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Page 8 Section 1 THE CAPITAL' JOURNAL Salem, Oregon, Monday, January 21, 1957 Albany Bethel Of JD Installs ALBANY (Special) Miss Terry McKechnie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. McKechnie, was installed as worthy adviser of Barzillai assembly No. 7, Order of Rainbow for Girls, Saturday night. In the crowning ceremony, Lefloy Newport, master councilor of Takcna chapter of Dc.Molay, placed the crown on Miss McKcch nie at a public ceremony at the Masonic temple. Other olfieers installed were: Miss Janet Pattie, worthy associ ate adviser; Miss Claudia Huff, charity; Miss Mary Alden, hope; Miss Linda Carter, faith: Miss Nathalie Carter, recorder; Miss Annette Millhollen, treasurer; Miss Patricia Pcarce. chaplain; Miss Judy Michele, drill leader; Miss Cathy Craig, love; Miss Joan Hagedorn, religion: Miss Charlcne Salmon.-nature: Miss Sharon Han som, immortality; Miss Linda Fisk. fidelity: Miss Judy Rich. patriotism; Miss Ann Hurd, serv ice; Miss Barbara Miller, inner observer; Miss Betty Kehr, outer observer; Miss Barbara Landrelh, reporter; Miss George Jo Alden, worthy adviser's page; Miss Carol Primrose, worthy associate ad viser's page. Miss Janet Weathers, musician: Miss Mary .Mcixecnnic choir director. A semi-formal dance followed the Installation with the theme, "Winter Memories. Stayton BPW Adds Ten New Members STAYTON (Special) Stayton Business and Professional worn' rn'i club conducted annual initia tion ceremonies at the high school cafeteria last week. Welcomed into the club were Mcsdamcj Everett Norfleet, Ma ' bel Kaiser, Leslie J. Carson, Gcr trude Shelter, Glenn Ling, Jay Headrick, Ivan McCrcady, Jerry Coffman and Mary Ann Luce, and Miss Nancy Ttordrn. Each was presented a corsage. Mrs. Rodney Jelaca was introduced as past president. Mrs. Mayme LaVoy presided, conducting a candlelight cere mony. In an emblem ceremony Mrs. Roland Darby was narrator, and Miss Gail McGowan, musi cian. Others taking part were Mcsdames John Seim, Omey Lov- rll, Claude Phillips; Greg Jrost and Raymond hcrhcr. A girl's trio from the high school, Misses Jerilyn Hosford, Pat Woods and Roberta Ashby, sang. They were accompanied by Miss Rose Marie Samek. Speaker of the evening was Mrs. Joy Hills Gubser, assistant super intendent of public instruction for the date ot Oregon, bhc was in troduced by Mrs. Phillips, lcgisla tion chairman. Mrs. Gubser's talk pertained to legislative meas ures concerning education to come before this session of the Oregon legislature. Representing the Silverton BPW tponsors of the Slayton club, were Mrs. Cecily dePeel, Mrs. Marie i.kman and Mrs. Dorothy Carpen ter. Miss Linda Courtney, student teacher from Oregon Stale college, whose home is in McMinnville, WJ a guest also. A aocial hour followed with the hospitality committee headed by Mrs, V, A. Goodo serving refresh ments. Yellow chrysanthemums were used for decoration. Receives DAR Honor MILL CITY (Special) Rosalie Bassett, senior at Sunt mm high school, was chosen recently to rep resent her school for the Daugh ters 01 American Revolution good citizenship award. Girls selected for this honor are chosen for de pendability, service, leadership and patriotism. Miss Bassett has been outstanding in the commun ity lor her activities. She renre- nentrd her school last year at Girls Slate. The state is divided Into four districts for this contest and a girl is chosen Irom cnc-li ! district to enter the slate DAR j conicrence in March and compete lor a district prize of a $L'S savings bond. 1-AIKVIKW (Special) -The In- nominata club was entertained at the home of Mrs. Richard (,'ran- neii on Ihursdny. with a dessert Table decorations were in lavendar and yellow. Mrs. Cranncll's birth day and anniversary were noted with gifts by her "secret n:i! " Other activities of the club this week were a workshop for dry ar rangements at tne home of Mrs. Eugene Wilson on two days: Mrs. John ruqua and Mrs. John Pel' son .represented the club at the Dayton Country Flower club's spo. i rial meeting on dry urrungemcnts at I tic Dayton Legion hall. Those who enjoyed (he luncheon were I Mrs. C larence Legg. Mrs. John I l.rislor, Mrs. N. 0. Pearse. Mrs. John J-uqua, Mrs. Eugene Wilson ana Mrs. J. S. Gilkey. HUBBARD (Speeial)-A "Lunch eon Is Served" is scheduled lor January 26 at North M .