0 Interest to Women
I LA S. GRANT, Women's Director
AT THE RECEPTION Mr. and Mi's. Edwin E. Spaulding (Uarbara Brooks Staples) were married
last Saturday. In the picture, from left, are Mrs. Harry Briggs, mother of the bride; the bridal cou
ple, and John Spaulding, brother of the bridegroom. (Photo for The Bulletin by Richard Studio,
Tacoma)
Spau I dings'
Nuptial Rites
Of Interest
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin E. Spauld
ing wore married Saturday morn
iiiR, April 2, at 11 o'clock at Hie
home of the bride, the former
Mrs. Barbara Brooks Staples 01
Redmond, Wash.
Attendants were Mrs. Harry
Brigjjs of Seattle, mother of the
bride, and John Spaulding of Kirk
lam',, Wash., brother of the bride
groom. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Brooks
of Bend, brother and sister-in-law
of the l))'idp
Also attending were the children
of ihe bride and bridegroom by
previous marriages, as well as a
host of friends from Seattle, Belle
vue and Taenma.
Following the ceremony a,,re,pep
tion was held and a buffet lunch
eon was served in honor of the
brii'al couple. They left immedi
ately allerward on an extended
honeymoon trip to San Francisco I
and Hawaii.
OSC Mothers Seeking Applicants
For Scholarship to State College
Applications for the $200 Oregon In addition to the local grant,
State college scholarship grant
given, by the OSC Mothers club
will be judged at the next meet
ing, May IS. Four upplicutions
have been ms.de, and members of
the club u.-e u.ging other Bond
High school srniors who may be
interested to turn in their appli
cations well ahead of the judging
dale. The grant is given to a grad
uating senior who does not re
ceive another major scholarship.
Tonya Wolf,
Kirt Skinner,
Tell Betrothal
Mr. and 's. Lester Wolf of
Blakley Heights announce the en
gagement of their daughter, Tonya
Valorie, to Kirt Skinner, -son of
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Skinner of
Redmond.
The wedding is planned for
ear'.y July, and the 'couple will at
tend college this fall. They have
not yet selected a school.
Miss Woli is prominent in school
music activities, and is a member:
of the high school rally squad. She
belongs to the National Honor so
ciety, Pep club, Lettergirls and
Thespians, and is a member of
the tumbling team.
Skinner is president of the Red
mond Union High school studeni
body. He is a Lelterman, having
played on the varsity football team
and served as assistant coach of
the track team at his school.
"BIL's" Planning
Dinner Program
Members of AI chapter of the
PEO Sisterhood will be guests of
their husbands, the "BIL's" at
the annual dinner for Ihe groups.
Wednesday, April 1.1, at 7 p.m. at
the Tine Tavern.
Mrs. Cr.y Kricksnn is chairman
in charge rf the dinner arrange
ments, assisted by Mrs. Fred Izeli,
Mrs. Don Denning and Mrs. Phil
Brogan. Alvin Gray, B1L presi
dent, will have charge of the pro
gram and initiation of new mem
bers of the men's auxiliary.
Six Corners Unit
Elects Officers
Special to The Bulletin
SIX CORNERS - Mrs. Phillip
ilensley was elected cnairman of
the Six Corners extension unit at
Ihe monthly meeting Wednesday
at the home of Mrs. Kenneth Dres
ser. Nelson road. Also named to
offices' were the following: Vice
chairman. Mrs. Russell Kiel, sec
retary, Mrs. Omar Moffilt, and
treasurer, Mrs. Dresser. They re
place Mrs. Phillip Bradetich, Mrs.
Delmer Fox, Mrs. William Weaser
and Mrs. Otto Lipps. respectively.
Spring festival committees were
appointed, with Mrs. Kiel and
Mrs. Weaser to arrange the exhib
it, and Mrs. Mead Pedersen and
Mrs. Fox to have charge of the
centerpiece.
"Sewing New Fabrics" was the
project for the day, and it was
presented by the home agent, Miss
L. Mildred Wilson. Sixteen mem
bers were present.
The next meeting will be April
27, at Mrs. Weaser's home on
Arnold road. Mrs. Weaser and
Mrs. Paul Garboden will be the
project leaders, with "Vegeta
bles, Delicious and Attractive," to
he presented.
ihe club will make a contribution
of $30 to the state scholarship
fund. At the last meeting, Tuesday
evening at the home of Mrs. A,
W. Nelson, it was reported by Mrs.
George Silkworth, treasurer, that
the scholarship fund rummage
sale hold recently netted $237.
Mrs. Kenneth Crjikshank gave
a report on the state board meet
ing in Salem, at wvJeh state mem
bership was stressed. The plea
that each unit seek r.ew state
members resulted in signing up
three Bend women, Mrs. Ralph
Crawford,. Mrs. Oscar Glassow
and Mrs. Ralph Fredericksen, as
life members.
