The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, September 17, 1955, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Textr Tha Bend Bulletin, Saturday, Here and There suss Kobin Rixe, daughter f Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rixo, 1145 Harmon, left Friday for Portland, to enroll in Good Samaritan Hos pital School nf Nursing. Site is a iva Bend High school graduate nimodausis Sewing club will meet Monday at 8 p.m. with Mrs James Durbin, 306 W. Hth street Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Fowler of hugene are the parents of i. daughter, delivered Friday at lh- Sacrod Heart hospital in the Lane county city through a Caesarian section. This is their second daugn- icr. Mr. and Mrs. Henry N. Fow ler. Bend, are the paternal grand parents. Group No. 1 of the Christian women s Fellowship will meet at 8 p.m. Monday, Sept. 19, at lh home of Mrs. Lottie M. Gales, 137-1 Davenport. ' Mrs. Emilia Smith has returnei! from Eugene, from where her son. Harold, left by air for Japan for a period of two years as a civi!'an employe of the Department of the Army. lie spent a month at home in Bend folic ving 18 months in Washington. D.C. Before that, he served in Korea. In Eugene, Mrs Smith visited with another son. Gene, and his family. Mirror Pond Garden club wi!' meet Tuesday, Sept. 20. for a 1:1." leader Declines To Make Choice LOS ANGELES (UP) Pennsyl vania's Democratic Gov. GeortH M. lender, whose fiery speeches in California opened a hornet's nest of inter-parry chaises and counter-charges, said Friday he has no personal amhitions for the presidency but could make "a quick" change of mind. Leader declined to name any choice for the Democratic nomina tion at a press conference. He said it was "too early" to endorse any Democratic party presidential hopefuls at this. time. But asked if ho would accept candidacy for president or vice president if cither were offered him, leader grinned and conceded it would be possible for him to change his mind. The Quaker State Governor charged Thursday night in a seech in Los Angeles that Presi dent Eisenhower is "a political freak. ..who has enjoyed a tender ness of approach that is unique in America's political history i The speech was seen as the beginning of a Democratic get-tough policy toward the President and possibly as Leader's bid for a presidential nomination. leader spoke at the Los Angeles dinner and at a San Francisco dinner Wednesday night in place of former President Truman who had to cancel his scheduled ap pearances at the fund-raising af fairs. His San Francisco speech re ferred to "underworld" influences in the Republican Party and brought impassioned replies from Republican leaders and f r om White House spokesmen. Assistant While House Press Secretary Murray Snyder said that the underworld label might be more appropriate if pinned on Leader's party. leader replied that he was not'x J. C I referring to criminal elements butV7U6T OpcdlvCl to "the isolationist wing and the pre vent-atomic-war now people in the Republican Parly." In his Los Angeles speech. lead er said "Dwight Eisenhower is no constitutional monarch, a symbol of state removed from party con vention. He is a Republican parti san president.. .and he should be so recognized and treated." HOSTESSES NAMED Circles of the Meihodhl Woman's Society of Christian Ser vice will meet Wednesday, S.'p'. 21. at 2 p.m. Hostesses are as fol lows: Circle 1 with Mrs. H. S ("ox, 1'TiO Ogden avenue; circle 2 with Mrs. Limlell Wise. N.V F. Tendi street: circle .1 with Mrs.' B. M. Bell. llT.'i Roosevelt avenue, HIRC'S HOW YOU SAVC Hwibond payi fwM fr. w)( payt hot! (er m mr-mmy frtp wr pmy nr way far fr for Ik rtttldr. dOUT LUXURY Li September 17. 