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0 Interest to Women I LA S. GRANT, Women's Director The Bend Bulletin, Tuesday, June 21, 1955 II"'..-' tiSiS IN JUNE WEDDING Mr, and Mrs. Vincent Claude Wani chek (Betty Ruth Larson) "have been honeymooning at the beach. Wedding af Lufheran Church Is Followed by Reception Baskets of yt-llow gladiolus ami .Mliito stuL-k-s, and candelabra hold ing lighted tapers, formed the sel ling fur an attractive wedding Wednesday evening, June Ui, al hirst Lutheran church, when Vin- cent Claude Waniehek and Betty i Huth Larson exchanged vows in o i double-ring ceremony. The bride is the daughter of James Coons of Eugene and Mrs. Melvin Christ enson of Yakima, Wash. Following her graduation from Bend high school with the elass of lirl, she was employed by Pacific Telephone and Tele graph Co. She made her home in Bend with her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Carter. The bridegroom, also a member of the 1954 class, joined the Navy following graduation. He is sta tioned on the Destroyer USS Hope well at San Diego. Rev. R. E. Ylvisaker officiated at the ceremony. Mrs. Nels Skjer- saa was organist, playing the traditional wedding marches and accompanying Miss Karen Chap man, who sang "Tell Me." Aunt Is Attendant Mi's. Carter was the bride's at tendunt. and Bob Newman, s ' friend of ttie bridegroom since earlv childhood, was best man Carol de Broekert and Richard Nickel, brother-in-law of the bride eroom, ushered. The bride wore a beige suit, ac cented bv pink and blue eossories and a white- orchid cor sage. Mrs. Carter wore a gray suit, with rd accessories and rnrsaue of red rosebuds. The bride's mother wore a suit in avo cado green, with yellow accessor ies and, a corsage repealing the (ones of the costume. Mrs. Wani ehek chose an afternoon dross in navy blue and white stripe, worn with white accessories and a red corsage. Reception In Hltl Deep rose peonies ami lavender lilacs decorated the church par lors, where the reception was held. The three-tier wedding cake was garlanded with pink roses. White and silver bells provided a dock irrniind for the bride's table. Miss Aria Fordham cut the wed ding cake. Pouring were Mrs. Richard Nickel, sister of the bride groom, and Mrs. Hugh Morris. ISTORIC SUCCESS I The "call for Crow"is heard more and more as new thousands each day enjoy Old Crow in a milder, lower-priced, 86 Proof bottling companion to the world-famous 100 Proof Bottled in Bondl Kentucky Straight NOW-TWO GREAT BOTTLINGS1 86 PROOF Celfbrind Old Crow-lighrtf, milder md lower-priced than the too Proof Bottled in Bond BOTTLED IN BOND lOO The raoe timom of bonded bourbons vulsble u uul THE OLD CROW DISTILLERY f1F.'.H aunt of the bride. M iss Evelyn Dietz was in charge of the musi cal guest book, which played the wedding murch as each page was turned. Miss Pat Slokoe and Mrs. Robert Adams presided at tiie gift table. Out-of-town guests included Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Christenson and daughter, Rymmel, from Yakima: Mr. and Mrs. James Coons and son, James, Eugene; Mrs. Lydia Hart and Pete Nelson, Pnneville; Mrs. A. Larson, Ashland, and Mr. and Mrs. Bud Kribs, Mr. and Mrs Wesley McDowell and Mrs. For-l-est Yeoman, Redmond- After a honeymoon on the Ore gon coast, the couple will be at home in San Diego, at 4619' a Park boulevard. Social Calendar Tonight 6:30 p.m. Birthday party at Sunset Homo. Bend Soroptimists hostesses. 6:45 p.m. First Presbyterian Women's fellowship, at the church. 8 p:m. Pine Forest Grange, Grange Hall. 8 p.m. Academy of Friendship, Women of the Moose, Moose hall 8 p-m. Degree of" Honor past presidents with Mrs. George Sea- brook. 117 Lafayette. 8 p.m. Circle 1, Catholic Altar Society, with Mrs. L. A. Hillis, 4S0 State street. 8 p.m. Circle 2, Catholic Altar Society, with Mrs. Duran Allen. 1445 K. 8th street. Wednesday 10:30 o.m- Juniper Garden club, outing on Century Drive lo dig shrubs. 1 p.m. Women's Golf club, luncheon at club house. 8:30 p.m. Square dance at Ben donian studio. 1001 K. Penn. Thursday 10 a.m. Church of God, Mission ary society. Drake park. 1:30 p.m. Grange Hall ladies' aid with Mrs- Waller x Prli hard Arnold district. 2 p.m. Circle 4, First Lutheran WMF, with Mrs. D. C. Dyer, Glen 'Vista. 