Of Interest to .Women
ILA S. GRANT. Women's Director
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ENGAGED Miss
Lee Dahl, bride-elect
G, Leagjeld.
Priscilla
of Dale
Redmond Girl
ells Betrothal;
To Wed in July
' Kpn-tul lo Thi Rull-lin
RKLi.MOND Mr. and Mrs. Ray
lalil of Redmond announce Ihe en-H;iSimih-m
of their daughter, Pris-
cilla Lee, fo Dale fl. Lratjjeld,
of Bend.
The wedtlint is planned fcir July
1G, ut the Powell Hutle Commu-
Jiil v church.
Miss Dahl Is a graduate of Red
mond high school. Her fiance s
a-'isuciatcd with his father, in the
contracting business.'
The couple will' live in Bend.
Golf Club
Dinner-Dance
To Be Formal
The Bend Golf club will hold its
annual spring formal Saturday,
May 28, Mt (he club house. Din
ner will be served from 7 to 9:30
pm. and dancing will fc!low from
10 p.m. toll a.m., with music by
Earl Roaig's orchestra.
Dr. and Mrs. Me Amsberry are
ehaiimen for the event. The tol
lowing others are on the commit
tee: Mr. and Mrs. John Currie.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Dyer, Mr. and
Mrs; Wayne Faddts, Mr. and Mrs.
Bert Kundingsland, Dr. and Mrs.
Mancel W. King, Mr. and Mrs.
Oliver Livingston, Bill Miller. Mr
and Mis. Ray Peoples, Mr. and
Mrs. Irl Wagner, Mr. and Mrs.
Mert Wauge, Mr. and Mrs. Don
Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Pierce. Dr. and Mrs. H. K. Mae-
key. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Anderson.
Mr. and Mrs. Phil F. Brogan. Mr.
and Mrs. II. J. CuH Jr. Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Cartmill and Mr. Hnd
Mrs. Ted Sehoop.
Graduation Set
At Grade School
Special (o The Bulletin
SISTERS Twenty-one eighth
graders will receive their diplo
mas at (he graduation exercises
on Friday, May 21.
The graduates are Karen Ryan,
Sharon Ryan, Diane Miller, Dixie
('iivorhill, Doris Brandon. Marilyn
Miller. Sunny Smith Victor Low-
ery. Paul Macauley, Leon Oat-
tuan, Billy Bembry. Tim Wake
field, Denny Reese, Gary Benson,
Lee Thomas. Roger Wirch, Jim
McGregor, Warren Mallory, Donny
Mouser, Victor Brocket!, and Ted
Herlinger.
Diane Miller will be the class
valedictorian and Sunny Smith and
Denny Reese tied for the saluta-
torian honors.
JOINT SOCIAL IIK1.I)
Spf-cinl lo the Bulletin
SISTERS The Sisters V.F.W
and their auxiliary held a joint so
cial at Rollins hall, Friday, May
20. High prizes for pinochle were
won by Mrs. Harold Voos, Jr. and
Serge Coral. Refreshments were
served by Mrs. Ole I-arsnn, Mrs.
Harold Voos, Jr., Mrs. Robert Er-
vin. and Mrs. Carroll Dickerson.
Present were. Mr. and Mi's. Ole
I .arson. Mr. and Mi's. Carroll
Dickerson. Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Ervin. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Voos.
Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Serge Coval,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pearson and
Mr. and Mrs. Everell Signiund of
Bend.
Clara Skjersaa
Feted at Parties
This Past Week
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Royal Neighbors Convene Here;
Marcola Named for 1956 Session
A banquet at the Eagles hall,
attended by 90 pofsons, was the
climax event of the Royal Neigh
bors district convention he,d in
Uend Mopday. Marcola, horn? of
.Mrs, Mable Steinberger, the new
district oracle, was designated as
the li;jto convention site. Mrs.
Ethel Burleigh, Bend, is the retir
ing cracle, and was chairman for
the convention here.
Camps of Eugene Springfield.