1955 aessert at the home of Mrs Sii; Skavlun, 1419 W. Third street Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Weisser, 11)2-1 Columbia, returned earlier this week from a vacation tnn that took them to Salem. Portland"! and Hood River, to visit friend'; and relatives. In Salem Sept. 7 they saw off their son. Jack, who left for Fort Old. Calif., for Armv duty. He was graduated from Wil lamette University school of law on June 5, and was among thos1 who passed the bar examination, results of which were announced last week. He will begin his la practice after his -Army term. Extension Unit Names Chairman For 55-56 Year Aclivities for tlie coming year Mere discussed and new commit tee heads wore appointed at the first fall meeting of the Bend Home Extension unit, Tuesday at the home of Mrs. D. R. Ban.a. New officers for the year arc: Mrs. Ei-nest Steinlicht, chairman; Mrs. A. E. Thornburg, vice-chairman; Mrs. Lloyd Mayne, secretary and Mrs. Lloyd Wirtz, treasurer. New committee heads were named as follows: Membership, Mrs. D. R. Banta; hospitality, Mrs. C. E. Lyons; luncheon, Mrs. K. E. Swnfford; recreation, Mr3. Claude Cant; publicity, Mrs. G. R. Moty; standard unit, Mrs. A. E. Thornburg, finance, Mrs. W. B. Ream: Azalea House, Mrs. James McCain; ACWW, Mrs. James Francis; health and safety. Mr John Fagan: citizenship, Mrs. R. N". Anderson; child ' care. Mrs. Frank Noakes; program planning, Mrs. D. R. Banta and Mis. John Fagan. After the. business meeting, des sert was served by the hostess. Mrs. Noakes. The next meeting will lie Oclober 11 at the home of Mrs. Don Hampson. 240 Students i i At St. Francis The St. Francis Parochial scho- began its II); h year of education Bend this September with oil enrollment of 1 10 pupils, largest registration in history. This is a decided increase ovo; registration of the past year and was reported to be due in part to the large number of children in the first grade. However, in ereaM's wen; also rejMjrted from other grades. When the St. Francis setioo' opened its doors for the first time in September, 1936. a total of Ufi pupils answered the roll call Through the- ensuing years tiler has been a gradual increase grow th in registration, but the most nntice.'ble gains have been reeor-i-d in the past three or four years Three years ago when the ex isting building provrd too smaL, additional class rooms were pro vided, with an office and other facilities. Seven sisters of the Holy Names Society ami one secular t cache, staff the school. Church Planning Rev. Edmund Drew will be tn gin st spt-aker at the Alliance church, .")L'0 Lava road. Sunday, Sept. IS. The local pastor. Rev James Thompson, lias Iveen invited to speak at the Alliance church ia Silvcrton. Rev. Drew will speak at the 11 a.m. worship service and at th evening evangelistic service a' 7:.'i0. Other services are Sunday School, at 0: 15 a.m., and Youth Fellowship, at d:'M) p.m. Evervone is welcome tn attend the services. Rev. Thompson an nounn-d. Edwin Booth is the only actor who ever has been elected to the Hall of Fame for Great Amcr- icans. SAVE More than ever before on your next trip TRAf LWAV5 nlHl1 Jl Toke odvontoge of theie ipccioll reduced fares for two or mor member of (He tame family, Hutband ond Wife, father ondor mother and children. Start your trip on MONDAYS, TUESDAYS or WEDNESDAYS, return any day rid all NEW Luxury Liners on th SHORT ROUTS Um Bond I 1 -Vs iJ- v-.J MTf' 1 SKYWATCHERS VISIT Recent visitors at the Bend air defense filter center were skywatch ers from The Dalles post. They are pictured here watching a team of youngsters at work at the center. The boys, left to right, are David Meckel, John Barr and Gerry Gentry. Visitors from the Wasco city are Justin Brooks, Betty Laurence, Lena Brooks and Doris Binge. Photo for The Bulletin by U.S. Air Force. Benson Hit By Farmers DES MOINES, Iowa, (UP) Non-partisan protest meetings were snowballing across Iowa to day to demand that Agriculture Secretary Ezra Taft Benson resign, Four meetings of Iowa farmers have been held, and three more were scheduled in the state for the next two weeks. Both Republicans and Demo crats attended a meeting at Corn ing, Iowa Thursday, where moiv than -100 farmers from five count ijs gat here and applauded demands that Benson resign. Meetings Non -Partisan Jay Loghry, a feed salesman, and Duanc Orton, a