Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-19

OF Brother Frank Egler who Is now
our drill captain. We have had 80
much sickness among our members
this winter that our flower fund has
become very low and next Wednesday
night we will have an ice cream and
cake social for the benefit of this
fund. we would like to see large
number of our members out to this.
We hope to have our meetings become
very interesting to the members from
now on and the officers will appre-
ciate good attendance.
PUEBLO REVIEW NO. 40
Pueblo Review No. 40, w. b. A. OF
Maccabees. This review met in regu-
lar session at Fishers hall, Wednes-
day. March 18th at 2:so p. m.
The meeting was unusually interest
ing and enthusiastic: this review being
characterized more by Its enthusiasm
than by Its numbers One application
for membership was favorably acted
upon.
Following the usual ritualistic work
ali interesting report of the rally at
Colorado Springs, Tuesday, March a..
was given by one OF the delegates.
The social period was spent in play
ing games and social conversation.
Dainty refreshments being served
Several social events are being
planned for the near future. Watch
the papers for notices.
The usual invitation to out of town
members Is extended by Review No.
AZ. The next meeting will be held at
the usual time and place.
PUEBLO CAMP NO. Q. w. o. ".
Pueblo Camp No 2. had a very live
ly meeting last Monday night and
much business OF great Importance to
the entire membership was discussed.
dn ,icvt, rtal walt =
tee which was appointed last night
will make a report that will concern
every member of tho camp, either df-
rcctly or indirectly and we urge each
and every neighbor TO be present.
Now neighbors we can't state tho ma
trrc of this business in this article but
please do not consider II lightly. 1t is
/ a matter that should have careful and
level headed Consideration by all IN
stead of Just the few old faithfuls who
attend constantly we ask that every
resident member Of Pueblo Camp No.
: ho present next Monday night
Our campaign is still going nicely;
| received and seven new candidates
| were introduced.
We are proud to announce to the
nciEhbors that old No. ? now has the
finest four piece orchestra that there
Is In the city OF Pueblo and these boys
viii play for us at every meeting from
this tlino on. II you arc a lover OF
good music. not tho tin can Jazz type
but real music then come out to camr
and enjoy this attraction. The orches-
ira is to he known at all times as Pu-
ehlo Camp No. .. w. o. w. orchestra
| Our drill team is doing better every
week and now appear in full uniform
at every meeting. putting on all degree
work and entertaining the nt4ghbOrs
with fancy drills
Tho fact OF tho matter Il that many
who have not attended camp for some
! time VIII be vcry agreeably surprised
At the wonderful Improvement that
has taken place in the past few weeks
| II they will just take n night off and
gather round the camp fire with the
boys. Don't forget next Monday
night.
TEMPLE CAMP y. is,. w 0. W.
Temple Camp No. i3f IN going Owe,
tho five hundred mark In it's MON
bcrship this week. Tho members Of thu
| camp arc 10 be congratulated on ths
finc work that In being done and Dis
| trict Manager Murray thinks there are
no Woodmen In the Eighteenth Dis
tric, 10 compare with the members OF
the Little Camp on the HILL We have
made . very attractive offer to the
members TO secure another nicc class
for the month OF March and n spccial
induccment IL also being made to new
mcsnbcrs who affiliate with us this
month. Come to camp nci9hbors and
lind out about II.
A week ago ono OF thc-largcst cinsss
ever introduced into thir camp was
given the full degree work by the Of
nccrs and driil team Of Pueblo Camp
No . and n fine lunch WAS served
afterwards. Temple Camp wants 10