The Fresno Bee from Fresno, California • 18

iMT rm' 18-A Sunday September 13 1964 THE FRESNO BEE Obituaries News Of Fresno Lodges VFW Council Plans Sessions De Gaulle May Woo British Soviet Union Native Daughters Past Presidents Set Installation Martinez Benjamin Paniqua Martinez 76 who operated a tailor shop at Tulare and Streets for about 50 years died in San Diego yesterday where he had lived for the last four years He had been in poor health since leaving Fresno Martinez was a founder of the Morelos Lodge a working man's society for American citizens of Mexican descent He was born in Mexico He was also a founding Plans for a fashion show will be discussed at a meeting of Auxiliary No 378 to the National Association of Letter Carriers Tuesday at 8 PM in the Fresno Music Company hospitality room at 3134 North Cedar Avenue The new fashion show and luncheon will be held September 30th in the Del Webb TowneHouse Tickets cost $350 and may be purchased from members of the auxil iary or by telephoning AM 4-9458 Mrs Angelo Falco the chairman is assisted by Mrs John Tebbets tickets Mrs Herbert Hicks publicity and Mrs Adam Bernardi decorations The models are Mmes Robert Sanders Robert Richmond Woodrow Culley Robert Bergen John Davis Donald Lord Richard Maxwell and Adoline Jones and Misses Anita Bernardi and Eleanor Pantales Mrs Mildred Hettick will be the commentator Avery the American They at 732 Other The Fresno County Council of Veterans of Foreign Wars and its auxiliary will meet separately Thursday at 8:15 PM in the Madera Veterans Memorial Building Sam Fuji-mura of Fresno the council commander and Mrs Goldie Harris of Clovis the auxiliary president will conduct the sessions Corporal Herbert Macon VFW Post No 1981 of Madera and its auxiliary will be hosts for the meetings It is expected that 75 delegates from 19 VFW posts in Fresno and Madera Counties will attend Louis Gomez is in charge of arrangements Edwin Myers of Fresno the department senior vice commander will report on the VFW national convention held last month in Cleveland Ohio Committee chairmen will report and John Howard of Selma the department Americanism chairman will tell of plans for getting out voters in the November election Captain A Crow Post No 884 of Fresno will submit a resolution suggesting that an hour be set aside November 25th every year to conduct memorial services for the late President John Kennedy Henry Gutierrez of Robinson Mrs Robinson Veterans Units Seat Officers Bennie Robinson and Mrs Robinson are the new commander and president of State Center Post No 511 Legion and its aux- were installed at joint ceremonies in the post hall Trinity Street recently post officers are Lawrence Williams first vice commander Matt Holmes second vice commander Thurman Taylor adjutant Phillip Caldwall finance officer Troy Phillips chap- Arlhur stewart sergeant at arms Ward Mosely serv ice officer Hershel Bolden historian and William A Big-by Jr judge advocate Other new auxiliary cers are Mrs Mary Burton member of the Sociedad Inter- nacional in Fresno He is survived by his widow Antonia of San Diego a son Benjamin Martinez of San Lorenzo Alameda County a daughter Mrs Don Nothdurft of San Diego and eight grandchildren The rosary will be recited tomorrow at 8 PM in the Fresno Funeral Chapel A requiem mass will be celebrated Tuesday at 10 AM in Our Lady of Mt Carmel Church Burial will be in Holy Cross Cemetery Felix John Ferry The rosary will be recited tonight at 8 in the Creager Chapel for Felix John Ferry 68 who died Tuesday in Los Angeles Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 9 AM in St Church Burial will be in the Bethel Cemetery A son of early day Sanger residents the late Mr and Mrs Peter Ferry he was born in Sanger and was a graduate of the local high school He was a rancher His only survivor is a sister Lena Ferry of Sanger Mrs Claudia Smith Mrs Claudia Smith 82 Rosicrucians Plan Ritual The Jacob Boehme Chapter of the Rosicrucian Onier will commemorate its historic1 roots in the Egyptian empire with a picnic and founding ritual in Grove next Sunday at 2 PM The ceremony which involves the construction of a commander of Dis- trict No 11 will report on pyramid in miniature will bejvice president Mrs Mary universally observed on theBigby second vice president: same day the equinox by thejMrs Healon Williams secre-order The his-jtary