Mrs. William VJiskanen reported
on the scholarship applications,
and Mrs. Carl E. Erickson repor
icd on the spring party given at
the Bend Golf club for vacation
ing college students. Mrs. W. H
Officer presented the 1954-55 year
book for inspection.
Mrs. W. A. Thompson was a
guesl .it the meeting. After the
business session, refreshments
were served by the hostess, as-
sissted by Mrs. Joe Elder and Mrs.
Roy Myers.
The next meeting will be held
at the home of Mrs. Pete Klobas.
Burns highway, with Mrs. Cecil
Duff, Mi's. Kenneth Cruikshank
and Mrs. L. II. Gless as hostesses.
Mirror Pond Club
To Take Part In
Spring Meetings
Mrs. Francis Stokesberry, pros
ident of the Mirror Pond garden
club, and Mrs. Albert Schatz, will
represent the club at the regional
meeting April 14 and 15 in Ta
coma. Twenty-one members plan
to attend the Cascade district
meeting, May 11 In Prlneville.
At the meeting Tuesday at the
home of Mi's. Joe Hahn, 22 mem
bers donned spring hats made of
paper plates, baskets, flower pots
and other items, trimmings rang
ing from fruits and vegetables to
garden tools and seed packets.
A program arranged by Mrs
Schatz featured a style show of
early - vintage costumes. Models
were Mrs. G. R. Plumb, Mrs. Dan
Sullivan, Mrs. Edgar Smith, Mrs.
Sig Skavlan, Mrs. Howard Krog
Mrs. Edwin Mowat and Mrs. C.
V. Winterscheid.
Mrs. Stokesberry presided at a
short business meeting. Mrs. F. A.
Starkey, bird chairman, reported
thar there are over 80 pictures of
birds in the scrapbook which she
will enter in the judging at the
district meeting next month.
Before the meeting, Mrs. Hahn
and Mrs. Ralph Schatz, co-hostess,
served a dessert.
Club News
Bend Extension unit will meet
Tuesday, April 12, at 10:30 a.m.
at the home of Mrs. W. B. Wilson,
1416 E. 8th street. Miss L. Mil
dred Wilson, home economics ex
tension agent, will conduct a dem
onstration on "Sewing New Fabrics."
District Council
Elects Officers
Special to The Bulletin
PRINEVIIXE Mrs. Laurel
Fender of Prineville was elected
president of the Tri-County PTA
council, at the regular meeting
last week at the Crooked River
school in Prineville. Also named
to offices were the following:
Vice-president, Mrs. H. A. Peter
son, Prineville; secretary, Mrs.
E. J. Van Landuyt, Bend; treas
urer, Mrs. Vernon Peck, Red
mond. Mrs. Fender will be an of
ficial delegate to the golden jubi
lee convention of the Oregon Con
gress of Parents and Teachers.
April- 26-28 in Portland.
Mrs. Ed Van Winkle, Prineville,
legislative chairman for the coun
cil, eave a report on pending
school leeislation. Dr. J. H. hie-
wart, medical director of the in-
County Health Department, gave
a talk on the dental health pro
gram now being emphasized in the
Bend grade schools.
BRIDE-ELECT Tonya Wolf,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Les
ter Wolf, plans an early sum
mer wadding. (Photo for The
Bulletin by DeBunce Studio)
Dean Benson
To Take Bride
In August
Mr. and Mrs. William Mor'z of
Burlingame, Calif., have an
nounced the engagement of their
daughter, Judith, to Dean Keith
Benson, son of Mr. and Mrs. J.
Byron Benson of Bend.
The Burlingame paper rarricd
the betrothal news, and announce
mem was also made at a treasure
hunt for members of Pi Beta Ph
sorority and Beta Theta Pi frater
nity, recently on the Willamette
University campus. Sulem. Th
young people are affiliated with
those organizations.
Miss Mortz Is majoring in physi
cal education at Willamette and
is a member of the university's
four-woman archery team which
won all four lirsf places in the
lass D division of the annual Na
tional Intercollegiate Archery
Tournament. She is active in af
fairs of the Methodist church and
recently received her majority d:
gree in Jobs Daughters. She is a
graduate of the Burlingame high
school.
Benson is majoring in physical
education and mathematics. He is
active in collegiate athletics, hav
ing been prominent in sports also
as a Bend Lava Bear.
The wedding ts planned for Aug
ust, after whi.-h (he couple will
resume ( eir studies at Wilkim
ette, where 'hx.i will be seniors
next year.
BETROTHED Judith Morti,
Burlingame, Calif., is the fian
cee of Dean Benson, Bend. Both
attend Willamette University.
The Send Bulletin. Saturday, April 9, 1955
AAUW To Meet
Next Thursday
The Bend - Redmond branch o
American Association oi Univer
iily Women will meet Thursday
April 14, at 8 p.m. at the home (
Mrs. W. D. Ward. 1474 11:11 street
The meeting was moved up u
week to avoid conflict with Hit1
iti'ti division convention, which a
ncr.' delegation will attend April
-'1-23 in Portland.
