Banner Graphic, Volume 10, Number 243, Greencastle, Putnam County, 17 June 1980 — Page 7

Cloverdale chapter hosts grand OES officers

Cloverdale Chapter 369, Greencastle Chapter 255, and Fillmore Chapter 186. Order of the Eastern Star, met June 9 at the Cloverdale Masonic Temple for the visit of Naomi Mitchell, Worthy Grand Matron and several grand officers of the Indiana Grand Chapter of Order of the Eastern Star A pitch-in dinner was held at 6 pm. in the chapter dining room Which was decorated in a nautical theme. At 7:10 p.m . Baby Dedication was held in the chapter room. Mr. and Mrs. George M. Cummings Jr. and son George stood at the alter while the Worthy Grand Matron spoke to them. Mrs. Alice June Hacker then sang "Give of Your Best to the Master.” All chapters assembled in the Chapter room for joint in-

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Nancy L. Miller, Fillmore, and Larry D. Miller, Greencastle, are pleased to announce the approaching marriage of their daughter, Dawne Marie, to Richard Kevin Davis, the son of Mr. and Mrs. John L. Davis, Cloverdale. Dawne is a 1979 graduate of South Putnam High School and is attending Indiana State University. Richard is a 1978 graduate of Cloverdale High School and is employed at the Cloverdale IGA. The wedding will be held at 2:30 p.m. on June 28 at the Cloverdale United Methodist Church. All friends and relatives are cordially invited to attend.

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spection, at 7 p.m. preceded by a presentation of 50-year membership pins to Chest and Clarice Liptrap of the Greencastle Chapter. Cloverdale Worthy Matron Martha Davis welcomed the Worthy Grand Matron and as she stood at the alter, Mrs. Hacker sang “One Day At A Time”. Mrs. Mitchell then passed through an aisle of past

worth matrons of District nine. As Mrs. Mitchell had trained to become a nurse, each matron gave advice pertaining to Mrs. Mitchells duties as a RN instead of Worthy Grand Matron. As the Worthy Grand Patron, Ernest Kemplen stood at the alter, Mrs. Christine Graham sang “Rejoice, Ye Pure in Heart.” Lodge patrons of District nine provided an escort

Tri Kappas attend convention

“Tri Kappa Magic” was the theme for the Province V convention of Kappa Kappa Kappa held June 7 at the Hulman Memorial Union Building, Terre Haute. Beta Psi Chapter, Greencastle, members who attended the event were Kay Coomer, Elizabeth Murphy, Lois Underwood, Norine Myers, Gwen Cassells, Ruth Ann Newnum, Connie Macy, Jane Bray, Peggy Frisbee, and Barbara Febey. Two members of the Greencastle associate chapter

Tomato bisque

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aisle for the Worthy Grand Patron. They gave him a basket and presented him with token gifts of candy, bread, vitamins, etc. Grand chapter officers were then introduced, as well as the past grand officers, their wives and husbands. Cloverdale Chapter presented the opening work, Greencastle Chapter gave initiatory work, and

also attended, Margaret Harris and Betty Harmless. Registration was under the direction of Alpha Omega chapter of Brazil and a coffee hour was provided by members of Brazil Alpha chapter. Following this, workshops were held for scholarship, treasurers, secretaries, and public relations. The delegate workshop was under the supervision of the province officer, Peggy Blair, Beta Unit Associate Chapter, Brazil. At the luncheon, the following

through a fine-mesh strainer placed over a 1% or 2-quart saucepan; discard seeds and any other residue. Heat the tomato mixture until simmering and keep hot over very low heat. In a 2%- or 3-quart saucepan over low heat melt the margarine. Stir in the cornstarch. Gradually stir in the dissolved dry milk. Stirring constantly over moderate heat, cook until thickened and boiling. Gradually stir in the hot tomato mixture, then the cream and sugar; reheat gently. Serve at once. Also good chilled. Makes 3% cups.

Fillmore Chapter gave the closing work. Honorary memberships were given to the Worthy Grand Matron and her husband, the Worthy Grand Patron and his wife, and the District Deputy, Blanche Durham. Cloverdale presented Mr. Durham with an honorary membership. Indiana Grand Chapter members present were Matron, Naomi Mitchell, and her husband Fred; Ernest Kemplen and wife Barbara; Associate Grand Patron Loyd Faust and wife Ellen; Associate Grand Conductress Linda Cline and husband Vaughn, Grand Chaplain Joe Elmore and wife Nancy, Grand Organist Mary Louise Kraus and husband Max; Grand Ada Lee Ann Wise and husband Joe; Grand Ruth Louise Carpenter and husband

state council officers were introduced: Jo Ann Chandler, president; Sarah Tolbert, vice president; Vanlila Lockwood, treasurer; Joan Morgan, secretary. Kay Coomer of Beta Psi chapter, serving as a state officer on the Public Relations Committee, represented that committee at the convention. Art work, prepared by participating chapters, was judged and the popular award was given to Jane Maurer, Brazil, Alpha Omega, for her oil painting "Sunshine and Bluebells.”

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Jack; Grand Esther Ruth Fuson and husband Bob; Grand Martha Louise Austin and husband Ed; Grand Electa Beverly Bacton and husband Robert; Grand Warder Rith Meschen; Grand Sentinel Lowell Carlile and wife Ann; District Deputy 6 Glorida Jonas and husband Jerry; District Deputy 9, Blanch Durham and husband Don; District Deputy 12, Rebecca Wilson and husband Robert; and past grand officers who included Past Grand Patron, Harold Koenig and wife; Past Grand Patron Harry Jackson and wife; and Past Grand Matron and Trustee Helen Gore. # Following inspection, grand officers, officers, and members were invited to the chapter dining room for refreshments.

Two jury awards were given to Betsy Wade, Martinsville Alpha Psi, for her watercolor, “Rocks and Pines”, in the professional category and to Sally Carpenter, Brazil Alpha Associates for her oil painting “Seascape” The best of show-handicraft award was presented to the Lebanon Chapter, Alpha Beta, for their quilt. The scrapbook awards were presented to the active chapter of Brazil Alpha Omega and to the associate chapter of Mooresville for the most complete activity records.

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