2 p.m. Edna Mae Sill group. Baptist's Women's union, with Mrs. Ilollis Dodson. 456 E. Haw t borne. Bourbon Whiskey $480 PROOF a S J73 COMPANY. FRANKFORT, KY. If- 4 Installation, Convention, In the Works The American Legion Auxiliary Icclcd ofiijiri ftjr tlk coi.iin, .on ii. xi i:ion;i in Hulmond, i. our and rinde phns feir p irtici -ating in Inc dipnrtnient conven he last rtiiular meeting until fall .u; Wcdm sday evening in lh -ourtijouse assembly room. Join, installation for officers of units ii Jisliict 12 will be held June 24 I. srincville. Mrs. W. C. Fickas of Bi nd and Mrs Wesley McDowell it Redmond will be installing of ficers. Mrs. Valborg Evans was eleeti-d president, and other officers were tamed as follows: First vice-pres dent, Mrs. M. S. Phelps; second vice-president. Mrs. Earl Lang; secretary, Miss Jean Ednlison: treasurer, Mrs. Lester hdmison; executive board members, Mrs. Antone Fossen. Mrs. Frank Prince and Mrs- A. Peterson. Mi-s. Evans. Miss F.dmison. Mi's., Edmison and Mrs. W. 11. Coahran were named as convention delegates, in t-'ie or der named. Mrs. Craig Coyner will attend as a delegate - at - large. Named as alternates were Mrs. Roy Thielman, Mrs. U. F. Ander son, Mrs. A. Peterson ana mn. Connie Randall- Mrs. Louis Bain, chairman of in formation for the deportment con vention July 28-30. called for vol unteers to help at the booths. It was reported that nine mem bers of the auxiliary have helped with Operation Skywatch in the past year, giving a combined to tal of 889 hours of service. A membership of 104 was reported. Mrs. Coahran. Mrs. Fossen ami Mrs. Bain were appointed lo audit the books. An intermission of musical en tertainment . included two songs by Miss Lollie Ipock, with guitar ac companiment by Harold Williams After the meeting, relresnmenis were served Dy Mrs. nrriurc Towner and Mrs. Thielman. Hoover Family Reunion is Held At Bend Home A family reunion honoring Mrs -.'orge ' Hoover, early-day resi dent of Bend, was held here over he weekend at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice H. Hoover, 862 Riverside drive. Present were sons and daughters nnd tiieir families that included grandchildren and great - grand children of Mrs. Hoover. Among those present were Myrl P. Hoover, Los Altos, Calif-; Mr. and Mrs. William Tromblee, Kelso. Wash.; Mr. and Mrs. Ver non Kuhl, Hood River; Mi's. Don Miller. Payette, Ida.; Mr. and Mrs. Donald Owen, Hood River; Mr. and Mrs. Bill Owen and son, Don, Holyoke, Mass; Mr. and Mrs George Weston, Bend, and mem hers of the family ot Maurice Hoover. A dinner was a highlight of lhe family reunion. Prineville Group Plans to Organize Drill Team Soon Special to The Bulletin PRINKVILLE The Prineville Ladies of Elks completed the club's organization structure at business meeting lust Thursday evening in the Elks hall. The ijroup voted to organize a drill learn, and President Mrs. A. M. Reynolds named committees to serve for the coming year. Several projects were discussed, including the purchase of a coffer urn for the lodge hull, the pur- hase of card table covers, and a pot luck supper for men of the Elks be held in the near future. Women also agreed to assist the men's lodge in a summer picnic. if such an event is scheduled. All eligible women interested In joining the drill team nre to meet it the lodge hall at 7 pm. July 7. The next business meeting will be held that evening, starting at 8 o'clock. Committees were named as fol lows: Hospitality, Mary MrPhet ridge and Mrs. C. C. O'Connor: enter tainment, Virginia Turner. Mrs Dale Krog, refreshments, Florence Griffin. Loree Marnden. Mrs. A. D. Ashley. Dorothy Fuller, Mrs. Edward Dnlmer Jr., Wanda Daly On the ways and means com mil te. the following were named: Mm. W. A. Hatfield, Mrs. H. U Cordes, Mrs. Harold Davis. Mrs H. R. Gillen, Judy Bicart and Ula Hedges. Sickness committee Mrs. Robert S'-hnoor and Ethel Pentecost: publicity, Elaine Thompson and Mrs. Mike Mlksche Trust will handle membership; and the collection of dues. They are Wanda He I mi, Mrs. J. E Garrett and Jennie McKinnon. r . f ' , . ' -i 'V V IN I f-S, ? IN CHURCH CEREMONY Mr. and Mrs. Richard Tudor Hib bert (Jennie Lee Woods) will be, at home in Bremerton. (Photo for The Bulletin by Forget Studio) Hibbert-Woods Vows Said In McMinnville St. Barnabas Episcopal church in McMinnville was the scene of the marriage of Richard Tudor Hibbert and Miss Jennie Lee Woods, Sunday afternoon, June 12. