Th Btnd Bulletin, Thursday. June 21. 195 7
Golden Wedding Reception
Honors Hughiffs of Toledo
Kpeoliil to the Bulletin
REDMOND - Mr. and Mrs. II
II. IltiRhitt ol Toledo wore honorec
Saturday at a golden anniversar
reception in the home of their so!
and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs
W. A. Hughitt.
The Hughitts were married June
20, 1906 in Elma. Wash. They have
five children, nine grand-children
and six great-grandchildren, most
ol who were among the friends
and relatives who greeted them
hero Saturday. They lived in Bend
irom him to ltm. and from then
until 1954 resided in Redmond
where they operated a nursery and
Krecnnouse. jne senior Hughitts
are now managing an apartment
house in Toledo.
Mrs. Prank McDonald, Mrs. W.
J. Newton, Mrs. Verda Eaton, Mrs.
Fred Hpdreker and Mrs. b. W.
Franks of Redmond, and Mrs.
Bessie Fi'seh, Santa Cruz, Calif.,
poured the punch and coffee at the
reception. Mrs. ;; A. Laird, Red
mond, and Mrs. Robert Sutton,
Portland, served cake. Covering
the tea table was a cloth of gold
thread which the elder Mrs. Hugh
itt had crocheted for the occasion.
Besides the host family, Mr.- and
Mrs.' V.:a. Hughitt and sons Bill
and Larry, were these relatives:
Son-in-law and daughter Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Schnase of Chehalis.
Wash.; Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Hugh
itt and daughter. The Dalles; son
uvlaw rind daughter Mr. and Mrs.
-Social Calendar
a,-' Tonight
' 8 p.m. VFW Auxiliary, VFW
hall."
. 8 p.m. Pythian Sisters, Li
brary Auditorium'.
Friday
1:30 p m. Bend parden dub.
with Mrs. Grant Salisbury, 326
Colorado ' . ' ,
U. C. Sutton, Bend; and Herbert
lughitt, Toledo, with fiance. Miss
June Hungerford. Children of the
ne n. c. buttons present were Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sutton, Port
and, and family: Rnlnh i:,,ii a
(laughter, CorvaUis; Carl Sutton.
and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Walker
ina son, all Bend.
Four sisters of Mrs. Hin.hitt at.
iendfd the rccention: Mm Min.
nic Hamilton of Olympia, Wash.;
Mrs. Dave Affleck, Anacortes.
Wash.: Mrs. Fisrh nnH Mi. anlr
Mrs. Howard Wilrlnr Ml V
Wash.
The familv hold A rpuninn ni-ni
Sunday on the lawn nf iho w A
Hughitt home here. Another re-
ceptton was scheduled for Tuesday
in Toledo.
No Opposition
In School Vote
Special to The Bulletin
MADRAS Mrs. Oscar Ianirp
Madras, will be unopposed on the
ballot for election to a five-year
term as a member nf the hnarH nf
directors of Madras Union High
School District No. U-l.
The election will be durimr tho
annual school meetinc. Dlanned at
RUHS Monday from 2 p.m. to 8
p.m. The meeting is called for the
purpose of electing one director
from the part of District No. ulIPl
lying in 509-C school district.
Mrs. Clarence Duline. nresenl
board member whose tcr mis ex
piring, is moviitg to Maupin and is
not eligible for reelection.
The rhea is capable of acquir
ing such a walking speed that it
is almost impossible for either dog
or horse to come up with one.
NAVY NURSE U. (j.g.J Ver
onica M. Murphy is stationed
at the U. S. Naval Hospital at
Jacksonville, Fla. She is -the
daughter of Mrs. Marie T. Mur
phy of Adel, and was formerly
medical records librarian at
Sf. Charles Memorial hospital.
Crescent Church
To Show- Picture
CRESCENT The religious
film. ."This My Son," - will be
shown at the First Baptist church
of Crescent Sunduy evening, June
21, at 7:30. II is n modern ap
plication of the parable of the
prodigal son.
There will also be an "old time
southern singspirntion," and re
freshments will be served follow
ing the program. Everyone is in
vited to attend.
ESA Chapter
Vacation Time
To Be Active i
1
Beta Alpha chapter of Epsilon
Sigma Alpha met Monday night al
the home of the president, Mrs
Robert Gardner. Although this
was the final meeting of the ciub
year, plans were made for a bus
summer. A regular schedule will
be resumed in the fall.
A picnic for members and guests
was planned for the evening. 0
June 28. This will be in the upper
meadows of Shevlin park.
mere was a discussion on a
style show and card party to bi
held Wednesday, August 22, at 8
p.m. in the Thompson auditorium.
Committees were appointed for
The members decided to spon
further developement of plans.
sor a baked food sale June 30 at
the Claypool Furniture store.
