Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-16
FOURTH DISTRICT CAMP
RALLY OF P. 0. s. A.
Camp Fifty's Veteran Worker.
Reception to State Secretary.
Membership of Largest
Camps

The Fourth Philadelphia District will
hold a rally i'm the room of Camp S43, Ger
pantown and Roberts avenues this evening.
NO S43 is one of the progressive camps of
this district of which Karl Brooks is dis
trict president. The officers are: Past
president, Wesley Everett, Jr president
Peter Forester. vice president, William c.
Weaver; master of forms Edward G. Good
man; recording secretary. H. c. w. Gilbert
financial secretary. =. w Ricketts, treas
urer, A. n. Ruger; conductor. Asbon Hart
ley; inspector, Harry Higgins guard. Will
son krier: trustees, John V. Goodman,
Charles Kennsil and Wilson Krler
Joseph sisler has been member Of the order
worker in Camp 80, .Roxboroush, for eight.
mpsmsSsrship' me which has grown by leans sad
holding the prestige Of the leading camp ot tGe
Heading. began to press the leader Tor tho
rrIdnnp Camp ovs5S z will mGId its sngue banquet on
Rev: " u. P' Haas and state ,sscrctary iiclmg
enjoyable sS s' late camp gns q sss ss9sII 6@ fo wa%
mSssnd Ss nag sor nssn member and treasurCr Of
camp, are Past prSsdcnt u" &lS"rI rS''f kramgT; % |
Gcoae OF os hSrsT Ss 5G
recording secretary. l., Albert Fry: assistant
StSyer; conductor Charles ,Mcrroth >S inspector,
land trusis%s Thomas MtGlca""SS, "S'@ Thomas Is'' +
camp III, Of Manayunk, will tender. a ro.
ception to state Secretary Charles Il. Helms on
in BToher % home ON district T'R SRo 'f twSifRi
S5 which Tharles 4 slater is district president
F. Maiden. IS recording secretary Of Camp iii.
secretary Of tho state camp.
state President Ernest p: Clark has been
throushout thS State S on asSoun, Of
war conditions There are a great many
ISRs nf ESa fFsSqIE@
Important duties at this time.
T.. Camp 542, of Easton. held large, class
Resimcnt. last week and plans are under way
for another class OF 200 candidates for Wcdncs-
Camp No. PSI, of chester. will hold another
State master Of forms John W. Harper. and
StSie SeEretarE Helms ms have accepted the in
Camp No. 2s1 Of Chester, IS, one of the most
foTwnTd IN tSe ns IN Two Ne vcoTs m he hGSnT S snS
camp in Delaware County. Tho officers of this
R aRt are prssdaS 1 Western PTTfhsS Thombson Vice
president, Joseph G. bentley; master of forms,
Joseph $. Shoop; recording secretary &. a.
man; treasurer. G. S. McCay: chaplain. Ed
ward AtherhOlt, conductor Warren Selt2er; in
| spector. Ninton Walters; guard. Richard Wright;
| right sentinel, Earl l.owrey; left sentinel,
Vaughn watson; trustees. George g. Thurman.
| George w. Hall and Edward Atherhot.
Camp No. 6TS. of READING presented ycster-
| day American flag to the Bible class of the
| First United Evangelical Church. Eighth and
| ranged: Hymn; prayer. the Rcy; a. W, Cooper
address, Irwin T.. Gibson, president of t6e Bible
class; singing. Onward. Christian soldiers
| presentation of flag for Camp No. 6IS by state
emblem by the Rev Cooper; selection, male
! quartet; singing, America" and the bencdic.
| ton. This is the frat camp TO present fal
| to Bible class in Reading. The committee In
| charge consisted of the following brethren: Pau
| Gring. past county president. Bible class
| officers: President, Irwin Il. Gibson; vice presi
| dent. William Geory; secretary, Charles Iieger
| treasurer. II, L. Althouse; teacher William II
| eishty.seven and Camp No. G7s has Il member
| ship of 38o.
| Camp 4S5. the fourth largest camp Of the
| order. has extended an invitation TO the .Flyini
| SQUADRON. through the state secretary, to n re
| ception to that body on Monday evening, May I
| A special committee has been appointed bv thC
| president to take charge of the event which viii
| work with the entertainment committee for The
| greatest time in the history of the camp.
| that the camps in this state with the largest
| ,.aY,Nla arlh mr. "a