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The Bend Bulletin, Saturday. April 16, 1955
Here and There
Mrs. Paul Wise and son Homer,
ana tier sister-in-law, .Mrs. Fran
cis Davis, returned to their home
in Boise, Ida., this morning alter
visiting in tsena. Mrs. Wise is the
daughter of Dr. and .Mrs. R, D.
Ketchum, Bend.
Donald J. Call, son of Carson
Call of Bend, was listed on the
winter term honor roll at the Uni
versity 01 uregon, according to
news from Eugene. A graduate
Redmond Hospital
Special to Tim Uulli-tin
REDMOND Mr. and Mrs. Od
nn L. Patton of Maupin are a
nnts of a daughter, not yet nam
ed, born Friday afternoon at Cen
tral Oregon district hospital.
Admitted Friday: Connie Bacon.
4. Sisters; Mrs. Alice Tucker, Ter
relKinne; Mrs. Mary Markgraf,
Madras; Mrs. Albert Burre.se.
Mitchell; Rickey Staley, 10, Gil
christ; Rex Trowbridge, Sisters;
Guy R. Harney, Redmond. T.vo
out-patients were treated.
Dismissed Friday: Mrs. Ida
Bray and Sibert Anderson, Red
mond; Mrs. M. N. Dawson. La
Pine; Mrs. Beatrice Brown, Prine
ville; Michael Keith, 7 weeks.
Bend; Cheryl Barzee, 5, Terre
bonne; Arthur Anderson, Culver.
Page Funeral
Monday at 10
Funeral services for James Ar
thur ("Pop") Page, 74, will be
held Monday at 10 a.m. at the
Niswonger-Winslow chapel. Rev.
Roy II. Austin will officiate, and
burial will be in Greenwood ceme
tery. Mr. Page Iv.id been a Bend res
ident 32 years. He was Hie father
of Floyd Wayne Page of this city
of Bend High school, he is aoi
omore major in lioeral arts.
A drivers license examiner will
be on duty in Bend at the stale
office, 345 E. 3rd street, on Apnl
22 from a a.m. to 5 p.m.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Halverson,
615 4th street, Pendleton, are pa
rents of a boy born Friday noon
at St. Anthony's hospital in Pen
dleton, it was learned here. The
baby weighed 8 pounds, one ounce,
and has been named Bruce Ed
mund. Mrs. Halverson was for
merly Lucy Slate of Bend. Mr.
and Mrs. O. E. Halverson of
Prineville are the paternal grand
parents, and A. H. Slate of Prine
ville is the maternal grandfather.
Meivin W. Schult, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Schult of Red
mond, is one of 18 outstanding
Oregon State college juniors in
army, air force and naval ROTC
units invited to join Scabbard and
Blade, national advonced mili
tary honor society. The initiation
banquet will be April 19. Schult
graduated from Redmond High
school in 1951. Ho is majoring in
business administration at OSC.
Defoe Services
Due on Monday
Funeral services will be held
Monday at 2 p.m. at the Niswonger-Winslow
chapel for Ross Eu
gene DeKoe, 22, who died April
12 in Los Angeles, as the result
of an automobile accident.
His wife, Eloise, and two chil
dren, live in Fullerton, Calif. HiSEoss Christopher.
Election Is Held
By Study Group
Six-rial lo The Bulletin
Tt'.MALO Current officers of
the Tillicum study club were nom
inated for another term by the
nominating committee which re
ported at the last meeting of the
group held recently tit the home
of Mrs. Clarence Elders. Mrs.
Charles Allen was co-hostess.
Nominated to continue in present
posts were Mrs. Frank Charles
Ion, chairman and Mrs. Robert
Beesley. secretary. '
Named to the program commit
tee for the year were Mrs. Faye
Becker, Mrs. Helen Malone. Mrs.
Blanche Fouts and Mrs. Marshall
Swrarigen.
Named by the chairman to the
picnic committee were Mrs. Mary
Putnam, Mrs. Blanche Davis, Mrs.
