Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-24

~ geles and the neighborini
county of Orange was wei
demonstrated by the meeting held ir
Los Angeles last Wednesday night
1t was only a regular meeting, but II
had been circulated around that g
delegation from the camps in Orange
county would visit Golden State camr
that night, and a large number OF
members from other camps in the city
were also present to welcome the Wis
itors from outside the city.
The visitors arrived at s O'clock
| and, directed by Neighbor Frank NJ
! Davis, one of the most enthusiastic
members of Golden State camp, made
straight for the hall. Neighbor Davis
lives at Garden Grove and never loses
a chance to boost for his camp and
the order. He invited the members of
! the camps from Santa Ana, Garden
7 Grove, Westminster. Wintersburg and
Huntington Beach to visit the banner
camp of the state, which they readily
| agreed to do. They set the time for
! October 20, and came with a large del
egation. They We're received with
great cordiality.
The desire to see the work of the or
der put on in an up-to-date manner
was one of the inducements that led
many of the visitors to make the trip
at this time, as Golden State camp
has the reputation of doing the degree
work as nearly perfect as 1t can be
done; but the great and underlying
motive that impelled them to come
was the overpowering desire to build
up and foster that great principle of
fraternity that is an active, glowing
force in the heart of every Woodman,
by exchanging fraternal courtesies
with the Woodmen of the city.
camp last Wednesday night and their
camps are:
Sacramento, camp No. SO56-E. Lewis
Field.
Wintersburg, camp No. 1861. L.
Farrer clerk; Frank Ulrich, A. B.
Crane, Jake Gruno, G. NJ Taylor, S. S.
Tenerick, G. L. Scott, A. W. Schinle,
A. D. Cleaver, E. E. French, w.
Woodington and George A. Hall.
Garden Grove camp No. 12521-F. E.
Saunders, 10 HoughtOn, G. T. Ingram,
c. K. Cochran, P. c. Stroud, S. D.
Brentlinger, ]. G. Dunn, w. F. Willis,
Roy McKeen, C. r. Simmons, w. S.
Harris, D. w. Spradlin, Clarence
Launders, William r. Graham, Clay
ton Harris, Harry Houghton, Austin
Reed and A. w. Lewis.
Westminster camp, No. 7674-H. H. !
Martin, w. B. Mccoy. George c. Alb
bott, ]. D. Godfrey, H. E. Butten,
Charles E. Frost, f. Van Kervis, H. |
NJ. Hazard.
Santa Ana, camp No. 7576-F. r.
FRANKIE, H. J. Bradford, G. NJ Breed |
ing, j. L. Trickey. F. S. Trlckey, r. |
L. Trickey, Charles L. Tibbets, Harry |
T. Kiser, Albert O. Cozad Arthur L. |
Trickey. George c. Post, L. L. Borden, |
Roy Elliott, Fl. Won Allmen (clerk) and |
Reuben Bradley.
Vernon, camp No. 9S75-E. B. Kib-
bee, John Zind, w. G. Kinds, ]. F.
Swanson, Capt C. L. Butts and George
w. Duzenbury, past consul
Pacific camp, No. 9262-W. L. Voor-
lees. 6. f. Menelaus, F. c. Pitsen-
oarger, Capt A. " Jones, William
Jenkins and e. f. Clark.
Pasadena camp, No. 7242-H. C.
O'Neal, R. T. Nemeyer, G. H. Pres
on, j. e. McNutt, c. e. Childs, Major
Edward W. Pickering.
Inglewood camp, No. 112O8-A. W.
Damon.
Sunset camp, No. 129O3-M. A. seiel-
tad, H. A. Pyles, Capt. v v Green.
California camp, No. 11193-G S.
Kelsey and w. F. Smith.
Prescott. Ariz., camp No. 1856.
/. Thomas.
Golden Gate camp, Oakland. Cal.
70. 72S6-D. w. Ballou and C. q. Win
hell.
Huntington Beach camp, No 114S4-
J. r. Bradbury, C. F. Sorenson, C. w. D
Warner, c. w. Ferguson and w. r. I
anderson.
st. Paul. Mimi, camp No. 12sS-N.
!. c. Hull ,
Minneapolis. MINI, camp No. 1896
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