The Independent-News, Volume 88, Number 41, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 8 October 1964 — Page 3

DeMolaysTo Installed Officers Thursday Night WH J | << i | r j Public installation ceremonies will be conducted Thursday, October Bth for Gary Clark, son of Mr. and Mrs. Warner Clark, when he will be installed as Master Councilor of the Order of DeM >lay at 7 30 pm. at the MaInstalling officer will be Gary’s father, Warner C’ark, pa t wornhtpful master of F & A M. Masonic L< Ige chapter 619. He w.ll lie ass -tod by the junior past master conncib r. Rick Ruby, and other M i »ns here. Demolay Dad is Robert Flaugher. Other officers to he installed inchvle Kent F.chwedor, Senior Councilor Joseph Knowlton junior coun-dor; Gary Mechbng, scribe; Steuben Matz. chaplain; WIIHam Bie-lv, senior deacon; Bob Mrrhling, junior deacon; Cj-orr yu,^„, s porior steward; Richard Petersen junior steward; Donn's Johnson almoner; William Rhodes marshal; Don Stahly, standard bearer; James Smith, sentinal; Rosa Divine orator; and Panj G^mre Ta-w Sheaks Car! Creech. Phdlin Wiktorowski, Mike ■Ross. Stanley Hostetter and Bob Lute, all precentors. ,

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Tri Kappas Hears Os Progress On State I^evel Mrs. Donald Humicker of Hobart outlined latest state Tri Kappa projects at the Epsilon Chi chapter meeting Thursday in the home of Mrs. Robert Hiler, Walkerton. Mrs. Hunsieker, Provin e Nine Officer, noted that there are 13.000 Tri Kappa members in Indiana. During the last two-year period, the state-wide organizat ion has spent more than one-half million dollars in the areas of charity, culture and education, she added. Among the chief pr elects are scholarships to both high school and college str deni s. refurnishing the children’s conference and waiting room at Laßue Carter Memorial H< -pital in Indianapolis and an emergency fund for women students in 13 Indiana colleges. The Tri Kappa art collection now contains 79 paintings representing 68 artists, she said. Following her report, Mrs. Hunsicker received a chrysanthemum plant as a gift from the chapter. Mrs Richard Naragon. wavs and means chairman, annoum- 'I that, the charter wi'l sell b'r’hdav ca’-mda-; as a fopd-raising n- wet Dates ■ d calc’da-or lers are t > he turned in at the Nover her meeting. Mrs John Pawn)l scholarship cha;'man. disnlaved o-w of the plnmios con* pning nm • s of honor award winners which are beir-g placed in the three Heal sch< ,’s. Mu Stanley Orcutt, chanter president renorted on the officers’ work^hon held recently in the Gary Country Club. Refreshments were served by Mrs Hi’er. Mrs. Powell and Mrs. Naragon The modern auto can> outrun a tornado and it's probably twice as dangerous. Usirt? compliments as a handle there nre mighty few doors that can’t be pried open.

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