Bess Christopher, Mrs. Leah
Charleston and Mrs. Bob Berslcy.
' 4 J Allen School
f -vtTV, Pupils Gain
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roppy rrucb
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FROM VIET NAM Rev. R.
M. Jackson will speak at mis
sionary services Sunday at the
Alliance Church,
Missionary Sets
Appearance Here
Fiiv.il speaker in the missionary
conference held at the Alliance
church this week is Rev. R. M.
Jackson, missionary to the Repub
lic of Viet Nam, who will speak
Sunday at the 11 a.m. service. He
will close the conference by show
ing colored slides at the Sunday
evening service, starting at 7:30.
Rev. Jackson has spent most of
his 36 years as a missionary in
Viet Nam, and its northern metro
polis of Hanoi, so prominent in
the news of Communism's Asiat
ic advance, has been his recent
residence. He previously had head
quarter in the capital city of
Saigon, the military ccn.er of Nam
Dinh and the northern seaport
of Haiphong. At Hanoi he was un
able to obtain a conventional res
idence, and was obliged to occupy
the former printing plant. There
he devoted himself to the distri
bution of tracts and the sale of
Christian books as well as check
ing the translation of Dr. Simp
sons book on Joshua into Viet
Namese.
Rev. Jackson was interned in
Viet Nam during World War 11,
and since the war he and other
Program for the uflomoon meet- missionaries ana national uiris-
ing dealt with wild flowers and;llans ave been caugnt up in tne
wis ni-esented bv Mrs. Kave Reck- 'ul m' a"" troubles Ot the Civil
er, Mrs. Bob Beesley and Mrs.
Allen school pupils won all six
of the prizes given in the Amer
igcan Legion Auxiliary poppy pos
ter contest which was judged yes
terday, it was announced by Mrs.
Robert H. Foley, chairman. Win
ners were in class 1, for fourth,
fifth and sixth grades, nnd class
II, for seventh, eighth and ninth
grades. Only two schools were
represented in the competition.
Prices of $5. S3 and SI were
given in each class. In class I
winners were Karen Gettmann,
first; Bonnie Sumpler, second, and
Skipper Martindale. third. Class
II winners, were Howard Snyder
first; Carol Purkey, second, and
Julie Johnson, third. First place
'winners in each class will be en
tered In the slate contest.
Judixes were Mrs. Willard A
Higg ns, Mrs. Clarence V. Bells
Jr. and M. L. Myrick. Judging
was 50 per cent for appeal, 25
per cent for originality, 15 per
cent (or artistic ability and 10 per
cent for neatness.
State winners will vie in the na
tional contest, with a grand na
tional prize of S100 to be given.
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ross De
Foe, a brother, Jack, and a sis
ter, Mary Lou, live in Bend.
Headquarters for
K EM-TONE
KEM-GLO
NEWMAN'S HARDWARE
914 Bond St. Ph. 31!)
Also present were Mrs. Irene
Sandwick, Mrs. Viola McCullough,
Mrs. Kathryn Porler. Mrs. Edna
Siiepard. Mrs. Mahlu Dunlap, Mrs.
Carrie Scoggins, Mis. Grace Mar
tin and Mrs. Hope Jones.
Topic of the next meeting will
be Oregon birds and will be pre
sented by Mrs. Viola McCullough.
Mi's. Helen Malone, Grace Mar
tin and Ida Wilson.
strife.
While all Indo-China missionar
ies were gathered at Dalat for an
nual conference, the Reds cap
tured Dion Bien Phu and advanced
on Hanoi, so the mission detained
Rev. Jackson at Dalat for publi
cation work until furlough.
Tiie missionaiy will show cos
lumes ami curios at the local ser
vices. Everyone is invited to at
tend, it was announced by Rev
James Thompson.
Former Resident
Of Bend Dies
James A. Chamberlin, who was
in the electrical contracting bus
iness in Bend for many years,
died Friday morning in Eugene.
