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Mt. Heart Lodge Sees
Elizabeth DeHart Bride
Of Ervin Meier at
* Installation of New
Officers Thurs. Eve.
Candlelight Ceremony
LET'S BE SOCIABLE
Society Meets for
Postponed Session
Knighte, Sisters
Install Jointly
Wednesday Evening
The marriage of Miss Elizabeth
S. DeHart, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. A. I. DeHart, and Ervin
The Missionary Society of the
John Meier was solemnized at the
Evangelical church met Wednes­
The Knights of Pythias and the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter
day, January 8 at the church Pythian Sisters held a joint in­ Day Saints Saturday, January 11,
for a meeting which was post­ stallation at the I.O.O.F. hall at 8 p.m. Elder Haney of Port­
phoned from December. Holding Wednesday evening, January 8. land officiated.
the December meeting in January
The bride was lovely in a gown
For the ladies, Mrs. Elmore
will also give society members Knight was the presiding officer of white chiffon with short
an opportunity to gather again and she was assisted by Mrs. M. sleeves and formal length gloves.
this month for the regular Janu­ Lamping, Sr., and Mrs. Tom Her finger tip veil was held in
ary session on Wednesday, the Crawford.
place by a juliet cap with tiny
29th.
Those installed were: P.C., seed pearls. Her bouquet was pink
Devotionals were led by Mrs. Mrs. H. Culbertson; M.E.C., rosebuds, white cyclamen ■’ and
Franklin Malmsten and the final Mrs. Milton Lamping, Jr.; Senior, white honeysuckle with white
report was made on the study Mrs. C. Landers; Junior, Mrs. tulle.
book on India.
The maid of honor was the
Otto Michener; Manager, Mrs. E.
Refreshments were served by E. Garner; M.R.C., Mrs. Tom Tur­ bride’s sister, Miss Dorothy De­
Mrs. Alice Malmsten, Mrs. Frank­ ner; M.F., Mrs. George Johnson; Hart, who wore a gown of blue
lin Malmsten and Mrs. Walter Pro., Mrs. Carl Davis, and Guard, net and carried pink carnations.
Kent.
Joe Dennis was best man and
Mrs. J. C. Sawyer. Other officers
elected for the (following year ushers were Lester DeHart and
were: Trustee for three years, Jim Davis.
The candles were lighted by the
Mrs. William Shafer; press cor­
respondent, Mrs. Tressie Michener, bride’s sister, Tempie DeHart, who
wore a blue chiffon gown.
and musician, Mrs. Peterson.
A reception was held at the
Mrs. A. L. Kullander was pre­
sented with a Past Chief pin home of "the bride’s parents and
from the Temple, after holding those assisting were Mrs. T. L.
the M.R.C. office for 10 years. DeHart, Mrs. Leon Savage and
A gift was presented to the out­ Mrs. Frank Lange. Mrs. Everett
going M.E.C., Mrs. Harry Cul- DeHart cut the wedding cake.
bertsop, at the close of the meet­ Between 50 and 60 guests were
served. Out of town guests were
ing.
Oscar Weed was the installing Mr, and Mrs. Wjll Harders of
officer for the Knights and tak­ Portland, guests of Mr. and Mrs.
ing office were: Chancellor Com­ Otto Meier.
mander, Harry W. Culbertson;
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Vice Commander, A. Landers; Business Women Hear
Slacks
Prelate, M. L. Lamping; Master
of Works, N. S. Soden; Master of Convention Report
Sweaters
Arms, Aaron Wagner; Master of
Mrs. Maude Kobow gave an in­
Exchequer, R. M. Aldrich; Keeper teresting report on a writers’
for cold weather wear
of Records and Seals, Oscar Weed; convention she had attended in
Inner Guard, Ed Miller, and Outer Seattle, at a meeting of the Ver­
Guard, Jim Rusow.
nonia Business Women’s club,
Refreshments were served by Tuesday, January 6. Mrs. Kobow
Rose Potter, Gertrude Rusow, described the personalities anu
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eral of these speakers. One of
the featured speakers at the con­
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Plans were made to order tickets
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and make arrangements for trans­
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could attend the opera “Carmen.”