Mrs Cornelia Phelps tory dates back to Egypt 1350 BC in treasurer Mrs Jeanetta Phil- lips historian Mrs Minnie of 3021 Iowa Avenue diediwith a range sevcral hun 11th District president will talk of her plans to organize Yeiser sergeant at arms Mrs several new auxiliary units Retenia Mayo marshal andjand increase the hospital pro-Mrs Gloria LeBlanc chaplain I grams A Activities In Brief Mrs Beatrice Caine master of the local chapter will preside over the ritual The officers of Fresno Court No 81 Order of the Amaranth will hold a practice session this afternoon at 1:30 o'clock in Ponderosa Temple The court will meet Thursday at 8 PM in the IOOF hall Alotes Club service unit of Fort Millerton Chapter No 557 Order of the Eastern Star will hold a public cardjAM t0 3 PM in La pmas party and dessert Masonic Temple to sew for Thursday at 1 PM in Turpin S'K rii Hospitality Room the Crippled Children Hospitals By Drew Middleton New York Time new aervlce A belief is developing among some diplomats here that autumn will see gestures by President Charles de Gaulle toward rehabilitation of old friendship with Britain and the establishment of openly friendly relations with the Soviet Union These diplomats differ on the weight that should be given such gestures Some think the gestures will be rooted in the de sire to show West Germany that France too can act independently of the French-German treaty of cooperation and thus persuade Bonn back into closer cooperation Other diplomats believe De Gaulle a realist in politics has decided little more is to be gained from the treaty with West Germany and that the time has come to reinsure position with two important powers outside the European economic community or Common Market The recent announcement that Britain and France are cooperating in the development of an air to ground missile to be fired from the developing generation of British and French bombers is expected to be followed by oth er news of French-British military cooperation Some reports apparently French inspired have hinted the two governments have five more defense projects under consideration including an air to ground missile dred miles Such cooperation in the military field plus friendly allusions by the general to the old alliance with Britain is about all that can be expected now these diplomats believe There is no indication from French officials that the general has changed his mind about unsuitability for membership in the Common Market however the diplomats said There are signs the general is reconsidering his views about political future and its effect on relations between Paris and London In January 1963 when he barred Britain from the Common Market De Gaulle was confident the British Labor Party would win the next general election and that this would end any British bid for entry in the market for at least five years In the interim observers here said De Gaulle believed the Conservative Party would slowly become that is nationalist and independent of the United States and when returned to power would be suitable partners for Europe Now neither the general nor French diplomats are certain of a Labor victory But gestures of goodwill they believe can do no harm If Labor wins De original view still stands If the Conservatives win France has gone some way toward restoring good relations The deterioration of the West German alliance also appears to be a factor in the reexamination of French relations with the Soviet Union observers feel French diplomats appear gloomy about the prospects of renewing cooperation with West Germany They see the future meeting between Chancellor Ludwig Erhard and Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev as a sign Bonn intends to play its Russian hand alone Consequently the diplo- cuss European issues including Berlin and German reunification with the Soviet Union when the occasion arises or when De Gaulle makes the occasion Their inclination in this direction is strengthened by a growing realization that French exporters need eastern European markets and are entitled to their share Increased economic contacts with the east inevitably will be accompanied by closer contacts between the east European governments Night and a spe-ary No 19 United Spanishcial program conmemoring an jntiation ceremony to be War Veterans will meet Fn-: Constitution Week are conducted at a meeting