M areola. Cottage Grove- and Bend
wi-rt represented at the sessions,
and visitors were present from
cities outside the district. Attend
ance reached about 123.
State dignitarie; present includ
ed Mrs. Mae Logan of Portland.
state supervisor, and the following
district deputies: Mrs. William
Weaser, Bend; Mrs. Mabel Mile,
Salem; Mrs. Mabel Campbe'.l,
Hillsboro. and Mrs. Jessie Steele,
Klamath Kails.
The approaching marriage of
Miss Clara Joy Skjersaa provided
the inspiration for two showers i
this past week. The wedding is
planned for June 12, in Kirst Lu
theran church.
Miss Skjersaa, daughter of Mr.
and Mis. Nels Skjersaa of Bend, is
the bride-elect of James Gilliland,
son of Mrs. II. C. Gilliland. for
merly of Bend and now of Salem.
The couple .will live in Salem,
where Gilliland wilt be a senior
next year at Willamette univer
sity. Miss Skjersaa was a student
at Willamette last year, after com
pleting freshman work at Pacific
Lutheran. Both young people gradu
ated from Bend high school and
have been active in college music
circles.
Twenty - five guests attended
party in Miss Skjersaa's honor
Tuesday evening in the First Lu
theran church parlors. Mrs. Ed
Nystrom, Mrs. Lloyd Broe and
, -.J-Mrs. Maurice Melsness were host
esses. An elaborate cake was dec
orated with story-book dol!s repre
senting a bride and her attendants.
Last week, Mrs. Verle Mitchell
and Miss Drucilla Bartlett wer
co-hostesses at
Mitchell's home.
BRIDE-ELECT Miss Joyce
Winterscheid to marry Port
lander. (Photo for The Bulle
tin by Kennell-Ellls)
Portland Couple
Plan Marriage
In Early Fall
Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Winterscheid,
724 E. Ninth street, announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Joyce, to Steve E. Herman. Both
young people are students in Port
land. Miss Winterscheid is a senior at
Lewis and Clark College. Her fi
ance, who served rwo years with
the Navy, is majoring in business
administration at Multnomah Jun
ior college. His paivnts are Mr.
and Mrs. Frederick J. Herman,
9944 N. E. Skidmore, Portland.
The marriage is planned for
early fall.
Engaged Couple
Honored at Party
Miss Jennie Lee Woods and her
fiance, Richard Hiblert of Corvnl
lis, were honored by members of
the Pine ForesJ Grange and other1
friends at a dinner and shower
Sunday afternoon at the Grange
hall. Miss Woods is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. L. II. Gless of
Carroll Aeres.
Mrs. Stanley Bowden played
background piano music at the din
ner. A program later included a
vocal solo by Dale Blackwell. a
duet by Stanley Bowden and Mrs.
Oscar Kr-tcham, piano selection by
Patty Nelson and an accordion
number by Jeffrey Van Landuyt
After the party Hie young couple
eturned to Corvallis to resume
their studies at Oregon State col
lege until graduation. They will be
married June 19 at St. Barnabas
Episcopal church in McMinnville.
Rev. D. L. Penhollow, a mem
ber of the county court, made the
address of welcome. Phyllis Clark
and Jeanette Pi-dersen acted us
flower girls.
Mrs. Albert Jorgensen played
violin solos during the memorial
service, accompanied by Mrs. Har
old Hofstedt. Musical numbers a'
the dinner hour were provided bv
Keith Bennett, accordionist, and
Tonya Wolf, violinist, accompanied
by Sa'ly Stearns. A group ot local
baton twirltrs pivsented an ex-
h.bition.
New district officers, In addition
to Mi's. Steinberger, ai'e Josephine
Hunna, Maicola, vice-oracle; Nel
lie B lac km ore. Eugene, chancellor,
and Ethel Pope, Maifoia, record
er-receiver.
