The Independent-News, Volume 88, Number 42, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 15 October 1964 — Page 13

)ES Honors Post Matrons And Patrons "Turn Back the Clock" was the ’icme used at the meeting of ;e Walkerton Chapter 319. Or-,-r of the Eastern Star, Tuesty evening. October 6. when ist matrons and past patrons of ie chapter were honor guests. There were torry one honored icsts present, among them being ,e fifty year members of the । year old chapter. A special uprise the worthy matron and ,tron. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred rews. had for the evening was Pieir bringing Mrs. Blanche , mith, of Plymouth, to the meet-

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Ing in her wheel chair. Mrs. Smith is 92 years old and served the chapter as their worthy matron in 1923. She is a fifty year meinher. Other 50 year members present were Mrs Anna Bose. Mrs Lorene Rector. Mrs. Margaret Purdy, and Mrs. Gus Verkier. Mrs. Drew’s greeted the members and introduced four guests from other chapters: Mrs. Julia Turner, Indianapolis; Mrs. Byrd Smith, a member of an Alabama chapter, now residing on Rt. 3. Walkerton; Mrs Barbara Ferguson, a member of Walton chapter now residing in Walkerton; and Mrs. Grace Evans, of Hammond, and a summer resident of Koontz Lake.

Two clocks were in the chapter room and were used when Mis. John Peterson and Mrs. Robert King presented a skit, "The Past and Future Meet " depicting the need for all past matrons and patrons, the dependence placed on their judgment and assistance, plus the proof that the same will l>e received from the future heads of the chapter. The soloist, Mrs William Heim Jr., sang a parody to "Countless Hours.” Mrs. Drews reminisced of some humorous incidents in the life of the local chapter, and other chapters throughout the world. The. chapter room was decorated with pots of white mums. An arrangement of yellow and purple mums was on the East dais. Two of the honored guests, residing out of town, were Mrs. Bette (Savage I Hauge. South Bend, and Mrs. Nelle Ferguson. Lansing. 111. It was voted to serve the Past Masters dinner Thursday, October 13. Mrs Stanley Orcutt and Mrs Minnie Mikesell, will be in charge. Birthdays honored were tho-' of Mrs. Elsie Johnson and Mrs. Dionisios Giftakis. Mrs David MeHin protemed in tlb- station of marshal Mr- Ewart Fan ar and Mrs Ix*onard Beaty were the

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greeters. A social hour was enjoy<<| in the beautifully doorra'fl dining room W'here v dow and purple shades of mun.s were arranged on the tables Clever place ranis n purph* ami gold marked th« honor guests’ pl.ices and a gift for each was f" in<l by the plate. Mrs Robert Sill and her committee were responsible for the clever decor. Hostesses for the refreshments were. Mrs. Francis Gindelberger. Mrs. Neil Downey. Mrs. Robert Awald, Mrs Walter Baker and Mrs Walter Heil. The. next meeting will be guest night, October 20. when the officers will invite, a friend to share their station for the evening. Lincoln-Liberty Farm Bureau The Lincoln Liberty Farm Bureau mot Wo Incsday ovei..eg J ‘ 7:30 p.m. at 'he N< rth Liberty C immunity Building The meeting was opened with pravor and words of thank giving ’V Willard Stump. Tlie l-H lead, is of the girls d boys were introduced .md S'evc Freeman had his poultry judging

P mi <9 .: m d.rate good qualdi. s f"’in<l in i. flock f laving h. rs, 1 1 Sa-.p David Pou h. Ms u> n M. - Ga in a-.d M< r'e B< t • n M -s 'Jborta Brmkhoff ^ave i d.-u •>. stration on the ar<‘ of d-diy cows. Mis F r< t Stondaugh J h. r gnl- give i lemon-tration n cl .tiling Mi.. Sharon f'lingenpc. 1 and Miss J me Platz gave a !■ »- ostrati' n on cloth ng Linn <’li' k demonstrated the care of jewelry Margaret Mangus told of ’ • r interesting experiences at the State Fair. Mrs S' m ba".’- fl Mr Ri iard Roush awfd>*d 'ho girls 'I- r DH pins St< e F'.on m ’ I Dale Nar igor pr>- ■ ".ted the bo 4 with pins also These pirs whe given ov the Firm Bureau federation We as m- • bers, wish ' » thank 'he PH 1. d. m anti I H girls a" 1 b v- : : 'heir f ne work in the past The officers ebeted so! lift ve.tr ire W ” -td prc-i-dent ' D - >’hv N uag n tarv and tr. i ere r a> JIPi ■an Bt nk ff e pihv* Refr» ■ r ■ ■ w re the I; ts M' md Mi - P. • t Kane, and s he f*r’!v Si-‘-i>

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