of the day at 1:30 PM in the Bev- agenda for a metin Fresno Ladies Encampment erly Park Clubhouse cordia Chapter No 32D Orfer -g Independent 0rder of 2S2S OddFellowivFriday 8 PM 8 PM in the Clovis Masonic George Allen Last rites for George Franklin Allen 66 a Fresno resident for the past 12 years will be held tomorrow at 2:30 PM in Colonial Chapel Interment will be in the Golden Gate National Cemetery in San Bruno Allen died Friday in his home at 5688 East Butler Avenue He had worked as a gardener following his retirement as an electrician He was a native of Tucson Ariz and a veteran of the navy He was a member of Barracks No 511 Veterans of World War I A daughter Mrs Marjorie Welsh of Turlock Stanislaus County survives him George A Walker Funeral services for George Anderson Walker 71 a retired trucking business operator will be held Tuesday at 10 AM in the John Lisle Chapel Cremation will follow in the Chapel of the Light Walker whose residence was at 533 West Church Avenue died yesterday in a local rest home He was a native of England and had resided in Fresno 28 years He was a truck driver for many years His business was known as George Walker Trucking Surviving him are three sons George and John of Fresno and Wayne of Kent Wash four daughters Mrs Virginia Haynes Mrs Marianna George Mrs Billie Lew-alien and Mrs Donna Huffman all of Fresno two sisters Mrs Maud Howard of Chicago 111 and Mary Walker of East St Louis 111 a brother William of East SL Louis and 14 grandchildren Mrs Guinn Funeral arrangements for Mrs Esther Genevieve Guinn 58 of 2025 East Hammond Avenue will be announced by Colonial Chapel Mrs Guinn died yesterday after a long illness She had moved to Fresno 15 years ago from San Lean- na- dro Alameda County A iia tive of Iowa she spent mosL of her life California Her survivors are her husband Thomas A Guinn a son Stanley Smith of Dickerson ND her mother Mrs Nellie Estep of Fresno four sisters Mrs Leona Allder of Fresno Mrs Betty Brewster of Vista San Diego County Mrs Jacqueline Hunley of Los Banos Merced County and Lorraine Barnett two brothers Lemuel Barnett of El Portal Mariposa County and Barnett of Mariposa and three grandchildren Mrs Winter Funeral services for Mrs Adeline (Addie) Winter 51 of 1362 North Willow Avenue a native Fresnan will be held tomorrow at 2:30 PM in the John Lisle Chapel Burial will be in the Belmont Memorial Park Mrs Winter died Thursday night in a local rest home She had been ill about a year She was daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Thomas Dawson of Fresno 1 Her survivors are her husband Clarence Winter two daughters Mrs Barbara Metcalf of Tracy San Joaquin County and Rose Marie Winter of Fresno two sons Donald Winter of Fresno and James Yager of Fremont Alameda County a sister Mrs Ann Hudleson of San Leandro Alameda County a brother John Dawson of Santa Cruz and nine grandchildren Wgwfomtei FRESNO 'awto 1 121 BELMONT AVI William Proeft William Proett a Fresno resident for the past 21 years died yesterday in a local rest home He was 91 A native of Missouri he was a rancher in Nebraska before coming to California 27 years ago He resided at 3835 East Thomas Avenue His survivors include his widow Mathilda of Fresno two daughters Mrs Viola Flory of Fresno and Mrs Florence Taylor of Napa two sons Herbert a teacher in the Irwin Junior High School and Earl of Upper Lake Lake County a sister Mrs Emma Baruth and a brother John Proett both of Nebraska 13 grandchildren and 19 great grandchildren Funeral services will be held in the Sierra Vista Methodist Church Tuesday at 2 PM Interment will be in the Belmont Memorial Park Colonial Chapel is in charge of the arrangements De Leon Sfuber De Leon Stuber 65 a salesman died in a local rest home yesterday Stuber moved here from Palo Alto about 10 months ago A daughter Mrs A1 Lauter of Reading Pa and a brother Luther Stuber of Philadelphia Pa survive him The Fresno Funeral Chapel is in charge of arrangements Mrs Metcalf Funeral arrangements are being made for Mrs Miriam Metcalf 54 of 2646 Maroa Avenue by the Fresno Funeral Chapel She resided in Fresno since January moving here from San Jose She was a native of Pocatello Idaho Mrs Metcalf died Thursday in a local hospital Mrs Gladys Tejerian REEDLEY Funeral arrangements are being made by the Cairns Chapel for Mrs Gladys Tejerian 46 who died yesterday in a hospital