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Glcss of Bend. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred H. Hibbert of Sheridan. The Rev. A- H. Mac- Donnell performed the double ring ceremony in the presence of 150 relatives and friends. The newlyweds are in Bend this week and will leave next Monduy for Bremerton, where the bride groom will be stationed for four months as an ensign in the U.S. Nuvy. From there he will go to Long Beach, Calif., followed by overseas duty. For her wedding, the former Miss Woods chose a gown of tra ditional white, fashioned with an embroidered tulle bodice with jjeplum and a skirt of tiered nylon net. A heart-shaped hat of lace with seed pearls held her finger tip veil of silk illusion, and she carried a shower bouquet of pinr bouvardia centered with a white orchid. Her father gave her In marriage. Attendants Wear Pink Mrs. Richard Daoust of Bene" was matron of honor, and brides maids were Miss Rosanne Jeffer son of Madras, Miss Evelyn Can?v perelli of Portland and Miss Caro' Malmgreen of San Gabriel. The at tendants wore gowns of pink nylon net over taffeta, with pink net hats. They carried tulle-edged nosegays of pink sweet peas and rosebuds. Robert Hibbert of Sheridan wuk best man for his brother, and John Woods of Bend, brother of the bride, was one of the four ushers Lincoln Graner of McMinnville was organist, and Miss Br-'-ra Brykit of Sheridan sang "M'lje Lord's Prayer" and "O Perfect Ixve" Baskets of pink and white gladi- lous formed the altar setting and pink and white satin bows marked tiie pews. The reception was held "VfomenwholTse Vano Iic?uid Starch have more lime for leisure because Vano Liquid Starch Saves time.. Saves work. If YOU'RE NOT USING VANO X' j yJ 'A A ; J i X v i Ceremony in the church parlors, where pink predominated in the decorative scheme. The bridal couple honeymooned on the Oregon coast. For going awuy, the bride wore a suit U" French blue flannel, with white and champauc ace-ories. Both bride and grWi "received B.S. degrees fnmi Oregon Stale college in June. The former Miss Woods majored in education, and Hibbert specialized in business technology. He participated in the NROTC program throughout his college career, and was given his ensign's commission at com-1 mincement. f Local Friends Attend In addition to the bride's family and her honor attendant, local res- idents attending included Mr. and' Mrs. John Gumm, Mrs. Wilfred Hoi man, Mrs. Norman Thorpe and 'laughter, Maureen Misner; Miss 'Jarrie Scott, Mrs. Almeda Hoist and Mr. Daoust. The following for mer Bend residents were present: Mr. and Mrs. Felix Springstube,1 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Denman ind family, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Broslerhouse, Mrs. Eugene Bros 'erhouse and Mr. and Mrs. George Murphy and family, ail of Port land: Mr. and Mrs. Authur Pattie ind daughter, Robin, Albany; Mr. ind Mrs. Ward Webber. The Dalles; Mr. and Mrs. Adam Woods ind Mrs. J. C. Woods, Durkee Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Black, Sa 'em, and Mr. and Mrs. Howard stey and family, Underwood Wash. Church of (iod Missionary circle will meet Thursday ut 10 a.m. in Drake park. Pot luck luncheon wilt be served at noon. Edna Mne Kill urmip, Baptist Women's union, will meet Thurs day at 2 p.m. al the home of .Mrs Hull is Dcxlson, A' E. ll.iwiiiurn avenue. Mrs. S. W. Wagner will be assistant hostess. Mrs. Ros: Newton will leail devotions serv ice and Mrs. Irving Walter will have charge of the prog rum. YOU'RE WORKING TOO HARO I STARCHl iwti"" M Jack Robison Takes Bride iln June Rites A niiurin;ic uf iit i-is' in U,-n. took phce June 10 ut I.'ownuui M.iliodisi church in Gcnn.s P:iss wm n Jack W. sl' v P.oh;c!i too as his bride Miss Mary Sue Jornu, diHinlitir of Mis. Lucy James, daughter of Mrs. I.uey Ca.s.s iiTom is the son of Mr. and s'is. Hurry M. RuLlson uf Bend. Dr. F. W. Weils nud tin duuole nng ceremony by cnivik'lii.'