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Page 5 S«c. 2 — The Tribune-PreM, Gouverneur. NY. January 18, Karl Ridsdale, Master \\\\ ! ~~ : • *\\\ 1967 Installation Of Officers Held At Antwerp Masonic Lodge January 10th By MRS. T. WILLIAMS Installation of officers at Ma- sonic Lodge 226, F & AM, was held Jan. 10. Donald Catlin 9 past district deputy, and Samuel Jones, past master, installed the following officers: Karl Rids- dale, master; Norman Pickert, senior warden; Kenneth B. Bres- ett, Junior warden; Robert Rose, treasurer; Alan Feickert, secre- tary; Roy Allen, chaplain; K. Harold Bresett, senior deacon; . J, William Brown, junior dea- con; Roy B. Peacock, tiler; Frank Robbins, marshal; Grant North- rop, senior master of ceremon- ies, and Richard Mack, Junior master of ceremonies. The volunteer fire department auxiliary met at the Fire hall Jan. 11 with Mrs. Ann West, chief, presiding. Plans were made for die Em- pire Studio to be at the fire hall from 12 to 9 p.m. Jan. 28. Appointments should be made -with Mrs. Ann West and Mrs. Helen Robbins for adults, and children of all ages. Meetings are held the second Wednesday evening of each month. . Mr. and Mrs, Glen Culbert- son and family called on Mr. and Mrs. Claude Culbertson, . Carthage last Thursday evening. Officers of the Order of the Eastern Star Chapter 189 were Installed by District Grand Lec- turer Francis Leeson, Philadel- phia, Jan. 9 at the Masonic hall. Mrs. Dora Dashnaw is matron; Milton Marsh, patron; Richard Mack, associate patron; Mrs. Martha Sampson, associate ma- tron; Mrs. Elizabeth Brown, sec- retary; Mrs. Harriette Allen, treasurer; Mrs. Patricia Brown, conductress; Mrs. Helen Mack, associate conductress; Mrs. Joyce\ Price, chaplain; Miss . Margaret Shippee, associate marshal; Mrs. Jeanette De- Maille, historian; Mrs. Martha Nevin, .musician; Mrs. Doris Sanders, warder; Mrs. Marion Marsh, sentinel; Mrs. Kathryn Moore, color bearer; Mrs. Phyl- lis Whitmore, Ada; Mrs. Myrtle Rose, Ruth; Mrs. Margaret Pea- cock, Esther, and- Mrs. Myrle Johnson, Electa. Mrs. Elizabeth Over acker, trustee, and Mrs. Marion Ful- limgton. marshal, will be in- stalled later. Mrs. Marjorie Sands held a lullaby shower at her home Jan. 6 for Mrs. Leona Shaw. Co- hostess was Mrs. Leona Kirkby. Guests present were Mrs. Evelyn Eager, Mrs. BerryDemeL Mrs. Marilyn Culbertson, Mrs. Velda Reed, Mrs. Betry Swem, Mrs. Lola Shaw, Mrs. Virginia Shaw, Mrs. Bonnie Call, Mrs, Vera Pickert, Mrs. Carol Vil- leineuve, Mrs. Viola Dimock, and Mrs. Elizabeth Palmer, Gou- verneur. Mrs. Thelma Spadaccini was a patient in the Mercy hospital, Watertown, for x-rays and ob- servation from Jan. 3 to Jan. 8. She will return Jan. 21 to under- go surgery. The American Legion auxil- iary held the regular business and report night Jan. 10. Mrs. Helen Pitts presided. Plans were . made for the regular monthly Legion and auxiliary covered dish supper to be held Jan. 21 at 6:30 p.m. Members please bring table service and covered dish. Airman First class Gary and Mrs. Over acker are spending a leave with his parents, Dr. and Mrs. Douglas Over acker. He is stationed at Perrin AFB, Texas. He enlisted in 1960. Mr. and Mrs. Karl Ridsdale were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Eggleston, Canton Jan. S Engineer Donald and Mrs. Mc- Allister and four children of Astabula, .Ohio, were recent guests of her mother, Mrs. Dora Ridsdale. Jan. 10 the Brownies met at the fire hall with Mrs. Dora Dashnaw, leader, in charge. Pamela Sampson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Samp- son was admitted last Thurs- day to the Carthage hospital for surgery. .Mrs. Jack Sprague and daugh- ter, Gladys, Gouverneur, spent last week with her, sister Mrs. Dora Dashnaw, Eddie Brown, son of Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Brown, was fl ad- mitted Jan. 5 to the Mercy hos- pital Watertown, with compli- cations from the mumps. Jrwin Brown attended the fun- eral of his uncle, Bert Hirsch, 68, at Stanford, Conn., Jan. KX District Superintendent Rev. Merle Brown of Canton conduc- ted the services at the Metho- dise Church Jan. 8. Floyd Powell, a layman of DeJCalb Junction, will be with us Jan. 15 and 22 and Percv Bail of Evans Mills, Jan. 29. Rev. and Mrs. William Ods lef: jar.. 4 for i mooth's vac*- tioc v. me south. ^ Correction in Us: weeks ^aper shouii have read Robert F. Earre was a^rrutted tc Syracuse Medi- cal hospital jar.. 4. TSe Wofrr/er.'s Society of Chris- tian Service of &e Melodist Chore* rr>et a: :** »me of Mrs. Manor Moore. Jar.. 12. Four- tee- were present Cc-bosress *raa Vt-s. Kay Moore are! Mrs. Let us finance you tc repair or rernooe^ your \one Gouver- re»jr Sa-.-x.gi k Loar. Assoc — A4v. Doris Whitmore, president was in charge of the business meet- ing. Mrs. Evelyn Eager had charge of the program. Assisting were Mrs. Helena Freeman, Mrs. Doris Rogers, and Mrs. Marion Rose \Christian in Space 1 Plans were made for the smor- gasbord supper Feb. 22. Mrs. Kay Moore and Mrs. Phyllis Whitmore are in charge of the arrangements for the public sup- per. Feb. 8 is Ash Wednesday and on Feb. 10, World Day of Prayer.. will be held at the Methodist Church at 8 p.m. Next regular WSCS meeting Is Feb. 9, at Mrs. Helen Mack's at 8 p.m. The Altar and Rosary Society of St. Michael's Church met at the rectory Jan. 12. The next meeting is Feb, 9 at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Ralph Demel. The annual meeting of the Con- gregational Church was held Jan. 12 at the session rooms. Rev. Edgar O. Spaven conducted the meeting. 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