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AMARANTH INSTALLATION Public installation of officer! wai held April 12 for
Friendship Court No. 1 1, Order of the Amaranth. Velma Krauss and Frank McCor
nack, left, were in'ttelled at royal matron and patron. Present for the ceremonies were
Honored Lady Laulette Norton, Eugene, grand royal matron, and Sir Knight Frank
Guerin, Newport, grand royal patron, right. 1 Photo by Bob Anderson
AA UW Slate Guest Speaker
Dr. Jessie Boik will addressi
the luncheon meeting of the Amcr
lean Association of University
Women on Saturday, April 27,
at the Winema Hotel. Dr. Bork
uill discuss her Korean tour and
show slides of Korea.
During the two years she spent
in Korea, Dr. Bork served as a
member of the University of Ore
gons Advisory group to the Re
public of Korea Government. In
addition to attaining the honor
of serving on such a board. i)r
Bork has affiliations which in-
.elude Pill Kappa Pi, Kappa Del
: la Pi, Delta Pi Epsilon, Pi
Lambda Thcla, Mortar Board
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has served in positions ranging
from classroom teacher to in
structor, to associate professor
and head of the business depart
ment of the School of Business!
at the University of Oregon.
In 12 Dr. Bork resigned from
the University of Oregon in order
to assume another equally im
portant position, that of home-
maker.
Reservations for the 12:30
luncheon may be made by calling
Mrs. Stan Nettling, TU 2-5332
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Amaranth
Installation
friendship Court No. 11, Order
ol the Amaranth, held public in
stallation of officers Friday eve
ning, April 12. at the Scottish
Rite Temple. The courtroom was
attractively decorated with Tal
madge roses, gold musical notes
and the watch word, "Harmony,
written in gold,
Court was opened by the 1962 of
ficers, and Honored Lady Laulette!
Norton, Eugene, grand royal ma
tron, and Sir Knight Frank Guer
in, Newport, grand royal patron,
were escorted to the throne.
After the uncrowning ceremo
nies for Honored Lady Geneva
Swift, royal matron, presentation
of jewels was made, followed
by a piano solo by Janice Mc
Cornack.
Sir Knight Jack Schulze, past1
grand royal patron, installing mas
ter of ceremonies, introduced Hon
orcd Ladies Betty Day, associate
grand conductress: Hope Arstell,
grand historian; Phoebe Guerin.
grand page; Julia Spcncc, grand
representative to Maryland, and
Sir Knights Wade Arstell, grand
associate patron; William Goen,
grand assistant lecturer.
Other visitors were Nell' Bish
op and Hall Bishop, royal ma
tron and patron, Iioxanne Court,
Mcdford. Other courts represent
ed were Camilla Court No. 23.
McMinnville, Willamette Court No.
2, Eugene, Lincoln Court No. 16.
Newport.
Also present were Myrtle
Schiefcrstein, worthy high priest
ess, Naumi Shrine No. 5; Clyde
Blown, watchman of shepherds,
Naomi Shrine; Elmer Vincent.
worshipful master. Ponderosa At' I
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FAMILY ATTENDS RITES When Velma Krauss was
installed as royal matron of Friendship Court, Order of
the Amaranth, members of her family were present and
several took part in the ceremonies. In the front row, left
to right, are Grady Fort, Sherry Fort, Mrs. William
Erma Lee) Fort, Fullerton, Calif., Velma Krauss, Mrs.
Albert (Leonal Angel, Lynette Angel. In back, same
order, William Fort, Jon Krauss and Albert Angel. In front
is Bobby Fort.
Photo by Bob Anderson
VFW Aux. Has Election
MERRILL - Morrill VFW Aux-j
iliarv of Ut River Post No.
40.Vi met April 3 for election ot
officers. They are Mrs. Jack De
nov. president: Mrs. Williami
Elovd. senior vice president: Mrs.
Lee Haskins. junior vice presi
dent. Mrs. Clifford McKoen, treas-
uier: Mrs. Kenneth Austin, chap
lain: Mrs. Joe Fotheringham,
conductress: Mrs. Tony Suly Jr.,
guard. Trustees are Mrs. James
Walker. Mrs. Luther Hippy and
Mis. John O'Neill Jr.
Appointive ofticrrs are Mrs.
