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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963 | View Entire Issue (June 21, 1956)
The Bend Bulletin, Thursday, June 21, 1956 Community - HA S. GRANt, EdHor Living t 4 tift ' , ''I'-wi.: - C..J, (' - WW 4 ' TgOTH IS PLEDGED Mr. and Mrs. Ben Encisco (Mary Louise Lfaggan) wore married Sunday affernoon. They will live in Port- : i mi i- r ti . o ii l.. Li. . i. n..ji iuhu. iiuiu lur iitu uuiiomii uy iviyih- uiuuivj Couole Wed in Home Rifes; JVljss Mary Louise Loygan and Bn Ehriseo of Portland were mar rid Sunday afternoon. The infor mal double-ring ceremony was purformed at the home ol the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank II. LoKgun, ut (i!7 Drake road. Kev. Jaek "M. MacLeod ol First Presbyterian church offieia ted. Jt'hQ vows were exchanged be fore the fireplace, which was flan ked with standards holdinei white ekrysuitfhenmms. A Imuuuet ol ' cltryRunlhemums decorated the mantel. I The--lrideroom's parents, Mr. nml .V.flfrs. Byntn Kliei.sro, were here from Portland for the wed- i dmg."T)lher out-of-town guests in eluded Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Bush , mil, also of Portland, and Mr. and ' Mm. .fcldon Silz and John Gibbon, an oi minis. Mr. and nt silz tire the bride's uncle and aunt. Mint Hushed was the In ide oiuy.Hiieniimi, and the bride-yPoom-'s father acted as best man. The bride's father gaye her in liiaiTiiije For the 2 o'clock ceremony, the bride wore a b a 1 1 r i n n-lriiRlh ' frock of embroidered while oruan- dy, with nialchini; head band anil ' H'liite oreandy mills. She carried a small bon.iuet of pink rosebuds, centered with a white orchid. She wore a pearl necklace, gift of the bridegroom. Mrs. Bushnell wore a ballerina frock of green embroidered organ dy, with matching headband. Her flowers were pink carnations. The bride's mother wore a wedgewood blue afternoon dress, with a corsage of pink carnations. I'he bridegroom's mother 'chose n navy blue afternoon dress, with while carnations. The vows were exchanged- in1 the presence . of family members nnd u few close friends.. After a wedding dinner at the Loggan home, the bridal couple left on a honeymoon trip lo San Francisco and the Bay area. For going away, Ihe bride wore a gray silk knil dross, with a red straw sailor hat ami while acces sories. She pinned on the orchid from her wedding bouquet. Ihe former Miss Loggan Is a graduate of Bend High school nnd Oregon Slate collepe. She is a tea cher In the Porllund school system ind was previously employed In the personnel department of Con solidated Freighlways. l'.ncisco attended Stanford Uni versity and is now a student at Northwest School of Law In Portland. TRY .rent Vjr it's delicious! SESAME Vows Exchanged By Tumalo Couple; Reception is Held Spe4iul lo Hie bulletin TUMAI) Miss Wilma Naylor l)ecatiie Ihe bride of Marvin Deeds Saturday evening. The vows were exchanged at 8 o'clock in the Community church parsonage In Sisters. The bride is from Cimar ron, Kanas and will teuch school in Tutnalo this fall. Deeds is a lo cal rancher. The Rev. Zarn Potter officiated at the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Bart Kirk of t'loverdale attended the couple. Also in altendence were Jim and Jan Deeds. Following ,dhe ceremony, a re ception was held at the Deeds home. Those present included: Mr. und Mrs. Bart Kirk, Mr. nnd Mrs. I.eslie Crane and children of t'loverdale, Mr. and Mm. Cliff Drake and daughter of Drain, Mr. und Mrs. Al Kpwnbaugb of Red mond, Mr. and Mis. George Hayes of Bend, Mrs. F.mma Muriel of Kugene, Mr. 'and Mrs. Sydiiey Muslim, Mr. and Mrs. Armoud Karrer and children, and Mr. and Mrs. Kay Uiinas and Mr. and Mrs. 1 larvey Stephens. 'J'OIKill HIITTONS The kernel of the matured tagua nut is a fine-grainod hard vege- table ivory from which tagua but tons are made. louglH'.si in ine world, these bullous defy wear and ter, fire, machinery, bayonets, und guns. DAR Chapfer To Talqe Part In Annual Fair Several membees of the Bend hapter of Daughters of the Amer-i-an Revolution pluti Jo ultend the Newell lluuse festiyjtit-s August V5 d ('hainpoeg parkl Un Ifcat occa sion, the annual "com.ty fjiir" will " held. The Bend chapter will lake potatoes, pine cones and lo- al souvenirs to be' sold ul Ihe benefit event. Plans were annojneod at a luncheon meeting Tuesday tifter noon al the Pine Tavern, ill honor of Ihe stale regent, Mrs. Roy Arm strung if Portland. She was ai compunicd hire by three other Portland women: Mrs. I Upward Arnesl, past nalional regislnir and slate program cbairman this year: Mi-s. Albert J. Cuven, regebt of Willumetle chapter, and Mi-s. A. L. Berkley, past state regent. Mi's. Arnest orgauied the Bend clcip ler on March 'i. 1942. From Bend, the women went to Lakeview for an evening meeting. Announcement was made of tlm appointment of Mrs. W. C. Coyner .if Hcnd as American music chair man for the slate organization. Mrs. Armstrong told about the lllth Continental Congress, which she attended this past April in Washington, D.C. Vice - president Nixon, on that occasion, praised the DAR for its emphasis on pa triotic education, she said.' The state regent announced as her theme for the year, "Loyalty and Devotion to Country." Auxiliary to Fete Three Officers The ladies auxiliary of Canton Deschutes, Patriarchs Militant, will hold a reception honoring three Central Gregon women, Sat urday evening, Aug.' 4, at the IGOF hall. They fire Mrs. W. V. Merchant of Culvef, and Mrs. Ben Evick of Madras sod Mrs. George McQuinn of Bend. Mi's. Merchant was elected state association vice- president, at the convention ir. Tillamook in late Mtiy. Mrs. Kvick and Mrs. McQuinn were appointed to Ihe offices of stfite press chair man and guard, respectively. Plans were made at the las' meeting, when Mrs. Albert Zem !te, convention A-lpgate, gave bet report. The canton and auxiliary wil meet for a potluck dinner July 20 ut G:30 p.m. at Ihe Merchant; liome in Culver. The meetings wil1 follow at 8 o'clock. Al Ihe last meeting, the auxi liary held a handkerchief shower in honor of Miss Charlotte Kaston, Redmond, SOC Meeting Special to The Bulletin REDMOND All Ground Ob server Corps volunteers are re minted of the special meeting 'tf je helil Thursday. June 28 in city lall at 8 p.m. At that lime tbe Aill select a new supervisor. Mrs. Florence Radlke ha' recently resigned from the post o lupei-visor and is presently visit ing in California. While head o he ik.sI she served more than 2"0 iiours on skvwnteh duty and main tained an active corps of uix s, Ship, Barge In Collision SEATTLE (UP) The Matson '.ine freighter S3 Hawaiian Trad r and a bai-ge being lowed by he tug Natonia of Portland rai ded during a heavy fog in the olumbia river early today about "i mdes upstream from t h e louth, according to the Coast lard here. 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