Hungry Horse news., 1954-04-02
InstoII Col. Falls
Rainbow Assembly

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Now instituted is Columbia
Falls Assembly, Order of the Rain
bow for Girls. Institution, install
alton of officers, and initiation was
Tuesday at the new grade school
auditorium. The event was post
poned from Saturday due to the
storm.
Mrs. Bernice Moore, Missoula,
Supreme Deputy of the Order of
the Rainbow for Girls, was Insti-
tuting Officer. Assisting her was
Mrs. Thelma Carr, Missoula, mem
Der of the state executive board.
Other instituting officers introduce
ed by Mrs. Gladys Shay, Eastern
Star worthy matron, were Mrs.
Betty Hetzer, recorder; Mrs. Will
ma Nelson, chaplain; Mrs. Helen
Lad, marshal; and Mrs. Jean Lane,
musician.
INITIATE CLASS
Initiation was done after school
by Kalispel1 Assembly officers.
Beverly 10y is worthy advisor,
with Mrs. Aileen Stotts, mother
advisor. The so new Rainbow girls
are Jill Anders, Patricia Ball, Pat
ricia Crum, Marjorie Dewitt, Jen-
ME Lee Greene, Helen Dolores
Greve, Carolyn Hyndman, Norma
Jean Herbkersman, 10 Ann Hill,
Carol Lee Hill, Betsy Lundborg,
Anita Lundblade, Margaret Ger
trude Ryan, Donna Claire Run
dell, Sally Seymer, Sylvia Lillian
Smith, Elaine Smith, Margaret
Sparks, Columbia Falls; Deanna
Cada and Carol Thomas, Columbia
Heights; Mary Rae Carroll, Dawn
Hupe, Janet Rickert, Portia Ann
Sharr, Vivian Schuppenies, Car
lene Schuppenies, Sandy Stratton,
Hungry Horse; Beret Barbo, Pat
ricia Chef, Celia Cady, Lois Cady,
Jean Rosander, Martin City, Err
ma Brown, Carol More, Rebecca
Stevens, Sharon Marie Stevens,
Darlene White, and Colleen Del
ma Wales, Coram; Myrna Lee
Beatty, Lola Mae Johnson, De-
Loris Parker, Winifred Susan
Rupp; Kay Ridenour, Roberta
Sanderson, West Glacier; Barbara
Countryman, Nancy Coverdell,
Bonnie Hanson, Clarice Marie
Mas, Gail Elaine Preston, Half
Moon; and Gertrude Van, Kalis-
pell.
Girls affiliating here are Marie
Baeth, Martin City; Grace Marie
Dewitt. Columbia Falls; and Rob-
erta Mclean, Columbia Heights.
NAME NEW OFFICERS
First set of officers of the new
Assembly were installed by White
fish Assembly officers. Worthy
advisor there, Kathleen Lamb,
was installing officer. Mrs. S. M.
Frederick is mother advisor at
Whitefish. New Columbia Falls OF
ficers are Jennie Lee Greene,
worthy advisor; Marie Baeth, as
sociate worthy advisor; Margaret
Sparks, Charity; Barbara Country
man. Hope; Grace Marie Dewitt,
Faith; Jo Ann Hill, recorder; Betsy
Lundborg, treasurer; Carol Lee
Hill. chaplain; Sally Seymer, drill
leader; DeLoris Parker, Love-
Myrna Beatty, Religion; Roberta
Sanderson, Nature; Susan Rupp,
Immortality; Janet Rickert, FL
deity: Pat Crum, Patriotism; Car
olyn Hyndman, Service; Erna
Brown, confidential observer;
Sandy Stratton, outer observer;
Anita Lundblade, musician; Beret
Barbo, choir director, with Pat
Ball, Pat Chef, Lois Cady, Mar
iorie Dewitt, Dawn Hupe, Roberta
Mclean, Carol More, Margaret
RYAN, Portia Sharr, and Vivian
Schuppenies, choir members.
INITIAL BOARD MEMBERS
Mrs. Gertrude Dewitt was select
ed by board members as flrst mo-
ther advisor of the Assembly.
BOARD members who represent Es-
tella Pomeroy Chapter No. 68, Eas-
tern Star, sponsoring orgaiilZd troii'
are Mrs. Marian Andrew, Mrs. Ro-
berta Bakshas, Mrs. Corinne Duer'
board secretary; Klaas Dewitt; MRS.
Mildred Forsythe, chairman OF the
board; Mrs. Pearl Sparks, Mr. ana
Mrs. Dan Saurey, Mr.. and Mrs
All Shay and Mrs. Leila Vessels.
Members of the Eastern Star
served dinner to the girls at the
girls at the Masonic hall. They al
so had charge of refreshments al
the close of the evening.
The Rainbow Assembly will
meet first and third Thursdays OF
each month at the Masonic nall
7:3o D. m. First meeting is sched-
MED for April Is. Masons ano
Eastern Stars are invited to attend
any Rainbow meeting.