2—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, June 10, 1971 Pinchle Club Holds Last Meeting of Spring Mrs. Don Moffatt entertain- > ---------- ---- — —— ed members of the Round Rob-i prize. Lora Mason, low and the in Pinochle club at her home pinochle was won by Evelyn Monf Idanha were among Sally Jenkins, Judy Kenline, | I pond with a sister lodge in m Rhonda Meader, Religion; Cin­ ris anti Mr. and Mrs. O. W. those receiving plaques in ap­ Nancy Stange, Jackie Wilson, another jurisdiction; Mrs. Al- dy Bethel, Nature; Shelly Rich­ Gorton from Salem and her preciation of their work as Toni Payseno, Laurel Fultz, liert Caro, Jr. Past Noble ards, Immortality; Sally Jenk­ friends, Mrs. C. J. Alban from crusade chairmans for their Charlotte Davidson, Linda Grand, in charge of the Har- ins, Fidelity; Vickie Vander- Aumsville, Mr. and Mrs. 1 respective areas. Urban, Tami Payseno, Erica vest Festival in October; Al- covering, Patriotism; Susan Wayne Alban and Mitchel and Petersen, Nancy Sharp, Natalie bert Carr, Inside Guardian, in Keen, Service; Patty Fohl, Pfc. Fred Alban, U. S. Army I Wills, Barbara Kenline, Ix>ma charge of the lOOF-Rebekah Confidential Observer; Sharon from Ft. Riley, Kansas. : Kellys at Reception Chailander, Melody Drannon. Blood Bank; Glenn Anderson, Muise, Outer Observer; Jackie Present and Past Worthy Jerry Shepherd, Bonnie Shep­ Outside Guardian, will head Wilson, Musician, and Vicki Advisors, several Worthy Ma­ For Postal Retirees McCall, Choir Director. herd, Vernon Golden, and 1 the U. N. Pilgrimage Project; trons, Worthy Patron«, Wor­ Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kelly Grace Hutchinson. Members of the Choir will shipful Master and Grand Mrs. Lang Stafford. Chaplain, drove to Cascade Locks Satur­ in charge of the President’s be Vickie Blair, Paulann Hag­ Committee Members of the day, to attend the afternoon Project for the Home which en, Corliss Archer, Lynette OES and Grand officers of the | reception honoring Postmaster Eastern Star To Hughes, and Becky Chestnut. Order of Rainbow for Girls is a Chapel. 1 Margaret Corpening and her Following the meeting re­ The Crowning ceremony was were also introduced. Some Honor Fathers Mon. clerk, Agnes Knopp. Ixith of by Capitol District spoke briefly under good of Marilyn Chapter No. 145 freshments were served by conducted whom were retiring. Decorated Mrs. Margaret Snow, Mrs. No. 3, Order of DeMolay for the order. cakes served during the coffee- OES will hold the last stated Hugh Johnston and Mrs. Weid­ Boys. A reception followed with hour and a “money tree” hon­ meeting of the year next Mon­ man. Crown Bearer was Sarah Mrs. Donald Carlson, PMA in ored the occasion which was day, June 14 at 8 p. m. at the Stewart and Bible Bearer was Miss Daisy Geddes was hon ­ charge. Mrs. James Lewis, P. attended by many officials of IOOF hall. Fathers will be ored with a birthday cake, she April Megargel. M. A. served the cake, Mrs. the Postal Department. Fol­ honored at this meeting. lieing the oldest active mem­ Mrs. Janet Lewis is Mother Cecil Lake, P. M., Mrs. Wayne lowing the reception, the Kel­ Several members of the ber. Advisor of Marilyn Assembly. Alban, Chris Ohrt and Jennie lys called on Mrs. Ted Andre­ Chapter will be attending Patty chose as her theme Chance, poured. Grand Chapter at the Memor ­ sen (Sylvia Keenan) of Odell, for her term of office "This Miss Starla Neal passed the ial Coliseum in Portland June near Hood River, who lived in Is My Country’” and her colors guest book. Miss Sherry Baker Mill City many years ago and 21, 22, 23 and 24. Installation are red. white, and blue. The the programs, and ushers were graduated from the old Mill of Grand officers will be held girls installed all carried small Allan Neal. Mark McClintock, City High school in 1930. She Wednesday evening. June 23 flags and the hall was decorat­ and Brian Jones. was a niece of the Jack Schaers at 7:30. Virginia Wilkinson of ed in red. white and blue us­ Over 200 attended. Heppner will be installed as with whom she lived. Her hus- ing the patriotic theme. A Ixuul passed away about 15 Worthy Grand Matron and large basket of red, white, and as ED LEWIN years ago. and she has Iteen Karl Wipper of Turner DETROIT—Before a crowd blue flowers was placed in the the cook in a nearby school Worthy Grand Patron. Auctioneer, Inc. East. of some 200. Shelton High Marilyn Chapter No. 145 School Senior Diana William­ She chose a blue dress with cafeteria for a number of years. will have open Installation on 1 Her married daughter and son Complete Auctions was crowned 1971 Queen hoop and skirt and a red sash Sunday afternoon. June 27 at son l>oth live in Portkind. for her installation. of the Forest Festival. The 2:30 with Rose Cree to be in­ Phone “69-5466 Joe Warden. Worshipful stalled as Worthy Matron and event took place recently in At Class Reunion— i Iowell Cree as Worthy Patron. Mountainview School auditor­ Master of Pacific No. 50. A. F. & A. M. and Associate Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Kimmel Mr. and Mrs. Merle Garton ium. The announcement climaxed Guardian of Bethel No. 48. drove to Estacada Saturday af­ are coming from Hawaii to be Community ternoon where they attended Installing Patron and Mat­ the annual Queen’s banquet Job’s Daughters of Salem of the (list Alumni Banquet of ron. Edith Tarr from Stayton and officially opened festival which Patty is a member gave greetings from Mrs. Muriel A. Estaca