following a long illness She was born in Cashmere Wash and had lived in San Francisco where she sang with the San Francisco Op era company and as a stock vocalist with the National: VT with the National Broadcasting Company 10 years before coming to Reed-ley 18 years ago She was a member of the Reedley Study and Civic Club the Methodist Church and was a founder and the first president of the Sequoia Community Concerts Association She is survived by her husband Edward Tejerian son Tom her daughters-Suzanne Wilma and Sylvia all of Reedley her mother Mrs Inez Simpson of Cashmere her brothers Loyd Simpson of Seattle John of Cashmere Joe of San Diego and Roland of Sausalito Marin County and a sister Mrs Eben Davis of Dryden Wash A Davis SELMA Funeral services will be conducted -at 2 PM Tuesday in the Riverdale Evangelical United Brethren Church for A Davis 52 who died Friday in a San Luis Obispo hospital following long illness He was born in Cordell Okla and farmed in Oklahoma until 1936 when he moved to the Selma-Kings-burg area He farmed here until 1950 and in the Riverdale district until 1960 when he moved to San Luis Obispo He was a member of the Riverdale Evangelical United Brethren Church and the Selma Odd Fellows Lodge He is survived by his widow Tina his daughters Mrs Dorothy Jones of Pope Air Force Base North Carolina and Mrs Eddie Baldwin of San Luis Obispo his sons Bobby Davis of Clovis Glenn A Davis Danny Davis and Robert Dailey of San Luis Obispo his sisters Mrs Gwen Oliver of Kings-burg and Mrs Blonney Walls of Selma a brother Jesse Davis of Selma and six grandchildren Burial will be in the Kingsbury Cemetery under the direction of the Robinson Chapel GROUND the Light FRESNO ADAMS 3-1713 The Past Presidents Parley at of the Fresno Federal Unit Temple No 509 American Legion Auxiliary will meet in thej Estrelli ta Club the service al 0rder of Jol)s Daughters home of Mrs Roesslerjumt Sierra Pap £Mhas invited members of other -at 310 East Griffith Way555 Order of bethels fa the Fresno arM t0 sriSSidl dteiJr s'? Pock dinner Saturday Mrs Genevieve Monnier of Selma will be installed as the president of the Past Presidents Association Native Daughters of the Golden West Thursday at 8 PM in the Guarantee hospitality room at 4191 North Black-stone Avenue The meeting will be the first of the season for the association Mrs Lois Traber is the past president Other new officers are Mrs Doris Straley first vice president Mrs Ethel DeJamott second vice president Mrs Constance Hoegh third vice president Mrs Mae Rhodes recording secretary Mrs Marie Davis treasurer Mrs Pauline Brown marshal Mrs Robert Sumner inside sentinel and Mrs Elizabeth Rice outside sentinel Mrs Traber will act hostess for the meeting as Fresno Women Are Appointed Several Fresno women have been appointed to grand coun cil committees of the Ladies Oriental Shrine of North America which will hold sessions in Portland Ore in May Mrs Inez Dunlap high priestess of Atarah Court No 56 has been appointed grand page Past high priestesses who have received appointments are Mrs Billie Bell hospitals Mrs Lily Thomas formation of new courts Mrs Kay Keyes public relations Mrs Cecelia Roby philanthropy Mrs Albert Thomas neurology Mrs Ethel Peet telegrams Mrs Wanita Kelly courtesy and Mrs Molly Miley history The appointments were made by Mrs Eugene Kinnaman of Portland the grand high priestess Rainbow Girls Plan Ceremony Judy Parker will be in stalled as worthy adviser of the Fresno Assembly No 51 Order of the a i ow public installa' tion ceremonies Saturday at 7:30 PM in Las Palmas Temple A senior in the Hoover High School she is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Deane Parker of 4745 North Judy Parker Fifth Street Kathy Clayton outgoing worthy adviser and chief installing officer will be assisted by Bobbie Davis Joann Selkirk Charlyn Hyde Lynne Wilson Linda White Nancy Schafer and Karen Laws Members of the State Center Clovis and Fresno Chapters Order of DeMolay will be escorts The chapters' master councilors will usher The club of Fresno Assembly No 51 will serve refreshments Dancing will follow The other officer to be Instilled ere Nencv Shell worthy onoclete advlicr Judl Prosser cherity Coral Robe hope Undo Sheffield felth Noncy Workentlne recorder Goyle Morsh treosurer Poulo Roberts choololn Shirley Booinw right drill leoder Chris Jackson love Cheryl