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Officers of:
OK Named
a knmt im friitay sr,
Po. m, Order of Eastern Star,
aleota at the meetiej frile
argat. arc as follows: a)r. Rty.
load Mfmaa. eyortky mftm:
Clareac field, won pet roe;
Mra.- Clarcc Field, .aaaociet
maw Freak Nettletoa. aseoci
a( patrea; Mrs. C. M. Hitson,
"caatary; Mra. Wilfred WiUoa,
treasurer; Mr. Mary Pusjh. COn
euctaess; and Mra. Lloyd Vedder.
associate eoMu-rcst
November and December
hon4 yath worthy tray-
ron. Plana iere made (or a
Chratmas party with a buff
ipper and a general eichange of
rflu Jo be at the nejt meeting og
Tsrceaiber 16
Public installation of the jew of
ficers will take place on Decem
ber 20. at the Scottish sate tempi.
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Star Chapter Meets
tlALLAS Naomi chapter.
Order of the Eastern Star, met
last week.
Escorted and seated in the east
were Mrs. Alice Knox and Melvin
ItM wnrthw m m TYrm mnA natron
Appointive ffioan amuwnced of Sheridan chapter. Additional1.
fe:, Mrs. Herman Kortemeyer guest, wert Mri A, toi Mri.
chaplain; Mrs. Prank Nettleton,
marshal; Mrs. L M. Flaeg, or
ganist; Mrs. James Moullet.
AMh; Mra. Robert Irving, Ruth;
Mr.- Charles Ingraham. Esther;
MraYfval Graham, Martha; Mrs.
Albfett Rasmutsen, Electa: Mrs.
Robert Pattison, warder; D. It.
ElyI sentinel: and Mrs. Gordon
Bacen, historian.
Committee members for the
colr-inr year include: Budget, Wil
fred Wilson, Mrs. Emma Brown,
Frd Gibson; cheer, Mrs. Harry
PhtJUps. Mrs. Klirabeth Hoffman;
estorl, Mrs. C. L. Marcy: Refresh
ments, Mrs. Ionard Tain; eam
inia, Mra. Wilfred Wilson, Mrs.
AKsJaamussen. D. M. Eby: borne
endowment. Mrs. Robert Covert,
Mnr Emma Brown: instruction,
Mri, R C. Genre. Steven Rosen-
Cecil Peltier of Long Beach, Calif.,
and formerly of Rickreau.
During the evening, degreea of
the order were conferred on Mrs.
Georte Mason. Mrs. Blanche
Lovre, Ainsworth chapter, Salem,
was courtesy candidate for her
mother-in-law.
The worthy matron announced
that election of officers will take
place at the next meeting. Decem
ber 13, preceedtd by a no-host
dinner at 6:30 p.m.
Red and green leaves and ber
ries decorated the ball with Mrs.
Burton Bell and Mrs. Kldon
Vaughn were in charge of the
decorations. The hostess commit
tee consisted of Mrs. W. J. Jack
son. The dining tables were decor
ated in the harvest theme with
fruits and vegetables and orange
and brown crepe paper ropes
bad. Mrs. Harry Charlton: re-
i . r . a a rm - t- u M
Mat Puh: social cluh , Mrs. I a DTUDITK. DUFIIM TKM
VITAL FACTS EXPLAINED
HaWd Lewis: trlrphone,
Gi)VCnnk. Mrs. Al Cummins. Mrs.
A. F.. Kllinn: worthy irand ma
tron's project. Mrs. Orval Gra
ham, Mrs. Steven Rosenbaum.
Speeikl guests Include Jav L.
Misenhimer, of the Jurisprudence
committee of the grand chapter;
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ferguson,
worthy patron and matron of Mt.
Scott chapter, Portland: Mrs. Paul
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The "btier lhan leaihet" finises withxaad
hard wear, wipe clean with a damp cloth.
No matte uko you're gifting, SasntoniU u such
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Wt Sivt ml Radians fenny Saer Stomps
Opa TiI 9 p.m. Fndoys
Mrs. Mgi-gan- .
