t4 on in novel by Directed by VICTOR ALL-TIMI 1 St GREAT J ti ALSO ft lllll iiiniiLnii.i-i-i.ii-ii COMING 7 BIG DAYS The Mightiest Motion Picture of them All ! UNDER . f HIE CINemaScopE h: K'nrnfeiiient " ilv Adults flue 2nd feature. Kids 20o "3: Couples Club to Hold . . Annual Pancake Suppetf : .Shrove Tuesday, Feb. .22, wilt be-, obseived with the annual pancake supper given by the Couples club of Trinity Episcopal church, vin Breaks Memorial hall. Serving wiC.; be from 5 to 8:30 p.m., and..thet public is invited to attend. '';-, The menu will include hotcakes;" sausage, sherbet, coffee and milk. -.' Max Weaver and Dr. U. L. BrisV;' tol will be heud chefs. .. The Crowning . . G'ory of a Life The years of strivn. Ing here are but the -prelude to the life , eternal, in which! each spirit finds its" richest fulfillment." Each funeral should ' worthily commem orate the rewarding transition of a no-., ble soul. ' Pledged to Perfection In Every" Service 1 Phone 118 Niswonger and Winslow ;: Morticians ENDS TONITE! Walt Disney's "Vanishing Prairie" AND 'Mystery Lake" TO., t runiirn lunncif n t-miam W CRISP LEE MAHIN Robert Louis Ktaventcn FIE Ml HQ M-G-M't ALL-TIME GREAT THRILL HIT I n JOAN CRAWFORD to I MELVYN DOUGLAS WEDNESDAY! TONIGHT I Come at 8 p.m. See a Complete ShowThen Stay for Our "BONUS SHOW" STARTS SUNDAY Walt Disney MM WW TICHNICOIO W yi 1AHO uNTemcon