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Of Interest to Women
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Dance Recital
To Be Given
This Saturday
Dance students of Mrs. F. V.
Bowlus and Miss Jackie Eowlus
will be presented in recital Satur
day night at the Kenwood audi
torium, starting at 7:45. The pub
lic Is invited to attend. There will
be a variety of toe, ballet, tap
and tumbling numbers, with 60
children and young people taking
part, Mrs. R. C. Caryl wui be accompanist.
The following will appear on the
program: Miaron Agan, uennis
Bnrclay, Steven Barclay, Susan
Barclay, Carol Blucher, Jean Bock
man, Juckie Bowlus, Jan Bowlus,
Jerl Kim Bowlus, Ann Erandls,
Beverly Bruch, Terry Crawford.
Bonnie Dimick, Norma Jean Dun
can, Sally Dunn, Louise Eberhard,
Karen Getlmann, Richie Gettmann,
Susan Ettinger, Stevle Evers.
Mary Lou Hall, Candy Hanson,
Diane Hill, Elaine Ho I is, Chris
Holmes, Rita Holmes, Marcla Kel
ley, Becky La Mothe, Paul La
Mothe, Susan Langworthy.
Shirley Mayer, Suzanne Mcwll-
liams, Linda Mlrich, Rose Marie
Montgomery, Susan Moody, Jan
Munkcrs, Sandra UJson, Kathy
Panner, Sandy Fanner, Kristi
Payne, Shell Payne, Carol Ann
Pedersen, Christy Pomeroy, Becky
Ranger, Charlotte Remington, Jill
Robinson, Lynn Robinson, Cherl
Roarig, Linda Lou Sanders, Shan
non Schomus, Lynette Sholes, Kar
en Smith, Beverly Snyder. Patty
Stipe, Teresa Vincent, Heather
Wagg, candace weaver, janen
Weaver, Ton! Jo Wllkins, Sally
Young, and Marian Tapken.
TROTH IS PLEDGED Mr. and Mn. Richard Sargent (Lynnea
Haugoberg) will make their home In Cecil. (Photo for The Bui
lotin by A. C, Yoachum)
Couple Wed in Church Rites
fn Setting of Fall Flowers
The First Methodist church of Grandparents Present
Bend was the scene of a lovely Among the out-of-town guests
wedding Saturday evening. Oct. B. wore Mrs. Anna D. Sargent, pa
when Miss Lynnea Ann Haugebergl , , . . . .
., Bi,.hr,l r.,.WIH Sareent al grandmother of the bride-
pledged their troth. The vows werelKroom, who flew from Chelsea,
u...n.l V-., n,,n,llnMV,t In a ilml. Vormnnl fnt tl,n wtwlrllmr Mr
We-rna ceremony, In u setting otand Uv GeorKe jMo ot Raln-f0 SluM
i ..... nn,t vnii, Khrvituniho- . . .... A showing of the widel
leIi mai0rnai grandparents 01 inc
mums. ,,nti lot the bride, presided at (he punch
i fnlhnr ffflVP her in I powi.
miss x-uuy uuiiuwauii nci
Officers Elected
By Luther League
The Luther League of First1
Lutheran church elected officers
and made plans for coming events,
at a recent meeting at the ctiuren.
Dave Phillips was named pre
sident, and the following were se
lected to serve with him: Vice
president, Bonnie Broe; secretary
treasurer, Mary Grover; reporter.
Rodney Carlson.
Members were reminuea 01 me
Luther League convention to be
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IN MUSICAL MOOD Mrs. Charles E. Boardman, now presi
dent of the Women's Golf Club, entertained with a number of
songs. Harry Douglas was accompanist for the floor show. (Bend
Bulletin Photo.)
nmrrifiire. Mrs. Cniijr Coyner was
orcnnf.ft and Dale Hlnokwoll snnff
"O" Promise Me. ' - uecause mm
"The Lord's Prayer."
The bride, a Bend high school
graduate, Is the daughter of Mr.
and Mm. Clinton HauRoberg. 6-15
Ktjosevelt avenue. The bridegroom
is the son of Mr. and .Mrs. Vic.