He had suffered a stroke last sum
mer, and death was from a heart
attack. He was in his early 60s
Survivine are his wife, Evelyn,
who commutes from Eugene and
teaches at Yoncalla; a daughter.
Mrs. Edward P. Lines, Eugene
and two Grandchildren, Susan ana
James Lilies.
Funeral sen-ices will be held
Monday at 1 p.m., in Eugene.
Mr. Chamberlin belonged to the
Masonic lodge and Order of East
ern Star ut Bend. During the years
he was in business in Bend, he
also farmed on Deschutes river
nronertv which he owned at Turn
alo. The ranch is now owned by
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Swearin-cell.
The Chambcrlms sola tneir iu
malo property and moved to Eu
gene about five years ago.
Benson Rites
Held on Friday
Funeral services for Jere Solo
mon Benson, 86, were held Friday
morning at the Niswonger-Winslow
chapel With Rev. Jack MacLeod
officiating.
Mr. Benson was a native of
Long Prairie, Minn., and had
lived in Bend 34 years. He died
Wednesday at Sunset Home. There
are no surviving relatives.
THE WOOD
IN YOUR LIFE
All the world marvels at America's
modern food stores. Forest prod
ucts paper, paperboard, cello
phane, acetate wrappings and
v.'ood containers make today's
super markets possible. Bread,
butter, milk, broccoli and beef
steak come packaged in attractive
and sanitary wrappings mado
from wood pulp. The sturdy paper
sack, piled high with groceries,
emphasizes the familiar place for
est products play in your daily life.
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OBSERVE ANNIVERSARY Mr. and Mrs. George Milliorn of
Prineville, married 52 years ago today, are on a trip to San Fran-
Milliorns So
To California;
Wed 52 Years
Church Planning
Film on Sunday
v, ill
Isaacs Infant
Dies at Hospital
l.eo Ann Isaacs, . lfi-month-old
daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Hugh
Isaacs, died yesterday at si.
Charles Memorial hospital, follow
ing an illness ot about a month.
Her father is pastor of the Four
square Gospel church in Bend.
The little girl, born in Santa
Monica, Calif., is survived by her
parents, and one brother, Jeffrey,
Bend. Rev. Bert Crouch of Cul
ver City. Calif., is the maternal
grandfather, and Mrs. Dora Is
aacs, Visalia. Calif., is the pater
nal grandmother. An aunt. Mar
lone Crouch, lives in Culver City.
Services will be held on Tues
day, April 19 at 10: SO a.m., at
the Niswonger-Winslow chapel.
Dev. Brown of hte Four Square
r.ncni'l rhnreh in Redmond will
be in charge.
So-iid lo Tim Bulletin
PRINEVILLE After an ad
vance celebration several days
;o, Mr. and Mrs. George Milli
orn of l.H East Fifth Street ob
served their 52nd wedding anni
vcrsary today by starting orr a
trip to San Francisco to visit Mr
and Mrs. C. E. Montgomery and
family. Mrs. Montgomery is their
granddaughter. The Milliorns
have lived in Prineville since 1919.
Mr., and Mrs. Milliorn were
married at Roberts, a once-flour
ishing community on Alkali Flat
southeast of Prineville, by Frank
Smith, a justice of peace, who
was ulso a nearby rancher. The
Millorns were the parents of
three children. Maude died in 1933.
Frank now lives in Burns and
Isom is a resident of Prineville.
George Milliorn was brought
to Central Oregon by his parents
in 1880. His wile, the former Not
be Roberts, came here with her.
parents in 1887.
After their marriage in 1903, the
couple lived on a ranch in the
Bear Creek country until their
move to Prineville. Milliorn wont
into the concrete contracting bus
iness and installed many of Prine-
ville's sidewalks, as the name Mil
liorn on street corners testifies.
He retired from active work two
years ago at the age of 78.
A feature - length sound-color
film, "I Beheld His Glory," will
be shown at Die Methodist church
Sunday at 7:30 p.m. The picture
tells the story of Jesus' last week
on earth, including the resurrection.