farmer, spon sored the Corning meeting and said they hoped that the protest movement would spread to all parts of Iowa and then across the nation. Loghry said he was a registered Democrat but was not active i'i party politics. He said that "every effort" would be made to keep the meetings non-partisan. Both Loghry and Orton called for Benson's resignation. And Logh- rv suggested that "everyone here write a letcr to Benson and ask him to resign." Albert J. Loveland, former Dem ocratic unsecrctary of agricul ture, said the meetings were J forerunner of a Democratic elec tion'victory in 1956. Democratic Victory Scrn Loveland, a memlier of a Demc cratic farm advisory commi'lc that will meet In Chicago Monday, said at his Janesville. Iowa, home that "these meetings are evidence that the Republicans have failed once again to solve farm income problems." And he believed, he said, that the farmers will "help put a Democratic administration hack in office." Orton told the gathering that farmers make up 13.4 per cent of the nation's population, but get o'lly 5 1-2 per cent of the income. "We even feed our hogs more equitably tha nthat," he said. District Meeting Set by Women An Eastern Oregon district meet ing of the Women's Missionary Federation of the Evangelical Lu theran church will Ik held Tuesday Sept. 20, at the Church of the Good Shepard, Madras, starting at 10:30 a.m. The speaker will lc Mrs. O. G. Malmin of Minneapolis, who has been doing refugee work for tlie denomination in Germany. Bend women who require Irans portalion may make arrangements by calling Mrs. L, W. Fread, tele phone 171 l-W. l'hane SO0 .v Anti-Nixon Cartoon Banned SAN FRANCISCO (UP) An un complimentary caricature of Vio: resident Richard M. Nixon u !)cen removed from exhibition b officials of the San Francisco Art Festival. The cartoon, captioned "Dick Mc- Smear," was drawn by Victor Arnautoff, an art instructor at Stanford University. It pictured the vice president wearing a blacl: mask, holding a pumpkin in one hand and a red-daubed paint briiih in the other. There were immediate ortisti rumbles about "censorship" and freedom of expression," but J.D Zellerback, president of the Art Commission, said he had the car toon removed on the protests of private citizens. Zellerbach said that "while I Jc dend the right of artists to un inhibited self-expression," he fell that no public official of any party should "be the subject of a carica ture displayed at an art exhibit finnnced by all the people." The cartoon was priced at $25. II Alt D IMATKKIAI, Tungsten, used in light bulb filaments, has hc highest melt ing pohit of any known metal, and also is one of the hardest materials known to science. THE BREADWmB? . . . Kiiowh that the find Mice from hi weekly pay Iwlongn in hi savings account. To get your rightful cut of I he money you earn, Save BKKOKK you Hpend. Ojx'ii a having account hero . . deposit a slice, of your cnmingH KVKKY payday. After the "Bread" comes the gravy . , your money corns div. idfnds, , . compounded regularly. SEMI ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF voua 'SAVINGS 957 Wall Sr. Bend Hospital The following are now patients nt St. Charles Memorial hospital: Charles Kindall, Route 2, Bead; Patricia Gilliland. 17, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Gilliland, 1070 Union: Charles Davis, two-month- old son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Davis, 205 Yew lane; Mrs. Walter Demaris, Prineville; Edward Mc- Kinley, Prineville: Boyd Bolton, 4, son of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Bil lon, 1236 Ogden avenue. The following were dismissed: Frank H. Loggan, Mrs. Andrew Rhoads and Mrs. Ralph Harmon, all Bend; Mrs. Lawrence Blakely, Shevlin; Mrs. Nels Ohrling, Eu gene; Peter Robertson, Shaniko. Mrs. Jimmie Humbert, Brooki- Scanlon camp, and infant son went home today from the ma ternity floor. COULDN'T OPF.lt ATE IT NEW YORK (UP) Police said two holdup men who robbed a win dow cleaning service's office of a $1,100 payroll Friday locked two