Sargent, M60 Albany avenue. Aft
er high school, he was an agricul
ture Kludcnt for two years at Ore
gon Technical Institute, Klamath
Kails. 1
After the reception, the couple
left on a honeymoon trip to Van
couver and Victoria, British Co
lumbia. They will be at home In
Cecil, where the bridegroom is
employed on n ranch.
For her wedding, the bride wore
a gown of chnntllly lace and tulle
over white satin, detailed with long
sleeves and full ruffled skirt. A
cap of seed pearls and lace held
her fingertip veil of tulle. She car
ried her white Jobs Daughters BL
hie, with talisman roses and ste
phanotis. Hits Four Atti'mtimts
Miss Donnalee Snrgent, sister of
the bridegroom, was maid of hon
or. She wore a waltz-length frock
of gold-colored crystnlette. Mrs.
Bill Taylor and Miss Susnn Dllla-
bough were bridesmaids, and Miss
Virginia Swafford was junior
bridesmaid. They wore waltz
length frocks of aqua cryslalettc.
The four attendants carrifd boiv
quels of bronze pompon chrysan
thenuims.
Miss Knthryn Wilcox, Eugene,
anil Miss Susan Hein, were candlr
liuhters. Tliev wore white floor-
length frocks in strapless style,
with net stoles.
The bride's mother wore n
waltz-length blue lace dress, with
blue sequin hat nnd blue shoes.
The bridegroom's mother chose a
waltz-length frock ;f deep rose an
tique taffeta, with pink accessor
ies. Both mothers had corsages of
pink tea roses.
Richard Krebs of Cecil acted as
mutt fur Ihp hridpiTiYinni. ITsh-
land; Dave Ilaugeborg, William
Taylor and Bruno Baer. Terry
.lack of Kugene, cousin of the
bride, was ring bearer.
A reception was held following!
the ceremony in (he church Kire-1
side room, which was decorated
bride; Mi's. Kthel Haugcberg.
KainitT. paternal grandmother of
thi bride, and George C, Tutherly,
Wash., maternal grandfather of the
bridtgroom.
After each of the grandmothers;
cut a niece of the wedding cake, j
Mrs Max Rondo of Portland, aunt
of the bride, took charge of the
serving. Mrs. William Richards of
Vancouver and Mrs. Flovd Roeers
of Douglas, aunts of the bride-1
eroom. poured the coffee and lea.
Mrs. Larry Jack of Kueene. aunt
for the occasion with chrysanthe
mums and autumn leaves. j1
miest book, and Miss Barbara
Newman had charge of the gift
table. Mrs. Verio Mitchell played
background piano music at the re
ception.
In addition to local residents.
there were guests from many Ore
gon and Washington points.
For going away, the bride wore
beige suit with avocado acces
series, and her talisman rose cor
sage.
Layette Shower
Is Given Tuesday
Mrs. Melvin Monical. 137 St
Helens, the former Lucille Hatha
way. was honor guest at a layette
snower for which Mrs. uarroia
Barber and Mrs. Hurry Monical
were hostesses Tuesday evening at
the home of the latter, at 7-tO Fed-
eral.
A yellow and green color scheme;
was carried out in decorations, and
a s,tork. In flight, hovered over the
gift table. Favors were bonnet-
shaped nut cups, and the napkins
were folded in the shape of ki
monos. Before the gifts were open
ed, the guests made Mrs. Monical
a serapbook telling the story of
the "blessed event."
Refreshments were served at the
close of the evening, with Miss
Janice Monical assisting the host
esses with the serving. Guests in
e'uded Mi's. Ted Vogt, Mrs. Don
ald Banta. Mrs. William Wren,
Mi's. Duane Hamby, Mrs. E. D.
Crabtree, Mrs. Leslie Chapman.
Mrs. Glen Campbell and Mrs, Ed
Doty. A number of others sent
congratulations.
A showing of the wldeW-maclui-
ed movie. "Martin Luther," wll
be held November 6, It was an
nounced. This event will be open
to the public.
Social Calendar
Tonight
6 p.m. Central Oregon Shriners.l
dinner at Ochocp Inn, Prineville.
7:30 p.m. Junior League base-
bnll meeting, county court room,
court house.