-iriitn I'n. ion High school, sponsored by the ! Hubbard Woman's club. There will he a special table for business peo ple who cannot stay for the enlire program. At the last meeting of the c lub, the names of Mrs. Hannah Gale, Mrs. Jennie McCoy. Mrs Hazel Sydow and Mrs. Lily Hall were added to the membership list. At this meeting also, exchange students, Misses Mary Fawver and Kay Smith of Canby told of their summer spent in Germany and Denmark, and Elie Sakellaropoulos of Greece, exchange student at tending Canby Union High school, talked about his country. SILVERTON (Special) John II. Voght, retired business man. and Mrs. Voght. residents of Chinook, Mont., are spending the winter and spring months in Sil UTton. The Voghls are making iheir 1 ue at the Mrs. J. T. Muriel! residence during Mrs. "Mertall's visit in North Dakota will nvm. hers of her family. The Voght lived in Salem dur ing the winter months of the pait scotts mills (Special) -Fri- 0; Installation day evening, 65 friends and neigh- v""' '"5, . . . bors met at the Ivy Rcbekah lodgelfof Royal Neighbors mm iui inc.- wi-ciuing lecepiiuo lor Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Jleusinkveldt A three-tiered cake, baked by Mrs Willis Nelson and decorated by Mrs. Frank Fink, was the center ot the brides table, flanked by while candles. The Heusinkveldls received many gifts. Mrs. Fink was in charge of gift book and guest list. Mrs. Nelson, Mrs. Vet ter and Mrs. Fink served the lunch, Mrs. Marion Groshong and Mrs. Harold Woolsey poured coffee. Glenda Patty Named Rainbow Adviser Oregon Grape camp of Salem and Labish camp of Brooks, Royal Neighbors of America, joined for installation of new officers of both groujis last week in a ceremony at the Veterans of Foreign Wars hall. Mrs. Fredrick Ardt, retiring oracle of the Salem order, pre sided and Mrs. Hattie Hew served as installing officer. Assisting were Mrs. Josephine Quamme, ceremonial marshal, and Mrs. Betty Field, assistant marshal. The escort team of juveniles from the Salem camp included Misses Cathy and Elaine Hall, Jody and Lindy Edmundson, Sue Ann Anderson, AMITY (Special)-Miss Glenda ' h pmi Mi. j iuy nas uecn seicciea as wormy adviser to Amity's newly formed Rainbow assembly. Glenda is a senior at Amity high school and the daughter of Glen Patty. Mrs. Royal Cochran has been named mother adviser and her assistant is Mrs. Charles Law. A public installation of officers will be noon, .January 27, at 3:45 p the Amity grade school. There will be an initiation on the same day at 1:.'J0, however, this portion of the day's events will only be open to Rainbow girls, Eastern Star members and members of the Masonic lodges. Members of the newly estab lished Rainbow advisory board ore: Dr. and Mrs. Charles Law, Glen Patty, Soren Sorcnsen, Mr. and Mrs. John Orr, Florance Pat ty Kirkwood, Mr. and Mrs. Royal Cochran and Mr. and Mrs. Rich ard Fuller. Mrs. Soren Sorcnsen is secretary lo the board arid Mrs, Florance I'atty Kirkwood will as sume leadership of the Mothers club, during her niece s term of office. New officers of the Oregon camp are Mrs. Edward Weaver, oracle; Mrs. Fredrick Ardt, past oracle; Mrs. Joseph Lcbold, vice oracle; Mrs. Dorothy Richards chancellor; Mrs. John Sohrt, recorder; Mrs. Charles Gregory, receiver; Mrs. Homer Lyons, marshal; Mrs. h. H he cnnriiu-leH Son,! -asiscdiu liidrsiiai: .Mrs. ', January 27, at 3:45 p.m. at ! f;'lmu.n'is'n' sonf!ne j sistant marshal; Mrs. Violet Lilje quist, inner sentinel; Mrs. Elmer Halin, outer sentinel; Mrs. Jesse Mathes, manager; Mrs. Robert Masscy, musician; Mrs. Betty Field, faith; Mrs. Henry Stafford, courage; Mrs. Charles Rogers, modesty; Mrs. Frank Petzel, un selfishness: Mrs. Jesse Mathes en durance; Mrs. George Jones, flag bearer; Mrs. Clare McCandlish, juvenile director and captain of the degree staff. Mrs. Virgil Gamble and Mrs. Irwin Geer were co-chairmen for the refreshment hour. SHERIDAN (Special) A