Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-11-28
JOHN w. MARTIN, Editor
ODn FELLOWS

JOHN w. MARTIN, Editor
ODD FELLOWS
Another month is nearly gone, and
when the page is turned over it means
Just another successful page in Odd Fell
lowship
The third degree was exemplified in
q most impressive manner. and too
much praise cannot be given to Captain
Hargrave and the degree staff. We are
all back of you boys, and will back
YOU to the limit. Next meeting night
there win be no degree work as It is the
fifth Tuesday in the month but will be
devoted to rehearsal and business.
The first night Of nominations went
off lively, and there were plenty of
nominations made for the various of
fees to make 1t exciting. Next Tues
day viii be the second night of nomi-
nations. Come out boys and pick out
the live ones. as there will be plenty of
excitement on election night which will
be the first meeting in December.
You cannot afford to miss the meet
ings now. as they are getting better
each week, and with another large class
for next month, there will be plenty to
keep you busy, also to entertain you.
Captain Hargrave has promised to have
the work 100 per cent next month, with
plenty of new features added, that you
have not seen. 1t will be worth your
time to see II.
we are glad 70 have the visiting
brothers with us, and we want you to
feel just as though you were in your
own lodge, and to make yourselves at
home.
II Is a sure thing that no Odd Fellow
need to be afraid to go to Glendale now
since Brother Booth is a full flegded
kept out of Jail, or will put you in for
safe keeping. At any rate you should
worry"
The brothers from Tempe, Mesa,
Chandler and Glendale are regular Wis
itors now. This surely shows the true
spirit of Odd Fellowship
This has been a most successful year
in Phoenix lodge No. 2. let us make
December the banner month, and finish
up with record to be proud of. There
il nothing of it's kind that is better
than Odd Fellowship. Get all out of II
YOU can by attending the meetings and
promoting your own happiness.
THE FRATERNAL BROTHERHOOD
Initiation night was carried off with
sthe usual good class and enjoyable
time The chicken sandwiches fur
nished by our state manager, r. T
Mahon were UP to the standard and he
is priviledged to repeat the offense as
often as he so desires.
On January 4, which is the next reg
ular meeting OF the juvenile lodge, ar
rangements will be made by the sponsor
for a program for Christmas nigh
when a treat viii be given to the Ju.
venile Liberty lodge members as wei
as to the adult members OF Phoeni,
lodge No. 43.
In the meantime the big event viii
be the last chance Leap Year dane
given on December IS, to which tn
Ypublic Is once again invited to joii
in the merryms.king with the members
The price of admission will be so cent
alike for men and women and it ha
been said that If a female comes es
corted by a male or vice-versa Their
might be a slight fine attached. Thi
occasion Will give him who has neve
been fortunate enough to receive
proposal of marriage from some fai
damse1 his last opportunity and give
her who has been too timid to tax
advantage of the year that custor
makes It proper for "A princess {
choose her mate" her last chance to d
20. It is expected that many engage
Yneuts. serious and otherwise, will /
made this night. Nothing so far hs
been said about prizes being awarde
to the male who receives the most pre-
posais or the female who proposes mo-
but no doubt 1t VIII come so ladies loo
your prettiest and gentlemen yol
handsomest for you don't want to los
outs
The dances are to be divided equal
between gentlemen's and ladies' choi'
70 as to give an equal opportunity
both sides to work their charm. At Il
fYrry ffNV~r W
be taken and fines levied on the gentl'
man who owns up that he was not pol
uIar enough to have at least one pr
~ posal and on the lady who has not bee
Y Courageous enough to defy formaliti
and choose her mate.