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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL
Salem, Oregon, Thursday, January 17, 1957
Miss Larsen
Heads Rainbow
' SILVERTON (Special! Miss
Gail Larson, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Larson of Silverton,
was installed as worthy adviser
of Ramona assembly No. 36.
Order of Rainbow for Girls, at a
recent meeting.
Installing officers were the re
tiring officials of the order: Miss
Betty Gentry, worthy adviser;
Janet Kallis, marshal; Venita Mil
ler, recorder; Sibyl Barr, musi
cian; and Charlotte Moore, chap
lain. Other officers elected included:
Misses Sharon McCulloujih, as
sociate adviser; Lavonne I'elslre,
charicty; Christine Kyte, hope;
Donna DeGuire, faith; Roberta
Darnell, recorder; Sharon Burian,
treasurer; Carolyn Larson, chap
Jain; Gloria Westfall, drill leader;
Ann Loe, love; Carole Nacgcii, re
ligion; Judy Koehlcr, nature;
Arloene Summers, immortality;
Karen Monson, fidelity; Janet Lar
son, patriotism, Paula Sinclair,
service; Patsy Xtodgers, confiden
tial observer; Freyer Martin,
musician: and Karen Kolstad,
choir director.
Choir members include Misses
Rebecca Summers, Jackie Schell,
Linda Siems, Marguerite Rcasley,
Jean Paul, Linda Almquist, Rilla
Otjen, Gretchen Dodds, Georgic
Ernst, Roberta Epeneler, Colleen
Palton and Diane Bye.
Members of the Silver Falls
chapter of DeMolay supervised the
crowning ceremony.
Toastmistress Club
MILL CITY ISpcciall-Mrs. John
Pridcaux presided at the business
meeting of the Mill City Toast
mistress club when that group met
at Mari-Linn school cafeteria at
Lyons last week. The invocation
was given by Mrs. Al Westley and
.'Mrs. Marshall Powell was toast
mistress. Mrs. Powell arranged a
panel discussion on "The Working
Mother" with Mesdames Joe 11.
Johnson, Nels Ingram, Al Nesbitt,
Gayle Lowery and Marshall Powell
taking part.
Tnpicmistress for the evening
was Mrs. Guy Hartle, who arrang
ed topics on "My Most Unforgeta
ble Character."
The education speech, "Ways of
Solving Problems through Discus
sion," was presented hy Mrs. Pow
ell. Timer for the evening was Mrs.
Westley and evaluator was Mrs.
Robert Roach.
MOUNT ANGKL (Special)
Attending the - third northwest
regional meeting ot the Sister
Formation conference at Seattle
Heads (iroup Miss Gail Lar
sen, above, is the new worthy
adviser for Ramona assembly,
Order of Hainbow for Girls, at
Silver I on.
Trinity Lutheran
Circles List Meetings
SILVERTON (Snecial)-Meelins
of circle of Trinly Lutheran church
are scheduled on the Joiiowing
dates:
Education, January 22, 2 p. m.
Fireside room of the church, Mrs.
Silas Torvcnd, hostess.
Charities. January 24, 2 p. m..
with Mrs. Alf 0. Nelson, 510 East
Main street.
Literature. January 24, 2 p. m.,
Fireside room, Mrs. Melvin Brend-
i, hostess.
Mission, January Id, 8 p. m., with
Mrs. Helen Gunderson, 518 South
Water street.
Christian nature, January 18. 8
p. m., at the parsonage, with Mrs.
Charles Cross as hostess.
were Mother Mary Gemma,
O.S.B., Sister Mary Alberta, Sis
ter Mary Bernicc, and Sister Au
gusta Mnrie, from Convent Queen
of Anfiels.
Sponsored by the Most Rev.
Thomas A. Connolly of Seattle,
the conference featured well
known religious educators, among
whom were Sister Judith,
K.C.S.P., regional chairman; the
Very Rev. A. A. Lemieux, S.J.,
Seattle University president; the
Most Kev. Thomas K. Gill, D.I).,
of Seattle; and the Rev. Charles
C. Miltncr, C.S.C., Portland uni
versity. A panel, "New Horizons
in the Education of Sisters," high
lighted the Friday session, Janu-
lary 11, and the Saturday session
I featured group discussions.
Quarterly Meeting of
Altar Society Sunday
MOUNT ANGEL (Special)
More than a hundred members of
the St. Ann's society of St. Mary's
parish were in attendance at the
winter quarterly meeting held Sun
day afternoon in the meeting room
of St. Mary's school.
In the annual election of officers
those reelected were Mrs. Henry
Geek, president; Mrs. J. A. Kaiser,
secretary and Mrs, Albert Uhing,
treasurer. Mrs. E, A. Hammer
was elected vice-president, suc
ceeding Mrs. Joseph C. Schmidt,
who was not a candidate for re
election. Members discussed as their
future project the financing of rub
ber kneelers on the pews in St.
Mary's church. A number of knee
lers will be purchased annually.