employes and an elevator opera tor in a storeroom. But they tound as they tried to escape that they couldn't operate the elevator. They then released the elevator operator, compelled him at gun point to show them how lo work the elevator, locked him up again and escaped, police said. i Crodil sa of Juiw .10 i'U TPS I'lfl. WjjAND LOAN AtJOCIATION Bend Poetry Readings Presented At Club Meeting in Tumalo Special to Tlio Bulletin TUMALO A program of poe try readings was presented by Mi's. Marshall Swearingen nnd Mrs. Hubert Scoggins at a retvnt meeting of the Tillicum Study chin at the home of Mrs. Fred Shepard. with Mrs. Clifton Dunlap us co hostess. The program followed a lunch eon and u business session. I'lie next met ting of the club will b" held at the Austin L. Christopher home, with Mrs. Arnold Sandwick as co-hostess. Marvin Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Marion Smith is returning for his senior year at Oregon Slat? college. Vance Corwln returned from Grants Pass last week end w'lh several horses. Visiting at the Marion Smith home recently were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Chapman and children of Eugene and -Mr. and Mrs. O. C Minks of Council. Ida. Mrs. Chap man and Mis. Minks are Mrs. Smith's sisters. Mrs. Ray Wat kins visited in Eugene and Springfield last welt. Mrs. Vance Corwin attended m O.J.R.A, meeting in Madras last Saturday. (ueNtH Reported Spending the week end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Austin L. Christopher were Mr. and MrB. Jack Coslello and sons John and Don of Eugene, Albert Luke of Noti, and Bob Thomas of Lebanon Visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Syverson and family were Mr. and Mrs. Lester lxu'd of Santa Ana, Calif., Mr. and Mi3. Lloyd William Snyder of Gold Beach and two children, Tony and Brenda, and Robert Harkness of Toledo, a brother of Mrs. Syver son. A benefit program to aid the Lloyd Parkhursts, whose house burned down Monday, will be held Saturday night at the Tumalo grange, with everyone welcome. BEND FURNITURE CO. 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Star Recorder To Hold Program The Bend chapter, Women of th-1 Moose, will hold its annual Star Recorders day Sundnv, Sept. 25, at 1:30 p.m. at the Moose hall. Funds raised will go to the Star Recorders' scholarship fund, ac cording to Star Recorder Mrs Fred Carter, who is in charge of the meeting. The fund is a perma nent one available to Mooseheart girl graduates who wish to have u few months of additional training before securing secretarial oosi tion. The designation of Star Recorder is a specialized honor conferred upon recorders who meet the re tiuirements. It was instituted to in crease the interest and pride in the office of recorder. Jit presenl there are 1000 Star Recorders. The honor is conferred only at the In ternational Conference held in 'August. All local and visiting women of the Moose am invited to attend the meeting on the 25th. Refresh ments will be served by the chap ter. 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Plans Announced By Grange Club For Annual Event The Pine Forest Grange Horn Economics club will hold its an nual Country Store Saturday, Sept. 24, at the Pine Forest Grange hall, starting at 10 a.m. Booths and the lunch counter will be in operation throughout the day. Stands will feature fancy work, white elephants, a delicatessen, candy, baked goods, vegetables and flowers. There will also be a rummage sale. The menu at the lunch counter will include hot clogs. eh'.'J, cotlej and home-made p.i:;l;us. Plans for the event were mode ai a meeting Wednesday at lha home of Mrs. ' Ray Nedrow, Mrs. Wally Frazier was assistant lions ess. Redmond Hospital Special to The Bulletin REDMOND Mrs. Carl Daw son. Route 1, and Mrs. Harry Behymer, Redmond, and Gcone Bonney, Powell Butte, entered Central Oregon district hospUul Friday. One out-patient was treat ed. Mrs. Ethel Smith and Mrs. Aus tin Olson, Redmond, were du charged. 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