7:30 p.m. Kenwood - Kingston1
PTA executive board, Kenwood
lounge.
7:30 p.m. PAL club with Mrs.
Everett Lentz, 10T0 Ogden avenue.
8 p.m. Central Oregon PTA
ouncil, John Tuck school, Red
mond.
8 p.m. Welcome Wagon club.
Trailways banquet room.
8 p.m. Central Oregon Radio1
Amateurs with Mr. and Mrs. Boyd
Wolf, 219 N. 5th. Redmond.
8 p.m. Deschutes Geology club,
City Hall.
8 p.m.Lady EIRs, BPOE hall.
Frlduy
10:30 a.m. Carroll Acres exten
sion unit with Mrs. James Cropp,
1471 Newport avenue.
1:30 p.m. Bend Garden club
with Mrs. Sam Thompson, 748
Harmon.
p.m. Friendly Neighbors with
Mrs. A. E. Cooper, Blakley
Heights.
8 p.m. Pine Forest Grange cant
party, home of Mr. and Mrs. L. H
Gless, Carrol Acres.
8 p.m. Public pinochle party,
Moose hall.
Saturday
1:30 p.m. OKS Past Matrons,
Masonic temple.
4 p.m. Chrysanthemum chmv at
Craig Coyner home, 57 Pinecvest
Annual Formal
Set For 15th
A highlight event of the season.
for the younger crowd, is the an
nual fall formal given by the
Theta Rho club. The parly will be
held Saturday night, Oct. 15, in the
Pilot Butte inn Blue room.
Dancing will be from 8:30 to
11:30 p.m., with music by Earl
Roarig's orchestra. 'Autumn
Leaves" is the theme selected for
the affair.
Chaperones are Mr. and Mi's.
Ted Meagher, Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Weber, Mr. and Mrs. Rollo Mor
gan, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Acheson
and Mr. and Mrs. Marion Cady.
Chinese
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Kim Itoek Riders will hold a pot-
luck dinner for members and their
families, Saturday evening at their
club house in Glen Vistu, starting
at 6:30.
Campfire News
KENWOOD BLUE BIRDS
By Lynn Robinson
We have 12 members, and we
meet Mondays after school. Mrs
Richard Ettinger is our leader
The following officers were elect
ed : President , Candy Weaver;
vice - president, Margaret Stern
berg: scribe, Lynn Robinson; vice
scribe, Janet Chandler.
After our meeting Monday, we
had cookies and juice.
OPEX HOlSE SET
Craig Coyner will hold "open
house in his chrysanthemum gar-
lens, at his home at 57 Pinecresl,
Saturday and Sunday afternoons,
starting at 1 o'clock. He has hun
dreds of chrysanthemum plants,
in over 70 colors. This is his sec
ond annual show.
Lots of little cotton gloves in
brilliant colors this fall. Spice for
dark suns and dresses.
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6 The Bend Bulletin, Thursday, October 13, 1955
BUT THEY'RE SO YOUNG Participants in a floor show, last night at the Bend
Golf Club, brought back memories of the roaring twenties. From left are
Mrs. Kay" D. Thompson, Mrs. Don Dyer, Mrs. R. H. Goodwin, Mrs. Douglas P.
Norton, Mrs. Avery Grimsley and Mrs. Charles E. Boardman. The occasion was the annual fall sta
gette for women of the club. (Bend Bulletin Photo
Fall Stagette
Big Success
A "backward" golf tournament,
buffet dinner, presentation of
trophies and prizes, and entertain
ment including a floor show and
cards highlighted the annual fall
stagette of the Bend Women's Golf
club, Wednesday afternoon and
evening.
Climax event was the presenta
tion of cups to Mrs. A. C. Stipe
Jr., club champion, and Mrs.
Avery Grimsley. runner-up in the
championship flight. Mrs. J. S.
Grahlman won the consolation.
Recipients of cups In the first
flight were Mrs. Douglas P. Nor
ton, winner; Mrs. Don Dyer, runner-up,
and Mrs. Farley Elliot,
consolation. Mrs. M. W. Wauge
was medalist.
In the nine-hole group, Mrs. R.
G. Proby was winner, Mrs. R. L.
Yarnes was runner-up, and Mrs.