The annual parish dinner on Sun
day, March 31, was announced by
Mrs. Del mar Lulay, general chair
man for the dinner. Mrs. Lulay
served as co-chairman of last
year's dinner, and she will have
Mrs. George Vachter as her as
sisting co-chairman this year. The
Rev. Cyril Lebold, 0. S. B. pastor,
was the speaker at the meeting.
Annual reports were submitted by
Hie officers.
The secretary introduced the new
members who were present, and
reported the following had joined
the organization during the year:
Mrs. John Sullivan, Mrs. Mclanie
Schleich, Mrs. George Vachter,
Mrs. Blanche Norton, Mrs. Law
rence Zack and Mrs. Lcftoy Aman.
The president, Mrs. Geek, ap
pointed the following committees
for the year: Sick-visiting: Mrs.
Alois Keber, Mrs. Joseph Faulha
ber and Mrs. N. M. Lauby. Mem
bers: Mrs. Charles Bochsler, Mrs.
Clem Butsch, Mrs. Joseph Bell and
Mrs. Joseph M. Wagner.
The Altar society will sponsor a
series of card socials on the first
and third Wednesday of the month,
card playing to start at 8 o'clock.
During the Lenten season of March
and April the socials will be dis
co n t i n u e d. Fifteen members,
names drawn alphabetically.
serve on the hostess committee
i i. : mi. . j . ..r
Goldenweds Mr. and Mrs. John W. Evans, above, were feted
recently at a reception in observance of their 50th wedding anni
versary. iDonn's studio picture)
at each party.
A social hour followed the bus
iness meeting, and honors at cards
were awarded to Miss Elizabeth
Keber, Mrs. John Sullivan and
Mrs. N. M. Lauby.
Assembly Elects
MILL CITY ISpecial) Misses
Betty Christian and Carol Sue Ball
were initiated into Marilyn assem
bly. Order of Rainbow for Girls, at
its meeting last week. Camillc
Goblc presided at her last meeting
as worthy adviser with Miss Nancy
Olson elected the new worthy ad
viser. She will be installed along
with other officers at an open
meeting January 20 at the IOOF
hall at 2 p.m.
Other new officers elected were:
Misses Rosalie Bassctt, worthy as
sistant adviser; Anna Marie Hirte,
charity; Shereen Muir, faith: Carol
Veness, recorder: Frances Nes
bitt, treasurer; Sherry Hansen,
grand historian for the good of the
order.
Among those nresent for the
ceremonies were Mrs. Mary Gml
liford. worthy matron of Marilyn
chapter: past worthy adviser, Miss
Fern Shuey; mother adviser, Mrs.
Dorothy Draper.
...
Neighbors Club
1LLAHKE 'Special) - The
Illahec Friendly Neighbors club
met last week at the home of
Mrs. Pearl Feller, with Mrs. Laura
Castellano presiding. Mrs. Phil
Williams was co-hostess.
Officers elected for 1957 were:
Mrs. Ed Drager, president; Miss
Junita Pietrok, vice president:
and Mrs. Kate Barnes, secretary
treasurer. Members voted a gift of $5.00
for the March of Dimes.
A guest of the club was Miss
Carrie Hosphier.
Hostesses for the next meeting
on February 14 will be Mrs. Ace
Johnson and Mrs. Wilma Pictrock
at the Pictrock home.
LAFAYETTE (Special) Guest of
honor at a birthday party Satur
day evening was Mrs. Richard
Knutz. The affair took place in
Mrs. Charles Clarambeau's home
in McMinnville. Present for the
Camp Fire Leaders
Meet at Mill City
MILL CITY (Special) Mrs. Joe
Kagsdale was hostess Wednesday
occasion were Mr. and Mrs. John
Clarambeau, Robert Clarambeau
Miss Jerry McDowell, Mr. and
Mrs. Gene Padgot. and Mr. and
Mrs. Lee Cowan. The evening was
spent playing cards.
for a coffee hour and business
meeting of the Camp ure Leaaers
neenntin Mrc Marion Earnest
presided at the business meeting.
Mrs. George martin irom mc ru
lametle Area council in Salem was
present. She announced plans for
the forthcoming annual dinner of
the Willamette council, comprising
four counties, at Randall s Chuck
iwaenn in Salem the evening of
ljanuary 21.
Plans also were made for the I Mrs. John Lewis, area executive
, itiii 'and Mrs. Branhan Payne, cams
.father-daughter banquet in . dlreclor. Pictures 0f Camp kilowlj
, City Saturday evening, January is, girs, ,ummcr camp, near Dallas,
at the IOOF hall. Present for this,wjn be shown and each of the
'meeting will be Ronald Blundell, Mill City Camp Fire and Bluebird
I chairman of the district commit-1 ups will entertain with a num.
! tee: Ted Bamford, vice chairman: j rf
jand George Windedahl, council Uaacrs ass0ciation will be Febru.
treasurer, all from Salem. Mrs. ary S-at the home of Mrs. Stanley
iMartin also plans to attend with! Chance.
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