Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-10

WWIN~las Saturday night at the
p meeting of the general COM
mlttee of the Southern California Log
rolling association. Twenty-three camps
were represented by sixty-slx people.
II was decided to hold the logrolling
picnic during the first half of August,
date and place to be determined later,
For the day there will be competitive
drills by forester teams, races, games
and basket picnic.
An EXPLANATION was made Of condi-
tions at San Diego, and the action OF
the camp there in the previous log
rolling appearing to have been Justiiled
II was restored to membership in the
association and invited to participate
this year.
April 16 the committee will have an
other meeting at the same place, when
even a larger representation IS e&-
pected.
Officers of the Southern California
I,ogrolling association are: Harry a.
Pyles, president, Whittler Q. G.
Mechem, vice president Long Beach ;
M. M. Myrick, treasurer, PasaueIla. anu
]. l. Taylor, secretary. Los Angeles
Roval Neighbor camps were repre-
sented as follows:
sunny South camp-Mrs. ]. ]. G.
DAILY, Mrs. Bird E. Morrison, Mrs
Hannah Sexton. ~.
whittier camp-Mrs. "A. b. WOOD
Mrs. Jennie Babcock, Mrs. Linkletter.
south Los Angeles camp-Mrs. c. S.
Brewster, Mrs. Jessie Stone, MRS ANITA
Hart. ,,,
Pacific camp-Mrs. Christina Hamill,
Mrs. Eva Hart, Mrs. Anna Myers.
Alhambra camp-Mrs E. @. Tllden
Mrs. L. ]. Parman, Mrs. Katherine
Molitor. 49, II
Long Beach camp-Mrs. Neva r.
Brobst. Mrs. Luella Holmes, Mrs. Pearl
Meacham.
Santa Ana camp-Mrs. Ada Chapman
Mrs Van Altman, Mrs. McBirnie' -,,..
Pomona camp-Mrs. 70. Nettle, MISS
Della, Wilson, Miss Daisy Duke.
Sunset camp-Mrs. Nora Pule, Mrs.
Edna Whelan. Mrs Augusta Royal
Comnton camp-Mrs. Jessie b. Meers'
Miss Josie Higgins. Miss Carrie Moore
Garvanza camp-Mrs. M. Quirk, Mrs'
Davis, Mrs. Layman ,
The representation from Mo"oi II
Woodmen camps was: -, :,
Pasadena camp. I. MeiiHi' -
Ross, A. G.. Barr. 60. VI,
Golden state camp--J. A. Myers w.
II TAYLOR, ]. I. Taylor, w. II. Taggart'
Whittier Campo. L. Walker, Leo
Jones, Roy Lefevre.
Ocean Park camp-M. A. Frazier, f.
T. Brackett, c. NJ. Green
Long Beach CAMP. w. iloiii' -
L. Probst, o. G. Holmes. -
South Pasadena carnp-J. W. HOWELL
b. ID. Furlow, NJ o. Foster.
Garyanza camp-W. r. Phlhppo'
Robert Ruedy, NJ. r. Badgely. =,
Vernon camp-L. G. Gillian, Russell
Kimball, James Trenary.
California camp-L. S. Kelsy' D. A.
Parker, NJ. Ferguson. W
Sunset camp-E 70. smith, H. "
D-oon II Wright
santa Ana camp-A. T. Toll, c. L.
Tibbitt, Jack Miller.
The new rituals for the Modern
woodmen have just been issued ana
the officers and foresters are pusy IN
all the camps studying up TO put on lhe
work in new form.
pacific camp has a handy calendar
distributed among the members. An
appropriate picture forms the upper
mart and the location of Clerk
Hamilrs office in the Delta building Is
given. AS the camp meets every
Thursday night the dates TOT tIat uay
Of the week throughout the year are
nrinted in red, the others in plack'
BELOW in smaller red lines are the an
,nouncements of special events. Inc
next one is April rs, when w. IL. NC
Jaurhlin. local attorney for the order'
will give a special address,
Next Wednesday night Golden STATE
camp will have big time, Wnen D. -,
Davis, national lecturer, Will be on
hand to present the prize banner anu
tell the members about the sanlta,iunl a.,, ~,
al Colorado Springs. His talk Will be
Illustrated with lantern slides:
Memorial day for Modern Woodmen
comes the first Sunday in June. 1t Is
GENERALLY joint affair, with special
Services in Rosedale cemetery. inc
leading camps in the city In turn gen
fha affair. and as III Is
Tho time for Pacific camp to take the
lead this year it is expected the event
will be we'll observed.
A new camp was instituted at Santa
Maria last month and several more
will start up soon.