The public Is invited to attend,
it was announced by Rev. Dean
Poindextcr.
Talk Describes
European Trip
i Special to The Bulletin
REDMOND Ivan Stewart, past
i district governor of Rotary district
1 154, of Salem, gave an illustrated
talk on a European trip taken in
lirjl following the International Ro
tary convention in France last
May. Mrs. Stewart showed the
slides on England, France, Scot
land, Switzerland, Germany and
Italy while Stewart did the nat
rating.
There will be no regular meet
ing Thursday at noon. Rotarians
and their wives will Instead meet
I-nday night at John Tuck cafe
teria with members of other serv
ice clubs and their wives at the
Kiwanis-sponsored dinner. There
will, however, be a round table
Thursday noon in Redmond hotel
for the convenience of visitors and
those wishing to make up.
Rotarians and their wives plan
to leave by chartered bus Wed
nesday, April 27 for Klamath Falls
to attend one of the nine Golden
Anniversary banquets being held
that night throughout the district
Klamath Falls will host Bend,
Redmond, and Lakeview. A radio
program originating in Portland
or Eugene will be broadcast that
evening with all me district clubs
tuned in while banquets are in pro
gress.
The Klamath Falls meeting will
take the place of regular Thurs
day noon meeting for Redmond
Rotarians that week, with a round
table again scheduled for that day,
April 28.
News of Death
Received Here
Word has been received here ot
the recent death at St. Petersburg,
Vo..; of Rev. J. M. B. GUI, Epis
copal rector who was well known
in Central Oregon.
Rev. Gill was former pastor of
St. Luke's Episcopal church In
Lakeview. While In Lake county
he organized and dedicated the
Church of Our Savior at Summer
Lake.
Rev. Gill had teen in Ul health
or a numlier of years.
Dcgrwi of Honor will moot Tues
day, April 19, at 7:30 p.m. at Nor
way hall to practice for the an
nual inspection, to be held April
26. On that occasion a state offi
cer, Mrs. Clara Gertson of Hep
ner, will be present.
WATCH
REPAIRING
Ring Remodeling
Jewelry Repairs
Bear's Jewelry
Benson Bldg.
At the End of
Life's Road
Home Awaits
the Spirit
We so conduct each
funeral as to ex
press the spiritual
Inspiration Implicit
In life everlasting.
Pledged to
Perfection In Every
Servioa
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Niswonger
and
Winslow
Morticians
kkltj 7W logs
Earl N. Anders
Services Monday
Funeral services for Earl N. An
ders. r7, a Bend resident for six
years, will be held Monday at
3:30 p.m. at the Niswonger-Wins
low chapel. Rev. H. Uecil liever
of First Christian church will of
ficiate.
Mr. Anders died Thursday morn
ing at his home, afler suffering
a hrart attack. He is survived uy
h.s wife. Gladys, a son and two
daughters. There are three stepchildren.
PRKSIDKNT KI.K(Tr.l)
SiH-i'i.-il In The Bulletin
REDMOND Jack Morr.s was
elected president o Redmond
Chamber of Commerce at a regu
lar board meeting this week. He
replaces W. K. Charleswoi Hi who
resigned becnuse his main busi
ness interests are now in Madras.
M-irris has been active in c.vic !
affairs for some years here.
Shower Held for
Mrs. Lechner
Special In Tim Bulletin
LAPINE A pink and blue show
er was held recently for Mrs. Bur
dctte Lechner at the home of Mrs.
D. D. Stolborg. Co-hostesses were
Mrs. R. H. Holmes, Mi's. Murk
Ferns and Mrs. Ira Skidgel. Filly
three atlffiidcd. i
. Mrs. Marvin Dawson is being
treated at the Central Oregon Dis
trict hospital, Redmond.
