The Monett times., 1921-12-02
/ CONDUCTORS AND AUXILIARY
INSTALL OFFICERS


of the year was the gathering of Con
ductors and their families to attenc
the annual election Of officers and the
installation ceremonies which took
place in O. R. c. hall November 20
The Ladies Auxiliary also took part
The election of officers and routine
business occupied the afternoon, after
which the Conductors and their famil-
les repaired to the Methodist Epis-
copal church, where Two Rivers Div
ision had provided banquet in honor
of the occasion.
After the banquet they returned to
the hall where delightful entertain
ment was given by several children
of members of the Order.
Interest was added to the occasion
by several distinguished visitors from
out of town, who are members of the
grand bodies of the two orders. Mrs.
George Coleman, of st. Louis, who is
member of the grand executive COM
mittee L. A. to 0. R. c., presided at
the installation of the Ladies Auxil-
iary and Throughout the evening. W.
L. Heath, general chairman of the O.
R. C. Frisco Lines, installed the men,
Mrs. Agnes NJ. Whelan, of Oklahoma
City, grand vice president Of the L.
A. to O. R. c., in her usual charming
manner, made a pleasant and instruc-
tive address.
Many members were called upon
and responded with short talks and
the evening was altogether too short
for the good time all enjoyed.
Officers for 1922, for Two River;
Division 151 are as follows:-cl1iet
conductor, C. E. Whitlatch; assistant
chief conductor, C. C. Miller; secre.
tary-treasurer, D. B. Kingery; senior
conductor, j. D. Taylor; Jun
ior conductor, ]. ]. Cooper; inside
sentinel, Ralph Breese; outside senti
mel, A. C. Russey; delegate to grant
convention to be held at Cleveland, 0.
S. A. Gates; alternate, J. R. Helm
baugh; member legislative committee
j. R. Heimbaugh.
The Ladies Auxiliary installed tht
following officers for 1922: Mrs. G. W
Wilhoit, president; Mrs. A. w. Gil
bert, vice president; Mrs. Mar!
Wightman, secretary and treasurer
Mrs. j. S. Shirlie, senior sister; Mrs
N. G. Hudson, junior sister; Mrs. F. I
Watson, guard; Mrs. Thos. Maxwell
chairman of executive committee
Mrs. Byron Mooney, first member
Mrs. Harry Martin, second member
Mrs. ]. NJ. Clayton, corresponding
secretary; Mrs. S. A. Gates, insurance
secretary; Mrs. J. J. Cooper, musi
clan; Mrs. B. P. McCaslin, delegate
Mrs. ]. NJ. Clayton, alternate.
Link Officers: Mrs. r. 7. Burrii
Charity; Mrs. E. E. Johnson, Truth
Mrs. Harry Kirk, Friendship.
Color Bearers: Mrs. Earl Smit
Mrs. 7. E. Austin, Mrs. Jake Pattor
Mrs. H. P. Lamb, Mrs. ]. c. Clinton
Mrs Earl Monroe, Mrs. P. A. HaXe
Mrs. W. S. Taylor and Mrs. G. L
Shreve.
Among the visitors present wer
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Whelan, of Okla
homa City; Mr.. and Mrs. A. Keitzel
of Neodesha, Kans.; Mr.. and Mrs.
P. Mccoy, of Neodesha; Mr.. and Mr..
w. L. Heath, of st. Louis; Mrs. Gec
Coleman, of St. Louis; Ben Adams, o
St. Louis, and jim Laughlin, of S
Louis.
Mrs. Coleman was presented with
box of beautiful handkerchiefs, tn
presentation speech being made b
, Mrs. C. E. Whitlatch. Mrs. Colema
responded in a charming manne
Mrs. B. P. McCaslin, Mrs. Dan GUN
ney and Mrs. j. J. Cooper were pr
sented with beautiful bouquets
white carnations.