Spurgeon religion Renee Johnson nature Deanna Parker Immortality Joan Friebe fidelity Krlsstan Kltterman patriotism Clara Rohde service Barbara Creel confidential observer Georoania Gates outer observer Linda Aud musician and Sherry Cooper choir director Sons Of Union Veterans Slate Fresno Meeting A California and Pacific Department meeting of the Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War and its auxiliary will be held in Fresno September 26th and 27th with more than 50 members from San Diego to Northern California attending Headquarters for the meeting will be the Hotel Fresno Business sessions will be held for the first day Eugene McCoy of Lemon Grove San Diego County the state Avenue is the membership chairman here Male descendants of Union Civil War veterans are eligible for membership On the second day of the convention Mr and Mrs Harry Simonian of 35 North Pollasky Avenue Clovis will host a dinner in their home at 12:30 PM Mrs Simonian is president of the Fresno Camp auxiliary for in Dublic installa- lar meeting of the unit sched- uled tomonow has been can celed so members may attend the district meeting Hanford Unit No 3 far a meeting of yesterday in her home after 27 years of residence in Fresno She was a native of San Francisco Her husband Leroy died in 1952 She was a member of the First Christian Church Funeral arrangements are being made by the Fresno Funeral Chapel Johnnie Paul Jackson TULARE Tulare Co Graveside services will be at 4 pM tomorrow in the Tulare Cemetery for Johnnie Paul Jackson 1 day old son of Mr and Mrs Alton Jackson of 314 North Street who died yesterday in a hospital In addition to his parents he is survived by his brothers Larry and Richard Jack-son in the navy and Jack and Lonnie Jackson of Tulare his sisters Brenda and Connie of Tulare and his grandparents Mr and Mrs Frazier of Elizabethton Tenn and Mr and Mrs A Jackson of Tulare The Goble Chapel is charge of arrangements Funerals ALLEN George Franklin of 5688 East Butler Avenue 2:30 PM Monday Colonial Chapel burial Golden Gate National Cemetery in San Bruno DIAZ Mrs Josephine of 1133 West Myers Avenue 9 AM Monday La Hermosa Pentecostal Church burial I OOF Cemetery Harry Palm Funeral Service in charge DONAHY John of 1204 East Sierra Madre Avenue 10 AM Tuesday St Episcopal Cathedral burial Belmont Memorial Park Sullivan Bums Blair Funeral Directors in charge KIMBLE Bemo of 140 Divisadero Street 1 PM Monday Mt Pleasant Baptist Church burial Mountain View Cemetery Sterling Funeral Home in charge MARTINEZ Benjamin Paniqua of San Diego rosary 8 PM Monday Fresno Funeral Distrct in the Han- at 6:30 PM in the Desert ford Veterans Memorial Hall(jniu Members will attend with Ann11' 0 (tomorrow at 8 PM Mrs in I J- tl e5tufls is the district activities The Madera auxiliary will serve refreshments Mrs Car maleta Stewart of Fresh Members of Sharon Temple No 92 Daughters of the Nile will meet Wednesday from 10 Tuesday at 7:30 PM in Las Palmas Temple Sport dress will be worn An officers' meeting and annuaj memoriai services will be con(jucted at a session of Martha Lodge No 39 Degree of Honor Protective Association Friday at 1:30 PM in the IOOF hall Past presidents of Martha Lodge No 39 Degree of Honor Protective Association will meet Tuesday at 12:30 PM in the home of Mrs Carita McFarlane at 3004 East Grant Avenue The auxiliary to the Fresno unit of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen will meet tomorrow at 12:30 PM for a potluck luncheon' and a business session in the Knights of Pythias Hall The Past Presidents Unit No 4 American Legion Auxiliary will hold a public card and dessert luncheon Saturday at 1 PM in Hospitality Room The donation admission is $1 Fresno Lodge No 445 Loyal Order of the Moose will meet tomorrow at 8 PM in the lodge hall for its business session and Wednesday at 8 PM for a social program Lodge members holding the Legion Degree will travel to Taft Kern County today for- a meeting there The Edison Social Club Auxiliary will meet Tuesday at 8 PM in the Knights of Columbus Hall The Fresno Chapter Order' of DeMolay will hold an ad-: vancement night dinner Tues-f day at 6:30 PM in the Pon- derosa Masonic Temple The! meeting will begin at 7:30 PM The Scottish Rite Masons of Fresno will be hosts by Blue' Lodge Masonic members and their wives at a fall prospqct night meeting tomorrow at 7:30 PM in