John O'Neill Jr.. Mrs. Glenn
Hunmcuu. Mrs. Jack Hodges and
V.r Don P!e. color hearers; Mrs.
Ilhcr Rippv. das bearer; Mrs.
James Walker, banner bearer:
Mrs. Don West, historian; Mrs.
Jatk Fleck, patriotic instructor.
Mrs. Sherman Waldrip and Mrs.
Dale Walker were appointed to
serve on the kindergarten board.
Marion Bowlsby, Vicky Liskey
and Dale Alter, Merrill students
participating in the recent speech
contest, were present to give
their speeches as entertainment
lor the evening. Mrs. Dale West
directed the students.
Mrs. Jack Deboy and Mrs. Clif
lord McKoen, present kindergar
ten board members, reported the
school graduation will be May 28
at 8 p.m. in the recreation hall.
Members voted to make a three-
year pledge to the Intercommuni
ty Hospital fund drive.
If it is in reasonably good condi
tion, it is proper to display any
U.S. flag, regardless of the num-
Iber of stars.
It AM: Charles I-eib, illustrious
master, Horace Gctz Council No.
21, Royal and Select Masters;
Norman Jones, master, Scottish
Rite, Second Degree; Ruth Ro-
denberger, worthy matron, Tule-
lake, OES: Leona Angel, chair
man Estarl Committee, OES;
Helen McCornack,' guardian Beth
el No. 61; Nellie Nicol. guardian
Bethel No. 5; Olive Hanna, dis
trict deputy president, Rebekah
Lodge; Emogene Jones, prcsi
dent, Nile Club.
Installing officers were Robert
Davidson; patron; Julia Spence,
marshal; William Goen, marshal's
aide: Ruth Rodenbergcr, secreta
ry; Blanche Marks, prelate; Ruth
Rcme, musician.
New officers are Velma Krauss,
royal matron; Frank McCornack,
royal patron; Thelma Colvin, as
sociate matron; Can Colvin, as
sociate patron: Hazel Pulley,
treasurer: William Goen, secre
tary; Pearl Nason, conduct
ress; Isabella Sanders, associate
conductress; Fannie May Thomp
son, Robert Davidson and Geneva
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Crossed anchors give a nauti
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slip-on and tie models. They come
in traditional white and faded
blue and tan chinn.
va Swift, one, two and three-year
trustees, respectively; Leona An
gel, marshal in the east; Martha
Powell, marshal in the west;
Mary Thompson, standard bear
er: Helen McCornack, musician:
Harry Briggs, prelate; Helen Cra
po. truth; Helen Vaagen, faith;
Lorene Ernst, wisdom; Freda Sex
ton,, charity; Alice Goen, histori
an: Albert Angel, warder; Rob
ert Ernst, sentinel.
After the entrance of 1U63 offi
cers, candles in the east were
lighted by Sherry Fort and Gra
dy Fort, grandchildren of the roy-
at matron.
A duct was sung by Ruth andi
Almon Geiss, accompanied by
Lynnette Angel.
The coronation ceremonies werel
performed by Blanche Schulze.
coronation matron; Albert Angel,
honored marshal: Mary Thomp
son, standard bearer; Mary Ellen
Gasler, crown bearer; James
Hunter, sword bearer; Leona
Angel, marshal in the east, and
Martha Powell, marshal in thej
west.
The "Arch of Steel" was pre
sented by Sir Knights of the
Friendship Court and visiting
courts. As the royal matron and
patron walked through the Arch
of Roses formed by the Friend
ship girls, Mr. and Mrs. Geiss
sang "I Walk With God."
Following short talks by thei
grand royal matron and patron.
Mrs. Krauss was presented by her
family a bracelet holding silver
charms of her grandchildren. A
gift from the royal patron was a
white lucile gavel with her name
and the lodge name engraved on
a gold band.
Mrs. Krauss also received a
gift from the court presented by
Thelma and Carl Colvin. Mrs.;
Krauss' gift to the royal patron
was a Masonic emblem billfold.
A reception was held in the
banquet room later. Tables were
decoratej with gold handmade
vases and candleholders. Flowers
were roses and orchids.
Past matrons presiding at the
coflee services were Phyllis May,
Ruth Rodenberger and Emogene
Jones.
Lynnette Angel attended t h e
guest book and programs were
presented by Sherry Fort.
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