The convention win celebrate 50 ,
yeurs of AAUW activity in Ore-!
;on. Members who wish to attend:
ire to get in touch with Miss Ivy j
trover, president, promptly, us
rt-servalions must be made as j
soon as possible.
The program for next Thursday!
night will he u panel discussion!
on international relations, by a!
iroup of Bend high school stu-i!
dents.
Prineville Clubs
Plartn'ng Breakfast
!'c:ul to Ihe B. I!eilp
Pn.INCTII.LE - The Oehoc
jarden chb ditd the Crook Cou
ty Garden club will hold a bentf
'it hreukfuHt Thursday. April 14,
starling at 9: a.m. at tl'e home
of Mrs. Murvin Eaton, 1277 Oc-!
"0 avenue. Mrs. Richard McKen-
will be co-hostess.
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All garden club members and
their friends and njip.iitjis tire id;
..ii to attend.
TO HOLD KTMMACK SALE
The ladies' auxiliary of Canton
Deschutes, Patriarchs Militant,
will hold a rummage sale Satur
lay, April 16, from 9:30 a.m. to
" p.m. in the Burieh building on
Minnesota avenue.
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Evergreen Circle
Receives Member
Mis. Roy Ullrick was received
as a new member of the Kver-
green circle, Royal Neighbors of
America, at the meeting Thurs
day afternoon at the home of Mrs
George F. Miller. Mrs. Cecil L.
Tull and Mrs. Art Nielson of Red
mond were guests. Fourteen mem
bers were present, and Mrs. M
B. Smith was assistant hostess.
Mrs. Joy Walter, president
opened the meeting with prayer
followed by the pledge of alle
giance. Samples of favors which
the circle will make for flip dis-
'riet convention of Royal Neigh
oors, next month in Bend, were
displayed.
Work on the badges and the fa
vors will be the project for the
next circle meeting, April 21 at
the home of Mi's. William Wea
ser, with Mrs. Katherine Winters
as assistant hostess. Mrs. Weaser
and Mrs. Roy Walter will have
charge of the entertainment.
Sisters Auxiliary
Packs Easter Box
Special to The Bulletin
SISTERS The Auxiliary of Ihe
Sisters VFW post met nt the home
of Mrs. Serge Coval Monday eve
ning, April 4, to color Easter eggs
and pack cookies to be sent to Ihe
Veterans hospital in Roseburg.
The following were present:
Mrs. Ole Larson, Mrs. Richard
Brandsma, Mrs. Roy Davis, Mrs
fames Glover, Mrs. Harry Pcir-
jon, Mrs. Robert Irving, Mrs. Phil
shoemaker. Mrs. Warren Nichols.
Mrs. Harold Iversnn and the hos
tess. After the work was complet-
Extension Unit
Names Officers,
Hears Speaker
Special to The Bulletin
EASTERN STAR Mi's. Stanley
Brown of Prineville was guest
speaker at the monthly meeting
of the Eastern Star extension unit,
Thursday. She siiowed slides and
told about her trip to Toronto,
Canada, last August to attend the
ACCW convention. She also exhib
ited souvenirs. Twenty-one women
were present at the meeting,
which was held at the Howard
Hyde home on Eagle road.
Mrs. Hyde and Mrs. H. M.I
Houston presented the project of
the dav on "Vegetables, Attrac
tive. Delicious and Nutritious."
These dish.'s were served for the
luncheon with Mir. Vsllier Rug-
gles and Mrs. C. W. Hiichcock as
sisting. Following Mrs. Browrfs talk die
business meeting was held and
Miss Elena Fiirm.in, ACCW chair
man, reported $2.78 had been re
ceived for "Annies of Friend-shin."
Mrs. E W. Paul reported on Ihe
recent lummage sale and the
r;crapb(x)k for unit protects. This
must be in he.- hands by April 15.
Mrs. W. T. Curtis, and Mrs.
Kenneth Eaton also gave reports.
A donation of J25 was voted for
a 4-H summer school scholarship
ind $5 for Ihe International Farm
Youth Exchange.
Mrs. Berlil Nelson was elected
hairman for Ihe coming year.
She w'll replace Mrs. Nolan Tur
ner who has served Ihe past year.
Other new officers are Mrs. Ken
neth Slack, vice - chairman, and
Mrs. W. T. Curtis, secretary. They
replace Mrs. Alvin Turner and
Mrs. Walter Knouft, respectively
Mrs. V. A. Oertle, Mrs. Eaton
and Mrs. Bob Norton were ap
pointed to take care of the cen
terpiece for the spring festival and
Mrs. E. W. Paul the exhibit. Mrs.
Turner will have tickets for the
luncheon until Amil 21st.
The next meeting will be with
the home extension agent. Miss
I,. Mildred Wilson, who will give
a proiect on the use of new fab
rics. This meeting will be held nt
Ihe Eastern Star grange hall on
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