the Scottish Rite Temple KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS HALL-Soaking Available CALL 251-3141 I II 4867 Fillmoro located off 1 1 el I olere leet ea FHkaore I I li i a and Mrs- Clarence Larson 1542 North Fay Avenue Hilda Mohrhusen queen of Sharon Temple No 92 Daughters of the Nile will honored dinner Satur- Members will take table service to a potluck luncheon meeting of Rumble Club No 88 Neighbors of Woodcraft Thursday noon in the home of Mrs jean Callahan at 2145 East Brown Avenue The Academy of Friendship of Chapter No 535 Women of the Moose will attend a dinner meeting Tuesday at 7 PM in the Bel Air Motel Information can be obtained by telephoning Mrs Leona Wood 227-2105 Fresno Rebekah Lodge No 158 Independent Order of Odd Fel lows will meet Wednesday at 8 PM in the IOOF hall Fresno Parlor No 187 Native Daughters of the Golden West will meet Wednesday at 8 PM in the Knights of Pythias Hall State Center Chapter Order of DeMolay will hold a degree meeting Wednesday at 7 PM in the IOOF hall A jitney dinner will be served at 6 PM Sunrise Camp No 2309 Royal Neighbors of America will meet Tuesday at 8 PM in the IOOF hall Harry Armstrong deputy grand patriarch of District No 62 will make an official visit to Fresno Encampment No 78 Independent Order of Odd Fellows at a meeting Friday at 8 PM in the IOOF hall The golden rule degree will be conferred The encampment has invited district members to attend the meeting The charter wHl be draped in memory of a deceased member at a meeting of the auxiliary to Fresno Aerie No 39 Fraternal Order of Eagles Thursday at 8 PM in Eagles Hall Initiation of new members will be held Chapel requiem mass 10 AM mats here believe Paris rea-Tuesday Our Lady of Mt sons France too free to dis- Reynolds of Fresno district president Court Yosemite No 72 Foresters of America Yosemite Circle No 1691 Companions of the Foresters of America will hold a joint com bake and weiner roast Thursday at 6 PM in the Pine Grove of Roeding Park and Fresno Lodge No 581 Croation Fraternal Union will meet in the home of William Dolenec at 3786 East Thomas Avenue Wednesday at 7:30 PM The Golden Slipper Club MHC will hold a meeting Wednesday at 7:30 PM in the home of Mrs George Hall at 807 Peralta Way Advance night for line officers will be held at a session of La Sierra Chapter No 555 Order of the Eastern Star Friday at 8 PM in Las Palmas Temple Plans for a bazaar in October will be made at a potluck meeting of the Work and Win Club Thursday noon in the home of Mrs Vita Short 1323 North 8th Street Members will take table service Initiation ceremonies will be conducted at a meeting of Wasona Parlor No 271 Native Daughters of the Golden West Friday at 8 PM in the Knights of Columbus Hall The mothers' club of Bethel No 49 International Order of Job's Daughters will meet Wednesday at 7:30 PM in the home of Mrs Ralph A Mills 1613 East Princeton Avenue A musical program will be presented at the homecoming night festivities at the first fall meeting of Fresno Chapter No 295 Order of the Eastern Star tomorrow at 8 PM in Las Palmas Temple Carmel Church burial Holy Cross Cemetery MENDOZA Mrs Maria Luisa of 9526 South Peach Avenue rosary 8 PM Sunday Mendoza home requiem mass 10 AM Monday St Mission Fowler burial Washington Colony Cemetery Sanchez Hall Mortuary in charge PROETT William of 3835 East Thomas Avenue Sierra Vista Methodist Church 2 PM Tuesday interment Belmont Memorial Park Colonial Chapel in charge SMITH Mrs Mary of 1259 Farris Avenue requiem mass 9 AM Monday Shrine of St Therese rosary 7 PM Sun-day Shrine of SL Therese burial Holy Cross Cemetery Sullivan Burns Blair Funeral Directors in charge WALKER George A of 533 West Church Avenue 10 AM Tuesday John Lisle Chapel cremation Chapel of the Light WINTER Mrs Adeline of 1362 North Willow Avenue 2:30 PM Monday John Lisle Chapel burial Belmont Memorial Park A ma-aniL lJ commander will outline plans maranTn rlGaQSjfor a membership drive Sef Fresno Visit Sebpm Oftedal the Fresno commander of 60 Hedges The San Joaquin Valley Court No 27 Order of the Amaranth will receive Mrs Frieda Outland of Modesto and Ralph Pettes of Van Nuys Los Angeles County for official visits at its meeting Saturday in the Ponderosa Masonic Temple at 8 PM Mrs Outland is the grand royal matron of the state order and Pettes is the grand royal patron i A rs I I --4 aOLO a 4.