.ni, in a setting of delphinium, peonies md suaKiruguns. Tiie bride was piven in marriage by her grand f.itlui, Albert K. ViH. Albert Chnslirmsr,i i:f Bend was best limn, and (he bride was at tended by a sorority sister. Miss Sally Joanne Hums uf Medford. Mrs. John Schu fcrstt in was or gatiist. The bride wore n ballerina length frock of white scrolled cry staletll over pleuti d taffeta. A pearl-trimmed band held her fin gertip veil, and she carried a nosegay of white marguerites am! daisies, tied with satin ribbon streamers. Miss Harris wore a full-skirted ballerinu frock in sky blue faille, and carried yellow and white marguerites tied with satin streamers. A reception wns held at tin home of the bride's mother. Im mediately afterw-ird. the bridal couple left for Fort Bennlng, Ga where the bridegroom w-us to en ter the United States Army as a second lieutenant. For going away, the bride wore a two-piece knit suit in beige, with whie acces: sories and an orchid corsage. The former Miss James gruduat d from Grants Pass high school in litftf. She was a student for two years at Oregon State college, where she was affiliated with Del ta Delta Delta sorority. The bride groom graduated from Bend high school and was a senior at Oregon State. His fraternity is Delta Up silon. Among the out-of-town guests, in addition to the bridegroom's par ents and the best man, was Ger ald Gerke of Prineville. Closing Program Given by School Special (o The Bulletin ALFALFA Thirty - one chil dren who attended vacation Bible school at the Alfalfa grange hall participated In a closing program1 there last Friday night- Also pres ent were atwut 35 friends. The school was sponsored by Westmin ster Orthodox Presbyterian church of Bend. Rev. Edward Wybenga was in diarge. All departments of the school took part in the program. Assist ing with solo parts were Ruby Tatli and Danny Page, accordion ists. Jane Wvbenga was pianist. Charlotte Falk received a pen set for bringing the most children to Bible school. Eleven others also ecelved nrizes for their standing In a contest, points being given for attendance, memory work, con duct and neatness. Rev. Wybenga showed a film on the life of David, and Norman Coleman gave the closing prayer After the program. Mrs. Tom Wal lace, Mrs. Merle lx)wo and Mrs. Tom Foisler served ice cream cones- mm VALUES Stipes Furniture Pre-lnventory SALE FREE DELIVERY In Our Trading Area A. C. Stipe Furniture Co. 821 Wall St. I x , V i WED IN GRANTS PASS Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wejley Robi son (Mary Sue James) are at home In Georgia. (Photo for The Bulletin by Artcraft Camera Shop, Grants Pass.) Susan Dillabough Gefs Scholarship Susan DillalMugi'i, a member of this yeur's Bend high school grad dating class, will attend Oregon Male college this f.ill on a $:( tuition scholarship given by tlx JSC Mothers club, it was an nounced today by officers of tin club. Miss Dillabough Is . the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bryci S. DillalHugh of R.xile 2, Bend. Miss Dilluhougli, who was named us alternate, has been noti fied that Fred Wade has relin quished the scholarship to accept un athletic scholarship lo Willam ette university. Miss Dillabough plans to major in home economics. NOW PLAYING " Great story I of today t Air Forcel STllATi;KICyg COMMAND TECHNICOLOR FRANK LOVEJOY BARRY SULLIVAN Al.so In (.lowing Color "VistaVision Visits Mexico" I M w a; u STRONG GALORE in USE YOUR CREDIT ti;i:ns uanck Friday Teen-agers of the Bend area will he guests uf the Bend lodge of Elks, ut a youth dance Friday,' June 24, from 7:30 to 10: :i0 p.m. ut the Elks hull. The summer pur- ' lies for young people are spon sored by various fraternal groups and coordinated by the youth Recreationul Council. A teen-age dance was held Mon-1 lay evening at the Moose hall. Cascade St inures will hold their egular weekly square dance Wed irsday evening at the Bendonian studio, 1001 E. Penn avenue, start ing at 8:30. Len Gorton will cull.. ENDS TONIGHT! In C'lnemacoiM-! Fml ANtatrc IHlie Carol! "Daddy Long Legs" Also Wild Bill Klllott Son of Davy Crockett STARTS TOMORROW! Marauders MnM uiiiw a . m t umm DAN DURYEA JEFF RICHARDS KEENAN WYNN JARMA LEWIS Added Attraction H . A Boxing Thrill KIKK DOUGLAS In THE CHAMPION' Phone 100 W (I
