The Independent-News, Volume 92, Number 45, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 6 April 1967 — Page 12

THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS — APRIL 6, 1967

Rainbows Honor Lorraine Mullet At Reception Miss Loraim Mullet, Grand Prompter for Rainbow for Girls i’i Indiana was honored by het Walkerton Assembly 64. Saturday evening. April 1 in the Walkiibn Elementary School. Mrs. Alf’ed Drews. mother advisor ire ted the friends assembled \ ith a < lever original poem, t taking all present most wel- < >me. A large green paper facsimile (f the Rainbow Ritual, imprinted \ ith gold letters hung above and 1 hind the white satin draped Gais in the East. Two Swedish Steel candi l ibras and two ( Mhederal vases of pink and v hite gladiolus flanked the dais. Miss Linda Thornburg, worthy ; ivisor of the host Assembly was e warted to the East and presenti 1 by Mrs. Prews She w< loomed i arvone and ask the Prill Leader, to escort Miss Mullet to tio East She was given a gildt 1 bird cage with red bird nestii g. Eight Rainbow sisters addel a brightly colored bird to the s de of the cage as verses were s > ken Mrs. John McCombs s.ng ' W» Wish You Love." Miss Janice Hartsough played the । ano accompaniment. Miss I’atti Paetzel of Hofie Assembly 110. grand worthy a Ivisor of the State of Indiana x is escorted through an aisle of I eMolay bovs. Before she I lehed the East several Rain- |. iw Girls greeted her in verse r> v j presented her with a well t ellis. covered with butterflies, sis. McCombs sang for her "How Great Thou Art." Othei grand officers presented cud introduced by Miss Mullet vere: Miss Sheryl Bauman. (Gr. R.p. to Kansas' from North Liberty; Miss Pat McGowan. ( and Historian from Lakeville; I Specializing in Permanent । Waving | j Dede’s Beauty Salon • Hair Shaping, Coloring & = i Styling Phone 586-3644 Operators: DEDE FEJES & JANET BIGGER I = 90S Roosevelt Road Walkerton, Indiana

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Miss Linda Serk, Grand Ambassador of Goodwill from Bremen; Miss Sizi Hollinshead. Grand rose lecturer, from Shawnee; Miss Debt i Ho|y< ross. Grand Rep. to Wisconsin, from South Bend; and Miss Kay Hux, Grand Rep. to Nevada, from Union Mills. The honor guest introduced her parents Mr. and Mrs. Myron Mullet and her two sisters Miss Maxine and Miss Rachel and other relatives and close friends who had come to honor her. She also introduced two college classmates from Indiana State University, Miss Ann Barnes oi Evansville and Miss Lynda Wood of Terre Haute, who were house guests of the Mullets. Miss Thornburg presented Miss Mullet and Miss Paetzel coragcs of a cimbidium orchid with hyacinth floredes from the assembly. Other special guests in th< East, introduced were Alfred Drews, Grand Chairman of dist. 1; Mrs. Irene Lidy. Walkerton, grand organizer, dist. 1; and Mrs. Drews, grand chairman of dist. 1. Visiting Mother Advisors present wore introduced along wit*> other heads of the Masonic and Eastern Star bodies and Rainbow In her speech of appreciation to her assembly. Miss Mullet praised her family, friends, Rainbow sisters for all the confidence placed in her when she accepted. She left no doubt in the minds of her lis< tners the lessons taught in Rainbow have been well adhered to. Miss Paetzel gave an inspiring message to all the new and younger members of Rainbow the true meaning of the obligation they took when thev became members of their assembly. The grace and poise of these two fine young women revealed the spiritual background both in the home and Church but also in the teachings found in the Rainbow Ritual. Mr. Gerald Moyer of Goshen presented for the evening program “The Year That Was" a story of the 12 months of the year shown by b< autiful colored slides with organ barkground music and narration on tape. Before the social hour began Miss Thornburg announced members of her Assembly would join her at the church of her choi< e. The Lutheran Church at Donaldson. the next morning for the morning worship in a body. A salad bar. coffee and punch were enjoyed following the meeting with Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wolfenbrger. (hairman of the Walkerton Rainbow Board in

charge. Mrs. Waltr Jackson presided at the punch bowl. In the social area of the room a large bird cage with many la.»>;e paper colorful birds, bees and butterflies had been arranged. The serving table was centered with a compote of flowere and tiny birds. New Books At Public Library In Walkerton New books in the Walkerton Public Library: Non-fiction This Is My Life - Bjorn. The Sense of Wonder Carson Pay Now, Die Later Collin The Boston Strangler Frank Aircraft Power Plants Frass Data Gentle, ed. Inside South America — Gunther Let s Grow Lilies Howie, ed. One Hundred and Fifty Years Indiana University Rush To Judgment Lane Everything But Money — Levenson The Swamp Fox - Marion Brands. Trademarks, and Good

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