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, i preceptors. The charter list, other than the officers, includes Lyle Henderson, Sherwood Thompson, Oscar Lar son, jr, Virgil Barth, Fred Pantle, Chester Daniels, Paul Edwards, Keith McNary, Al Brekebrede, Danny Bonacker. Eugene Hind man, Scotty Odgers, Dale Van Wey, John Schoenbeckler and Jim Gay. Rainbow Girls of Evergreen as sembly served the lunch for the initiation rites. A program is scheduled for Saturday night and parents of the initiates are urged to attend. Masons, Eastern Star members and Rainbow Girls are invited to the affair, according to Lynn F. Woods, secretary treasurer of the DeMolay advis ory committee. Th Stat man, SoJem, Oregon Friday. January 3L 1943 Senate Sergeant Signs Up DeMolay Unit Has Election; Rite Saturday WOODBURN Roy Lester Henn, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Henn of Woodtjrn route 2 and senior at Woodburn high school, was selected as master councilor of the new chapter of the Order of DeMolay for boys Monday night and will be installed Sat urday night at the local Masonic temple. The charter . class of 37 DeMolay boys was initiated by the Silverton chapter Wednesday night. Institution of the Wood burn chapter will be Saturday night with Edward B. Beaty of Corvallis, deputy of the grand council of DeMolay, present. Other officers are Merele Leigh ty, senior councilor; Dalton Davis, junior councilor; Dwaine Rogers, scribe; and John Ticknor, chap lain; Don Scarborough, marshal; Jack Kreiger, senior deacon; Joe Collins, junior deacon; Charles Murphy, senior steward; Donald Horn, junior steward; Nat Hoop er, standard bearer; Willis Meis enheimer. almoner; Charles Ruud, orator; Fred Cummin gs, musician; Merle Henn, sentinel; Earle Ahrens, Bill Wilkins, Dwain Davis, Clair LaBarr, Elton Rudi, Tom Stampley and Bill Croco, Rebekalis Install At Sweet Home SWEET HOME At the January meeting Grace Rebekah lodge 236 installed as past noble grand, Thel ma Bergeron; noble grand, Mable Howard; vice grand, Marie Swan son; recording secretary, Doris Weaver; financial secretary, Elsa Raber; treasurer, Frances Rogers; drill captain, Willis Weaver. Appointive officers are warden, Leora Layton; conductor, Betty Whitaker; chaplain, Genetti Far low; musician. Hazel Pappin; RS. N.G Waunita Care; LJS.N.C, Ca therine Berger; R.S.VG, Iola Wea ver; LS.V.G., Daisy Weaver; out side guardian, Ethel Wills; Inside guardian. Rose Taylor; flag bear er, Lucille Poppe; good of the or der, Mildred Brown and Dorothy Smith; district deputy president, May Ingle. : Cleverdale Mrs. Karl WIpper and Winnie Weishaar have re turned from a trip to Gardiner, Ore- where Mrs. WIpper attend ed the funeral of her half-brother, John Ricker. Gerrals Howard Hattan of Moscow, Idaho, has been visiting the John Banicks. Suwyslde Community club meeting will be held Friday, Jan uary : 21, and each family has been asked to bring a cake. ELECTRIC j PIPE THAWING! Have tut plamblng defrosted Welding - Repairing. Phone 2-0500! 7 '-fit ft. 1 - Strain the dotted line for the 1949 March of Dimes campaign above Is Banks Mortimer, sergeant of arms for the state senate, as Mrs., Mmrrsy L. Wade, Jr., waits for his eontribatioH. The action teek place daring a recess of the senate at the state eapitol building Wednesday morning when secretaries, pages, guards and other state house workers gave their contributions to the annual infantile para lysis drive. (Statesman photo.) Lodges Seat New Officers At Stay ton STAYTON New officers of Eva Rebekah lodge 92 and Stayton lodge 64 were seated Thursday evening with Velura Laerman. dis trict deputy president, and Leon Hilton, district deputy grand mas ter, as installing officers, assisted by Beulah Lessard and L. H. Wright, Mrs. Edna Sloper and Tres sa Van Nuys. Shirlee Darby and Barbara Shower lighted the tapers. Rodney Jeleca, retiring noble grand of the Odd Fellows, was giv en a pin by Lindsey Wright Mar garet Schaefer of the Rebekahs E resented Ruth Wood, retiring no le grand, with a set of crystal. New officers of Odd Fellows are Carl Shower, noble grand; B. A. Schaefer, treasurer: Curtis Deetz, vice grand, and A. L. Ware, secre tary. Velma Limbeck, was installed noble grand of the Rebekahs; Lu cille Carter, vice grand; Gertrude Sheffer, treasurer; Marcille Ware, secretary. A trio of Barbara Shower, Len re Crabtree and Ora Bohme gave two selections with Marie Cole as accompanist. A plaque presented Ruth Wood by her 1048 officers was designed by few of the officers with the assistance of Harry Rowe who made it Another surprise to Mrs. Wood was a friendship, love and truth degree dedicated to her and ori ginated by, Velura Uennan, who was the narrator. Marie Cole sang -I Would Be True," Nettie Freele and Estelle Spiva read the Bible scriptures. A tableau included Shirlee Darby and Bernice Fair. Felix Wright of Silverton sang "Rock of Ages." Refreshments were served. The Odd Fellows were hosts with D. George Cole as chairman. Tressa Van Nuys and other Rebekahs dec orated. Officers and committee members made their reports of the year's activities at. the last regular meet ing of Eva Rebekah lodge 92. The Rebekah degree was con ferred on Ed Hobson, after which 16 ladies in pastel formats put on a drill. Ruth Wood gave a farewell address to the lodge as noble grand. 6 Firemen Added; Old-Tiniers Leave Silverton Force SILVERTON, Jan. 19 Six new firemen were announced Wednes day as members of the Silverton volunteer fire department two of the older members retired and were elected to honorary member ship. New members are Clarence Greenfield. Melvin Zahler, Ken neth Henjum, William Starkey, Eugene Smith and Earl Hartman, jr. Retiring are Earl Hartman. siu. and L. F. Tucker, both of whom have been members for 25 years and have served as fire chiefs. The department now has 23 ac tive members. At the annual meet ing C. A. Hande was re-elected fire chief; Norman Eastman, sec retary - treasurer, andj ! Lewis Yates, steward. AT LADD'S YOU'LL FIND JHHrTf Meats Groceries Produce Every Day Large Variety - Courteous Service - Clean, Modern Store - Ladies' Lounge Specials for Frid. 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