Miss Pamela Robinson, daught
er of Mr. and Mrs. Dave Robin
son, is ill at home. j
John Lien has returned from
Portland where he visited friends
and relatives. I
Dr. and Mrs. R. Rolhwell, Seat
tle, were recent visitors at the j
home of Mr. and Mis. Henry Well-'
man.
Mr. and Mrs. Darrcll Ferns and
family spent Easter in Sweet
Home at the home of Mrs. Ferns
brother and his wife, Mr. and Mrs.
Bud Story.
Jack Parkiir, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Wi'lbourn Parker, left Tues
day for Portland, lie has enlisted
in the Army. He was graduated
in January from LaPine High
school where he was active in stu
dent b"Kly activities. He was a
member of the school footlTall and
basketball teams.
Mr. Florence Bndeau milor-'d
to Silverton Thursday where she
will visit relatives.
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0 :16 Secret Storm
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10:30 Welcome Traveler
11:00 Hubert Q. Lwi
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1:110 HrUthter Day
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1:80--On Your Account
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2:30 Thu Inner l lama
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8:30 Strike it Rich
4 :00 Armchair Theatre
4 :80 Search fur Tomorrow
4:46 Guiding; Llfcht
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6:30 Mr. Moon
ft :4h Looncy Tunna
6:00 Mr. Weatherman
6 :05 SporUcene
6:10 Ncwn J'arail
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0 :80 Arthur (iudfrey Tim
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1 1 :00 Robert Q. LvwIh
1) ;30 Link letter Hoiineparty
12:00 Th Hi Payoff
12:80 Hob Cnwhy Show
1 :00 HriKhter Hay
1:16 l-ove of Life
1 :80 On Your Account
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2 :30 The Inner Flame
2:46 Rad of Life
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4 :30 Sarrh for Tomorrow
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9 :80 Arthur Godfrey Tim
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H::iO- r'urfain Call
0:00-Star it tU- Story
0 :H0 Pari precinct
10:00 It's a Gr-Ht I, if
10 :80 -Famous Plnyhous
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4 :no- liarfkirH Fall
4:16 Ship's Htorter
4:30Mr. Sww-ney
4 4S- U llf,t Your Trmttri
6:00 Pinky Le?
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6 :(rO Bit Ronmlup
6:3ft News, SpU, Weather
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7:00 Lite la Worth Living
7 :30 -Disneyland
8:80 Lite of Riley
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0:3(1 Madison So.. Garden
10:00 Charm I 13 Theatre
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4-06 Hawkln Pall
4 14 Ship's Reporter
4 jo World of Mr. Sweeney
4 16 -For Your Info.
6:00 Pinky Lee
6 ;80 Guest Book
6:00Bi Roundup
6 :8ft News. SpU, Weather
t'i:16- It' a Fact
7 :n Wi-Mtrn Marshal
7:30 -Liberae
8 ("0 You B.-t Your Lli
8:30 Amos 'N Andy
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9:0 Ford Th'-atre
10:0O Pammi Plavhou.'
10 .30 W res ll i n it . Hollywood
FRIDAY
4:00 Hawkins Falls
4:16 Ship's Reporter
4 so World of Mr. Sweenay
4 :4ft For Your info.
6:00 Pinky Lee
6 :16 Happy Birthday Tim
b :30 Date
6:00 Big Roundup
6 :B0 News, Spts. Weather
6 4ft Let' Go FUhlng
7 :0ft-Cavalcade of Sport
7:46 -Pinna Onran Ponea
1:00 l.urkr Blort Tim
8:3(1 In. hint, on Farad
A 46 VMtrinman' Club
W:( - lne Wolf
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10:00 Famoii Playriouw
' 10 :30 H'hannel 18 Theatr
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4 0ft Watch Mr. WlxaM
4 30 Saturday Matins
6 ;u Western Ranne
S:SO-Wlt't Workshop
7 !fto Soldier Pared
7:30 ReuiHst Playhoua
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9:30 -Famous Playhoa
1 0 Georite Gohel
10:30 Your Hit Parade
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