Miss Marion Schwartz will be
hostess at the next meeting which
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Mrs. Luther Herrin was in
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Mrs. T. L. DeHart and Mrs.
Frank Lange were hostesses at
a bridal shower for Miss Eliza­
beth DeHart at; the home of Mrs.
Lange Wednesday, January 8.
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Loyal Women Install
New Officers Wed.
The regular meeting of Mt!
A regular meeting of the Or­
Wednesday afternoon in the
Heart Rebekah Lodge No. 243 was
der of Rainbow Girls was held
Christian
church
dining
room
the
held Thursday evening at the
Monday, January 13. The fol­
I.O.O.F. hall and was opened in officers of the Loyal Women’s lowing were elected: Stella Bell­
due form with Silvia Turner, No­ class were installed by Mrs. Er­ ingham, W.A.; Dorothy Ann Hog-
ble Grand, ill the chair. Vera Wil­ nest Baker. The officers for the berg, Worthy Associate Advisor;
lard, District Deputy President, new year are: President, Mrs. Virginia Millis, Charity; Delores
and her installing sf.aff, being in Joe Peachey; vice-president, Mrs. Johnson, Hope; Alice George,
waiting, were escorted into the Herman Wood; secretary, Mrs. Faith; Shirley Bennett, Treasurer,
hall and given the degree honors. Blanch Millis; treasurer, Mrs. and Mary Ann Johns, Recorder.
They proceeded with the installa­ Clifford Fowler, and teacher, Mrs.
J. Stubbs.
tion of new officers.
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Those installed were: Noma
Callister, Noble Grand; Juanita Odd Fellows Lodge
Edwards, Vice-Grand; Beryl Cline,
Secretary; Ella Cline, Treasurer; Installs Tuesday
Pauline McKee, Warden; Louise
The following officers were in­
Hammett, Conductor; Ethel Lan­ stalled by Special Deputy District
ders, Chaplain; Faye Davis, Out­ Grand Master Cecil Johnson and
side Guardfan, Lena Schroeder and his staff at the regular meeting of
and
Ethel Peasnall, Right and Left the Odd Fellows Lodge Tuesday
Supporters of Vice-Grand and evening of this week. The new
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Right and Left Supporters of No­
N.G., Orvel Edwards; V.G.,
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Louis Schroeder; Secretary, Calvin
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- Annetta Pearl, Musician; Ne­ Turner; Treasurer, Rex Hess;
oma McMullen, Colcr Bearer, and Warden, Rex Normand; Con­
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Mathilde Bergerson, Inside Guard­ ductor, George Turner; R.S.N.G.,
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ian, being absent, will be installed William Heath; L.S.N.G., Wil­
at a later date.
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liam D. Shafer; R.S.V.G., Mike
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Silvia Turner was presented Willard, L.S.V.G., Homer Gwin; v
with her Past Noble Grand’s jewel. R.S.S., D. O. Cantwell; L.S.S.,
Ione Justice was elected drill cap­ John Gritdahl; Outside Guardian,
tain, Melba Johnson was appoint­ Carl A. Davis; Inside Guardian,
ed god-of-the-order chairman and Ralph McKee; Chaplain, Tommy
Cecil Johnson was elected trus­ Hall and Past Noble Grand, Tom
tee to succeed Bob Spencer.
Turner. Members of the finance
Timber Rt., Box 56
After the meeting, refreshments committee are Cecil Johnson, Tom
Vernonia, Oregon
were served upstairs at which Turner and Homer Gwin.
time the members revealed their
birthday friends and drew new
names.
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Event of Wednesay
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COCO DOOR MATS. Small size Were $1.95
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