Masons Present 50-Year Jewel to Member
ECHO PALMATEER
i Ely of Salem was pre
Vith a 50 year jewel at
! Masonic lodge No 120
lay evoning April 16. His
incis Ely also of Salem
ie presentation and gave
Mr Ely told of the early
the lodge. He became a
of the Masonic lodge in
lived at Morgan at the
id members usually at
lodge by walking, on
Ck or by train. The train
rgan at 4 P M and those
on it stayed over night,
e was 25 cents, the meals
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1 25 cents and a room was 50
cents. The lodge met the Wed
nesday night before or after tne
full moon of each month and
was called the Moon lodge. A C
Morgan, for whom the town of
Morgan was named and also the
father of Earl Morgan, was the
Worshipful Master then. Two
Masonic lodge halls, burned in
lone, one in 1912 and one in
1915. Mr Ely is also a charter
member of the Locust Eastern
Star lodge, the Royal Arch Ma
sons, the IOOF lodge and the
Rebekah lodge. He has lived in
this community most of his life
and moved to Salem over a year
ago to make his home. Judge
Oscar Peterson presented him
with a small gavel, a square, a
plumb and a compass, emblems
of the Masonic lodge. These
were brought from Lebanon in
the Holy Land by judge Peter-
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son and were made of the same
material as King Solomon's
temple.
The following program was
given: songs by Jean Martin,
Dianna Pettvlohn. Linda Halv-
orsen. Dalene McDonald and
Lona White; trumpet trio by
Ellis Ball, John Swanson ana
Jack Crum conducted by Gary
SteDhenson. Karen Lundell ac
companied both numbers. Leo
Crabtree, Worshipful Master,
was master of ceremonies.
A potluck dinner preceded the
meeting.
The H E C of Willows grange
put on the annual program at
the grange meeting Saturday ev
ening, April 19. The program was
on the economic significance of
coffee both, domestically and in
ternationally. The highlight of
the program was a skit, Coffee
Crisis at Quimbly's, with Mrs
Hershal Townsend, lecturer in
charge. Those In the skit were
Mrs Ernest Heliker, master of
ceremonies; Mrs Lloyd Howton,
as Marge Qulmbly; Mrs Marion
Palmer as George Quimbly; Mrs
Lewis Halvorsen as Jane Pres
ton; Mrs Harold Dobyns, demon
strator and helper in general;
and Mrs Leo Crabtree, pianist.
The group sang, Lets Have An
other Cup of Coffee. Mrs Dobyns
also demonstrated making coffee
after the meeting downstairs.
The program at the grange
meeting consisted of a song by
Linda Halvorsen and Brenda
Townsend and songs by Karri
Hubbard and Sue Townsend,
They were accompanied by Mrs
Hnwtnn. After the meeting re
freshments were served and
those having birthdays during
the past three months were hon
ored. Those present having
birthdays were Mrs James Lind
say, Mrs Townsend, A W Mc
Leod, Earl Morgan and Ernest
Heliker. Hostesses were Mrs
Wate Crawford, Mrs Kathryn
Yarnell, Mrs Lee Palmer ana
Mrs Townsend.
The ladies of the grange were
presented with gifts which con
sisted of corsages representing
rnffee heans and blossoms, plas
tic coffee measurers and book
lets nn coffee around the world.
Aprons were given to the dem
onstrator. Mrs Howton received
the door prize.
DATES TO REMEMBER:
April 25 Dancce recital at the
school cafetorium at 7:30 pm
door proceeds to go to the
lone Public Library. The
members of the American
Legion Auxiliary will serve
pie and coffee afterwards.
April 26 Social meeting of the
Topic club at the home of
Mrs Omar Rietmann with
dessert luncheon at 1 pm.
April 30 Three Links club of
the Rebekah lodge at the
home of Mrs Mary Swan
son in the afternoon.
May 1 Extension Unit meeting
at the home of Mrs itoger
Kincaid in the afternoon.
Subiect House Plants.
May 1 Band Concert at the
school at 8 Dm
May 3 Mother-Daughter tea at
the Community churcn irom
2:30 to 4:30 pm. Sponsored
by the Maranatha club. All
mothers and daughters of
ONE FULL WEEK
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May 5 Annual school meeting
at the school house at 2
pm. The polls will be open
from 2 to 8 pm- One direct
or will be elected and one
rural board member at large
will be elected.
Tho 4-H clubs of the commun
ity had charge of the morning
worship at the community
nhnrch Sunday. The program
consisted of the following with
Brenda Townsend in charge.:
candle lighting by Tom Melena
and Bobby Lee DeSpaine; call
to worship by Grace McCabe;
wpirnmp bv Marilyn Morgan:
What the Church Can Mean to
You, by Trova Rigby, Marjorie
O'Connor, Elaine Gaarsland,
Mprrie Jo Morrison, Dolores
Fmert and Arleta McCabe.