mid year piano recital was given by the students of Mrs. Gwendolyn Brown last week, at 'the Chapman grade school. Participating were Polly Pclzer, Lloyd Palmer, Joan Nccly, Sherry Cooley, Karen Batch elder, Sharon Smith, Patty Laven der, Carol Ncely, David Spencer, and Marilyn Smith. Trinity Chapter Guest night for Trinity chapter. Order of Eastern Star, Friday evening brought visitors from Marilyn chapter of Mill City and Victoria chapter of Turner. Escorted and honored were Mrs. Mary Gulliford, worthy matron of Marilyn chapter, and Mr. and Mrs. Loren Newkrik, worthy patron and worthy matron of Victoria chapter. Announced for Friday. January 25, was the meeting of Trinity So cial club. A luncheon will open the afternoon session at 12:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Richard Dodd, 545 Londa street. Members of Trinity chapter have been invited as guests of Acacia chapter at Stayton for a meeting at the Stayton Masonic hall on Tuesday, February 5, at 8 o'clock. A special feature of the Friday evening program was a visit from members of the Salem Interna- tional Folk dancers group, who demonstrated colorful Basque, Hungarian, Polish and Slav dances. A Danish circle dance drew par ticular interest. Winding up the folk dances, a mixer included members of Trinity chapter and their husbands. Refreshments and decorations were handled by Mrs. Mary Pugb. chairman; Mr. and Mrs. Ted Burns and Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Wilson. At the next meeting on February 1, members of Adah chapter at Independence and Naomi chapter at Dallas have been invited to participate. JEFFERSON (Special) The Jef ferson Friendly Garden club will meet Monday night in the city hall for their regular session. There will be election of officers. On the hospitality committee are Miss Edith Libby, Mrs. Phyllis Gomez. Mrs. Marguerite Spccht, and Miss Anna Klampe. Miss Joan McCoy New Rainbow Head . SHERIDAN (Special) Miss Joan McCoy was installed as wor thy adviser of Sheridan assembly, Order of Rainbow for Girls, in ceremonies last week at the Ma sonic temnlp. She is the daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack McCoy. Others installed inciuuca juay Atwood, worthy associate adviser; Mnrvia Rrvnnt rhnritv: Jeanette Carlson, hope; Delores White, faith; Janice Menaennaii, unn leader; Peggy Harris, confidential observer; Dianne Aaron, outer ob server; Morlene Bailer, chaplain; Sharon Noss, recorder; Pam Pcl- ,nr Ironuirer- Pat BlackwClI. choir director; Carol Haenny, mu sician, and Mrs. Les Glover, moth er adviser. Bow members are Carmen Boy er, Clcoleta Bockes, Karen Barr, Linda Boehlcr, Sonja Ryan, Sally Wepster ana r aye aimuusuo Kathy Wells and Barbara Doyle are pages. The DeMolay members from McMinnville crowned the new wor thy adviser, and installed other oficers. Miss Pat Hughey, retir ing worthv adviser, was presented with a gold pin and a bouquet of red and white carnations. SILVERTON (Special) Mrs. Lucy Eastman returned to her Silverton home Friday morning from Baton Rouge, Louisana, and Houston, Texas, where she spent the Christmas and New Year's holidays with relatives. Mrs. Eastman was at the home of the family of her son, the Jack Eastmans, former Silverton resi rfontc in Ratnn Rouee. and with the families of other relatives in Texas. Mrs. Eastman noticed the un usually cold weather in Silverton. havinf hnpn exneriencincr around 82-degree temperatures in the two southern states. Rosalie Lieb Weds AMITY (Special) St. James Catholic church ot McMinnville was the scene of a wedding on De cember 27, at 10 a.m. when Mrs. Rosalie Lieb of Amity was mar ried to Gcrhardt R. Stidolph also of Amity. They were attended by Mrs. Hazel Allison and James Payne, both of Amity. The marriage was performed before a small gather ing of relatives and close friends. After the ceremony a wedding breakfast was given at the Hostess house in McMinnville. Mr. and Mrs. Stidobh left for a short wed ding trip and are now at home at 210 Oak street in Amity. SHERIDAN (Special) The Bridge club met at the home of Mrs. W. I. Wilbur last week. 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