The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-08-07

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ing recently for the purpose OF
re-instituting Lily Temple No
l42 which was abandoned i
1853.
About forty former and new
members were initiated into the
order and eight former mem
bers transferred from the Golden
Rod Temple at Cambridge
Laura Wetz, of Lowell deputy
grand chief of district 16, pre-
sided at the afternoon and even
ing sessions. Officers in charge
of re-instituting the chapter
were Maude Jackson P. c., Mrs
! Wetz, MEG, Dorothy Hupp
E.S., Helen Hamilton, Ell, Elsie
Batten, manager, Doris Harper,
secretary, Edith Augenstein,
treasurer, Mary Tilton, protec-
tor, and Leila Henniger, guard.
| Newly-elected and installed
officers of the revived Temple
| are: Octa Stranathan, PC; Char
lotte Hamilton, MEG; Evelyn
Harmon, E.S.; Eileen Williams,
Ell; Jeanne Gale, manager; Sue
Taught, secretary; Pearl Sprout,
| treasurer; Inez Kitchens, protec-
tor; Patricia Wheeler, guard;
Ruth Shriver, pianist; Clara
| Kackley, mistress of work; Thel-
ma Rose, captain OF the degree
staff; Mary Wilmington, Thelma
Rose and Clara Kackley, trustees.
Distinguished officers present
were Ruth Buskong, grand chief
of Finley; Clara Cochran, P.G.C.,
Columbus; Marietta Heller, P.G.,
| GAINESVILLE; Alyce Short, grand
treasurer, GAINESVILLE; Virginia
Self, D.D.G.C., Frederickstown;
Zoa M. Hell, D.D.G.C., Calei-
dona; Yvonne Weekley, D.D.G.C.,
| Newton Falls; Merrila Adams,
| DD.G.A., Nevada; Leila Henning-
er, P.DD., Lowell; Emma Fian-
nagan, P.D.D., Pleasant City. The
Grand Temple officers Of
Knights were John Estell, grand
pulate of Wiltshire; r. c. Patton,
| IP.G.C., Nelsonyille; Lloyd Hemp
| field, G.V.C. of Mt Vernon;
| Alva Harris, grand secretary of
Columbus and Galen Ellison, dis
trict deputy of Pleasant City.
Visitors attending from district
| two, seven, eight, twelve, sixteen
and eighteen were Dorothy
Hupp, Maude Jackson, Helen
Hamilton, Elsie Batten, Mary
Tilton, Elsie Rolf, Katherine
| Gerken, Mary McNabb, Pearl
| Davis, Sada Grimes, Julie Hughs,
| Ocia StalWapr, Justine Duck
worth, Jean Davis and Edythe
| Augenstein Of Lowell; Rita Nc
| Att, Iva Hesson, Edna Barlow,
| Gladys Hesson and Bertha Ward,
all of Elba.
| Pearl Daddas, Lena Goodsell
| and Hattie Keyes, of Fredericks-
town; Edna Suggett of Buffalo;
| Vesta O'Morrow, Golda Stump
ton. Dorothy Grindstead and
| Dorothy Brown, of Columbus;
| Margaret Wingst, of Mingo juno
ton; Lola Storts of Canal Win
chester; Grace Bowers and Anna
Elliott of Newton Falls; Thelma
| Rose, Cambridge; Charlotte
Hamilton, and Ada Conner, of
| Byesville; Lora Schuthers and
| Roxy Lorentz of Marietta; Zilpha
| Ackley of Macksburg; Doris Har-
| per, Wally Parks and Lullabelle
| Severns of Dresden.
| Mary Farmer and Ruth Han
non of McKeesport, Pa; Doris
Stranathan, Eileen Williams,
| Minnie Secrest, Nancy Meighen,
Ellen Harmon, Clara Kackley,
| Katherine Fluhart, Hannah Han
non, Mary Wilmington, Pearl
| Sprout, Sue Taught, Mary Sec
| rest, Eulalia Mckee, Patricia
| Wheeler Jeanne Gale, Ruth
| Shriver, Carrie Larrick, Inez
| Kitchens, Maxine Wheeler, Yer
ma Davis, all of Pleasant City.
Knights of Pythias present
George Winpt of Mingo Junction;
| Leo Wetz of Lowell; Kyle Wheel
| er, Galen Ellison, Joe Shriver
| Gerald Wheeler, Jack Harmon
| VIM. j. Stranathan, Roy Davis
Clark Kitchens and Miley Lar
rick all of Pleasant City
The new group will hold their
meetings on the third Wednes-
day of each month.
Picnic Enjoyed
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Mckee
of Caldwell route 3, entertained
with a picnic dinner Sunday fol
the following: Mr. and Mrs. Les
lie Coleman and Mr.. and Mrs
Joe Mckee, Pleasant City; Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph McKenna anc
| daughters, Nancy and Linda, o.
Marietta; Mr.. and Mrs. Ear
Leasure, of Belle Valley. A gooc
time was enjoyed by all.
Personals
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth SecreSt
were Monday evening dinner
guests of Miss Beryl Fishel.
Miss Betty Miley spent The
| weekend with her cousins. Mr.