Scripture reading by Linda
Heimbigner; prayer by Maraine
Baker; songs by the 4-H choir,
led by Joe Hausler and acccom
panied by Karen Lundell; of
fering with Stephen Lindstrom,
Phil Emert, Kenneth Nelson and
Mancell Townsend assisting;
song by Darlene McDonald and
Linda Halvorsen accompanied
hv Mrs Llovd Howton; songs
were sung by all; Karen Lundell
was the organist ana tne Kev
Floyd Bailey gave the sermon.
Revival meetings are held this
wppk at the Nazarene church at
Willows grange hall with Rev
and Mrs Orville Kleven in
rharee. Rev Kleven plays the
guitar and Mrs Kleven plays the
vibra harp. They explain their
sermons with the use of flannal
graphs and colored lights. The
Baptist church dismissed their
meetine Sunday evening and at
tended the revival meeting.
The Junior Fellowship group
enjoyed a potluck supper in the
Community churcn oasement
Sunday evening before their
meeting.
The Amercan Legion Auxiliary
met at the home of Mrs LaVerne
Hams Tuesday evening of last
week with Mrs Joe Gaarsland
as co-nostess. xviemoers maue
paper flowers for the veterans
hosnital to be used for the
wheelchair parade in June. Mrsi
Echo Palmateer received the
door prize. j
The Amcia club met at the
home of Mrs Lloyd Morgan Wed
nesday afternoon, April 16 with
Mrs Hamlett as co-hostess. After
the business meeting pinochle
was played, rnose receiving
prizes were, Mrs Roy Lindstrom,
high; Mrs Lee Palmer, low and
Mrs Raymond Lundell the door
prize.
Members of the HEC of Will
ows grange were entertained by
Mrs Kathryn Yarnell and Mrs
Wate Crawford at the Yarnell
ihome Friday afternoon April 18.
i Refreshments were served after
the meeting. Mrs Paul O'Meara
'received the door prize.
Henry Clark and son, Lowell,
of Hermiston were visitors here
.last week.
Rev and Mrs Orville Kleven
.were dinner guests at the Ralph
Crum home Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Carl Schulz of
jRock Creek spent the weekend
, here.
Mr and Mrs Omar Rietmann,
Mr and Mrs Herbert Ekstrom and
son, Roland, and Mrs Ida Cole
man spent Sunday with Mr and
Mrs Dick Ekstrom in La Grande.
Paul Pettyjohn, and Harry and
Jim Swarf spent the weekend in
La Grande.
Roy Lindstrom, Albert Lind
strom and Earl Morgan made a
trip to Portland Thursday of
last week.
Recent vsitors at the Sam Es
teb home were, Mr and Mrs
Clair Fabion and children of
Hood River and Mrs Vivian
Haguewood of Heppner.
Sunday visitors at the Roy
Lindstrom home were Mrs Anna
Lindstrom, Mrs Fannie Griffith,
Mrs Mary Swanson, Mr and Mrs
O L Lundell, Arthur and Roy
Lindstrom all of lone, Mr and
Mrs Frank Helina and son, John,
of Seattle and Mrs Beulah Lun
dell of Portland.
Mr and Mrs Helina and son
spent a few days with her moth
er, Mrs Anna Lindstrom.
Mrs Beulah Lundell of Port
land is visiting relatives here.
Mrs Sarah McNamer, Mrs
Lucy Rodgers and Mrs Agnes
Wilcox of Portland were guests
of Mrs Lana Padberg last week.
Mrs Clarence Kruse of Lake
Grove, daughter of Mrs Padberg
spent the weekend there while
Mr Kruse made a trip to La
Grande.
Mr and Mrs Henry Ruud and
daughter, Ellen of Alberta, Can
ada and Mr and Mrs Claude De
vine of North Bonneville spent
the weekend at the Ernest Hel
iker home. Mr and Mrs Oswald
Putman and daughter, Helen, of
Pendleton were visitors there
Sunday.
Dick Sherer, student at EOCE
spent the weekend with his par
ents, Mr and Mrs Harold Sher
er. Mr and Mrs Franklin Ely and
Mrs Delmer Crawford and dau
ghters spent the weekend in
Portland. They attended the op
ening of Montgomery Wards
Outdoor Living store there.
Fayne Ely of Forest Grove and
son of Mr and Mrs Ely is em
ployed there. Mrs Dora Pierrot
of Portland returned home with
them.
Mr and Mrs Herbert Ekstrom
recently visited the Aldorra
Farms at Falls City, Washing
ton and other dairy farms. They
also visited her brother in the
armed forces at Fort Lewis.
Mr and Mrs Francis Ely and
son, Duane, of Salem were
guests last week at the Wallace
Matthews home.
George Ely also of Salem is
visiting his brother, Fred Ely,
and other relatives here.
The McNary Yacht club mem
bers met at the home of Mr and
Mrs Garland Swanson Tuesday
evening of last week. There were
around 38 present. After the
meeting games were played and
cakes were given as prizes. Sun
day, April 20 was opening day
of the club at McNary and a
round 11 famlies with boats
from lone attended.
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Mr and Mrs C E Brenner. He will
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