Mrs. George Marling, Oregon
state president, gave her -report
on the international convention
held in Albuquerque, New Mexico.
June 7-10. She was appointed in
ternational rushing chairman.
Cake and coffee was served by
the hostess after adjournment.
The next meeting will be some
time in August.
Camp Sherman
To Have Exhibit
Mrs. Ruth Moye of Bend has an
nounced plans for an art exhibit
to be held Wednesday, June 27,
at the Camp Sherman community
hall. Doors will be open from 10
a.m. to 9 p.m. Tea will be scived
from 1 to 4 p.m. Admission is cost
'roe, and the public is invited to
attend.
Ceramics will be exhibited by
Mrs. Moye and by Mrs. Wanda
King and Mi's. Bessie Waters, al
so of Bend. Pat Winters and Mi's.
He!-n Weil will show water colors.
rticles of tooled copper will be
entered by Mm. Wilford Moye ol
Camp Sherman.
A large, black cat strolling ac
ross one's path is an emblem of
good luck in Europe.
Macy Reelected
To . School Post
Swlii! to Tho Bulletin
. MADRAS Dan Macy. chair
man of the board of 'Madras grade
school district 509-C, was reelec
ted to a five-year term during ex
tremely light voting at the annual
meeting of the school district.
Macy, Warm Springs grocery
store operator, . was unopposed on
the ballot. He drew 23 votes.
The election took place at the
annual meeting held Mondny.
Members of the 509-C school
board who have unexpired terms
to serve are. Art Carlson, J. A.
Macy, Louis Kinkadc, and Ken
neth Harris.
Commission OKs
Vacation Plan
For City Workers
A plan for vacations for city em
ployes was approved last night by
the city commission.
After a year's employment.
workers will be given one week or
five working days vncntion. After
two years, two weeks. After Lri
consecutive years, three weeks.
The same will apply to police
men. Firemen will be given three
24 hour shifts as vacation lime
after one year, or a little more
than n week; after two years, five
-1 hour shifts and after lb years
seven 21 hour shifts, the equiva
lent of three weeks,
Tcrminnl leave will be given to
employes not dismissed for cause.
This is payment fur vacations
amed and not taken.
Exceptions were granted two or
three employes who were prom
ised two weeks vacation after
working one year before they took
the jobs.
DeArmond Sets
Talk on Elkdom
Spertd to Tho Bullrtin
MADRAS New applicants and
others interested in joining 1 in
Madras lodge of the Benevolent
and Protective Order of Elks, new
in the process of formation, fere
invited to a special meeting Fri
day at 8 p.m. in the Madras com
munity hall.
The meanings and activities of
Elkdom will be explained by visit
ing Elks, according to Ted Moan,
secretary. Speakers will include
Harvey DeArmond, past exalted
ruler of the Bend Elks lodge.
Moan said that word has been
received by Willinm Stollmnrk,
Bend, organizational chairman.
that the 150 ne.w members neces
sary for establishment of the lodge
must be obtained by September 1.
LADIES OF EI.KS TO MEET
Bend Ladies of Elks will hold
their final meeting before the sum
mer recess Thursday, June 28, al
8 p.m. in the dining room of the
BPOfc. temple. The potluclt dinner
tentatively scheduled for that night
has been cancelled. Instead, the
group will resume activities in the
fall with a pollack dinner and si
lent auction. Guests are to be in
vited. . t
Royal Neighbors
To Hold 2 Sales
Twenty-one members of Liberty
camp No. 8502, Royal Neighbors
of America, were preset at a
meeting Monday night aC-Norway
hall. Mrs. Lucy Billadcaurofi&le,
presided. Z
Plans were made for "It rum
mage sale to be held Monilay, Mig.
20. at Norway hall. An nprorCSjnd
cooked food sale will a'.pfl he-4teld
in September, it was decided?
The next meeting wilCbe July
2 at Norway hall. Mrs. Kathfjino
Winters and Mrs. BilladenuH'ill
have charge of the entertainment.
Refreshments will be served by
Mi's. Byron Benson, SJrsi-xJoe
Ilahn and Mrs. Jack BerrignT(JAU
Royal Neighbors, whether onot
members of the local camrrJire
invited to attend, it was an-
A HIT. ..EVERY TIME!
Porter's Italian Style
SPAGHETTI
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EUROPEAN STYLE
COIL VERMICELLI
FINEST IN QUALITY SINCE 1916
ENRICHED! jg
ELECTION HEM)
Dr. D. O. Sehuman was elected
president of the Bend PTA coun
cil, at a recent meeting. The
council coordinates activities of
the local PTA groups.
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Ky price sale!
Am famous
LICHTFOOT'S TOILET and BATH SOAPS
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