0. H. Summers won the consola
tion.
Mrs. Ray LeBlanc was recog
nized as the member who lowered
her handicap by the greatest num
ber of points.
Golf balls were presented to the
following winners of yesterday's
"backward tournament: Mrs. A
C. Stipe Jr., low gross, with 49;
Mrs. Kay D. Thompson, low net.
with 42; Mrs. M. W. Wauge, long
est drive; Mrs. Kenneth H. Oakley,
shortest drive; Mrs. Don Dyer,
closest to pin.
Oregon Sweets
Made, Sampled,
At Unit Session
Methods of preparing candy and
confections using Oregon products
were explained and demonstrated
by project leaders, Mi's. Donald
fianta and Mrs. C. E. Lyons, at
the October mV-eting of the Bend
home extension unit Tuesday at
the home of Mrs. Don Hampson.
Samples of the "Oregon Sweets"
were later served as dessert. As
sisting hostesses were Mrs. R. N.
Anderson, Mrs. Claude Gant, Mrs.
G. C. Dalkenberg, Mrs. Lloyd
Wirtz, Mrs. Banta and Mrs. Lyons.
Following luncheon, the business
meeting was held. Mrs. James
Francis was named chairman of a
community service project for the
year, in connection with supplying
snack material for the Bend Filter
Center on a designated day each
week.
Other, new chairmen include:
Vice-chairman, Mrs. John Fagen.
membership. Mrs. G. C. Dalken
berg; health and safety, Mrs.
Thomas Hutchinson; standard unit.
Mrs. John Fagen; serapbook, Mrs.
F. V. Newton and Mrs. Roberl
Madlem.
Costume Jewelry
Getting Muscles
NEW YORK (UP) Costume
jewelry is getting 'muscles."
Now you can buy jowelry whose
wearing strength is increased with
stainless steel wiring instead of the
traditional silk or nylon thread.
New York designer Judith MeCann
uses the fine steel ft' ire 12 wires
make one .string -for both neck
laces and earrings. She said the
steel wire has a dual advantage.
Necklaces won't break even with
long years of wear. And the malle
able steel improves the drape
the necklaces.
4-H Club 'News
TTMALO SHEPHERDS
By Don Cumin
The Tumalo Shepherds reviewed
the past year's work and made
nlans for the coming year, at a
meeting last week at the Sandy
Corwin home. All officers and
members were present.
Yew Ijine 1TC wilt meet Mon
day, Oct. 17, at 8 p.m. at the
school. Dr. D. O. Schuman, optom
etrist, will speak on visual training.
He will lllusirat? his talk with
slides.
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MARRIED 40 YEARS Mr. and Mrs. Olaf Leagjeld, 1031 Col
umbia, celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary August 3.
They were married in Long Prairie, Minnesota in 1915 and
moved to Bend in 1948. AU nine of their children are living in
Bend except for one daughter living in Alaska. Mr. and Mrs.
Leagjeld made their first purchase from Bend Furniture in 1951.
Bend Furniture Co. In observing their 40th- year in business in
Bend, presented Mr. and Mrs. Leagjeld with a handsome set
of silverware. Adv.
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The United States National Bank
Or PORTLAND
RESOURCES
Cash on Hand and Due from Banks $151,972,420.55
United States Government Bonds 295599 006 89
Municipal and Other Bonds 73916 374 76
Loans and Discounts Net 292i50s!416 88
Stock In Federal Reserve Bank l!o80 00o!o0
Bank Premises (Including Branches) 8,'s72'652!62
Customers' Liability on Acceptances 1 49 244 50
Interest Earned 2,475;33ol52
Other Resources 1,292,401.53
LIABILITIES - - 1827,562,848.25
cPita' J 18,000,000.00
Surplu 18,000,000.00
Undivided Profit 19,363,634.03 55,363,634.03
Reserves for Interest, Taxes, etc 5 042 637 41
Acceptances '149244 50
Dividends Declared 585,000.00
PP0,H, 762,003,269 70
Interest Collected Not Earned 4 399 641 1 6
Other Liabilities 29 421 45
'till 1 .', lYi'A .,,1,, , $827,562,848.25
Tfis statement Includes 61 branches in Oregon
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