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pj\/ p ri ' ' On May 5th, the Club Bayyiew was the scene
v‘s->/ J ~j 1 • of the bi-annual installation,of the A.dak
1 f r ian Navy "fives Club # 94*
Decorations included a bouquet of pink
and white roses and carnations on thetable
ith large white foam anchors arranged with a trellis of minature pink and white
:arnaticns. Place cards were in the shape of white foam, anchors. ;
The invocation by out-going Chaplain Jay Miller was given. A.delicious roast —
.sef dinner was enjoyed by 65 members and guests. Following dinner the guests were
_ntreduced. Mrs. John A. Horton Jr., sponsor of the club, was thanked by Jan John
son for her assistance to the club. Esther Gilpin made known the .activities end
committees of the club.
President Jan Johnson then presented out going pins and gifts to Vice President
,udrey Reese; Sec. Shirley Shiek; Trss. Georgianna Yfhite, Chaplain Jay Miller and
'arlimentarian Betty Spires; also thanking Lorraine McKindsey for .her 'work aspro
ram- chairman.
Honorary pins w.ro presented to tne iallowing nusoanas: uon bnumor, onariQS mc
element, Bob Varner and Dave Powell* i
Chaplain Stacy Roberts served as installing officer for the candle light cere—
,ony. Mary Allen acted as Sargent at Arras for the Installation. 3ach new a officer
ms presented to take her pledge and to light the candle of her office.Helen Reese
^resident (candle of faith and leadership) Darlene Rosier, Vice Pres, (candloc£coo
peration) , Ruth Varner, Sec. (candlo of friendship); Dorothy haskill Trea.(candle,
of Fidelity); dan Johnson Parleimentarian, (Candle of Tolerance);and Don
1a Stevenson, Chaplain, (the candle of reverence)* A prayer was given by Chaplain
.oberts while the candles burned at the altar.
■Helen Resse was then presented with her gavel which was hand-made by her father
everal years ago. She accepted graciously .and asked Chaplain Roberts to give the
mnedicticn.
Congratulations war given to all new members.
**any thanks to I!r. Fisher, club manager, who helped make cur installation a
rand success".
Come to the top oi the hill Thursday May 14th, cat 8 o’ clock. Navy ’Jives Club
embers will be active entertaining the new wives who arrive to our island on the m
pril ship. Ccae one, come all to the Religious Education Building and have a good "
ime. We have something special to shew you. If you need transportation call Doro
hy Haskill at 039J, or Ruth Varner 337.
Seme news that didn’t got in last week will be a little late...but here goes.
The Shumers had a really busy week. First off, Ross Shumer celebrated his 7t|i
irthday with his friends. His cake was a' circus cake and they all had a great
ime helping to eat it.
ShumerTs dog, Mexle, finally had her pups. Sc- now they can relax for a little
hile but nut for long as they also received their orders for Omaha, Nebr. They'll
eave after school is out. They will be missed, for Barbara has been a big help in
avy Wives.
Donna Manthei gav e a surprise birthday party for her husband, Donald,. and evuy
ne had .a really good time.
Sorry to hear Mrs. Bull, and Ruth Cummings were both in the h spital. We hope
t this writing that they arc feeling up t- par .gain.
Williams Holmes got orders to Pt. Hueneme; and Lt, Ramsey will be leaving for
amp Pendleton, (lucky people)
Here’s to good fishing for Antonelli on Guam, Good luck, you will be greatly
issed here.
Tom Johnson hau a birthday luncheon on Saturday with all his friends, celebrat
ag. his fourth birthday* .... . .... _ Dorothy & Rufchio . ..