Leslie Ann Tooze
Weds J. ,C. Brown
Miss I-sli' Ann Tou a furm'-r
rncnilx-r of The Henri Bulletin news
Staff, and Joseph ('. Hrown, Un
many yeai-s co-publisher of I If
. liedrnond Spokesman, were mar
ried Tuesitiy, November 2U, in
Aberdeen, Was'i.
The bi'ide is tin daughter of Maj.
Ceu. and Mrs. I-nnar Too of
Portland. She is a member of the
Purtland Junior League and fur
the past two yfai's has been on
the stall of Trie Oregonian.
Brown is the son of Mrs. Daisy
3. Hiown of Redmond.
Of Interest to Women
I LA S. GRANT. Women's Director
Kuhln (VbMi Krotip, Christian
Women's fellowship, will meet
Thursday, Pec. 8, at VM p.m. a
the norm1 of Mrs. C. A.. Corliss
140fi Lexington. Members are In
hike L'ifts fur Hie White Rjwm Indi
an in'sfiinn.
ltur (iuruen eluli wilt hold a
work day Thursday at I he home of
Mrs. Charles Chonn, starting at !
a.m.. rather than at 10, as orig
inally announced.
. Opening
Soon
BEND
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Funeral Direcrors
Hill & Greeley Sts.
BEND. OREGON
Engagement
News is Told
News of engagements and ap
proaching weddings goes hand in
hand with tie holiday?, and Miss
l.e Ann plackwell a one of the
most recent recruits lo th ranks
it brides-elect. Her finance is Ben
iumin V. Dean. FN, U.S. Navy, lie
is serving at present on the As
'vari, stationed for a time in Port
land. The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mi's. Henry Blackwell of Blak
ley Heights. Dean is Ihe son of
Itcv. and Mrs. William C. Shawen
of Chester, Va.
The news was revealed at a
luncheon for which Mrs. William
Niskanen was hostess Saturday,
Nov. 2(, at her home at TL'5 Hroyd-
way. I he news was revealed when
r 1
BRIDE-ELECT Miss LeAnn
Blackwell Is planning a spring
wedding. (Photo for The Bul
letin by Myrick Studio)
wich kupsI pujlwl a rilibonnl lioait A" 1- Arfamklii
uttui-hi-cl lo a Hi llo silver life bout VV iMTer ASSemDIy
Scheduled
nn a silvi-i- -snip. I lie ceim-i-pieee
was fillnl with ml 'carnations. DoHICS
Place rants were Imen towels on
which each puest embroidered her
name for Ihe bride-to-be.
Invitert guests included the Miss
es Porolhy and Mary Kmery. Pat
ty Kdmison. liarbarn l.oehi', Chris
line Hliss, Norma Dean I.uckenbill
arid Ruby Malmslron. Mrs. Wil
liam Taylor. Mrs. May Fryrear
and the bride's mother.
Miss Blackwell, a 19M Bend hiifh
school graduate, studied in Seattle
in IBM. She is now 'em ployed at
Ward Motor Co. Her fiance is
completing (lis last year of mili
tary service. The couple will be
married in the spring.
' CHRISTMAS
GIFTS
It Tastes
BETTER
Constant
Comment
TEA
i)i:i.i;n rii'i.
GIFTS
For
The
HOME
OPEN 'TIL 9:00 P.M. Free Gift Wrapping
The Winter Assembly dancin(
club will hold u holiday formal
Saturday, Dec. 10, in ttie Pilot
Butte Inn Blue room. Dancing wili
start at 9:30 p.m., with music by
Iiriy Keown's orchestra.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Corbett are
chairmen of the host committee,
which ulso includes the following:
Mr. and Mrs. Duncan McKny, Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Krog, Dr. and
Mrs. John McCarthy, Mr. and Mrs.
Don Williams and Mr. and Mrs.
Albert B. Cook.
Clubs to Hold
Holiday Show
In Redmond
Hurrfatl to Ihe Bulletin
HKDMONP Are you looking for
deas for Christmas decorations
tree trimming suggestions, swags,
holiday table settings? Garden
club members from the Redmond
area have been planning and pre
paring a display of jusi these
Things at their workshops recently,
for a public showing to be held in
Westminster hall.
The non - competitive show, "A
Merry Christmas With Our Neigh
bors," wili be Monday, Dec. 12. in
Westminster hall, from 1 to 9:30
p.m. Stress will be placed on using
native greens, as well as the do-
t -yourself idea m creating atlrac
live seasonal adornments.
