The Nespelem tribune. [volume] (Nespelem, Wash.) 1934-1936, 1935-01-16
OKANOCAN COUNTY POMONA
ENTERTAINED AT BREWSTER
New Officers Installed By Master
Geo. l. Shaw; Committee
Appointed
Resolutions Passed

Resolutions Passed
Favor High Dam, Free Brewster
Bridge, Reduction Of Truck
Licenses, Blanket Primary
BREWSTER The Brewster
Grange entertained some three
hundred members of Okanogan
County Oranges at the regular
quarterly meeting of the Pomona,
held Saturday, January IL. Brew
ster school officials kindly gave
their permission for the session 70
be held in the high school auditor
ium. The school kitchen served as
headquarters for the ladies of the
Home Economics committee, who
served three meals to the guests
during the day and night.
The morning business session was
devoted to the appointing of COM
mittees for the ensuing year.
These committees are as follows:
Finance Roy Mclean, Brewster;
s. l.. Magnussen, Carlton; and Geo.
Smith, Knob Hill.
Home Economics Mrs. v. II.
Gregory, Malott; Laura Utzinger,
Tunk Valley; and Mrs. Sims, Scotch
Greek.
Relief Chas. Miller, Pateros; Mrs
Frank Hendrick, Pogue Flat, and
Ida Curry, Brewster.
Agricu1ture-Lee Rice, Oroville;
A. G. Buckley, Mt. Olive; and o. r.
Mccoy, Ellisforde.
Membership-Paul Webb, Twisp,
Hoke Smith, Brewster; and Mrs.
Sweet, Pateros.
Resolutions -A. l.. King, Malott;
Supt. Miliken, Pateros; and Sup.
O. T. Peterson, Brewster.
Insurance agent Frank Graham,
Malott.
Business agent-Carl v. Elliott,
Brewster.
Publicity agent Mrs. o. p. Nc
Coy, Ellisforde.
Pass Resolutions
Among the resolutions passed by
the Pomona were ones asking sup
port from the governor and legisla-
ture for the blanket primary bill, for
reduction of farm truck licenses to
three dollars, for the completion Of
the Grand Coulee high dam, the
Cascade highway, and the taking
over by the state of the Brewster
toll bridge.
Sixty patrons were given the fifth
degree obligation by Louis F. Lar
sen. A literary program was
assembled by Paul Webb and the
following numbers given during the
lecture hour:
Community singing, led by Laura
Utzinger; humorous stunts; talk
by Supt. Milliken Of Pateros;
instrumental trio, by Rex and Jurle
Yeager and Billy Conley, accom-
panied by Janice Wilson; vocal solo
by A. G. VanDellon accompanied
by Clara Petersen; reading by Mrs.
Boyer; vocal solo by Merle Hayes
accompanied by Miss Hayes; vocal
solo by Heraldine Douglas accom-
panied by Evangeline Douglass,
vocal trio, by Helen Bramlsan,
Winnie Perkins, and Amy Bell, ac-
companied by Janice Wilson; and
guitar solo by Clara Peterson.
Pomona Master George I. Shaw
gave the installation ceremony, in
stalling the 1885 Pomona officers,
who comprise the following MEM
bers: Master, G.. 7. Shaw; overseer,
Louis Larson; lecturer, Violet
Clarkson; chaplain, Chas. Miller;
steward, A. L. King; assistant stew
ard, A. G.. VanDellon; lady assistant
steward, Ida Shaw; gatekeeper.
Geo. L. Wilson; court ladies, Orla
Yarnell, Mrs. A. G. VanDellon, Mrs.
Buckley; secretary, H. G.. Hope;
treasurer, Omar Ortt; executive
committeeman, l.. r. Vincent.
After the business meeting large
percentage of the crowd adjourned
to the new Gamble hall which was
donated for Grange dancing. At a
late hour, refreshments were again
served, and dancing again resumed
until early morning.
Pomona Grange will meet again
in April with the Pogue Flat Grang-
ers in Omak. Four invitations were
given but a large majority of the
votes were in favor of meeting in
Omak.
Pogue Flat Grange members who
attended the meeting were Mr.. and
Mrs. Percy George, Mr.. and Mrs. A
T. Threewits, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Sands, Mr.. and Mrs. M. E. Hatch
err, Mrs. Donald Dodge, Mrs. r. ..
Rodolph, Mrs. Young, and Mrs. F..
r. Hendrick.
BUILDS NEW GARAGE