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SILVKRTON Mrs. Lucille
Morfjan Ja re elected most ex
cellant chief obHome temple No.
21, PytWlan .Sisters, at the regu
lar meeting, Thursday evening.
Assisting officers are: .Mrst
Earl Meyer, excellent aenior;
Mra. Richard Nelson, excellent
junior; fliss Bermce Langsev,
manager; Mrs. Edith Kuch, sec
retary: Mrs. Ted Lorenien. treas
urer: Mrs. Henry Anundscn, pro
tector: Mrs. Fred warnoc"
guard: Mrs. Ralph Adams, musi-i
cian: Mrs. Berger Feniede, trus-
tee for three years; captain 01
th degree staff, Mrs. Ben Gif
ford: installing officer, Mrs. Har
vey Kaesr; press correspondent,
Mrs. Clarence Mnrley.
Two members were honored as
recipients of 25-year service pins,
lira I Z. saaufOan. and airs
arl Miliar ((Jtjldie Cwn).
a Mrs. Willard Allman waa ad
mitted to membership by trans
far from Scio.
Menbera of th Pythias club
are announcing their annual
Christmaa party to b at th. KP
hall, Friday afternoon, December
8, at 1 JO ocliKk. There is to be
a menjbership gift exchange.
Earji guest it being asked to
bring 1 wrapped whit elephanf
package v awards for a contest
game. Hostessej for the affair are
to be Mrs. Berger Feniede, Mri.
Pelbert Iverson, Mrs. Lillian
Heald, Mrs. Harvey Kaser and
Miss Merle Bowen.
At the close of the meeting.
Rholin Cooley showed colored
slides taken during bis recent
European travels.
Hostesses were Mrs. Fred War
nock, Mrs. Henry Anundson, Mrs.
Sadie Barkhurst and Mrs. Utzie
Cooley.
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sain wfTumLssrwuifi far 0
ri4$ af Shei'dtn
SHERIDAN Misa Lorraine
Ellen Chamberlain, daughter or
itr. and Mra. L. 1. Chaiaberlain.
and Arnold Dal. Hostetler, eon
ol Mr. and Mra. Amos G. Hos
teller of Sheridan, wet ifnited i
marriage November 20. The cere
mony waa read by the Rev. Frank
W. Zoo at th Christian church,
at 4 p.m.
Th bride, given in marriage
by her father, saor 1 dress of
whit ChantUly lac over satin,
with a full train. A seed, pearl
crown held th fingertip veil in
place. The bride carried a cres
cent shaped bouquet of yellow
rosebuds.
Mrs. Gale Schmiti of Tillamook
was matron of honor and wore a
lavender taffeta waltz length
dresa a ad carried a crescent bou
quet of orchid chrysanthemums
and anemone0 MO 1ren Cham
berlain and Miss virgiaya n
tetler a)ra bridesmaids, jn or-
feu, ar,d carrying bouqueU like
th matron 01 hi;or Becky
Mors. 01 wewoerg ana
Plah. f DnH nrfnrrf Wr flOWCT
girla. Lighting th candlea were
Gail Chamberlain of Eugen and
Solvelg Magnuson 01 nenon.
Cartis Chamberlain, brother of
the bride, was rang bearer.
Luk Ellis was best man for
his cousin. Ushers were Richard
Lauber and Maynsrd Ellis of
Sheridan. Kenneth Ellis of Port
land and Donald Lauber of Can
by. Larry Chamberlain and Gordon
Pratt were soloists, and Mrs. Ken
neth Knutson was organist. .
A reception was given at the
American Legion hall after the
Ura U.Hi FHtOt of
Portland poured coffee, Mrs. Bill
Uhha "I Dfu-tlsnd ra.l niinch I
JliM Oarlrsa Wirth af CorVllis
passed the guest boesj.ana
filmo Sander, and Mrs. LoTise
R:jn were in charge of gifts.
olwir; a rip.to Portland
j vk..n tjvtee. the couple
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SHERfDAV The Past Matrona
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