The retiring district officer;,
who assisted Mrs. Burleigh at the
local meeting, are as follows: Ma
ble Steinberger, Marcola, v lee-
oracle; Vona Drude, Springfield,
past oracle; Pat Harwick, Eugene,
chancellor; Marian Clark, Bend,
recorder receiver; Theda Baxter,
Springfield, marshal ; Lorraine
Brooks, Springfield, assistant mar-!
hal; Peggy Grandahl, Eugene, in
ner sentinel; Km ma Brown. Ku
gene. outer sentinel ; Gladys
Pfouts, Cottage Grove, Faith;
Dora Hall, Marcola, Courage; Mil
dred Slandley, Cottage Grove.
Modesty; Ruth Merritt, Bend. Un
selfishness; Rose Fogey, Eugene.
Endurance; Kathryn Winters,
Bend, flag bearer; Gladys Ander
son, Bend, musician. Marjorie
Pedersen, Anna Bartlett and Ruth
Selken, all of Bend, and Viola Nel
son, Redmond, were members of
the escort team.
'Blithe Spirit"
Accounting Set
Bend Community Flavors are
anxious to complete an accounting
of receipts from their recent play.
"Blithe Spirit. ' it was announced
today by George Churchill, presi
dent, who requested that those who
have not yet turned in tickets and
money do so at once.
The players made a donation of
$100 to the American Cancer So
ciety, from the ticket receipts; as
agreed. Resources of the little
theater group on hand from earlier
productions were drawn on to pay
the royalty on the play and pay
other production costs.
Altough the group does not hav1
a cash balance, it has assets in
lit" f rm of new lighting equip-
shower at Mrs. men t rnd other materials pur
chased for the recent play, Church-
Social Calendar
Tonight
7 p.m. Soroptimist-Venture club
installation dinner. Pine Tavern.
7:30 p.m. Piano recital by stu
dents of Mi's. F. V. Bowlus, Allen
School auditorium.
8 p.m. Recital by music stu
dents of Miss Bessie Howard, Al
hance church.
8 p.m. Lady Elks, BPOE hall.
Friday
li.tO p.m. Bend Garden club
with Mrs. V. A. Oeitle, Carroll
Acres (route 1, box 318).
3 p.m. AAUW tea for senior
girls, home of Mrs. Don Harpel,
602 Qu'mcy, until 5 p.m.
8 p.m. Rebckah lodge, IOOF
hall.
Senior Girls
To Be Guests
At Annual Tea
Members of the Bend branch of
American Association of Univer
sity Women will nuld tlieir annual
tea honoring girls of the Bend
high school graduating cluss tri-
day afternoon, from 3 to 5, ut the
home of Mrs. Don Harpel. C02
Quiney avenue.
In the receiving line will be Mrs.
K. I-.. Jewell, w.te ol the City
school superintendent: Mrs. J. R.
Acheson, wife of the hih school
pnncipal; Miss Zola McDougall
high school dean of girls, and Miss
Ivy Grover, AAUW president.
Four AAUW past presidents,
Mrs. William Niskanen. Mrs. C. K.
Stranalian, Mrs. Wallace Van Hise
and Mrs. Almeda Hoist, will pour,
Mrs. Niskanen and Mrs. Strana-
Iran will officiate the first hour:
Mrs. Vuli Hise and Mis. Hoist the
second.
Sharing the hosless duties will
he Mrs. Harold Curlile. Mrs. P. W.
Ford, Mrs. Aryan Roest, Mrs
James Sowder, Mrs. Merville
Moore. Miss Faye Crawford, Mrs
W. D. Ward and Mis. Craig C
Coyner.
Tie Pend Bulletin, Thursday, May 26, 1955 3.
Methodist Youth
2 Garden Clubs
Have Social Time
At Local Hall
Members of the Bend Garden
club and the Gilchrist Gulden club,
and their husbands, participated
Organize District .
A Central Oregon sub-district of
the Methodist Youth Fellowship
was organized last Sunday after
noon at the Methodist church in
Bend, under leadership of Glenn.