The participating clubs are the
Juniper. Triangle, Town and Conn-
i ry. Pleasant Valley, Redmond,
Powell Butte. Smith Hock and Clo-
verdale garden clubs. Mrs. L. W.
Frank has asked Mrs. Neva Mc-
Caffery and Mrs. K. A. Overlan-
der to head the preparations fori
the show.
There will be nc admission
barge, but a silver tea is, to be
icrved, with Mrs. C. C. Gillenwat-
er, Mrs. Carleton Moore and Mi's.
Ralph Laird in charge of arrange-
ng the table. Presidents of other
organizations in fhe area will pour
frt the tea table. A small bazaar
handling sale of fancy aprons, can
dles and festive decorations is also
planned in connection with th?
event.
Square Dancers
To Promenade
Skyline Squares will hold their
regular square dance Wednesday,
Dec. 7, at the Bendonian studio,
1001 E. Penn avenue, starting ut
8:30.
The new beginners' class will
meet there Thursday, at 8:30. Five
squares of dancers attended the
first session, last week. The class
is still open, and others who are
interested are invited to attend this
week. Visitors are also welcome,
ma id Gorton is caller-instruc
tor for both groups.
CANDLES
For
DECORATING
or ;ll(i
"J ,-.r;..-' wb -tiw.' il ' -.- ; :u-: -"--.vj.. .-,3
4i mi, 1 mrti l-noiie 7fl.vM
Across from (lute way Motel
4-H Club News
NKKDIJC AMI TIJItKAI)
Two new members, Susuu Lang-
worthy and Roberta Gorans, Joined
the group nt the meeting last
Thursday. Record books for the
coming year were distributed, and
Margaret Dunlap explained their
use. After the meeting, songs were
sting.
The next meeting will be Jan. 20,
('Mil TO HOLD PARTY
RKDMOND Juniper Literary
guild will hold its Christmas party
Wednesday, Dec. 14 at the home
of Mi's. P. M. Ilouk. It will be in
the form of a 1 p.m. luncheon,
with the social committee in
charge. Mrs. Herbert Zacher is
chairman, with Mrs. Houk and
Mrs. Neva McCaffery assisting.
CAK1 PARTY HKI.I)
Mi's. Sherman Dearth and Ellis
Marr won prizes for high scores,
nt the pinochle party sponsored by
Women of the Moose, last Friday
night nt Moose halt. Second prizes
were won by Mrs. Lucy Billndeuu
and Kugene Rowley. Special prizes
went to Mrs. T. J. Pearce and
Mrs. William Stenkamp.
The busiest railioad route out
side the United States is the Paris-
Lyons main line In France.
Pythian Sisters
Elect Officers,
Hold Initiation
New 'officers of Alpine temple.
Pythian Sisters, were elected ut :
ttie meeting lust Thursday evening,
in Ihe Library auditorium. Initia-
tioa was also held, for Mrs. W. H.
Maker, Mrs. lxiuise Newhouse and
Mrs. James Newell.
Mi s. W. F. McFadden is the new
most excellent chief, succeeding
Mrs. Harry Marshall, who ad
vances to the title of past chief.
Other officers were named as fol
lows: Mrs. Harold L. Maker Jr.,
excellent senior; Mrs. Harvey
Bi'inson, excellent junior; Mrs.
Bay less Harriss, manager," Mrs.
Claude Kelley, secretary; Mrs. Ce
cil Hollinshead, treasurer; M'-s.
Larry Thornton, protector; Mrs.
Lillian Van Matre, guard; Mrs. R.
D. Ketchuin, trustee for three-year
term, and Mrs. H. R, Wrightman,
installing officer. Mrs. Ketchum
will serve as pianist, and Mrs.
McFadden as press correspondent
After the meeting, refreshments
were served.
The next meeting will be Thurs
day. Dee. 15, promptly at 7:30
p.m., preceding the Christmas par
ty. There will be an exchange of
gifts and a progmm.
Camp Fire News
WACINTON
By Diane Johnson
The Wacinton Camp Fire group
met last Thursday morning at the
home of Mrs. A. B. Pounds, one
of the leaders. Mrs. Virgil Ham
mer, the other leader, was also
present.
Officers were elected as follows:
President, Phyllis Pounds; vice
president, Connie Mosley; secre
tary treasurer, Sue Peoples;
scribe, Diane Johnson; attendance
chairman Joan Wachter, refresh
ments and games, Anita Hammer.
The time was spent working on
Christmas presents.
6 the Bnd Bulletin, Tuesday, December 6, 1955
Announcing
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CATERING
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