Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-21
POPE'S DEGREE TEAM
INLIVE CALIFORNIAN
Class Initiation of Candidates
From Other Lodges of
Odd Fellows

Charles NJ Entwisle, on candidates from
Totem, Olive Branch. Robert Morris and
Merchants Lodges. There were present
large delegations from these lodges and
also from Wildey Lodge, Camden, led
By Secretary sydney w. Brooks. who
received an ovation.
Many lodges were represented by u. y.
O. NJ. Jacob. G. henderson y. D. @. NJ.
ward u. Hamilton. Grand Marshal Harry {.
Stephens. Grand sentinel William Fowdcn.,
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hees, Of IIoneyman, No. 239 Norristown,
pS %am sTo'G' @ VI Tom Springs fss " george : TsT y Gs.
and H W. psrfsr Sy Of taTSen RSe al Of whom
gree Master Pope said that his staff was
always ready o, TO do the degree work in IN
ihsnked the members for their extra At
tendance and support. lic said that Gale
lodges in the State and it should feel
prcrd ot rs secretary, brother Gun who
\ ssoOspel ssO Of odd Fellowship to the other man
Letters ST. e Sr9stiSg o were ] reSd fr2m AI6sSrt
and Everett n, suffers somewhere on the
other sdc, and also from Ed a: brown.
+ Conway. Washington. b. C. il was an. an.
nounced that Brother Albert J. Beach had
stars were added 70 The service nag, makinS
ihs, total forty.eish,, the number in lne
lodge is naturally p,oud.
Caledonian viii conduct the services at
X the odd Fellows Home next Sunday. \
sood program will be presented and all
members are urged to attend.
shuman, of the boosters committee. Bernard
Brown Lodse visitedd Franklin Lodge on Fri;
Brown Lodge. made an elaborate address.
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reading the poetry accommodating the bundle
asd ns anS HSSfSH''f Godss %ho S tn? %GS
Brother Roberts that tney would have q
2B, and the brothers were urged to he pres.
sat, Among & the ,i ether :, speaksrs were =. q
sssPs sgSlSr u @aer * of sTSMP and
Oys to a6sentsss to attend t9S1
effective WAY way now to advance tho interests
teaching the rcprescntatives the unwrittei
work. was special feature that all ap
scye odd FeoWs Af,e the 30 som n
Of the members visited Caledonian Lodge tt
witness the work OF the Temple degree staff
The boosters extend their interest ever
outside Of tnis jurisdiction, President Shu
man and p; ID. Henderson. accompanied by
The eommit,ee' the junior boosters Of MSr
hrst three districts journeyeJ to Three
Links Links LSsse ,Ss .ca,a a. Msnns and con
Ave- candida!ss There were thiriy.aVe i S'% men NJ
ss'on ssi re a III mnPsaOS @s4e Rs SaTi SsS IN Gip
President Snuman after selecting team
paS s}S GdFs arSdG Ss9 h
stan sSne eyer to a. o Shsrss S THanes the ss
Who IN less than te,n MINI minutes sSh Whipped SdSi S
team team into sr such effia'ent shape tha, The wori
olod the BGser 4iss eaSST gSSmaS
Ths sssa vas Sads Us sSst q tPCIs'S!'H s. e Hendez
tary Valentine. Joseph NJ. Walker, Henry NJ
Baker and Theodore Stevens, of Merchants
AREN'T, Richard Godbsr, l.. ii. "Ie" Levy and an; v y
". shew. of General Harrison; c. o. Fegle
Cook and Brother Smith. of Star OF Bethle
hem; Brother Borner. Of Apollo. and c. ii
Of ihs delegation represented fteen M 'faPe iodses
and Brother Shuman extended his thanks 70
~. work. h% Do ens,es ieS dssSs Ss ssa a
and deeply Impressed the candidates Thi
generous service ought certainly to inspir
Nj the general membership in the prosressiv
work Of the Boosters Committee.
Workers Is bringing in IN .terial for the bi
slass Initiation In the encampment branc
s.nial Secretary Gull. who is also ip1s; secretar n
q Celedonian Lodge. will promptly respon
IA all Inquiries In this movement.
The degree team of Corona Encampment
NO 2s7. journeyed to Penn Township En-
ss:mpment and eonferrsd the royal purpl
nGtl Hail Ion.
monies were performed by the most exec
lent stan Of Roxborough NEncampment, unde
X Gordon Beaver. The encampment % It has" has 81
ssndidates so far toward the class initia
Ths retiring chief patriarch. h. II Henry sS''pi
Ia Iisen has been hustler in the work
me encampment
The ofncers-elect of Cypress Encampmen
Grand Pstsiareh nfs Edwin nefaay EaIecEsa 9is5
% s%na stan. The annual rollcall will be hel
TIso SIso and and large attendance is anticipated
scit!nF apr cations for membsrship for Il
c.a CLASS initiation on May. T. They expect
viii be Installed: High PRIEST, Rose Roscoe S'nSe, Ke,
n.nio, nsciy; chief patriaIch, Frank stoerty. Jr
zen j. Harry Myers.
Temple Encampment conferred the D,
~. Samuel L. wyman; J. w. William
tel samuel II. Pope: Tepresentasive @ sTse TO ma o
S1nnase, Ivan G. Serial. The degree sta
III go 70 Chester to confer the patriarch
Ma soiden rule degrees on Saturday nigh
snu,ss sSsseh 80 The Temple Installing stan 4
- Mo6day night, OF Roxborough Enca m
men, last night and will install the office
hiehard Muckle Encampment OF Jenk
ktosfsm will be put on The officers
tsnpe will be installed next Tuesday mig
3~ " ID. D. O. p. Harry Tarbotton, OF o
ph-n' Rest Lodge, of Darby.
% Merchants Lodse. after a short sessio
Shose officers are: President, Mrs. A.
smith: vice president, Mrs. c. H. Lomba
sr;M,sry My Mrs =. / Morton: treasurer, Ml
hsrchants' proceeded with their candidate
Siedonla Ledge, where the second degr
Hneampment degree team A large deies
{on, including p @. Haggett, wobur
Hsss. TO this event and 2 delegation wi
reSss ossrs swsss az Mss'ss ne PTHvsS the f
activity. Brother William Laird has
sted In the aviation corps. bringing
Sam TomorTow eWenns pS~ aSs tsrG
ssss will be conferred and nomination
Hined Spring Garden Lodge. with Ave can
Htes on whom the first degree In
Isym was conferred by the stan OF the Wis
9s ledge, whose work. was heartily
Eeuded, There was big crowd. and d
Eelnt. n. J.i Thomas Jasger Akron
sEoTSS Ads%'sSss q NUrthirn rn GS.rt fns
s.s snjoysd. Second degree and nomiI
Winter will nrepa "a for n -hIp ti,ns . y ~