Murry of McMinnville, Oregon
a social evening arranged by i conference MYF vice-president
the local erouu. last Thursday ali ary tu Vend was name I
skkkim; mvoitcK
Joseph J. Miller filed suit for di
vorce from Mrs. Louise V. Miller
this morning in circuit court.
the IOOF hall. Thirty-five persons
were present.
The program for the evening in
cluded musicul numbers and a
showing by Bill Yoaehum of slides
of Central Oregon wild flowers.
The pi el u res were taken in the
Black Butle-Metolius river area.
Mrs. Bill Yoachum and Miss
Peggy Conner sang duets assisted
by Mrs. Maude Conner at the pi
ano. Mrs. Conner also joined them
in a vocal trio. Mary Kathryn
Prichard entertained with a read
ing. Mrs. Conner and Mrs. W. F. Mc-
Fadden weiv in charge of arrange
ments, and Mrs. Meradden led the
group singing.
-Mi's. Roy Ullrick decorated the
serving table with an arrange
ment of peach blossoms and
spirea. Mrs. Pearl Arnold and
Mrs. Grant Salisbury served the
refreshments.
The local club will install off!
cers at a meeting Friday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. V. A. Oertle,
in Carroll Acivs. Dessert will be
served at 1:30.
president of the sub-district, and
other officers were elected ea foi-.
lows: Marilyn Maey, Madras, vice-
president; husan Hem, Bend, secretary-treasurer;
Loalr.ee Dwigan,
Madras, Faith witness chairman;
Don Fuhr, Bend, Outreach chair
man, and Judy Hanson, Bend, citi
zenship and fellowship chairman.
Some 30 young people were
present for a. pat luck dinner, fol
lowed by a program and business
meeting.
The group made plans for hold
ing rallies every two months, in
cluding summer and winter re
treats. The meeting was closed
with group singing and a worship
service in the sanctuary.
ALL OK
We don't fail here, hay
grain and good pasture.
Come see some good
ranches. Cambridge Real
ty, Box 14, Cambridge,
Idaho.
Miss Skjersaa Is employed in the said-
law offices of Charles R. Marsch.
TO HOLD SALE
The Bend bethel of Jobs Daugh
ters will hold an apron sale all
day Saturday, May 2S, at the
Claypool Furniture store, starting
at 9:30 a.m.
Barbara McRae
Returning Home
To Be Married
Special lo The Bulletin
PRINEVlI.LE-JMr. and Mrs. R.
r. McRae of Prineville announce
the engagement of their daughter.
Rarbara Lee. to Richard Alan
Hoppes. son of Mrs. Otto Hoppes
of Prineville and the lale Mr.
Hoppes.
The bride-elect is a graduate of
Oregon Stale college, where she
received her degree in elementary
education and is a. member of Sig
ma Kappa. For the past year she
has .been employed as a steward
ess for United Airlines, being sta
tioned In New York Cily until re
cently, when she was transferred
lo Seattle. She will teach the Mill
grade in Crooked River school this
fall.
Mr. Hoppes graduated from Sa
lem high school and served in the
army as an instructor in the quar
termasler corps. He is manager
of the Hoppes Laundry and Clean
ers, and is active in various
organizations.
The wedding is planned for July
10.
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PICNIC HELD
Speelal lo The Bulletin
SISTEP.S The seventh grade
class held a picnic on the banks
of the Metolius River near Camp
Sherman on May 20. Mothers who
accompanied the group were Mrs.
HaVold Gustafson, Mrs. George
Wakefield. Mrs. Keith Cutsforth.
Mrs. Rik Haglund. Mrs. diet Mor
rill and Mrs. Can-oil Dickerson.
C.KADUATION SET
Special to The Bulletin
SISTERS Nine seniors will re
eieve their diplomas at the gradu
ation exercises which will lie held
at 8 p.m. Friday, May 27. Mem
bers of the graduating class for
1955 are Dale Brandon. Gene Har
rison. Bert Hockett. Dano Mahaf
fey, Nellie Curtis Moss. Shirleen
Harrington. Gene Smalhvood, Lola
Warner and Barbara Thompson.
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